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Newspaper
Oswego Palladium Times
Location
Oswego, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1972
Page
4
Oswego Zonta members served as hostesses in the Officer's Quarters at Fort Ontario during June. Mrs Norma Church of the Heritage Foundation spoke about the Hostess program and its costumes. Gingerbread cookies were served in the kitchen as part of the period atmosphere.
Miss Marcia Goodrow daughter of Mr and Mrs Clarence B Goodrow Sr and Timothy Reid son of Mr and Mrs Walter J Reid were married at St Peters Catholic Church on Saturday June 24 in a ceremony performed by Rev Angelo Morbito. Miss Louise Goodrow sister of the bride was maid of honor and Kenneth Batchelor was best man. Reception followed at the bride’s parents home.
Blood can be frozen and stored for later use enabling a person to receive transfusions of their own blood. By building up a supply before red blood cells are drawn, patients could have self donations for future treatment.
Miss Deborah J Bonacorsi of 484 W First St graduates with a BN certificate from E J Meyers Memorial Hospital School of Nursing Buffalo. She trained at the University of Buffalo and now works in the Intensive Care Unit at Oswego Hospital. The paddlewood tree of British Guiana has a 50 foot trunk made of rib like boards used by Indians as planks.
A vintage recipe collection describes Buttermilk Bread and variants with cheddar, brown sugar filling, and nut wafers. It includes preparation steps for yeast dough, rising in warm places, shaping in loaf pans or cans, and baking at 350 to 375 degrees. The piece also outlines mini cheese loaves, festive coffee rings, prune squares, and sugar cinnamon crisps with detailed ingredient lists.
Miss Lisa Grant daughter of Dr and Mrs James F Grant of 192 E Ullen Sr attained the Dean's List for the Spring semester at Cazenovia College in Cazenovia New York.
Legal notice reports births at Oswego Hospital referencing an Ombu tree in Argentina with a melted bark appearance due to its root system. The text blends unrelated plant detail with the births notice.
The New York Telephone Company files a tariff revision with the Public Service Commission to require deposits from applicants or subscribers using facilities for election campaigns or ballot questions. The change, effective August 1 1972, aligns with the company’s standard handling of election service requests.
Barbara J. Lundgren of 7373 Park Street received the Eckel Human Relations Award from Cazenovia College for outstanding efforts to foster good relations among students faculty and the community. She graduates in June after serving as sophomore class vice president and dormitory representative to the Women's Recreation Association.
Oswego County Bridge Association held a Monday evening tournament at the Fortnightly Club. North-South winners included Mrs. Walter Thorpe and H. J. Pierson with 103 percent, and several pairs posted high scores such as Mrs. Willard Anderson with Mrs. John Stopyra at 109 percent. East-West top pair was Mrs. Willard Anderson and Mrs. John Stopyra at 109 percent, with other scores listed. Individual Novice results show Mrs. Fred Johnson tied with Ed Czirr for top honors, followed by several players in close scores.
Miss JoAnne Marie Bush and Warren A. Clark wed at St. John's Catholic Church in a Saturday ceremony. The bride, daughter of Mrs. Aretta Donovan and Joseph Bush, and the groom, son of Mr. and Mrs. Paul Clark, reside at New River Apartments, Jacksonville, N C. The groom serves in the U S Marine Corps at Camp Lejeune.
Ida LePine reports the Black Knights Drum and Bugle Corps will host a Jaycee competition at Leighton Field on Sunday July 2 at 3 30 pm with no admission and the public invited for the junior show Freedom Rings Oswego County DAR picnic July 15 at Selkirk Shore State Park hosted by Silas Town Chapter Mexico bring table service and a dish to pass
Pulaski Legion Home hosts a dance with Steve Green and the Gold Miners on Richland Road from 9 p m to 1 a m Friday. Refreshments start at 8 p m with proceeds to the building fund.
Soviet Premier Aleksei Kosygin is awarded the honorary title Chief Colden Eagle amid his 1971 Canadian tour. The ceremony underscores bilateral ties as Kosygin continues engagements with Canadian leaders.
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