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Gift Certificates - Still Available for Times Subscriptions Call 986-4300 Volume 8, Number 17 December 17, 1996 Newsstand Price: 35 cents Pal-Mac- Committee To Sponsor Magazine Drive Goal to raise $75,000 to improve outdoor athletic facilities The Pal-Mac Outdoor Athletic Facility Committee will be sponsoring a magazine sale to benefit its effort to improve the outdoor athletic facilities at the. schools. The goal is to raise $75,000 and the drive will run through the entire school district, beginning Friday, January 10th. The sale will involve students kindergarten through 1 1 th grade and will be strictly voluntary. Pal-Mac Athletic Director Fred Ciaburri said the committee has contracted with QSP, a division of Readers Digest, .to conduct the sale. The committee will receive 40% of the gross sales. Ciaburri stated that the students will not have to collect any money, rather, the company will bill the customers for new or renewal subscriptions that are sold. The Athletic Director said he hoped the goal of two subscriptions per student could be reached. With the company handling all the billing, Ciaburri said it was perfect for calling relatives and friends and selling the magazines without the hassle of collecting at the time of the sale. There will be a magazine sale kickoff on Thursday, January 9th. the $75,000 is needed to generate $300,000 in State Aid for the project. Bethlehem To Be Recreated In Williamson On Christmas Eve, between the hours of 6 and 7:30 p.m., the front lawn of First Baptist Church, Williamson, will be transformed into the stable of Bethle- hem almost 2,000 years ago. Members of the East Main Street church will recreate the scene of the first Christmas, along with the traditional sheep and the not-so- traditional llama, which will stand in for a camel. The singing of carols and the reading of the Christmas story by Pastor Maryjo Williams will complete the evening. The public is invited and child- ren may pet the animals following the music and story. Attention Snowmobilers Did you know that it is illegal to ride on any property without landowner per- mission? This includes property at the edge of the road (stay on the shoulder, NOT land- owner's lawn) Permission is obtained from local Aubs (join a club today) *' Stay on designated trails-respect landowner requests (landowners will not grant permission without your coopera- ion) Don't ride until trails officially open :after shotgun deer hunting season, after mops have been harvested, after ground is kozen, after trail signs, fences, and bridges are in place) Comments and concerns may be addressed to Webster Ridge Runners hc., P.O. Box 82, Webster, NY 14580. Don't M,iss It . Baby Year-In-Review Coming In Two Weeks! Did you become the proud parents, grandparents, aunt or uncle to a new bouncing baby boy or girl during 1996? If so, the Times would like you to submit a picture for our annual \Baby Year-In-Review\ issue to be published on December 3 1st. Last year, 63 babies adorned the pages of our annual special edition. ' Just send in your favorite photo to the Times, P.O. Box 608, Macedon, New York, 14502. You can also drop the photos off at the Copy Shop Plus store in West Wayne Plaza in Macedon, or the customer service desks at the Breen's Bells Supemrket locations in Palmyra or Williamson. Photos must be submitted no later than Friday, December 27th, by noon. Please supply us with a self-addressed envelope so we can return the precious pictures after they have been published. Please include the baby's name, birth date, parents, grandparents and town of origin. Five Marion Students Arrested Following Fight In Schbol Five Marion High School students were arrested after a fight erupted in the school on Tuesday at 9:35 a.m. According to witnesses, Adam Clevenger, age 16, of 4327 Route 21 in Marion, attacked Chad Gaston, age 16, of 3564 Newark-Marion Road in Marion, in the school parking lot, on Monday. As a result, Gaston's friends went to school on Tuesday, looking to settle the score. They were unable to find Clevenger because he was already in the principal's office for beating up Gaston the day before. One of Clevenger's friends, Kevin Bond, age 16, of 3231 Parker Road, was ,in the hall near the main office when Gabe Beck, age 16, of 3537 Cole Road, challenged Bond. They started fighting and fell to the floor. A friend of Beck, Patrick Pinkerton, age 17, of 3257 Goosen Road, began to kick Bond as he was on the floor. Another friend, Patrick Furino, age 17, of Buffalo Street, also repeatedly kicked Bond. - -1' Bond received several cuts on his head and right arm. As school officials were attempting to break up the fight, one teacher sustained a minor injury, as well as a female bystander. Clevenger was charged with Harassment in the 2nd Degree. Bond and Beck were both charged with Disorderly Conduct. Pinkerton and Furino were both charged with Disorderly Conduct and Assault in the 3rd Degree. - -- Help Police Locate This Man! The State Police in Williamson are currently 'trying to ascertain the identity of this individual. This subject has been identified as using the ATM machine at the Fleet Bank on Ridge Road in Ontario on November 16, 1996, a Saturday, at approximately 12:35 p.m. Anyone with information on this white male individual is re uested to contact the State 9 Po ice at (3 15) 589-8288. At this time this person is wanted for questioning only. They may have been present at this location at the time a crime had, been committed. Paxon Announces Internships U.S. Representative Bill Paxon has announced that there are openings for full- time and part-time interns to serve in his Williarnsville, Victor and Washington, D.C. offices. In addition to several .imme- diate openings, applications are also being accepted for the spring and summer. Interns in Paxon's offices gain valu- able experience in the legislative process, with specific work in writing, research, media relations, constituent service, and corresponding with government agencies. Most part-time interns serve at least three half-days each week, with some serving full-time. Some familiarity with comput- ers is helpful. Paxon, who is Chairman of the House Republican Leadership, currently serves on the House Committee on Commerce and on the telecommunications and Registration Set For - - Seely Library Winter Programs Registration for the Walworth-Seely Public Library's Winter Programs will begin January 2, 1997. Schedules are available at the library. Beginning in January, the library will have new, expanded hours: Monday, Tuesday, Wed- nesday and Thursday from 10:OO a.m. until 8:W p.m.; Friday from 1:00 p.m. until 6:QO p.m.; and Saturday from 10:OO a.m. until l:00 p.m. Finance Subcommittee and the Com- merce, Trade and Hazardous Materials Subcommittee. Congressional internships provide col- lege students and others with the oppor- tunity to make a genuine contribution to the operation of the House of Representa- tives. Those interested should contact Jac- queline Hawks (202-225-6265) in Washington, Jean Duester (7 16-634- 2324) in Williarnsville, or John Hall- dow (7 16-742- 1600) in Victor. Palmyra-Macedon Voters Approve Two Propositions The voters of the Palmyra-Macedon School District approved two proposi- tions last week. Proposition One: authorizing reconstruction of the Middle School, and acquisition of a parcel of land (15 acres) on Foster Street adjacent to the Middle School for athletic fields, and reconstruc- tion of existing athletic fields and facili- ties, passed by a vote of 582 to 277. Proposition Two: authorizing funding of a Capital Reserve Fund to finance the Capital Improvement program in Proposition One. This proposition passed by a vote of 582 to 294. . ..
