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West Macedon News by Nancy Crowley Phone 986-2511 Tuesday morning brought Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Wilson and daughter, Trista, Mrs. John Wilson II and children, Trina and Micah, and Master Paul Crowley to the home of Mrs. Pearl Wilson for brunch. A surprise birthday party held in honor of Mrs. Elsie Zipf, was given Saturday by her daughter Evelyn and husband, of Clinton, N.Y. In attendance was Miss Marie Zipf of Wilson Road, as well as guests from Saskat chewan, Canada, Waterloo, Canandaigua, and Baldwinsville. There’s excitement in the Augustine Marvin household this week. Kimberly Ann, age 2 months, will soon become an official member of the family, through the efforts of the Catholic Family Center in Rochester. Congratulations on your new daughter! Mrs. Donald (Carol) Cottrell of Wayneport Road entered Clifton Spnngs hospital suddenly on Friday. It may be a long stay for her, and hospitals can get lonely, so why not take a minute and send along a card. Mr. and Mrs. Emmor Baker were Friday night supper guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Roy Bnggs of Fairport. Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Seely of Wilson Road enjoyed the ST. ANNE’S BOOK -SCIENCE company of both Mrs. Seely’s mother, Mrs. John DeWaard of Grand Rapids, Michigan, and Mrs. Seely’s sister, Mary Miller of New Jersey, this past week. If you’re wondering about all those balloons at Breen’s last Saturday, the answer is simple. It’s person to person week for the Girl Scouts. The object of the week is to instill in all of us an awareness of Scouting and its activities. West Macedon was well represented by both Mrs. Hook’s troop and Mrs. Simmon’s troop. The cookies and Kool-Aid were compliments of the girls themselves. Perhaps we sometimes forget to look at all of the good things our youth of today is accomplishing. Mrs. Howard Cooper, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Baker and Mr. and Mrs. Emmor Baker spent Sunday afternoon with Mr. Willard Briggs of East Rochester. Mrs. Simmons’ Girl Scout TVdop is at it again. One of her three patrols, “ The Angora Cats,” learned something about camping last weekend. Friday evening brought a campfire, skits and songs. Saturday morning breakfast consisted of bacon and eggs cooked on Vagabond Stoves. How many of you can cook a meal in a tin can? At any rate a good time was had by all, and the girls came away a little tired perhaps, but much more knowledgeable on the subject of the out-of-doors. Rev. and Mrs. Harold Hammer and Chaplain and Mrs. Thomas Fleming returned recently from Valley Forge, Pennsylvania, where they participated in a three-day Chaplain’s Retreat, held at the National Baptist Headquarters. It’s RED CROSS fund drive time again. Do your part! For further information contact General Chairman for the town of Macedon, Mrs. Harold Hammer. Joyce Baker, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Baker, left Sunday for Mamaroneck, N.Y., which is located on Long Island Sound. Joyce, a student at Pot sdam, will spend six weeks there doing her practice teaching. Good luck, Joyce! Wednesday, November 3rd, marked the date of the annual Fall meeting of the Seventh District of the Federated Garden Club of America, held this year at Logan’s. The Macedon Garden Club was well represented by Mrs. Roy Ravens, Mrs. Teri Miller, Mrs. James Cargoni, Mrs. James Torpe, and Mrs. Darrel Salisbury. The morning’s ac tivities consisted of a film en titled, “This Blooming World,” and committee reports on the year’s activities. Among the topics discussed was the Land scaping Project at Lollipop Farm. (Don’t forget to order your Cheeseball or log - it’s your park!) The conference was concluded with a delicious lun cheon, the proper finish for a productive nqorning. Please note on your calendar that the next meeting of the garden club is scheduled for November 16th at 8 PM at the home of Kay Aman. Your school system is having internal problems. Your tax dollar supports that school system. For the sake of your children, won’t you take a stand today, and let those feelings be known through proper channels? -TOY FAIR 1 I I It’s a one-stop § holiday shop-a-thon. At Palmyra’s St. Anne’s School I | Here’s the opportunity | to buy the finest quality | merchandise: 1 JS 1 LEARNING, EDUCATIONAL & SCIENCE MATERIALS, BOOKS, TOYS, ‘ GIFTS, GAMES » AND STATIONERY. A CONGLOMERATE FAIR FRIDAY-NOV. 12 6:00 PM - 10:00 PM „ § SATURDAY - NOV. 13th | 9:00 AM • 8:00 PM t i SUNDAY - NOV 14th I j 9:00 AM - 5:00 PM | BUSINESS & PROFESSIONAL FLOWERS For All O ccasions OPEN DAILY 9 ’TIL 5 WEDNESDAY TIL 12 CRAWFORD FLORAL SHOP Palmyra 597-5751 READY MIX CONCRETE MASON SAND Palmyra 597-5241 ABRAM CLEASON CO. General Contractor JOHNSON’S ELECTRICAL SERVICE CONTRACTOR Armature Rewinding Service Supplies and Equipment Wiring Installations — Repairs R.D. 1, Newark Rd. PALMYRA, N. Y. 597-5821 COM M UNITY D ISPO S A L RUBBISH COLLECTING LIGHT TRUCKING Charles Dunk Palmyra 597-5772 W a lter Pulcini, Inc. Septic Tank Service Installed - Serviced Free Estimates Sand - Gravel Topsoil and also Excavating Route 31 Palmyra Tel. 597-918 1 PALMYRA COURIER CO., INC Palmyra Courier-Journal QUALITY JOB PRINTING Phone 397-4111 BE NEAT JOE’S STAY TRIM COLONIAL BARBER SHOP Open Tuesday Thru Saturday 213 E. Main St. Palmyra CLEASONS OBSERVE 4 5 T H ANNIVERSARY Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Cleason, Vienna Road, were guests of honor at a party Sunday, Oct. 24, 1971, given in recognition of their 45th wedding anniversary. Guests were present from Rye, Gorham, Newark, Hopewell and Palmyra to help them celebrate the happy occasion. The party was given by their children, Mr. and Mrs. Donald- Cleason, Mr. and Mrs. Calvin Bucknam, Mr. and Mrs. David Cleason and Mr. and Mrs. Robert Healy and held at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Calvin Bucknam, 119 E. Foster St. Mrs. Cleason, the former Florence Blankenberg, and Jacob Cleason were married in the Reformed Church parsonage 45 years ago by the Rev. Henry Tellman, pastor of the church. Their attendants were Miss Minnie Cleason (Mrs. Sidney Trumbull) and the late Sidney Trumbull of Palmyra. Most of their married life has been spent here in the village where they Mr. & Mrs. Jacob Cleason have been active in church and community affairs. Both are enjoying good health and looking forward to celebrating their 50th anniversary. TERESA J. BREEN ENGAGED Mr. and Mrs. David Breen of Burnham Heights, Palmyra, announce the engagement of their daughter, Teresa J. Breen, to Charles A. Ziegler, son of Mr. and Mrs. Karl Ziegler of Pine Ridge Drive, Newark. Miss Breen is a senior at Palmyra-Macedon Central Teresa Breen AUTHORIZED SALES & SERVICE m IrmerVW Inc. Turn Right At The Light Off Palmyra Rd. Just Past Expressway Sales 716-5864415 Service 716-586-1604 WHERE SERVICE COUNTS 71 Marsh Rd. E. Rochester, New York School and employed at Breen’s Market, Palmyra. Mr. Ziegler is a 1971 graduate of Palmyra- Macedon Central School and is attending Monroe Community College. A July wedding is planned. RICHARD EVANS, MORMON APOSTL1 DIED NOV. I Richard L. Evans, a Mormon Apostle for 18 years and com mentator on the longest net program in radio, died at Salt Lake City Nov. 1 at the age of 65. He was known as “The Voice” of the Mormon Tabernacle Choir network radio program. He had been announcer and commentator since 1930. He had spent much of his adult life as a general officer of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints. Mr. Evans always played an important role at each year’s Mormon Pageant at Hill Cumorah, four miles south of Palmyra. In the mid sixties he was elected president of Rotary In ternational and toured the world as a goodwill ambassador for that service club. ...BOWLING (Cont. from preceding page) score by the Landscapers and this was rolled by Joan Longwell. June VanBortel rolled a good 160 in the second game to total 30 pins over her average for a good 413. 2-2 was the verdict of the^Mobil Raiders-Neale’s Esso fray. After winning the first game 597-573, Mobil dropped the second 528-464 and then edged Neale’s in the final game 573-547 so Neale’s captured the point for total. Linda DeBrock’s 452 was high for the Raiders with Pelletier s 477 best for Reggie’s entry. 400 scores not mentioned: Mumey 439, Gerry Watson 400, Kathy Gardner 445. Splits were a’plenty, but only a few converted or, at least, reported: Shirley Roberts 6-8-10, Katy Randall 2-7-10, “L” on Mobil 2-7-8. League Standings: Mobil, L O O M , Ro-Jo, Neale’s, Her m a n ’s, Colacino’s, Contant’s, Joe’s Clippers, Macedon Dry Wall and Macedon Landscapers.
