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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Oct 25, 1966
Page
14
Dear Outcast questions if long hair justifies harassment by adults and argues for personal style rights. Dear Mrs Wheels notes fear can cripple, yet needs compassion, while Dear Fed advises evaluating family ties and generosity before responding to fundraising requests.
Shakespeare Club meets at 12 30 p m Wednesday for a luncheon at 210 Goodrich Ave The group will read Act II of Hamlet Mrs George Bennet will discuss the characters Mrs W Gere will be co hostess M F Hotalling president conducts the business meeting A special Moose Women meeting for Academy of Friendship members only is set for 8 p m Wednesday at 210 Hawley Ave Refreshments will be served.
Reader suggests rubberized trays on pole shelves prevent chipping and marring and keep items quiet and clean. The trays are affordable and easy to clean, available in colors to match bathroom decor, and protect shelves after years of use.
The Twins and Triplets Mothers Club of Central New York will meet Wednesday at 8 p.m. in the Country Inn. Mrs Nathan Giromini presides. Vernon Conway will demonstrate gift wrapping. The club buys and sells twin clothing and equipment. Mothers of twins and triplets are invited to attend.
Dr Stuart A Pomeroy pediatrician speaks to West Genesee Jay-Cettes about Accident and Poison Prevention in the Home at Fairmount Community Hall. The group plans a cook book and a costume party October 29 with local officers and hosts named.
Diane Wilkins from Wauwatosa Wisconsin now a freshman at Marymount College in Tarrytown New York after being chosen America's Junior Miss 1966 from 60 000 contestants. She uses her platform to advise teens on beauty and hair care while pursuing medical research. Her $10 000 college scholarship accompanies the title as she prepares for a future in science.
The Altar Rosary Society of St Therese Church Lancaster avenue will hold a salad luncheon and fashion show in the school hall on Wednesday Oct 26 at noon. Society members will model fall and winter fashions for tall girls. Co chairmen are Mrs John Mulvihill and Mrs Angelo Capozzi with Robert Bardenett as commentator.
An Olay marketed skin oil promises a smoother complexion with reduced roughness and fine lines. Used under makeup, it aims to give a younger look and winter radiance through a saturating moisture boost.
Miss Lina Fernandez from 111 Cowan Ave. attended the American Association of Medical Assistants convention in St Louis at the Chase Park Plaza. 1st Sgt Malcolm Hale and Mrs Hale left Alaska for California after three and a half years. they visited relatives in Fayetteville Manlius. 2nd Lt Richard A Falcon of Holland Maine was promoted to first lieutenant and serves in Vietnam with the 515th Transportation Division. His wife Ms Falcon teaches at home with her parents. A Marcellus group attended the Syracuse Boston College game and stayed at 1200 Beacon Street Hotel. John R Michaels, son of William Michaels of 420 Avery Ave, is a freshman at St John Fisher College Rochester. Lawrence D Fesko, son of Mrs Andrew Fesko, plays in Ithaca College Concert Band. Drs Harold Small and Bernard Sweet visited from Melbourne Australia.
Jonathan Craig Garden Club of DeWitt will meet Wednesday Nov. 2 at 8 p.m. at 109 Westminster Rd. Members will prepare a Christmas workshop with each bringing materials and demonstrating construction. Special demonstrations by Mrs. Robert Sy Mrs. Coleman Burton Mrs. Wilfred Rublack Mrs. Bruce VanderMel and Mrs. Raymond Daust.
Syracuse chapter of Keuka College Alumnae Association meets Wednesday at 8 p m at Mrs Walter Liddiard in Lafayette. Mrs Howard Lawrence assists as members prepare a Christmas sale item for the adult Cerebral Palsy Clinic annual sale.
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