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Newspaper

Syracuse Herald Journal

Location

Syracuse, New York, United States of America

Date

Dec 18, 1976

Page

2

Clay official seeks more county recreation funds

Clay Town Councilman Patrick DiDomenico urges county recreation funding be shared with towns and villages, especially Clay. He opposes a two tier plan favoring large area parks over neighborhood facilities and says Clay, the county’s fastest growing town, needs a county owned park and fair consideration before county funds are reallocated.

Clay Clay Town Patrick DiDomenico DiDomenico Governmental Research Bureau of Syracuse Onondaga County

County approves IBM 370-148 purchase for 1.6 million

Onondaga County Legislature, after a stormy debate over resolution wording, authorizes buying an IBM central unit with peripheral equipment not exceeding 1.6 million. The panel also dissolves the local PERB unit and postpones library staffing cuts, with a tie vote triggering state factfinders for labor disputes.

J. Michael Kelly Onondaga Onondaga County Public Employe Relations Board Onondaga County Public Library IBM Minch Lewis 15Th Ways and Means PERB Education and Libraries Committee Suzanne G. Smith Library Unit The Civil Service Employer Association Smith Michael J. Bragman Nicholas J. Pirro 16Th Bragman Pirro

DWI Charged After Onondaga County Car Crash

An 18 year old Jeffrey A Gurnsey of 4891 Howlett Hill Road was arrested by sheriff deputies at about 2 a m after a one car crash on Route 175 Town of Onondaga He was not injured The car left the roadway struck several mailboxes crossed the road and plunged into a ditch investigators said

Onondaga Jeffrey A. Gurnsey Howlett Hill Road Gurnsey Cedarvale Road Robert Marquart Marquart

City man denies ranger assault at MacArthur Stadium

Ronald D. Haley 21 of 1900 N Salina St pleaded innocent in Police Court to second degree assault disorderly conduct and resisting arrest after a 2:50 AM incident at MacArthur Stadium parking lot. Officer Robert Driscoll said Haley punched park ranger Sitneck and struggled during arrest. Sitneck not seriously injured. Bail set pending reappearance January 7.

MacArthur Stadium Ronald D. Haley N. Salina St Rocco P. Regitano Robert Driscoll Driscoll Haley Matt Sitneck Sitneck

Cortland man denies assault charge in employer dispute

Edward H. Jewett of Union Street faced a misdemeanor third degree assault charge after allegedly punching his employer Irving Rosenthal at 4:30 PM during a dispute at Rosenthal and Chadwick Roofing, 427 Liberty Street. Bail set at $500, next court date January 10.

Cortland Edward H. Jewett Union Street Rocco P. Regitano Jewetl Irving Rosenthal Saybrook Lane DeWitt Rosenthal and Chadwick Liberty St

Johnny's Dream pageant to be held at church

A pageant titled Johnny's Dream is set for 7 30 p m tomorrow at First English Lutheran Church located at 01 James Street. Rev Richard Sebastian will narrate with H Winthrop Martin directing organ and choir music overseeing the program.

Johnny's First English Lutheran Church James St Richard Sebastian H. Winthrop Martin

Liverpool church tableau for children this Sunday

Liverpool First United Presbyterian Church presents a children's tableau Because Christmas at 10 9 a m tomorrow. Rev Mark Smith will preach Fall Out from Christmas. Edmund Zielinski family leads Advent colloquy. Canned goods for Salvation Army and white gifts from children. Coffee hour after service.

First United Presbyterian Church of Liverpool Salvation Army Mark Smith Edmund Zielinski

Baldwinsville Choir to Present I Believe Musical

First Baptist Church of Baldwinsville singers present a musical I Believe at the 11 a m service tomorrow. The group includes performers aged 11 to 76 directed by Phyllis Oliver with Thomas Walser serving as narrator.

Good News Singers First Baptist Church of Baldwinsville Phyllis Oliver Thomas Walser

Camillus Police Recover 3000 In Stolen Property

Camillus police recovered about three thousand dollars worth of stolen property from burglaries in the Kenmont and Richley Drive area. A 17 year old Brendan Ryan was arrested on two felony counts of possession of stolen property after a search warrant by Village Justice Andrew Mecca. A 15 year old youth, not named, faces three counts of second degree burglary and one of third degree possession of stolen property.

Camillus Kenmont Richley Drive Andrew Mecca Brendan Ryan Betty Ryan Kenmont Dr Ryan Public Safety Building Mecca Hillbrook Ofcers Douglas Jacoby D. Paul Waltz Robert Coville J. Chris Begley

Liverpool man arrested after two car accident

Sheriff's deputies arrested 36 year old Norman S Johnson of 62 Ebury Circle after a two car collision on South Bay Road Town of Salina. Johnson crossed into the northbound lane striking Lawrence Hooper causing a second crash and injuring his son Raymond 12. Johnson admitted to hospital with a fractured vertebrae and will be arraigned January 5 in Onondaga Justice Court.

Liverpool South Bay Road Salina Norman S. Johnson Ebury Circle W. F. Altenburg Johnson Lawrence Hooper Altenburg St. Joseph’s Hospital Raymond

Two Admit FCC Violations Plead Guilty in CB Broadcast Case

Two of three men accused of illegal citizen band broadcasts pleaded guilty before U.S. Magistrate Edward M. Cowan. Thomas Phelan and Robin Mondo admitted misdemeanor counts of violating FCC regulations, each fined 10 dollars and losing their equipment seized by U.S. marshals and FCC. Schliebner maintained innocence on three counts. Mondo and Phelan face further charges.

Federal Communications Commission FCC U.S Edward M. Cowan Thomas Phelan Weyland Road Town of Salina Robin Mondo Turtle St Lyneout Owen K. Schiemer Keith Drive Syracuse Schilebner Schliebner Mondo Phelan

Burglary Probe Continues At Neighborhood Youth Center

City police pursue leads in a burglary at the Neighborhood Youth Center 401 South Ave where a cash register worth 805 dollars was stolen between 6 15 and 6 50 pm. Entry came via a broken window and Officer Kenneth Southwell followed footprints to a vehicle.

South Ave Kenneth Southwell

Mrs Margaret Sheedy Quigley obituary in Lowell Hospital dies at 76

Mrs Margaret Sheedy Quigley 76 of North Chelmsford Mass formerly of Syracuse died this morning in Lowell Hospital Mass She was born in Syracuse resided in Massachusetts with her daughter since 1970 She was a Catholic parishioner at St John Chelmsford and former member of Most Holy Rosary in Syracuse She worked 16 years for Onondaga County Civil Defense retired 1987 Survived by two sons a daughter six grandchildren two brothers a sister Services Monday 10 30 at Whelan Brothers Funeral Home Concelebrated Mass 11 at St Ann s Church Burial at St Mary s DeWitt House called hours Sunday.

Margaret Sheedy Quigley North Chelmsford Mass Gordon Ave Syracuse Lowell Hospital Massachusettes Massachuesettes Quigley St. John's Catholic Church Chelmsford Most Holy Rosary Catholic Church Onondaga County Civil Defense The Civil Service Employer Association Henry M. Quigley Lawrence P Tampa Fla Neal F. Quigley Camillus John DeWitt Msgr Francis C. Sheedy St. Ann’s Catholic Church Joseph C. Sheedy Arlington, Tex Lucy Clemens Whelan Brothers Funeral Francis Sheedy St. Ann's Church St. Mary’s Cemetery DeWitt

Death of Anthony DeMaseno in Connecticut After Heart Attack

Anthony DeMaseno aged 90 of 16 Whalley Head Trumbull Conn. died yesterday after a heart attack. Native of Italy he lived much of his life in the Bridgeport area. Survived by two sons Dominick De Maseno of Connecticut and Armand Damesimo of Fayetteville and four grandchildren. Services and burial will be held in Trumbull.

Anthony DeMaseno Whalley Head Trumbull Conn Italy Bridgeport, Conn Dominick DeMaseno Connecticut Armand Damesimo Fayetteville Moogay Trambull

Ex ironworker awarded 61000 in building fall case

North American Indian ex ironworker Joseph L. Bonaparte won 61000 in damages from Empire State Construction Inc. for injuries after a 30 foot fall at a Webster Monroe County shopping center project in 1970. Jury found negligence due to cold concrete curing.

Supreme Court Empire State Construction Inc Tarrytown Webster Monroe County Joseph L. Bonaparte Canada Geddes Sr Bonaparte Daniel F. Mathews Jr Mathews Madison County Empire State Town of

Woman reports apartment theft on East Genesee Street

Sharon A. Carter, 24, of 1456 E Gene see St, reported a burglary in her East Genesee Street apartment last night. She left at 8 15 a.m. and returned about 5 45 p.m. to find a leather coat a camera tens and a pair of diamond earrings missing after an unlocked bedroom window was opened, police said.

Three Choirs to Sing at Delaware Street Baptist Church

Three choirs Children Youth and Adult will sing at 10 a.m. family worship tomorrow at Delaware Street Baptist Church. Rev James Durham will discuss The Gift. Christmas assembly follows at 11 a.m. in the Social Hall and Christmas vespers at 5 p.m. tomorrow.

Delaware Street Baptist Church James Durham

Rev Seaver to preach on The Wonderful News

The Rev David Seaver of West Genesee Hills Baptist Church will preach at 10 35 a m tomorrow on The Wonderful News The church choir directed by Tim Gillam will present The Night the Angels Sang At the 7 p m family service tomorrow Ellie Basso will direct the Sunday School Christmas program His Gift and Mine

David Seaver West Genesee Hills

Man Denies Violence Charge in City Court

William M. Harder, 31, of 172 W. Corning Ave pleaded innocent in Police Court to second degree assault. Judge Rocca P. Regitano ordered $500 bail with a Jan. 7 reappearance. Police accuse Harder of kicking and punching Ronald Castle, 29, during a 4 a.m. argument at the Harder home. Castle was treated at Crouse Irving Memorial Hospital and released.

William M. Harder W. Corming Ave Rocca P. Regitano Ronald Castle Washington Square Harder Castle Crouse Irving Memorial Hospital

Family Christmas Celebration Planned at Park Central Church

The annual family Christmas celebration will follow the 11 a.m. service at Park Central Presbyterian Church 504 B Fayette St. The Whitechapel Bell Choir of 12 high school pupils directed by Winifred A. Isaac will sing. Learning Community children perform a pageant The Golden Chain of Love directed by Dorothy F. Rose. Interim pastor Rev Dr Albert W Sheckells will preach on The Heart of Christmas. A trio including Barbara Milliken Kathy O Connell and Carolyn Tomb will sing with Bruce Campbell supervising choir arrangements.

Park Central Presbyterian Church B. Fayette St Whitechapel Albert W. Sheckells Barbara Milliken Kathy O'Connell Carolyn Tomb Bruce Campbell

Christmas Displays At Immanuel Baptist Church

Immanuel Baptist Church of Syracuse hosts morning service by Rev William G Sammons and presents a family oriented program. Sunday school tours a Bethlehem journey with living displays and costumed figures. At 7 pm a Christmas cantata The Joyous News of Christmas directed by Richard Cunningham features soloists Mary Hardwich and Robert Couch. Sammons continues the sermon Christmas Fulfilled.

Wiliam G. Sammons Immanuel Baptist Church of Syracuse Bethlehem Herod Richard Cunningham Mary Hardwich Robert Couch Sammons

New Country Ways Band Benefit for MS Society in Syracuse

The New Country Ways Band will perform a 2 p.m. benefit jamboree at Bobby Z 617 Wolf St. for the Upstate New York MS Society chapter. Nick Lapenta arranges the event. proceeds support patient services and Are open to all.

New Country Ways Bobby Z Wolf St Multiple Sclerosis Society Upstate New York Nick Lapenta Upstate

Christmas Bureau Seeks Gifts for 1976 Drive

The Christmas Bureau of the Volunteer Center, a United Way agency, invites donations of new toys gifts and money to brighten someone’s Christmas. Local businesses and patrons contribute through a restaurant Christmas tree display and gifts delivered to the bureau for distribution to thousands in need. Donations accepted weekdays 9 to 4:30 and Saturday December 18 9 to 1 at the Onondaga County War Memorial Exhibit Hall Entrance Montgomery and Madison Streets.

Christmas Bureau Volunteer Center, Inc United Way Onondaga County War Memorial Montgomery Madison Streets Old Newsboys United States Marines Salvation Army The Police Benevolent. Association

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County Oks DWI City Man Syracuse University Betsy Sokoloff William Schwartz Jim Rosen Morrisa Zimmeth Audrey Rubin Onondaga Justice Court Mrs Margaret Quigley Phoenix Peggy Seaver MS Society
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