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Page-14-Banner Times Monday, July 29, 1985 LEGAL NOTICE LECAL NOTICE Air ivers PULASKI BOARD OF EDUCATION, Pulaski, N.Y. 13142, INVITES Sealed Bids for: Auditorium Seating, Telescoping Bleachers, Stage Curtains. This work in , connection with Renovations to School Buildings. Sealed Bids will be received no later than 2:00 p.m. August 6,1985 at the Business Office, Lura Sharp Elementary School, Lake Street, Pulaski, N.Y. 13142 at which time and place all bids will be opened and publicly read aloud. The Bidding Documents may be examined at the following: Hueber Hares Glavin, Architects- Landscape Architects-Engineers, 726 W. Onondaga Street, Syracuse, New York 13204. Syracuse Builders Exchange 6563 Ridings Road, Syracuse, New York 13206. F.W. Dodge Corporation, 10 Adler Drive, East Syracuse, New York 13057. Mohawk Valley Builders Exchange, Inc., 1506 Whitesboro Street, Utica, New York 13502. Northern New York Builders Exchange, 307 S. Hamilton Street, Watertown, New York 13601. Copies of said documents may be obtained at the office of the Architect upon deposit of $20.00 per set of documents. As bid security, each proposal shall be accompanied by a bank teller's check, a certified check or Bid Bond made out to the Owner. The Owner reserves the right to waive any informalities in, or to reject, any and all bids. No bidder may withdraw his proposal within forty-five (45) days after the actual date of the opening thereof. ' DATED: July 23,1985 BY: Betty Lundgren, District Clerk Order of Board of Education Pulaski Central School District Oswego County Pulaski, New York 13142 7-29 ltc LEGAL NOTICE PUBLIC HEARING Notice is hereby given that a public hearing win be held con- cerning the sale of a 40-ft. by 30-ft. strip of real property belonging to he Town of Sandy Creek. This hearing will be held at 8:00 p.m. August 8, 1985 at the Town Hall, Harwood Drive, Sandy Creek, New York. At such public hearing, / any person may be heard either for / or against such a sale. ; DATED: July 24,1985 ! Margaret E. Wing, Clerk Town of Sandy Creek 7-29 2tc CARD OF THANKS Our Sixtieth Anniversary w3I always be a lovely memory to us, thanks to our wonderful children, relatives and friends. We thank all those who shared those hours with us at our Open House. We are truly grateful for the many gifts, cards and flowers we received. They surely added to \Our Day\. Harold & Dorothea Blodgett A Public Hearing will be held August 6,1985, at 7:30 p.m. at the Town Hall in Orwell in regard to a Local Law for the Administration and Enforcement of the New York State Uniform Fire Prevention and Building Code. ,* This Local Law replaces Local Law Number One of 1984. DATED: July 24,1985 Harriet Hilton, Town Clerk Town of Orwell 7-29 ltc CARD OF THANKS The family of Calvin B. Chamberlain wish to express our deep gratitude to all of you who made our recent bereavement easier with your cards, calls, flowers, food and other caring acts. CARD OF THANKS We would like to thank the many people who helped us to celebrate our 50th anniversary with cards, gifts, and good wishes. Special thanks to our children and grandchildren who made it a day we will always remember. Wib and Helen Yerdon Also, I wish to thank so many for the cards and visits and gifts while I was in the hospital and since I came home. The nurses on the ambulance and in the hospital and my wonderful family, my daughter and husband who took such good care of me, my sisters for all their thoughtfulness and all my family for their love and care. Special thanks to Lil and Carl. Helen Yerdon LECAL NOTICE PI^ASE TAKE NOTICE that thf/town Board, Town of OrwelL on behalf of the Orwell Water District Extension No. 1 will hold a public hearing on August 8, 1985 at 7:00 P.M. at the Orwell Town Hall, Orwell, New York for the purpose of describing and soliciting public comment on a proposal to acquire property for the benefit of the Orwell Water District Extension. The proposed location of the project consists of approximately 8.42 acres of vacant land North of County Route 2, owned by Warner and Bernice Piatt. It will be necessary to acquire land in the area of the project and residents and property owners in the vicinity of the project are invited to attend and present an oral or written statement, or documents relating to the need for the acquisitioh and the impact of the project on residents of the area and on the environment. DATED: July25,1985 Orwell Water District Extension No. 1 Orwell Town Board 7-29 2tc THE FRENCH CONNECTION, a flying team composed of pilots Daniel Heligoin, left, and Montaine Mallet, will bring their famous aerial stunts to the Oswego County Airport at the Air Fair on August 3 and.4. Gates will open at 11 a.m. both days with shows beginning at 1 p. m. Mass parachute drops from troop carriers were seen frequently near Fulton during the World War II years, when pilots in training practiced combat maneuvers at the Oswego County Airport. Parachutists will again dot the skies over the airport on August 3 and 4, during the Oswego County Air Fair sponsored by the County Legislature. Members of the Syracuse Skydivers, Club, free- falling hundreds of feet before opening their parachutes, will perform in shows on both days, along with hot air balloons, three acrobatic flying acts, mid-air rappeHing demonstrations by the Army's 98th Division helicopters, and ground displays of modern military helicopters and World War II combat planes. According to skydhrer David Rinefierd of Baldwinsville, one of three Syracuse-area skydivers who will perform at the Air Fair, under ideal conditions the parachutists build up speeds of over 120 miles per hour before-i^pening up their \chutes\. The three skydivers, who have a combined total of 2,400 jumps, will descend from a 5,500-foot altitude if weather conditions are ideal. The group, all licensed experts by the U.S. Parachute Association, has two sets of spectacular jumps planned for daily performances at the Air Fair. Shows will begin at 1 p.m. on both days of the Air Fair, with gates and ground displays opening at 11 a.m. In addition to exhibits of vintage planes from the Geneseo Air Museum and the Air National Guard's 174th Tactical Fighter Wing from Syracuse, the New York State Police and Onondaga County Sheriffs Department wfll display their law enforcement aviation equipment. The State Police Aviation Unit, based in Albany, last year acquired four sophisticated new helicopters for use in its law enforcement work around the state. Refreshments will be available at concession stands operated by the Fulton Jaycees, Lions Club, Rotary Club, and Kiwanis Club, and helicopter rides will be available. Located on County Route 176 (Whitaker Road), two miles east of Fulton, the Oswego\ County Airport is managed by the Oswego County Department of Public Works. Built in4942 by the Army Corps of Engineers* the airport was originally a satellite field to the Syracuse Army Air Base, (later known as Hancock Field).: The airport has been the site: of ex- tensive expansion and upgrading projects in recent years. Admission to the Air Fair is $5 for adults, $1 for children under 12, and free for toddlers. The second special event of the year began July 18 with a bubble gum hunt. 500 pieces of bubble gum were scattered in various spots outside the elementary school for children of all ages to find. Children from ages five through ten were allowed a head start before the older kids took off on their quest. It was a beautiful, sunny day for the hum, and since every child managed to find a piece or two, aU had fun. Prizes were awarded to he top seven winners, who were as follows: A team of five: Jo Bellow, Jennifer Ackerman, Renee Hutchins, and Linda Kranz, with 39 pieces; Rodd Kranz, who found 32 pieces single-handedly; Theresa Insel with 29; Randy Urquhart with 24, Michelle Rice with 21; and a team of - Sean Hahks and Tammy White with 14 pieces. Brad Dawley received a special prize for finding the only fireball scattered in the hunt. Other participants included: Tammie Turner, Sheila, Wnedy and Margaret Denny, James Davis, Renee Hutchins, Amy, Linda and Krista Kranz, Kim White; Jamie Clarke, Amy, Kim and Michelle Fiedler (escorted by Dot), Richard and Jenny Maitland, and Kevin and Tammy Stewart. A tug of war is the scheduled event for this week. If the dinosaurs make it in time, a full update will accompany next week's article on the outcome of the mysterious egg hunt scheduled for last week/ Get your animals trained and groomed - Next week is the annual pet show! As for Arts and Crafts, the children have been making- pom- pom people, painting rocks, and creating structures out of craft sticks over the past couple of weeks. In the next few weeks, children can look forward to making boondoggles, puppets, yarn people and construction paper pictures just to name a few. Recreation is open weekdays from 9 to 3:-30 so come on out and beat summer boredom! -Lunches are not provided* but soda is sold for 40 cents a can. Recreation's doors are closed from noon to 1 for lunch, but someone is usually present to oversee the activities qi those children wishing to eat their lunch on school grounds. Swinmung is held from 1 to 3 p.m., Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays. Arts and crafts are from 9:30 to 11 on Tuesdays and Thursdays. Also on Thursdays, at 1:30, there will be a special event. On May 24, 1985, Mr. Tracey Town, son of Mr. and Mrs. Paul E. Town Jr., received a Mathematics and Science Degree from Jefferson Community College. , He graduated with honors, being on the Dean's List and President's List during the year. 1 He will continue his college education at Oswego State SUNY College in September, 1985. -$'•' wj!.miii)i|iiii.«)i mmmmmmm •PPP •KM MH tim^^mimmiyiAt^ j£gii^j^i#^u^^ i
