Heer named MPH admissions director in DeWitt
Martha L Heer of Syracuse is appointed director of admissions at Manlius Pebble Hill School in DeWitt announced by Headmaster James W Sangster. A MPH veteran of 20 years she will interview and process applicants while continuing as lower school head and fifth grade teacher. She holds degrees from Syracuse University and serves as Sun day School superintendent at Second Church of Christ Scientist in Syracuse. She and her husband Charles live in Syracuse. a special admissions exam will be held at 9 30 a.m. Saturday in the school dining room with prior registration through Mrs Heer.
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Martha L. Heer
Syracuse
Manlius Pebble Hill School
DeWitt
MPH
James W. Sangster
Heer
Syracuse University
Onondaga County Association For the Learning Disabled
Second Church of Christ, Scientist
Charles
Rugby Road
January weekend events mix religion culture and driving safety
Next weekend lists a Sisterhood Sabbath at Beth Sholom Chev in DeWitt at 8:30 p.m. with a 9:30 a.m. Saturday session, the seventh president inauguration at Le Moyne College on Sunday at 2 p.m., a noon to 1 p.m. forum on abortion ruling at First Methodist Church, and a 6 a.m. to 5 p.m. defensive driving course by the Safety Council of CNY at the Public Safety Building. Additional items include a youth bird feeder program at Beaver Lake Nature Center, a Hansel and Gretel youth theater at Syracuse Cinephile Society, a book review at Munday Branch Library, a Winter Wonderland Dance at St. Cecilia’s Tyrol Club in Solvay with Johnny Francher Quartet, two World Adventure Tours travelogues at Crouse-Hinds Theater, a Catholic Singles gathering at Fairmount, and February plans.
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Winter Wonderland
St. Cecilia’s
Tyrol Club
Solvay
Johnny Francher
Europe
Crouse- Hinds
Cultural Resources Council
Crouse-Hinds
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Apt. 1
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No Work Incentive Harming Welfare System
Dear Ann Landers readers discuss welfare incentives and abuses in a long letter section. A mother details hardship after leaving an abusive husband, seeking work and benefits, only to face a reduced grant that undermines the very effort to work. The column offers commentary on motivation, public aid, and policy impacts.
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Ann Landers
Ann
Department of Social Services
Washington
Counseling to conquer wedding anxiety and weight loss
Dear Ann Landers suggests resolving underlying issues before marriage. A reader explains weight loss from 350 to 190 via therapy and dieting, revealing fat as a protective wall. With therapy, the writer aims to 130 pounds by summer and urges others to seek counseling. The columnist notes some experts doubt therapy but finds it valid.
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Ann Landers
Trenton
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Heloise tips on dressing, labels, gravy, and more
Quick reader questions answered with practical hacks. Egg white prevents vinaigrette separation. aluminum strips labeled with nail and wood. keep gravy moist in a slow cooker. tooth fairy pillows from scraps. pump soap trick with shampoo. crosswise buttonholes to prevent gaps. nail polish labels on dishes for return. diary letter method to stretch writing. use newspaper as a makeshift dustpan for sweeping.
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Tom Reese
Julia Phinney
Amy
Sue Kadel
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