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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Aug 03, 1981
Page
10
At Fort A.P. Hill Virginia 27,000 scouts near end of the jamboree rely on 4,500 adult volunteers who forego vacations pay the same fees and provide their own transport. Bank officials food services doctors clergy and troop leaders star in a story of wide participation and duty.
Pauline Cady led a group of about 13 residents in challenging USPS changes that moved mailboxes to the south side of the four lane Seneca Turnpike. After safety concerns and letters to officials, the postmaster agreed to return several boxes to their original north side.
The Onondaga County Health Department lead poisoning program lead testing clinic is now on the ninth floor of the Civic Center building at 421 Mont emcee Street, not at South Geddes Street as Empire Magazine reported yesterday. Children aged 1 to 6 can be screened Mondays 9 to 11 30 a.m. and Thursdays 1 to 4 p.m.
Carmel Ventra 92 of 116 Lakeview Terrace Liverpool formerly of 316 Hawley Ave died yesterday at the Veterans Administration Hospital following a brief illness. Born in Italy he lived in Syracuse 56 years. He was a retired laborer, St Peter's Church parishioner, Local 333 Hod Carriers member and World War I veteran. Survived by son Anthony Ventra Baldwinsville two daughters Mrs Ronald Nicalli and Mrs Cox Liverpool nine grandchildren six great grandchildren. Services Wednesday 8115 am Farone & Son Funeral Home and 8:45 am at St Peters Church Burial at Assumption Cemetery calling hours 7 to p.m today and 2 to 4 and 7 to p.m tomorrow.
Frances Gersbacher of 1700 W Onondaga St died after a long illness. Native of Syracuse she lived there all her life.She belonged to St Anthony of Padua Church and Altar Rosary Society Lucian Guild and Ladies Catholic Benevolent Association. Survived by daughter Mary F three sons Daniell Lawrence John A a brother Anthony a sister Magdalen Tone and nine grandchildren. Funeral 8:30 am Kempf Funeral Home then 9 am at St Anthony of Padua Church burial in St Marys Cemetery calling hours 2-4 and 7-109 pm tomorrow at funeral home contributions to Trap Pest Monastery or American Cancer Society.
Jeanne P. Coates 61 of 46 West Genesee Street Baldwinsville died Saturday at Community General Hospital after a long illness. Services will be at the family's convenience with Rev. Roger A. Pohl officiating and burial in Riverview Cemetery Baldwinsville. Calling hours today 7 to 9 PM. She was born in Gloversville and lived in Baldwinsville since 1946. A graduate of Wheelock College and Columbia University she was an elementary school teacher in Phoenix before retiring in 1976. She was a member of the New York State Teachers Association Baldwinsville Female Charitable Society and the First Presbyterian Church of Baldwinsville. She was also a member and past president of the Travelers Club. Surviving are her husband Donald W two sons Richard of Rochester and Thomas of Big Moose her parents Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Peck of Gloversville a brother William Peck of Gloversville one granddaughter and an aunt. Contributions may be made to the
Mark Caso, UCLA junior and East Syracuse Minoa alumnus, spoke on Good Morning America about his life changing injury from January 1980. He detailed paralysis, surgery, and a swift return to health, then celebrated four medals at the National Sports Festival and eyed Hawaii and potential Olympic steps.
Two people were injured in a boating crash on the Seneca River near Cold Springs Bridge in Lysander. James Burns, 26, of Lake View, and Colleen Calkins, 21, of Baldwinsville, were taken to St Joseph's Hospital with unspecified injuries after Burns allegedly struck an object, sinking the 17.5 foot Larson boat. Deputy Clement said the investigation continues with possible charges against the operator.
Joanne B Gildersleeve daughter of Nancy Gildersleeve 711 Ulster St wins one of 18 memorial Civil Service Employees Association scholarships honoring Irving Flaumenbaum New York state funded with a parent or guardian in the state public employee union Joanne a Fowler High School 1981 graduate will major in dramatic arts at SUNY Albany Mrs Gildersleeve is an Onondaga County Social Services employee and a CSEA Local 834 member Sandy Buckingham named chairwoman of the 1981 Wheels for Life Bike-a-Thon in DeWitt to aid St Jude Children’s Research Hospital scheduled Sept 26 the Memphis hospital founded by Danny Thomas in 1962 supports research into pediatric cancers and related diseases Stacey Ann O Neill 19 daughter of Brenda O Neill 102 Lincoln Ave N Liverpool named to the Boston University dean’s list major public communications minor political science returning as junior aide to a professor of public communications Stacey is a Liverpool High School graduate a former Congressman’s Medal of Merit recipient and winner of a George Washington University summer scholarship she is a member of the Town of Salina Conservative Party Club and a Salina committeewoman.
Nancy McCarthy of Onondaga Community College will discuss women in the labor movement tomorrow at 7:30 p.m. in Room 1.110 of the college library as part of the Onondaga County Women's Political Caucus. Also tomorrow a bike repair clinic at 7 p.m. at 459 Westcott hosted by Syracuse Teen Hostel Club.
A district meeting at North Syracuse High School tonight discusses two ballot propositions for funding pupil transportation at 587000 beyond state aid and 345000 to restore sports band and other activities. Organizers urge turnout, plan a rally Saturday at Lonergan Park to distribute flyers and gain support.
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