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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Feb 09, 1981
Page
8
A series of personal portraits follows several multiple sclerosis patients and spouses facing loss, denial, faith shifts, and adaptation. Maria Graham recalls stubborn work ethic and humiliation over daily tasks. Gio Bernardon and partner find resilience after diagnosis. Harry McCray describes independence struggles, divorce, and advocacy while managing paralysis and wheelchair life.
Dear Harriet, still water runs deep. I sense he will say I love you when he is certain he will marry you soon, otherwise he won’t risk declaring a commitment. Don’t push him. observe whether he moves toward a future plan rather than relying on feelings alone.
A Sunday to Sunday listing of community activities and events in Syracuse area venues. Includes travel show Arizona Border Country by E Dorothy Swindells, Drug Update by Kevin Walsh, Valentine themed luncheons, IRS tax talk, violet culture panel, Valentine card party, Everson For Lovers event, No Nukes film, women’s sports talk, and Nostalgic Valentine Hop among other local programs with venues and times. The notices invite reader submissions and letters to the editor.
Major events registered include guest speakers William Hillcourt Green Bar Bill from Boy's Life, consumer rights session at Paine Branch Library, cancer support programs at Home Rides CNY, and Film series Touring Great Cities Madrid at Baldwinsville Library. Workshops, luncheons, book reviews, and financial planning seminars fill Monday to Wednesday at multiple venues.
Fred Schlafly, a successful lawyer, wooed Phyllis Stewart after a March 1949 meeting in St. Louis. They married October 20, 1949, after a quick courtship highlighted by a playful proposal and gifts, including a Ford. Phyllis vowed to cherish Fred, sparing the traditional obedience pledge.
Creative Environment Day School in Fayetteville launches a group pickup program for eight or more children aged 2.5 to 5 from downtown Syracuse employers. Free transport to 531 E Genesee St Fayetteville with hot lunch and two snacks included. Breakfast and summer Kiddie Ramp option offered.
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