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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1979
Page
20
A New York City pilot, Emergency Med-Phone EMP offers 6 PM to 7 AM weekday physician advice by phone, weekends and holidays 24 hours, with a $25 annual individual or $50 couple enrollment. Doctors assess via Q and A, suggest home care, direct to emergency rooms, or arrange home visits, avoiding unnecessary ER use.
Dear reader letters discuss why many misunderstand the Holy Spirit. The answer centers on the Spirit's invisibility, fullness of scriptural teaching, and balance between gifts and fruits. Faith in Christ grants the Spirit's dwelling, guiding believers to yield to Him and be shaped by His work.
Fran Polak, once told she could never walk marry or bear a child, wed Paul Polak in Geneses inspired union. The couple adapted their Bergenfield New Jersey home for wheelchair life as Fran learns to care for a baby and herself, united by faith, hope, and service.
The article presents a bridge hand puzzle with declarer counting ten winners in major suits, West and East play sequence after the opening lead six of clubs. Declarer ruffs a club, plays trump ace, and issues arise as East wins ace and continues with a second club, leading to further ruffs by declarer.
The article describes a bridge deal where declarer must manage trumps and ruffs to avoid loss. West gains control after a club sequence and declarer misplays by ruffing the second club. A successful path notes that with weak spades and strong clubs the correct rebid is two clubs.
William Warriner, research director at Jackson & Perkins in Medford Oregon, hybridized the three All-America Rose Selection winners Love Honor and Cherish for 1980 marking a first in the AARS 40 year history. The roses will be available for fall planting as Warriner earns his 15 national honors and 47 international awards in 17 years at the firm.
J and P notes report Warriner's breeding two roses featured on a 1978 U.S. postage stamp. Love is a scarlet and white grandiflora with heavily petaled medium blooms. The plant is sturdy, with long stems and a continuous growing season scent and aroma. AARS predicts Love will become a popular workhorse in rose gardens, always available with blooms when needed.
Desperative Extension Agent cautions gardeners against crowding. Beets, carrots, lettuce, melons, and pumpkins require specific spacing to prevent small, twisted produce. Also highlights rose varieties Love Blooms Constantly, Honor, and Cherish with awards and mildew resistance.
Young plants like tomatoes peppers and cabbage need tender care with water soluble starter solution fertilizer. Use 4 to 6 tablespoons per gallon of water and pour a cupful around each plant base, avoiding leaves. Melon cucumber and squash require half as strong mixture, per Onondaga County Cooperative Extension guidelines.
Area students received prizes and honors at Heidelberg College Honors Convocation. Gina L. Cafarchio earned two awards for education and Spanish. Sheryl H. Carls won the Hoernemann Award with multiple varsity letters. Sheila M. Crawford joined Tower Laureate. Robin R. Ratliff earned National Machinery Foundation Scholarship in German studies.
To protect gladiolus and dahlias in storage, dust bulbs with three percent Malathian dust. An insecticide fungicide combo also helps prevent storage rot.
A reader asks about provisions for a single elderly person with no relatives and dwindling health. The columnist suggests naming a trusted attorney or other responsible party to manage bills and assets if incapacitated, noting options include a lawyer, loyal friend, banker, or church minister.
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