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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Jan 18, 1983
Page
6
A battered woman writes of abuse and escapes through seeking help after years of fear. She describes realizing she did not deserve the treatment and choosing to act for safety, preferring safer options to violent responses. The exchange aims to guide other abused women toward support and resources.
Letter highlights Women s Strength in Peoria offering battered women shelter food housing and counseling with no pressure or requirements. It notes help securing state aid and jobs, twice weekly newcomer meetings, and mentions steps for women in Galesburg to leave abuse. Ann Landers suggests Salvation Army or YWCA for crisis help.
Tomorrow offers a luncheon by Syracuse Women of Rotary at University Club noon and Toucher Story Times at Patti Branch Library 10 15 am with registration, plus Hazard Branch 10 30 am for 2 year olds and parents. Lectures at Paine Branch, Book Sandwiched in review at Central Library, and films and rec programs across branches. Next Tuesday features films at Marcailus Free Library, 4 H meeting, and Foul Shooting prelims in Main Street School Village.
Dear Mrs Massey asks how to remove shine from seat areas of pants and skirts. Heloise recommends rubbing with a white vinegar damp cloth to release fibers, then avoid pressing or use a press cloth. if shine persists gently rub with very fine sandpaper after testing a hidden area. Include caution to avoid fiber damage.
Not 80 Macho from Paducah asks how to move beyond high school shyness after a drastic personal change. Susan urges patience, warmth, and seeking positive emotional signals from his partner, focusing on growth without pressuring himself for quick results.
Barbara Del Prete of Camillus and Dawn Kruplarz of East Syracuse have been named lead ers for two new volunteer groups in the Caring Coalition's Family Care-Giver training program. Del Prete, a former vocational rehabilitation counselor, moved from New Jersey and has presented on death and dying in relation to children. Krupiarz, a probation officer with Onondaga County Probation Department, is pursuing a master's degree at Syracuse University.
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