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Newspaper
Oswego Palladium Times
Location
Oswego, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1972
Page
4
Stitchin Time offers crewel kits and iron transfers featuring Old Glory the Pledge of Allegiance and an American Eagle design. Kits include fabric, threads, frame, chart, and instructions with prices from 40 cents to 5 dollars. Order via Stitchin Time Box 503 Radio City New York 10019.
Phi Chapter of Beta Chi meets at 7 30 Thursday at Breitbeck Park to set up a booth for the Jaycee Bazaar. The Salvation Army Store at 178 West Seneca Street remains temporarily closed due to water damage. Sammy VanHorn 11, former Riley School student, recently had surgery at Oswego Hospital and returned home to Fulton.
The article promotes layering outfits for spring and fall. Slacks and sweaters with jackets, cardigans with sleeves rolled, long sleeves under, plus skirts and shirts layered for numerous looks. It emphasizes versatile styling using fewer clothes.
A full grown elephant has no natural predators other than humans, highlighting the species' vulnerability to human activities and conflicts over land and resources.
Readers share quick tips on patent leather shoes care and comfort. Florence asks about girdle back supporters and hose wear. Patricia suggests rubbing petroleum jelly on dull patent leather and buffing to restore shine. Barbara adds a care note for Barbara with shiny patent leather.
The Duplicate Bridge Club completed its first 15 weeks with ten eligible players. William Harrison led scoring at 56.571 percent, followed by Otto Hoenow and Mrs William Harrison. At Friday’s meeting five tables played. top pairs were Mrs Betty Alport with Mrs Arnold Caterson, and others including Miss Ariel Whitney with a partner. The club plans to meet again Friday at 8 p.m. at Village Hall on North Jefferson Street.
Birth notices from Oswego Hospital list new arrivals: Lyn ch, son of Mr. and Mrs. John Lynch at 605 Volney Rd Phoenix, June 24. Ballard daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Nelson Ballard 177 Bensin Ave. Ohmacht daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Ohmacht 187 W Sixth Oswego June 23. Tucker daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Carl Tucker Oswego RD 3 June 24. Bragg daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Donald Bragg 41 E. Eighth St Oswego June 24. Ayer daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Anneth Ayer RD 5 Dumas Rd Minetto June 25.
Lockport, N.Y. James M Salmeri 21 died after injuries from a March 25 auto crash near Newfane. He had been treated at a Buffalo hospital following the accident.
A twin sweater set reemerges as a spring fashion duo. The short sleeved or sleeveless pullover with a matching cardigan comes in various weights and colors. Wear them over skirts, slacks, or a formal hostess skirt.
The President's China trip could mark fashion history as Chinoiserie trends spread. The newest look, the China Doll haircut, features a cin length almost-Dutch-boy cut with fluffy bangs framing the forehead.
Checks cover raincoats dresses skirt and top ensembles and suits. Spring pastels plus vibrant red white and blue offer strong color options for all outfits and occasions.
A crisp shirt paired with a skirt or slacks gains polish from a matching tie and a tie tack or clip. The jewelry-like accessory completes the look with a modest price and adds a refined finishing touch.
The Lake Ontario Chapter OES will start its Strawberry Festival at 10 a.m. in the Sandy Creek Masonic Temple with a rummage sale barbecue bazaar and smorgasbord at 5 p.m. If rain hits, the Palette Club will move its annual show and sale to the same temple.
Lovers of fashion shoes greet spring with lighter styles. Classic pumps and slender T straps replace heavy-sole rounded toes, while ankle straps add a modern touch to the season’s footwear.
Oswego Arts Center hosts a youthful cast for the Oswego Players production of The Remarkable Mr Pennypacker a 1953 Broadway comedy about Pa Pennypacker and his free thinking family. The play aimed for late July to early August performances with director Ranous describing it as family entertainment.
A biblical verse emphasizes diligence and faith, stating that idleness harms progress while the Lord's name provides protection. It highlights the contrast between laziness and spiritual refuge for the righteous.
Plans for united worship services between the Methodist and Presbyterian churches in Mexico for July August and Labor Day. July services at the Methodist Church led by Rev Bertram Croop with music organist ushers nursery and flowers. August services at the Presbyterian Church led by Rev Ellison L Elmer with similar roles. Labor Day Sunday Sept 3 in the Presbyterian Church with morning worship and offerings split between host and designated church.
John M. Gerhardt, 77, who announced a presidential run, becomes a member of the Old Grand-Dad Club alongside Lawrence Welk and Bob Hope. The club honored him early, citing his unique qualifications as a Grand-Dad and as a candidate, noting his claim of being old but honest.
Miss Karol Lee Sweet and David Glenn Woolson wed at United Methodist Church of Granby Center in a Saturday ceremony. The bride, daughter of Mr and Mrs Charles Sweet, wore satin brocade with Chantilly lace and a pearl crown. The groom, son of Mr and Mrs Ronald Woolson, will move to Herndon Virginia where he works for Continental Telephone.
Barbara Emery daughter of Mr and Mrs Francis Emery of Spring Street has been accepted by the State University College at Oswego for the Liberal Arts Program. She graduates from Mexico Academy and Central School on June 25 after active participation in Cheerleading Matador Twirling Squad National Honor Society and the Leaders Club.
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