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1 wm mi ROCHESTER DEMOCRAT AND CHRONICLE Friday, May 5, 1961 18 Welfare Cost Dips In Seneca County Report Shows SENECA FALLS Seneca County Welfare Commissioner Don Ellis last night referred to a lower category for Seneca County in welfare expenditures for the past year statewide as reported by the Citizens Public Expendi ture Survey, as "good news The report of the survey, a cooperation of all members of tax research organization, Released out of Albany showed my staff in my effort to help man r. St Kd Kn to uMrss educ? among the state counties in a lul" 111 A Republican of Interlaken per capita cost for welfare Ellis said: "We have injected expenditures dropped to sev many new policies in the de enth place partment during the past year Further, the county is re all with the aim of reducing ported by the survey to have costs with the result they have recorded a 15.7 decline in the paid off." average member of relief re Walter J. Ward, Seneca Falls, chairman of the Citi cipients in 1960 as compared with 1959. This was reported as the largest decline in the state and brought Seneca County down several places NEW POSTMASTER "And will you see that mails get through?" That seems to be the question asked by Ellen, 7, and Albert, 5, of their mother, Mrs. Eleanor J.

Carmichael, who's the new Canandaigua postmaster. left, Mrs. John Volpe, Manchester; El-win Brown, Shorts ville; Owen Huober, Manchester, Andrew Price, Littleville. DRIVE LEADERS Red Jacket Community Chest drive is under way. Shown picking up material are, from zens Welfare Committee, re cently appointed by the Sene ca County Board of Super visors to investigate county from its former position' as second highest in the state in 1959.

welfare expenditures and practices, said last night he Downtown Seneca Falls Ellis, who has been public had not seen a copy of the welfare commissioner in this survey report. Canandaigua Gets Woman As Its Postmaster CANANDAIGUA Canan- one of several in line for handled the many duties ln- county for two and one half "However, Ward said. "our committee will continue Will Be Brighter years, last night attributed this improvement in his de its investigation as directed by partment to the "wonderful Court Recesses At Lyons LYONS Supreme Court, Justice G. Robert Witmer presiding, at noon Thursday recessed until 10 a.m. Monday.

At that time 80 trial jurors will report, and trial of 45 cases reported to be ready will start. This week has the supervisors. daigua's first class Post Office 'Democratic appointments and volved in the clerkship. For will be under the guiding! Caraichaers appoint- the past year she has been so, in comparison, the new lights when installed -should make the business districts hand of a postmistress. Mrs.

secretary to a locai attorney. look like "the Great White SENECA FALLS By June 1, the business districts of Fall, State and Cayuga streets will be fluorescently lighted with new 40,000 lumen lamps, according to Jack Headley, manager of the Seneca Falls Geneva Council Hears Decision Complaints Way," it is said. Headley said last night he i iiie diicmudigud unite is, Eleanor J. Carmichael, for the! located in a modern triple-' Mrs. Carmichael is a native first time in its history.

I story building on North Main of Clyde and was graduated Mrs. Carmichael, well-i Street. The Post Office occu- from a secretarial course at known city resident for 21 pies the main floor with! Rochester Business Institute. expects the metal poles, somewhat higher than the present been devoted to non-jury and pre-trial cases, with 10 reported settled and four default actions disposed of. GENEVA City Counci poles will be painted green as in other communities that and Waterloo offices of the "Some time Geneva must years and a former city federal and other offices on She also attended an exten-received appointment as act-ithe other two levels.

There are sion course at -Niagara Uni in nnstmistrpss vpstprriav 137 nnstal mntnvpf wbn will versitv. where she met Mr. New York State Electric stand up and be counted on have installed new street last night struggled with at least three complaints over The May Grand Jury has this decision. The condition 'Notification of hpr annnint- be under direction of thn new Carmichael. They were mar- Gas Corp.

completed its investigations, flack of decisions by the city of retaining walls on this jment, as of next Friday, was postmistress. Last year's an-, ried in Rochester in 1939 and A crew of the utility com according to District Attorney! in sucn matters as esiaDiisn- creeK is very bad. At the rear received yesterday by Johnjnual Post Office business one year later came to uanan- lights. The lights and electricity are furnished to the village on a rental basis by the year and the new budget provides Roeer E. Davis, and that body: ment of a truck route through pany's installation workers iiac hounn the erection of Geneva, rezoning of city, and clarification of responsibility will report to Justice Witmer on Monday.

The indictments of buildings on Elm and Colt Fabrizi of Orleans, chairman Streets and along Hammond; of the Ontario County Demo-Lane, it's pretty difficult toicratic Committee which rec-keep telling property owners ommended Mrs. Carmichael reached at least $200,000. The daigua. They purchased their office covers the heart of the Gibson Street home in 1942. county seat region here.

Operating a business is not It is expected Mrs. Car- new to the new appointee, michael will be taken to the her husband was serv- 11UU steel light poles and when that is finished, the new bright ornamental fluorescent along Castle Creek which slices across the city en route will be transferred to Wayne County Court, and Judge for the payment of $26,000 this year to the New York State Electric Gas Corp. for lighting the village streets. that ask that decision is lack-; to the local position. The George B.

Parsons will sit for Washington verification was! Post Office by a postal in-: ing with the U.S. Army in to Seneca Lake. Chairman James Culbert lamps 35 in all will be in stalled. ing on who is responsible for maintenance." City Attorney John Baroody This is approximately $2,000 son of the city's Board of Ap arraignments without delay, some of them probably Tuesday afternoon. The new lamps will replace signed by Fred C.

Belen, as-Jspector and familiarized with Europe in 1943-45, she con-sistant postmaster-general. (the duties after which thejducted family interests-in a Francis J. Finnick, Repub- official changeover will take fuel oil business which had lican, who has been acting place. headquarters on South Main postmaster here since mid- Mrs. Carmichael is the Street.

reported that the Department peals on zoning left with some dissatisfaction because there was no discussion of the present street lights in of Public Works already has use in the downtown sections asked him to come up with information on the Castle higher than last year. Youth Sentenced To 30 Days for more than 20 years. The 1960, said he had no termina Churches Set Union Vote possible city rezoning which had been expected. Mrs. Via Fowler, chairman of the civic former village board of trus Creek responsibility issue and that he will do so "as soon as possible." tees voted several months ago in favor of brightening affairs committee, reported that more time was needed for a report on the zoning The Council approved hir WILLIAMSON After a LODI A proposed infor the business districts wun these new lights.

The present downtown lights are 10,000 lumen lamps two-day cooling off period in ing by Geneva Housing Authority of George Pacil as a issue. widow of Arthur F. Car-! Mrs. Carmichael received michael who died in 1959. She endorsement of the Canan-resides at 201 Gibson St.

with daigua City and County Demo-her three children. The new'cratic Committees for tha postmistress was Canandaigua postmastership. She is a corn-city clerk for two years, fromjmitteewoman from Ward 2, 1958-1960, serving an appoint-! District 1, here. She Is a mem-ment made by the city's one! her of St. Mary's Catholic and only Democratic mayor, and its Rosary Society.

Richard M. Bottorf. She was Mrs. Carmichael also belongs commended for her service in to the Canandaigua American the City Hall office and for Legion auxiliary and the Can-the efficiency with which she andaigua Country Club. tion notice.

However, this is expected and May 12 is described as the conclusion of a pay period in the Post Office. Finnick was named to the postmastership at the death of Frank G. Cougevan, but official appointment from Washington was not consummated before the new administration took command. Canandaigua first class office was Wayne County Jail, Jan P. mal union of the Lodi Methodist and Presbyterian churches for one year will maintenance custodian at the Joseph De Bott of West North Street, precipitated a Holland, 19.

of 177 Bennett John Chartres Homes, a pub Williamson, earned 30 heated discussion on the pas be submitted to a vote of the days in Wayne County Jail lic housing project. His salary will be $3,900 a year. con ere cations of the two sage of heavy trucks through that street and the delay in on arraignment yesterday be Official notice was read Council action on the matter churches a simultaneous meetings following their respective morning worship by Alderman Merrill Roenke fore Williamson Peace Justice A. Marion Alday on- third degree assault charges. According to Williamson from the State Public Works Department to the effect that Resisnation Okay Given- CLIFTON SPRINGS The resignation of Edward Scrib-ner as extra policeman was accepted at the meeting of the Village Board of Trustees.

Scribner had served in the capacity for the past seven He said that it was "at least four years ago" that residents of his street on which Geneva General Hospital is located, petitioned to have through trucks routed off this residen boathouses must be removed State Trooper John Serafine, services Sunday, May 14. Voting on this proposal was agreed upon at a joint meeting of members exploring the possibility of uniting from Long Pier. Mrs. Lucille Holland was stopped Tuesday Jobless Up In Wayne NEWARK Wayne Coun Wright, city clerk, was asked Jury Lauds Sheriff In Ontario County CANANDAIGUA May On-i Thompson and staff for their tarin Pountv eranrl iurors courtesy in explaining the by Williamson Constable Charles Vogt on Ridge Road to officially notify W. Neil tial street.

the churches made the re Marvin, president of the Boat When he demanded to Owners Assn. that any fur West, Williamson, for allegedly speeding at 70 mph. He is reported to have also re ty's jobless claimants the past commendation. The Rev. Stanley Skinner of the Rural Church Institute ther communications on this week totaled 2,928 as com- matter will be with the state fused to identify himself and was the moderator.

pared with 2,923 for the pre-j took time during their his-'procedure in receiving and ViniiC uoolr a nrl 9 fiQ voir I i vious week and 2,659 a attorney general's office, the year torically brief period of serv- caring for prisoners. A two thirds vote of the communication advised. failing to comply with orders of the police officer. On complaint of Constable Vogt, Williamson State Police obtained warrants for Hol members of each church at the meetings will be required know why the delay in Council action, Council President Thomas Baroody reminded him that two previous councils evidently were also unable to come up with a satisfactory solution. When the pro and con discussion dwindled down it had been decided to put the matter into the hands of the traffic and law committees with report as soon as possible.

De Bott was ago, according to Shearman Smith, manager of the local office of the State Employment Service. The Newark office noted 1,076 jobless claimants as years. Mayor Dr. S. F.

Kutz presided at the meeting where plans were made for the village employes to carry out a program of mosquito control instead of hiring outside concerns. Swampy areas will be sprayed with oil and approximately 500 tossits, small capsules of DDT repellent, will be ordered. These will dis to adopt the proposal. If the vote is favorable, the exploratory committee will ice this week in Supreme "We are confident that Court to commend the sheriff with the new facilities the for his management of the Sheriffs Department will County Jail and "those in-j continue to do an outstand-volved in securing the soon- ing service to our county and to-be-opened new jail." we also would like to com-The jury handed a state-jmend the people involved in ment and presentment up to a new jail. Justice Charles B.

Brasser. "This grand jury would like Farmington Sets Blood Donor Day FARMINGTON The Roch land's arrest. When Trooper Serafine attempted to arrest Holland at his home, Holland is reported to have elected not to go. against 1,079 for the previous week and 949 a year ago. The choose a representative or group from each church to prepare articles of agreement for the union.

Sodus area reported a claims load of 1,852 to compare with A scuffle ensued before solve in the water and destroy advised that he would be asked to sit in with the committees to aid in a solution of Alexander M. Lane of Gor-ham and Harold Northrop of ester Red Cross Bloodmobile will be at the Lutheran Church in Farmington on 1,844 for the previous week the mosquito larva. Requests made by Post Holland was brought before Justice Alday who ordered him to Wayne County Jail to commend District Attorney M. Maurice Chacchia and his staff for their patience and thoughtfulness in presenting the cases at this term. The jury of 23 persons found five indictments in as Canandaigua gave the jail report as jury foremen.

It stated: how to handle truck travel within city YOUTH, 18, JAILED LYONS Douglas Chad-wick, 18, of Clyde, formerly of Lyons, was sentenced by and 1,710 a year ago. Clarence Witt, farm placement manager, reported that his office has an order for a master Frederick Gifford, by Friday, May 19, from 3 to 7 p.m. Volunteers are endeav letter read by Mayor Kutz, were tabled for further dis oring to get blood donors to "Aftpr insnpptinn of the It was Miss Helen Maney in the Fifth Ward who married dairyman who is rt, rmmtv Tail mm. assist Farmington in meeting Wayne County Judge George B. Parsons to a term of three pending arraignment yesterday.

Other charges at the arraignment drew Holland a $50 suspended fine for speeding, his second such conviction in 18 months, a 10-day brought up the city's constant qualified to keep records. mend Sheriff and Mrs. Earl many investigations. indecision on responsibility months in the Monroe Coun its quota. Working with Mrs.

Wesley Payne, blood chairman are for dangers that may be con nected with Castle Creek suspended sentence for fail Mrs. Howard DeLano, regis Board io Organize cussion and Gifford asked for a more permanently constructed steps on the west side of Spring Street across from the Post Office building, for a side walk to be constructed on the east side of Spring Street from Main Street to the railroad tracks, ty Penitentiary as a persistent probation violator. Chad-wick's troubles with the law have been many, according Board in Falls To Organize SENECA FALLS Seneca She said that in many places trar; Mrs. Donald Ford, nurse ing to comply with police officers orders, six months sus the water has inundated pended sentence in Monroe recruitment chairman; Mrs. Eldor Keuhnert, canteen chairman and Mrs.

Olney Ex- LYONS The new Lyons Tuesday; William Lasher to police records. The peni County Jail for public intoxi banks leaving hazardous shelves that might break beneath anyone venturing out ton at Victor, Warwick 4-6454. tentiary sentence was imposed this time for his failure to support his children. Falls Central School District central School District Board 'John Lents, William Fedor, Board of Education will have r. a Vincent Amico, hold-overs its organization meeting for of Educat.on wiU take office from thfi Lasher is cation.

He was placed on probation for two years. on such a ledge. She said: the coming year at 3 p.m. on July organizing me president 0f the outgoing Tuesday, July 11 in the meantime with naming of of-jboardi Lents is vice presi-board's office in State Street. icers and making appoint-dent Mrs Charles Gruen, Speakers Listed In Canandaigua and for "no parking" sign to be placed in front of the Post Office sidewalk.

Bills audited and ordered paid totaled $1,725. Case Dismissed After Trial The school board has no ments. 'William J. Smart and Paul T. new members as all three! The new board will beiRllih ri.rrpnt board CANANDAIGUA Rich-; trustees, with expiring termscomposed of Mrs.

Charles L. nnt 0f the new ard Toole, assistant manager, were re-elected at the voters Steyaart, Mrs. John C. Perry, board iiiu nuucn iut, aiduauvidu, i annual meeting. virnie r.

uwiei, cwucu budget adopted at budget adopted SENECA FALLS Follow. Management Council will be main speakers at the May meeting of the Industrial ing a adjourned trial, a charge Management Division of the of failing to keep to the right against Mitchell Abraham, 44, Canandaigua Chamber of of 115 Lewis Geneva, was Commerce. dismissed by Peace Justice Axel Thompson, Town of The buffet luncheon will be held at noon Monday at Canandaigua Inn. Kurt J. Baum, local chairman, will preside.

The group now is composed of some 40 indus Tyre. Abraham pleaded innocent before Thomson and on motion of his attorney, Arthur I. Seld, Seneca Falls, was granted a trial. Tuesday's annual meeting anticipates receipts of $955,523 as compared with last year's $906,837. Total expenditures of the 1961-62 are budgeted at 945.523.

plus a balance of $10,000 expected to be on hand a year from now. Increases shown in the budget over last year include these: General control, from instructional services, $520,000 from operation of plant, $73,600 from fixed charges. $99,397 from debt service, $155,555 from auxiliary agences, $75,100 from $68,. 500. Budget decreases are shown in two departments: maintenance of plant, $18, 695 down from capi-tol outlay, $24,101 down from $51,200.

trial managers and personnel officers in the greater Canandaigua area. It was organ Trooper James Kelland was the only witness called at the trial and on the comple VIA XV! "SSL. 1 ized two months ago and is sponsoring a personnel school at Canandaigua Academy Classes will continue into June. tion of the troper testimony, the magistrate dismissed the charge. HURT IN FALL NEWARK David Randolph, son of Mrs.

John B. TO GIVE TALK NEWARK Rev. Spiros ft rs, Zodhiates, authority on the Greek New Testament, will be the speaker at the East- Bostwick of Prospect Street, fractured both wrists in a fall from a plane based at Travis Air Force Base, Calif. He was working on a wing, according to word received by his mother. The tax rate last year was $37.87.

This year an increasa that may go to $1.50 an as sessed thousand is antici pated. gate Youth for Christ rally to be held in the Canandaigua Baptist Church at Cayuga and North Roads tomorrow at 7:30 p.m. REHEARSAL Lyle Bassage, left, Dark" scheduled tomorrow In Wavne and Perry Dippel, rehears comedy Central In Ontario. It is sponsored" by SEEDS UNDER TEST Dorothy Baldaof, seed analyst at State Experiment Station in Geneva, inspects growth of seeds under test at station. Tests are made to safeguard public against inferior seeds.

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