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GENEVA—HIGH OFFICE. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Cfmsliauo are visiting the former s parents in Cc-jieva. Mr. Christiano has been named secretary of the U. S. Embassy m Brussels, Belgium.■ for 14 buses. 588,375; sue de-' velopment and black top, $11,-‘ 625; bus lift, lockers, air pump, $6,000; architect and engineers ‘ services, $33,840; clerk’s salary, ' $7,000; legal services, $4,750; insurance during construction, $2,000; site development, lile ' brook in new development, grad-1 ing and seeding. $20,001^* furni-* lure and equipment, $50,000: j contingencies, $5,410, making a bond issue of $687,000 plus a ‘ bond issue of $11,000 for the 1 additional 15.6 acres. ' All of these figures are estimates and will be presented in actual figures whert and if approved.This matter is being investigated by the advisory committee an da report with definite figures will be made Oct. 24. Wayne Kelsey was elected permanent chairman of the committee and he appointed Harold Brown, former trustee on the school Board of Education, Robert Hall, building contractor of Lock Berlin and Leon An-stee as other members of this committee.- » ■Postoffice Gets Ready for RushAUBURN — Make way for Santa Claus!Christmas is more than two months away but the Auburn post office is preparing well inAnthony Nodzo Rites TomorrowAUBURN — Services for Anthony Nodzo. 83, of Auburn, R.D. 4, who died yesterday in AuburnMemorial Hospital, will be at 8:30 a.m. tomorrow from the Kowalczyk Funeral Home, and at 9 a.m. in St. Peter’s and Paul’sUkranian Catholic Church. Burial will be in St. Joseph’s Cemetery.Mr. Nodzo, a native of Austria, lived 60 years In the Auburn area. He was a communicant of St. Peter and Paul’s Church. His only survivor is a brother, Jacob Nodzo. of Syracuse. His wife, Mrs. Mary Nodzo, died Sept. 30.Institutions Staff Want Pay RaiseAUBURN—Stale Democratic and Republican leaders have been asked to support a program for slate institution employes which would give them a 5500 pay raise, fringe benefits and aAiken Has Praise for Soil Bank■WATERTOWN—Sen. George D. Alfcen .of Vermont lakes a dim view of the Democratic farm policies on both the state and national levels and has confidence in the Republican farm plank. Yesterday the veteran Vermont legislator was Jn Jefferson County on a lour of the area, talking with Republican leaders and farmers in the Towns of Orleans. Alexandria, Clayton and Theresa, At La-fargeville he was presented with a 12-pound cheese by Couniy Judge Milton A. Wiltse’s son, Milton A, Wiltse Jr., the gift of the LafargeviUe Milk Products Company.Senator Aiken, the ranking member of the Senale Agricultural Committee, declared theV... Iparigrant-iigiou. laie b The P.-T./ The misslcnew iBill mg $ fund i struct appro Apr filed lodiar han f«SoR(TcOGI a sold its pk Sailor; Park in pit wear.Worgineercnfrlipr
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Syracuse Herald Journal
Syracuse, New York, US
Wed, Oct 17, 1956
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