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Newspaper
Palladium Times
Location
Oswego, New York, United States of America
Date
May 18, 1959
Page
8
Pupils of Fitzhugh Park School present America Sings a program of music and dance in the school auditorium on Wednesday evening May 20 at 8. Featured acts include the Girls Chorus Small Ensemble Fitzhugh Park School Band and dancers from grades four to six with named participants in each choir and section.
The listing reveals participants across singing groups dancers and ensembles. Notable names include Ruth Nearbin Priscilla Nesbitt Jay Samuels Kathleen Sheldon Joan Warner Judy Woodworth along with many performers and dancers led by Captain Jinks and groups Pop Goes the Weasel and Dancers.
More than seven million women in the U S are working mothers. The data show nearly 14 million are widowed, divorced, or separated from their husbands. About 40 percent of working mothers living with husbands have preschool children.
An advertisement touts a new tablet that drains congested sinuses and relieves pressure quickly with no discomfort. It works via the bloodstream, shrinking swollen sinus doors to promote drainage and is sold without prescription as Diistan Decongestant Tablets Duistan Tablets at 98 cents for 24.
In the Robin son auditorium the Oswego Players stage Come Back Little Sheba with Carl McGann in Ed Anderson and Elma played by Mac Malefost. Don McCann directs the show while Dan Crahan and Jack Howards appear as Bruce the postman and milkman. New member Gerri Mathews joins the cast alongside veterans Dick Milam and Bob Milam in supporting roles. Also noted is Fred Lockwood who seeks Oswego Town supervisor nomination as a Republican after serving six years as town clerk and a Southwest Oswego grocery operator.
On Wednesday May 20 the Catholic youth of Osweep gather at St Joseph s Church for a Holy Hour from to 9 p m They join in congregational singing prayers for youth and the Act of Consec ration and Reparation to the Sacred Heart Rev John H Comeskey area CYC spiritual director will give talks The hour ends with Benediction The program chairman is Miss Peggy Walpole
Dr. Stuart A. Pomeroy of Syracuse will address the Oswego Nivans Club Thursday evening at 6 in the Hotel Pontiac. Pomeroy is the Upper New York State chairman for the Child Accident Prevention campaign and a member of the American College of Pediatrics.
Sigma Tau Chi and Alpha Delta Eta won top honors in Oswego State Teachers College Spring Weekend float parade. The 10 float event featured the marching band under new drum major Harvey Allen Smith, with about 500 spectators.
Rev Kenneth A Rondarmel general secretary of the New York State Council of Churches says the migrant problem is complex and requires a friendly understanding of all aspects. The statement outlines the need for a nuanced approach to migration.
A silver tea at the Presbyterian church featured Mr Rondarmel, general secretary since 1951, discussing migrant labor support in GUL state. About 35 chaplains and 65 students served 35 000 migrants last year, with multiple denominations assisting chapels and living centers. Funds from the United Church Women aid Oswego migrant work.
Beloved, if God so loved us, we ought also to love one another. I John 4 11. A brief exhortation from the scripture urging mutual care and compassion among believers.
Rotary International hosts a double-header program at noon Tuesday in the Hotel Pontiac. Dr. Mark H. FitzGibbons will present Oswego school retirees as part of Teacher Appreciation Week. Paul T. Hiser from Oswego State Teachers College will screen the film Three Flags for Friendship, a travelogue well received by other clubs.
About 200 icebergs are adrift in the North Atlantic east of Newfoundland. Canada’s ice forecasting center warned shipping to use a route 150 miles south of the usual course to avoid the ice field.
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