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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Dec 31, 1976
Page
5
Grandfather clocks trace origins to early America and England with floor clocks evolving from costly handcrafts to heirloom pieces. Postwar design revived interest blending 18th century curves with modern forms, making clocks a symbol of status and personality in homes.
The article lists ongoing classes at T House facilities across Westminster and nearby centers. Topics include sewing, nutrition, crafts, woodworking, and homemaking with varied times from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. on multiple weekdays, plus special sessions and trips.
Metropolitan Single Adults of University United Methodist Church announce a Sunday planning meeting at 6 30 p.m with entertainment by Lyle Barcomb featuring a movie on air balloons and flying. January activities include an installation dinner January 8 at 3 p.m. at 1085 E Genesee St with officers installed, a January 16 snow party at Green Lakes with 1 30 p.m. car pool, January 22 fun night at 7 p.m., and January 30 2 30 p.m. church service project visiting James Square Nursing Home patients.
The piece outlines international terms for hangovers and explains why remedies fail. It cites fatigue as a major cause and notes alcohol disrupts brain signaling, water balance, and stomach lining. Practical advice includes eating fatty foods before drinking, pacing drinks, and avoiding the hair of the dog.
In Sun Valley and beyond, a flurry of parties unfolds after a light snow season. Anne Ford Uzielli returns to New York, while Ray Stark plans a post New Year ski and social circuit in Austria and Switzerland.
Home visiting for Christmas included Lori Waring of Newark teaching special education at Newark Developmental Center and near completion of her master's at Syracuse University. Local hosts extended hospitality for the St. Thomas More events with many families in attendance. A daughter born to Edward Ribachonek and former Frances Gallagher was announced. Onondaga Ski Club plans a New Year weekend party at the Granville lodge with Syracusans returning Sunday.
Readers share easy kitchen and craft hacks including using empty ice cream containers to organize yarn skeins, repurposing nylon hose to prevent itch, caps on cleanser bottles to avoid rust, quick adhesive for tiny screws, scraps repurposed as dishcloths, and cereal box organizers for wrapping paper and aluminum foil.
Minoa Chapter 705 of the Order of Eastern Star will install elected officers January 4 at 8 p m in the Minoa Masonic Temple. New officers include Miss Mary Ford as matron and Gary Thompson as patron with a full slate of associate officers and ceremonial staff.
A teenager frets over fear of speaking in groups and social pain, seeking help to talk one on one. A wife desires affection and a friend’s steadiness beyond lust, asking how to communicate with her husband. Readers praise a prior column helping them handle a troublesome mother in law and share gratitude for practical guidance.
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