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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
May 27, 2000
Page
2
A fragmentary OCR style list presents multiple individuals with ages and initials, including Beebe 35 and Bonin 200 uh, along with several others such as Currie 75 and Gates 87. The text appears as a damaged roster or notice item with unclear context and partial spellings.
Deborah A Poticher 43 of Mallory died Thursday at Crouse Hospital born Canton lived 26 years in Central Square before moving to Mallory 16 years ago. Survivors include husband two sons Stephen Jr. and Andrew four sisters and four brothers three grandchildren. Services private burial Hastings Cemetery. Contributions Hospice of CNY. Rachel H Bonin 100 of Brooklyn died Sunday in Brooklyn born Russia lifelong Brooklyn resident husband Abram died 1970 survivors daughter Frances Fembach two sons Victor and Warren sister Frieda Gitter nine grandchildren services at Wellwood Cemetery Farmingdale Barbaum Funeral Chapel arranged contributions to charity.
Judy McManus 76 of 193 W Sixt Oswego died Thursday at home. She was born in Bates County. She worked for Selective Service and later with the Servic wards administration, both in Oswego. She was a member of St Pauls Church and its choir. She was a Women's Army Corps veteran of World War II. Survivors include husband Fran. three daughters Judy McManus of Oswego, Carol Balmer of Denver Colorado, and Nor Lee of Ladson South Carolina. three sons Michael of Phoenix, Ang and Mark, both of Oswego. a brother John Hannah of Sun City Arizona. six grandchildren. Services 1 a.m. Tuesday at St Pauls Church Oswego, burial at St Peters Cemetery. Viewing 2 p.m. to 7:30 p.m. Monday at Dowdle Funeral Home Oswego. Contributions to St Pauls Church Choir Oswego 13126.
Paul F Bristol, 69, of 32 Verdan Drive Redfield, died Friday at Samaritan Medical Center Watertown. He grew up in Redfield and attended Altmar and Camden schools. He worked 20 years at Schoeler Technical Papers Pulaski and served in the Korean War. Survivors include brother Elwood Bud of Redfield. Services 10 a.m. Tuesday Foster Hax Funeral Home, Riverside Cemetery Pulaski. Calling hours 9 to 10 a.m. Tuesday at the funeral home.
Dr Seymour Perry a cancer specialist and health technology evaluator died May 19 at his Washington home at age 78 His career included work at the National Institutes of Health from 196 to 1980 as deputy director of the division of cancer treatment and chief of branches for human tumor cytology and for medicine He led WHO s Health Technology Assessment center for 15 years and later chaired Georgetown University Medical School s department of community and family medicine
Maria Schwiep, Cuban immigrant and seamstress turned designer, enrolls in a bilingual eight week business course by Appleseed Trust and the Spanish Action League. The program, held Tuesdays from 6 to 9 pm at 700 Oswego St, targets native Spanish speakers seeking to start ventures and improve English business skills. Schwiep plans a nonprofit to teach sewing, design, and pattern making to fellow Latino immigrants.
Former East Syracuse police officer Juliet Thompson and the village agreed to a 75000 settlement in U S District Court over claims of discrimination. Thompson, who served 1994 to 1997, alleged a double standard in tickets and hours and restricted locker room access. The parties accepted the settlement May 17 and Thompson’s personnel file will be sealed.
Skaneateles High School students won the state Envirothon for the second straight year defeating 57 teams at Morrisville and plan to compete in the national championship in Nova Scotia. Team members Elizabeth Thomas, Marshall Thomas, Matthew Frackelton, Christopher Foote and Braxton Bragg prepared through weekly meetings and a year of environmental study.
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