NCJW Leaders Attend 34th Biennial Convention in Louisville
Sheryl Waldman Debbi Opper and Gail Tauber with Mar One Holstein returned from Louisville Kentucky after joining NCJW members from Syracuse sections for March 12 15 workshops plenary sessions and elections. Delegates celebrated the institutes 10 year milestone and approved a 25 million commitment over ten years to support education programs for culturally disadvantaged youth in Israel.
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Sheryl Waldman
Syracuse
Debbi Opper
Gail Tauber
Marone Holstein
Louisville
National Council of Jewish Women
NCJW
Ncjw Research Institute For
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Hebrew University
Israel
Pranks can have serious results Dear Ann Landers
A reader shares a sobering warning about pranks causing fatal crashes when a stolen stop sign contributed to a 1980 highway accident. The letter urges mature humor and highlights lasting trauma for survivors, urging caution against larkish acts. Also included are reader notes on language differences and wedding etiquette.
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Ann Landers
the Christophers
Pennsylvania
Community activities roundup including shows and club events
The St. Anthony Society meets April 7 at 8 p.m. in the school cafeteria to discuss coming events. Cazenovia College Auxiliary sponsors an antique show April 4–5 in Hubbard Hall to fund scholarships. Mattydale Fire Department Ladies Auxiliary hosts a pancake breakfast April 5 at the firehouse with the Easter Bunny present. Rockefeller Nursery School in Cumberland Ave holds open house Sunday 12:30–2 p.m. Lakeland Home Bureau meets April 2 at 6:30 p.m. at Nazareth Hall. cooking class led by Mrs. Rosemary Sardo. The 32nd Syracuse Ceramic Guild show opens with a reception tomorrow 2–5 p.m.. honors awarded to several members. display runs to April 23 at Associated Artists gallery. Franciscan Academy hosts a father-daughter brunch tomorrow at 11 a.m. at Hotel Syracuse. Dr. Sidney Johnson speaks. Nick Colella discusses cloisonne at Onondaga Hill Antiques Club meeting tomorrow 8 p.m. at Onondaga Free Library. club plans a Bucks County trip.
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Syracuse Ceramic Guild
Associated Artists Gallery
Dorothy Staller
Hanover Gallery
John Rutter
Jesse Bone Charman
Pat Nevin
Ann Miller
Janet Matthews
Manya Goldstein
Syracuse Allied Artists
Fayetteville
Nick Colella
Onondaga Hill
Keep woolens free of moths beetles and damage
Wool garments and blankets are at risk from moths and carpet beetles when stored. The larval stage feeds on fibers, silken tubes may appear with moth damage, and beetles do not produce silk. Jerri Wilson of Onondaga Extension advises cleaning woolens before summer storage and choosing moth resistant fabrics.
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Jerridith Wilson
Onondaga Cooperative Extension
Protecting Clothes From Clothes Moths Tips and Classes
A guide on preventing moth infestations for garments and textiles. Advice covers cleaning, sunning, fumigation, mothproofing, and proper storage. It notes cedar chests help, use of moth crystals or flakes, regular vacuuming, and freezing limits. Onondaga Cooperative Extension offers clothing care classes, call 424 8485.
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Onondaga Cooperative Extension
Veteran reporter J Michael Kelly drives county news
County coverage comes first for Herald Journal readers as veteran journalist J Michael Kelly keeps Americans informed on all facets of local stories and developments.
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J. Michael Kelly
Herald- Journal
Moffett to wed Republican lawyer in Lexington ceremony
Liberal Rep Toby Moffett of Connecticut to marry Myra Jean DeLapp a Republican lawyer who grew up in Lexington North Carolina and recently opened a Washington firm. The Presbyterian wedding today in Lexington pairs the four term congressman aged 36 with 29 year old Myra DeLapp.
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Toby Moffett
Connecticut
Congress
Moffett
Myra Jean DeLapp
Lexington
N.C
French and DeSapp
Washington
Governor seeks expanded role for registered nurses
Gov. Hugh Carey proposes a bill to grant registered nurses additional primary care powers. With proper training nurses could diagnose, treat, write non narcotic prescriptions, and immunize, all in collaboration with a licensed physician. If enacted the plan targets areas with doctor shortages and would set training standards by the state Education Department.
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Albany
Hugh Carey
Carey
State Education Department
Regents Seek $125000 for Holocaust Curricular Project
Albany AP The Board of Regents voted to ask the Legislature for 125000 to start a project to develop curriculum materials for teaching about the Holocaust. The Regents regulate New York education and have not set formal standards for how the Holocaust is taught in tenth grade.
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Albany
Board of
Regents
New York
Stanford patient nears world record heart lung transplant
Better Stanford report says Mary D. Gohlke, 45, advertising executive from Mesa Arizona, marked three weeks since her heart lung transplant and doctors said she appeared to have an excellent chance of becoming the world’s longest survivor. A Stanford Medical Center spokesman noted her progress is favorable.
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Calif
Upi
Mary D. Gohlke
Stanford Medical Center
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