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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Mar 25, 1982
Page
10
A reader asks about leaving gold crowns in a will for resurrection. Ann Landers gently suggests keeping crowns in the mouth to avoid later dental costs and complications, noting practicalities of replacement and appointment delays.
Dear Ann Landers responds to a reader who hosted a party for her husband’s employees. Of sixty one invitations, forty two RSVP’d, thirty four couples accepted, eleven couples attended. She asks why no shows occurred and suggests calling the nonattendees to learn the reason. The reader notes the weather was fine and leftovers remain.
Letters from readers offer practical household tips. Topics include buying rubber gloves one size larger, substituting grits for cornmeal in cornbread, turning jeans inside out for less streaking, dissolving soap powder, and shoe labeling for children. Readers note P O Box address for tips.
A range of activities scheduled for tomorrow includes a consumer education session at Wagon Wheel Senior Center with Barbara Shawl from 12 30 to 1 30 p m, a Clay Towne Players Godspell at A V Zogg School in Liverpool at 8 p m, and a spring dance program at Paine Branch Library. Other items include an Onondaga County Local 834 meeting, a free utilities rights workshop at Hutchings Center, a breakfast with gubernatorial candidate James Emery at Hotel Syracuse, a China Syndrome screening at Syracuse University, a parents meeting at Christian Brothers Academy, a film matinee at White Branch Library, a children service planning program at Syracuse University, a Woody Allen play at Le Moyne College, a matrix luncheon by CN Women in Communications, rummage sales in Cicero and Howlett Hill.
Olympia B of Seattle writes about conflict over her husband’s bar outings after a quick remarriage at 29. The Dear Susan reply warns that trust may be unlikely given his four prior marriages by age thirty and suggests the marriage faces tough odds.
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