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Slum N E W S [ y E A R - N o - 13 Su b s c ription S I no « Zon,!s *-= W O L C O T T , N . Y . , T H U R S D A Y , D E C E M B E R 2 4 , 19 7 0 Eiitci eii us si-um'l class, mail inutlbr ____ »t Wolcott. Ni>w York 1*1 \'.Ml District Seeks To $4,237 State Aid Recover Loss ________ 80 D O L L S w i ll be distributed to youngsters in the area (see story at leecfy Get Dolls anks To Her :s to M rs. Veda Pulcheon, dozens of youngsters in the area e a m e rrier Christm a s this year. last Christm a s M rs. Pulcheon, with the help of several and local organization*, on (he ^ part g{t l aU ‘ \Hie childrens’ faces really light up when the dolls are given out,\ M rs. Pulcheon says. ‘‘ Or at least they tell me they do. I couldn’t say for sure, since I’ve never been around then.\ locating and repairing to be given out this nas to needy youngsters I area. year there are 80 dolls •ibute--the m ost she has |b*«n able to put together, the started doing lt a r» ago, she e stim a tes that her friends have don* fet the dolls from all ^-through people who donate through local organiza- | and from buying them at the Von Army store ln O s- 1 Mrs. Pulcheon explained, and her friends then go and sort them out to s e e ilnd of repairs are needed, en end up taking a good arms off one doll that •rwise useless and putting another doll that nas a dy and legs, things that they might able to get locally, like iir for the d o lls, they send I to a doll company fo r . *y for the needed parts, a s the time to work on the lave been donated by the t Lions Club, D raper Club, Ion Army, United P r e s b y - 1 C h u rch Women’ s group, plcott Senior Citizens, Red G«m and M ineral Club, [Sidell, Mildred B rln k e r - Jtuth Borden, Ethel Mickey, |H. S. Osborn, and Mabel Chris Rood and Debbie helped comb the h a ir . Pulcheon asks that any any dolls or parts of ntact her at her new a d - 17 Winiam Street, Wol- 1 of the dolls are the kind talk, c r y , or skip e* “ the mechanism in - t too much to replace,” dcheon s a y s . all the work she puts rte probably m isses out >r Citizens Hold *tma* Dinner 1 members attended the rtlng of the Wolcott Sen- Ul«ns on Thursday, Dec. **■> at the Christm a s Din- . r* the Rev. and M rs. |U yton. *«re exchanged and fol- toe dinner, Rev. Layton l*hout the generation gaps. J**xt meeting is scheduled 17 In the Legion Room, r» 2 p.m. EARLY COPY, PLEASE! The deadline for all news and advertising copy for the Dec. 31 issue of the Lake Shore News w ill be noon, Monday, Jan. 28. Your cooper ation is appreciated. left). At rear are Veda Pulcheon (left) and Mabel Keliar, who helped repair them. Masonic Lodge Pancake Supper The Wolcott Masonic L o d g e will hold their next meeting in the Lodge Rooms, Wednesday evening, Dec. 23 at 7 p.m. The annual pancake supper, put on by the c u r r e n t officers, will be served, followed by the business meeting at 8 p.m. at which time there will be election of officers for the coming year. Bud Russell Elected Chairman of Board Anthony “ Bud” Russell of R us sell Fuel & Supply Company, Inc., Wolcott, was elected chairman of the board at the recent annual meeting of the Genesee Reserve Supply Inc., Brighton, N.Y. held at the Rochester Club. KING AND QUEEN CHOSEN Steve LaC lalr, son of Vlr. and M rs. Irving LaC lair of Wolcott, and Robin Mull, daughter of Mr. and M rs. Glenn Mull of Wolcott, were selected King and Queen of the Senior Ball held at Leaven worth High School last week. FOR TOYS-Mrs. Edward K lu s s . displa y s check for $100 from the North Rose Lions C lub to go toward toys tha t the Kose Public Health C o m m ittee’are getting together to d is - tribute at Christmas. Mrs. K lu s s iis chairman of the p ro je c t A t right is Nelson W ellspeak o f t h e Lion s Club, Wolcott, North Rose Vie Tuesday The North Kose Tigers and the Wolcott Warriors, playing their la s t separata seasons before combining next year, will face each other next Tuesday (Dec. 29) at North Rose. The game, originally scheduled to be played at Wolcott, is being moved to North Rose to accomo date the large crowd expected for the holiday game. Last Friday Wolcott, leading 41-40 at the half at Red Creek, fell behind in the final two per iods and lost 85-68. Mike Me Ginn was high scorer for W'ol cott. W'olcott was scheduled *o, play at Marion Tuesday. The Tigers lost their first game of the season last Friday to Lyons, GG-47. The Tigers had a cold shooting hand along with many costly turnovers to trail Lyons 37-17 at the half. They improved their shooting and ball-handling to stay with the tall Lyons team in the second half. Ron Loveless led the T i gers, scoring 13 points and d ir ecting the attack. The T igers were scheduled to play W'ayne at North Rose Tuesday. Their makeup game with W illiamson will be played at Williamson on Jan. 5. A request has been made to State legislators Joseph Finley and Ted Day to submit a bill to recover the $4,237.71 ln the state aid the district lost because of the bomb threats last year, Su perintendent ltobert Helmer told the North Rose-W’olcott School Board at their regular meeting last week. The State Education Depart ment Informed the district re cently that that was the amount of state aid they would lose be- c a u s e the Commissioner was “ legally unable to excuse’’ th* days of school (and, as a result, the state aid) lost last year due to the threats. The Education Department’s Division of Law suggested to the district that lt try to recover the aid through such a bill. The board approved a regula tion that prohibits the driving of motorcycles and snowmobiles on school property because con siderable damage has been done to lawns and property and be cause of the safety problem in volved. The board received the resig nation of M rs. Ethel McAllis ter, sixth grade teacher in the North Rose Elementary School, effective Jan. 31. She is retir ing after 34 1/2 years In tea ching, including 24 1/2 at North Rose. She graduated from North Rose Central School, the Han nibal Training C lass and Oswego Normal School. After teaching in area rural schools she Joined the faculty of North Rose ln 1946. One bid on a 3/4-ton truck with snowplow and four wheel drive was received. The bid, for $4,181 from International Har vester of W'olcott, was accepted. The board also discussed the first draft of possible by-laws and the temporary heating at the new high school. It was also noted to the board that the Rochester Hospital Ser vice recently Informed the dis trict that they had received ap proval to Increase their pre mium rates effective Jan. 1,1971. The increased rate will add $19.76 for single and $54.34 for family coverage per year. Seventy per cent of this increase will be charged to the school district with the remaining 30 per cent to be paid by the employe. There are sufficient funds in the bud get for the rest of the 1970-71 school year to take care of the Increase, the board was told. SEEING D b U B L E ? -S a n te’ may have thought he wes a t ha took orders from children at the W a lc o tt E lks Christmas Par ty last Saturday. The twins are Lynn and Ann, daughters ef Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Landschoot e f W o lc a tt. -C h a tfie ld Photo- Xm a* Party ^olcott Business and P r o - Women’s Club held ■ *1 Christmas party, ' “ *c. 14, at the home of •l*n Meyers at Kay •Y*cli member brought distributed to the Premo’s Rest Home, The Basket of C h eer R.W Cherry Taft. DISPLAYING scoop stretcher purchased for th * Wolcott Fire Department by its Ladies A u x ilia ry are (I* to r.) Mrs. Roy Betts, Aux* ilia r y president, Jack Palmer, Emergency Auxiliary Gives Items To Firemen It was like Christmas at the Dec. 10 meeting of the Wolcott Fire Department when the Ladies Auxiliary presented a scoop stretcher and hand resuscitator to the Department. Adjustable in length, the stretcher folds into a compact unit for carrying in a truck. It comes apart in two pieces so that each piece can be worked under a patient and then locked with the other, allowing the pa tient to be carried off without being moved onto a conventional stretcher. Also displayed at the meeting was a new power saw recently purchased with money left from the Squad Truck Fund and a donation from W'olcott Post 881 of the American Legion. The saw is equipped with blades for cutting wood or metal. The wood cutting blade can be used at fires to cut through ro o fv .e le .; rather than. chopping *>»•* Squad captain, Chief Vic VanVleck, and Mrs. Arthur Burnett, A u x iliary vice -p re s i dent. -C h a tfie ld Photo POWER SAW purchased by the W olcatt F ir * D e p o r t m e n t can bo used ot fir*s to cut through roots end at accidents te cut a car apart to free a pinned Victim. ' u 'lie . At th* scene of an >?- be ased, to cut. V c a r / ip a r t to cUeaty the blade, for metal -can free a trapped victim ... .y ^ © u - f a s h i o n e d w a y s o f w a r m c o r d i a l i t y h a v e a s p e c i a l m e a n i n g a t C h r i s t m a s . I n t h i s o l d - t i m e s p i r i t , w e w i s h y o u h o l i d a y j o y , e v e r - n e w , r i c h i n t h e b l e s s i n g s o f h o m e , f a m i l y , f r i e n d s . M e r r y C h r i s t m a s ! The Lake Shore News Paul T. Miller II, Don Martens, Dave Faulknor, Gerry VanHall, Mrs. Betty Everett AND OUR FAITHFUL STAFF OF CORRESPONDENTS: • - V ir g in ia W inch*ll, M ildred Clow, Katherine Hairvie, Mrs. Donald Reed, Blanche Sampson, Eudora Fox and Sandra Joy
