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Funds Voted
For Repair
Of Pavilion
A supplemental appropriation '
of $1,163 for renovation of the
pavilion was authorized by the
Stewart Park Commission in its
annual meeting at City Hall
Tuesday afternoon.
The commissioners were in-
formed that the $5,000 appropri-
ated last year for the work was si
$828 short of the estimated final
cost to which it was decided to
add another $335 for construction
of a curb around the west side '
of the building.
More Fire Places Planned
No other permanent improve- j
ments other than the addition of `
more fire places and individual
picnic grounds, the latter to be
paid out of Department of Public
Works funds, are contemplated to
this year. By hording down ex- L
penses this season, the commis- pI
sioners believe they will be able C:
to restore the trust to the $100,- ti(
000 principal figure. At present
it is only $2,000 or $3,000 short
of that sum due to the fact the
principal has been drawn on pe-
riodically in recent years for f
major construction items such 1
as the Newman Municipal Golf 1
Course clubhouse, the bandstand 1
in the park proper and a small
building on the Bergholtz Tract. 7
The supplemental appropria- c
tion Monday was occasioned by p
the fact workmen found the un-
derpinning of the pavilion in
much worse condition than they
anticipated. It was necessary tc
replace many supporting piers
and to construct a new wall t
around three sides of the build-
ing. The old wooden porch was r
also removed and is now being o
replaced by a concrete court. 1;
`Park Looks Wonderful' C
Commissioner Sherman Peer, v
commenting on park use, said, cl
"I think the park looks wonder- a`
ful—Ed Stewart would be very
proud if he could see it today." IF
He referred to the late Edwin C. L
Stewart, former Ithaca mayor,
who left the $100,000 in trust for
park improvements and develop-
ment. The commission has al-
Ways subscribed to the belief
that the fund could be best used
by maintaining the principal and
using the interest for improve- n
ments. b
Superintendent Laverty re- C
ported the park had its best sea- p(
son ever last year and he be-
lieved it would prove even more v
popular as a recreation center s
this season. He attributed the f
availability of picnic- facilities
and lack of parking fees as be-
ing contributing faftors in its in-
creasing popularity.
Allan H. Treman, who has
served as chairman for the last :
15 years, was re-elected.
FOR NEW BUILDINGS OR REPAIRS
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all respects conform to the terms of the Building Ordinance of the City of Ithaca,N.Y.
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to be used and occupied as a—
Commissioner of Building
Unless used, this permit will expire /10 r s^ 19 ¢°