Sizwe Bansi Is Dead a Bitter South African Play
A two-hander one act to Syracuse stage. Sizwe Bansi discovers his status through a photographer Styles. The play portrays racism as law in South Africa and Chooses to reveal harsh realities via humor and stark scenes. Machinery of passbooks and influx control shape fate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jeff Rea
Sizwe Bansi
South Africa
Seez-Way Bahn-See
Bush
Buntu
Syracuse
Salt City Center For
Christopher Wycliff
Charles Pace
Wycliff
Styles
Athol Fugard
John Kani
Winston Ntshana
Robert Zwaylenzeema
Bansi
DeWitt Library Receives Donated Computer System
The DeWitt Community Library will provide a new donated computer for public use. Janet Lomicka, head librarian, says small business owners, students, retirees and residents can access it, with programs on discs and blank discs for sale or users own discs. The system is a joint donation from Omnifax Computer Stores and the DeWitt Rotary Club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
DeWitt
Janet Lomicka
Omnifax Computer
DeWitt Rotary Club
Shoppingtown
County groups may apply for 1982 CFC designation
Local non profits may seek designation for funds from the 1982 Combined Federal Campaign run with United Way each fall. Eligibility requires non profit status, tax exempt charity, public funds support, bona fide health or welfare program in Syracuse and Onondaga County, equal opportunity employer, annual independent audit, and fundraising and admin costs under 25 percent. Apply by May 28 by writing Russell Shedd at Syracuse Hancock or calling Cheryl Shonitsky at 455-2479.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Way
Syracuse
Onondaga County
Russell Shedd
FAA
Syracuse Hancock International Airport
North
Cheryl Shonitsky
Central City Business Institute Aids Fund Drive
CCBI sponsored fund-raisers in March and April raising 1100 for Muscular Dystrophy Association. Fred Zuccala said a bowl-a-thon on March 20 at Erie Boulevard lanes brought in 800 and a mixer on April 2 netted 300. Proceeds supported CCBI's participants in the Syracuse University Dance Marathon at Manley Field House April 2–4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central City Business Institute
CCBI
Muscular Dystrophy Association
Fred Zuccala
Erie Boulevard Lanes
Syracuse University
Manley Field House
Augusta Barreda Etchings on Display at Lola Gallery
The etchings of Peruvian artist Augusta Barreda are on display through May 5 at the Lola Gallery in DeWitt Mall Ithaca. Hours are Monday through Saturday from 10 a.m. to 5 30 p.m. Barreda studied in Lausanne Rio de Janeiro and New York City with Ruth Leaf, noted American printmaking innovator.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Augusta Barreda
Lola
DeWitt Mall
Ithaca
Barreda
Lausanne
Rio de Janeiro
New York City
Ruth Leaf
Congel elected to Le Moyne College board of regents
Robert J. Congel, managing partner of the Pyramid Companies, was elected to the Le Moyne College board of regents at the April 21 meeting. A Syracusan, Congel joined Pyramid in 1969 after earlier serving as president of R.J. Congel Construction. He chairs Conger-Palenscar, Inc., and serves on multiple boards including Fay's Drug, Unity Mutual, and the Greater Syracuse Chamber of Commerce. He resides in Fayetteville. Cyril Kozak of Warners is among 300 ROTC cadets nationwide to receive the 1982 George C. Marshall Award, the Army ROTC’s top honor, for his selection from St. Bonaventure University.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert J. Congel
Pyramid Companies
le Moyne College Board of Regents
Jay W. Wason
Congel
R.J. Congel Construction
Christian Brothers Academy
Fordham University
Fay's Drug Company
Unity Mutual Life Insurance Company
Greater Syracuse Chamber of Commerce
Conger-Palenscar, Inc
CBA
Suffield Academy
Woodchuck Hill Road
Fayetteville
Cyril Kozak
Warners
George C. Marshall
United States
Kozak
Marion Bostley
van Buren Road
Army Chief of
E. C. Meyer
St. Bonaventure University
Community calendar events highlight May activities
Onondaga Kiwanis hosts a spaghetti dinner for youth and seniors May 27 from 4 to 7 30 p m at First Universalist Church 250 Waring Rd adults 3 dollars seniors and children 3 50 free bus service for large groups of seniors information at 476 2530 A rummage and bake sale May 13 9 a m to 4 p m at First Presbyterian Church McConaghy Youth Center 620 W Genesee St aids low cost clothing and home furnishings Akea Beekeepers meet May 16 at 2 p m Al Dixon Farm Guernsey Rd Bowens Corners to Hannibal bee care and feeding discussed TOM NEUMAN lecture May 6 Beaver Lake Nature Center 7 30 p m on First Man in the New World detailing early North American peoples environments and fauna.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Onondaga Kiwanis Club
First Universalist Church
Waring Road
First Presbyterian Church
McConaghy
W. Genesee St
al Dixon Farm
Guernsey Road
Bowens Corners
Hannibal
Tom Neuman
New World
Beaver Lake Nature Center
Neuman
North America
New Education Help Column Launched by Herald Journal
The Herald-Journal starts a new Educational HELP column every other Saturday. Questions from adults about educational options will be answered through the Educational Information Center a joint project of Regional Learning Service and Onondaga County Public Library. The service includes a telephone hotline free advising access to guidance systems and workshops at various sites.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herald-Journal Today
Educational Information Center
EIC
Regional Learning Service
RLS
Onondaga County Public Library
OCPL
State Education Department
Onondaga County
Hot- Inc
ALS
Jean Kordaioewski
Also Mentioned on This Page
Fowler High School
Money Matters
DeWitt Library
Margie
Irving
Leo & Kline
Ccbi Aids Fund
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!