Calico art quilts showcased by Syracuse artist at luncheon
Mrs. Wightman demonstrates calico quilting crafts from practical table covers to decorative lamp shades and a quilted tissue box cover. She lectures on calico art at the Syracuse West Christian Women's Club Quilting Bee luncheon at Raphael's Restaurant Monday at 11:30 a.m. Public invited with nursery care and a children's craft program. Reservations by July 11 to two local coordinators.
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Ann Landers Advice Column Excerpts on Rules and Times
Debates on dating rules and parenting show a teen couple 17 dating 14 months seeking parental trust. Ann Landers suggests love can endure only if tested and warns against prolonged table punishment for a child, recommending professional help for family conflicts.
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Mom Gets an A for Her Efforts
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Divorce Sparks Emotional Growth and Self-Sufficiency
Dear EGF shares a 57 year old woman’s journey from a traumatic divorce to independence. She rebuilt life through construction work, self education earning an AA in communications, starting a women’s networking group, and developing new social circles. She rarely dates but seeks genuine friendship and mutual respect, noting many men expect sexual advances after a few dates.
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Thermal mass insights for energy efficient homes
Boston Globe adviser Jerry Ackerman explains thermal mass in homes, how walls floors and furnishings store heat, and how to use mass with shading to balance year round comfort. He notes brick blocks plaster and tile store heat, warns of overdoing it, and suggests limiting window area to 25 percent of floor area in older houses.
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