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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Mar 23, 1968
Page
4
The Cazenovia Parent Teachers Association volunteers eye tests for children three years and older not yet in school. Vision screenings are free during the Week of March 25 at the Wendell House Albany Street location in Cazenovia, focusing on amblyopia detection.
Margaret Shannon executive director of Church Women United will be featured speaker at the Civic Lenten luncheon for Syracuse area church women. The event at 12 45 p m Thursday in First Baptist Church Fellowship Hall features committee chairs and volunteers aiding eye health screening and ophthalmology rescreening initiatives.
Eta Gamma Chapter of Beta Sigma Phi will meet Monday at 8 p.m. in Mrs. Lawrence Liptak's home 198 Northrop Blvd. Mrs. David DePan and Mrs. Joyce Crannage will present a program Tools for the Art of Life Action. Future plans include a bingo party for Syracuse Home Association residents on April 1.
Pioneer Women Avodah Chapter will meet Tuesday at 8 p.m. at the Jewish Community Center. A skit titled Judgment and Justice based on Louis Brandeis will be performed under Mrs Bernard Maddy with a large cast including Mrs Charles Soloway and Mrs Abe Glazier. Jonah Shapiro will report on the symposium to be held Sunday March 31 sponsored by the center and Pioneer Women.
South Side Library Club hosts a Silver Tea and book review at Beau champ Branch Library on Monday March 25. The program includes tea at 1 30 p m with Mrs Je rome DeBee as tea chair and Mrs Ran dolph Large assisting. Mrs Robert Herriman reviews Ten First Ladies by Pauline Frederick. Calvary Chapter 752 Order of the Eastern Star marks its 44th anniversary with a dinner Tuesday at 6 30 p m followed by a meeting at Syracuse Masonic Temple.
The Bishop Ludden High School auditorium hosts a spring card party on April 3 at 8 p.m. to raise funds for the school library. A spring fashion show will accompany the event with Kay Russell of WSYR as commentator and Miss Marcia Cappuccilli as pianist.
Sweet Ade lines Inc presents a barbershop program at 8 15 p m Saturday March 30 at the Women's Building State Fair Grounds featuring the Key Tones River Valley Schenectady winners of the Northeastern regional contest. Also appearing Sophistikettes Binghamton Suburbanites central City SPEBSQSA chorus and a national tour set with an After Glow at Tyrol Club.
Mrs Chadwick librarian at Betts Branch will address St Ann's Church Altar and Rosary Society of Syracuse at 8 p.m. Tuesday. She will present book reviews. Mrs George Farrell, newly elected president, will conduct the meeting and introduce new officers. Refreshments will be served by Mrs Robert Ross and Mrs John Frever.
Knocker s ball to be tonight Dancing begins at 9 p m today at Le Moyne Manor Faculty alumni and students expected Proceeds to Weiskotten Loan Fund for medical students Dr Otto Lilien toast master Dr Herbert Laurie main speaker Honored guests Dr Weiskotten Dr Wilfred Westerfeld Dr Julius Richmond Head table includes Robert Holder James Callahan Knocker s Society is senior medical students group offering faculty curriculum feedback Honorary knockers named Dr J Howard Ferguson and Dr Francis Caliva
The Women's Auxiliary to the Onondaga County Medical Society will hold an orientation meeting Monday at 8 p m in the home of Mrs. Robert C Gregg 506 Bradford Place Speaking will cover various aspects of the auxiliary Stephen Leech executive director of the county medical society Dr David Nash director of the home care program of the Health Department Dr Bruce Chamberlain president of the county medical society Also speaking will be Mrs Wayne Booth public health educator Mrs Irving Erschler Mrs Robert Collins and Mrs Gerald Cooney
Westminster Rebekah Lodge 258 sets an 8 p.m. Monday meeting in the lodge rooms at 119 Dell Street. Grace Drawbridge and Mae Woodworth are in charge.
A dense timetable lists showings across Loew's State Riviera Cinima East Westhell Hollywood Palace and Lakeshore drive ins with titles including How to Save a Marriage Clyde The Happiest Millionaire The Graduate and Wait Until Dark plus onstage puppet and Syracuse Repertory productions at University Regent Theater The Miser at 8 30 p.m.
Laszlo Institute will have Dr Erno Taszlo available for consultation at Fish and Co. Representative Marion Langon Gleave will present on behalf of the institute and assist attendees with scheduling and questions.
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