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CHOW TIME—Attendees at last night's E-V-E Cham ber of Commerce fifth annual smorgasbord fill plates before presentation of skit, \E-V-E Follies of 1960.\ Chamber, civic, industrial, town, county and state government • leaders were targets of good-natured ribbing.' DAILY BULLETIN. Endioott TV JW .. June T. I960 125-150 More Homes for No. Endwell _ Fraziers Buy 74 Acres For New Development ORDER OF THE GOLDEN NEEDLE—Two members of cast receive \Golden Needle\ awards from Chamber president Dr: Karl D Rundell, right. From the left, W. Ben Sherwood and Louis A. Pavlis. Other recipients- Howard Johansen, Harold McGowan and Martin Bortnick, Jr. About 175 attended. West Corners Addition Bids Due June 29 ENDICOTT - Bids for construc tion of an addition to West Cor ners School will be opened June 29 at 1 in Union - Endicott High School cafeteria - Robert IX 4gnpp. superintendent ; p of schools, today said the architect, 1 \ \ Michael D Angelis Rochester, said , Vestal Man Named Assistant To IBM Chief at Owego OWEGO—Promotion of John E. Boland, 204 Lewis St, Vestal to administrative assistant to the general man ager is one of 15 appointments announced today by offi cials of the Owego facility of IRM's Federal System ' division 9 from Tier lav'said the architect, i Revive Degrees plans will be completed June 13 The addition will include eight classrooms, a kindergarten, li brary. CIJIIC , and additional cafe teria space The construction estimated to cost $436 ono us part of a resolution passed last October by voters of the school district, who also ap- •provFd HTV building of Jennie £V Snapp School and the George H Nichols School renovation Ground will be broken shortly after bids are openftd Mr Agone said, probably around July 1. Tractor Overturns, Triangle Farmhand Fatally Injured JOHNSON CITY - An 18-year- old farmhand Bernard David, died yesterday of injuries re ceived when he was pinned under an overturned tractor on a Town of Tnangle road The youth worked on the farm of Walter Homberper Page Brook Rd Tnwn of Triangle He was driving the tractor along a dirt road In trying to make a 30-degree turn, the tractor over turned He was found about 11 a m Mr Boland. who joined IBM In 1952 as a lab technician, was advanced from project manager of personnel recruitment and em ployment Other promotions William J Cooksley. 1117 Glen- wood Rd . Vestal, to project man ager, personnel sen-ices Dr Charles J Standish, 1101 Front St . Vestal, to advisory mathematician, Navy systems en gineering Robert L Moeller. Meadow At Bible School JOHNSON CITY — The Baptist Bible Seminary last raght awarded degrees to 62 students, including nine from the Triple Caries area, a; commencement exercises Twenty-four were granted Bach elor of Theology decrees and 34 brook La , Vestal, to advisory*] were presented Bachelor of Relig-T engineer iiiHiutHuiability and\ suu-1 lous Education degrees Four were awarded three-year diplomas Awarded Bachelor of Theology degrees were Carl Grarwohl. Glen Aubrey Donn Jackson. Johnson City and. William \Wnpefer. ve*faT Awarded Bachelor of Religious Education degrees Ann Arthur, Lndicott. r.ugene Chandler. End- well, Sandra Eneg. Endicott. Charm Kinney. Johnson City. Vir ginia Mitchell, Chenango Forks and Ruth Neipert Oswald, Johnson City. Endwell Youth Breaks Elbow JOHN SO N'CITY — A 15-year- old Endwell youth yesterday found out that baseball can some, times be as rough as football Gary Paglinano son of Mr and Mrs LawTence Paglinano. of 213 A tractor equipped with a scoop; Wilson St wa s treated at Wilson , , in. .L_ -i„ „»# vtotvi«H=i Hncnita for a broken was used to lift the vehicle off -the youth. He was taken to Wil son Memorial Hospital where he died at 4 15 pm , Memorial Hospital for a broken left elbow He reportedly fell while-play ing baseball. Stock Quotations Allied Chemical-M'-» u American Airline*—194 u S American Motors—u % Am. Tel It Tel-90 d 1% Amenran Smelt-SO\ American Tohacco—MH u \ Anaconda Copper- SIS u ** AtciL Top Santa Fe-23 u Vt A» m Mfg - l.s Balumore ft Ohio—33i l u \i Belhlehem S 'PP I -tf-% u Vt Boeing Aircraft—26 Eorden—4M, j » Burroughs—39'* u H Canadian PMIUC-Z 5\, U ft Celanese—14 d H Cadre- \l? ..W Cheiapeake & Ohio—S1H u % f.rj.er M- • 5. u . ^iSumhia Gas-l* i d H C «n l * h Cur < \\;\gr --.3 . d ifc Pa *'~ ' I* • u i DLAW—6 t I» J4 A * A r-a,\ II 4 £<ow Cnemira;-- \K 't u 1V» I Hip- • -I 1 \' J '« Eastman Kwlak-lZ;\» U 3Si EJ i'ir-ii' \S 33 EJ Pref-79^ SO Erlr-«'» u , ford—70 u l<i General D<rta-ntrs*M?4 tt 44 General Electric—u ^ General Motors— 4i«« u 1 General Precision— 58H General TeiepVn—31S V H Gorgia & Parific—M'* u * Goodrich—70 , u 1\ Goodyear— 3954 u * HaUman—d H IBM-521 1 , rt 2-» Int. Han. ester— U ^ u m lni Ni<lcel—66', u >» Inter Paper—10* u 1 Inter Tel & Tel -41 d <% Johns MAjuvuie—61H u S K.aisrr Alum--4°S u 1 -j Kennecnt Copper-^78 u 1H Ltssrt arW M^ent—79-, d H Lorllard—3S _ , d S Marine Midland-.'5'» d H. Mohwaxk Airlines—2'i . 3 Montgomery Ward--«4»» u> \ National Gypsum—53^ d \a Nanonal Steel-79 S u S New York Central-24 1 * u S M.s Elertnr and Gas -25S d H Niagara-Mnha»l<—35 ^1 d ^ Northern Pai if • 41S u S Norwich Pharmlral--18 d \4 Ta-ke Da 4\ r % Fenr^ RP.-'.3S u \4 fr I 'pj I'e 1 \ i 44 >» - V Proctor & Gamhle—113 » u H Rat i r. -p- \J J i KepuNic S'.ee.-65S d H K\v«u rhji'h A' I 1 S Schenley—23*» u S Srhenng--7j u ' » Sperr>- Rand-23S d H Stan Oil of Caw—4) d -4 Stan. Oil of XI —<2S u H Sheraton Corp- 17H d Textron Am—2m u H L' S. Rubher-S-v u V y US. Steel—85 u U X WesUngtvuse- «1 u S ' Wool worth—69 V u S Yale 4 To^-n- 31 » u \k ZeniUt Radio— Mi H H. Taut Mltg no port engineering O if ford T Teague 109 Main St . Owego. to technical assistant to the quality manager James E Fisherkeller. 617 E. Main- St , Owego, to protect neer in quality engineering plan ning Paul h Locke. Lincolnshire Blvd . Owego to advisory engi neer in test equipment engineer- 31 Personnel Changes O.K.d by U-E ENDICOTT — Personnel matters took up most of the business last night of L' E school board During the meeting, the board approved 10 leaves of absence. 12 resignations, and the hiring of nine factulty members. Leaves of Absence: Mrs Marilyn Schafer, extended until June 30, 1961, Mrs Evelyn Koehler, extended until June 30, 1961. Mrs Rachel Pittarelli, ex tended until June 30. 1961, Mrs. Marjone M. Bovan for the 1960- 61 school year; Mrs Ann Dodge for the 1960-61 schooi year. Miss Syl via Snyder, from June 6, 1960 un til December 31. I960. Mrs Eliza beth Scott, from June 13, 1960 to June 30. 1961. Mrs. Lillian Wheel er, extended to June 30, 1961, Mrs. T5e\fty Hartman, extended to June 30, 1961, Miss Laura Dodson, ex tended to June 30, 1961. and ap pointed substitute for the_ 1960-61 school year Resignations, all effective June 30, 1960 John W Matias. 3r . Thomas A. McLain, Miss Alia. M McLean, Mrs BeveTly B White, William E. Heater. Miss Mary Evelyn Rice, William Popelka, Mrs. Eleanor Popclka, Harold V Cobb, John Nemire, Mrs. Alice Colonna, Phil lip Scimone. Appointments all effective Sept. 1, 1960 Miss Anne Kilker. $4,350. Mrs. Aija S Ball $5 000. Charles S. Thompson $5,100. Miss Mary E. Tyne $4,350, Miss Barbara A. Turner $4 500. Mrs Clara A. Drewry. $.\) 400. Miss Ph> Jis V. Mead. $5 700. Mrs Jean R Eise- man, $4,350, Mrs Annabelle Pal. frey Board also approved four non- teaching staff changes Miss Florence Lane cafeteria manager, resignation effective on June 3. William Wilcox custodian, resignation effective July 1, Lau rence June, leave of absence ex tended to June 30, 1961. G Luray Hall, custodian hirpd at a salary of $3,570 effective June 6 In other action, the board Approved the attendance at the ..jconri annual reading conference S\racuse. June 2\-July 1. of Mrs Gladys F Wolfe, with expenses to be paid by the district Tabled announcement of assist- ^tant football coaches^, **%ppm\ home teaching-ftr Craig Malmfeldt by Mrs Margaret Gibborr and Mrs Isabelle .Lauton. By MARTHA DOYLE ENDWELI Plans to build 125-150 new homes in North Endwell, to cost $27,000 or more each, were dis closed today by Frazier & Son, Inc. The fiim yesterday bought about 74 acres from Mr. and Mrs, James H. Ottaway, Pheasant Lane. Mr. Ottaway is publisher of The Daily Bulletin. Tax stamps on the deed indicate the price was $170,000. Mr. and Mrs. Ottaway are officers of Ottaway News- ' papers-Radio Inc., which includes eight newspapers- in New York, Pennsylvania and Connecticut as well as WENE and two other radio stations. The property transfer does not include the Ottaway home on Pheasant Lane and four and a half acres surrounding it. which the Ottaways have reserved for their personal use The purchase includes a plot of 72 acres and two parcels on Pheas ant Lane, one 200 feet square and the other 450 by ISO the equivalent of about four building lots The main plot adjoins the Bing ham ton Country Club golf course on the eastern side and lies north j of Pheasant I^ane j Paul T Frazier president of the firm, said that the larger pint will be developed as a subdivision similiar tn Hilltop Acres which is in »he vicimrv Mr Frazier and his son Gray- don about 1954 purchased some 100 acres from Mrs Hazel Lacey and developed it as Hilltop Acres They ha\e built 17\>?00 homes and will have completed work in the subdivision In about another year The contractors estimated It would take about a year to plot the new subdivision They said although it will adjoin Hilltop Acres it will be given a new name, as yet undecided. Two of the streets In Hilltop Acres — Valley View Dr and Ventura Blvd — will continue north through the proposed new subdivision, the contractor said Sewer and water lines will be extended as new homes are com pleted in the developments Exact number at homes to, be constructed could not be deter mined. Graydon Frazier Jr , said that will depend on the terrain The contractors consider the former Ottaway property •'excel lent,\ for development It rises gently northward and has wooded areas. It Is planned to preserve at least 50 per cent of the trees. The land sold yesterday was purchased in 1948 as a part of an 85-acre parcel by Mr. and Mrs Ottaway from IBM Within a short time, Mr and Mrs Ottaway built & large Wil- hamsburg-type home on the street known at that time as Mangan Rd The Cokinial type two-story brick house has a picturesque setting It is some distance from the street, surrounded by tall trees with a semi-circular dnvewa.v Later Mr and Mrs Ottawiay sold land for new homes to Mr and Mrs Michael Scela, Mr and Mrs Maurice Hamilton, Mr and Mrs Kenneth MacQueen and Mr and Mre\~T^naon Boyd Att Brer on Pheasant I>ane The Frazieps have been local contractors about 16 years He said he \likes Endwell \ He Robison to Speak lnVes+aUuly4 U-EfoBack- Relucfantly- Phone Tax Use ENDICOTT —Members of the j Union-Endicott school board and a representative of New York Telephone Co, last night faced an empty U E auditorium at the telephone tax heanngvr sponsored by the board Meeting had been announced for S 30, but no district voters appeared The board went on record as backing the tax but In a sense against their wilL Members said the legislature's stand Is \you (school boards) are always look ing for a way to raise school taxes Without further taxing pro perty Here it is \ Board member Clifford Crane said it is not fair for the tele phone company to act as an agen cy for collecting the tax How ever, he pointed out, this is the only way we can get additional money at present, and if school boards do not approve- the meas ure, the Legislature will not look favorably on other requests for further means of gathering monies for school support. George N Shaw, manager of the Endicott and Oewgo offices of NYT Co , told board members his organization thought the tax was unfair and discriminatory. He said it was an emergency mea sure passed during the war. If turned over to the schools, it phone company states schools would be like a 10 per cent sales tax, he said Figures on how much the schools would collect annually dif fer widely State records sight a figure of $173,000. while the tele- would receive only $79,000 Each school district within Broome County is holding a pub lic hearing on the matter to de termine the wnshps of the district voters in the casp Though Con gress has, not .yet levied the tax, the bill expires June 30 unless the. group reinstates the measure. I VESTAL — Supervisor x Jones said today \that Representative Robison. Owego, will be the guest speaker at tHe Pierce Hill Park dedication ceremonies July 4. barring adjournment complications in Washington In a letter to Mr. Jones, repre sentative Robison said he would be glad to serve as guest speaker provided that Congress is not \in adjournment throes.\ At the last board meeting, town planning director, Vincent P. Han- nan expressed the hope that the well house restroom facilities and picnic shelter would be in place by July 4. WASHER REPAIR SERVICE *Norge ft Whirlpool Washers •All Other Makes Repaired LANCE'S TV 1M Front St., Vertal ST 51533 US Main St. MU 7-2114 inked about the terrain in North Endwell \We vp worked on the sidehills so lone we rouldn t do anything P]SP W'P think the view is ver> - nice and the people too \ Self imposed building standards oT ThP\ firm will ouilnil the- -pm- no«;od new subdivision It was ex plained that the minimum lot S17P is <*1 hv 1 ,\?0 feet Also homes of equ-il value will he in the area It was stated that '#7^ most pxneri&ivp homes will be those n^ar the Ringhamton Coun (jiDDore ano .virs isaui-nc i trv Club from May 2 until June 24 ; at $4 50 j The propertv transfer was com- per hour ing Arthur C Stenberg Brookside r J II ki Ave Apalachin. to administrative | t HQ We 11 IVl3n assistant to the manager of per- 1 sonnel administration II . rv — - J William A Burcin, Apalachin M U XX, V^d I VdXUdQVQ RI) 1 to project manager of em- , In JC Crash JOHNSON CITY — James J Dovle 65 of 3507 Mary St . End- well yesterdav was injured shghtlv when his auto struck a plovmrnt and placement Irving L. Isch 2724 Watson Blvd Lndicott to staif engineer flight test project Charles E ShiPld Jr. Endwell. to technical assistant in Ancillary equipment Co. Ordination Mr plofpd yesterdav Kenneth Insure and Tam\s Gnu were nrtornevs for thp Frazier* and J Y Becke^ and Edwin l^achman rppresented Mr and Mrs Ottavvav. Accomim? to a contract signed Mav 21 Mr and Mrs Ottaway will hold a morteagp for $153 550 Woman's Les*s Hurt When Car Pins Her to Fence $»k.*?L!Zr» 0k,ah0 ™ SLn^U, 0 \ COrl * S EN'DICOTT — A 15-ypar-old En City Air Materiel area Lester M OverhuJtz, 408 Beck- with Ave, Endwell to develop ment engineer Doppler radar de velopment Frederick L. Guth. 31 Moeller St . Bingham ton. to technical as sistant in personnel services Leonard A Laskowski, 5 King Ave., BinghamtQn. to technica] assistant in employment and place ment Edward H Galinsky, 59 Hoop er Rd , Endwell, to staff engineer ing writer in the technical writ ing department U-E to Rent EJ Clubhouse For Classes ENDICOTT — Endicott - John son Corp has approved the rent ing of Ln-Joie clubhouse to Union- Endicott School Board at the rate of $1 500 annually Building will be used for physi cal education classes for boys and girls. Bowling facilities in Endicott Johnson Recreation Center are not included in the figure, hut will be charged for by the gaipe School classes previdusly were held in the Recreation Center. But fhe facilities are no longer avail able, as EJ plans t» use the build ing for executive otikaL Johnson City. r , ,i^,^w,, — „ „ .... Mr Do>le reportedlv swerved dicott woman last night was treat to a\oid hitting a car ahead of at Hospital as the result him which swung wide to make, of being pumpd b p U . pon a fpn , e a r.ght hand curve onto Auburn anf j a rar S Mr Dovle said he attempted! ^'\^^u^ °/ ^VT to pass the car when he saw its! vva * ^™ T ^land ^ndi * i K... cott RD 5 who was taken to the hospital by Endicott Police am bulance According to an accident report at police headquarters Mrs Whpeland was pinnpd betwpen a fencp and a car drivpn bv Albert Wheeland 29. her husband right turn signal flashing, but as he drew alongside, the car made a wide swing In ordw to avoid a collisio-i, he sw-ung to the other side of the road. Striking the pole He •was treated at Wilson Me morial Hospital for a cut chin HJS car was damaged consider ably P-STA to Elect Tomorrow ENDICOTT —Election of offi cers will be the feature of the final meeting of St Joseph's P- STA tomorrow at 8 in the school cafeteria Sixth grade mothers w-.'.l be in charge of the coffee social which will follow the business meeting A scrap drive sponsored bv the group will be held Saturday from 8 to 4 in the school grounds All parishoners are asked to bring their old newspapers mag- \Suines and rags to the grounds where trucks will accept dona tions. Proceeds will be used for the new convent now being complet ed. Convent will house teaching sister* of SL Joseph. 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