The Oneonta Star from Oneonta, New York • Page 5

June 29, 1970 Stof I bidney Center boy edges brother in soap finals Jeffrey Kirby of Sidney Center beat-out bis biother Tim, 13, Saturday to win iiie Onwnla Soap Box Derby on Ravine Parkway in his blue-stream-lined racer. Besides winning a trophy and a $500 savings bond from Chevrolet, Jeff earned the right to compete in the international derby August 15 in Akron, Ohio. From the moment the derby began at 9 a.m., Jell and his brother Tim were in tight rivalry. In the Division," Jclf defeated Tom Lettis, son of Oneonta Mayor James Lettis. In the second round, he outraced HelJmuth Mkhelitsch.

Scott Jer. auld was ou'distanced in the third heat, and Jeff rested when he pulled a "bye" in the fourth round. He tame back in the fifth round to defeat Mike Jerauld, brother of the boy he "out- bested" earlier. Meanwhile, Tim was building up momentum in the "A Division." After knocking off Jeff Finch in the first round, ha came back in the second round to beat Gary Shaw to the finish line. Last year's finalist 7,.

Dog Warden Uly LllC seeks homes for 5 Brothers Tim and Jeff Kirhy of Sidney Center battle down lo the wire in the finals of scvfn'i, held Saturday afternoon on Kavine Parkway. Oneonta Soap T5ox T)erly, (I'lioto by Jlary Bright, Mrs. Ellis 2 join board this week Mrs. Eloise Ellis and Bill G. Bright will become members of Oneonta's Board of Education when the Board holds its annual organizational meeting, Wednesday, July 1, at 7 p.m.

They will replace Mrs. Betty Burr and Thomas Hickey, whose terms expire. Bright, Mrs. Ellis and Michael Lisa were elected to terms In a seven-candidate school board election earlier i i spring. Lisa was appointed to the board in 1969.

Also on the agenda for the annual meeting is the election of the school district officers. At least one new officer will be chosen a replacement for Hickey as vice president of the Summer school signup nears end The last two periods for summer school registration for the Oneonta City School. District, and'Bugbee schools are scheduled for 8 a.m. to noon today and Tuesday at the Senior High School. Students expecting to driver education or a course ending in a regents examination must pay the regular $3 fee for one or two courses before they will be admitted to class, according to summer school officials.

Classes for grades seven through 12 begin Wednesday, July 1, and continue daily for the 30-day session ending Aug. 11. Classes will be held July 3. Regent's examinations, are scheduled for Aug. Enrollment is closed for theatre, conservation, field biology and driver education.

Enrollment Is closed for theatre, conservation, field biology, and driver education. Due to insufficient demand the eighth grade American government and ninth grade Afro-Asian Culture courses have been cancelled. A second session of the field ecology coursa for grades seven to nine will be, repeated after the first session ends. In order, for the repeat course to be held, at least 12 students must register before.July 20 at the-junior" high school guidance office. Enrollment is still open for intermediate typing, general science and the work-study classes.

Students In grades 10-12 -who have summer jobs may earn Vj or 1 unit of local credit for class sessions, by attending a class with Edwin Deleski from p.m. in room 207 of the Senior High School. Students needing local credit in English, two years, besides the regents courses listed, should complete registration before July 1. Elementary reading classes will be held from 9-11 each day from June 29 to. July 31 at' Valieyview School.

Thomas Coady, coordinator, can be reached at 432-8200, extension 79. Students unsure of their class periods should contract Mr. Isler, at 432-8200, extension 49. The office will be located at the Health Center beginning today. board.

Other offices to be filled are: school board i superintendent of schools, clerk of the board, school district tax collector and deputy, school district treasurer, and school board attorney. After Mrs. Ellis and Bright take their seats, it probably won't take them too long to become familiar with board's proceedings. "The best learning process for that job," says Superintendent of Schools Robert White, "is practical experience as a member. But to supplement this, there are a few phases of orientation for new board members." He said the State Education Department invites all new members to come to Albany to take part in a a orientation program, designed to acquaint the new member with the board's operation.

"Locally, Edward S. Onody (the district's business presents an orientation program describing in detail, the business aspects of the board's duties," White said. Superintendent said he with all new members to describe policy and other remaining aspects of the school board's work. "Though we can present a great deal of information in this way," the superintendent Said, "the best 'classroom' by far is actual participation as an active member of the board itself," White said. Jeff Kirby of Sidney Center is still stunned after his victory in Saturday's Soap Derby.

Jeff will compete in the national Derby Championship in Akron, Ohio, in August. (Photo by Mary Wessinger) Power shutdown following crash Pictures of three generations of Oneonlans appear in the Empire State Kiwanian magazine this month. The trio all belong to the Oneonta service club and editors of the magazine say that this is "unique." The Oneontans are Clyde F. Bresee, a charter member of the club; his son, Philip, a member since 1952 and grandson, Mark, who joined the club in 1969. DO Line runs The DO-Linc, a steam excursion railroad, has scheduled two-a-day week-day trips from the depot to Micklc Bridge and return at 2 and 3 p.m.

On weekends trains will run at 2,3,4 and 5 p.m., officials said. Payments due Tuesday, June is the final day to make the payment on city water and sewer City Chamberlain Thomas J. Natoli a Payments will be received, he said, until the close of business tomorrow. Tryouls open Tryouts for SUCO Summer Theatre productions will be held Irom 7-9 p.m! tonight in the college's Fine Arts' Center. Tryouts are open to the general public.

The group will put on "The Boyfriend" and three one- act Plays. Tour meeting Historical Tours and Cultural Exchanges will hold a meeting at 7 p.m., Monday, June 29, at the Oneonta High School cafeteria. The group'has two seats left for the tour England, France, Belgium and Holland in August. Piirfc elsewhere City officials. have requested that motorists' park on the upper portion of the Dietz Street parking lot today since workers will be doing blacktop repair and overlay on the south end (nearest Main Street).

canines Oneonta's Dog Warden, Mrs. Mary Lou Wendland, is looking for new homes for five canines who are now in. the city dog pound. The dogs are: a friendly red and black shepherd hound, mixed female, about a year and a half old. a friendly, medium-sized mate brown and white mixed hound.

a three-month-old black and white puppy. a two-year-old female beagle. a white and brown, three- month-old female hound puppy. Temperatures, High Low Pr. Oneonta, clear 75 47 Albany, clear 77 43 A section of Oneonta was snapped the pole in front of 374 Albuquerque, cloudy 92 68 Main Street.

Dr. William Lado Dentist will open office here The office of Dr. Willim l.ado, who is beginning a genreal dentistry practice in Oneonta, will ire opened in Ihc Medical Arls Building on Monday, July 6. A native of Rome (N.Y.), Dr. l.ado was graduated frorii Rome Free Academy nnd tho State University at Buffalo in 11)68.

He then cnlcrcd the U.S. Air l-'nrre from which he has recently been discharged. He is married to the former Miss Karolyn Vaccnra nnd the couple have a daughter, year old Pamela. Dr. and Mrs.

Lado reside at 4 Brigliam Road, 2 injured as car leaves road Two people were injured Sunday morning when a car driven by Millicent J. DeSilva of 2 Washburn went out of control, Jeft the road and hit a tree, according to Oneonla police. A police report said the car was traveling north of East End Avenue about 1:43 p.m. when, according to the driver, she lost control of the car, drove off the left side of the road and struck a tree in front of 15 Esst End Ave. Taken to Fox Hospital with bruises and contusions of the chest were two passengers, Cheryl DeSilva and Donna McMullen of Colliersville.

A third passenger, Dawn Ilinkley of Colliersville, was not sad. Fox hospital CENSUS: 144. BIRTH: Mr. and Mrs. Herbert McCall, Unadllla RD1, a son, 7 3 11:53 a.m., June 28.

ADMISSIONS: Gaeto Massina, 411 Main Frank Shutts, 32 Cherry Master Paul Smith, Maryland; Mrs. Fanny Wood, Bloomville; Mrs. Elizabeth Smith, 23 Main Mrs. Donna McCarthy, Worcester; Baby Kevin Hossdal, Delhi; Miss Carolyn Levine, 39 Union St. I A Master Thomas Bonneville, 1 Clover ari Christiansen, Davenport Center; Miss Evelyn Fergueson, 4 Columbia Miss Katherine Garlock Pine Mrs.

Donna McCarthy, Worcester; Baby Emily Osterhout, Delhi Stage; Miss Bertha Slack, 21 Country Club Road; Robert Wrench, Winney Hill Road; Mrs. Dorothy Lane and baby daughter, Margaretville; Mrs. Laura Mazzeralla, 11 Orchard George Moore, New Berlin; Mrs. Adelaide Putnam, East Worcester; a Spooner, West Edmeston; Mrs. Patricia Wassenaar and baby daughter, South New Berlin, Man ticketed 'Paul 0.

PanRtnan of Mount Upton was ticketed by Oneonta Police about 11:40 p.m. Saturday on a charge of following too closely behind another vehicle. without electric power lor half an hour early Sunday murning while New York State Electric and Gas removed a utility pole from atop a car that snapped the pale. Police said a charge of driving while intoxicated was placed against Lereau S. Winchester, of, Mount Upton, after his car left Main Street at about 1:05 Sunday morning and Lima subway LIMA, Peru (AP) Peru's military government will call for bids next week on a subway to serve Lima's 3 million residents, officials announced.

The subway would be in operation by 1977. Police added that the car was heading east on Main Street at the time of the accident. Work crews were called out about 3:40 a.m., according to a company to remove the pole. The circuit was open for about 26'minutes while the men worked, Winchester, who was taken to Fox Hospital' by Oneonta City Ambulance, refused treatment, according to police. He was released on $1,000 property bond.

clear Bismarck, clear Boise, rain Boston, clear Buffalo, cloudy Charlotte, cloudy 78 62 89 67 58 76 52 73 51 81 69 T. Goodyear featured in production COOPERSTOWN A Cooperstown and Springfield resident will appear in a feature role in the.Cooperstown Rotary Club's benefit performance a Cooperstown Playhouse, Tuesday evening, June 30. Te comedy play is "Right Husband," and featured in the cast will be Tom Goodyear, chairman 'of the Northern Otsego Chapter American Red Cross and A member of the local Rotary Club. In addition to Goodyear tlw cast will include'Stephen Calder, Terrance McKeers, Judith Gordon, Maureen 0 Marguerite Geha and Hank Roberts. Rotary Cfnmittee- in charge of the Benefit is made up of C.H.

Ba'ntham, Dr. Edward Whalen and Howard C. Talbot, Carnival today A carnival for the benefit of Muscular Dystrophy scheduled Friday and postponed because of bad weather, 1 will be. on from 1 to 4:30 p.m. today at 95 Street.

The -event, which will be combined from 1 to 2 p.m. with bake sale, will be culminated when at 4:10 p.m, and until '4! 30 p.m., the "Mini-Bike 'Angels" will stage a mini-bike act. Co-chairmen of the event are Alice Nader and Kin Salisbury; Mike Bettiol number three. The fourth and fit th rounds became wins four and five when Tim defeated Robert Garner and respectively. Now, the two brothers were matched for "the big one" -the finals, "A Division" against Division." The race began.

One spectator said. "It was really something. Sitting up'jri the back, it was awfully hard to tell most of the way down who was ahead. They were constantly so close together." But Jeff breezed past the finish line a few feet before Tim. "A Division" runner-upi were Steve Alger, first, and Robert Garner, secnd.

In the Division." Mike Jerauld was first and Tom Ingallsi second. Following the race, a banquet with award presentations was held in Neahwa Park. James Toms, from the Chevv rolet Zone Office in Syracuse, presented the awards. Jeff received his trophy and $500 bond, the runner-ups received "Place" 'trophies," and all 40 competitors received soap box T-shirts, their a i helmets and participation trophies. The field started with tt competitors, but six were dli- qualified for reasons ranging from being unprepared to faulty Now that the race In 'over, both Jeff and Tim's cars have been impounded.

Jeff's will be crated and sent to Akron, where It will he-stored until the Just In case Jeff is unable participate, Tim'i car has been impounded locally. If need be, ft will be sent to Akron. In Akron, 280 boys from around the world will compete for $15,000 in scholarships. (More Derby photos on page Two-thirds Class of 70 onto A total 173 membra: rf JM KT70 Oneonta High School graduating class havrbeeji acctptttl for post-graduate itudy. at various colleges Tocafiwal schools, according to Onwjita High School Guldanct CounMJM Karl He said the figure repreienU: 68 per cent of the 2S1 a.

four per cent increast over last year. "I think the reason for.ttiii,"; Kaiweit 1 interest vocational; and. two-year colleges." i He explained this, may rtfttet the increase in the number vocational courses available-at technical yjchools, MABEY'S HAT SHOP CLOSED FOR VACATION July! it to 8th RE-OPENIN6 AU6. 10th NOTICE -We are in the process of relocating on July 15th. Watch for our opening day at new location.

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