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.. -I M* '■•¿k -•* -,-f . * ?•>?'.'-c :'v »v * y t it*' y - H. . - --- ' V ï~» *-Vi ‘ - -n=» ■ 'The Corner class- picnic will be held at the home of Edna, Champoux at lake Lauderdale on June 21, at 6:30 p.m.* EveryoneTs’to take a dish' to pass and table’service. —Thè Senior Citizens will go to the NEWCO pienic at the Hebron camp on Wednesday, Juné 22. Üho?e lad in g trírnspór* tation aré to meet at St. Paul’s parish house at 11 a.m. —\The- idfltin&B dab will meet tonight, Thurs day, at 7:30 at the Easton-Greenwich Rescue squad building. \1 was gratified to be able to answer promptly and I did. I said I didn’t know.** Mark Twain Keep Funding for the jsli l\f'- '‘ili 1>' baß ,ma h r\J I ' j Library in the School ^ l o i e n N 0 ” on Amendment 3 at the Greenwich Central School District Election Voting hours: 1 to 9 P.M. ‘ ' 4 ' t The Friends of tlie Greenwich Free UJbrarç killed A Gansevoort boy died after his car was appar ently involved in two accidents; ip- Saratoga county last -Thursday. 1 Brian P. Gavin, 1% w as. believed to be the driver in a hit and run accident which occurred on the Northumberland bridge on- route 4, town of Greenwich. \No injuries resulted from that colli sion, which also involved an-automobile -dri.venu_hy_ e s a v e s There is hope that the inai; announcement that . Voters in the Greenwich school distiietwill decide upon three amendments as \ well as a. proposed school budget next week. Thè amendments concern funding for the libraries and the youth commis sions ’of the towns of Easton and Greenwich. David Minard of Killing- ton,- Vp: .......... ....... ; --------- According to state troopers, the boy went on' to have another , accident on Ballard road, which resulted in a fatal, skull ' fracture. Trooper R. E. Winslow of the Salem.headqyarters investigated the Northum berland bridge accident. ■“ Unliker Hbraiy\ amend ments in , former years, this year’s proposal ..seeks to\ielete library .funding. jMps 'is because -library funds are already written into the budget.- Earlier this week, a petition was introduced to have an amendment ■which would remove Jthe ' funding. Therefore, voters have a choice. If the amendment is defeated, the Greenwich library will get $5,000, and the Easton library will get $1,500. If the amendment is passed, the libraries will not get the money. _ Voters who want the . school district to'support the libraries should vote no on the measure. Those who do not want school taxes to go towards the libraries should vote yes. The amendment will be number three. The other two proposals are on youth commission Area Child Find at ACC On Thursday, June. 53 „.andJFriday, June 2Ar the •child find task force of Washington and Warren counties will, sponsor a pre-school.screening pro gram for cMIdren a_ge two to. five.- The screening will be - held at Adirondack Com munity college, in the student activity center. The program will operate between the hours of D a.m. and 3 p.m. on both -days,. -------------- 1— ' The purpose of the screening program Is to identify those yotjmg chil- dren. who may have . a developmental or health problem, that could later interfere with the child’s educational progress. If a problem is identified, the parents will be advised of A G W A Y ] m m m t m m ■ HACK PUSTK MULCH from MONSANTO Pulían çndlo backbreakinghoding a n hand weeding? . • Use it in vegetabfe gardens for bigger harvests, earlier crops! üro>v ihestroogest. healthiest flowers erf the block! Shrubs thrivewitb plastic mulch under wood or marble chips! Strong,;1 K-mil-thick, Monsanto blackplastic deprives weedsofthé light they need to grow. At;thesametime,it conserves the moisture jHave a weed-free, work-free patio with ■ plastic mulch under bficte of blocks! ■ Turning. The first would give' $2,500 to the Green wich youth commission; the second is for $1,500 for Easton's commission. Voting will be held on Wednesday, June 22, at the middle grades build ing, from l to 9 p.m. A meeting regarding the issues will b e held the day before, Tune \begin ning atJ?;30 p.m. in the highschool auditorium.' United Methodist church can be saved and a fund has been started to pay for its restoration. The administrativer- board of the church voted last week to temporarily delay action to take down £he steeple which has deteriorated to such an extent that it is creating a hazardous condition from falling- slate. The decision of the board to hold off tearing-down the steeple was'Inade^aftef ' consid erable public concern was expressed over their orig- changed by board bumper crdps. And it warms the soil to give you the earliest tomatoes in town! Prevents soil crusting. Won't crack, peel or rot. Use it over and egetables and flowers need for fast growth and oveí again! A great value from Agway! 3 x100’ ROLL ONLY — Reg. $3.35 Save 60f - — what services can assist them in - correcting or lessening the effect o f the potential educational diffi culty; Early identification, and the obtaining of cQrrecLassistance,.isJm-_ portant to a child's future. The bi-county, task force includes representatives from public health, mental health, social services, Headstart, BOCES, pros pect programs and local school districts. Parents and agencies who wish to use the screening program «ce . requested to schedule appointments; They may contact Mrs..Ruth Jones, .at BOCES. -HwdsoaM ls,. between,9-a,m.and3-p,m.-. Due to\ informational needs and insurance re quirements, each child shouldbe accompanied by a parent or guardian. -_r LEGA l NOTICE NQHCEOF ANNUAL SCHOQLDISTSICT _ MEETING AND ELECTION GREENWICH CENTRAL SCHOOL DISTRICT Notice Is Hereby Given that the' Annuii Meeting of all ' those qualified to vote in the Greenwich Central School District, Greenwich, New York, will be held on June 21, ,1977 at the GREENWICH HIGH SCHOOL at 7;30 p.m. “ E.D.S.T. And Notice Is Also Given that a vôte will be taken of all those qualified to vote at School District meetings; in said District at the GREEN- , WICH . M1ÔDLE GRADE SCHOOL, Greenwich, New York on June 22,1977 and the polls wjll be open from 1:00 p.m. ED.3.T. until 9:00 p:m. E.D.S.T. at such time the voters oF the District will vote upon the following matters: 1. Ànntìal Budget 2 . Annual election to the Board of Education loffie li Also“tjwen That k Copy of thè Statement of the amount of money which will be required for the ensuing year for school pur poses:; -exclusive of public monies, may be obtained by any taxpayer in the District, during the seven (7) days immediately preceding the annasi meeting, except Sat urday, Sunday, or holidays at . thé. Middle Grade .School- »Office between the hours of $:<j0 a:m, '’E.D.S.T., and 4:00» “ p.m. E.D.S.T. And Notice Is Also Given . That The Pétitions nominating 'Candidates for the office of member of thé Board of Education must be filed witfr- fhé; Clerk of thè District not ' later, than the thirtieth (30th) day preceding the election at ’ which , the ^candidates ^so nominated are ;ttf be elected. TluTfollowìne vacancy is to be. filled on the Board of .jEdueatiotv“ “ . - . v ; ' ' Ï Term Five Years — ' ■Name of Xast Incumbent — Thosias-R^Hayes The Greenwich board of education • met Monday and made some, changes in their budget proposal, adding $8,700 to their . original draft, They added $3,000 for Blue Cross health I n s t ance; $4,200 for other types of insurance, and $2,000 for supplies and materials,.„They deducted $500frdm-adata process* ing fond. •That makes the final budget \proposal amount to $2,671758. Of that figure, $898,957 must be raised -by local taxation» The board considered four amendments, which were submitted along with petitions signed by district voters. Three were ap proved, and will appear on the ballot Wednesday,* June 22. The proposals- concern the-Iibrariea-and- yot|th'“coinniisstt5n\S' of Greenwich and Easton, and are explained in greater detail in another story in this issue. A fourth amendment was rejected. It called for a reduction of the athletics fund, In .the amount of $2,905, and for the money to be transferred to teachers' supplies. NEWCO menus Monday, June 20 — Baked chicken withr gravy and cranberry sauce, sliced tomato with fiaayon- naise, cheese and com scallop, raisin fruit: muf fin, chilled apricots. Tuesday, June 21 — Baked liver with creole sauce, macaroni and cheese, buttered beets, orange juice,' old fash ioned bread, apple pie. Wednesday» June-22 — Hatftburgers with catsup, 1 In. other business, the board accepted with re gret the resignation of Herb Flandeis7~btiilding mechanic, as\of December 31. - 9 The board granted- leaves of absence Tor the month of, June to two employes: Mrs. Sharon Winslow, kindergarten teacher, find BloisBarbur, bus driver. Mrs.' Helen Lewsey, a member of the maintenance staff, was granted a leave of absence for the summer: The-board also ratified a two-year contract with CSEA, the union for1 the non-teaching staff. removed. , , Carl Hazelton, who is interested in saving the steeple, has donated copies of a colored photo- graphic study- of the church. Anyone who donates $25 or more to the restoration fund will re ceive one of these photo graphs. Donations in any amoiint will be welcomed. Jim Patrick church lay leader, may be contacted at his-hoiae- on Whipple place by anyone, wishing to contribute. , LEGAL NOTICE COLLECTOR’.S NOTICE Notice is hereby given- to the taxable inhabitants! of the Village or Corporation of Greenwich, New York, that I. the undersigned collector of taxes in and for the said Village or Corporation, have , received the warrant for the , collection of taxes for- the present year, and that I will receive said taxes at the Community Building, in said Village,' from June 1 to and including July 1, 1977. from 9;0Q A.M. urftil 4 P.M. each week day except Saturdays, Sundays and Holidays, During that time (June 1 to July 1 ) no interest or fee-will be charged: after July 1, 5 per centum will be added for first month, and an additional one-half of one per centum, for .each month and fraction thereof thereafter until paid- MABY C.BROPHY Deputy Village . Clerfc»Treasurer 6-9, -ifc ^ • , p Compiete Building Service i; — RougM ram ing * M d it ió n s ^ RemodeUng * Custóm Homes ‘ Roofs - Barns - Garages B0UCHARD C0RP 'H- 692*7581 T he L atest I mage PHOTOGRAPHY % Biu_ Kitheilnc Idleraiui, diHghterofMr. and Mrs. Don Idlera»noî Easton Outdoom, natural setting portraits. Book of 10 color prints $35.00. Hours 9 to 4 —Closed Suns. For information call 692*7021 * TodajMs Someone’s Birthday or Wedding Anniversary SEND A CARD * orange julcer potato salad, S People to Be Remembered Next Week Include the Following: | tbree-bean-salad,—ham*' burg roll, cupcake- with peanut butter frosting. Thursday, June 23 — Roast- turkey- with gravy and ■ cranberry sauce* peas, buttered sweet po- tato, 1886 bread, glorified ■rice. Friday, June 24 — Fried breaded 'fish with ^-tartar aaiace, mashed po- ' tatp, zucchini squash with- tomato,' dinner roll, fruited jeUowith-whipped topping, . ~ Activities at the Green wich site will be: Friday, June 17, Father’s day observance; Vemon Stod dard will present a pro gram with pictures taken — at ttepreenwich sesqui- centennial in 1959. “Wednesdaf, ~June^ 227 there will be a summer ' picnic ^vith an Washihgtpn iitea -at Camp Efrse^viitions S' H SUNDAY^ JUNE 19 — Hazel Reid, Davia J. Sawyer, | § Deborah Lynne Wilbur, Margaret Riley, Barb 1 1 Szalczewski, Athena Fitzgerald * i | MONDAY, JUNE. 20 ^ James -Siewurt, William 1 I Hunuston, Sheny Godfrey, Cheryl LinendoII § | TUESDAY, JUNE 21 - Ruth-M, BaJiiiMttdred Wilson* I § Clarence L. Howe, Kathy Carney, Marguerite Wrieht I 1 WEDNESDAY, JUNE 22 — Kenneth B. Mooh, Jcanie I I _ IV?*ry’ Marion Co?k» Darrell Hill, Lou Ann 1 | - Kfrit, Marlon Quackenbush, Madeline Slate i 3 THURSDAY, JUNE 23 — Ednft. Champoux, Wilma Jifck. 1 I ^ yv ,?lC 0 UkDr' N* Young,Bl»yHarrington f § ^ Shirley Dragon, Erie Grierson Whecldon s - i FRIDAY, JUNE 24 - Heien Ruddock. Shirley Parker, I S-- Tammy Gilliland g I SATURDAY, JUNE 25 I Porter JatneB Perry Jr., Dorothy [ agway ] VISA' Reute 4 0 NtiFtli directed to the Clerk Of thé. Disì:net, must be signed by St i least twenty-five qualified ' V,-. ’ votersoftheDistrict.andmust. state file Hattie ànâ'rèsidèttÈé^ _ s(Æ-the candidate. ; r&nnft; G* Hàvens • > : School Dlstrict Clerk Màv S. ^ 5-5, 19 ï 6-2,16 • - must-be 5hould^be’ mad6’'àt~once-~ ANNIVERSARIES ^ MIWIVAV ^-* *nd Mrs‘ R°ger~Rouíeau I ^ ’ 20 — Mr. and Musi. Roland Billings, I' 9 ^ Chapman, Mi;, and ft!». Duane i ^Mrs.TheodoreS.Derby Jr. :f— andrs, M Earl V; Skiff, I Knmn' Mr* and m ««“fell 1 THURSDAY, JUNE 23 ~.Mr. and Mrs. Francis JenntniiS 1 Ï . i : . : •with Mrs, site „ representative of the as sistance housingprogram^ of Washingion county will pre$erit- à talk on . low income housing, -i rrakin«, j Winchell’s Pharmacy The Hughes Hewsrcom ! | Fámlly, and Friends -t Wè Want to LIst Them. | ( Seated at three hard \ grade stui Greenwich school. They to right, Hi Cherylann Christopher are showing film strip a recorded t! Our Trip ,t< dack Museu They begi the project] study centei in January follow-up t trip experi Adirondack Blue Mount They .be, cussing p Main C 1 692-2 Build Corliss ■ L - j H-
