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Gates - Chili's ->> SHOPPING a hart: il. PK Cgi Moke +- |( * Roles ‘U' m‘. ; . I ca P (ees >=\. - Cae fers lflléitué i I I‘D. é bl , fi R ‘E'WH - ° I P) October 24, 1963. afiqufeenniof } Member of Naw York Stare Advertising Publishers Council, Inc. and National Association of Adverti sing Publishers essen iDlewood 64370 mee mm» m = # Cates-Chiii NEWS, Inc. w USK RAPS CHILL 1269 CHILI AVENUE, ROCHESTER 11, NEW York room masses hates GOP Gates Democratic Dinner - evening, October 19th. More Supervisor; Rudolph _ J. DEMOCRATS Lusk, Republican upervisor - of Chili, 'strongly attacked statements 'in last week's Gatgs-Chili | News by Robert Nothnagle, : Democratic supervisor can- ; didate. '\'Nothnagle's refer- ; ences to the Riverdale dist» ict as a neglected area are alse. Riverdale has always lican town government,\\ said In road building and re-sur- cing, no area of Chili has sceived as much concentrat- d attention as Riverdale. e'll carry on further work in iverdale next year if the ir- sponsible Democratic 'cuts the Chili highway budget UH usk continued, '\'Riverdale as the first area in Chili to t water service. This was oe to help Riverdale resi- ents to solve their water oblems .\ itst-class _ recreation ams sponsored by the town. allantyne school is a center crafts and play programs well as baseball and other Ectivities,'\' said Lusk. Obvieus ly, - Nothnagle is misinformed when he 229» also reported that the cad ic Y LJ i c recreation Lusk said ig meager Higet for 1964. \e a Democratic ally in budget fight, told him and §, met town official last g??? that he was going to $1500 from the re- reckless attitude- of is ii & the Democrats and has: \Riverdale has -always- hat - -& Conservatives Various groups have recently publically endorsed the Gates Republican Candidates. The United Auto Workers Union Local 1097, at a meet- ing held at their headquarters at 221 Dewey Ave. on October 17, 1963, endorsed the com- plete slate of Gates Repub- licans as their choice in the forthcoming Town Elections. Everett B. Russell, Candidate for Supervisor, had previously received ' the Conservative Party endorsement. Charles H. Eberhard, Candidate for Justice of the Peace had also received the Liberal Party endorsement. The Candidates expressed their appreciation in stating, ''We wish to thank every group and organization which has publically endors- ed us in answer to our pro- mise to bring Good Govern- ment to Gates.\ Many smaller public-spirited groups and individuals also drew appreciation from the Candidates. \We want to also thank those people both Democrat and Republican who have organized small groups in our Town in order to sup- port us. The very generous and encouraging support is | appreciated. We will not let anybody down.'' The Candidates have been on a strenuous house to house campaign in the Town since the campaign started. \We are just as anxious to hear what the people want from Town Government as we are to tell them what we plan to da There will be a differ- fud. 'aview Cl a pan p people from Town Hall when we are elected--WE PROMISE THAT!\ The Candidates stated fur- ther their campaign would reach - its focal point on \Candidates Night\ at Doud Post on Monday, October 28, 1963. All residents are in- vited to a free barbeque sup- per and an evening of very short speeches and entertain- meat. *We want to thank ev- ~eryone for their support before = election day ond would like to . meet those people whon wo have not ss yet met per- sonally.\ Dance draws huge crowd endorsed by labor The Gates Democratic Town &:County Committee held the ir 5th Annual Dinner Dance at the Party House Saturday than 300 persons were in at- tendance to enjoy the eve- LeP ore, Justice of the Peace; Costanzo J. Caruso, Council- ning 's entertainment. Neil - Bubel, Toastmaster, introduced the Democratic Candidates; Frank F. Kipers, Councilman; spoke briefly on the Candi- dates' progiam. and Nelson Dennis, of whom all orsy. pon. medicine, nation requesting aid. At Trick and Treat time have goblin with a box' labeled U.N probably will find just such a one at your door this year. The penny he is asking may give Anna in India her first glass of milk, or help free Rupiah in Maylaya from the horrors of lep- U.N.I.C.E.F. gives your pennies the power to save a child's life. With so many Anna's and so many Rupiah's in the battle for children's lives, every penny is a potent wea- A nation receiving funds from U.N.LC.E.F,. usually invests two dollars or more for every dollar received. The program is hick or Treat Time and a box U. N.1.C.E.F.. _ Pictured on the left is Randy Shaffer of 841 Ken- dall . Road, Churchville. Randy is a 5th grade stu- dent of Mrs. Williams at the Fairbanks Road School, Churchville. He is study» ing the globe intent on finding countries to which his UNICEF coins will be forwarded. # you ever -been confronted b L.C.E.FE? you If you haven't, you {-GNA.-C, EF . -stands for United Nation's Chitdren's - Emergen- ~- ~- - cy Fund. This is the agency which transforms pennies into milk, sanitation and other aid for 50,000,000 children in more than 100 nations. Not one cent is given by the United Nations to U.N.IL.C.E.F. Voluntary contributions by individuals like you, organizations, the governments of more than 534 of the world's governments, and U.N.I.C.E.F.'s, annual Christmas card sale are its sole support. This fund is governed by an Executive Board whose members come from 30 nations. The United Nations lends technical help in asses- ing the need and working out the best possible program for a It is not required that a nation contri- bute to the Children's Fund to receive aid for programs deem- ed essential to the well being of its children. ren every where. it began. friend he brings along, manent basis as soon as the country is able to help itself. This is why in years to come, Ghanna will be able to provide doctor's for its children and Ecuador a children's clinic, for U.N.IL.C.E.F. also helps train native medical personnel to help save children's lives. The Children's Fund is interested only in the needs of child- It is impossible to calculate lives saved or made healthier and brighter by U.N.I.CGCE.F. since 194§ when It is now simply United Nations Children's Fund but retains the UNICEF symbol known in so many countries, by so many children as the symbol of a brighter tomorrow. This year the Chuarchville-Chili PTA is giving the children in the 4th, Sth, and 6th grades of its school district th tunity of participating in UNICEF's amnual \Trick or Treat- ing\\ program. This is traly an exemple of children helping | children. Remember thatghost or goblin who asks for a perny is asking not for himself, but for the tired, Geck and hungry Eppor- labeled - pse
