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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Mar 28, 1983
Page
28
Rabbi Sherman notes 75 percent of American Jewish households will observe a seder tonight. Families scour and kasher homes burning hametz, set Passover tables, and retell Exodus story with children asking the questions, prayers and songs marking the holiday.
A bank advertises a free 3 piece stoneware table setting when customers deposit $100 or more in savings or money market accounts, IRAs, or time deposits. Additional 50 dollar deposits allow extra settings and accessories at special prices. Patterns named Summer Morn Autumn Haze Sunset showcased. display in offices to attract deposits.
Christie Grant Reed of 311 Brookford Rd matriculated at Wesleyan University in January as part of the Class of 1986. The Solvay Library Board elected officers Daniel W. Casey president Nelson C. Hatch vice president Beverly K. Darrow secretary Irma Q. March comptroller and Michael A. Dantuono representative to the Advisory Council. New library liaison Joseph M. Alberti coordinates between library and village government. The library hours are Monday to Wednesday 10 a.m. to 9 p.m. Thursday to Saturday 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. and Sunday 1 p.m. to 5 p.m. A Volunteer Center meeting elected incoming officers and new board members for three year terms including Frederick T. Allen William Bell David Brownell Mrs. Melvin Eggers Joseph Julian John Lascaris Maria Russell and Robert Wehrle. Returning for three years are Stephen Chase Chester Gates Thomas Platt Mrs. Robert Reeve and Nicholas Rezak. An art contest for Zoo Week runs April 11–15 with theme Wild Animals of North America open to kindergarten through 12th grade students in Central New York. Deadline April 4. Jim Aiello at 425-3774 has rules. May 1 marks the 12th annual Walk To Save The County. a March 26 workshop at Onondaga Lake Park Office in Liverpool will introduce educators and friends to the walk’s purpose.
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