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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Dec 22, 1976
Page
13
Joyce Smith of the Quondaga County Cooperative Extension cautions against surprising someone with a sewing machine. She advises selecting by the user, testing machines with fabrics like lingerie tricot and jersey, and considering features such as open arm models, stretch stitches, and automatic bobbins.
The St. Anthony of Padua Couples' Club schedules its annual New Years Eve bash December 31 from 9 p.m. to 1 a.m. in Paduan Hall with dancing a waltz contest a buffet and special prizes. Reservations chairmen are Len and Mrs. Brown. Club officers include Presidents Fred and Mrs. Helms and key committee members across decorations refreshments and entertainment.
A New York discussion on the role of grandparents notes they provide warmth and support while facing trials that can strain families. Researchers cite longer life expectancy, proximity to adult children, and the need for better understanding of nursing homes and elder care.
Highbridge Road hosts Dr and Mrs Irving Hooper with sons Anthony and Mark Hooper and families from Chapel Hill Beaufort Washington D C, while Breakspear Road Westvale sees William Christy and siblings home from Guadalajara St Lawrence Syracuse. David Zamojski returns from Colgate University and Dale Abbott visits from the University of Colorado. Landry couple return to Westbrook Hills after London stint with Commercial Credit Company.
A reader asks about visiting shut-ins with sensitivity and practicality. The column advises calling ahead, avoiding long stays, offering feasible help, and respecting privacy while showing care.
Lakeland Onondaga County Home Bureau meeting set for January 6 at 7 30 p.m. in Nazareth Hall Our Lady of Peace church. Projects include two hurricane lanterns and a bead necklace with hostesses Mrs Ska piak and Mrs Ska piak and chairwoman Mrs Arthur Susco. Garret Caffrey reports 75 Syracuse University students faculty and staff have signed up for cardiovascular fitness testing at the Human Performance Laboratory in the Women's Building since December 6.
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