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T OWPAT H TALKIN’ TOW P A T H E R TIPS HIS HAT to Lynn Baxendale and Beth Rushing, and all the other fine young people from St. Patrick’s and the Macedon Center Methodist Church, who spent their Sunday afternoon soliciting funds for the Wayne Day Training Center in Lyons. C E R T A I N M E M B E R S OF THE MACEDON PARK COM MITTEE can not see the merits of rolling out at 7:00 A.M. on Sunday morning, but when you consider that they moved 50 railroad ties in 2 hours in order to get started on the Macedon skating rink, we guess you’d have to admit they’re pretty great guys! NO, YOU W E R E N ’T SEEING THINGS last Wednesday on Main Street. Those were trailer trucks loaded with old sleighs of all sorts and descriptions passing through Palmyra. One might surmise they were on their way to Wehle’s Mumford Village. The plush red- seated one caught our eye, but there were others to suit all tastes from “way back then.” BOB McLOUTH AND W AYN E WILLIAMSON are in favor of a “four-day week” in the Bahamas and Bermuda. Can’t imagine why' W H Y IS IT when three men are watching a woman driver, she has to come too close for comfort to the car parked next to hers? C A M P - M I N D E D G I R L SCOUTS, TR O O P 305, were having a brisk sale of candied apples on Main Street on Saturday morning. One was noticed eating up the profits! T H E R E ’LL ALWAYS BE W E A T H E R - some like it hot - some like it cold - but blame the snowmobilers this week. They wished it on us! W A N T TO R E L I V E TH E BATTLE OF GETTYSBURG? George and Helen Contant, or better still, Billy Contant, will tell you all about it “in living color! ” HOW LONG IS IT since you have seen a shaggy-bark hickory tree and taken the nut out of its cozy shell - or picked an osage orange from its roadside shrub? Some of the nicer things to do - and no master charge needed! MRS. HARRIET CARTER, as spry as ever, is all set for her usual trip to Europe next sum mer. This past year, she didn’t make it, but now she’s more eager than ever. Lucky are the students who have her as a guide! GET-WELL WISHES go to Helen Parsons in the Newark- Wayne Hospital. We miss you, Helen! E ^ E R T R Y SKATING UP RT. 31 at a snail’s pace on Monday morning? Funniest thing, the roads were clear and dry the minute we hit Monroe County. T O W P A T H E R R E M I N D S YOU that Dr. Donald Frank, a pediatrician, holds office hours in Macedon at the dentist’s office on Tues. and Friday evenings from 7:00 p.m. to 9:00 p.m. No ap pointment necessary. IT COULD B E THAT THE VILLAGE is having a side-walk sale this week. All we need now is a Barber Shop Quartet to sing “ North side, south-side, all around the town ..... side-walks of Palmyra” ..... with apologies to A1 Smith’s “Sidewalks of New York.” JURORS SELECTED According to a release from the Wayne County Court House, the following people have been selected to report for Trial Jury service on December 1, 1971 at the Wayne County Court House. They are among the 75 names drawn from the County. Macedon: David Johnson, Lyman Talman; Marion: Alma Huber, Peter Krocke, Millard Norrison; Palmyra: Marie Curran, Lional Speranza, Paul Stafford; Walworth: Louis Haak, Hannah McCarthy, Michael Volak, Jr., Russell Wixsom. HI VAN ETTEN REPORTS that they have forsythia bushes still blooming in their yard. Towpather picked a second crop of green peppers from the bushes this past week, too. ALL ROADS LEAD TO the Hospital Bazaar at Newark High School on Saturday of this week. A worthwhile project for the whole community to support! AND T H E N TH E R E W A S T H E STORY of the traveling salesman — censored! SISTER SAXTON TRANSFERRED TO PALMYRA r//> bl T T P >■ ( *J SAVE $60.00! AGW A Y 23 CU. FT. UPR IG H T FR E E Z E R $' reg. $345.00 Year-round convenience! Designed for easy access to all food packages. Check these fea tures hi-density glass insulation, easy-reach glide-out basket, bookshelf door storage, re- rnovable shelves Big 809 lb capacity LV23 (73-0694) SAVE $59.00! 23 C U . FT. AGWAY C H E S T FR E E Z E R $ reg. $319.00 Serve garden-fresh fruits and vegetables all year! Save shopping time! Compare with other models selling for much more: thin-wall ure thane foam insulation for more storage space, two lift-out baskets, automatic interior light, automobile type lock. 805 lb. food capacity. LH23MP (73-0585) PALMYRA AGWA Y CO-OP. E. Main St 597-4831 Palmyra, N. Y. AGWAY Prices good through weekend only. Sister Shanna Saxton Sister Saxton was recently transferred to Palmyra from Rochester. She is a missionary for the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints who have given up two years of their lives to bring a message of happiness to the people of New York. Concerning the purpose of life Sster Saxton stated, “We feel that there is more to life than just, the monetary pleasures that seems to dominate the lives of so many people today. We have a purpose in being on this earth and the knowledge of this purpose has helped me greatly in making the decisions that govern my life.” WA YNE CENTRAL SETS VOTE Wayne Central’s Board of Education has set Dec. 1 as the date for the public vote for ap proval or disapproval of a new high school in the Wayne Central School District. A public information meeting on this referendum is set for Monday, Nov. 29. THE METHODIST MALL BAZAAR SALE ALL UNDER ONE ROOF FREE PARKING Shops Opening: Ye Olde Sweet Shoppe Gandies Galore Holiday Trims Pantry Shelf Knick-Knack Shoppe Alice’s Flower Composites Novelties Boutique Ethel’s Velvet Prints Trickey’s Singing Shuttles. Cafeteria Style luncheon 1 1 : 3 0 - 1 : 0 0 • Kathy Smith’s roast beef dinner 5-7 (served buffet style) Adults - $2.50 Children $1.25 THURS. NOV. 11 |D00RS OPEN AT 10 a.m.
