Washington Letter Reagans becoming real Washingtonians
Betty Beale reports on the Reagans socializing in Washington, Nancy Reagan mingling with women at luncheons and attending events like a Rostropovich concert at the Silversteins. The piece lists prominent attendees, remarks on the president’s horse policy for Camp David, and notes speculation that Alex Orfila could pursue the UN post, with discussion of contemporary diplomacy and cultural exchanges.
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Reagan
Nancy Reagan
Caspar Weinberger
Rostropovich
National Symphony
Symphony
Leonard Silverstein
Jane Weinberger
Slava” Rostropovich
Nancy
Warren Burger
Paul Laxalt
Nevada
Ed Mease
R.R
Mike Deaver
Spring Rhapsody Card Party Sponsored by St Therese Society
The St Therese Society of Our Lady of Pompei Church will host its annual Spring Rhapsody card party on April 1 at 7 30 p m in the school cafeteria Stage Guild Fashions will display outfits and prizes include an Afghan made by Mrs Rose Neri Chairman Mrs Gen Varonese co chair Mrs Josephine Nicolletti Committee chairs include Mrs Peg Rose Mrs Irma Misita Mrs Ann Faivo Mrs Rita Ledino Rose Giacobbi Mrs Cathy Saya Mrs Marietta Blasi Mrs Rita Morrow Morrow Mrs Santina Bill Mrs Antoinette Pascarella and Mrs Sue Sindoni
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St. Therese Society of Our Lady of Pompei Church
Stage Guild
Rose Neri
Gen Varonese
Josephine Nicolletti
Peg Rose
Irma Misita
Ann Faivo
Rita Ledino
Rose Giacobbi
Cathy Saya
Marietta Blasi
Rita Morrow Morrow
Santina Bill
Antoinette Pascarella
Sue Sindoni
Clues to Clubs Event Opens OCPL Booths for Groups
Onondaga County Public Library invites service hobby and social groups to staff booths at Clues to Clubs on Friday April 10 from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. Space will be provided for promotional information. Groups without invitations but open membership and non fundraising aims should contact OCPL Community Services Office at 473 2702.
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Onondaga County Public Library
Ocpl Community Services Office
Planned Parenthood Center of Syracuse expands with Keystone Division kickoff
The Planned Parenthood Center of Syracuse launched the Keystone Division of its $400,000 expansion campaign with a reception at the home of Keystone co chairwoman Mrs. Stanley Mendelsohn. General chairman Mrs. Sarah Auchincloss chaired. Gary Ginter is co chair. Captains include Mrs. Tefft Barker Mrs. Elliott Gilels Mrs. Joseph Jerry Mrs. Richard Markham Mrs. Michael Oliphant and Mrs. Irving Raphael. The addition will add counseling rooms classrooms for workshops and in service training and medical service rooms on one floor to aid the physically handicapped.
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Planned Parenthood Center
Syracuse
Keystone
Stanley
Robbie) Mendelsohn
Sarah K. Auchincloss
Gary Ginter
E. Tefft Barker
Elliott Gilels
Joseph W. Jerry
Richard Markham
Michael Oliphant
Irving G. Raphael
H. Brainard Fancher
Dear Ann Landers Advice on Family Boundaries and Dyslexia
A reader asks if parents should stay with a non married partner in law to accommodate teenage children. Ann Landers advises maintaining hospitality boundaries and not denying relatives, while another letter seeks help for dyslexia symptoms.
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Dad
Thelma
Peoria
Sullivan
Ann Landers
P.O
Chicago
Illinois
Social Worker Max Casper to Receive NY State Honor
The Central New York Division of the National Association of Social Work will honor Max Casper as Social Worker of the Year at its luncheon on March 25 at noon in the downtown Holiday Inn. Casper, associate professor at Syracuse University School of Social Work, is a Dallas native and former Howard University instructor. He holds degrees from Wisconsin University, Indiana University, and Syracuse University and serves on multiple local boards. He and his wife Janiana reside at 119 Crawford Ave with children Michele and Jeffrey.
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Central New York
National Association of Social Work
Holiday Inn
Max Casper
School of Social Work
Syracuse University
Dallas
Texas
Howard University
Wisconsin University
Indiana University
Friendship Settlement House
Washington, D.C
Chicago
Indianapolis
Ind
Casper
Parents Anonymous
Onondaga Citizens League
Onondaga County Child Care Council
Near East Side Adventures
Crawford Ave
Janiana
Michele
Jeffrey
Washable leather gloves can last longer with care
Lincoln Nebraska. Thelma Thompson, a clothing extension specialist, says proper washing extends the life of washable leather gloves. She advises frequent washing to remove dirt and perspiration using careful care from the inside. Calf and pigskin leathers may be washed by hand, but doeskin should not as it wears easily when wet.
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Lincoln, Neb
UPI
Thelma Thompson
Extension Service
University of Nebraska-Lincoln
Kindergarten Registration At Bess Sacrament School
Kindergarten registration at Bess Sacrament School will be held on Monday and March 40 from 9 to 11 in the school cafe. A birth certificate and immunization projections are required.
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Bess Sacrament School
Cafetonia
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