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Newspaper

Syracuse Herald Journal

Location

Syracuse, New York, United States of America

Date

Jun 28, 1951

Page

4

Sixty-Five Teaching Sisters Open Five Week Institute

Sixty five teaching sisters of the Syracuse Catholic Diocese meet at the Catholic Women's Club for a five week summer institute on curriculum planning led by Rev. James E. Callaghan. The program runs Monday through Friday 9 AM to noon and offers six credit hours.

Syracuse Catholic Catholic Women's Club James E. Callaghan Walter 4. Foery Syracuse M. Venarda Lh.m Most Holy Rosary School M. Celine Sister of the Resurrection Albany Constance Marie Ursuline Order Ogdensburg Syracuse Institute Upstate Buffalo Rochester Pius Tx New York State

Highway Boss Bid Farewell to retiring county official

County Highway Department members paid tribute to Superintendent Raymond B. Traver at Enrico's restaurant as he retires after 40 years with the department. Traver led Onondaga County's road program for 29 years and is nationally recognized for road construction and snow removal expertise. Robert Clift, president of the county highway association, presided as staff speakers offered brief, praise-filled remarks.

County Highway Department Raymond B. Traver Enrico’s Ononaga County Traver Robert Clift County Highway Association Department

Bicycle Stolen From Carrier Boy After Store Visit

Donald Bishop of 207 Ilutch Inson Avenue reports his bicycle was stolen Tuesday afternoon after he finished a newspaper route and parked the bike in front of a drugstore on South Avenue. He had just added a basket and painted the bike aluminum and removed the rear wheel fender.

Donald Bishop Ilutch- Inson Av South Av Donald

Albino Toy Club Gives Toys After Tricycle Theft

Sam Albino and the Albino Rug Company staff mobilized to aid six year old Freddie Allen after a tricycle was stolen from his home during his swim at Thornden Park. Toys dolls and clothes were donated and delivered to the Allen family by club volunteers who repair wash and repaint donated items. The club seeks continued donations and volunteers to keep a steady flow of toys for needy children in Syracuse.

Sam Albino Club Amdd Albino Aven Sally Marlin Freddie Tor Albino Toy Club Freddiet Allen S. Crouseau Thornden Park Esterday Allen Alybino Rug Company Park St Allenboy Albina Toy Chub Albino Rugi Land Linoleum Co J Company Sam Frank ‘Albino Varton ‘Ommgenn Domi Ricardi Ift

Concerts to Open With Legion Band at Onondaga Park

The American Legion Band will open the Summer Band Concert Series Sunday afternoon at 4 PM in Onondaga Park. The program features popular music marches and overtures as the ensemble presents a varied outdoor concert.

Legion American Legion Onondaga Park

Indictment Mention in City Concert Program

A notice notes potential indictment of cretias in a programs section supervised by the Commissioner of Parks and directed by Gorman B. Mance, reflecting official oversight of civic concerts.

Cretias Parks Gorman B. Mance

Mass Feeding Strategy Amid Civil Defense Efforts

Massachusetts Civil Defense officials and feeding experts discuss mass meal operations for disaster response. Alden Bovier notes a 12500 person feeding plan, with 100000 volunteers possible if large city losses occur. Widespread cooperation from fire, police, hospital and restaurant staff is urged to ensure rapid feeding to evacuees.

Professor Wing Two Rose Awards Told in Ontario Event

Aubrey H. Drewes of 205 DeWitt Rd won the Sir Harry Qake Trophy for the highest aggregate at the Ontario Rose Society edition in Toronto. Prof McAndrews, head of entomology at New York State College of Forestry Syracuse University, won the Campbell Reaves Rose Bowl Award.

Aubrey -H Meal Drews DeWitt Rd Harry Qake Toronto Canada McAndrews Nework State College of Forestry Syracuse University Fisino

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