Givenchy Collection Redefines Luxury And Color
French designer Givenchy unveiled a next fall collection described as uninhibited luxury. The show featured dramatic prints, flying feathers, furs, and meticulous detailing, with American music and five top New York black models. The collection emphasizes looser tops, longer peplums, chemise dresses, shirring, bustle hints, bold plaids, and disco influences across day and evening wear.
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Givenchy
New York
Niagara Mohawk awards two scholarships and a fellowship
Niagara Mohawk Power Corporation awarded two four year scholarships and one graduate fellowship to area students continuing college this fall. Sharon Moran of Syracuse University College of Law received the graduate fellowship. Barbara Allen of Oneida and Kathleen Hannon of Clinton received four year scholarships. Moran plans to practice labor or criminal law after graduation. Allen will study international relations at Eisenhower College. Hannon will study elementary education at the College of Saint Rose. Recipients are selected by Syracuse University's Scholarship Committee for the company.
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Niagara Mohawk Power Corporation
Sharon Moran
Syracuse University
College of Law
Raymond Kolarz
Niagara Mohawk
Theodore C. Moran
Fayetteville
U.S. Attorney's Office
Sharon
Barbara Allen
Kenneth Allen
Oneida
Kathleen Hannon
John P. Hannon
Clinton
Allen
Hannon
Barbara
Eisenhower College
Oneida Indians
Zclub
Mexico City
Kathleen
Clinton High School
College of St. Rose
Albany
Keep children occupied when visiting library
Dear Heloise offers ideas to keep children busy during library visits. The letter praises library resources for child activities aiding physical and mental development and suggests taking kids to the library for better behavior. Also notes on using two pound cheese boxes for storage and a tip about swapping photos with others after development.
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Heloise
L.W.M
Leland Gulliver
Heloise column hints and reader tips for home life
Hints cover vacation photos and family snaps, house remodeling costs, and curtain use for showers. A reader warns about rechecking sandbox seats for Black Widow spiders. Ida Palmer adds safety notes, while The Homemaker column invites readers to write with home questions to Heloise for possible column answers.
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Thelma Baker
Heloise
Ida Palmer
Lawyer Advice Yet On Wills And Inheritance
Dear K C asks about altering a will to favor his second wife while disfavoring two children under a prenup and postmarital terms. Ann Landers says legal advice is needed to change a legal agreement, urging the reader to consult a lawyer rather than her. She then answers a question on postal envelope sizing, quoting a Chicago post office official about minimum dimensions and potential returns to senders to avoid machinery jams.
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Ann Landers
K.C
Ralph Stewart
Chicago
Post Office
Stewart
Duetsine Hawn
Doe
Landers
Illinois
New Era for Buffalo Midwives Brings Nurse In Deliveries
Cheryl Grehlanger, 25, left head nurse post at Children's Hospital to become a nurse midwife in Buffalo. Trained as a registered nurse with a year of additional study, she works with Dr. Louis Hevizy to supervise normal births, staying with patients long after delivery and supporting mothers through postpartum care. A second Buffalo area midwife, Margie Schaefer Turner, teams with Amherst doctors and shares a philosophy of minimal intervention and patient comfort in birthing rooms designed to emphasize intimacy and support.
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Children’s Hospital In
Buffalo
Mrs. Grehlanger
Grehlanger
Downstate Medical Center
American College of Nurses and Midwives
Children’s Hospital
Louis Hevizy
Hamburg
Hevizy
Hungary
Cheryl
Rose
Margie Schaefer-Turner
Schaefer-Turner
Amherst
Rena Hoefischweiger
Mark
Cesarean Education Group to Meet in Syracuse
The Cesarean Education Division of the Childbirth Education Association of Greater Syracuse invites attendees to its monthly meeting Friday at 7 30 p m on the second floor 523 Oak Street Syracuse. registrar Stephanie Rapetti 422 4313 provides information. The Knights of Columbus St Joseph Council 5398 hosts an annual family picnic August 11 noon at Green Lake State Park.
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Cesarean Education Division
The
Childbirth Education Association of Greater
Syracuse
Oak St
Stephanie Rapetti
Knights of Columbus
St. Joseph's Council
Green Lake State Park
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Eugenia Sheppard
Princess Caroline
Dior
Louise Ronet
Jacques Rouet
Paris
K.F.B
Manhattan
Waldoff School
Stephen Cass
Children’s Television Workshop
BP Wirerpots
Will
By Anne Dobinsky
Buffalo, N.Y
UPI
Cheryl Grehlanger
Rose Gasak
Children’s
Daniel
Barbara O’conner
West Seneca
Arthur Lang
Post
N. Main St
Turgeon, Inc. Management
Ottewy
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