Dear Heloise Diary Calendar Tip
A reader shares how a large calendar serves as a long lasting memory for family events birthdays doctor visits immunizations and major purchases. Hang it in a central area for easy reference.
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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1980
Page
7
A reader shares how a large calendar serves as a long lasting memory for family events birthdays doctor visits immunizations and major purchases. Hang it in a central area for easy reference.
Hints from Heloise suggest calendars can store memories for the future. The note reflects on keeping calendars as memory aids and hints at advice for homemaking from readers. The piece includes reader George Cassidy’s tip on lining pans with aluminum foil by shaping it to fit the pan.
Physical therapy director Mrs. Helen Y. Stone will lecture at the closing meeting of Nursing Explorer Post 840 at St. Camillus Health and Rehabilitation Center 813 Fay Road Wednesday at 730 pm. John F. Case invites junior and senior high students to attend and sign up for the September fall season. contact Case at St. Camillus 488-2951.
Nottingham High School elects Constance Bacon as president with Darren Black and Donna Armstrong as vice presidents. Assumption Academy students excel at the Catholic Forensic League Grand National in Boston with John Callahan placing sixth and David Barletta reaching a declamation quarterfinal. Westhill High School honors Bonnie Ryan and others at the state conference, while Bishop Grimes High School FBLA earns multiple trophies under a large group of winners.
The Preservation League of New York State offers matching consultant service grants to help communities address architectural policy social and legal challenges in historic districts. Eligible applicants include non profit preservation groups municipal agencies and neighborhood orgs. Applications due June 30 and Sept 1 1980 with two deadlines for different service types.
A reader asks about legal end of life planning to avoid artificial survival. Ann Landers confirms living wills exist in Illinois and notes the need to understand state laws. She provides guidance on obtaining a copy from Concern for Dying and outlines the reality that rights vary by state.
Stars Magazine in the Sunday Herald-American Post Standard runs a Cultural Calendar listing area events. The feature highlights local performances exhibits and readings and serves as a guide for residents seeking cultural happenings each week.
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