Various Community Events and Lectures Next Week
A slate of upcoming gatherings includes La Leche League at 9:30 a.m. at Anne Marie Ramsden’s home in Marcellus on nutrition and weaning, retirees’ investment talks at noon in Peck Hall, a stage production of Arsenic and Old Lace at Civic Center, and an Alliance Francaise event with Jacques Tati at St. David's Church. Also listed are after school programs, a Beauchamp Library science show, a wildlife slide program at Beaver Lake, an anorexia bulimia support meeting, a stress relief demonstration, a talk by Prof. Mary Ann Brook at St. Camillus, a book chat at Central Library, and a Laurel and Hardy film at White Branch Library, with submission details for next week’s Lifestyle column.
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la Leche League
Anne Marie Ramsden
State Hild Road
Marcellus
Institute For
Peck Hall
University College
East Fayette St
Shatuck and
Nye
Civic Center
Beaver Lake Nature Center
Adirondacks
Baldwinsvide
Adams and
Irving
St. Camillus Health and Rehabilitatic Center
Fay Road
Mary Ann Brook
Chattey's Island
James Ehmr
Central Library
Gates
Closei Filme
White Branch
Cinton Square
P.O. Boy
Souraciuge
Frozen Fingers and Ann Landers Advice Collected
A reader and columnist exchange shows how fear of signing in public stems from parental guilt. Tips from a reader include signing with the other hand, shading writing, holding breath, bringing a confidant, and reframing the fear to reassure others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ann Landers
Ohio
S.S
Glasses help you slice onions without tears
Dear Heloise letters share tips from readers and the columnist on kitchen hacks. Readers report wearing glasses or sunglasses to cut onions and chillies to avoid tears, using a metal colander inverted to vent heat, and briefly warming cooled cake layers to release them from pans.
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Heloise
Mary Hagberg
Mary
Mary Fazio
Butch
Becoming Independent to Heal and Grow in Love
A reader urges Brigitte to move out and live as an adult single before seeking romance again, arguing independence helps recover from a breakup and enables healthier love. The column also shares Grandparents Anonymous contact details from Pontiac Michigan, noting March 18th as Grandparents and Grandchildren's Day in Michigan.
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Susan
Brigitte
York, Penna
Grandparents Anonymous
Rhea K
Seattle
Washington
Rhea
Cornerstone
West
Huron
Pontiac
Michigan
Louella Davison
Great Exploration Hoaxes review by David Roberts criticizes famed explorers
Henry Kisor discusses a Sierra Club Books volume by David Roberts that catalogs hoaxes by Peary Byrd Cook and others. The review notes patterns of failure, ego and solitary pursuit, with cautious conclusions on whether conspiracies existed and what motivates falsified feats.
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Robert Peary
North Pole
Richard Byrd
Cesare Maestri
Cerro Torre
Patagonia
Frederick Cook
Mt. McKinley
Samuel Adams
Colorado River
Louis Hennepin
Mississippi
Robert Drury
Madagascar
Sebastian Cabot
American
Hudson Strait
Florida
Peary
Polar
Byrd
Cook
Suchee
David Roberts
Sierra Club Books
Roberts
James
Bruce
Ethiopia
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Herald-American/Post- Stan
New York State
Calvary Chapter
Order of Eastern Star
Syracuse
Masonic Temple
Montgomery
Liverpool
Asa Danforth
National Society Daughters of the American Revolution
Hazard Library
West Genesee St
Nichols Ave
F. Scott Fitzgerald
Bernice
Hazard
Cat Ballou
Betts
Reams
Paine Branch
the Valley Junior Athletic Ssociaton
Bank of New York
Green Hills Plaza
Iity Council
Grim
Southside Lions Club
Campbell Vaile
South Salina St
Skunk City Aighborhood Watch
House of Providence
West Onondana
Boys Club
WwOlf Fire Islander
Ronnie Phillips
Carol Henry
Marlowe
Halesize SE Shop
Er Erices
APPLE
ACME
Restaurart
E. Erie Blvd
WN. Y
7CAN Express
Heloix
Susan Diet
By Henry Kisor
Chicago Sun-Times
Spitsbergen
Norway
National Geographic Society
Alice Stuart
Shapely
Gallard
Matson
Jean de Piere
Vavanti
Cencee
Kirkland Hall
Abview
Cantery of Boston
Summit of Boston
Ecramer& Son
Spm
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