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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
May 09, 1981
Page
7
The Hidden Valley 4-H Camp at Watkins Glen State Park will host an open Sunday afternoon for families to inspect facilities. The summer camp director will be on site to answer questions about the program. For more info contact Onondaga County Cooperative Extension at 424-9485.
A reader asks if she should invite her sister-in-law and husband again after a failed dinner plan and the husband’s retort. Dear Ann Landers says the next invitation should come from the other couple and warns about handling such snubs.
The annual meeting of Loretto Geriatric Center's Guild will be held Thursday at 2 p.m. at Loretto with Mrs. James Surtees presiding as president. Officers and the board of directors for the coming year will be elected, with installation at the upcoming luncheon on June 4 at Le Moyne Manor. William J. Healy will speak on Loretto's Enriched Housing Program, a small group living arrangement for seniors to maintain independence and privacy at 4810 S. Salina St. and the Bernardine Apartments. The Guild, a voluntary group, raises funds for residents through year round events.
The Georgian colonial Great Elm estate in Sharon Connecticut will auction its eclectic 18th and 19th century American and Continental furniture paintings and decorations on May 23. William Doyle Galleries expects about 500000 dollars from the sale, highlighted by Sir Henry Raeburn’s Boy With Cherries estimated at 15000 to 20000 dollars. The Buckley family also lists pieces from Kamschatka in Camden DC. The 46 acre estate houses 30 rooms and is slated for subdivision into 14 lots and five condominiums, with preview May 21-22 by appointment for catalog holders.
William J Casey urged Congress to amend law to let the FBI conduct surprise searches of newspaper and broadcast newsrooms over stories naming CIA covert agents. The plan would modify last year’s statute requiring subpoenas for notes tapes or other materials used in publishing or broadcasting. Roy Bourgeois reports he spent 10 days with El Salvador guerrillas to observe the war impact on the poor. He said he joined after an invitation and left for safety concerns and to inform Americans of what he saw. Stanley Walesa, father of Lech Walesa, said his son might visit the United States this fall to study unions. the Polish government would not block it. He noted Lech is busy leading Solidarity. Walesa spoke while attending the International Labor Management Prayer Breakfast in Pittsburgh yesterday.
Syracuse Stage Guild holds annual luncheon at Hotel Syracuse Persian Terrace with Rhoda Lerman sharing Hollywood experiences. Onondaga Audubon Society meets at 8 p.m. in Illick Hall at Syracuse University for Members Own Photography Night with slides and ribbons for best categories.
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