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i 1 1 THE POSTSTANDARD, October 11,1966 mamm WH-AM-VX--VSS 5w.vX Shoppingtown Is Hailed THE BtiTER HALF By Bob Barnes Vandals Hit Gravel Beds Fashion Enters Dey's Shoppingtown Kathy Komarnicki wears the tent, newest of silhouettes, as she steps through the doors of new Dey Brothers' Shoppingtown store. Today will mark the formal opening of the largest suburban department store in Upstate New York. Blaze Dama Near An early morning fire yes-, terday caused an estimated $100,000 damage to a 10-family apartment house under construction on Milton Avenue near Hinsdale Road in Camil- lus. Fairmount Volunteer Fire Department responded to the 6:45 a.m. telephone alarm and were aided by the Caraillus Fire Department and the Solvay ladder truck.

Clark Motondo, assistant fire chief of Fairmount, said it took about two hours to bring the blaze under control. Fire- 100,000 men were at the scene all morning. Cause of the fire is undetermined. The apartment building was to he part of Elm Hill West apartments on Milton Avenue. It was a two and a half story building with a brick veneer.

A spokesman for Garfield Real Estate in charge of renting the 200 apartments and townhouses which make up Elm Hill West, said the building which burned was just short of being completed. He estimated damage at close to $100,000. Dey Brothers at Shopping- down opens formally today and viewers and visitors will see what has been hailed as the largest complete suburban department store in Upstate New-York. All through its transformation from Dey's Store for Homes into a complete retail facility, the store was never tions. The expansion at Sh closed.

It maintained opera- pingtown was begun that the firm's new suburban store at Fairmount Fair was formally opened. Now, a year and 10 days later, Dey's Shoppingtown store is complete and customers have a department store. The transformation involved first the transfer of warehouse activities from the lower level to a new service center at Woodard Industrial Park. Since space was ready on the lower level, departments of "The Store for Homes" were established there. Meanwhile, new shops.were opened on the upper floor.

New departments in the store include women's fashion center, with coats, suits, dress shops and the junior fashion 1 world, china, silverware, hou- lines, linens and domestics. Previously, main floor departments which have been opened to the public have included apparel for, men, boys and girls, teen-agers, and infants, women's sportswear, toiletries, cosmetics, notions and stationery. Shoppingtown has many innovations for a suburban store, including a base-' ment department and a restaurant. There actually are four main entrances to the store, two on each level, and additional parking spaces for 450 autos. Vandals invaded two gravel beds over the weekend, aging three machines of the Onondaga County Highway Department.

Sheriff's Deputy B. Kellish LAUNDRY TO REPAIR Cramer's Supply Laundry will remodel and repair Its building at 618 W. Newell St. under a permit issued by the department of building and housing control. The permit calls for a $14,500 contract to Stateway Builders Inc.

to repair damage caused by fire! said wiring and exhaust pipe from one machine had been ripped off and the seat cover of a shovel had been burned and its gauges at the Tully Gravel Bed. At.the Consolidated Gravel Bed in Nedrow 12 were broken on a'shovel, with damage estimated at $150. IS SHOCKING! CINEMA EAST THEATRE STARTS OCT. 19 "That'll be $19... $14 for wofi plus a fee of for not overcharging you." MM Plans 2 Power Cuts Engineers Plan Legislation Talk Current and expected legislation concerning engineers will be discussed by the Central New York Chapter of.

the New York State Society of Professional Engineers tonight at the Explorer East, 1104 Erie E. Among guests invited by the society are Sen. Tarky Lombard! Jr. and Assemblymen James J. Barry, Mortimer Gallivan and John H.

Terry. A two-part power interruption affecting 815 electric customers of Niagara Mohawk Power Corp. in the Bridgeport-Lakeport area has, been scheduled tomorrow morning, according to the utility. Part one of the interruption will occur from 8 a.m. to 10 a.m.

and affect the eastern part of the Town of Cicero. In the event of inclement weather this part of the work will be done from 7 a.m. to 9 a.m. Thursday." Part two will begin at 11 a.m. and last until noon.

The area included will be in the northwestern part of the Town of Sullivan. If weather is in- clement, this part will occur from 10 a.m. to 11 a.m. Thursday. The interruptions will allow maintenance work to be done.

JOINT MEETING Dr. Michael Salkind will speak tonight to a joint meeting of Central New York- Ontario District of the American Society for Testing and Materials and the American Society for Metals at the Yates Hotel. He is senior research scientist at the United Aircraft Research Laboratories. Feitirt THIS WEEK I OLD WORLD Buy From Displays at Food Stores Everywhere Summer Jobs With U.S. Require Civil Service Test Area i thinking about a.

federal job for next summer are urged to take the office and science assistant examination for 1967 just announced by the U.S. Civil Service Commission. Most summer appointments wiH 1 be made in areas where (federal installations are most numerous, the commission said. It added the chances of summer employment will depend on the number of jobs to be filled in the area where application for employment is made, the number of persons competing for the same kind of job in the same area and their qualifications and an individual's score in the written test. Minimum -age for applicants is 18 but this limitation will be waived for high school graduates who may be appointed after they reach their 16th birth- day.

A written test will be required. It is designed to measure clerical skills, vocabulary, reading comprehension, abstract reasoning and table and chart interpretation. Those who passed the Office and Science Assistant examination for the summer of 1966 need not take the written test again unless they wish to improve their scores. Application forms may be obtained from college placement offices, the Auburn, Ithaca, Malone, Ogdensburg, Oswego, Plaitsburg, Saranac Lake, Watertown and Syracuse Post Offices, or the office of the Interagency Board of Examiners in the O'Donnell Building, Syracuse. NEW YORK CITY BOUND FOR IMMEDIATE, CONFIRMED RESERVATIONS AT THE ALL-NEW MOTOR INNS NewTork's Host A friend in need.

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