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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Apr 01, 1968
Page
5
A reader notes the Mao Nehru jacket revival and recalls an American-made version from 15 years ago. Advice suggests pairing a plaid sport coat with a solid or small patterned tie, while a navy blazer can handle stripes or bolder patterns.
Practical advice for quick response in accidents. Do not honk while driving. Time ambulance routes to the hospital, especially on Sundays versus heavy traffic. Keep two telephone lists with local police fire department and doctor numbers and note minutes to the nearest hospital.
Cooperative Extension of Onondaga County offers a two session class in Camillus and DeWitt titled Be A Better Shopper. Miss Linda J. Paul claims planning 30 minutes weekly can save up to 15 percent yearly on groceries with examples and a pocket cost cutter guide. Registration costs two dollars plus a materials fee.
The notice lists events from April including Business Teachers Association of New York State at Hotel Syracuse on April 5 and 6, Institute of International Relations with Rep John G Dow and Syracuse Peace Council on April 6 at Yates Hotel, Citizenship Education Conference at Syracuse University with Sears-Roebuck Foundation, Easter Party for Children at Corinthian Club House, and Junior Drum and Bugle Corps Pre View for 68 at Clary Junior High School.
The Lutheran Church Women of First English Lutheran announce April activities centered on devotional film slides and the theme Bible Lands Where Jesus Lived. Esther Miriam unit meets Tuesday at 11 a.m. for church service and luncheon, Time and Talent Club presents at 7 p.m. with Mrs Gettman, Mrs LaPointe, and Mrs Shimer Jr. presenting, refreshments by Miss Holzer and Miss Oster. The Emmaus Walk devotional is planned for Phoebe unit Wednesday at 10 30 a.m. Executive board meets April 16 to plan May gathering. Liverpool Chapter 219, Order of Eastern Star, honors past matrons and patrons Tuesday at 8 p.m. in the Liverpool Masonic Temple with Worthy Matron Jane Chester and Worthy Patron Harold Chester presiding. refreshments by Mrs Stone.
The Reserve Officers Ladies Association gathers at 8 p.m. at Mrs. Francis Hyatt's home 29 Reed Ave Marcellus. Plans near completion for the installation dinner to be shared with the Reserve Officers Association at Hancock Field Officers' Club Saturday night April 20. Mrs. Walter Wieder hosted the March K.O.A. Ladies meeting at 120 Fay La. Minoa.
The Ka-na-te-nah Club Inc. schedules a buffet luncheon on Monday at 12:30 p.m. in the club rooms. Hostesses include Mrs. Elmer Hart, Mrs. Fred Blume, Mrs. Theodore Barnes, Mrs. Janet Schiaepffer, Mrs. Daniel O'Hearn, Mrs. Harold Martineau, and Mrs. Edward Hook.
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