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I.I A ppfo ve tionm Jrlclll GOP Takes Other Town Posts I Wins Salina Post By MARGARET REYNOLDS One Democrat and two Republicans, will be taking seats on town boards as a result of last night's races for men in the Towns of Salina, Skaneateles and Lysander. Democrat Matthew J. Maurer was elected 3rd Ward councilman in the Town of Salina, defeating incumbent Frank E. Tyminski. Maurer, of 215 Brown received 1,786 votes to tymin- ski's 1,271.

Maurer ran unsuccessfully two years ago for the post against Edwin L. Sweet, whose unexpired term Tyminski was filling. He is an ploye of Precision Casting Co. in Fayetteville. In the Town of Skaneateles, Clark B.

Wright, Republican, received 1,938 votes to 812 for Democrat Paul K. Kris tens en. Wright, of Skaneateles Falls, has been serving as councilman since his appointment March 1, filling the position vacated by Edward A. Cronauer. He is an attendant in County Court, serving under Judge Ormand Gale.

Robert W. Bitz of Plainfield defeated Democrat Robert T. Maloney of Baldwinsville with 2,141 votes to 1,399 the Town-of Lysander race. Bitz, Shea Tops Driscoll In Fabius Balloting Democrat Charles F. Shea last night defeated incumbent Republican Daniel L.

Driscoll by 222 represent the Town of Fabdus on the county Board of Supervisors. 'Shea will be one of four Democrats the 19-member board. 'District one vote results were 156 to 289 in favor of the Democrats. Shea also won in District two, 185, to 96. OPEN HOUSE "Roxboro Road Elementary School will observe American Education Week with an open house 7 to 9 p.m.

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At your denturite A native of Fabius, Shea received his education at Cazenovia Junior College, Central City Business Institute and Syracuse 'University. A Navy veteran of World War II, he is the clerk of the school district and a town councilman. He has operated the M.G. Shea store in Fabius 14 years. Shea is also first vice commander of Martin June Post, American Legion, in Fabius.

DriscoJI had been appointed to fill the unexpired term of Mrs. Katherine Flattery, who had resigned. appointed in September, filled the position formerly held by Benjamin Wood. Bitz and his father are in partnership and run, the Plainville Turkey Farm. In other town elections, the Republicans were swept into office.

Harrison V. Williams. incumbent Justice of the fceace for the Town of Manlius, gar- nered 4,617 votes. His Democratic opponent, William L. Wade, had 3,245: Williams, of' 100 Concord Place, Fayetteville, was filling the unexpired term of Albert Gordon, who resigned.

An attorney, he was graduated from Syracuse Law School. Mrs. Juanita Newell, run- ning with Republican and Democratic -endorsement for Town of Skaneateles Town Clerk, received 2,077 Republican votes and 665 Democratic votes. Mrs. Newell, of 30 E.

Lake Skaneateles, was.ap- pointed.to the post July 1.after the retirement of Dorothy In the Town- of Spafford race for assessor, a four-year term, Republican Russell V. Callender of Skeanateles, RD 3 defeated his Democratic opponent, Harold C. Burke of Preble, with' 265 votes to 130. Callender, recently appointed to fill a vacancy, operates a farm. Republican Everett W.

Park of Tully RD 1, who was running unopposed for Town of Otisco highway superintendent, received 338 votes. There were no write-ins. Park was appointed last spring, filling the vacancy created by the resignation of Richard Herald. Wins 12.012 In the only citywide manic contest in yesterday's general election, Lee Alexander, Democratic-Liberal candidate, scored an easy victory over two opponents, incumbent Joseph S. McMahon, Republican, and Merwin Miller, Conservative, for a coun- ciiman-aMarge post to fill a vacancy.

His victory margin was 12.012. Alexander, successful a fourth try for a public office after having been defeated on three other occasions for other offices, polled a total vote pf 38,172, -based on unofficial returns from the city's 19 wards. He gained 35,829 votes on the Democratic ticket and 2,343 on the Liberal ticket. McMahon, presently serving LEE ALEXANDER by appointment as councilman-at-large, had a total vote of 26,160, and Miller who ran third a total vote of 2,287. Alexander will assume his council seat Jan.

1, 1967, as McMahon steps aside with the close of 1966. McMahon was appointed to the City Council earlier this year to take the place of former Councilman-at-Large Tarky Lombard! Jr. after he moved up to state senator in the 46th Senatorial District. Alexander in aspiring to become a member of the council had the backing of both Syracuse newspapers, The Post- Standard and Syracuse Herald-Journal, which urged his election editorially. He will join the minority Democratic group on the council.

In High Spirits George Savage, county Democratic chairmah, demonstrates high spirit as he reports the resounding victory of Rep. James M. Hanley to well-wishers at Democratic headquarters. Office Hit For $2,000 Police were seeking clues to a $2,000 burglary at the office of Leonard Banach, public accountant, 1239 W. Genesee St.

last night. Officials said the theft occurred at about 8:30 p.m. The money taken included $1,000 in cash and $1,000 in checks, they added. Democratic Jubilation Democrats at their headquarters last night appear jubilant upon receiving news of their victories in yesterday's balloting. 4 Mutual Congratulations State Sen.

John H. Hughes, left, candidate for reelection in the 45th District, and Assemblyman John H. Terry, candidate for re-election in the 121st Assembly District, congratulate each other on their victories last night. Both are Republicans. i Moran in Lead For Court Post On the basis of available returns early today, Dist.

Atty. Francis R. Moran, Republican from Onondaga County, and Justice Carl Q. Peterson, Republican from Ilion, seeking Voters Return Judge Wood As Surrogate I Onondaga County Surrogate Laurence D. Wood, Republican, yesterday was re-elected to that post.

He was endorsed by both Republicans and Conservatives. Judge Wood defeated Sidney Manes, Democrat, and candidate Faith Seidenberg, Liberal. In winning, Judge Wood carried the county by 23,856 votes. He received 84,670 votes to 60,814 votes for Manes and 4,272 for Mrs. Seidenberg.

Wood was appointed by Gov. Rockefeller in November, -1959 and was elected rogate for a full six-year term in 1960. In a i i lo -present duties, Judge Wood has served many times by assignment as judge of County Family Court and acting county judge. He is a former member of the County Board of Supervisors. A native of Syracuse, Judge Wood is a graduate of Cornell University and the Cornell Law School.

He and his wife have two children and reside at 104 Burlingame Road. re-election were leaders in the race for the State Supreme Court. Moran, with 88,668 votes from Onondaga County, was leading contender. The 5th Judicial District comprises Herkimer, Jefferson, Lewis, Oneida, Onondaga and Oswego Counties. Votes reported were from Onondaga County, Watertown in Jefferson County, and Lewis County.

Totals from areas reporting gave Moran 99,390 votes; City Court Judge Tony Mancuso, Democrat, 83,345 votes; Peterson, 89,193 and.former Onondaga County a i Chairman George H. Van Lengen, Democrat, 65,697. Still to be heard from were the rest of Jefferson County and the counties of Oneida, Oswego and Herkimer. ICE CLUB The Ice Club of Syracuse will begin its winter skating program 6 to 8 p.m. tonight at the New York State Exposition Coliseum.

Ed Collins, a professional instructor at Cornell University and double gold medalist from Canada, will teach' individuals and groups. Doran Gets New PO Job Promotion of John E. Doran from assistant superintendent of Elmwood Station to assistant superintendent of University Station, effective Nov. 19, has been announced by Postmaster Anthony F. Caffrey.

Doran's new salary will be $8,733 a year and may increase to $9,203. He lives at 614 Walberta Road with his wife, Virginia, and family. He entered the postal service in February, 1948, as a substitute clerk' and was changed to regular clerk in April, 1948. Doran was promoted to assistant branch superintendent at Mattydale Branch in November, 1958, and a year later was named foreman of the Special Delivery Section. Promoted to foreman of mails in March 1965, he was reassigned to Elmwood Station as assistant superintendent last March.

1967 Vote 171 lo Elect Legislature By WALTER CARROLL With a vote of 54,013 to 42,731, city and county residents last night approved abolish' ment of the 38-man County Board of Supervisors and replacement of it with a 24- member County Legislature. The residents of the city voted 21,970 to 14,434 for reapportionment. Residents of the towns voted 32,043 28,279 for the plan. Under the old system there was a'supervisor for each of the 19 towns and 19 wards. Under the new system there will be 14 less supervisors and some towns, particularly the smaller ones, will share a representative with towns or portions of other towns.

The same situation will prevail in the wards. The 24 county legislators will be elected in November, 1967. As a resul 'of the vote, the city and county each will be divided into '12 legislative districts. Reapportionment of Onondaga. County- was ordered by Supreme Court Justice J.

Robert Lynch. At a special meeting in August, the full board approved the use weighted voting until the establishment of a County Legislature. Under weighted voting, the 19 wards of the city have 190 votes and the towns have 188. In the. past three months this has necessi- tated the use of an adding machine at board meetings.

Weighted voting is based on the 1960 census and represents approximately one vote for each 1,000 residents. A board subcommittee of four Republicans and one Democrat worked for six months on the reapportionment plan. There are questions to be answered i the County Legislature: It'is not known how much the legislators will be paid, nor have the lengths of their terms been decided. Neither has it been decided whether those elected as town supervisors may also be eligible for election as legislators from the districts of which their town are a part. The towns will continue to have their own supervisors but they will serve, as town officers, the business of the towns.

Reapportionment of Onondaga County has been the source of considerable controversy. Those in favor of the present plan have hailed it as fair and progressive. Those against have cried gerrymandering. If the plan had not been approved, the courts might have reapportioned the county or returned the problem to the Board of Supervisors for another solution. One of the purposes of the plan is to make the county voice more effective in dealing with state and federal agencies.

Wanted Man Nabbed on 81 i i a McEachern, 30, wanted for robbery in Massena, was apprehended by state troopers yesterday evening as he drove south on Route SI. 'Trooper John Bryant reported no trouble in stopping McEachern as he drove a truck south of Syracuse. McEachern of Ridge Manor, lias been turned over to authorities in Massena, police said. Police were unable to give exact details of the robbery McEachern was wanted for. Composing Results i 1 Post-Standard compositor Charles Sherman and editorial assistant Jean- nie Ranov inspect type before "presses roll with election results.

Count Proposition I 4 CITY OF SYRACUSE Wards Yes First Second Third Fourth Fifth Sixth Seventh Eighth Ninth Tenth Eleventh Twelfth 984 Thirteenth 2,216 Fourteenth 1,664 Fifteenth 170 Sixteenth 722 3,180 Eighteenth 316 Nineteenth 1,905. 495 1,058 2,126 1,707 1,054 686 721 225 372 No 778 392 i 841 1.272J 674. i 561, us 261 1,043 1,338 57 344. 272, 1,029 City Total ....21,970 14,434 TOWNS OF ONONDAGA COUNTY Towns Yes Camillus 3,576 Cicero 2,055 Clay 3,267 DeWitt 4,376 Elbridge 163 Fabius 470 Geddes 2,927 Lafayette 478 Lysander 1,396 Manlius 3,732 Marcellus 610 On'ondaga 1,973 Otisco 97 Pompey 415 Salina 4,163 Skaneateles 883 Spafford 99 Tully 205 Van Buren 1,158 Nol 3,004 i 300 673 2,433 532 1,217: 2,4601 853' 1,978 226' 588' 3,441 1.240 20S 323 1,286. Town Total ..32,043 28,297 City Total ....21,970 14,434 Grand Total ..54,013 42,731 Fire Alarms 12:14 a.m., corner of Temple and Clinton hot journal box on a stone hopper road car.

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