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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Dec 24, 1976
Page
7
As winter bites, homeowners seek warmth and economy, with saxony plush carpets rising in popularity. Dense tufts and soft textures promise lasting comfort, color, and unity across rooms, while offering better value than 25 years ago amid inflation.
Dear Heloise letters share quick home hacks. A reader heats vegetables on an electric warming tray to free stove burners for gravy and more, fitting two to three pots on the tray, while another uses adhesive-backed paper to transform furniture and shelves, and others share kitchen and sewing tips, mustache removal with a straw, and grating butter across a dish for even flavor.
Mrs. Hugh Hadley of Skaneateles hosts Dr. and Mrs. G Terence Reuland of Rockford and Mr. and Mrs. David Kipp of Rochester over the holiday. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph S Ivery mark their 35th wedding anniversary with family in Camillus. Attendees include the Iverys children and several relatives from local towns, Niagara University guests visiting for Christmas. Micki Giffune returns from the University of Colorado for recess, joined by brothers William and Gary at Arizona State College and Syracuse University respectively.
A teacher in Iowa contemplates quitting due to student insults and disruptive behavior while calling for stronger authority contracts. Parents’ concern grows over Christmas era myths as a second letter laments children learning reality from peers, despite advice that fantasy aids imagination.
After Christmas Frank Sinatra and Barbara host a lavish Palm Springs house party showcasing a new boudoir and a snakeskin theme. Guests traveling from New York include Goddard Lieberson Birgitta Downey Judy Green Morton Downey and many others as fashion and social figures attend. Consuelo Crespi Mary Lasker Beverly Sills Vanessa Redgrave and more mingle amid festive couture and courtly chatter with no shortage of parties through New Year.
Clownin around Klutz Krigs and Smiley a trio of mime entertainers will perform at Fayetteville Mall January fifth to eighth from noon to eight p.m. The act, remembered from the State Fair, will be sponsored by Fayetteville Mall Merchants Association and promises four days of surprises and free balloons for spectators.
The local AARP chapter board will meet at 1 45 p m Monday in Marine Midland Bank Community Room The general membership meeting is at 1 30 p m Jan 4 in Mizpah Fellowship Hall
Tehran native Soody Samad zadeh and her brother Lina live in Syracuse while attending Syracuse University and Manlius Pebble Hill School. They aim to dispel myths about Iran, compare dating norms, discuss women’s roles, and describe strong family ties and independence abroad.
A local hairdresser spoke at a hair dressers seminar held at the Hilton Hotel in New York City. Mario Caruso, member of the Syracuse Hairdressers and Cosmetologists Association and the Official Hairfashion Committee, presented on The Psychology of Presentations and Human Interactions.
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