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~£ L E 3 PM % 7 ipmnveirmnemmmemensue 5:3; Ts'i‘ffit tag; fl“) - af gas mars us wo 1.0. *.. \Ya) THE MESSENGER has a lim- COLD SPRING BRIDGE. This is a the scené a}: GoIdSprmg where hx? 5M + a new bridge is be- ing constructed to span the Seneca River. Work on the abutment and the cofferdam on the side of the river toward Liverpool is now under way. k k k *X x PASSING PARADE * * k * ¥ * KABL KRAFFT reports \a good time was had by all\ at Saturday's clambake of Machine Shop Union, International Asso- clation of Machinists, Lodge No. 1415, Morris Machine Works. Karl, president of the local union, states members are deeply grate- ful to merchants who donated prizes for the event held at Downing's Cold Springs Inn. *% ANYONE HAVING uniforms for St. Mary's School which she wishes to sell is asked to mark the uniforms as to size and price and to leave them with either Mrs. Evelyn Peirson, 41 Travers St., of Mrs. Patricia Butler, 28 MacArthur Rd., by Sept. 7. The uniforms will then go on sale Monday, Sept. 9, from 8 to 9 pm. at St. Mary's School. ited number of post card appli- cation forms to be used by men and women of New York State serving in the armed forces in applying for military ballots. The post card application forms may be obtained at The Messen- ger office, It is estimated that more than 300,000 men and wo- men of the state serving in the armed forces are entitled to vote in this fall's presidential elec- tion by military ballot. | I AN - ARTICLE | on - Grassy; Knolls, the 200-acre farm owned | by Harold and Glenn Whitcomb. | appears in the August issue of . the Milking Shorthorn Journal.! The article, written by Messen: ger Farm Page Editor Mrs. James Q. Foster, appeared in The‘ Messenger sometime ago. A pic- ture accompanies the article. The Whitcombs have a herd of regis ' tered Milking Shorthorn cattle. } Council Is Making ~ Plans For Another Community Auction C Plans for a Community Auc- tion, to be held Saturday, Sept. 21, at the Village Park, are be- ing made by the Baldwinsville Community Council. The purpose of the Commun- ity Auction is to raise funds for the support of the Baldwinsville Community Council in order to insure the continuance of the Council's instructional and re- creational activities for the chil- dren. The success of the Community Auction depends upon the don- ation of articles to be auctioned, upon volunteer help to collect the donated articles and 'ypon the attendance at the auction Sept. 21. - The Council sthtes, \If you haye been unaware of this com- ing event, now is the time to look atound. the house- for things you would like to offer for the community auction. Almost any: thing is acceptable - clothes, toys, - books, furniture, . stove, chickens - everything goes.\ The auction wil be held under a big tent beginning at 10 a.m. Cliff King and Harold Spoor will be the auctioneers. C. Albert Ridall is general chairman for the auction., Entries Are Reported At Two Residences Police Chief Frank Spring said last (Wednesday) night burlag- ies at two Downer St. residences occured during the past weekend. The residences belong to Mr. and Mrs Don H. Brown, 21 Down er St., and Mr. and Mrs, Carleton M. Sloat, 19 Downer St According to Chief Spring, the lock on a door to the Brown home was foreed [ t I | | 1 U I 'PHOTO QUIZ IS TO START AUG. 29 The Mesenger's \Mystery Photo Quiz will begin next week. This valuable, interesting contest has proved popular in other papers in this area and is expected to be an even bigger hit in Baldwinsville. Each week a picture of a house in the area will appear in conjunction with an adver- tising space sponsored by vill- age area merchants. If the per- son who lives in the house pic- tured will come to our office at 9-11 E. Gegnegee St. and iden- tify himself he will receive gift certificates each worth a dollar in merchandise from the. merchants who are sponsoring the ad.: He will also receive a 5-by 7-Iinch framed photograph of his house and will be eligible for two grand prizes of $50 each in additional merchan- dise. In addition, the first per- son to phone our office (NE 5-3921) after 4 p.m. Friday and correctly identify the house and its occupants will receive a l-year gift subscription to The Messenger. So you'd better check next : week's opening \Photo Quiz.\ | I It may be your house pictured | L J Firemen, Ladies I 1 Are AtConvention Members of the Baldwinsville There was no °¥l+ pire Department and its Ladies dence of a lock being forced At Auxiliary are attending the New * PUPILS NEW to Baldwins ville Academy and Central School District should be registered as soon as possible. Parents of ele mentary children living south of the Seneca River should enroll their children at the Van Buren Elementary School. Elementary pupils Uving north of the Sen- eca River should be registered at the Elizabeth St. School. High School pupils should be enroll. ed at the high school building. These school buildings are open from 9 to 12 a.m. and 1 to 3 p.m. Moandays through Fridays. * DO YOU enjoy playing a nusical instrument? A dance» band. begun by Dick Brown of, Brown's Music Shop. is meeting; each Thursday at 9 pm at the} high school auditorium,. Bald. winsvilie Academy and Central School. It's open to all. * MHS. MILTON COOPER, New York Herald Tribune Fresh Air Fund chairman in the Baldwins ville area, reports the . last four Fresh Air children are to return | to their homes Wednesday. The} of T3 children who spent], last summer vacations in this area, they include Alice Ortega,. Lloyd Jackson, Patricia Hogan and Ed-] | ward Pickford. They have been. visiting the Frank Lapios of Mat- tydale, the Toivo Raates of Wright's Corners, the Jack Rays of Memphis and the Robert Tar-, belis of Liverpool, respectively. , *% SEPTEMBER WILL be here in 10 days and with it the re | sumption of many club meetings | and social events, Organizations are urged to post the dates of their activities on the Commu- nity Calendar at the Village Hall of the Con- the Sloat home tron of stems taken from the res,. dences is being made * An investlZA | york State Volunteer Firemen's Association and Ladies Auxiliary conventions at Elmira this week. Donald Egan. past presidert of CALL ON FRIENDS the - Baldwinsville Fire: Depart Mrs Perl Trumble and daugh ment. is delegate to the fire ter. Janet, Miss: Mary Stevens men's convention _ Mrs: Raym and Mrs: Stuart Britton called ond Stinard, president of the on friends in the Orwell-Rich Ladies Auxiliary to the Bald fleld area Tuesday ; winsville Fire Department is ~ delegate ta the Auxiliary con: Co CT weit nm t vention. WINS AWARD. John T. Porter of Perry BJ. is the winner of one of three awards of $50each to be given to students In the College of Agricultare, Cornell 'Mrs. C. Albert Ridall. | thur Salisbury, Mrs. Wilson Wor- .muth, Mrs. Richard Perkins, Mrs. 'Paul Virginia and Mrs Kenneth | Miss Vincett Is [To Wed McKnight 'cett 121 Shirley Rd . entertained at a cocktail Many from Baldwinsville are expected to journey tn Elmira for the parade Friday. Among those from the eal Ladies Auxiliary who have been attending the convention - are Mrs. Ar Waldron. Richard Perkins. Ken- neth Waldron and George Kelly are among those from the fire ‘department who have attended ithe convention thus fa; Mr and Mrs Fredemnc A V.n Syracuse, party Saturday evening at which they announced the engagement of their daughter, Miss Nora Rey- panning Board, were prese\\ '0\ naolds Vincett. to Brian Emerson 'McKnight son of Mr and Mrs. Donald George McKnight, 126 Dorset Rd. 1 {were Brian's aunt and uncle, Mr. ard Mrs. R. C. Cobourn, and son, ny, Mr. and Mrs. Stuart Hoster, Mr. and Mrs. Sarford Weeks and Guests attending from - town | Will be present Sept 17 to disruss Carter, Polak - | Return After - ~ |. meme e nent BALDWINSVILLE, N. Y., Training Cruise . ;| Thomas W. Carter of 12§eh Mud Lake Rd. have returned af ter a 10-week trdining « aboard the Empire State HK the State University of New Maritime College at Fort Sch) ler. f Gaining sea experienc match their theoretical k edge, the boys steamed over 000 miles and visited th¢: cities of Dublin, Amsterdam bao, Genoa and Villefrancl sur-mer. Throughout the enti ctuise, the students of the Mari time College assisted Captafn ! in the cities they visited. The \Empire State III\ is th former Hospital Ship ' (AH-8). The Mercy became th Empire State III June 15, whe she was officially recommissjon# ed by Governor Harriman. Dur* jing the academic year the Em-« pire State IIf is berthed at -the} Maritime College pier and serves 20 'and engineering students. | The Empire State III arrived | | back in the States Wednesday | ' with Carter and Polak to today |. cin Baldwinsville late i (Thursday). 4..-* - Firemen Prevent Major Damage At Ziparo Home The Baldwinsville Fire De- partment prevented major dam- age to the Dominick S. Ziparo residence, 123 Cook Dr., when a fire occurred in the basement Tuesday morning. The three Ziparo children, Dan, 11; Mike, 8; and Dave, 6, home. at the time of the fire, escaped without injury as flames chars eca St. and Joseph F. Polak of Ei: f Am F. Olivet in distributing over & ia ton of candy to the orphanageg}; [as a laboratory for both the deelc}:} rfc . AT BITZ FARM. Harry Bitz, William Crego, George Bostwick, Frederick Wilkinson, | Bt Poe : ¥. Ellis M. Trefethen, Walter McCarthy, Beverly Crego, Mrs. Allen Crego and Allen Cre- go examine a turkey at the Harry and Robert Bitz farm at Plainville Tuesday. They were at the farm as part of the program arranged by the Syracuse Chamber of Com- merce, the Onondaga County Extension Service and the Manufacturers Association of Syracuse. Mr. Bostwick is assistant manager, Solvay Process Division, Allied Chemical & Dye Corp; Mr. Wilkinson, secretary-treasurer, Morris Machine Works; Mr. Trefethen, manager of Farmers. Community Relations, General Electric; Mr. MceCarthy, viee president, Morris Machine Works; and Mr. Bitz, William Crego and Allen Crego, The Amber Towne farm was also visited. Plans For Opening Of School Announced flooring. There was considerable smoke throughout the house, tor : to dwelling of smoke. Fire Chief Howard Harrington states it is believed fumes from i of a bottle in the cellar came in: contact with the pilot light of the' hot water heater, causing the fire. i The fire was discovered by the | oldest Ziparo boy, Dan. He was! leaving the garage in the base- ment after putting bicycles in it} when he noticed smoke. He told | this brothers to get out of the' house and then went to the resi- | , dence of a neighbor, Mrs. John‘ E. Slade, 119 Cook Dr. - Slade telephoned the fire depart-; ment. f Firemen under Chief Harring ton and Assistant Chief John Harrington - responded with - a» tanker, a pumper and the em ergency car. They were at the scene a little more than an hour Shower Is Given A bridal shower was given t\ | Miss Jane Pillans, 32 Wo Genesee st. in honor of Miss Marion Pow ors - daughter of Mro and Mr. Richard - Powers S- salina ~' Thursday The invited | guests -n juded Miss Sandra Cireene. Miss Gets Hawkins, Miss Deanna Hawkins Mise Sue Steele, Miss Joyere Coo en ---| Miss Janet Reeves Miss Penny Hotaling. Miss (vwntrh.ls Hotaling, Miss Carol Carrirngte~ Miss Mary Pillans, Mise Mars Powers, - Mrs - Myrtle Hotalirs Mrs Betty Peterson and Ms |i. Powers Miss: Powers will become *~ bride of Robert Hotaling sept \ ! School Inounced Wednesday by District lthe contents, probably gasoline.if’rinc1pal Donald 8 Ray red the underside of the sully. © & By District firemen using their smoke ejec- }}, empty (the (one-story }\ Plans for the opening of Bald winsviMle Academy and Central next - montn - were an School will open for a half day session Wednesday,. sept 4° The afternoon kindergarten WI meet in the afternoon All other pupils will attend classes in the morn ing. Full day sessions will begin Thursday, Sept 5 Kindergarten parents may ride the buses to school with their children on the first- day of school only - No parents will be permitted to mde buses after the first day of school CHANGES GIVEN High school pupus living in the Ford tract will meet ato the Van Buren Elementary school to board - the- bus far othe. high «sehoal __ Childin 1 6 ving in the Com-toc& fmic wali walk to the Var Bures Elemet tary School To se w oul he bus transportation ber and first red o c g oantade ho dren bn an ea tems iro af + sthage amd the Bros of Armthillermn Jans [hexe fan result fram the tec ofm f of *the Trac spot ator Baldwinssgdlle ~ f_ Committee ta tie Hoat eation 0 i are printed i} section © Accord rar ta CS foe ode ko dergarter bue through - Aug 1 Poster's urged too teagns'ot as smear as pessi bu . dren narth of tse coset & o at 'emd| matt ~a wwons - All an dren seut® fo tend othe aft mmo: sessions grades Loe k- f hu he tna co Aek! lns S% torus «hy kt u a 27 wor dorgarter Boards to H @&-----~ Supervisors and plarning board members from the *ow~< of Lysander and Van Burer 1° to be invited to a meeting of *\\ Village Planning Board Tuesda»s &ept i7 during which the wot*k f a planning consultant «:: be 1iecusced The date for the meet.\: selected at Tuesday nign's -*°f ular monthly meeting of the V.. lage Planning Board - Cha -~ a~ George H. Ketcham. Edgat Y Tappan. Sheldon Titcomb a~ 1 R Sanford Weeks of the Vilige x45 the meeting at the Village Ha. , Arthur Reed of Syracuse land and city planning consu.tant. what tasks a planning consult- ant may perform for the village and the two towns. OF Chairman Ketcham declared ' night the Village Plan- ning Board believes it rammer oar . ‘v‘ would belis for in the interest of the village ard the two towrs -- 'the; problems being similar and related - .f their respective rlirr ng beards established 1 regieral kr baard and rhoted a parr rg ~or sultant Under ano the federal o goven~mmert o would pay 50 perser' arnd the state gov ernment 25 persent uf the one's of a ennsultant remainder - would - be - div ded among the three local political subdivisiors - Mr Ketcham said he believes the village would be reimbursed in the same manre H# it hired i+*s owt planting ~~\ sultant but the two towns would 'not Mr. Ketcham stated he be Reves the employment of a plan ning consultant is a necessity in the operation of a planning. board. The Village Planning Board the Sept. 17 meeting informational purposes ear Reed _ toon m becn nad) te Inch The Village Board of Trus- tees voted last (Wednesday) night not to exempt the re- mainder of the Travers Acres tract from \The Vill- age of Baldwinsville Subdi- vision Regulations of 1957.\ This decision was reached during the board's special meeting at the Village Hall. Trustees also rejected a compromise agreement pro- posed by Edwin A. Travers of Highland Dr., Cold Spring, developer of the tract. Under \The Village of Bald- winsville Subdivision Regula- tions of 1957,\ the developer is ‘required to pay for all improve. {ments, including water lines, within a tract. When Mr. Tra« vers began the development of 'The tract in 1954, it was village policy to install and to pay for | all improvements within new {tracts with the exception of sew | ers. Developers were also re- §! 'quired to bring streets to rough A | grade. The village has installed and paid for water lines in the tract up to this time. TRAVERS PROPOSAL Mr. Travers proposed that he furnish all labor in vonnection 'with the installation of. water lines in the remainder of the Travers Acres tract, located be- tween Downer and Tappan Sts. The items of labor which he would furnish include the dig- ging of the trench for the water {lines; back filling upon comple- tion; and the labor cost for the ! Village Water Department in I OWNERS TO GET FINAL NOTICES The Village of Baldwinsville is scheduled to send final not- ices to all property owners de- linquent in the payment of , sanitary sewer rentals outside thefiillage. According to action taken by Principal | % & cateterias The will serve 'unches _ beginning - Thursday, - the Village Board at its special Sept 50 The prices of lunches meeting las t (Wednesday) are us follows: high school Bight steps are to be taken to pupils. $30; elementiry pupils, terminate such services at the $%. and feachers and other Property owner's expense if adults. $40 such bills are not paid by Sept. 1 FACULTY MEETINGS The Village Board pointed Faculty meetings will be held out rty owners hav Tus-jay, Sept 3 ~ The schedule O8) PTOP® € e re- is as follows, ceived two notices thus far. It 90 a m. ali cachers new to the is estimated approximately $1,- . 'e , 615 is due in sanitary sewer school system will meet in the tals, due over a riod of high school library _ 9'45 a m. rentals, e pe o new high school teachers under years. Hiuzrh school Principal Donald W. L L; Coates will meet in the high school lthrary New elementary teachers under Elementary Prin- crpal Lesle (G- Eisenhauer will meet in the all purpose room at Miss Purdy Performs At Hannibal Fair the - Van - Buren _- Elementary Roseanna - Purdy, 14 year old school - New elementary teach \ gaughter of Mr and Mrs. Frank ers under- Elementary Prncoopal por Purdy of Surbrook Rd . per ‘i};TL'fi'}’:l‘,{flr;‘f'r gyr‘wltznlmgxfi”1.11112? formed at the Hannibal Fair Sat New elementary teachers under urday night , P'L'munmrx PAnerpal Neal Wes Mise Purdy who PM,“ Nip”. (Th wrc tefhainingo sipee she was 6 3,0:1rq ~ Flemas etary o Xeool oa}! old tap danced and «sang - she sols. (ow ' - owith - Cac an - Jas k. ' Kit? “I‘M-”J be facusey nae. | Hae Fran Walsh the hers «ol heat 00 cha high - Pat Fense Trio and Carl Bal pd tor y 604+ tf hig h * ogi dan J | “My lwh‘ r: in; “WIT, p+ fin, TYe -- - Academy nat Flementart tmachers - nod oen'ral Gchood student as a tol mhet oro the same loeatuons mem ber of ce Vaneteers = This &c \ f) acm groupe gto y the Masi Biend ELDEN SCHOOL se.. g \e wor nere of the P&C Raz Tso Fiden Se) ec & tr opet £0 Pls =t ons Mise - Purdy. placed e first Sm» an Reqpcrerm bef ck 0 SCCC pono tke «hom NH}; given «Una cen of oke hud ong gs are ~ CET edo aw nist os at n poetre d ou fr othe exoe ~ af a bys 1 um prt Was w & somme \ak qcttoed! Le, bos? O mataf lac nner sor r per te f oevety o (yy hier d+ v Ko \ pn obo Mrs - stuar norn ¢ oq te peg p 0% ~;1 +a d Rt *the efos rk qu kk ck r us let way tar thee presert tn ongay L the r-=gram - [%s *oeped several more plarning consultants can be ;rterviewed in *he fatare DISCUSS LETTER The Vilage Benard Tyesaday discussed a recent let ter ta Wham To Jolivy_ Mt Jolly 'as arreunced pars for the cnn. «trust ano of *vuses ar the Cale +ra s+ is stated .n the letter. 'We \ave beer .-fomed by the ~~n sulting engireers for the Village ~- Baldwinsville that the West Street sewer which would have to take the load from the Joie tract. appears tn be avetiloaded at the present time It has been recommended thal creepy centennial show Friday, the Village thoroughly clean this; papert E. Charch of Church Rd. sewer in order that a definite d¢ wen first and second prires termination can be made regard ; with his entries in the sentfor ing any surplus capacity which egif ciasma, first for his bull it might have. Until such an, oal! and beifer calf, and jun- operation has been completed. !t ins championship for beth male (Continued on Page 5) | and female eatrles. 1 | laying I || Open Air Dance. { Sandy the line. He proposed the village pay for the pipe. Mr. Travers said he would bring roads to grade as in the past, the village and Mr. Tra- vers each to provide a truck and an operator to bring gravel onto graded streets. He would furnish the bulldozer to bring the gravel to proper grade. Mr. Travers agreed to dig the necessary dry wells to a depth of 8 feet, 6 Inch. es, maximum, along Wilkinson Dr. for storm water drainage. The breakdown of costs esti- mated by the village reads as follows-excavation, $320; Back- fill, $80; labor, $352; materlal, $3,339,19; and incidentals, $150. The remainder of the Travers Acres tract includes approxi- mately 120 feet of Massey Dr., 110 feet of Gale Pl. and 1,186 feet of Wilkinson Dr. VILLAGE ATTORNEY Village Attorney George W. Cregg sald the Travers Acres tract is bound by \The Village of Baldwinsville Suddivision Reg- culations of 1957.\ He said there cis no previous agreement be. tween the village and Mr. Tra» vers as to what would be re- quired to do in writing. The at- torney added none of the streets in the remainder of the tract have been accepted by the vil- lage Attorney Cregg sald the village could approve a compro- mise with Mr Travers if it so lesired but he expressed certain doubts about some proportions ef the proposed compromise The motion not to exempt the [tract from the subdimnasion regu- and to reject the compro- mise agreement was made by Trustre Leslie Delaney. seconded by Trustee (alern (Go««l fellow The V.llage Roard granted per. to twienn ND CGeodfellow of meawego Rd to hook into the MTos&ien vulage water system at no ex- pers ts the village - Mrt Good: friiow dives outside the village. Mohan owas made by Trustee Ralph Auvyer: secen ded by Trus. tee Lyman > Abbott TURN DOWN REQUEST Trustees agreed to turn down at this time a request from Miss Norma Wught for permission to provide teunst accomodations in thet hats at 4A Wo Genesee St. ”Jig: Wright proposed 'he barn (Cortirued an Page 5) | Ir | ON THE INSIDE . . . First section: | Page 2, Plainville. f Page 3. Cold Spring. Maple Rd.. Hayes Rd. Classifieds, Social Page 7. Social News. Page 8, Sports. Service News, Page 9, Little Utica Bel- _ glum. Lysander, Tucker Letter. | Second section: Page 1. Reom Assignments. Page 2% Editerial Page. l P4 | Page 3. Bus Routes. Public J Hearing. Page 4, Music Lessons, Socal Village V otes Not to Exempt Tract From New Regulations
