The Post-Standard from Syracuse, New York • Page 33

6 THE POST-STANDARD, Syracuse, N. Thursday, January 3, rter Auburn Man IslOlhWard GOP Leader AUBURN Frederick E. Porten was unanimously elected chairman of the Cayuga County Board of Supervisors Wednesday and immediately outlined a four- point program he hopes is accomplished during 1963. The Republican veteran from the 10th Ward is only the second city supervisor to be elected to the high post, Henry Tamburo being the other. Another was appointed during a year's term.

Porten listed on his program the approval of permanent' personal registration, a cost program for the establishment of a commissioner of jurors, the completion of a program for the construction of a County Office Building, and renovation of the bathing beach at Emerson Park with plans for supervised skating facilities. Unanimous Vote After both parties caucused, Ralph Davis, Town of Spring- Port Republican, nominated 'Porten. Democrat J. Harry Lacey of the Town of Scipio seconded the nomination. The vote was unanimous.

This was the first time in several years that the minority Democratic Party did not put up a "token" candidate for the position. After being chosen, the new chairman was escorted by Darus Brown and George F. Shaw, for the Republican and Democratic Parties respectively, to the chairman's seat. He was wished good fortune during the year by retiring Chairman Fay Burghart of the- Town of Sterling. Kenneth Burgdorf, clerk of the board, also was unanimously reelected to the position while man James A Fltz Patrick of State Power Authority.

Ihe Henrv Grouse was renamed plattsb urgh Wednesday was ap- chairman is elected by members nni nf Qrf-I i io-f C4 frirv Tf ic hoi irnrorl UNDEFEATED --The Mynderse Academ- freshmen at Seneca Falls have won five straight and will play at Lyons Fri day. Shown with Coach Paul Gagliano, left, are Francis Piscitelli, Charlie Mars Steve Aronson, Lou Johns, Jeff Horton and'Steve Farney. Succeeds Moses atric I ority Kiwanis Club Insla New Officers AUBURN--Paul J. Brodeur Jr, of Wstertown, Ontario division governor of Kiwanis International, will install officers of the Auburn Kiwanis Club at their noon luncheon in the burn Inn Thursday. Charles Hicks will be installed as president of the club with other officers being: the Rev.

James Mahc.gan and William Court, first and second vice presidents respectively; Glenn Mosher, secretary; J. Eugene Kelley, treasurer; Charles Kruger, assistant treasurer; Kenneth'Clark, Kenneth Davis and Leon Mappes, directors for three years; and Elmer Bunnell, director for two years. Carry over directors include Edward G.i 1 a Pheips Moore, Andy Famularo. Emery Osborn and Julian Wright. Outgoing president Dr.

Albert T. Skinner is also a member of the board. Masher will be honored for having completed 23 consecutive years of perfect attendance at Kiwanis Club weekly meetings. Oilier perfect attendance pins will be given to: James Burns, 15 years; Phelphs Moore, nine years; Royal Powers, seven years; Kelley, two years, and Court and Dr. Skinner, one year each.

LiOCALi Ctorge AC. Swaytc, State Editor George Can, Assi. School Board AUBURN SENECA FALLS WATERLOO Seneca GOP Men Plan i Election Thursday Night 4 i SENECA FALLS The first publican faithful an up-to date Special lo ALBANY- The Foil-Standard Fitz Patrick was named to A Former Assembly, succeed Mosos as a trustee of the minority leader. Urges Cooperation In his acceptance speech, Porter thanked members for their vote of confidence and expressed hope that city and county supervisors combine to "work for the best interest of Cayuga County." Porten announced the chairman's luncheon would be held Jan. 15 at a location to be announced at next meeting on that date.

In referring to the County Office Building completion, he said, "I hope the program, started in 1954, but, unfortunately tabled at that time, for the construction of a needed Cayuga County Office Building, The board asked Beardsley Beardsley architects several months ago to include plans for an emergency operating center for county government in the area across Court Street, including the present Court House and property at the corner of Genesee and Court Streets. Porten, who has been chairman of the Emerson Park Commission several years, called for inclusion of supervised skating facilities, within restricted area, in the park's program. Plans for beach improvements at the park, prepared by a cuse engineering firm, have been tabled in the board for five months. Aliens Required To Register During January AUBURN--The Auburn post office is participating in the annual registration of all aliens residing or visiting in the United States which is conducted every January. Alien registration cards are available at all windows in the local post office, Acting Postmaster Thomas H.

Brogan said Wednesday. After completely filling out and signing the cards, aliens may leave them at the post office or mail them to the postmaster for delivery to the commissioner of Immigration and Naturalization Service in Buffalo. The immigration i warns that any alien who "will, fully or inexcusably fails to report as required, is liable "to be taken into custody arid deported. In addition, imprisonment or fines may be levied before deportation." Handling alien registration is ft ne of the many non-postal services handled by the Post Office Department, a pointed out. pointed a trustee of the State Power Authority.

the authority. It is believed that Fitz Patrick will eventually The appointment was made by! be named as Moses' successor Gov. Rockefeller. It is subject to as chairman as well. confirmation by the senate, The post pays 310,000 per There are five trustees of the State Power Authority.

At the 4 ton County assemblyman from 1947 to 1956. During his legislative career he was chairman of the Joint Legislative Committee to Study the Dissemination of Os- scene Publications and was a member of the Temporary State Commission on Agriculture and the temporary Highway Finance been received here.of the death Justin Winkle, Former Officia Of IRS, Dies SENECA Word.has Fitz Patrick was appointed to time there is one remain- succeed Robert Moses of vacancy. The present political York City, who resigned recently balance of the trustees is two following a hassle with Gov. Republicans and two Democrats. Rockefeller.

The dispute pur- The Republicans will firmly con- Planning Commission, He also served two terms as chairman of the New York-Vermont Interstate portedly involved Rockefeller's suggestion Moses resign as chair- trol the body when Rockefeller fills the remaining vacancy. man of the State Council of Another vacancy will occur May Parks to pave the way this year when the term of Rockefeller 1 brother, Lfturance'Dr. Finla G. Crawford of And- of Justin F. Winkle.

51, a native of Seneca Falls who at one time was assistant commissioner of Commission on the Lake Champ- the Internal Revenue Service. lain Basin. He died unexpectedly Sunday Active in Republican political at his home in Washington, B.C. affairs, Fitz Patrick was chairman of the Republican State Committee's Special Platform Committee which held hearings Rockefeller, to succeed him. over, expires.

Dr. Crawford, the state prior to the Moses was chairman of a is former vice' State Power Authority as well as'Chancellor of Syracuse Univer- being chairman of the State Council of Parks and held various other state and York City posts. He quit them all in the dispute with Rockefeller. sity. Fitz Patrick, 45, is senior partner i the.

law firm of FitzPatrick, Bennett and Trombley of Plattsbursh. He served as Clin- Deaths MRS. FRANK MENTILLO AUBURN Mrs. Catharine Scully Mentillo of 86 Hazlehurst wife of Frank Mentillo, died Wednesday in Mercy Hospital after a brief illness. A native of Auburn, Mrs.

Men- tillo was a communicant of St. Mary's Church and was employed by the U.S. Air Force at Electronics Park in Syracuse. The only survivors in addition to her husband, are several nieces and nephews. Services will be at 8:30 a.m.

Saturday at the Cheche Funeral Home and at 9 a.m. in St. Mary's Church. Burial will be in St. Joseph's Cemetery.

Friends may call at 196 Genesee St. from 3 to 5 and 7 9 p.m. Thursday and Friday. to CHARLES VAN NO STRAND PORT BYRON Charles Van Nostrand. 82.

of Navoa Road, Port Byron, RD 2, died Tuesday night in A Memorial Hospital after an illness of three weeks. Born in Conquest, he had Dec. 26 with services conducted there Friday. The body will be brought to Weedsport for interment at Weedsport Rural Cemetery. Surviving is his wife, Mrs.

Louise Olney Qstrom. A. retired mail clerk. Mr. Ostrom graduated from Weedsport High School in 1900 and moved to Syracuse 45 years ago where he lived until moving to Florida.

He was a member of Weedsport FAM. BRAD LEWIS ZIMMER WEEDSPORT Services for Brad Lewis Zimmer, infant son! of Mr. and Mrs. John Zimmer. of 17 Centennial Weedsport, who.

died Tuesday in his home, were held at 10 a.m. Wednesday in the Kinney Funeral Home, Weedsport. Burial was in St. Joseph's Cemetery, Weedsport. Surviving, besides his parents, are two Scott and Tracy Zimmer; a sister, Beth Zimmer, and several aunts and 1962 state convention.

He has played a prominent role in the last Republican state conventions. In 1960 he was a member the New York State Committee For the White House Conference on Youth. w-vfr" TMsm lived in the Conquest-Port By-j uncles, ron area all of his life. He was! a member of the Port Byron Federated Church. Eaton Named Highway Chief MUNNSVILLE The Town Board of Stockbridgc met in special session New Year's Day and named Herbert Eaton to serve as town highway superintendent.

Eaton succeeds Edwin Spaulding who resigned after being named to serve as Republican election commissioner in Madison County. He will complete Spaulding's term, which expires Dec. 31. The post will be filled in November. The Town Board mot with the chairmen of the Republican and a town committees.

Eaton was the Republican choice, while the Democrats proposed the name of Wesley Boylan, The post pays $4,000 per year. A brother Dewitte Van Nostrand of Cato. and several nieces and nephews survive. Services will be at 2:30 p.m. Friday in the Kinney Funeral Home, Weedsport, with the Rev, Richard Mastin, pastor of Port Byron Federated Church, assisted by the Rev.

James Stuart, pastor of Second Baptist Church, Auburn, officiating. Burial be in Conquest Cemetery in the spring. Calling hours will be from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. Thursday at the funeral home. MRS.

C. F. VAN MARTEIT SENECA FALLS--Services for Eva E. Van" Marler, 82, of 107 State who died unexpectedly New Year's Day in the Taylor- Brown Memorial Hospital, will be conducted at 2:30 p.m. Friday at the Sanderson Funeral Chapel.

The Rev. Carleton B. Carpenter of Waterloo will officiate. A native of West Danby, Mrs. Van Marter was the wife of the Rev.

Charles F. Van Marter, who came here to serve the First Baptist Church in 1920 and is now retired. She at one time attended the school of nursing at the Arnot-Ogden Hospital in Elmira and for many years was a practical nurse here. She also was the Republican member of the Board of Election in Seneca Falls several years ago, Friends may call at the funeral chapel Thursday from 2-4 and 7-9 p.m. ftENJAMIN OSTROM WEEDSPORT a i Ostrom, 83, former Weedsport resident, died at St, Petersburg, James A.

FitzPatrick Named to Post Kilburn Due To Head GOP Congressmen WASHINTON. UP! Rep. Clarence E. Kilburn, is ex- i 14 14 lu 4. i-- a.m.

Friday at the Cheche Fu- ected to be Gleclcd chairman following a heart attack. He was a son of the late George Winkle, a former superintendent of the Seneca Falls Rule and Block Co. and the late Mrs. Anna Kirk Winkle, also of Seneca Falls. He was graduated from St.

Patrick's Parochial School here. Winkle went to' Washington from Clean, where he attended high school. His late father was a New -York State factory inspector when the family moved from Seneca Falls to Olean. In federal service since 1927, Winkle was a lieutenant commander- in the Navy during World War II. He joined the Internal Revenue Service in 1Q34 and became assistant commissioner in charge of technical activities in 1951.

After graduating from the School of Law at Georgetown University in Washington, Winkle entered private law practice in 1858, Treasury Secretary Robert Anderson awarded him the "Exceptional Civil Service the Treasury Department's highest service award for career officials. Surviving are his wife, Virginia; two daughters, -Mary Claire and Kathleen, of Washington: a brother, George Winkle; a sister, Miss Helen Winkle, both of Washington; an aunt, Mrs. Margaret Winkle of Rochester, and two spusins Maynard Winkle of Seneca Falls and John William Kirk of Waterloo. Services will be Thursday morning in Washington, meeting of the year of the Seneca County Men's Republican Club' will be at 8 p.m. Thursday at the American Legion Post.

The committee" on arrangements includes former Mayor Hymen Klionsky, Anthony Simone and Carl Hibbard. i Guest speaker will be Philip J. Olmstead, chief engineer at Goulds Pumps Inc. one of 11 Kiwanians serving on the committee for the promotion of a new liberal arts college in Seneca Falls, will give the Re- Bank Official Honored on Retirement WEEDSPORT--Earl Bates, retired manager of the Weedsport office of First Trust and Deposit was. honored at a party at the Rainbow Lanes on New Year's Eve.

Joining Mr. and Mrs. Bates at the affair weer Mrs. Arnold Bennett. Mr.

and Mrs. Richard Buhl. Miss Helen Campbell, Mr, and Mrs. Jon Canolesio, Mr. and Mrs.

James Dumary, Mrs. John Keller, Mr. and Mrs. J. Dwight Kelly, Mrs.

Mary Schram and Robert Schram. Bates began his banking career with the First National Bank of Weedsport as a cashier and served as vice president and director before the tank merged with First Trust in 1956. The couple plan to travel through the southern and western parts of the United States, using a trailer. Buhl, will succeed Bates as manager of the office- Has $52,841 Tax Payment AUBURN The City'of began 1963 by turning over $52,841 to the Auburn Board of as part of the $130,150 collected in November, for com- IM bincd city-school taxes. This continues payments from the city to the school board, which now total $811,520.83 since the beginning of the fiscal year on July 1.

Last year, when the city fell behind in payments to the board and Cayuga County, a bond issue was passed lor the needed money after an argument between Democratic, and Republican members of the City Council. Of the $3,159,776 city school tax levy, City Treasurer William Kudla said that $2,128,970 had been received. The treasurer added that by keeping up payments, the city has in interest pay- baby girl was in satisfactory con- rnents to the school board this dition in Auburn Memorial Hos- ear pital with a fractured right upper leg after falling from her mother's car Wednesday evening. Louise Borst, daughter of Mr. report on the collge project.

Also on the agenda is the election of officers for 1963. John Kopsa of Lodi has been nominated to succeed Hamilton White of Tyre as club president. Baby Girl Hurt; Fell from Car THROOP A 13-month-old and Mrs. Lester Borst of McDonald Road, Throop, was injured as her mother's car became stuck in snow at home. The mother told state police she had the front door open in attempting to rock the car free and the baby had' been in the back seat crawling around.

The next she noticed, the baby had crawled out the front door, and fallen to the ground, breaking the leg. Troopers J. Falino and P. J. Lanzatella investigated.

MINOR FIRE A A vent burned out at the Recreation Bowling Alleys, 24-26 Port Watson Wednesday, Firemen said the fire was out upon their arrival. NOW THRU TO CHOOSE OFFICERS PHOENIX The nominating committee of the Phoenix Congregational Church will meet at 7:30 p.m. Thursday to select a slate of officers for the coming year with tne election to be Jan. 9. The committee consists of presidents and chairmen of the various church groups.

ONLV MONEY. STARTS JAN. 11 "JUMBO" Church Stales Yule Pageant WINTER WATERLOO On Sunday, REMOVE WINTER and SNOW WITH Jan. 6, the Feast of the Epiphany, a colorful Christmas pageant and feast of lights service will be presented at St. Paul's Episcopal Church beginning at 5 p.m.

Miss Marjorie Willcox, Church School superintendent, will direct the production, assisted by the church school teachers. Those taking part will be the boys and girls of the church school. The climax of this service is the passing of the candie light from the Christ candle to the "Apostles," junior choir and congregation representing the spread of the gospel to the whole world. The invited, the Rev. Hubert S.

Wood rector, announced Wednesday. Sprinkling Rock a Cheap, Efficient Way to Keep Walks and Drives Free from Danger Ballast the Rear of Your Car with 100 Lb. Bag of Rock Salt, Sand, or Grit. A Little Your Wheels Will Get You Out of Tight Spots. SNOW SHOVELS-SNOW PUSHERS PUSH BROOMS Nicht's Feed, Seed and Pet Store 23 Water St.

Mary C. Kowol, Prop. Auburn, N.Y. TEL. AL 2-5621 MRS.

SAUDELLO COLELLA AUBURN Services for Mrs. Philomena Saudello Colella, 62. of 17 Yfashington widow of Thomas Colella, who died Monday in her home, will be at 8 neral Home, and at 8:30 a.m. in St. Francis Church.

Burial will be in St. Joseph's Cemetery. Friends may call from 3 to 5 and 7 to 9 p.m. Thursday at the funeral home, 196 Genese St. Members of the Sacred Heart and St.

Leucio Sodet Societies will conduct servic at 7 p.m. Thursday at the funeral home. Man Injured Auto Mishap A A A Oriskany man suffered a severed artery of his left wrist Tuesday the car he was driving off the right side of the Road and into a snow- 1 hen went Elpis bank. Treated at Oneida City Hospital for the injury was David Ripley, 32, Oriskany, The accident was investigated by Trooper H. J.

Luttinger, Sylvan Beach substation. Area Weather of New York Republican House members at a caucus scheduled for Jan. 8 in Kilburn's office. Since Rep. John Taber, is retiring 'from Congress.

Kilburn will become the senior New York Republican when the 88th Congress convenes Wednesday. Taber had been chairman of the New York Republican caucus. Kilburn, 69, was first elected to the House on Feb. 13, 1940 to fill a vacancy caused by. the death of Rep.

Wallace E. Pierce, Considerable coludinesa with moderate temperature Thursday. Chance of a few snow flurries or of drlftzle tn the urea, High Thursday near 30. Fire Destroys Barn PENNELLVILLE Firemen from the Pernellville Volunteer Department were called to the farm of George Cooper in Route 54A, Perry Road, a mile west of Ponnellville, Tuesday afternoon. Here they battled a blaze in a barn but were unable to save the building.

Loss will run around $15,000 and destroyed were five head of cattle, hay. tools and the contents of Hie building. The Phoenix Volunteer Fire Department a summoned through mutual aid lo aid in fighting the blnzc. Firemen were hampered by the extreme cold weather. Student Hurt On Elmira Road ITPIACA An Ithaca College student returning hrre from Christmas vactioning at his home in Paul Smith's was hurt Wednesday night when tiis car knocked down six guard posts in the 300 block of the Elmira Road.

William O'Dell, 21, told police he fell asleep as he was entering the city. His car crossed the highway and slammed into the guard rails before coming to a stop, O'Dell was taken to the Tompkins Coutny-Hospital where he was treated for cuts on both hands and a lacerated nose. He was not admitted: ALL SAVINGS PLACED WITH US BY THE 10th OF JANUARY WILL EARN OUR GENEROUS DIVIDENDS FROM THE FIRST OF THE MONTH! CURRENT DIVIDEND on INSTALLMENT SAVINGS ACCOUNTS CURRENT DIVIDEND on INCOME CERTIFICATE ACCOUNTS Courteous, Conven Payment Arrangements CURRENT DIVIDEND OPTIONAL SAVINGS ACCOUNTS Budget DIVIDENDS ARE COMPUTED ON A MONTHLY BASIS YOR lift JEWELERS Geneset Auburn ft W. Mext Better Service NGS AND LOAN SOCIATfON i AUBURN Qfitet STRICT AUBUW EXCHANGE MEMBER OF FEDERAL SAVINGS AND LOAN INSURANCE CORPORATION.