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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1983
Page
20
Readers are invited to submit brief notes on what freedom means to them to the Syracuse Herald Journal Lifestyle section. Include name and address, age optional, daytime phone, and any pertinent information. Submissions must arrive by June 29 for publication on July 4.
Readers share powerful notes on sex education and recovery. A teen recalls fearing pregnancy after accidental awakening with her brother, stressing need for early open discussion. Others praise Al-Anon, emphasize seeking help, and promote Ann Landers booklet on teen sex and parental guidance.
Dear Heloise shares three flavored coffee blends mixing instant coffee sugar creamer and cocoa plus orange zest and cinnamon for quick aromatic brews. Also includes tips on smiling at oneself and a practical fix for unraveling toothpaste tubes with a paper clip, inviting readers to send tips.
Tomorrow at 8 p.m. the Solvay Tigers Ladies Auxiliary meets at the Solvay Geddes Community Youth Center, with no meetings in July or August. Also listed are a Syracuse Rose Society garage sale at 4113 Lawrence Road West, North Syracuse, June 16 to 18. a film screening and library events. a June picnic for Onondaga Senior Citizens with bus stops. and upcoming meetings for the American Legion Auxiliary, Educators for Social Responsibility, and Solvay Senior Citizens with details and contacts.
The Family Circus by Bil Keane will speak on Social Security at a member guest luncheon hosted by Daughters of Columbus. A Rendezvous of Cabana 1359 guest Lorrain Caruso attends the event at Lake Shore Yacht and Country Club. Various local groups schedule meetings and activities through the afternoon and evening.
The event runs tonight until 1 p.m. and Wednesday from 9 a.m. to 8 p.m. at Phoenix United Methodist Church. About 20 antique dealers display items from Grandma's Attic in the foyer, with crafts demonstrations, food and beverages for sale, free parking, and a free nursery.
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