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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Dec 30, 1977
Page
7
A concise guide for new workers stressing punctuality and diligence, learning from all peers, seeking training, and staying adaptable. It urges building networks, cooperating with colleagues, and balancing ambition with realism. Leave quickly if the fit is wrong, but avoid becoming a chronic job jumper.
The Dear Ann Landers page features readers furious at a critic who calls homemakers parasites and a frustrated housewife venting at a 17 room home. Other letters address a one ring long distance scheme, with Ann advising honesty and paying for service to avoid fraud.
Heloise Bowles known for Hints from Heloise dies in Baptist Memorial Hospital San Antonio Texas at age 58. Daughter Ponce Cruse, called Heloise IT, will take over the lifestyle column per a King Features spokesman and continue the collaboration with her mother.
Cooks from the International Center of Syracuse and the International Wives Club share New Year culinary traditions. Danish Dutch and Iranian dishes appear with stories from Marge Kameny, Shahla Ghadrooland, and Anita Dewan, plus recipes for Shirni Gerdoui, Oliebollen, Socha Cake, and Cream. Richard G Case, Herald-Journal writer, will address Onondaga Hill Antiques Club on American Baskets.
Laurel S Graeber daughter of Mrs Hope F Graeber and the late Dr Rowland P Graeber spent Christmas with family in Syracuse. She lives in New York City is a Nottingham High School and Yale magna cum laude graduate and now serves on Seventeen magazine writing staff as associate editor. She also belongs to the Yale Club of New York.
Style notes inspire layering with a vested check suit and turtlenecks. Reader letters discuss belt curling trousers fixes and vest buttoning myths, plus white tie etiquette and grooming gift ideas from Aramis Faberge and Countess Mara.
The National Council of Jewish Women selects Hand in Hand in Israel as the Week theme for January 8 to 15 highlighting NCJW projects in Israel such as Ship A Box and the Nachinet Integration Project. Syracuse Section will honor Mrs Marjorie Pierson January 10 with the Hannah G Solomon Award at a luncheon in Temple Society of Concord with Uri Ben Ari as guest speaker.
Town of Onondaga Senior Citizens plan a luncheon theater outing on Jan 17. Lunch at Clinton Station Restaurant at noon, then a 2:30 pm Syracuse Symphony matinee of My Fair Lady at the Civic Center. Bus stops listed with times, reservations due by Jan 6.
Alicia seeks help to recruit temporary help for hosting in a small town. The answer suggests using local schools, teens, and bulletin boards, plus practical serving ideas like a seated buffet and self-serve drinks. The column also explains why a sister may cry at weddings and that such emotion is normal and not improper.
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