Ralph Helm retires from city development after thirteen years
Herald Journal notes Ralph Helm retires Friday from the city Department of Community Development where he served as a construction inspector after prior work in Engineering. A Syracuse native and Central High graduate, Helm previously worked for Bethlehem Steel, General Electric, and Carrier. He received retirement and surprise parties from colleagues and friends, and plans fishing trips with Gordon Rapp. The item closes with birthday wishes to John Williams of Canastota on his 56th birthday Dec 28.
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Ralph Helm
Mineola Drive
Ralph
City Department of Community Development
Department of Engineering
Bethlehem Steel Co
Baltimore
General Electric Co
Carrier Corp
Terry Loftus
Dan Todero
Robert Abbott
City Department of Buildings, Permits and Rehabilitation
Syracuse
Kellogg Street
Tallman Street
Elk Street
Central High
Syracuse University
Crotch Lake
Perth
Ontario
Gordon Rapp
Williams
John Williams
Canastota
Chinatowne
McCrory
John
Moving Chinatowne Operation Shifts to 332 S Salina St
Joe Ganley of Granville, longtime Syracuse clothing seller, now directs the Chinatowne move from McCrory's to the third floor of the former Wells & Coverly store at 332 S Salina St. The relocation is slated for the next two weeks. The item also notes Marian Tuff of Liverpool, state president of the AOH Ladies Auxiliary, as ON THE MOVE, with details of her St Patrick’s Day parade leadership and long service since 1970. A golf note reports Jim Reagan of Marcellus and three others birdieing the same hole at Chenango Valley State Park, a notable foursome from Tanner Valley Golf Club.
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Granville
Glens Falls
John
Kanon Valley Country Club
Vermont
Jeannette
Amanda
Clarkson College
David
Fredonia State
McCrory’s
Wells & Coverly Men’s
S. Salina St
Marian Tuff
Liverpool
Ladies’ Auxiliary of the
Ancient Order of Hibernians
A.O.H
New York City
Cuff
James J. Commerford
Marian
The
Auxiliary
Fifth Avenue
John Egan
John V. Ahern
Holy Cross Church
Albany
Clifton
Dover
Jim Reagan
Marcellus
Jim
Fred Burt
Dick Travers
Don Males
Chenango Valley State Park Course
Tanner Valley Golf Club
Chenango Valley Club
John Amidon
Joe Boise
Tom Estergaard
Irv Henry
Jim Kilcoyne
Leo Kilcoyne
Spit
The Record: Vance Corp Monster No 2 Wrecker Showpiece
The Vance Corp showcases its 28 ton 30 foot long Monster No 2 stationed at Hammond Idaho. It can lift beyond 179 tons with its short boom, marking a peak in heavy recovery capability.
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Vance Corp
Hammond
Rainbow's End Found by Grandmother's Arm
A nostalgic verse recalls a time of family joy as grandchildren Cindy and Missy visit grandmother. The speaker describes warm embraces and the感 of finding life’s treasure at home with loved ones. The poem cherishes simple acts of love and wonder.
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Cindy
Missy
Grandmother
NY Times Crossword Puzzle Across Down Clues List
A compact listing of crossword clues and entries from a New York Times style puzzle. Includes across and down hints with numeric labels, covering topics from geography and music to literature and science, plus some colored clues about people and places.
The Citadel author Cronin found new purpose in crisis
In 1983 reflection on Dr A J Cronin shows how health troubles in London in the 1920s redirected his path. A doctor told him to rest but that setback sparked writing Hatter's Castle and a career change. Cronin urged faith that divine Providence uses misfortune to shape better outcomes.
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A.J. Cronin
London
Cronin
Hatter's Castle
Aces By Bobby Wolff Debates a Slam in Bridge Play
In this bridge summary, declarer scores a slam after West blanks on the first trump. West’s king loss and a sequence of trumps and ruffs lead to twelve tricks. the article muses on alternative paths if West had ducked or played differently and notes a moral about not revealing intentions.
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Charles Dickens
Declarer
West
South
Senior Forum s We plan country retirement and garden life
The writer outlines moving to the country after retirement, buying a big freezer, growing food, and hosting former office colleagues. Advice notes that country life is a big change, gardening is rewarding, but relying on office friends for ongoing visits may fail as retirements unfold and new routines form.
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K.T.N
Arso
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