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DAILY BULLETIN, Endloott, MOIL, NOT. 39, 195-. Henry B. Endicott School $310,000 Bond Referendum On Tuesday Polls Open From 10 to 8 In 6 Schools Union - Endicott School District residents will vote tomorrow from 10 a m to H p. m. on a proposed $310,- 000 building program. There are 1,862 voters who registered for the refer endum at the six schools designated. About bOO registered on j could be carried out since it is a special daV last vteek and the | necessary to use the playground balance registered last April lor area lor this purpose Citizens Committee Cites School Needs OoatUaed from Page 1 The committee also made this review of the reasons why the building project is deemed necessary. \Junior High School students of Henry B Endicott are now beginning their third year without the use of a gymnasium-auditorium and with a curtailed homemaking and In dustrial arts program. Limited Program \The lack of proper facilities required that only a limited 1 physical educaUon program the annual school meeting in May which makes them eligible to \ota tomorrow Polling places Official! directed that all vot ers go to the polls in the same schools where thev registered •Rain and cold weather nat urally prohibited continual use Normally the playground area is used by the elementary grades during school hours. The condemning of the wing forced the homemaking students Polls will set set UD m the to use makeshift facilities in the following schools West Corners, bark Dart of the cafeteria George V Johnson Jennie F \When one considers the home- ^napp. I'nion-r ndic-'tt High makine suite with Its three units ('.mad Sticet and i.c-mce V\ rt kiT< hen li\mg room and sewing J«>hn>-on room and then attempting to If the $3HHHHI bond issue is M n\ on a program in an area approved work will be started to approximately one-third of the replace the condemned Henr\ B required si/e one can easily > noVott Junior High bihuol understand how Henrv B J/ndi- rot t Junior High School girls I ha\e been handicapped gMnnasium wing Casfle Creek Girl Judged Top Twirler I Activities Dropped i \'The iio\s and girls have be^n 1 fun (Hi to use other schools for tti r dames ar.rt basketball i it her student activities have r*vn dropped or greatlv cur tail' d ' state Department officials re- fusi -d to approve ongina' plan* ••The original plans called for ^penmendenV of' the Third\ Su- a smaller homemaking suite one p,, m80ry SchooJ Dlstnct „ part s<ience laboratory classroom one of , 8urvey , Q be condurted tiere • • • State School Consultant Here Today The State Education Depart ment will have a consultant in this area today and tomorrow to discuss the propects of two cen tralized school districts in the I ow n of I nion The two di!>t tuts under uin sideratinn would renti-i 111 Knd well and include probably Oak- dale and VVestover and the sec ond west of Lndicott adding several schools to L nion-Lndicott district J he consultant Harry W Langworthv will he at oakda.e School tonight from V 3(1 to 9 and tomorrow he will mee' loeal school officials to discuss future plans Oakdale Session The visit of the representative, according to Hiram i Goodrich Vestal School Board Holds Clinic Monday Vestal Central School Board of Education will hold It* public information clinle oa the proposed fl.A00.00* new school building program nest Monday night, Decmeber 8, at 8 in the auditorium. Edward McJEUlgott, board president, will preside at the session which Is being held to Inform school voters as fully as possible in preparation for the December 15 referendum. The $1,500,000 plan calls for the building of two schools —20 rooms at Ross Corners and SO rooms In Willow Point. University Concert Tonight A group of more than 100 Indiana University musicians will present a program of choral and orchestral works in a per formance at 8 30 tonight in Union-Endicott High Schoo, au ditorium. The concert, sponsored by Harpur College, follows an ap pearance by the group yesterday in Carnegie Hall, in New York City. Under the direction of W C. Bain, dean of the university school of music the 40 singers of the chorus will present Verdi's \Te Deum \ the Coronation and Death Scene from Moussnrskv's opera \Boris Goudono\ \ and Vestal Woman Dies Costley Funeral Tomorrow Funeral services will be held at 2 p. m tomorrjw for Mr* rave I Coetlev 55. of Costley Road. Vestal RD 3. who died suddenly Sarurdav afternoon ic her home The Rev John Struthers will officiate at the services tn the Allen Memorial Home *11-513 I- Main St and bunal will be tn Vestal Cemetery Mrs C'ostle> suffered a cere- bial hemorrhage w#ul« doing some painting at the new fam- ' Psalmus Hungancus \ by Ko- dalv Frank >t Leger is con ductor of the orchestra. Afier the eoncen the*\Indiana 1 musicians will he overnight guests of Harpur students. ily residence, Just acroes the street from the present home. The Costley* had intended to move into their new home soon. Members of the family inves tigated when Mrs. Coetley fail ed to come home and found her slumped against a living room wall Dr Robert S. Glenden- mg said death wis due to a cerebra I hemorrha ge Besides her husband, E Gor don Costley she is sur/ived by four sons. LaRue Lloyd H and Eden Lee Costley all of Vestal RD 3. and Leonard C Costley of Oakdale also three brothers and five sisters The family wil l receive friends in the Allen Memorial Home to night from 7 to 9 Loaded Rifle In Car Costs Him $27.50 A Bingham ton man hunting in the Town of Vestal was ar rested by Vextal State Police over the weekend for falling to unload his 22 cel. rifle befog* transporting it in the car. David Paonessa. 31, of 97 Maui St. was charged with ear- rytnf a loaded gun in his car. in violation of the conservation law*. Arraigned before Justice Ice land Morton In Vestal, he pleaded guilty and was permit ted to make a aval compromise of $27.50. The diameter of the planet Jupiter is about 11 times that of the earth. Perfumes... by all the famous Parfumers always a perfect gift for \her\ A Castle Creek girl was de clared flrst-prt/e winner in a senior girls division in New . band room two Industrial arts York State baton twirling < r o <> m s gymnasium-auditorium championships held in Vesta! an d shower locker rooms Central School on Saturdav • Arrordine to the State De- She is Janice Fa ton Miss 1 partment F.ndicott should be Faton also placed third for sen- lookinp ahead and build what ior girls in a two ha ton < a-.s would he ne< essarv five to 10 Winners in the classes wrre 1 years from now Keeping the fu- Senior Girls Mi «s Faton 1 tnre In mind and knowing that first Jean Nash of Pulaski 1 rebuilding a wine exactly as It is F^cond. and Victoria Hooko of novv would not be wise or prac- V e«tal third tical Junior Girls - DeAnne Kurma ' Art Room of Fndicott first Barbara Fm- | ~r- n<1 «;tate Department advises minger of Rlnghamton second having three science rooms, one Patty Chappie of Rlnghamton for Mrn j unlor high school grade third Dolores Gill of Blntrham- 1 „ homemaking suite that is at ton fourth and Tanice Payne )Pa , t ag i nre( , Bs their minimum of Rlnghamton f'fth recommendations and a hand Juvenile Girls Teresa Puffer rrtnrn Kllh „, )eaKt three small of Rlnghamton first Janice Noreika of Rlnghamton second and Lillian Olsa of Johnson ( tv third Midget Girls -Carol Molzahn of Webster first and Reverlv Mandler of Rlnghamton, second Tuo-haton classes Senior Girls Pattv Oiapple of Binghamton first Rarbara Fmmlnger of Rlnghamton sec ond and Miss Faton third Junior Girls DeAnne Kurma of Fndicott first Sandra LMdv of Blngham'on sreond and < a >-o| Mobahn of Webster third tiinlor Rovs - Paul Olc* of Johnson Clt) first and Oaie Peterson of Rlnghamton sec ond Juvenile Rnvs Dennis Dran' chak of Rinchamton first and Daniel Met?ar of Johnson Cit> second Nov ire classes Senior Girls - Rarhara Good rrh of S \-ramse first Kav Rr^wn 0' Vestal second and Judv Dykeman of Svrncuse third Junior Girls - Pat DI0H0 o' T ndicott first Joan Howard of Vrstal second Vileen Howard ff Vestal third and lanior Tcterson of Rtnghamtnn fourth Jirvenlle Girls loan Knapp of Johnson Otv firsjj Sandr-n He/*he of Greene second and Doris Spenoer of Ve«ta! ttnrd Senior Rovs Harold Mavo of Corning Juvenile Rovs Danny M'M/ar n f Johnson City 1 19, He Admits irancy Charge practice booths in it \It was also their recommen dation that the art room should , he enlarged to meet the demand of the «chi>o| and should be as near the new wing as possible This recommendation Is to be followed bv using a room and a half in the main building near th«- nroposed new wing \The State Department also pointed out that the present library facilities were made niiate for a school the sire of HR1 Therefore new facilities will be provided in the bond issue but not in the new wing Clinic \The plans include an area for a principal s office In the main w ng A' present the principal do<>s not have a suit- nhle offire as he shares his of fice space with the school sec- 1 on the prospects of centraliza tion. Residents. school directors, members of school boards and other officials attended a meet ing in Oakdale School several months ago and asked that a survey be conducted on possible formation of a central district. Farts for Voters Persons attending the meeting were reluctant to take a definite stand on centralization They requested school officials to meet Mr. Goodrich and plan a survey When the survey is completed, facts will be mad* available to voters so that thev will know cost estimates the magnitude of the need for more schools and the date when they will be necessary Llsttd htrt- tld favtritsl Adam's Rib- 3.30* and 6.05* -just a liw tf thi niwast fragranats at will as tba All Price* Marked (*) Include Federal Tax Ecuaslon by Jean d' AJbret 4 IS* to t.30* ShaUmar h> dtirrlaln 8.80* to 81 J0« I 'Heure Bleue h> (•uerlnln SJM>* to ISJW* Jov b> Jean I'abnu n.oo« to 47JJO* Arpege hv I .anvtn 3.S0' * 1S.75* New Horizon bv ( Iro t w to 8 ?S* Breathless bv < harbert 1.10* to g .ts« Tourjoia Mo| bv Cordav S 03* to 11.00* Rmeraude bv < otv l .?0» to «.ta* Meteor bv Cotv 4 I4» 7JV4* Dc\ln« bv D'Orsav s.so* to 11.00* Rellogln bv Caron 11.00* to 30 M» >\ Ind *»ong bv MatrhabelU ? 20» to 1«JM)« Orguell hv I^urein Lelnng 11.00* to »7JM>* Inrilsi r«-t bv Luceia I.*Ionf. S 85 to 1«.50« Flatterf hv Houblgant 4 13* to TOM* Tabu bv Dana 8.0.1 • to 18.13 • Shocking bv SchlaparelU S 30 to 18JJO* Tweed bv lyenrherio • ?0» to AphrodUla bv Faberge • 75» to 22.00* Rallet No 1 hv Marie TJLTXK • ?0» to l«-50« W-Vdgewood bv Dorothy Orsv • ?0« to ftJJO* m.p v bv Richard Hudntit 1.8f to SMlent Vlfht bT Cotrntess Martiza 1 8.V * Itrtglit Sleeret br Tnsev 1.85* * n .fM»« Flair bv YardJev Nos N'os bv Rnbtnstem t.30* Torch Ignites Insulation In Building A torch being used to cut ceil ing beams in the Hanifln In surance offices in Washington Avenue w^aa held responsible for a fir e i the building Saturday afternoon, Firemen said Insulation paper in the partitions was ignited by the eorch Ceiling beams were bing cut in order to make way for construction of a second floor to the building Damage from the blaze was ret ar\ . • • l -Til I in J^TT I I VI I I NIP III His pr-.rt.re Is ™* «°\™ j negligible, firemen said since prnarv ra n only he On- | ta nrd hv send ng the secretary , Vagi out of the offic e and therefore , from her »mk The present ' area is too small to divide with a partition The present clime area is also used as part of the office i area where the mimeographing 1 and rexoeraphing work is done The changing of classroom B\-ea n the main building will BIM> p\-o\ ide 'wo large rooms to tnke rare of occupational cdura'iona) pupils of lunior high school age from the Rroad Strcpt School Th s has long l>een recom mended hv both local and sta'p si hofil officials but never pos vhle due to limited space in our junior high schools The plans tn he carried out under the bond Vssue will make The city of Naples Ifalv which has a semi-tropical cli mate Is Just about the same distance north of the equator as New York City i. this A in . „u t _„i„„^ possible and will ceriainK re A 19-vear-old New rnglann ' •- a much richer progtam suit in for all %<>uth was committeed to Boopte ( ountv Jail for 10 da>s yester- dav which he pleaded gu.lt> to a vagrancy charge I He Is Jame* P McAleenan ef V>inthrop Mass who was taken W\SHINGTON '.T>—The cash into custody bv Vestal State position of the Treasury NOA rollce. aod arraigned before 24 Ralanee $7,447.274 879 19 Justice of the Peace Leland Mor- j total debt $^78.' il.894.180.57. ton in Vestal I Treasury Position Harpur College Theatre and Concert Series Presents th« Indiana University Singers and Philharmonic Orchestra Tonight, No\emher 29 at R.S0 P. 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