Ban on European human hair imports shocks wig trade
A U S Treasury ban blocks import of wigs and human hair from Britain France Belgium West Germany and Italy amid fears of Oriental hair mixing. The move threatens about 169 million dollars in annual hair goods sales and 200000 jobs, with concerns over certified origins and hidden Oriental hair.
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Catharine Brewster Speckel
Herald-Journal
New York
TIUS
Treasury Departing
Britain
France
Belgium
West Germany
Tealy
Harmon Hair
China
Cork
Europe
Oriental Air AC
Wig trade fears fallout from Treasury ban import
Wary wig makers praise or protest a Treasury Department move aimed at stopping dishonest mixing and dyeing of hair. Spanish and other non ban countries supply wigs as European sources dwindle, with northern Ka Ix hair long valued. Experts warn mixed quality wigs may escape detection, urging consumers to hold until regulations tighten.
BPW forms luncheon club in Syracuse area
The Metropolitan Business and Professional Women's Club received its charter at a Crumlin's dinner. Betty Schmavontan was elected president with a slate including First Vice President Sophity Papay Bann and Second Vice President Eleanor Lynch. Charter presented by Mrs. Lucille M. Kine. remarks by local officials and Syracuse Chamber representatives followed.
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Metropolitan Business and Professional Waren's Club
Crumlins
Margaret Schmavontan
Sophity Papay Bann
Farst View
Eleanor Lynch
Abs
Wyntha T. Boothe
Shirley M. Ward
Audrey Lee
Winifred van Orden
Evelyn Lawrence
Biliza‘beth Massett
Iegislation
Janet Ferell
Tsay
Harriett Rabertine
Bulletin
Juanita Linsey
Lucille M. Kine
Pre-school equipment drive in Syracuse program
Syracuse Jay-Cottes collect lays hunks play pens walkers jumper chairs and high chairs for preschool children. Items aid hospital program providing nursery care while mothers receive treatment. Mrs William Delaney and Abs William Dean lead efforts.
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Syracuse Jay-Cottes
Syracuse
Auction dessert planned by Beta Delta Chapter
The home of Mrs. Robert Clark in Liver pool hosts the Beta Delta Chapter of Born Sigila Phi on Wednesday at 8 p.m. Miss Louise Trivisone will present a program titled Thought A Tool of the Art of Life. After business there will be a dessert auction.
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Robert Clark
Tyler Terr
Liverpool
Beta Delta
Born Sigila Phi
Louise Trivisone
Syradaga Unit Plans Silver Tea Meeting Brief
The Syradaga Chapter of the American Business Women's Association will meet Wednesday March 2 at 6:80 p.m. in the West Room of She Yates Wales. President Mrs Virginia Lemm will preside. A silver anniversary banquet is set for March 20 at Drum jins Country Club with Miss Geral dins Jackson as banquet chairman and Mrs Feler Karpen as social chairman. Speaker Robert Hoople, manager at Crowse Hinils Co, will discuss The Individual and the Profit System. The Fralick Chapter 550 in Syracuse will meet Thursday at 8 p.m. in the Syracuse Masonic Temple with Mr and Mrs Craig Savage presiding. A white elephant sale and refreshments will follow.
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Syradaga
American Business Women's Association
She Yates Wales
Virginia Lemm
Drumjins Country Club
Eahirman
Geraldins Jackson
Feler Karpen
Robert Hoople
Hoople
Crowse- Hinils Co
Fralick
Hralick
Onder
Eastern
Str
Syracuse- Masonic Temple
Afr
Craig Savage
Pleasingly Plump Sofas Dominate Modern Living Rooms
Expansive sofas offer comfort with oversized cushions and metal and walnut details. Lounge chairs mirror scale with glossy glass tops and bold woods, while coffee tables feature 42 inch square glass and walnut accents. Bright colors, shag rugs, and modular storage walls complete the contemporary American living room scene.
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Mdern
Volunteer center elects and adopts new brochure
The Volunteer Center Inc. at the Corinthian Club near Salina Street elected Mrs. Richard Flair to the new board and chose Kaye Keer as assistant secretary. Officers were reelected: President Mrs. David Northerp vice president Mrs. Clifford Shane secretary Mrs. Mauls Steigerwalder treasurer Mrs. Allan Smith and assistant treasurer Mrs. William Pahl. A brochure with a new format, annual report and recruitment panel was presented by the public relations committee for circulation to prospective volunteers and agencies served. A memorial resolution was recorded for late board member Debanks Nenward. A hairpiece demonstration by Ernest Camp was scheduled for Liederkranz Wallen’s Auxiliary with Mrs. Philip Zimmer presiding and Mrs. John Roney chairing the entertainment.
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Volunteer Center, Inc
Corinthian Club
Richard Flair
Kaye Keer
David H. Nor
Therp
Clifford J. Shane
Mauls J. Steigerwalder
Allan H. Smith
William C. Pahl
N. Salina St
Ernest Camp
Liederkranz Club
Wallen
Philip &. Zimmer
John Roney
Anniversary program marks women’s society event at church
The Woman's Society of Christian Service of James St. Methodist Church will meet in the church social room at 1 p.m. on Wednesday March 2 for a special program commemorating the society's 28th anniversary presented by Mrs Harold Sloughtenger. Martha Circle members will host. Also March 2 at 6:30 p.m. the first of three family Lenten suppers will be held with Mrs Ralph Ward speaking about Southeast Asia. remaining suppers are March 16 and 13.
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Woman's Society of Christian Service
James St. Methodist Church
Harold Sloughtenger
Martha Circe
Ralph Ward
Syracuse
Southeast Asia
African Violet Society to Host Speaker at Canal Museum
The African Violet Society of Syracuse meets Wednesday at 7 30 p m in the Canal Museum. Plant inspector Cres yory Cooke of the New York State Department of Agriculture will discuss insect centres. Plans for the April show and new classes are outlined.
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African Violet Society of
Syracuse
Canal Museum
Duane Champion
Cres Yory Cooke
New York State Department of Agriculture
Lucas Sleary
The
Round Table
Harold Hienhardt
EL W
Edwanis
Maude Cardarelli
Richard Gundleh
Harold Sehmeling
Robert Walsh
Mass Precedes Charity Dinner in Providence
The Ladies of Charity of Providence plan a catered buffet dinner for Wednesday in the house cafeteria. A 6 PM Mass will be held in the chapel, with Rev. Joseph M. Champla of the Cathedral of the Immaculate Conception speaking on The Liturgy of the Mass. Cochairs are Mrs. Edward H. Fiesinger Sr. and Mrs. John J. Bockey. Elizabeth C. Byron handles reservations. Assistants include Mrs. Paul C. Curtin, Mrs. Francis C. Horton, Mrs. Ernest M. Squires and Mrs. Leo B. Dadey.
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Ladies of Charity
Case of Providence
Cateteria
Joseph Mf. Champla
Cathedral of the Immaculate Conception
Edward H. Fiesinger Sr
John J. Bockey
Elizabeth C. Byron
Wussesses
Paul C. Curtin
Francis C. Horton
Ernest M. Squires
Leo BD. Dadey
Heloise column offers dryer ironing shortcut
A widow shares a home care tip to ease ironing by placing dampened sponge moisture into a dryer after drying clothes to create humidity. The method allegedly softens creases and speeds ironing, sparking praise from readers including four children. A separate note explains fake barn windows for cows’ sake.
Slovak Smorgasbord Planned at Stephen's Church March 20
Stephen's Church on N Geddes Street hosts its annual Slovak Smorgasbord on Sunday afternoon March 20. Serving runs 2 to 8 p.m. Tickets must be bought in advance. Honorary chair Rev Adolph Kantor and chair Michael Hattala oversee a large committee. Dessert will follow with hat shopping events and child care for attendees.
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SE. Stephen's
N. Geddes St
Adolph Kantor
Mfrs
Michael Hattala
Paul Zary
John Janoscko
William Wesnak
Mary Cantos
Andrew Dey
Mary Volcko
John Krudzee
John Hanyak
Frank Hanyak
Stephen Janoscko
Peter Zary
Ronald Armstrong
Andrew Banyas
Howard LaFave
George Boylbsovich
Ann Rasso
Joseph Brisk
Joseph Teich
Joseph Vella
Christine Alatyas
Caroline Kotula
George Musak
Willian Conlas
Staty Waverchak
Sam Bocola
Paul Mazelgrove
Michael Nadnar
Stella Juber
Merceline Schlader
George Rolince
Michael Bodnar
Sophie Wallis
Mary O'Connell
Mary Sorokac
Rose Chekovsky
Sophie Zales
Mary Michaels
Paul Zory
John Pallo
George Redince
Michael Maltala
Charles Miller
John Hamilton
Stephen May
George Klodzen
Frank Boyd
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