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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Dec 17, 1977
Page
7
Dear Mrs Barrington says address home cards to Mr. and Mrs. John Brown and not to include family. Dear Mrs Potter suggests firm but polite steps to stop a drinking friend from driving, including hosting him, cab fare, or locking keys. Also note Elizabeth Post promotes her booklet Successful Entertaining with a mail order offer.
Unemployed teachers may qualify for U S Office of Education fellowships to certify in family relations, human development, consumer education, foods and nutrition. Deadline February 15. Stipend up to 5460 dollars yearly plus 845 per dependent. Tuition and fees up to 2500 dollars to retrain. Targets certified teachers in last ten years and non traditional occupational teaching areas. Men urged to enter home economics education to reduce stereotypes. Further info from Prof Charlotte Farris, Cornell University Ithaca NY.
The Business and Professional Women of Syracuse host a December meeting at 6 p.m. at Drumlins Delaware Street Baptist Church Youth and Children’s Choirs perform Christmas favorites under Susan Miller with Jean Durham on piano and Marnie Blount on guitar. Mittens are donated to needy children. Door prizes and crafts follow. Also noted are Fayetteville Library Boxing Day party with David Chickering, a Christmas luncheon and trip for Onondaga Senior Citizens, and a December 23 transportation deadline.
Dear Ink notes Herb Caen liked Bruce Bliven’s Christmas letter then Bruce died at 87 in Palo Alto. The writer recalls Bliven living at Kingscote Gardens Stanford with wife Rosie. No letter will arrive next year. condolences are offered to Rosie for her loss.
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