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Newspaper

Syracuse Herald Journal

Location

Syracuse, New York, United States of America

Date

Jun 23, 1958

Page

9

Everything Ready at Talooli Camp Fire Girls Summer Camp

Clean-up weekends left Talooli ready for Camp Fire Girls. Families like the Kubastas and two daughters helped with washing windows and scrubbing. Registration remains open with openings in the first and fourth sessions. Camp Talooli sits in Pennellville with Blue Birds in cabins and older girls in tepee units.

Talooli Robert Kubasta Euclid Dr Fayetteville Barbara Lynne Betty Baer Onondaga Council of Camp Fire Girls Camp Fire Miss Baer CampTalool Pennelville Blue Birds Sandra Peterson

Presbyterial Women Attend National Meeting At Pur due

Forty five Cayuga Syracuse Presbyterial members join more than 5 000 delegates at the fifth quadrennial Presbyterian Women’s Organizations gathering at PurDue University Indiana June 25 to July 1. Delegates include women from Egypt Czechoslovakia Cuba Brazil Alaska Chile Mexico Indonesia and Cameroon West Africa. Nearly 200 missionaries and church members will attend. Voting delegates from the Cayuga Syracuse region are listed, with many from Auburn Baldwinsville Skaneateles Syracuse and surrounding towns. The two women’s organizations will merge and adopt a new constitution at week’s end.

Cayuga-Syracuse Presbyterial Presbyterian Women's Organizations Purdue University West Lafayette Ind United Presbyterian Church of North America Presbyterian Church In the USA United Presbyterian Church In the USA Egypt Czechoslovakia Cuba Brazil Alaska Chile Mexico Indonesia Cameroon West Africa Cayuga-Syracuse G. Shubert Frye Chittenango Harold Fellows Baldwinsville Edward Ramsey W. G. Barnett Atwater Cyril Foster Judith Sager Wilfred Hunt John Weller A. J. Strauss

Legion Auxiliary Luncheon Guests At Mrs Haley Home

Mrs William Piiin chair woman of the child welfare committee for Post 41 leads a luncheon for the American Legion Auxiliary. The group will meet Wednesday at Mrs Walter Haley 725 Salisbury Rd with a regular meeting to follow.

Wiliam Piiin American Legion Auxiliary Post 41 Walter Haley Salisbury Ra

OES Chapter to Mark 60th Anniversary Celebration

Central City Chapter 433 Order of the Eastern Star celebrates its 60th anniversary with a Saturday banquet at 6 20 p m. Charter members Mrs Ollie Walch and Mrs Pearl Plumb will attend along with long time member Mrs Lulu Mignault. Notable guests include New York State officers and Onondaga district leaders.]]

Calvary Oes Eastern Star Onondaga Calvary Order of the Eastern Star Masonic Temple Jessie Halliday Paul Scott Gladys Baker Alfreda Lakins Central City Crumlins Ollie Walch Pearl Plumb Lulu Mignault Donald Sotherden Grand Chapter New York State Donald Lougherden James Dahl

Breaking Dates And Teen Advice From A Dear Miss Wright

A teen column advice piece discusses breaking dates with boys as foolish and unfair. It counsels honesty, warns against pretending, and urges real effort to form genuine connections while noting playful dating dynamics among teens. Also mentions a teen asking about crushes and advice to be patient and friendly. It reports local lodge meeting details and a brief travel note about Mr and Mrs Copanas visiting Nassau.

Edan Wright Miss Wright

Why Bring It Up Now

Dear Ann letters address personal marital issues with humor and guidance. A hesitant fiancée weighs confessing past indiscretions and urges to focus on present love. another reader seeks balance between motherhood and pressure from relatives. a housewife questions value of full time home life and pride in domestic duties. Ann affirms pasts need not define futures, endorsing boundaries and respect within marriage.

Ann Eva

Second Layer of Fat Hardest to Lose

By Jean Kain the article outlines fat loss stages in reducing weight. It explains soft fat comes off first while the second layer resists, causing a lull and possible temporary weight gain. It advises patience, sensible calorie deficits, and increased toning exercise to push through the slower phase. It also covers water retention, salt intake, and protein importance to minimize fluctuations.

Jean Kain

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