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Newspaper

Syracuse Herald Journal

Location

Syracuse, New York, United States of America

Date

Jun 15, 1979

Page

4

Mary Heaphy Named Solvay Library Director This Week

Mary Anne Heaphy of Syracuse becomes director of Solvay Public Library this week as Solvay Mayor William L. Campagnoni announces the appointment. She succeeds Rosemarie Tarelli who moved to a media specialist post at Hazard Street Middle School. Heaphy brings suburban library admin experience and aims to expand services amid a $225 000 building renovation due in August, with programs for all ages and enhanced reference and AV offerings.

Mary Anne Heaphy Syracuse Solvay Public Solvay William L. Campagnoni Heaphy Marcellus Free Library Rosemarie Tarelli Hazard Street Solvay Union Free Beverly K. Darrow Solvay Library School of Information Studies Syracuse University American Library Trustee Association New York Library Association NYLA Marion Mosher Educational Resources Information Clearinghouse Onondaga County Public Library

Local pair attends Jewish convention in Denver

Syracuse Jewish Federation president Leonard Goldberg and executive director Gilbert Orlik travel to Denver to help develop a comprehensive plan for 1980 Jewish community campaigns across the nation. They were chosen as official voting delegates at CJF’s special General Assembly convened to act on the three year CJ Review.

Syracuse Jewish Federation Leonard Goldberg Gilbert Orlik Denver Colo Goldberg Orlik Syracuse Council of Jewish Federations Middle East Yehuda Blum United Nations Theodore Mann Special Assembly CJF Morton L. Mandel Cleveland United Jewish Appeal

Large City Board Elects R E Cecile as Conference President

Dr. Robert E. Cecile, serving a second term as president of the Syracuse Board of Education, was elected president of the Conference of Large City Boards of Education. The group represents Syracuse Rochester Buffalo Yonkers and New York to lobby Albany. Cecile is associate dean of University College and assumed the post at an Albany meeting this week.

Robert E. Cecile Syracuse Board of Education Conference Boards of Education Syracuse Rochester Buffalo Yonkers New York Albany Cecile University College

Playgrounds Open July 9 Across Onondaga Town Parks

The town of Onondaga announces six playgrounds will open July 9 with activities such as nature awareness week volleyball clinic social arts and crafts bicycle safety and town play day. Locations include Kelley Park Onondaga Hill South Onondaga Kasson Road King’s Park and a Tot Playground at St. Aloysius. hours mostly 9:30 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. with minor daily variations. A summer brochure will detail programs and trips to Green Lakes State Park Beaver Lake Nature Center OCC Pool bowling and roller skating. call 469-5091 if brochures are missing by June 26.

Onondaga Green ‘Lakes State Park Beaver Lake Nature Center Onondaga Community College Kelley Park Darwin Avenue Nedrow St. Aloysious Religious Center Kasson Road Parks and Recreation

Parks alcohol ban up for county legislature vote

The Onondaga County Legislature will vote next month on a local law restricting alcohol in county parks. It would ban alcoholic beverages at Beaver Lake Nature Center Burnet Park Zoo and Carpenter's Brook Fish Hatchery and limit possession at other parks. The measure carries a $100 fine per violation and would require alcohol only in reserved picnic areas or designated spots. The proposal, sponsored by James C. Tormey and Timothy R. Gorman, aims to curb keg parties and disorderly conduct in parks.

Onondaga County Beaver Lake Nature Center Burnet Park Zoo Carpenter’s Brook Fish Hatchery Parks and Recreation Committee Marcellus Camillus James C. Tormey R-22nd Dist Timothy R. Gorman D-21st Dist Parks and Recreation James R. Johst Johst

Centre of Oswego opens new garage and office facility

Oswego marks the opening of the Centre of Oswego facility on East Seneca Street one year after groundbreaking. The 7,200 square foot building supports six buses, an automatic washer, energy efficient roof, and air rotation heating. officials from Centro and CNYRTA, its board, and NYSDOT attended. Total project cost was 472000 with 80 percent funded by UMTA. local and state agencies completed funding. The move expands operations shifting maintenance from Syracuse while Oswego handles daily tasks and inquiries. CNYRTA held its board meeting in Oswego for the first time outside Syracuse, underscoring Oswego's integral role in the system. Ridership and revenue have grown since the first year, with six vehicles and a staff of twelve.

Oswego Centre of Oswego East Seneca Street St. Paul Street Oswego County Centro Central New York Regional Transportation Authority State Department of Transportation Urban Mass Transportation Administration New York State Cnyrta Warren H. Frank Onondaga Cayuga Syracuse Frank Holiday Harbor Inn Royal O’day Centre of Seco FRR Tri Robert Lamay

Albany bill could boost Centro charter bus operations

Assemblyman Melvin Zimmer announced the Assembly passed a measure to let public transportation agencies including Centro expand charter bus runs. The change could bring Centro up to 400000 in net income and potentially unlock more federal aid by freeing money from mortgage tax payments for capital expenditures. Other authorities named were the Capital District Transport Authority, MTA, Niagara Frontier Transit Authority, and Rochester Genesee Regional Transportation Authority. The bill allows charter service beyond the standard urban zone, with current federal rules restricting charters to within 50 miles beyond the urban area.

Zimmer Centro Capital District Transportation Authority Albany Metropolitan Transit Authority New York City Niagara Frontier Transit Authority Buffalo Rochester-Genesee Regional Transportation Authority Rochester

Oswego woman sentenced for embezzlement from credit union

Susan M. Bailey aged 38 from Thompson Road received six months in prison and 30 months probation after pleading guilty to embezzling $34,537 from the Battle Island Federal Credit Union over four years. She admitted the charge May 3 before a Syracuse federal court jury in a case noting checks totaling $46,546 written between 1975 and 1978.

Oswego Susan M. Bailey Thompson Road U.S. District Court Howard G. Munson Syracuse Bailey Armstrong

Burglary on Webster Avenue Steals $600 in Goods

A Webster Avenue man reported more than $600 worth of items stolen from his home yesterday afternoon. Johnny Cage, 26, said two color televisions, an antenna, radio and tape system were taken after someone broke the kitchen door glass. His wife found the burglary about 6 p.m. on her return home.

Webster Avenue Johnny Cage Webster Ave Cage D.J. Pendergast

Providence House Apartments opens for elderly residents in Syracuse

Christopher Community Inc sponsors Providence House Apartments a 100 unit complex for elderly and handicapped tenants located at 1700 W Onondaga St near shopping and churches. Federally subsidized rents cap at 25 percent of income with HUD funds for financing and subsidies. Catholic Charities of Syracuse sponsors the project and applications are being accepted from the greater Syracuse area regardless of race sex or religion.

Providence House Onondaga St Department of Housing and Urban Development Catholic Charities of Syracuse

Canestrare couple celebrates 50th wedding anniversary

A surprise 50th anniversary party was held at Raphael's Restaurant for Mr and Mrs Joseph Canestrare of Lakeland. The event was hosted by their children Nick and Rose Canestrare Pat and Iris Canestrare and Peter and Rosemary Leone. They have 15 grandchildren and two great grandchildren.

Raphael Joseph Canestrare Smelkoff Road Lakeland Nick Rose Canestrare Pat Iris Canestrare Peter Rosemary Leone

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