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Obituaries KATHERINE COLLINS Katherine Collins, age 86, enter ed into rest in her home, 336 East Main S t, Palmyra, September 9th. She is survived by her son, Rob ert; a niece, Mrs. Exzelda Jones of Palmyra; and a nephew, Charles Freeman of Clifton Springs, N. Y. Friends called at the Funeral riome of McGuire &: Hargrave where services were held, with Rev. Robert Ondra, officiating. Inter ment was in the East Newark Ceme tery. JAMES H. FISHER James H. Fisher, 78, of Phoenix, Ariz. died Sunday, September 19, 1971 in Phoenix Baptist Hospital after a short illness. Born in Newark, he operated a chicken ranch in Arizona for a number of years after leaving Wayne County with his wife, Lena. Survivors include a niece, Mrs. Elmer Ver Gow of Palmyra, and a nephew, Orville Cook of Seneca Falls; one cousin, Mrs. Earl Nolle of Palmyra. Funeral service was held Thurs day at 2 p.m. at Cady and Mate Funeral Home. Burial in Chapman Cemetery, Chapin. G if t s -from around xf\e w o r ld . . . . B lu e Mum teap o ts, te a u t ifu l wooden W ares, coffee i w « , ironstone •terns * u e s , p e w W , & t * k s s S T * cake plates, ice backed more- • Visit our<5{t sfvop -fortftat special i t e w X }■ Luetic C JicCjuwe H ouse of R jrnitvre C arpets inc ; route 3i P almyka , m .Y. h s z z . •> j m 3 r * 'rn R o c .M . u i o n . a i . - Palm y ra Personals Mrs. John VanHolder, Mrs. Ger aldine Furgeson, and Mrs. Dewey West of Phelps spent Sunday with Mrs. Fred Guernsey of Avon in hon or of Mrs. VanHolder’s 85th birth day. Janet and Stanley Newfang were off again to another Flying Farm er get-to-gether. This time they attended the Ontario, Canada, 9th Annual Convention held at Belle* ville, Ontario, on September 17, 18, and 19. Their daughters, Nancy and Gail, participated in the teen ac tivities of the group. Mr. and Mrs. Ben Kaplin of Brooklyn, N. Y., were guests of their daughter and son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Davison of Prospect Drive. Pernell Tyler, Mary Pfifer and Marie Luber attended the Amer ican Legion Auxiliary Fall Confer ence on Mon., Sept. 20th at Lake- view Inn, Auburn, N. Y. Mr. and Mrs. Sidney Abraham of Walworth have returned from a two-week trip to England and the Netherlands. William Trautman of New York City spent this past weekend with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Trautman of West Charlotte Ave nue. Hemy Kirchhoff of Palmetto, Florida spent three days with his father, Otto, and other relatives in Palmyra last week. Tow-Path Talkin' Births Mr. and Mrs. James Borges of 333 Hathaway Place, announce the birth of a daughter, Mary Angela, born in Rochester General Hos pital, on August 27 and weighing 7 lbs. 3 oz. Mr. and Mrs. James Sapienza, E. Main S t, Palmyra, announce the birth of a daughter, Joan Marie weighing 7 lbs. 5 oz. on September 10. Mrs. Sapienza is the former Anne Scott. Meeting The Palmyra Chapter No. 533 O.E.S. will hold their Neighbors’ Night meeting Mon., Sept. 27, at 8:00 p.m. Officers are asked to please wear street-length white dresses and a corsage. AUTHORIZED SALES & SERVICE Irmer VW Inc. Tarn Right At The Light Off Palmyra Rd. loft Past Expressway Salts 716-586-4415 Scrvkc 716-586-1604 WHERE SERVICE COUNTS 71 Marsh Rd. E. Rochester, New York ALL in the day in the life of a businessman. Chuck Collie has one acrylic sock, size 14 that he cannot sellr E>oes anyone need an extra sock to make a pair? If not, you could always cut it up and make mittens out of it. • • • PEARSALL’S are on TV! Watch for their great commercial on WOKR. What’s good for Pearsall’s is good for Palmyra. • * # SPEAKING of Chuck Collie, he did a nice job rescuing the help less cat from the tree the other day. We need more good samara tins like you, Chuck. • * • YOU could be a good Samari tan by helping the Palmyra Mus- uem recover Mormon pictures and pictures of the High School Class es. If you have any of these pic tures, please return them so that others may enjoy them. • # • MRS. WALTER STONE (the former Nancy Cutter) is moving to Phoenix, N. Y. • • • THIS Sunday morning following the worship services at the Pres byterian Church a farewell recep tion will be held for Rev. Earle Eastman and his family. Friends as well as members are welcome. • • • TOWPATHER adds congratula tions and best wishes to those al ready extended to Frances Blum on her birthday last Sunday. FROM the reports received Don VanSteenburg’s vacation must have been one he will long remember. Total number of miles traveled was 10,000. Among the many, many places Don visited were the Grand Canyon, Yellowstone, Disneyland, Salt Lake City (where he joined in the 100th anniversary celebration of Ringling Bros. Barnum & Bailey Circus) and while in Texas he stopped to see Ray Jenkins who is stationed with the U.SA.F. in the Lone Star State. Ray wanted to be remembered to all his friends up North! * • • WHO has the cleanest hair in Macedon? None other than Katie Read, who accidently sprayed her hair with Lysol rather than hair- spray. * • * BETWEEN 40 and 50 Canal Town Day visitors stopped to visit the King’s Daughters Library. Out on the lawn was a small Flea Mar ket and paintings done by Betty Troskosky, Gladys Batte&y and Nancy Wlzeman. For the benefit of the visitors the historical rooms in the library were open during the afternoon and evening. • • • DUE to the renovation (painting) and damp weather, the door on a Main Street business makes it very difficult to open the door. Even Towpather has difficulty getting in — as well as out. We won’t men tion their name, but while custom ers wait for their instructions to \push” they can enjoy the lovely petunias that are growing between the building and sidewalk. Right, Courier Journal? H e a r about the \easy\ way - the bank-by-mail. way First National. Drop by for all the details - today! MARION * Com m unity C alendar September 25 September 25 September 26 Sepember 27 - September 28 ‘September 28 - Chicken Barbecue sponsored by the Firemen's Aux iliary — 5:30-8:00 pjn. — Fir eh all. - Community Carnival sponsored by Marion Girl Scouts 10-2 pan. — Firemen’s Park. - Community Hymn Sing presented by the Reformed Churches — 6 p.m. — Firemen’s Park. Rotary — 6:10 pan. — West Building of the United Church. - Mari,on Lodge No. 926 F&AM — 8 pan. — Masonic Temple. - Senior Citizens — 6 pjn. — Elementary School cafe teria. Sandwich supper. THE NATIO BANK A L L - v^v A Y S B a n k . •m