eyeglasses News Archive

23-Oct-2007

 

  • AAA office collecting used eyeglasses (Muskogee Phoenix)
    Muskogee area residents may recycle their used eyewear by dropping off un-needed used eyeglasses at the AAA Oklahoma at 1021 W. Okmulgee Ave.


  • Give the gift of sight with a simple donation (WSAV Savannah)
    AAA Auto Club announces its Halloween donation drive. Donate your old eyeglasses to help those in need around the globe.


  • Lions Club recycles for sight (Farmington Press)
    The Farmington Lions Club is asking people to look through dresser drawers and closets for used eyeglasses and donate them to the Lions Recycle For Sight program.


  • 7 people dead in van wreck (Valley Morning Star)
    ALTO BONITO ? Purses, a pair of broken eyeglasses and a lone woman?s shoe littered U.S. Highway 83 on Monday, hours after their owners were killed in one of Starr County?s deadliest accidents in years.


  • 7 Dead in Van Wreck (WOAI)
    ALTO BONITO, Texas (AP) - A Rio Grande City woman faces multiple counts of criminally negligent homicide after her car collided with a van from an adult day care center Monday, killing seven people and injuring five.


  • ALTO BONITO ? Purses, a pair of broken eyeglasses and a lone woman?s shoe littered U.S. Highway 83 on Monday, hours ... (The Brownsville Herald)
    A man and woman embrace as they look over the damaged car, involved in an accident with a van from the La Fuente Home Health Services from Sullivan City, TX carrying nine passengers.


  • Lions Club's 'visionary' collection drive is a success (Crookston Daily Times)
    Even though Lions World Sight Day came and went last week, Lions Club member Wayne Swanson says that citizens with used eyeglasses collecting dust around the house can still donate them to a good cause.


  • Vision Van to bring gift of sight to NISD students (Wise County Messenger)
    Thanks to the Give the Gift of Sight Foundation, 250 Northwest ISD students will receive free eye exams and glasses. The fully equipped Vision Van will park outside Seven Hills Elementary School on Oct. 25 and 26 to screen and make eyeglasses for selected students.


    Back to Presbyopia

    Back to eyeglasses News Archive