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ecycling plan still charged t area schools The Chronicle-Express, Penn Yan, N.Y., November 13,1991 - Page 13 ^ VAN — The Cornell Extension 4-H pro- cooperation with the Lakes Solid Waste is continuing its batteiy recycling pro- schools of Yates Coun- ^ recycling boxes are jg die elementary school , of the Dundee, Penn Yan Iptus Whitman schools. ^Idren may deposit used 4 in the boxes free of the program has been able to send more than 280 pounds of batteries to the plant, which removes the toxic %eavy m etals’ for reuse. The batteries are transported to the detoxifying plant by a representative from the Waste Authority. The battery collection program will continue throughout the school year. Sensible waste reduc tion involves everyone. Residents are rem inded to do their part by recycling. For more information on the battery recycling program, contact the Cornell Cooperative Extension office a t 110 Court S t., P enn Yan. rticipants in Auction discuss event’s future m VAN — 4-Hers, their , and club leaders who it planning to participate j 992 4 *H Animal Auction a t ,:(S County Fair are invited a mooting to determine ,gf the auction. (noting is scheduled for ^Ihunday, Nov. 21 in the gg at 110 Court St., Penn fglion has been held each ^ 1 6 years, but declining involvement in the auction animal program has brought about the question o f continuing the event. Animals raised by 4-Hers are sent to the auction ring and then to the slaughterhouse. Local buyers end up with quality freezer m eat, a n d 4-Hers see the complete cycle o f a n im a l production. For more information about the upcoming meeting, contact the Cornell Cooperative Extension 4- H office a t (315) 536-3381. mpost train in g series for Genevans S tation HEVA — A special program niiiiDi series on composting tWdIbesdays, Nov. 19 a n d ^ D m . 3 at Jordan Hall at ■m Experimental S tation. Ill who are interested in ii{ about composting and inching fifth-grade school the basics will receive uiig. ^rcfuffl “Conposting Our Its Effectively,” developed by Cornell Cooperative Extension and funded by the W estern Finger Lakes Solid W aste Authority, will be the foundation of the training. Volunteers who attend the ses sions will be expected to conduct classroom presentations on com posting during the spring in local schools. For more information, call (316) 536-3381. mS‘ tudfmm page 12 n had their first meet- Mnt at the meeting iliion Finneo, Alanie ban Payne, A nna limanda Gifford, ■9 Scherer and Erin We held the meeting uSweet’e house. Our ciiMn. Sharon Sweet. This week, we started our 1991-92 Memory Books. We also c u t o u t felt h a n d s a n d p u t them on the banner. Last b u t not least, we made three k inds of applesauce — smooth sugar, smooth cirmamon, a n d some with the skins still on. A m a n d a Gifford N e w s r eporter rards- eifrom page 12 Oitttaiuling 4-Her of the bed—Michael Dennis, bnd cf 4-H Award — Delos 1991 County F a ir iodainanship A w a rds •i, sponsored by Thar’s Penn Yan — Joseph Al- ^ 1 , sponsored by Skip a n d I k Jensen, Penn Yan — I *iAoanda Wadsworth. MORE FOR yOUR PARDNER. LESS FROM YOUR POCKET. I icai yuui vioy lo >.i>^ ,,^ccial fccUng of country care, found in Big Red« Pardner« Dog Food. Complete with the balanced nutrition adult dogs need. And a taste they love. Economically priced a t your local Agway store. n ^ D N E R *6.59 *11.49 25 LBS. 50 LBS. Pfore Country Care„ for Less OlOPl YAN AGWAY I Hamilton Place I 536-8733 • 536-3338 I '*on.-Frt.8-5-Sat. 8-12 f 2 r-ip..^rM E J liictMr “t^^KaSHPL 'WAYOiHiitrv^te * Sheep, sponsored by Agway H ardw are Store, Penn Yan — H e a ther Dann. Soper, Rodgers are nam e d w inners of Ithaca Scholarship ITHACA — Ithaca College has chosen Paul Soper of Penn Yan and Jennifer Rodgers as this year’s recipients of the Roberta P e te rs Scholarship. Awarded annually since 1978, the scholarship is given to a n outstanding vocal student in the School of Music and is made possible by gifts from Roberta Peters, an honorary trustee and friend of Ithaca College. Soper, a member of the class of 1992, is mqjoring in vocal performance in the School of Music, where he has been repeatedly named to the Dean’s List. A tenor, he has been a member of the chorus, the string orchestra, the Madrigal Singers and the choir. He was also cast in campus produc tions of The Magic Flute and Die Fledermaua. A graduate of Penn Yan Academy, Soper is the son of Howard and Irene Soper of Penn Yan. Rodgers, a junior majoring in performance in the School of Music, also has been consis- tenly named to the Dean’s List, and has been Inducted into the Oracle honor society. _ ______ WATCHES, DIAMONDS. JEWELRY REPAIR & FRIENDLY SERVICE EATON’S PLAZA JEWELERS, Inc. \Yates^ County's Only Jewelers\ Lake Street Plaza Penn Yan WALLPAPER u l K Give thanks • Swine, sponsored by Knapp & Schlappi Lum b er Co., Penn Yan — H e ather Dann. r \ l I j IV up to 707 c off # V N . WA LOCATED IN 781-5430 m i m m m 248 EXCHANGE ST. GENEVA, NY pptm 3rtbun Novemberll. 1991 lalye 31reel flaia VoL l.N a 39 FAMILY HAIR C A R E Dorothy Rossman - Owner Tammy Courtney - Manager Leslie Mclnnis - Amy Lawrence Please note our new 800 number: 1-800-253-5131 or 1-315-536-9191 B u siness Hours: Monday • Friday 9-7; Sattirday 9 4 We look forward to seeing you soon. 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