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CM 9 m 0. Pickup Delayed Fayetteville village trash route* normally handled on Thursday will be postponed until Friday this week, ac- o> cording to the village office. £j Residents are requested to *• delay putting out trash until CM * Friday. E • a • CO e E 5 z e Q 3 00 Official Notices In This Issue Cazenovia Village Apt Co., Cert, of Ltd. Partnership JD Schools, Annual Financial Report Town of Manhus, MPH Subdiv Hrg. Stop Sign Several Fayetteville residents spoke out at a public hearing at the Municipal building in favor of installing a Btop sign at the Warren and Clinton St. intersection in the village. Support for the stop sign was voiced by Mrs. Lillian Bender, Mrs. Mary Clark, and Mrs. Ronna Isley who cited the im paired visibility due to the grade and trees at the corner. They noted the high speed of the cars and trucks that travel that route as reasons for installation of the traffic con trol. After the hearing, the village board voted to install the stop sign to control Warren St. traf fic. Disaster snuggle up Prevention REALTY CSSP. 445-0555 Let us do your Homework! Local village and town of ficials have been invited to participate in a meeting designed to develop Local Disaster Plans to cope with any possible disasters. The meeting will be held at 7 p.m. on Wednesday, September 19 at the East Syracuse Fire Station. Of ficials from North Syracuse, Cicero, DeWitt, East Syracuse, Manhus, Minoa, and Fayetteville have been invited. Learn to sew or to sew better from Onondaga County Cooperative Extension. For a free list of fall sewing classes, call 424-9485 Casuals For Fall We Have Them! CLASCIC <2)OLE 6^7-5463 Mon. Fru 9:30-6, Thurs. till 9, Sat. 9:30-5 Old Limestone, Fayetteville, N.Y. It was a joyful reunion recently when Alia Yusim arrived in Syracuse from the Soviet Union and was met by her sister Faena Lyubinsky who is now living in DeWitt with her husband and son. Photo/Marc Albert. Joyful Reunion Lenny and Faena Lyubinsky and their son Alan arrived in DeWitt two years ago through the help of the Syracuse Soviet Immigration Program. Mr. Lyubinsky is an elec trical engineer at Bristol Laboratories and Mrs. Lyubinsky is a manicurist. Their son is attending JD High School for his freshman year. But their close relatives were missing from their life until two weeks., ago. Mrs. Lyubinsky's sister Alia Yusim arrived from the ^Sdviet Union with her family * arid ' the women's mother, Basya Vek- sler. The family, including Mrs. Yusim's husband Norman and their children Lina and Alex ander, is now living in Springfield Gardens, DeWitt. Mrs. Yusim was a licensed physiotherapist in the Soviet Union. Hopefully, after she learns English she will be able to obtain her license here and continue her profession. Since the Syracuse Soviet Immigration Program began years ago, more than 20 families have settled in the DeWitt-Manlius area. Under the auspices of the Jewish Family Service Bureau, Russian families are brought to Syracuse, set up in an apartment, taught English, introduced to the American way of life and aided until the families are working and financially on their own. Euni Balinoff of Fayetteville is the Soviet Resettlement worker from Jewish Family Services Bureau and Frann Albert, Fayetteville, is the Volunteer Coordinator of the project. There's a special treat for you at the Syracuse Mall Sept. 10th - 22nd. ANTIQUES It's • fine collection of antiques throughout the Mall, including: * \Antiques of the Future\ by L & JG Stick ley Furniture * \Historic Radio\ by Amateur K3RXG * \Antique Shoes-1800's-present\ Lynch's Shoes * \History of the Telephone\ N Y Telephone * An ongoing display of antiques in the Village Peddler And to highlight the displays, the Central New York Landmark Association will hold their \First Annual Antique Show\ on the third level of the Mall, Sept. 21 -22nd t Join us. and see how \Life Sure Has Changed\ ^SyraftiseMall 1 Managed by Sutton Company Downtown at Clinton Square Moil.-Thurs. & Sat. 10-5:30, Fri. until 9. Special Service Planned On Saturday, September 15, 1979 Congregation Beth Sholom - Chevra Shas, James ville Rd., DeWitt, will observe the midnight Selihot Service Rabbi Daniel Jezer and Cantor Sidney Novak will officiate at this beautiful and particularly musical service which precedes Rosh Hashanah, the Jewish New Year. The evening, will begin at 1 0 p.m. with a play called \The Remarkable Adventures of Mr Deuteronomy Katz \ It will be presented by the Sholom Players and directed by Judy Rubenstein. The script, originally written for radio by Morton Wishengrad, was especially adapted for this per formance. The Sholom Singers directed by Sid Novak will perform » special group of songs for the occasion Preceding the Selihot Ser vice, Congregation Beth Sholom - Chevra Shas will be having a wine and cheese party for people interested in meeting members of the Congregation and learning more about our activities After the get-together all are invited to join us at services Members of the community who are interested in receiving an invitation to the party or who would like more in formation regarding the congregation may contact Linda and Bob Herman at 44f> 6124. Retirement Luncheon The staff of the East Syracuse Library recently held a retirement luncheon for Mrs. Norma Porter, 305 Fremont Rd., East Syracuse. Mrs Porter was secretary to the principal when the new East Syracuse-Minoa Central high school first opened. She has been employed with the village library for the past eight years as a part time typist. A founding member of the Central New York Association for the Hearing Impaired. She has been a volunteer reader recorded on tapes for the blind patrons of the Lighthouse of Onondaga County. She is editor of the CNY AH I newsletter \Sounds and Silences\ and central New York editor of \The Silent News,\ a national newspaper for the deaf. Tax Break At a public hearing Monday evening, Fayetteville trustees voted to increase the income level for senior citizens eligible for property tax exemption from $7,100 to $8,000. The law was passed after receiving strong support from several members of the com munity. Dresg mart Further Reductions on Pireita Raincoats. — *I29.<» Now *85. 0 0 'Come In & See Our New Fall Lines. Hour*: 10-5 P.M. Monday thru Saturday;:
