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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Dec 09, 1957
Page
6
Bridge expert Charles K Goren analyzes four quiz scenarios. He advises passes on weak hands, cautious but proactive overcalls, and selective bids to differentiate hands, emphasizing distribution and point counts across questions.
A winter garden planning column praises early, thoughtful design. It urges focusing on permanent features such as trees and shrubs, choosing species carefully, and avoiding crowding near homes. The piece encourages gardeners to use winter months to sketch a better, more enduring summer garden plan.
Traffic Engineer W. Frank Kavanaugh proposes a change to the Market Street meters west of City Hall. The ordinance would extend time from 12 minutes for a penny to 30 minutes for a nickel, affecting about 10 spaces to aid those doing business at City Hall.
The Onondaga Epilepsy Committee will meet at 7 30 tomorrow evening at the YMCA to hear Dr Philip E Duffy discuss epilepsy's medical aspects. The event invites anyone interested in epilepsy, with the Health Association affiliated in organizing the committee. Acting Chairman Edward Gunther leads, with Prof Robert Root as co chairman.
The reader Miss RB asks if retiring at 55 with a $150 monthly pension and $51 weekly takehome can cover travel. The answer says retirement is possible but limits travel, noting net earnings around $16 weekly and urging passion for the job rather than accepting meager funds for distant trips.
A fragmented chatty note discusses pensions loans rent and living on commissions. It suggests options like borrowing against a house and traveling while seeking a new career with modest earnings and cosmetics or clothing sales. The writer signs off inviting questions for the space.
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