The Post-Standard from Syracuse, New York • Page 44

8 'V- THE POST-STANDARD, Syracuse, Sunday, February 21, 1954 Village News ounty Suburban News 1 ecession in County, Villagers Put More Money in Home Mortgage Loans Increase, Only Few Jobless Despite talk today of an economic adjustment period, villagers in Onondaga County arc putting more money into the banks and they are very active in taking home mortgage loans. However, they are drawing the line on what bankers call "consumer credit," esoecially loans for consolidation of debts and for the purchase of autos and appliances. Layoffs by industries in the county have been felt in the villages; jbut these have not been heavy layoffs and, for the most part, they are temporary ones. Of course, for some time village workers have been on a reguiar work week and have not received the benefit of overtime. Nonetheless, bank reports of deposits indicate that villagers largely are in sound i a i a condition.

PLAN FOR RA1XY DAY The increase in savings, according to bankers, is not tremendous, but it indicates that wage earners; are consistently putting aside buck for a rainy day." An increase in population in most village areas also accounts for the in savings. In some wage earners set aside certain sum each pay.day for eachj member of the family. This is! decidedly a trend which bankers' have noted in their studies of local savings accounts. What ket-ps the activity of home mortgage loans on a par with recent years is the active building continuing in most parts of the county--in North Syracuse, Baldwinsville, Fayetteville, Manlius, Fairmount, Westvale and environs. FELT GE LAYOFF One of the recent layoffs which were felt in villages in the county was that of 1.2QO from Gener.il Electric More than half of those sent home from villages and communities outside Syracuse, according to a spokesman who released the following statement: SEA HAWKS VISIT starboard crew of the Mattydale Sea Hawks stand before a commercial plane while visiting Hancock Field last week.

From left to right, front row, are Joe Granteed, Charles Atkinson, Wayne Dreher, Bruce Stack- pcole, James Morris. Richard Babiec, Joe Ranucci. Leslie Weeden; and on the steps, from left, ars John Angello, Leland Chapin, Glenn Ritchie. Ronald Hojnacki, Durkin Van "Wagner and Andrew Bradshaw. Photo by Mate Robert Schirtz.

Elbridge Slates Industry Exhibit At School.Gym- ELBRIDGE. Recognition Day," this village's first exhibit of the products of area manufacturers, will be held Friday, Feb. 26, in the Elbridge Central School gymnasium, Eighteen firms will present wares in the day-long program, open to students and public. Representatives of the concerns will speak to the secondary school student body during a morning program. They will outline the history, growth, production, employment and distribution activity of their firms.

High school students have been invited to view displays during the afternoon. The exhibition will be open 1o the public, beginning at 8 p. m. The school's Parent-Teacher Association will attend the event, combining the exhibit with its regular meeting. Among products to be exhibited are lawn furniture, fishing tackle, dairy products, floor'' coverings, kitchen cutlery, toys, textile products shoes, food products, various wholesale products of area manufacturers.

The latter will include industrial chemicals, surgical instruments, paper making, fells anti rope. Firms planning exhibits are: Skancateles Supply Columbian Rope Auburn: Camillas Cutlery, Skaneateles Handicrafi- ers. Cowles Chemical Skaneateles Falls; Jordan Metal Products Allyn V. Smith, Marcellus; Webster Dairy, Auburn; Barcraft Jordan. Gala Opening Set March 3 Clay Town Board Slates Hearing on Wafer Use Rates oth Parties Nominate Syracuse Can WINS MESS Lt.

Thomas D. Fleisch or North Syracuse holds a Sgt. T-Bone McGillicuddy award his unit Avon for having the best mess hull of the 43d Infantry Division's artillery section in Germany. Lt. Flcisch.

son of Mrs. Mabel Fleisch, Bailey js a member of the 206th Field Artillery Battalion in JV unich. He served in the Pacific as a marine during World War 2 but joined the Army in 1948. A gala four-day grand opening beginning March 3 is being planned for Shoppinptown, the 52-acrc. one-stop shopping center in Eric DeWitt, Egan Real Estate, announced today.

The vast project--the result of six years of exhaustive study on shopping habits, traffic routes and area growth--includes the leaders their respective fields, both local and national. I Familiar names with stores in Shoppinptown are C. Penny, Wool worth's. Walgrcen's, Acme Markets, Kinncy's Shoes, the Shop, Kcarncy-Good- ycar. Alexander Grant's Sons, Harry L.

Cook Dry Cleaner. Wil- tons Leading Jewelers, the Addis B. D. B. Launderette, Fanny Farmer Candy Shop.

Endicott- jJohnFon. Grand Union Super Mar- iket, Woodrow Store. Wilbur- JRoficrs. the Mayfair More. As- Loan Co.

and Garden 'and Sport Distributors. I Shoppinglown has parking facilities for more than 2.000 cars, ar- jranscd to make the maximum walking distance from any single parking space to the shopping jarca only 300 feet. Shoppingtown is 1he largest shopping center between New I York and Buffalo. Stores will be open from noon jto 9 p. m.

Mondays through Fri- idays and from 10 a. m. to 6 p. m. ISalurdays.

Also Waterbury Felt Co, Sk a os 7 0n OW EUCLID. Upon request of a- delegation the Homeland Total General Electric employ-'Gardcns Water District, the town' mcnt in Syracuse reached an of Clay Friday decided to, time peak in 1953 ar.d was a special meeting at which bv 1,200 in January, bringing water question will be ployment back down to the aver-; Arrangements will bo made to! hold the hcr.ring at the Pitcher and residents; NORTH campaigns were initiated for two trustee posts and the office police justice at Republican and Democratic campaigns Thursday and Friday. Republican nominees for trustee are Warren F. Johnson, incumbent, and Clifton C. Bigarel; and for police justice.

Ronald J. atejes Falls; Welch Allyn. Skaneateles Falls; Crown Woolen Mills, Marcellus; A Fish Hook Weedsport a a ing Nye-WaH Auburn; Dunn McCarthy. Aubirn: Cooperdale Dairy. SkaneatcJes Junction: and General Electric A lighting Iff Wt xfension istnct age level for 1952.

A few laid off already have been recalled. Present indications are 'that the current level of 10,000 will be main- Syracuse Firm ay Board OKs us Route uys $46,000 of Ci-owley. ffl.n mail t- i i or bC th" IUL ciiv The a i nominees named Friday night are Robert E. RATENOUR I E. and Ralph Hook for trustee board of Manlius has a a Edward L.

Grabowski for po-j town board of jy Friday consented to the operation of buses along a new west North Syracuse I i 1nc Syracuse Oswego Motor Lines. BY EMILY ESTEY com already has i i Ti 4 permission from the town waited a long" time to use our i i io Pnst- of and tnc a of Gnh Standard Fashion Show. The advertisement had promised u.s Syracuse to operate buses along a preview of spring. But the promise WHS only msdc good'naris of the new route which inside the building Outside it was too see what 3caAds 4 ueh lhoir undar io -A Public Service Commission season of the year prevailed. a i to establish the route will be ai 0.30 a.

m. Thursday, Feb. ai the Court House. Tf gives iis stamp of ap- tained and probably increased The Friday delegation somewhat during the remainder that a of the year. 250 LAID OFF the time for the meeting i mcumut, ndb A iut lor me Manor water -j i i two extensions of the Rate- "ce Justice.

were purchased Thursday Friday delegation Tne outcome of the election afternoon by George D. B. Bonnew rate will be effectivcr oi.Qgc ngnung district and a 16 i whether brieht Co nf SvrarniP bv which time will he sought of the' U-MI a i amthnr vntn 0 dLU seems suitable to i nikc? Thc last selection, it going to a fashion show. But wouldn't talk. She lapped it and second time we got stuck before'coaxed it, and it still wouldn't.

a i bo alarlcd on Wirr-Bonds totaling 8 ctting out of our own for the Lewislon Manor water 3 went back and got my boots. tion. Slill no sound. A i by which time wateriapproval will he sought of the Democrats will gain another "votej We we an clumped and got there, but scarcely i u.v wuu.li nine i cuueiu UL uemocrats win gam ar.otner Bidding was active at the East meters will have been installed instate comptroller. Tom Davis, or two more votes on the jillage Syracuse office of John Brockway the houses.

(supervisor. Eaid Saturday. board or whether Republicans will supervisor ior thc DeW itt the desired effect. Turned out the Bd hcr mou and ihc entrance should i 0 TM 1 Jcm 'J 1 i i i She raised il and the route immediately. The company has stated will be 10 buses daily run The mike worked, the star EVbow Bailey rd, Buckley Fay Allen rd.

and Chest- on second extension is- for Crysler dr. off of Freemont re. Mr. Davis said the approval of the state comptroller will mean that the town board can proceed with contracts with the Niagara Mohawk Power Corp. to install the Re In Fayetteville the Precision Castings Co.

has released about The new rate will be S6 a i One of the ens ons will be 250 workers since December. Tl'e quarter for a i i of 9.000 290 frum Vrcemont rd I plant will be back to normal pro- gallons of water. Additional water! weq 0 town line and from duction in about 60 days. accord-jwill cost more. Bills for Bu st.

to Clem- ing to a company spokesman quarter beginning April will be; ons rd and i rrL The when 7o prr cent of those laid off be received in July, will be called back. He said the! As for the amortization of bonds, majority of the 25 per cent who that will amount to S12 a year will not be called back are will be added to the town once employed on war contracts tax district residents must pay. work. i In the meanwhile, each resident S. Cheney Son in Manliusiwiil receive a uniform bill in a week a so let go employes'which water used in the district i fn for an indeterminate period be-jvviU be prorated and principal and 1 cause of cutbacks in orders, interest payments also will be cording to John D.

Meachem, sec-jprorated for the first quarter retary. There are 73 workers at 1954. the plant now. The bill each resident received- 0 rh Freemont tract, to change a tho Firemen's Fund Insurance Co. nve Reports from Crown Woolen: earlier this month was prorated in.parcel o.

lana frum a restrictedi Syracuse, has lived in the vil- Mills Corp. of Marcellus. Iroquois this manner and amounted agricultural zoning to a residential. 15 yeai 5 Hc is a of China Pass Seymour a i for the period ofrQistuct. Tigris shrine.

Solvay Process Division of Solvay i July 1 to Dec. 31, RESIDENT 14 YEARS that they have had use was the same one 11 1 11 ia av and lnc models were using. Post-Standard 80 1 6 cc TM lh 2 ir i i dollar- talent. At tlic end Ine winning bid carries per Columnist Oiace Lewis, whom cent interest and allows a pre- 1 recognized from hcr famous miurn of 595. seemed to be stage-managing the and The total amount of the bonds event, She held the lovely models The covers the cost of construction of back and the announcer i 1 hlatcral a i in thc following breath, while we crawled across hold the line this score.

EVEN SPLIT ON BOARD At present there are two publican trustees in office two Democratic trustees. mayor, fifth member of the lage board, is a Democrat. istreets in thc district: E. end run-way to n-Tr. Bigarel, a resident of the Humbert ur Almost, I expected, the? vi.lage for 10 years, was nom-; rd 'and Wanne rd mike i boom.

"Mrs. Estcy in bowed hcr deep curtsy, and Bang," Ihc i dropped again, faced it squarely, hands on and B'ville School Plan Under Study inaLed in place of John R. Bolton.j 0 rk in this incumbent, who had notified party he would be unable to rur (Mr. Bigarci is a past president of th of thc trict has been completed four contracts, according He said also that the town board I and an a i i a police at its last mcetin" approved a i I i Defense 0 0 0 r- GJr Mr. Warren, claims manager for who said cost was as follows: Mi of con- Department temperamental BALDWINSV3LLE, The Education Department is studying I got Ihc impression thai only! plans for thc new $340.000 clcmcn- Hj People were unhappy in a i a school slated to be con- and complemented by her audience.

One was i here, pound boots and a i high-; Bn )CC wa a The plans were submitted lo the Jighted clumping But the mike was i a a though thc wide platfor by splashes of snow. a very carefully, placing Department at Albany to her seat. "(foot exactly ahead of thc approval a thc School )e' mike was' aiiiet and a thouph thc wide deliberated two hours at a i rvvin cf anri V'alrlnrf nUM'v -out LJit; Jiiiftt: a quiui diiu. 1 0 Voivi nrSI Hnrnhnrrwhen we sat. the models came really a tight rope, and during the week.

JL. L.oiv]n si. nn-a j-iunioeri; cnn nr PI- nr- iiai Pan S10.000; Erresser S8.000: immediately. jshocs seemed to need watching. 1 District Principal Paul Benedict ou've heard about the ihril-: second person was the lady'announced bids will be advertised are recently.

SEASONAL LETDOWN In East Syracuse, railroaders have suffered a seasonal letdown. A spokesman for Crown Mills said competition from foreign countries has been Iceen and will be ever, more keen if tariffs arc lowered. The North Syracuse branch of. the Baldwinsville Federal Savings no layoffs' Meters will cost S25 for each i house and the cost of installation will be 55. Payment will be duo 60 days after installation to Herbert C.

Malstrom of 53 Homeland custodian for the district. Adult Group Lists Dunbar Director CAMfLLUS Frank T. Wood, executive director of Dunbar On thc Democratic side, Mr. vis. who is employed by the Western Electric has been a resi- here 14 years.

He is a graduate of North Syracuse High Srhool and attended Syracuse University. POLICE SMOKER SLATED Police Benevo- will hold its Center. Syracuse, will speak at 8 I a i veteran both the; work on the ve- of thc district has been initiated. Three streets arc involved: Wal-dorf where mains have not been laid, Lewis and DoWolfe rd. Construction of lateral mains in p.

m. today at a mcetins of thc ci Jl Tnd European theaters of i-- Wnrln 9 xouFiU Adult of Camillus Y1CIL ne other Democratic tal at 8 p. m. Saturday Ba usc president of the 3 a i projects adjacent Loan Association has cxperi- at the T-rol Club, according to The mcc.ing win a home a ic Club, is a graduate cf Syra- tp want an cxtcn- these streets will cojr.nlelc 1he, water district projects. There indications, however, that builders cuse gave Mimi Bcnzell, Bui i I of them.

But when i of thc osmcs T. Ford farm, you hear about her battle a i i mentioned a acres of thc farm have been Ishapcd jacket." she seemed t'y purchased by tne school iinteresicd. She hod just ihci dl 5tn ci barrel for ii. architectural i i A note from the YMCA i a i will design Club by way of Jack Pasho marks that these stories Porter Endorsed i SOP Candidate j- TM I fi 1 I fc- --r I enced a tremendous growth in de-i a announcement by William F. of Mr.

and Mrs Fred Daniels cuse university. He organized thc: of arca posits since its ooenin- In March. do on president Funds will tor Raab will host. Young A jj A H. A K.K fc A -aj A 1 4 1 A B.K 4 rffc ar, m-- ui f-m mf 1 1 the increase each the year cent of the 1952.

and "savings definitely on About 90 accounts new ones. Home mortgage loans are heavy. Total savings thc banks holds from depositors arc 54 million, and mortgage loan? on homes amount to nearly that much, too. GOOD INTEREST RATE Savings in Baldwir.sville arc very heavy--more thar $12 million. In fact.

used to support activities adults of thc parish and tneir are- posted. Hope you fellas don't i i your! all this fashion info' on friends are asked to attend. LaFayette P-TA to Observe Anniversary With Supper County Veterans Service Agency and was in charge of the Watertown cCficc when he resigned. He worked with the Veterans Administration seven years, in Scouting for 11 years, he is on the committee of Troop 150. Mr.

a resident for 3 years, is a real estate agent and member cf the governing bulletin Board. And you folks A A NOHTH SYRACUSE. Ellis A. in Ardois. Hants County.

Novaj I 0 I OITIU Porter, 459 S. Main was en- Scotia, who sent word a you Upson, Hierholzer Are Renorninated dorsed by the Town of Clay GOP a uth 11 around the 'at the Farmers' Club where the Committee Saturday night a a grow lhc nobcj tsonSi BALOW1NSVILLE Show candidate for the Republican nom- as state senator of the new C. Upson and Ononcaga County district. tall i a Edwin Hicrholzcr were renom- inated at an open caucus Thursday The endorsement came at a the Davis, the Parkers th? Col- Jircmnn will provide some torrid Hers, and the rest of you, it sounds entertainment Friday and Satur- i i fun. and I 1 be up come sum- day.

'cb. 26 and 27. at their an- committee dinner at Martin's! A i a member governing covered dish Grant Grimshaw. supervising OORrd thc lown Obf oner will be served Tuesdav nf T.aFav*«tte i a i r- i supper be served Tuesday principal of LaFayette Chest. n- 3 'School, said, "The LaFayette Parent-Teacher Associa to run for trustee March 16.

The Restaurant. VETS INSTALL OFFICERS nual minstrel show. ri The 3-3 alarm production, slated have as much crackle as a term of each incumbent expires Mr. Porter has been a i a of the Sol- forest fire, will be presentci in of; P-TA Card Party observes its claimed by the Baldwinsville Fed-, -phc 1 wir at 7 anH n-n 1 -j rnA I tn ana communuy. i "vi i bavinas ana Assoc a presic cn ts of the P-TA.

past- i i a A i i alone as the largest for a banK. a sc QO board Hc explamea the group. i I in Central New York. One of RUe sts. Community Council, conducts! reasons which make this claim: Community singing, led by Mrs.

possible is a 3 per cent interest i a a Clarke snd the Girls' rate. The other bank in i 0 of the Glee Club, will be at fi a i a Thnpcrinv winsvillc is a branch of the First i will be awarded to to needy families at Christmas!" 5 I a i Trust Deposit Co. 'winners of an essay contest con- holds dancing classes for A spokesman for thc Solvay( i'' a i high school Eng- children and sponsors the La- Bank in Solvay said there is a sh students "last week. Essays Fayctte Gill Scout troop. arc on.

"The Parent-Teacher Or- Girl Scouts will assist in scrv- bv ing supper and present thc end of March. jof the Clay GOP committee sincejvay-Geddes Veterans cf World the auditorium of thc new Horace Bond was 1953, when he succeeded J.jWar 2 were installed for 1954 ai school. high for the post of police justice a a a North in a a Bin chief the ovcning will fill an unexpircd term of the late cuse, former county auditor. night. The officers are: John Mayo- B'irlon who Raymond R.

Rowe. The remainder The county will elect a senator president; Stanley Kish- i caa i a a of O'L thc term will be two years. the new district, a a vice-president; Ray Piro. as interlocutor Bond, Hugh Wyckoff and John'several months ago by the secretary; Joseph Cilani. an annual Halloween youngsters, collects tributes food, clothing and toys in population.

were named to thc vil-'legislature as a result of an party for! ONONDAGA HILL-Thc pnon- a commitlce and asa Elementary School Par- 1 'ent-Teacher Association will hold secretary, and John Fortunate, treasurer. "greater demand for home mort- loans than we have a supply room heads Other members are: Mrs. Stephen Gabri, Mrs. Leon Fairbanks. Mrs.

of money. 1 Its mortgage loans Rod i will ro und out the commemorating the birthday of amount to Thc Gcdded; prosrami i organization. Savings Loan Association, holds nearly S3 million in mort- 1 Electronics Park, the layoff and growth of a residential gage loans. Savings at the has not been in Cicero and North Syra- and the essociation total nearlyj noticed. One reason, according loj cuse, where thc Cicero State Bank $7 million for thc village banker, is that thc a branch.

Saving? for the workers who were laid ofC.bank run up to $1,500,000 in area. PEPOSITS UP P-TA held its "Poverty Party" Thursday, in tho school auditorium. Round and square dacing. games and refreshments were on the agenda. Allen Poole was chairman.

Assisting him were Raymond Garvy. VJ IfJ fc 1 4 ft A fc 1 1 came from other parts of the figures, and mortgage loans on and Mrs. Raymond Fields, A i I At the Fayetteville branch or the Syracuse area. Injhomes and farms tota.i about 31 the Merchants National Bank fcjtnis village, savings at a branch million. Trust deposits by villagers, of the First Trust Deposit Co i FARMERS ECONOMIZE and other? amount to more than total about Sl.50fl.000.

In the Tully area the picture SI million; and in Manlius a LFfTLE BUILDING iis different from that in Cicero. The Bank of East Syracuse re- To thre south, farmers, facing a Mrs. Arthur Thompson and Mrs. Alburn Warincr. branch of the Marine Midland Trust Company of Central.

New ported deposits of about 52 mil high cost of operation and a drop Smoke Damages Fairmount Home York deposits total about -ilion and home mortgage loans oE in farm prices, are adjusting them-j Smoke damage of about $200 re- 000. about $700.000. The letter figure selves to the situation. They are! suited at the home of James Montla this Manlius bank, deposits' is comparatively small because! economizing, but credit is avail- rcss. Fairmount.

when a defective havt been up since last Septem- there is very little building going 1 able to them, in thc words of a il burner overflowed, Fairmount Fire Chief Mirza Marsh reported yesterday. About 38 firemen responded, the isenhower Sidesteps Controversy amina of New 5-Town Dwighti Disirici 1. towns of Camillus. On-sectors soon began lo demand D. Eisenhower nar no intention of; ondaga.

Van Gcddcs a a recognition. getting involved in a white controversy raging here over the; na House "after "he 3 new suggested it at the Feb. 2 mcetinginame letter "Your requesting permission vour ncw Mr. of undo- construction be. of the board, attended by nearlyjschool, (The Dwight D.

Eisen- rilUgc and Fairmount.j.ioo persons who heatedly bouncedjhowcr Central High School) has madf? clear bv a issue about for hvc hours. referred to me 'or rcnly. Thc show will feature a chorus of nfl mixed voices, comedy skits arid specialty numbers. i 2 enrfmcn in shrv: are. Georso Socia.

C. Earl Green, Hichard 1 vcnr. Ho2or Mason. snd Charge Montague and Myron Van Bnskirk. Final rehearsals are slated fnr cndincn at 2 p.

Sunday and for thc chorus at 3 p. m. Mr. Ridel! is general chairman of the show. Spring is director and on a committee arc.

Richard Forking and liahls: Robert Morri. 1 i William publicity and Kenneth Waldron, programs. ber despite the fact that mora unempl on in the village and vicinity. for a branch of the oyment checks than Activity at the Cicero State Marine Midland Trust Company have passed over ths Bank has experienced a gradual of Central New Here sav- Also, volume of home mort-jchange from farm loans to homo; ings measure as much as gage loan? has not diminished. and personal loans.

000; home mortgages about SI In Liverpool, despitp the close- Reasons for change are: Sale million, and chattel mortgages, new of the large GE plant farms for real estate naming of high school tween this vilU This was mace clear by a issue about for hvc hours. The! been referred to me cial counsel LO tne president i a i man received a round of, "While the president is very replied to a query concerning applause after he called for thp. appreciative of the honor you naming of the school in Mr. board to acceot the neutral" a confer upon him, he prefers hower's honor. Mr.

Eisenhower. jto leave to your own discretion But, at the sar-ic time, the presi-j He said several persons have the decision to a your school dent made no objection to use at approached him since the mecting'in his honor. This is the course his name fcr the new structure a have shown their approval. president usually follows and In fact, Barnard Shanlcy, the.Mr. Grieshabcr urges those i am sure you will understand The sheriff's department re- special counsel, in a letter to Gerd'terested in promoting the sue-! that it docs not lessen his appro- fcrred two hiahway complaints Road Conditions Comolaints H.

Grieshabei of Camillas, indi-gesied name to contact him. i a i of such a gesture. io the town of Salina highway de a cated President Eisenhower youldiplans to formulate a committee' One of the most apt "neutral consider it an honor, to have urge the school-board to suggested to the board last Charles A. Wiley. 416 Wright school given name Mr.

Grics- sider adoption of the title. week came from a youngster, who Mattydale. complained that chief said. The minor blaze was extinguished about 2 p. but contents of the house were damaged by the heavy, black, smoke.

haber has naming tho The wave of controversey "Hiawatha Central water was running across the road A 4 4 4 4 1 -t 1 "I I near his home. A woman on Tower ave. complained regarding he muddy condition of the high- The new school is in School School's title. Those irom peace to these five towns." jway near her home..