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Newspaper
Oswego Palladium Times
Location
Oswego, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1962
Page
8
Heloise shares creative uses for browned dinner rolls. Mix paprika butter into pulp, stuff onion flakes or raisins, or spread sugar rum paste as a topping. Add nuts, peanut butter, apricots, or cinnamon paste between folds for a festive Sunday night treat. Bonnie Crockett adds a window cleaning tip with denatured alcohol or lighter fluid.
Miss Joyce Mar guerie Nelson daughter of Mr and Mrs Harold W Nelson of Old Mexico Road and Barry John Smith son of MSgt and Mrs Clifford L Smith Sr Columbus Air Force Base Mississippi were married in a double wing ceremony Saturday June 23 at the Church of Saint Therese Syracuse The Rev Thomas S McLaughlin officiated The bride wore a silk organza gown with Alencon lace and a chapel train A cascade bouquet of white carnations and ivy accompanied her The matron of honor Mrs Gerald Elcock wore aqua taffeta and carried white carnations and pink roses The bridesmaids Miss Mary Schneid and Miss Mary Jane Carducci wore similar gowns and carried colonial bouquets Various relatives from multiple states attended The couple will reside in Kirkville after a wedding trip to New Mexico
A reader recalls removing tape residue from a door after a child placed a map on it for over a year. Lighter fluid successfully cleaned the surface without damaging paint, prompting a reminder to follow label cautions about flammability and keeping products away from children.
The article describes cleaning brass by soaking in white vinegar and rubbing off grime, then rinsing in hot water and drying. It also suggests applying Formica to stained tabletops and furniture to achieve a new look without water marks, noting the dealer provides application instructions.
In pursuance of a judgment in D P C Corporation vs David and Phyllis A Smith the Oswego County Sheriff will auction a parcel of land in the Town of Richland on July 9 1962 at 11:00 AM The tract is part of Lot 5 Selkirk Track comprising about 11 acres bounded by Rainbow Shores Road Pratt property and Colvin and Carl property Located at Oswego County Court House Oswego New York. May 25 1962 Merwin R Upcraft Sheriff Crystal Manes Hill Rifkin Attorneys for the Plaintiff 605 Wilson Ridge Syracuse NY 2 NY may 25 June 1 8 15 22 29 3034
Before the 1905 introduction of the hard rubber ball bowling balls were crafted from lignum vitae, a dense tropical wood that would not float.
Miss Wilhelmine Wieneke Eringa an 18 year old girl from Heenstede Holland will be Pulaski's American Field Service student this fall and enter Pulaski Academy and Central School in September as a senior. She will arrive in New York Aug 7 on the Seven Seas from Rotterdam and will live with Mr and Mrs FE Pennock and their daughters Myrtie Elien and Kay.
Mrs. Mabel J. Connell of Oswego now living on Lake Street Road is seriously ill at her home after a Tuesday heart attack.
Extended forecast from 7 p m today to 7 p m Wednesday calls for warm weekend weather in Eastern New York with temperatures 4-5 degrees above normal. Scattered thundershowers possible in the north Saturday and across Eastern New York Sunday. Western New York will stay warm with highs 75-84 and lows 55-62, with light rainfall generally under one tenth inch.
Julie Belle Bontomase and Tyrone Dean Larson united in marriage June 23 at 2 p m at Park Methodist Church with Rev. Russell Clark officiating. The bride, daughter of Anthony and the late Mrs. Bontomase of Rome Road, wore an Italian gown with lace bodice and satin skirt. Best man was Larry Larson. ushers included William Stanley and David Bontomase. A reception for 150 followed at the bride’s home and a two week honeymoon to Seattle capped the celebration.
The marriage of Miss Jeremy Linda Nolan to Ralph P. Maxwell was solemnized at St John the Evangelist Church in Pulaski at 11 a.m. The bride is the daughter of Mr and Mrs Floyd G Nolan of Rainbow Shores Road. The ceremony was led by Rev Richard Morisette with Fred Fox at the organ. The bridal party included maid of honor Carol Maddox from Rockville Maryland and bridesmaids Merrilee Storm Phylis Maxwell Carol Hollis and Karen Richards. David Thomas Jr. was ring bearer and Patricia Mazzoli was flower girl. Best man was David Thomas with ushers Floyd Nolan III David Rubley John Brink Jr and Kirk Ellis. A 200 guest reception followed at River Valley Inn Mannsville. The couple plans a Maine wedding trip and will reside at Ballentyne Road Syracuse after July 7. Mrs Maxwell attended Pulaski Academy and Cen...
University of Rochester selects Allan Wallis of the University of Chicago as its sixth president, to assume duties after he completes Chicago tenure. Wallis, 49, helped Chicago grow its business school, with rapid faculty and student gains and self funding. He praised modern university education and aims to apply national and community benefits to Rochester’s ascent.
The quote notes that a scholar’s work doubles as vocation and hobby. It wryly observes a scholar is paid to do what he enjoys, implying he might pay for the privilege if he could afford it.
Fred Hawkins shot a 3 under par 68 to lead the Western Open at Medinah No 3. Jack Cupit Charles Sifford and Paul Harney tied for second at 69 while Jack Nicklaus and Moon Mullins shot sub par rounds. Arnold Palmer struggled on the greens after a 73 and U S Open champion Nicklaus was two strokes back.
Palmer voices frustration after a rough National Open first round as he trails Hawkins by three strokes at even par 71. Six players, including Snead, Glover, Finsterwald, Giebergers, Still, and Brue, sit three behind.
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