THE P06T-STANDAJLD,
N. Y, Tfc*n4.v,
II, 1M4
Swimmer, 18, Drowns in Oneida Lake Channel
Exhausted
Mates Are
Rescued
Canastota 240,000 Grant
Enrollment Canastota to Ask Aid
89 Higher For Sewage Building
SYLVAN BEACH-Gary CreeCANASTOTA-By noon Wed.
don, IS, former Oneid* High
nesday, a record student 'oody CANASTOTA-Mayor Michael Also in connection with the reported that headquarters In
School ithlete ?r.d son of Mr.
of 2,306 Canastota Central Becker Sr. has been authorized proposed sewage treatment facil. Albany is being lost to an urand Mrs. Edward F. Creedon
School pupils had attended ini- iy the village board to apply ties, Becker announced that ban renewal project and that
of Barker Road. Oneida Valley
tial classes for the 1964-1965 or a federal grant towards the Queensborp farm products milk Syracuse and Utica are bidding
drowned here Wednesdiy night
school year, with the possibil 856,000 Canastota sewage treat' plant officials requested a meet- for the headquarters.
ing with members of the village! He said that state officers of
wWle swimming across the
ity that 50 more pupils will
board and the water board andlthe Jaycces feel Canastota will
Barge Canal channel, state po
check into classes later this ment plant facilities.
lice reported.
week.
The application, as prepared engineering firm to discuss sug- have as good'a chance of getCreedon, who had taken par1
This 2,306-pupil mark was iy the engineering f i r m ol jcstions the firm has in mind. ting the headquarters as any
in many Oneida high schoo
89 more than opening day a ilcarns and Whcler, Cazcnovia, The mayor said the milk plant other city.
officials did not elaborate on! It was suggested that a threesports events, was to enter Mo
year ago. A record faculty was
what the sugestions were.
]acre site, facing Route 5, near
hawk Valley College this month
on hand to instruct the recorc requests a $240,000 grant.
Gordon
W
h
e
1
e
r
said
t
h
e
In other business village of-jthc Canastota airport be an inHe graduated list June from
student body.
high school.
The additional 50 pupils wil amount is one third of the al- ficials discussed the problem ofjducemcnt, as all utilities are
Swimming with two compan
push the final census figure owable costs". He said that in trimming vacant lots. It was de. nearby.
that bids are under cidcd to have trustee Ernest Board members indicated they
ions, Riymond Yahnke, 18, o
icar the 2,350 mark, according :hc event the
amount the gov Emmi contact the owners of the were in favor of seeking the
Sylvan Beach and Bryan
.0 Superintendent J a m e s estimates
trnmcnt would play would be lots and outline what is involved headquarters.
Crouse, 18, of Verona Beach
Svolos.
The board also asked for bids
n cleaning the lots.
Creedon apparently became ex
Full classes were conducts proportionately less.
hausted in the middle of th
on opening day and Ihe cafe He also pointed out that if DPW Superintendent Rocco Di for a 1965 panel truck for use
aids were let this winter con- Veronica was asked to prepare by the water department. The
Channel. His companions mad
terias were operating on i nor struction
could start in May of a schedule of costs in connec- bids will be opened at the Sept,
Pilot and His Plane
a futile effort to save him, they
mal schedule.
and work would be com- lion with clearning the lots.
21 meeting.
told Trooper Robert Hinds o
Opening day attendance a 1965
Village officials were asked to Braun and Burton, Oncida,
S.Sgt Richard H. Evans of the 416th which he flew here from Alaska last the various schools in the dis pleted by May 1966.
the Sylvan Beach substation.
Whcler suggested that the vil consider making a bid to the was authorized to do, layout work
m Yards Wide
Combat Defense Squadron, Griffiss month.
tricl showed an increase
board pass a sewer ordin- state Junior Chamber of Com- on the Bruno-Wyland Housing
The swim across the Canal AFB, poses beside his Aeronca 7AC,
mosl cases wilh the biggest in lage
and said he would have a mcrce to establish headquarters project in connection with seek
Channel is measured more than
crease at the South Side, wher ance
sample
ordinance ready for con- in Canastota. John Massarotti, ing a solution to surface water
200 yards and in the middle it
five new classrooms were pu deration
in a month.
is about 17 feet deep.
into opcralion for the first
A second drowning was
time.
averted by the quick action of
The high school enrollment
Dtan Money, whose home is
also jumped by more than 11
near th* observation tower at
per cent with some of the overthe breakwater. Money who had
flow being accommodated in a
returned from a picnic, was
ninth grade Roberts St. School
George K.. Swayze, 5/aIe Editor • C«orge R Corr, Aut
alerted by his wife and chilhomeroom.
dren who heard shouts for help
An all-day teacher's conferONEIDA
NORWICH
about 7:20 p.m. in the canal.
ence in the Roberts St. School
Money was about to remove
CAZENOVIA
CANASTOTA
on Tuesday preceded the openhis bathing trunks and dress
ing of school. Superintendent
they
found
he
was
from
mad,
though,"
he
relates,
"bewhen his wife, Carolyn, called GRIFFISS AFB—Sgt. Rich-.when
Svolos welcomed the teachers
1
to him, "Somebody is in tro- ard H. Evans, an air policeman \laska he was given the royal cause there weren't any infrac- at a general business session
with the 416th Combat Defense rcatmenl.
tion reports waiting for me here at 10:15 a.m. Following the
ble."
VERONA—The Vcrnon-VcroHe grabbed an inncrtube used Squadron at Griffiss AFB, de- One unscheduled stop, when when I arrived."
meeting, luncheon was servec na-Shcrrill Red Devils worked
by his children and ran oul the vised a unique way to get to his he sergeant got a little off his Flying is a hobby with Sgt. and an afternoon session of de> out
15lh day on the field
breakwall. He spotted a swim- >rescnt duty station when he left route, was at the Army's Camp Evans, and he pulled his plane partmcntal conferences was icre their
Wednesday.
iielson AFB, Alaska, last )ouglas in Michigan. At dusk oehind him in a trailer when conducted.
mer in trouble about 70 feet off month.
The 51-man squad showed
He flew.
ie was looking for an airstrip he transferred to Alaska from
the breakwall. He swam out to Unusual?
guides were on duly marked improvement over the
Not in itself. But and happened to spot this one Maine in the winter of 1961. He forTraffic
him and helped him get in the Sergeant Evans
the
opening
classes
at
six
his own even though it was unlighled. now has it in a fielld at Ava, intersections in the village to •ecruils who rcporled for foottube. The swimmer, who was plane; an Aeroncaflew
)all practice Iwo weeks ago,
all the
interview with the colo- N.Y.
assist smaller children in cross Coach Leo Hannigan said. The
Crouse, whispered thanks. He way from Fairbanks,7AC,
Alaska, to nelIn inan command
of
the
post
ing
Main
and
Pcterboro
Sis
told Money that he couldn't the Oneida County Airport,
His
wife
Marjorie
drove
the
via the next morning, he was told family car with their five chil-; on Iheir way lo and fron players are showing acria
swim any longer; that he was Presque Isle, Maine.
ability and speed, but have
exhausted. He also told him he The lightweight craft, which is hat al the time he landed il dren on the return trip, with Sgt. school.
weight problems. It will be one
erms, lo run consecutively, wil
had tried to save his companion, a fabric-covered plane powered was the first time the strip had Evans departing a week behind Guides arc on duty on Peter of the lightest VVS teams to PHOENIX, Ariz. (API-Her- confine
Shockey for at least 30
bert
L.
Shockey,
30,
convicted
jecs
closed
to
traffic
in
years
boro
St.
at
Roberts
St.,
Wilsor
them.
They
just
beat
him
into
Gary Creedon.
ake the field in recent years.
by a 65-horsepower engine that "I guess they weren't too Maine.
Ave.
and
Hickory
St.
On
Main
killer
of
a
Sherrill,
N.Y.,
couple,
Desperate Attempt
The coach has seven letterpushes it along at about 7C
Shockey was convicted of mur
St., they are located on Mick men
Ray Yahnke, who played on m.p.h., took Sgt. Evans to
from last year Wednesday was sentenced to dering Mr. and Mrs. John Ber
ory, Center and New Boston and isreturning
the Oneida football team last Maine in just over a week.
building
his
team
around
two life terms in Arizona State lella, who were knifed and sho
Sts.
year and is now a post-gradu- Its 13-gallon fuel tank gives Village, Town
asl year's veteran players.
Prison.
to death Feb. 23 al (he fool o
ate pupil at Oneida High School, it a normal range of 225 miles
The Tri-Valley champions for Legal authorities said I h c ie Superstition Mountains abou
made a. desperate attempt to but with a couple auxiliary
two years, the VVS team lost its
0 miles east of Phoenix.
*et back to his drowning friend tanks in the rear seat, Sgt
championship by one point to
Superior Court Judge Irwin
Yahnke also became exhaustec Evans was able to stretch the
Cazenovia last year.
Cantor told Shockey:
and held onto weeds off the distance to over 350 miles.
While VVS would like to
"You have been in trouble al
breakwall.
He followed the Alaska High
avenge its setback it must (ace
f your life, and in seriou
Money, who went to the res way south to Edmonton, Alta.
many of the star players of lasl
rouble all of your adult life. At
cue of Yahnke, said "he was and from there flew on to Greal
year who fill the Cazenovia
cmpt after attempt has b e e
exhausted and unable to pul Falls, Mont., and east.
Lakers lineup, Coach Hannigan
made for your rehabilitation
WAMPSVILLE
The
Town
lanastola
and
the
T
o
w
n
of
himself onto the breakwall."
A compass was the airman's
said.
without any success.
The two youths- were taken lo„ sole navigational instrument of Cazenovia and the Village of Lenox never acted on the pro"Society must be protecte
posals
in
the
report
made
by
the office of Dr. James Wilsoniand with no lights on the air Cazenovia are planning to reB1NGHAMTON tfi-A Iruck- from you."
of Sylvan Beach for medical •afl il was necessary for him view zoning regulations in the [he zoning committees.
drivcr was killed Wednesday Shockey and his courl-appoin
attention.
Supervisor John Robertson of ONEIDA - A contract for in
stop each night during the
when he was run over by a cd attorney had no commet
area, Supervisor Bernard Brown Canastota said the town has a slallalion of water mains to th
Ernest Money, brother of 000-mile trip.
roadway loader while working when sentence was passed.
1
zoning ordinance and all zon- West Road-Bennetts Cornel
Dean, was in the channel a He says that everywhere he said Wednesday.
on an arterial highway projec
area of this city has been signe
few minutes later with a boat opped people were surprised t< The zoning regulations will ing problems are well under con- by
here.
Mayor
Abraham
V.
William
to help with the rescue. He had ee a little plane like his, and be set up for both the village trol. He said the plan to hold a . The contracl was signed t
Police said Raymond Archi
and Ihe township, present plans public hearing on the report of
diving equipment in the boat
bald, 34, of (Pennvale Hotel
the
$122,674.25
projecl
with
th
ndicale.
the zoning and planning com
and went down. Dean joined
Carbondale, Pa., and Delhi
In the Town of Lenox a joint mission report had been shelved J. W. Dougherty Constructio SHERRILL -It was "bad
Ernest and the brothers were
; N.Y.. employed by the Lane
Co.,
Skaneateles.
ownship
a
n
d
Canastola
a
n
d
The report which is three
jrnnstnirtinn Tn of Md'iden
on the bottom of the channel
ampsville village zoning re- years old would have to be re-l .Prescnt for the si smng was o school" Wednesday for four Conn., and two other men wer
for about 20 minutes in the
if the five Sherrill children who picking up broken glass fron GRIFFISS AIR FORCE BASE
!ily
Attorney
Joseph
Scavonc,
view
was
made
under
a
federal
vised
before
any
action
could
be
area where the Creedon youth
City Clerk Mrs. Marie Whit- spent Monday night in the dense he roadway of the construe- -Brig Gen. Emmctt M. Tally
appropriation. T h e Village of taken, Robertson said.
was last seen. The sun was
combe and W. J. Dougherty, voods of northern Hcrkimerj ion site when the accident oc- Jr., will become head of the
setting and the bottom of the
County, before being found by urrcd.
'ice president of the firm.
directorate of supply at hendchannel became dark, ending
Dougherty said construclion searchers Tuesday morning.
The driver of the loader quarters, Air Force Logistics
their search. Volunteers anc
One
of
the
five
remained
home
irobably would start Sept. 23
tarlcd up the vehicle, with the Command (AFLC), Wright PatSheriff's patrol boals begat
or 24 and would depend on how o resl from her experience in iladc raised, blocking his view lerson AFB- on Sept. 15. lie will
dragging operations immedi
SIRS. THQMA BUSS
:he
woods.
Peterboro
Mcthodisl
Church,
of"ast the suppliers can get the
ately. The victim's body was
Off to school and the envy of if the man. police said. Shouts succeed Brig. Gen. Ralph C.
PETERBORO - Mrs. Hazel ficiating. Burial will be in Peter- pipe to the firm.
recovered after two hours o
.heir
fellow schoolmates, were rom other workers were Lockwood, who has been named
G.
Bliss,
77,
formerly
of
411
boro
Cemetery,
The
asbestos
cement
pipe
will
GRIFFISS AIR FORCE BASE Pennsylvania Ave., Elmira, died
searching.
Teddy
Fuller, 8, son of Mr. and Irowncd out by the noise of the commander of the San BernarThere
will
be
no
calling
hours.
•un
from
a
point
near
Glenwood
—The Air Force Asso. Wednes- Tuesday in a nursing home in
dino Air Materiel Area.
Mrs.
Thomas
0. Fuller; Daniel machine, they reported.
Cemetery
south
on
West
Road
,ay honored Gen. Mark E Breescport after a long illness.
Police said Archibald's per- Tally was formerly deputy
Graves,
8,
son
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
MUS.
BERTHA
MARSH
to
Bennetts
Corners.
Uradley Jr., commander of the
James Graves, Theresa B e s s- nanent address was Delhi an commander of Rome Air Mawas born March 26, 1887, ONEIDA-Mrs. Bertha Marsh,
Air Force Logistic Command in She
mcr,. all of Sherrill. Deborah le was in Carbondale tcmpo- teriel Area until transferring to
Lansing,
Mich.,
daughter
of
(iOSPEL
SINGER
19,
of
112
West
St.,
died
Tuesat a luncheon during AFA's Thomas and Lina Graham. She
Graves, 6, was "kept home lo •arily while working on the con- AFLC as director of data sysHUBBARDSVILLE
Patsy
day
following
a
long
illness.
8lh National Convention at the was a resident of Lansing for
struction job.
tems in February 1962. He was
rest."
Prescotl,
internationally
known
A
native
of
Oncida,
she
was
iheraton-Park Hotel, Washing several years where she was a
deputy director of operations
The five children were found
the daughter o' Ransom and Western Gospel singer, will ap- Tuesday
ONEIDA-A public lecture o on, D. C.
from November 1962 until June
morning by searchers
for the Department Elizabeth Smith. She married An pear in a special program ol
mankind's hopes for the futur AFA President, Dr. W Ran bookkeeper
1963 at which time he became
State for Michigan. She was a son Marsh who died scvera Western Gospel music at 2:30 in what is known as Ihe Buffalo
will be given in Oneida at 3:3 dolph Lovelace II, presented the ofmember
area of the Town of Ohio
Rockwood's deputy,
of the First Baptist! years ago.
p.m. Sunday in West Brook Head
p.m. Saturday by a member o general wi;h a citation of honor Tiurch, Lansing,
i Rockwooci replaces Maj. Gen.
over 50 years. Surviving arc a daughter, Mrs field Assembly of God Church three miles from their families
the Christian Science Board which reads:
Clyde H. Mitchell, a former
Mrs. Bliss started Sunday I. Russell of Charleston, 111. Moscow Hill Road. The public campsite.
Lectureship.
"The Air Force Asso. pays ichool teaching in the junior ai. sister,
Mrs. Graves reported that the
ROAMA commander, who reMrs. August Flamcn is invited.
Hazel R. Harrison of Sant .ribute to General Mark E. department
hildron had "taken a little ONEIDA — City police were tired on July 30.
at the age of 16 and of Verona Beach; one grandMonica, Calif., will be th Bradley Jr., for outstanding aught for more
•alk" lo a creek nol far fron called to the Agway store here
speaker. She was invited b eadership in cost reduction ){ a century. lhan a quarter child, two great-grandchildren,
ie camp an area familiar to Wednesday morning to investiFirst Church of Christ, Scientis programs while service as com- Surviving are her husband, several nieces and nephews.
children and a place their
a reported burglary.
Services
will
be
al
2
p.m.
FriOncida, and will speak in Oneid mander, Air Force logistics Niomas C. Bliss, now of Peterad v i s i t e d often. They hai gate
Chief George A. Murphy said: |
Thursday,
mainly
fair
exday
at
Whitford-Edkin
Funeral
•Senior High School auditorium comand, United States Air )oro; a brother-in-law, Dr.
larlcd
back
to
the
campsite
Home, 322 Washington Ave.. the cept for some variable cloudi- vhen Danny Graves remember the burglars apparently entered |
T
560 Seneca St. Admission is free Force, 1964."
Vi-Ton Pickup
arland T. Morse, Lansing, Rev. Laurence R. Allen of DurHigh In 70s. Winds, d he had left his sweater nea the Stephens St. building during!
Miss Harrison attended Ih Under Bradley's leadership, ilich.,
and
a
niece,
Miss
Fredlight
hamville
Baptist
Church
officiatand
variable.
Further
the
night
by
crawling
through
j
University of California at Lo AFLC saved over $600 million
creek. The five started bac a feed chute.
Morse of Devon, Pa.
ing. Burial will be in Qlcmvood outlook: Other than the pos- ofiethe
Angeles, and the University during the past fiscal year. The •ica
creek "taking a short cut' The chief said the burglars
S
Services will be at 2 p.m. Sat- Cemetery.
sibility of a few light showers, nd "got
Southern California. She \ savings, audited under the De- urday
off the beaten path."
59
the Charles D. Barker Friends may call al the funeral mainly partly cloudy skies
stole two attachments for trim-]
active in university admissioi partment of Defense, U. S. Air funeralat Home.
Morrisville, the home Thursday 2 lo 4 and 7 lo and becoming rather warm
ming hedges, two power drills, j
work prior to entering the pu Force Cost Reduction Program, Rev. Orrin Carroll,
pastor of the 9 p.m.
and humid during Friday.
two power saws and a combinalie practice of Christian Scienc represent approximately 50 per
tion sander-polishcr.
healing in 1952. She is current cent of the entire Air Force savNT 7-2921
Assisting in the investigation
on a nationwide lecture tour. ings for the fiscal year 1964.
Chittcnango
are Inspector Edwarl Dowling
Recognized for his logistics
and Patrolman Ralph Keller.
management innovations, Brad'
ley has served as deputy chiel
NORWICH-Bids on the re.
of staff for systems and logismoval of 54 Elm trees were re-j
tics, Hq. USAF; vice command
cctcd by the City Council Tuescr-in-Chicf. U. S. Air Force Eu
day night, when it was scoii|
ONEIDA, NEW YORK
[hat the bids exceeded by $1,5001
CAZENOVIA - A 44-year-old rope and as director of procure
ho. money available in the
Cordially invites you and your friends tn attend x
Brooklyn woman was injured ment and production, Air Ma
budget for this purpose.
when the aulomobile driven by ':cricl Command
her husband skidded on a Route
CAZENOVIA — Two hundred legn for women.
man frolic and fashion show in The matter was referred to
the parks department.
20 hill a mile west of here at 11
seventy-four freshmen arrive on The 274 freshmen entering the Hubbard Hall.
entitled
a.m. Wednesday, stale police Cazenovia Gefs the Cazcnovia College campus college will go through testing On Monday, the president's din It is expected that other bids
reported.
Thursday, from 10 a.m. to 2 and orientation p r o g r a m ncr and reception will be held. will be asked for a lesser num- "CHRISTIAN SCIENCE: ITS ASSURANCE OF HOPE
Taken lo University Hospilai Curriculum OK
p.m. followed by a parents' con-ithroushoul the coming week,
Freshmen w i l l register 01 ber of trees.
in Syracuse was Mrs. Edilh
FOR MANKIND"
vocation in the Seminary Street! On Friday, choral and inslru- Sept. 15. as sophomores arriv
'RIDES AU DAY1
Pearson, of 3413 Ave. H, ac- CAZENOVIA-Cazennvia Col Mclhodisl Church.
[mental auditions will be held on campus Sophomore regislra
by
Haze! K. Harrison, C. S.,
cording to Sgt. .1. A. Meakin, of !cge has been informed by Ih Al 3 p.m. the freshmen will and the first of three panel dis lion will be Wednesday. Appro CA'/.ENOVIA—The Cazcnovia
of Santa Monica. California
the Morrisville State Police New York State Education De be entertained at a tea in Cole- cussions on summer readings imalcly 144 sophomores are cs Rotary C l u b will sponsor
substation.
parlment that its curriculum man Lounge and al 4 p.m. par-jwill be led by a (acuity mem peeled lo enroll.
"Rides All Day" from I p.m. Member of the Board of Lectureship ol The Molbci Chiirch,
Sgt. Meakin said the aulomo have been re-registered for the ents will be entertained at lea her and two uppcrclassmcn.
The First Cturrh of Christ, SclcntK in
to midnight Saturday at SubTht first convocation will
bile wn driven by George .1. usual two-year period.
Boston, Massacliujitls
in Hubbard Hall.
Freshmen will participate in held in the Seminary S t r e e t urban Park, Proceeds of the
Pearson, 47, husband of the in- The State Education Depart- E v e n i n g activities tor the testing programs Friday, Satur Mcthodisl Church at 7:30 p.m. day's activities will be used to
SATURDAY AFTERNOON, SEPT. 12. 1361, AT 330 O'clock
jured woman. The car was go- ment periodically reviews the freshmen involve meetings with day. and Monday,
Wednesday followed by a b i g defray expenses of Rotary's
In Oncida Senior Hlfh School
ing dawn a steep hill in second curriculums taught at both priv- advisers r e l a l i v e i o l h e Two features of the Saturday and 1 i 111 e sister party in the youth project of erecting and
560 Sentc* Street, Oncirti, New York
jcir rrlien it skidded »nd wenl ate and public institutions academic programs which they program will be a picnic luncMC o 1 e m a n recreation room, equipping the village ikating
into i drainage ditch.
throughout the stale.
will pursue at the two-year Col- on the back campus and a fresh- Classes begin Thursday.
rink shelter.
5,000 Milet
Air Cop Flies Aeronca
From Alaska to Rome
7 Veterans LOCAL NEWS
Lead VVS
Red Devils Must Serve 30 Years
Shocky Gets
2 Life 1Perms
Cazenovia Area Plans Sign Pact
Zoning Rules Review For Water
Extension
Air Force
Pays Honor
To Bradley
Man Killed
By Loader
Schoo/motes
Envy 'Lost
Sherrill Five
Gen. Tally
Transferred
Deaths
Future Hop<
nope
Topic of Talk
Burglars Hit
Agway Store
Area Weather
CHEVROLET
CANOPY
Orientation Programs Planned
Auto Skids/
Woman Hurt
274 Frosh Expected to Register
Thursday at Cazenovia College
Bids Exceed
Budget Fund
Pat's Chevy
First Church of Christ, Scientist
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