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DAILY BULLETIN, Endfoott. Thun,, Sept 12.1957 5 Vestal Adult Class Registration Set Registration for the fall term in adult education at Vestal Central School will be conducted Monday and Wed- nesday from 7 to 9 p. m. in Vestal Central School cafeteri* A variety of courses is offered. In order to conduct a —class, registration erf at least 10 Salary May Hamper Pick Of Principal Salarv limitations of th e Maine End well Central School District may hamper the search for the principal to fill the va cancy in Hooper School. William A. Anderson, district principal, said that the salary scale rentes from 57,000 to 510.- 000 and it ma y be difficult to Set an experienced man for that amount The principal said that many men who would Be suitable are now receiving 58500 or S9.000 and they are reluctant to change for a slightly higher amount. However, the principal con tinued out of 10 applications, there are two or three who will be given serious consideration at a meeting of the board of edu cation tonight. The vacancy was created when James Y. Wiley was named prin cipal of the Endwcll Junior High School to succeed Ward G Legg who resigned to go- to Danns- ville school district. Mr Andeson said- \We ptan to get the very best man we can within the limits we can pay.\ Silanic Asks. New Trial An appeal for reversal of a Re til TP, S WfllletS traffic conviction and for a nev. • trial has been filed with County t You can be sure when to En Judge Robert O Brink by Paul ^xcotx that you are dealing with Silanic of 1403 River Dr Endl-' honest people co ff - , Tuesday, two wallets, one In his appeal Silanic said he containing 575, were returned to was forced to appear before their owners after being found Town of Union Justice of the on the street Peace Carlton Popple following. The wallet containing the 575 an accident ST Dwrph* and Bird . nas turned over to police by sail Sts on Aucu«t 4 nnd that Mrs Helen MohoncaTT of John- —lie_.sas_J5i_a_ dazed condition at son c t y R. D 2. Mrs. Mohon- UieTirric \ ~ -—^.^cak. .said—jh<L.found the mone> Silanic claims that he did\ noT~ ~rr from of Knne^'iiorc ^Vft -Wash know ^h«« he u«s dome a! 'he incton Avenue about 9 25 a. m t me -tee enured a Plea of pnH. v The v nllet B >*1 mpn ?v was t .i a charge of faiUne to proceed lat°- claimed b. v Sharon Roberts v ith ra-ition after sapping fr» of East Mam Street a »-5f» T'zz Second. v\allet was found Th«» roMioncr aUo stated he *n thp evmirtf; bv Alex SeTon- v-« slrghtlv •niu»'<d i at the tune ko\ c of 25 Jloosevelt Avenue - -• •- - Mnnmn Rai* and Gftll members is required. First classes will begin Mon day, September 23 with m school on Armistice D»y, Novem ber 11. First Wednesday classes will be held Wednesday, Septem ber 25 with no school on Novem ber 27.. Thanksgiving recess. December 2 and December ' will be the last days for adult education classes for the fall semester. Tentative courses to be offer ed and instructors Include: Monday, photography. William O. Marvin: sewing for beginners, Agnes Franklin: beginners cer amies. Vera M. Thompson: wood working, John GiUard*. welding, Thomas Steinruck; typing, to be announced: radio. Bernard Fox: driver education, Lewis and Wade Walker: leathercraf*. Jo seph Jtushworth: knitting. Orpha Tobbe: and jewelry making. John Bolton. Wednesday, upholstery. Wil Ham Trlffo; in corn's ta x returns to be announced: oaintJntj and sketching. James Williams; sew ing for advanced peoole, Marv Neil idvanced 'eeramlcs. Vera M Thompson; shorthand Olla Stahl. citizenship education Luhj Wilcox slimnastics. to be announced: drafting. John Gil lard business machines, to bp announced, and elementary alee bra or genera] mathematics Harold Fanning Additional courses will be of fered if expressed Interest shown More information may he obtained at the adult i »d<:ca f ion ofTre 8-3361 from Ram ti S p rn and 7 t o 9 p. m on Mnndav or Wednesday Foo for all courses is one d^l Inr P-ivers training fee will he 1-55 -Nn- charge win be made for cirr*»nsliip education Honest Endicott c* hif a'rest and that hp «as il »ni'»d r >ie r.\ K t t o ice -mp'm t >ereh. furtflT <*-»p *-!hi ?»irj» to hi« njjitared state of m od The action hpirr handled h> the Endlcott law firm of Becker Cart and Lachmnn also cla'rru insufficient f «rt* were corta ne-* In the information unon wh.ch to prosecute the chirges West Corners Faculty Meets P-TA Leader near trie Monroe Rai 4 and GfW Pnl'ce rpturred the wallet con in -> n- checks »nd prrsone' pa rrs »•» .terry Bihel. of 105 Clark >• Vestal 4-H Members Win Ribbons 1 Sr\ ci dl area ' Broome Count> 4-H c'luo members won ribbons tor thou - work displayed reccntb- at the New York State Fair Thp> are Carol Wychick 14 Lisle RD 1 member of Center Lisle Pioneers blue ribbon for buttcrcakc Sandra Chesna 12 of Whitne> -Point red nbbon for rolled sugar cookies. Glenda Moy er 13 of Whitney Potnt red rib- Mrs. Vernon Wallis. copresi- dent of the West Corners Par- , C . I i0 „ , „, f ent-Teacher Association, was in- ibon for refrigerator cookies. troduced to the faculty of the j Pearl Brown. 18. of Whitne> school recently by John H Pow- ,point white ribbon for molasses ell principal | cookies. Patricia Morehouse 15. of Mrs Wallis expressed words I Whitney Point, white ribbon for of welcome to the new faculty : apple pie exhibit. members and hope that the i 'P-TA would bring closer re la TL H tions between th e parents and j « \ree IVriYeiS - teachers. , i fj • jr • New faculty members ar e Receive rines Paul Sheredy. sixth grade Mrs Mary Smith, fifth grade and Mrs Charlene Laskowtki, school nurse , Standing Violation LONDON CUP) - Henry Wh't- marsh will learn to stop look, and listen while in his car. even If it's only to open the door Whit- -date !~3f^Sito5ftg-'« <8IcycMg* «ss* liceman to run into if Three area residents were fined for motor vehicle violations Tuesday night by Town of Union Justxe ot the Peace Carlton E Popple Charged with speeding and each fined 510 were Anthony RivtPHzo of 13-9th Ave . Endwell. and Bohumtr Konezny of Johnson City RD 2. Btfth were picked up on Route 17C by state police of thp Vestal suhstatirm , r ll»s* «, . sign in the West Corners area. Endwell P-TA 'Get Acquainted' By MARY RYPEK \Get-Acquainted Night\ Is planned by Endwell P-TA for its first meeting of the year at 8 p.m. Tuesday. Sept. 17, in End- well Junior High School. William A. Anderson, district superintendent, and Principal James F, Wiley of Endwell Junior High will explain various aspects, of school for new par ents. Teachers will be introduced. P-TA committees for 1957-58 have been appointed by Mrs. Hayard Smith, president. Serving on the newly-created Mnine-Endwell Clearing Com mittee arc Mrs. George Beck- horn and-Mrs. Morris Eber of Maine: and Mrs. Fred Demer and Mrsi Harlow Tribe\ of End- well. Other committees are: Audit, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Stone and George Tatusko: budget, MfsT Gilbert Brownr ctvji defense, Mrs. Stanley Abramson; grade mothers, Mrs. Thomas Dent and Mrs. John Jones; hos pitality, Mrs. Frank Nunn, Miss Angeline Cerar an d Mrs. Irma PirJch. Installation, Mrs, George Meeker, membership, Mrs. Fen- wick Page, Mrs. Leo Laszewski and Mrs. Glenn Bell: legislation. James Gow; music liaison officer. Mrs. J. B. Rosborough; program. Mrs. Edward Dahlstenr publicity. Mrs. Robert Whittemore and Mrs Arthur McQueen. Safety. Everett Swagler: scouting. Russ Smith: pre school roundup. Mrs. William Ciaravino: sunshine, Mrs. John Disney; literature, Mrs. John Woodruff: mental health, John Pluta. Other Endwell news: Charles R. Fruehan,- S.N.. has entered' electronics school at Great Lakes Naval Training Sta tion. A former employee of Cadre Industries, he resides on Farm-to-M*rket Road. Mrs. Willard Miller of King Street is home from Wilson Me morial Hospital, where she had been & patient since June. _ Shores Hill Home Demonstra tion Unit will hold, a business meeting at 7:30, R,m, Monday in the North Side Endwell fire sta tion. Hostesses, will be Mrs. Robert Williams and Mrs. Rob- -ert .Fruehan. VILLAGE PROFILES-^21 Must Be Able To Do Anything: Ptl. Matyai if - JTl,. FRANK MATYAS By HareM Flinektr Bulletin Staff writer ' Patrolman Frank Matyas has i learned during his four and A\ half years on the Endlcott police force that a policeman has, got to be able to do anything. The \anything\ for Matyas has Included everything from help ing deliver a baby to chasing a speed demon at 100 miles an hour through the village streets. The baby delivery was made about two years ago when Ma tyas was called out with the po lice ambulance to race the stork to the hospital. The stork- won the race and Matyas, along with .patrolman Paul Rossi, helped usher a new life into the world. The 100 nule-an-hour -chase occurred a year ago. It started in Endlcott and continued up Watson Blvd. to Oakdale where the speedster was Anally caught The driver was charged with reckless driving and properly punished for his unlawful be havior. However, aside from these ex ceptional incidents, Matyas said police work has been rather routine. The normal day to day activity of a police man the tall lanky cop pointed out consists of handling traffic, running am bulance calls, quelling minor dis orders and pulling in drunks. \Being a policeman,\ Matyas said, \is not as exciting as you might think A lot of times nothing* much seems to happen. Then all of a sudden it seems everything happens at once.\ The patrolman Joined the force in May. 1953 about a year after he finished a three year stint\ in the Army as a military policeman. In the interim period he worked as a guard at the Modem Design plant During his Johnson City High School days Matyas was on the varsity baseball and basketball teams. H e is still an ardent sports lover and is a strong rooter for the New York Yan- kees. His more recent sports ac tivities have included managing the police Softball team and be ing president of the Endicott Municipal League. 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