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Serving: Palmyra Macedon Walworth Marion Farmington Macedon Center West Macedon East Palmyra SHOP NOW-.SHOP A T HOME. VOL. XLIII NO. 47 Wednesday, Dec. 1, 1971 Single Copy 15c $4.50 Per Year FIRST FEDERAL PLANS BANK FOR PALMYRA $226,000 Addition Planned For Western Presbyterian Church CONTRACT SIGNING-Robert Kirehhoff, seated left, Ted Eskild and Dick Kirehhoff represented the Western Presbyterian Church of Palmyra at Tuesday night’s (Nov. 30) contract signing for a $226,000 addition to tjie chiirchu The two men at the right represented two of the five contractors that ytfll be involved in the new project. First Federal Savings and Loan Association of Rochester will open its 13th office in early spring at the west corner of Main and William Streets in Palmyra. While construction for the new First Federal office is being completed, First Federal savings and loan services will be offered from a modern mobile banking office. The new First Federal office will occupy over 2500 square feet. It will feature five teller windows Palmyra Macedon School administrators, faculty and board of education extendjcordial welcome to all area residents to attend the OPEN HOUSE at The New Middle School on Hyde Park, Palmyra, on Tuesday, Dec. 14, from seven to nine p.m. Middle School Principal Arthur Nash states that guided tours will be the order of the evening and at 8:45 p.m. everyone will be asked to adjourn to the bus circle at the school’s main entrance to sing Christmas carols. PTA MEETS DEC. 6 The Palmyra Macedon PTA will meet in the Middle School cafetorium on Monday, Dec. 6 at 7 p.m. A Drama Club presen tation will follow the regular meeting. School musicians, under the direction of Mr. Dewill, will also entertain. night depository for customer convenience. Ample free parking will be available next to the of fice. William E. Scheu, president stated, “ First Federal looks forward to serving the many people of Palmyra and the surrounding area with the over 26 money services that will be available at our new branch location..” Included are services such as WA YNE CENTRAL VOTERS DECIDE BOND ISSUE Voters of the Wayne Central School District (Walworth- On tario-Ontario Center) will vote today (Wed., Dec. 11 on a $5.8 million proposed bond issue for a new high school. A second proposal, to be ef fective only if the school bond issue is approved, is for a $600,000 swimming pool. Voting will be from 1 p.m. until 8 p.m. in the auditorium of the present high school. CHRISTMAS CONCERT The Middle School Christmas Concert is scheduled for Friday, Dec. 17. The concert will take place in the high school auditorium in order to ac comodate the expected large audience. ONLV YULETIDE SPIRIT BACKFIRES A man who tVied ^ ' jiiy’ the role of the Good SaWarltah’ found his actions backfired early Sunday morning. Daniel Maynard, a Rochester business proprietor, was traveling out of that city when he rescued two hitch hikers from an early morning, freezing rain. Maynard, who described the hitch hikers as male and in their late teens, drove the pair to Palmyra where they asked to be let out in front of the police department. A few minutes later Maynard noticed that a “Banker’s Trust” money bag containing $40 in change was taken from his car. Maynard said that both hitch hikers were about 5’7” tall. He said that one was wearing a brown coat and had “long, fuzzy blonde hair.” He said that the other had dark hair “ and a boil on his left cheek.” Ptlm. Fred Trowbridge in vestigated the incident which is still being pursued by the Palmyra Police Department. Ten hours earlier Sgt. Delbert Dagel and Ptlm. Grant Furman apprehended two 16 year-old Marion youths who were charged with shoplifting at Breen’s Supermarket, Palmyra. The two now face court action for their alleged thefts. One was charged with taking playing cards, wrenches, tape, gloves, and paper plates (total value-$5.65) from the market. The second was charged with taking a pair of child’s slippers valued at about $1.50. A brief-but impressive- service preceded the official signing of contracts totalling $226,000 to erect a new two-story addition to the Western Presbyterian Church. The new structure will replace the present east wing which will be razed as soon as possible. The facilities provided by the new structure will include Fellowship Hall and kitchen, BY Randy Vair, Doug Washburn and Gary Klaeyson Don’t miss the really big show coming your way directly from the Class of ’72. The critics sneak- preview reveals this year’s play to be “ outrageously funny,” - “a once m a lifetime gambit” -- “notorious.” This three-dimensional play, “Up The Down Staircase”, can be seen in technicolor - live - at the Pal-Mac Central High School auditorium on Dec. 10 and 11 at 7:30 P.M. Come-early; stay late. Seats are at a premium. Seniors can be bribed for a $1.00 donation. Dazzling performances by Lennie Neumark (Gary Klaeysen) and Lou Martin (Doug Washburn) keep the cast laughing through chaotic rehearsals and promise to keep the audience “rolling in the Sunday School classrooms—space to expand church groups and functions. Also included in the contract price are plans to renovate some space in the existing building for the Pastor’s Study and church office. Demolition of the east wing is expected to begin within a week. Plans call for the new building to be enclosed by mid-February and ready for use by June of 1972. aisles.” Discover the dilemma created by a love-hate syndrome involving students and teachers. Will Alice Blake (Kitty Van- Bortel) survive the “crush” on Paul Barringer (Brian Bowdren)? Will Rusty O ’Brien (Phil Iati) fend off the affections of Linda Rosen (Kathy Rmgelstein)? Is this classroom scene for real? Deja vu, anyone? Don’t miss the play. It’s “so fine! ” NEXT W E E K “ Where to Snowmobile” and “Where to Ski ” in our area will be a feature of next week’s Courier Journal. Thanks to the Finger Lakes Association, Inc., a complete listing of these facilities has been forwarded to the newspaper-but too late for this week’s issue. Watch for it next week. for fast customer service and a (Cont. on page 18) J. Edgar Hoover 'Salutes' Macedon's Chief Walt HILL Two weeks ago Macedon Police Chief Walter Hill was honored as “Macedon Man of the Year” as townspeople joined the Macedon American Legicm in feting the law enforcement officer. Just this past week Chief Hill receive^ the personal congratulations of F.B.I. Chief J. Edgar. Hoover. Mr. Iloover’s letter read as follows: Mr. Walter Hill Chief oT Pdlicfe Macedon, New York My dear Chief: Your being named “Man of the Year” by the American Legion Post of Macedon, New York, is an honor of which you may be justly proud. This recognition of your contribution to the community is indicative of your competence as a law enforcement officer. Please add my heartiest congratulations to those you have already received. Sincerely yours, J, Edgar Hoover MIDDLE SCHOOL OPEN HOUSE SET FOR DEC. 14 SENIORS READY FOR “UP THE DOWN STAIRCASE”
