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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1975
Page
9
Reader suggestions range from making bunny head weiner hors d oeuvres by slicing and boiling to clever candle repairs with melted wax. Other notes advise spark plug cleaning in ovens, sewing scraps into a house coat pattern, back scratchers from bamboo reeds, and giblet gravy with cream of chicken soup.
Young People Willing Workers Metropolitan District of Syracuse plans a 1:30 p m luncheon and pageant on June 7 at Crumlin s Country Club Miss YPWW will be crowned Contestants Roxanne Robertson Ariene Sparks Carolyn Perry and Rene Seals winner to attend the national congress in Memphis Tenn An award will honor an outstanding Gospel Temple Church of God in Christ member
Joseph W Szombathy, son of Jamesville residents, graduates Mercerburg Academy with athletic honors. Ed Malone of Liverpool makes Brockport dean's list in business admin. Beth Anne Wolfson of Syracuse graduates Brandeis magna cum laude in music and studies at Tanglewood. Gerson Wolpe family trip. Charlotte Heise posts perfect 4.0 at Texas Tech. Sgt Margaret Germain earns Gold Badge for public service. James Orr graduates cum laude from Brockport in physical education. Ashton-Asprino celebrate 36th anniversary. Janis Sawicke earns BA at Simmons and to pursue teachers college MA. Jason Paul Bradbury born June 3 to Beth Hoag Bradbury. Madeline Barger returns from Florida. St Patrick’s High School to stage 40th reunion June 28. Richard O’Meara chairs.
Randy Portner of Taberg became famous for a string of lottery wins starting in 1973. The 20 year old collected thousands in prizes including 50 000 in March 1973 and smaller sums thereafter. He now sits on winnings in a trust fund awaiting age 21. He dismisses the lottery as a racket and says taxes sting.
Alpha Omicron Pi's 51st International Convention runs June 19 23 at the O'Hare Inn Chicago with local delegate Mrs Betty Bornhurst president of the Syracuse Alumnae chapter. The sorority totals over 50000 members and operates across the US and Canada supporting arthritis research. New Syracuse Alumnae officers for 1975 are Betty Bornhurst Beverly Taterman George Henry Margaret Henry and Terry Ruth Furhoden. The season ends with a June 28 covered dish picnic at Skaneateles Lake, with reunions and calls to new Syracuse area alumnae.
Mrs. Ian Sagar was installed as president of the Frank C. McCarthy Parent Teacher Association. Other officers include Mrs. William Connor as vice president Mrs. George Andrews as treasurer Miss Adrienne Braunstein as recording secretary Mrs. Edward Hooge as corresponding secretary Mrs. Alan King as historian and Mrs. Leo Burns as liaison.
Sir Cecil Beaton returns to England after two weeks in Tangiers for convalescence following a summer stroke. He brings a portfolio of drawings and watercolors and is at work on Mrs. Winston Guest's garden book and a new volume of diaries. Weidenfeld and Nicolson publish his The Magic Image, a history of photography, this spring. He resides at Broadchalke near Salisbury, sketching in gardens.
The Syracuse Christian Women’s Club hosts a Monday 11 30 luncheon at Raphael’s Restaurant with speaker Mrs Richard Fuller from La Fayette Board of Education and doll collector. Tickets, music, decor, and a nursery are arranged by club officers and hosts.
St Cecilia Altar and Rosa ry Society plans an installation dinner at 6 30 p m in the Blue Room of LeMoyne Manor with a social hour before. New officers include Mrs Thomas Picciott Sr president and Mrs John D Anthony vice president. The Belivers from Central Square will sing.
The United Methodist Church of Phoenix schedules a two day antique show and sale with about 28 dealers. The event runs from 10 a.m. to 9 p.m. on June 10 and 11 at the church. Daily lunches dinners and free nursery supervision will be provided. Betty Kresge chairs the event with Winnie Stubbs as co chair and Jean Litchinson as treasurer.
The Liberty Court 66 Order of the Amaranth announces a reception on June 9 at 7 30 p.m. to honor Dorothy E. White state grand musician and Cathy Beckendorf district deputy. Other honorees include Nina V. Negus Laura Mae P. Fink Maurice Goodwin Helen G. Winter and Clifford Carey with Xi Alpha Gamma Chapter Beta Sigma Phi presiding. A family picnic follows at Chittenango Falls State Park at 1 p.m. Sunday, marking the season finale.
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