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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Mar 17, 1966
Page
3
The Blaine Street project will install a modern play zone featuring an exerglide, a tree house structure, and a sunken ground area with bark and curbs. Accessible equipment suits very young children, with swings and a silver chute planned as part of the fresh recreation department design.
A campaign to hang flower baskets on utility poles was proposed by the Area Beautification Committee in Onondaga County. The plan includes sand boxes a circular pool and a two inch water depth feature and calls for a wall with openings for baskets. The project, led by Stephen Rees and Buechner, aims to beautify the southeast area with help from city departments and local groups and hopes to be completed by Memorial Day. The proposal estimates costs from 8516 to 921,900 and involves bids and parental supervision.
United Campaign contributions from last year’s drive nearly reach half a million dollars. Funds will support residential care for children the aged and the homeless, plus counseling, workshops, emergency housing, and family services. Major recipients include Elmcrest and The Salvation Army with varied allocations among agencies.
Ten area students are among nine new members inducted into the Arnold Air Society at Syracuse University. Names listed include Vincent Andziella of Traquolsla Liverpool, Robert J. Coughlin Jr. of 14 Allis Ct Fayetteville, Jerry C. Cover of 107 Wellwood Dr Fayetteville, Thomas D'Ami co of 106 Mason Tr Sherburne, Igor V. Federoff of 72% Mott Rd Fayetteville, Nabert T. Lee of Brewlerton, Larry McGrew of 502 University Ave, Cedric D. Pare of 1608 Garfield Ave, and William P. Santiff of 116 Melrose Ave.
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