Outdoor furniture trends for casual living rise in 1950s styles
The Casual Furniture Manufacturers Association notes bright outdoor lines with redwood and wrought iron pieces. New redwood benches convert to tables for six, there are rotating lazy susans, seating dining sets, recliners, and coordinating accessories. Aluminum colors include lime, lemon, and orange. care requires sealing redwood annually and cleaning hardwood with detergent. Umbrellas in varied sizes match seating groups, with several operation styles described.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Casual Furniture Manufacturers Association
Redwood
Book review and club event notices at Corinthian Club
Mrs Claude C Bush will review A High Old Time by Lavinia Ross for the Corinthian Club at 1 am June 8 in the Carriage House. Operation Bookshelf hosts include many named members and assistants. luncheon to follow. Also Bnai B rith Esther Chapter holds its annual retention luncheon June 17 with a fashion show featuring named models and Blanche Rubenstein as commentator. Eastwood Lions Auxiliary hosts its third annual garage sale June Saturday at 296 Winthrop Rd proceeds benefit Lighthouse and sight projects.
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Claude C. Bush
Lavinia Ross
Corinthian Club
Carriage House
Operation Bookshelf
Claude L. Case
Anna Mae Conroy
Gerald C. Cooney
Frederick M Darrow
Dorothy M. Handlen
Katherine E. Heldmann
John J. Kalamarides
Harold A. Kenyon
Edward D. Sugarman
B'nai B'rith Esther Chapter
Valle’s
Dorothy Golden
Ida Halter
Jean ‘Shapnes
Bess Shapiro
Sylvia Bleier
Blanche Rubenstein
Rae Baron
Cochairman
Ann Smith
Eastwood Lions Auxiliary
Winthrop Rd
Eastwood
Twin Beds Cause Rent for Marital Harmony
Ann Landers fields reader questions on a 40s couple with sleep changes and snoring. A husband objects to his wife leaning in bed and a suggestion emerges to try twin beds with humor. The column also addresses a high school romance and parental curfew, concluding with a married life maxim about humility and discretion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ann Landers
Great Golliwhopper flea market at Salt City Playhouse
Salt City Playhouse presents the second annual Great Golliwhopper fleamarket June 12 to 20 from 10 am to 9 pm at the playhouse center corner Harrison Street and Crouse Avenue. Sale features clothing toys books and garden items plus small to-scale models from SCPPAC productions and stage props. Proceeds fund the summer program and youth activities. donations welcome by phone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salt City Playhouse Performing Arts Center
Scppac
Playhouse Center
Harrison Street
Crouse Avenue
Scppac Guild
Faberge inspired egg art featured in Bicentennial Tel-Aviv exhibit
In Tel-Auc Bicentennial crafts, upstate artists William Weber and Rosemary Disney showcase jeweled eggs. Weber crafts a rhea and goose egg with Austrian jewels and rotating sapphire, while Disney presents a white goose egg flower basket outlined in gold braid. Other eggs fetch values from four hundred to over one thousand dollars.
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Carl Faberge
Alexander Til
Faberge
WCNY
New York
William Weber
Manlius
Rosemary Disney
Rochester
Weber
Tel-Auc
Central
Marital Class for Remarried Couples Opens Free
A program of marital groups stressing communication and problem solving skills is offered at no charge to couples who have been remarried at least four years. Sessions are in the Red Cross building, 636 5. Warren St. Monday and Thursday evenings 7:30 to 9:30 p.m. for two weeks starting June 7.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Cross
Warren St
Avoid stress and hypertension warnings from doctors
Doctors caution that stress and hypertension threaten heart health. A 23 million Americans may suffer high blood pressure, which often has no early symptoms but can lead to heart attack or stroke. Regular checkups, weight control, diet changes, salt reduction, exercise, breathing and meditation, plus adherence to medication if prescribed, are advised.
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R.H. Rahe
University of Chicago
Department of Health and Safety Research
Combined Lifts Insurance Co
New York
Garden club plans June meeting at summer home
Plymouth Garden Club announces its June gathering at the summer home of Mrs. A P Cogwill on Elms Road Sandy Pond. A noon picnic lunch will precede the installation of new officers led by president Mrs. Ross BE Dickinson and a slate of committee chairs for hospitality program membership horticulture conservation civic garden club rep historian and sunshine. Civic projects for the year will be discussed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plymouth Garden Club
A.P. Cogwill
Elms Road
Sandy Pond
Ross BE. Dickinson
Mary Lou Terraro
Carl Spriggs
Earl George
Arthur Jones
Douglas Soyars
Terraro
Spriggs
Soyars
Terry Green
William McCambridge
Civic
Hans Todt
Garden Club
Cogwill
Sunshine Committee
W.E. Shug
Willard Carter
Holiday Mart
Luke Pesane
Cochairman
Mart
Richard Bornhurst
D.E. Watts
Frederick Rapp
Watts
Edmund Purcell
Ross Dickinson
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Rafe Banks
Deby Park
Book Review
Florida
Tak
Sally
Annie
Rex
Bob
Salt City Playhouse
Community School For the Arts
Miss Park
Barbara Vojta
Pat Lotito
William Hannum
Grange
Industria
Mare
Boston
Cochtalls
Tel-Avc
Marlene Felzzak
Cartiers of
Alexander C. Carmichel
R. Wayne Archer
Dewitt
Achess
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