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Newspaper
Oswego Palladium Times
Location
Oswego, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1971
Page
4
Betty Canary responds to readers on fashion for older women, noting teens dominate junior departments and urging more feminine dresses for church wear. She highlights a shift back to pretty styles as women sew at home and seek personal style while maintaining dignity for their families.
Miss Maureen I Sullivan, a freshman at Onondaga Community College Syracuse, made the Dean's List with a 381 average for the Spring term. She is the daughter of Mr and Mrs John T Sullivan of Oswego. The Lavere Harrington 2320 VFW will hold a 8 p m regular meeting Thursday in club rooms. Delta Gamma Delta pledge installation is set for 7 at Sandy Cook's home 484 W First St.
Pulaski Park United Methodist Church announces a morning worship on the North Street Lawn weather permitting at 10 am Sunday July 4. The event invites the community to gather outdoors for praise and reflection.
The Loyal Order of Moose membership reached 1,137,948 in 1970, the Independent Order of Odd Fellows 1,250,000, and the Fraternal Order of Eagles 850,000 members.
Birth notices from Oswego Hospital list two new arrivals. A daughter named PICKARD was born to Mr. and Mrs. Michael Pickard of Baldwinsville on June 28. A daughter named MARKS was born to Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Marks of RD 3 Fulton on June 28.
Miss Fileen Konu daughter of Mr and Mrs Einar Konu Ver million and John Ditoro son of Mr and Mrs Carl McCollum were married at 3 pm Saturday at Palermo United Church Rev Gerald Schlernit zaur pastor of the church performed the ceremony A reception followed at the bride's parents home Attending from out of town were Mr and Mrs Robert Ditoro of Boston Mass and Mr and Mrs Richard Egloff of North Syracuse
To remove perspiration odor from garments rub over strained areas with one part ammonia to eight parts water. The method suggests a simple dilute solution to neutralize smells without harming fabric.
Linda Ann Hubbard and Lawrence C. Hibbard were married May 2 in Elkton Maryland. Parents Mr and Mrs Harold Hubbard of Pulaski announced the wedding. The bride attended Pulaski Academy and Central School and works as a secretary at General Electric. The groom, a self employed electrician, graduated from North High in Syracuse. The couple reside in Pulaski.
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