By LIBBY CUDMORE

SCHENEVUS

ome people make scrap-books, slide-

shows or websites of family photographs and letters.

Mary Wirchansky hand-stitches quilts. “It’s like those old paint-by-numbers kits, but with fabric,” she said mod-estly.

A portrait quilt of her grandfather, Joseph Kader Bryan Sr., titled “Waiting for the Mail,” took the People’s Choice prize at the 22nd annual Fenimore Quilt Club Show, which closed Sunday, Feb. 24, at the Cooperstown Art Association.

The quilt was in the making for three years, on and off. And on Thanks-giving 2011, Wirchansky realized that if she was going to finish it, she was going to have to devote herself to it. “I got up at 4:30 in the morning, when it was quiet,” she said. “And there were times I got really stuck, and I just prayed for a way out – and I got one.”

The quilt depicts Mary’s granddad wait-ing with his dog, Queen,

in front of the house he built in Kenansville, N.C. The mailbox is the only detail the Schen-evus woman will admit she fudged. “I didn’t have his mailbox,” she said. “So I used my neighbor’s.”

Her mother saved letters her father sent in the 1930s and ’40s, and Wirchansky used ex-cerpts from those letters – as well as fabric copies of the stamps on the envelopes – to make up parts of the quilt’s sky. “I traced the letters,” she said. “It’s his handwrit-ing.”

On the back of the quilt is a scrapbook photograph of aunts, cousins and her grand-mother copied onto fabric. There’s also an article about him, and his obituary. “He died a few months before I was born,” she said. “But I had cousins who remembered him, and I wanted to make this as a tribute to him … I was intrigued by the letters he wrote her during the Depression – it was such a hard time, but he was such a strong person.”

One such excerpt, printed in the sky of the quilt, reads, “The Lord will provide – one time we were down to 10 cents, but by the end of the night, we had $20 on hand.”

While pleased to win the latest accolade, Mary Wirchansky – and her quilts – are no strangers to awards and honors.

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FINALS FEVER: The state tourna-ment begins for the Lady Yellowjack-ets at 4 p.m. Saturday, March 9, v. Utica Notre Dame at On-ondaga CC, and for the Lady Redskins at 1 p.m. that same afternoon v. Harpursville at SUNY Oneonta.

GO FOR BAROQUE: The Oneonta Concert As-sociation presents Pittsburgh ensemble Chatham Baroque, with dance from 17th and 18th century Spain and Italy, featuring period instruments and costumes. 7:30 p.m. Friday, March 8. $20 gen-eral, $6 students. Oneonta Theatre.

SHAKESPEARE: “As You Like It.” SUNY free, $5 for all others. 8 p.m. Friday-Saturday March 8-9, 2 p.m. Sunday, March 10. SUNY Oneonta, Fine Arts Building, Hamblin Theater, 108 Ra-vine Pkwy., Oneonta. Info, (607) 436-3500.

MUSICAL MADNESS: The 4th annual March Musi-cal Madness lets children to play, construct instruments and try out technology. $5 per child. 10 a.m.-noon Saturday, March 9. Hartwick College, Anderson Hall, 1 Hartwick Dr., Oneonta. Info, (607) 431-8543, oneonta-worldoflearning.org.

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BROOKWOOD PLANS: Future of Brookwood public meeting, 11 a.m. Saturday, March 9, Templeton Hall, Cooperstown. Briefing by Otsego Land Trust chair Harry Levine. Info, call Marcie Forster, 547-2366.

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Renovations Highlight City Hall’s Classical Charms

Ian Austin/AllOTSEGO.seniorityOneonta City Manager Mike Long points out dam-age to City Hall’s lobby ceiling now under repair.City Hall, Oneonta’s former

post office, is 100 this year.

At 100, Oneonta Main Street Landmark Still A Beloved Icon

By LIBBY CUDMORE

ONEONTA

For its 100th birthday, City Hall is getting a little work done.

A metal front door in place of the usual solid oak ones, and scaffolding in the 1913 Classical Revival lobby are the tip-offs.

“I like saving old buildings,” said City Manager Mike Long. “It’s a lot less expensive to repair than to replace.”

Two “small-scale” projects are under-way in the former post office, the first being the restoration of the front doors, which have been part of the building since it was built.

“They’re large doors, but over time, the elements have gotten to them,” Long

said. “The varnish wore off, exposing the wood, which was starting to deterio-rate.”

Then there are repairs in progresson the ceiling of the lobby, which contains fairly high-style ele-

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HE HAPPENED UPON HOBBY. NOW,HER QUILTS HERALDED EVERYWHERE

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Mary Wirchansky’s portrain quilt of her

grandfather won the 22nd annual

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ICON/From B1ments you may have never noticed.

A leak in the roof was repaired last summer, but not before damage was done to two sections of the lobby ceiling.

A second leak in the upstairs men’s room plumb-ing over the winter further

deteriorated the large plaster frieze on the wall above the stairs, causing pieces to crack off and crumble to the floor.

Samples of the plaster were removed to Domer Construction in Lancaster, outside Buffalo, where they are being used as casts for replacement parts.

A new frieze will be made for the wall, and “little rosettes” are being made for the ceiling tiles.

A local contractor was sought, but this work is specialized. “That’s what (Domer’s) known for,” said Long, who anticipates the work will be done by mid-March.

The building’s Classi-cal style was popular in the early 19th century, said

Tania Werbizky, the state Preservation League’s direc-tor of technical services. “All those fine details, the columns, details that reflect Greek temples or ancient Rome,” she said.

The building functioned as the city’s post office until 1967, when the new one was built three blocks to the east. It then sat empty until 1973, when it was purchased for a new City Hall.

Instead of completely redoing the floor plan, the classic post office windows were preserved, and today front the city clerk’s and finance offices. “The whole concept of historic preserva-tion is to ‘adaptively re-use’,” said Long. “You keep the important aspects and try to use them as sensitively as you can.”

And preservation doesn’t stop with the doors and the ceiling. While “crawling around” in the attic, Long happened upon the build-ing’s old lights. “I want to restore them to their original places,” he said. “The globe lights are too ’80s – I just need to find some photo-graphs of where they had them before.”

In 1985, the Preservation League presented the city with a Historic Civic Build-ing Award for the building, which is also on the Na-tional Register of Historic Places. “This kind of public building is meant to be inspirational,” said Werbi-zky. “It’s wonderful to hear that the community is taking such pride in this project.”

QUILT/From B1“Waiting for the Mail” also won

“Best Pictorial” at the Vermont Quilt Festival at the Champlain Valley Expo-sition in Essex Junction, and “Best of Country” for the U.S. at the World Quilt Show in Manchester, Vt., last August.

She jokes that she “grew up with scraps” from a mother who quilted, but she didn’t take up the hobby until the mid ’80s, when she took an adult-ed class. “I made a chair seat with a ruffle,” she said. “And I thought, ‘I can do this’.”

She started doing landscapes, including one of the James Pearsall Cemetery in Dupin County, N.C., where four generations of grandpar-ents are buried. Though raised outside of Schenectady, she visited family in North Carolina every year, and many of her quilts pay tribute to the land-scape, the family and the faces she knew.

Her first person – an elderly lady with a lace shawl that she said was a composite of the elderly women she

knew in N.C - appeared on a quilt she made in 1996 that became part of the Tactile Architecture Quilt exhibit in Austria.

But her first photo-real pictorial quilt was of her great-grandmother, Susan Ann Pearsall-Bryan. “She was amazing,” she said. “She had seven children, and only my grandfather survived – two died in childbirth, the others died of TB in their 20s. My grandfather was 15 when his dad died of TB. She was one tough lady.”

That quilt, titled “Words Remem-bered,” features excerpts from a diary her grandmother kept from 1869, when she was 16, to 1875; the original is in the archives of the University of North Carolina at Greensboro.

“Words Remembered” was also a 2005 Viewer’s Choice at the Fenimore Quilt Show and was featured on the cover of Quilting Quarterly magazine in 2008.

Though she doesn’t yet have plans for her next quilt, she feels “blessed” for the talent. “I really love to bring all the history together,” she said.

Renovations Reveal City Hall Charms

Quiltmaker Inspired By Respect For Family History

AllOTSEGO.seniorityMary Wirchansky happened to take an adult-ed course, and discovered she had a profound talent for quilting.

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STATE OF NEW YORKSUPREME

COURT COUNTY OF

OTSEGO __________________________________________

NBT BANK, NATIONAL ASSOCIATION,

Plaintiff,

SUMMONS

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Index No.: 2012-1034

Date Filed: 11/20/2012THE ESTATE OF PATRICIA NIGRO BOOKHOUT; REBECCA BOOKHOUT; RACHEL BOOK-HOUT; and JOHN DOE and MARY ROE, said individuals being fictitious and in-tended as possible occupants of thepremises which are the subject matter of this ac-tion, and whose identity is un-known, Defendants.__________________________________________

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