J U.'.-i:-HOWARD CANFIELD LELAND GRAVESCanfield, Graveslauded byMostly the life of a city police sergeant or a patrolman is well Jaccd with- unpleasanlries and there arc generally more brickbats 'than, bouquets.But once in a while somebody says something nice.Like earlier this month when Sgt. Howard C. Canfield andformer city patrolman LelantlC. Graves received letters of commendation from Oneonta’s Board of Public Safety.The content of the letters wasFox HospitalCENSUS: 145BIRTHS: Mr. and Mrs. Reg-glnold GLiden, New Berlin RD 3, a son, 7 lbs. 15 oz., 12:40 a.m., April 18.Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Wood, Thomas Trailer Court, Oneon-ta RD 2, a daughter, 8 lbs. 3 02., 1 p.m., April 18.ADMISSIONS: Master James Adair, Stamford; Harry Chambers, 47 River St.; Cyrus Clapp, 61 East St.; Mrs. Rachael Grant, Delhi; Master Joseph Harrison, 11 East St.; Mr s. Celia Hoyt, Delhi; Mrs. Viola Kirk, Roxbuxy; Mrs. Shirley Martinez, 16 Watkins Avc.; Mrs. Hazel Smith, Oneonta RD 3; Robert Steidle, 353 Main St.; and Mrs. Theresia Strasser, Stamford.PSBrevealed Monday night whlt;they were read to the Commc Council by City Clerk Gera Molinari.Over the signature of Safe Board chairmarr Crawford Douglass the letters said:J,Tbe Board of Public Safewishes to commend youyour recent work and acconr lishments in the solving of t L. P. Butts case and oth cases, assisting the State I lice.“Your diligence and per verencc reflected great crei to you as an individual and the Police Department.“The Board is most pleas to be able to make this coi mcndalion and is forwarding copy to Mayor Albert S. N der.”The “L. P. Bulls case which the letter referred i volved the theft of a lar quantity of explosives, dyr mite and dynamite caps, Ire the Butts powder magazine Upper East Street.City and State Police coop atcd in the investigation; rested the individuals involt and recovered the explosiveSince that time Patrolir Graves resigned from the c police department to join State Police.Qrrt ranfioM iC ftia pitv’c n