Dan Greenburg and the Psychic World Surprises
Humorist Dan Greenburg, author of How to Make Yourself Miserable, moves from spoof to serious inquiry into psychic phenomena. He profiles black magic, clairvoyants, psychic healing, astral projection tests, ESP, and global interests from Haiti to NASA, noting acceptance and ongoing research while planning future UFO material.
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New York
Dan Greenburg
Scotland
Marinus Dykshoorn
Dykshoorn
John Scudder
Greenburg
Alex Tannis
Tannis
Hast
Hampton
Haiti
Philippines
New York University School of Nursing
American Association For Advancement of Science
American Association For Psychical Research
Margaret Meade
U.S
NASA
Edgar Mitchell
CIA
Saul Steinberg
Center group meets for arts and crafts and picnic plans
Friendship Club of Jewish Community Center will meet for arts and crafts at 10 a.m. Monday. After a brown bag lunch, members discuss newspaper clippings. The first summer picnic is June 30 with a bus to Elbridge Fish Hatchery. Bring lunch and a dish to share. Watermelon and beverages provided. Fish may be taken home. SALINA LODGE 379 final session a covered dish supper at 6:30 p.m. Thursday in 121 Ashdale Ave. Business meeting at 8.
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Friendship Club of Jewish Community Center
Elbridge
Salina Lodge
Salina Rebekah
Ashdale Ave
Ballet Guild Plans Trip to Saratoga for Falls Opera
Syracuse Ballet Theatre Guild members will travel by bus to Saratoga Performing Arts Center on July 24 for afternoon and evening performances Coppellia and The Steadfast Tin Soldier. Buses depart 10 a.m. from Northern Lights Shopping Center. Refreshments provided. Tony Salatino guest of honor at year-end luncheon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Syracuse Ballet Theatre Guild
Saratoga Performing Arts Center
Northern Lights Shopping Center
Ance
Coppellia
Marianne Gray
Susan Salvaterra
Kathleen Baker
Carmelita Galime
Theresa Cyr
Tony Salatino
Syracuse Ballet Theatre
Tony Kane
Bellevue Country Club
WCTU Picnic Friday At Hendees Home
Women's Christian Temperance Union of Onondaga County will hold its annual picnic at noon Friday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Harold Hendee on Darlington Road. Members will discuss plans for the coming year and attendees are asked to wear red, white and blue and bring personal table service along with a dish to pass.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women’s Christian Temperance Union of
Onondaga County
Harold Hendee
Darlington Rd
Tips and Tricks From Heloise Readers
A collection of reader hints covers memory aids for returning to rooms, preventing frosting from sticking to bags with rubber bands, ironing tricks for new husbands, a bobbin threading method using a cardboard guide, saving receipts for purchases of ten dollars or more, and repurposing a strawberry container as a camping colander.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Heloise
Aloys Neu
Committee installs officers for Onondaga County Legion Auxiliary
Onondaga County American Legion Auxiliary installs H Lee Aeschbacher as county chairman. Other officers include James Santamour, Wel pink, Zupan, Beck, Krupa, Koch, Nann, and Roberts. Executive members Moberg, Becker, Taylor, Roberts. committee members Ameigh and Er nest Roberts Jr. Install ing officer Stewart Eggleston. Mil dred Russell nominated the slate. Northside Campfire Girls leaders to meet for dinner Thursday at 6:30 p.m. at Intermission Restaurant on Teall Avenue.
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Onondaga County
Dorothy Roberts
Walter Ameigh
Ernest Roberts Jr
Rehabilitation
Veterans Affairs
Stewart Eggleston
Mildred Russell
Northside Campfire Girls
Intermission
Teall Avenue
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Syracuse Heraldjournal
Eugenia Sheppard
Fairmount
Fayetteville
Shapiro’s
Fairmount Fair
Fayetteville Mall
ORIG
Leatiers
Pantcoats
Ballet Guild
Saratoga
First United Methodist Church of
Syracuse
Onondaga Street
The
YWCA
First United Methodist Church
WCTU
At E
Cramer
Galt
Os.p
Janis V
Diane
Dorothy Ansell
Western Lights
Eastwood
Liverpool
North Syracuse
Dewitt
Mattydale
Auburn
Fulton
Cole
Sirena
Roxanne
Sandcastle
Gaybar
Ecramersson
Shoppingtown
AL Fay
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