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Downtown mourns death ffiREY DOCTOR

of Poodles' Del Priore, 81 Emotional factors

7r_? ue.r.r- uf Ar.r.hor.y S. "?oo- Rocr.ej, Phi' Fo=-.er, Tor.} Marvin,
'p-c * ^}p' Vf ^r& r»f 2'_rf5 L'r.'t^i A\TfS Ar.ie b.iaw, the Dorsey Brothers.
many others. Box-rig champion
Car.T.en Bas-lo was a regular.
Po-xiles was a Navy cook in
Yfor.ci War Ii. In au^juun ;y his
C '.'S^.J^CKXLe?
<.Go.-:.r_g. he was a rr.us<cian. He
ci:eo i- r.Uay
ai ir.e as-:- 01 and bass v:oL He owr.ed a collec-
1 8!.S-?r\\es
tion o! 15.000 records, rr.ost of
were T :?:?
IftC - ~ ihe-rr. ;szz. And he was an avid golf-
add to bowel stress
By Allan Bruckheim
I am s. •*. nrcni( ?v:':c-r wi;h a diagnosed
Q • ca.-e- of irri'.c.lv? oowel ^> r.ororr.e. My
(iiuon s'.e.T:? from ^urr.e- of rr.\ menial prob-
lems. Sir.oe I >nov. iheif? cm provoke re^l
*vrr.pioms. how -A ill m> doctor sor: ou; the
PEANUTS
Lih\ <:LcI syrr-uiorr.s from the ones caused by
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GANLEY & Sens Fu-
nerai Hcme.
Poodle?
ushered in a culinary era of cook-
••cr.y-morrur.g customers in S> ra-
. ,.;e when he took the "night end"
jf :he Poodles &. J-m Rc-s:aurar.is
." ir.t1 ZUU U.Ul'K. O! .\un.!>. bilLlI.il
Street and later at 3900 N. Court
i:.
He retired in 19SO when he cook-
ed his las!, "freua" early Friday
morning, Sept. 26. ai the Couri
Street restaurant.
For 23 years he served his fa-
mous fried concoction called "fret-
la" and his homemade Kalian hot
sausage and eggs, nepper and eggs,
broccoli, parmesan, and his popular
hot Italian sausage sandwich with
tomato sauce on the heel of oven-
fresh Italian bread.
Poodles usually turned on his
grill at 10 p.m.. and from then into
the early-morning hours he would
serve late-night "downtowners."
Before opening the North Salina
Street restaurant. Poodles did his
frying on the ground floor of the
Alhambra Budding at 275 James
St.. Syracuse.
He began working in restaurants
in 1929 at Ginsburg's in the 400
block of South Salina Street. After
si-rving in the Civilian Conserva-
tion Corps in the early '30s. he
worked in the family grocery oper-
ated by his father. Rocco Del Pri-
ore, at 414 Kirkpatrick St.
In the mid-'30s (the Depression
era). Poodles began serving food in
the Geneva area with his wife, the
former Ann Schneider. They sold
ice cream and hot dogs on Route 20
er.
I join his many friend in offering
condolences 10 his family.
TRIPS:
• The Carrier Corp. Retirees As-
sixiation is planning an overnight
trip to Niagara Falls. Ontario, April
l-J i'.UU lu till'I Udr- sOtUr- avcillaulC-.
If mieresied, call .Marion at
48S-S456.
• The American Association of
Reared Persons is planning a trip
to Atlantic City. Apni 3-4. staying
at the Claridge Hotel and a trip
April 9-10 to Bird-in-Hand, Pa., for
a performance of "The Glory of
Spring," a tour of the Amish coun-
try and a visit to Rainbow Theatre.
Call Margaret, at 476-5041.
• The Happy Hearts Seniors are
planning a trip May 14 to attend
comedian Charlie Prose's presenta-
tion at the Rochester Auditorium.
There will be lunch. Call Vicky
Chapman at 448-1954.
FUND-RAISERS:
• Pancake breakfasts will be
served at Transfiguration Church,
740 TeaiL Ave., Syracuse. 6 a.m. to
1 p.m. Sunday after religious serv-
ices. A donation is appreciated.
There also will be sales of Polish
kielbasa and butter lambs, and an
arts and craft show after the 5:15
p.m. Mass Saturday.
• An Irish goods and craft sale
will be 1 to 6:30 p.m. Saturday at
St. Patrick's School, Schuyler
Street and North Lowell Avenue.
Tipperary Hill. There will be Irish-
theme wearing apparel. T-shirts,
sweat shirts and pins, including the
green-over-red traffic signal pins.
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I CALLECJ IT OUT BECAUSE I 5HOULP I JUMP
Fjr.o'.ior.al fat:ors seem to play a
A . naj-or role in pa'.ier.ts suffering from
the bov, ei stress of"aiternating diarrhea and
SAW IT OUT 50 T CALLEP IT
GOT .'IT WAS WAY OUT!
OVER THE NETANP
KICK HER,OR RUN
cor.supation associated wkh irritable bowel AROL'NP THE NET
syndrome. ANP KICK HER?
' Therefore, physicians must explore psy-
chological factors in an attempt to differen-
tiate patients with oiher organic disease
from "those v/iih IBS. This is not always
cao_t <,<-j ai.*-'-iiii[jLI- i. oc. -i~>.i..~
toms are common to both.
To begin wuh. patients with other intes-
tinal diseases are "more likely to have local-
ized tenderness, whereas IBS patients have BOUND & GAGGED
more generalized pain.
Furthermore, IBS patients frequently ex-
perience a greater variety of symptoms.
Once other types of disease are ruled out
through these measures and through labo-
ratory tests such as colon X-rays and endos-
ccpy, a positive diagnosis for IBS can be
made. The first step in treatment is to in-
crease fiber intake with whole cereal grains
and more fruit and vegetables.
Low-dose anudepressants are commonly
prescribed for IBS patients who are experi-
encing depression. For pain sensitivity,
analgesics may offer relief.
If none of these therapies provides suffi- GARRELD
cient improvement, sire'ss and psychologi-
cal factors must be examined. Most IBS pa- WE'RE IN A RUT. GrARFIELP.' GOIN& TO CAL
tients are insulted by the suggestion that MAVBE I SHOULP CHAN&E VOO "BINGO'!
they require psychological counseling , VOUR NAME
(though'your attitude is a good one), but m IT'5 SOONPW&
many cases it proves necessary for helping BETTER
tie patient understand his or her problem. ALREAPV
Write to Dr. Bruckheim in care of Trib-
une Media Services. 435 N. Mchigan Ave.,
Suite 1400, Chicago, HI. 60611.
BUYHRAHAIVr
DEAR DR. GRAHAM: How old should a REX MORGAN
child be before his parents start teaching
WE (WVE f- DIABETIC HER SOU IS STEALING /1K!D i'AI GOIHG TO 5PEAK
him about God? — MRS. E.O'D. IN5UUN fAOHEV TO SUV TO HIM fdOUT IT;
"AP5ifT IN THE PXQJ=CT5..
DEAR MRS. E.O'D.: At what age do
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between \Vaterloo and Seneca
Falls, and to satisfy the hunger of
truckers who patronized the stand.
Poodles began frying hot dogs, on-
ions, green peppers, potatoes and
eggs, which la'ter became his "fret-
ta."
The late-night operation on
North Salina Street attracted ce-
lebrities. Show business people
who were performing at Three
Rivers Inn. Andy's Inn. the Elms.
Club Candee and other clubs gravi-
tated to Poodles'.
Among them were Jimmy Du-
rante. Muhammad All, Mickey
There will be a spaghetti dinner 4
to 7 p.m. and a bake sale. Call
472-6101 for more information.
• A spaghetti dinner will be
served 4 to 7 p.m. Saturday at
Hewlett Hill United Presbyterian
Church. 3209 Hewlett Hill Road.
Camillus. The donation is S5 adults,
S3.50 ages 5 to 12. There also will
be a bake sale.
If you have items for this col-
umn, call 470-2219 or write Joe
Ganley. Efly.P.0. Box 4915. Syracuse
13221. Please include a daytime
phone number, and print proper
names.
you begin to teach your children to avoid
danger or to let them know that you love
them or to encourage them to do what is
right? The answer is that you do these
things almost from the beginning, be-
cause you know they are important.
Small children learn far more than we
may realize, even at a very young age.
Surround your child with love right
from the beginning — also surround him
with an atmosphere of faith. Let him MUTTS
grow up seeing you pray before every
meal, and at other times as well. Let him
grow up realizing that being with God's
people in church and hearing His Word is
important.

DAILY CROSSWORD
Today's invitations go
ACROSS 46 Jackson 3 —Scotia
to part cook/part guest 1 Rummy
variety
4 Go no
trademark 4 Playful
50 A big movement
23 Bad
lighting?
25 Picked up
the tab B.C.
waterfall? 5 Greek
Dear Miss Manners: I'm in my late 20s, newly married, further 55 Fort—, cross 25 Nevada
and, as time allows, my husband and I enjoy having 8 Makes N.J. 6 Stick city
dinner guests. I am simply looking for their company candles 56 Never figure? 27 Sediment T 5T1LLHAVE
and have no intention of asking 12 Past again? 7 Salon 28 Ichabod's ONE FRO& LEFT
them to bring part of the meal. 13 Give a hoot 57 Inventor's request foe
Our gatherings are rarely formal, 14 Pennsyl- inspiration 8 Leave 29 "Star Wars-
but it is still my instinct to think vaniaport 58 —budget secretly princess
that, if I am inviting someone to my 15 Calendar 59 Conked out 9 Playwright 30 One way to
house. it is impolite to assume that abbr. 60 Succumbs Levin stand by
the guest should have to help with 16 Air force? to gravity 10 Wrestling 31 Tragic
the meal. Sometimes the wife of- 16 Ribier, 61 Computer victory 35 Bafflers
fers to bring something, and I for one acronym 11 Witness 38 Evidenced
usually graciously decline. 20 Soon-Yi's DOWN 17 Sundial ennui
When other couples invite us. mom 1 They're notation 40 The whole
MANNERS my husband will ask what I offered 21 Geometry
find
all here
2 Dr. Frank-
19 La-, shootin'
match
to bring. My answer is usually Bolivia CURTIS
nothing. I don't recall having heard my mom offer to 24 Drive enstein's 22 Bridge 42 Titanic
bring food when invited to dinner. 28 tfs incredib- aide position message LOOK.Bfl.KKT. TVE "PICK16FOOT NEIAQN" I GOT THE \P6A, HET,DOWT LAUGH!
Is tnis a custom I have been unaware of? ly flaky 45 Elevator FINAUX P1CKEP A, -HE OElGlNMED TH£ I BT WWCHW6 A HOU1 THE,
Solution time: 28 mins. fMKTOR DEOPE*
Gentle Reader It is increasingly customary for people 32 Wan man SUBJECT FOR MY UNOEKGROUND PICKLE NSj» PROGRAM
-.'—HE SENT ABOUT HOW IUHICH PROBLEM
to treat all meals as cooperative ventures, but that 33 Embar- 47 Skunk's
rassed, defense
doesnj; mean Miss Manners likes it any more than you obviously
do. When hosts do it — "Please come to dinner — and 48 Source of
34 Actor Davis veritas
by the way, we'd like you to bring a main course to 36 Mamie's
serve 15" — it is clearly rude. When guests offer to 43 Pre-diplo-
man ma hurdle
bring something, it is kind: but it is still rude for the 37 Unctuous 50 Staff
hosts to be too quick to take them up on it. or to do it 39 Some pick
with such frequency that they might as well announce 51 Blackbird
up trucks 52 Lemieux
that they expect it. Yes. friends should share the cook- 41 Pre-Coium-jLjg.
HjA^EIR'SlA C Kl
milieu
ing — but unless a group of people has agreed to a truly bian tnbe [-Ti>o I
Rli~MBAiG I
53 Harem
cooperative meal, in which the person who offers the E'D'SBLJA [
43 Simon or Yesterday's answer room FOR BETTER OR WORSE
house is not the host but the organizer who gains other Diamond 54 —U.S.
people's consent, the proper way is by issuing recipro- 44 Court Pat. Off. ftfJP 8ftLU/S ft NICE GtiQ-
cal invitations. As you do your full share of entertain- _3l)ST YOU flND |VSE
1 2 3 fWP -TVSO WEEKS i rwow THFrr SHE PMD
ing, Miss Manners absolves you of the task of cooking ELIZABETH !ASU-<3£T~
for other people's dinner parties. 12
Dear Miss Manners: I was appaJIed that someone
would hit up wedding guests for the cost of the iimo. 15
How tacky. If you're going to run a wedding for profit,
at least do it with class: May I suggest the following: 18
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1. R.S.V.P. to a 900 number.
2. Lease the church building for the wedding, the
renting couple thereby obtaining the right to use the
building as they see fit.
3. Then place attendants in the church parking lot.
Five dollars per car.
4. During the wedding ceremony, discreetly pass a
collection piate. NANCY
5. The reception is at a rented haii. Collect again for NANCY, MY DO& IS
parking. LOST-WILL YOU
6. Cash bar at the reception. HELP ME PUT
7. In addition to the usual gifts, ask that a donation be THESE
made in the name of the couple to a Third World char- POSTERS? ; SURE
ity that will agree to split the take.
"8. Credit cards accepted for all of the above, of
course.
I trust these suggestions will be useful.
Gentle Reader: Miss Manners thanks you, but regrets
to inform you that some of them have already thought CT! luDClir For 3nswers:° today's crossword, call
of ?uch meapyre? themselves. W I Wlflr tWl 1-90tM54-6873'99cpefmmu1e.lOuc)i-
Judith Martin js the author of "Miss Manners Res- ione/folary pnones. (18+ only.) A King reaiures service, NYC.
cues Civilization " (Crown).

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