New F M School Needed by 61 Warns of Citizens Group
Fayetteville-Manlius officials must have a new school by September 1961 or rent space or run double sessions. A Citizens Committee subcommittee warns of enrollment pressures and possibly dropping kindergarten, while a $2.588 million bond for a new senior high school is up for voters at Manlius Elementary School. If approved, bids will be set with a top figure of $17 per square foot, and savings hinge on detailed plan choices and bid timing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul J. Peffers
Fayetteville-Manlius Central
Citizens Group
Channing Dichter
Citizens Committee
Manlius
Dichter
Donald Nimmo
Ioard
Citizens’ Committee
Willard Lipe
Lipe
Joseph Lamprecht
Lamprecht
Fayettevile High School
Everingham
Typing Error Plagues Fayetteville Manlius School Bond Talks
A transcription error in Citizens Committee notes last summer caused confusion over Plan One versus Plan Four for a new school. The mix up touched plans for adding, converting, or relocating facilities including Fayetteville High School junior high and Manlius Junior High, with debates over site, cost per square foot, and water system choice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Citizens Committee
Fayetteville-Manlius
Fayetteville High School
Manlius Junior High School
Fayetteville
Manlius Junior High
Citizens Committees
Channing Dichter
Board of Education
Dichter
Everingham
Temple Conducts Hebrew Classes
Temple Adath Yeshurun will offer weekly adult Hebrew classes in language and literature under the Temple Sisterhood. Rabbi IL Hyman and Sol Sugarman will teach, with Mrs Eli Gingold as class program chairwoman. Contact the temple to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Temple Adath Yeshurun
Invin IL Hyman
Temple Sisterhood
Rabbi Hyman
Sol Sugarman
Temple ‘Religious School
Temple
Eli Gingold
The
Sisterhood
Beating Victim Beauford Suffered Deep Cuts After Fight
Henderson Beauford aged 47 of 112 Renwick Place suffered deep scalp lacerations and a cut chin in a fight at Almond and Harrison streets around 1 a.m. He was treated at Crouse Irving Hospital. Patrolman Jerry Slater said Beauford was found bleeding and reported that a group of men jumped him, knocked him down, and kicked him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henderson Beauford
Renwick Pl
Crouse-Irving Hospital
Almond and
Harrison Streets
Jerry Slater
Beauford
Slater
County gains 133991 79 from state motor fuel tax
Onondaga County receives 133991 79 from State Comptroller Arthur Levitt as its share of motor fuel tax for the three months ending September 30. The funds are earmarked for the county road fund under statute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Onondaga County
Arthur Levitt
Why Do People Give Till It Hurts
A Sears Roebuck store campaign exceeded its 1960 United Fund quota with 252 percent of the goal. Forty- two staffers averaged $30.94, totaling $8,063.95 toward the $2,631,880 Community Chest target. Managers held brief meetings to explain the drive and payroll deduction plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Fund
Sears and Roebuck
Walloping
Earle Hollings
Hollings
Samuel Sgroi
Meadow Rd
Sears
Red Cross
Horne
Walter P. Thompson
S. Geddes St
Thompson
Community Chest
Benham Berates Benson at Dairy Leaders Meeting
Stanley H. Benham, president of the Dairy Men's League Cooperative Association, blasted Secretary Ezra T. Benson and the Agriculture Department for denying New York order dairymen milk prices on par with New England. He cited federal orders favoring Connecticut and southeastern New England, alleging price disparities for farmers delivering to different markets served by the same agency. New league directors elected were Eugene J. Vandenbord and Harold Ely, with six re-elected including Benham and Milburn J. Huntley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ezra T. Benson
Dairy Farmers’ Cooperative
Stanley H. Benham
Dairymen’s League Cooperative Association
Agriculture Department
New York
New England
Benham
Connecticut
New York-New Jersey
Vermont
League
Eugene J. Vandenbord
Delancey
Harold Ely
Montrose
Wilber Clark
Delhi
Medford L. Baker
Kingsley
John EE. O'Brien
Middletown
Milburn J. Huntley
West Winfield
Lester E. Tucker
Marathon
A. Morello Cheney
Sodus Point
Thelma Brown
Lake Ariel
iPa
Tax Boss Murphy to keynote NYD fall convention at Syracuse
Joseph H. Murphy state taxation and finance commissioner will keynote the Advertising Managers Bureau New York State Dailies fall convention at the Hotel Syracuse. The two day event opens Sunday with a reception and buffet dinner. Murphy speaks on Advertising the Growth Ingredient in the Business Climate. Other speakers include William L. Stucky Donald Albright Grover Hubbell and Robert Smith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph H. Murphy
Taxation and Finance
Advertising Managers ‘Bureau
New York
Syracuse
Murphy
William L. Stucky
The
American Press Institute
Donald ©. Albright
Niagara Mohawk Power Corp
Grover Hubbell
Flack Advertising Agency
Robert Smith
Herald-Journal
Census Enumerator Wanted in Onondaga County
Bert Schaefer of 347 Woodbine Avenue calls for men or women to serve as enumerators in the federal farm census starting in November. Report to McChesney Park community house at Grant boulevard and Pond street from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. on Monday or Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bert Schaefer
Woodbine aAve
Onondaga County
McChesney Park
Grant Boulevard
Pond Street
State Lottery Chief Explains Bingo Law to Council
Judge Richard W. Hannah chair of the New York State Lottery Control Commission explained the bingo law and local option rules to a filled Common Council chamber. He said 21 of 31 Syracuse organizations registered are playing bingo with 607 games grossing about 305000 and 53000 profits while nearly 112000 people have participated since enactment. He listed six points including age limits and no alcohol, plus a single participation fee. Local adoption remains mostly approved with 2400 of 2700 registration applications approved. Supreme Court halted a licensing evasion case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Common Council
Richard W. Hannah
New York State Lottery Control Commission
Hannah
Syracuse
Commission
Jas
Supreme Court
Lawmakers Seek Rockefeller Help for Syracuse School Expansion
Syracuse state senators L. M. Rulison and J. H. Hughes asked Gov. Nelson A. Rockefeller to intervene with the State Department of Mental Hygiene to fund the Fairmount Division expansion of the Syracuse State School. They charge the department stalled the 1958 plan to replace Wilbur Avenue facilities with cottages and a new school building for mentally retarded and mentally ill children. The pair accuse officials of failing to act for 18 months and urge immediate reconstruction without delay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Syracuse
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Lawrence M. Rulison
John H. Hughes
State Department of Mental Hygiene
Fairmount
Syracuse State School
Wilbur Avenue
Traffic Court May Seals and Fines Reported
Judge Jacob presides traffic court listing multiple cases with fines for offenses including speeding in Erie boulevard and West Genesee street, overloaded vehicle, operating uninspected vehicle, driving with one license plate, and suspended licenses. Defendants include Archie Thompson GoreEne Rd., Louis Bono Alexander Dr., Wilhelmina Stucker Nora S. 1890 mph, Allen Kent Jordan, and Adolph DeLee 762 Harrison St. Court actions include sealing and monetary penalties ranging from 10 to 106 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacob
Archie Thompson
DeBurgier
GoreEne
Erie Boulevard
Louis Bono
Alexander
Autumn foliage still vivid in Adirondacks and Catskills
Weather reports from the Adirondacks say fall color remains strong due to recent rain and warmth. Sehreon Lake area expects display to last about ten more days, Whiteface Mountain near Lake Placid shows a red gold and orange carpet, Catskills anticipate peak next week, Letchworth Park may peak between Saturday and October 25.
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Adirondack Mountains
Catskills
Adirondacks
Sehreon Lake
Whiteface
Lake Placid
Letchworth Park
New York
Driver Accused After Collision Near Empire Stateway
James O Whiting of 201 Cleveland Blvd Fayetteville was charged with driving while intoxicated after his car struck the rear of a truck driven by Anthony Shuba of 513 Catherine St on the Empire Stateway near Lafayette at about 2 38 a.m. Whiting was taken to Crouse Irving Hospital for a scalp laceration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James O. Whiting
Cleveland Bgivd
Fayetteville
Lafayette
Stanley Kogut
Kogut
Whiting
Anthony Shuba
Catherine St
Crouse- Irving Hospital
Man Arrested After Car Chase In North Syracuse
Raymond P R Spangler of 506 Melrose Drive North Syracuse was arrested early today after a police chase on the North Side. Charged with drunken driving he also faced a leaving the scene of an accident count. Police said Spangler struck two parked cars and turned onto Kirkpatrick Street, arresting officer Patrolman Edward Boutin noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond PR. Spangler
Melrose Dr
Syracuse
Edward Boutin
Spangler
Kirkpatrick Street
Child and Family Service Backed By United Fund
A Syracuse agency helps couples with pre marital and family problems through counseling and adoption services. The Child and Family Service at 728 James St is largely funded by the United Way campaign and operates nonsectarian, offering counseling on a sliding scale and adoptions from 100 to 800 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Child
United Fund
Syracuse
James St
United Campaign
Red Feather
Amercan Red Cross
United Way
Contary
Robert B.hill
Service
Hill
Hil
Igive
Car Dealer Faces Opposition on Lot Use at Ucken Ave
About 30 nearby property owners opposed Bob Barth Inc seeking a variance to use part of a lot at 1015 W Ucken Ave for a commercial operation in a Residential A zone. Ten speakers argued against the request, noting a prior denial after area upgrade in 1934. The Zoning Board of Appeals will decide at the next November meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Ucken Ave
Bob Barth, Inc
Zoning Board of Appeals
Barth
Frederick G. Marqtart
Chartmouth Dr
Ernest W. Speach
Park St
Albert Lamar
Edward Fisher
James St
LeMoyne College
Rocky appoints two Syracusans to advisory board
Governor Nelson A Rockefeller named two Syracusans to a public works wage scale advisory board. Paul W Ward professor emeritus at Syracuse University and Harris C Warren counsel to the state chapter of the Associated General Contractors of America will represent employees on the board amid announced plans for wage determinations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Paul W. Ward
Syracuse University
Harris C. Warren
Associated General Contractors of America
Eimploves
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Varisco
Roy E. Horne
Harper Rd
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Berates
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Adrien
Rock
Man
Rocky
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Gast Music
S. Salina St
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