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Savannah News Notes Miss Katharine Harvie 365-3895 Savannali-.\irs. C a rrie C h r is tensen is staying with her grand son, the Rev. Terrance M illbyer, while M rs. Millbyer and little daughter are with her parents in W ilim.ii'?, Ken. They spent Christm as Say in S y racuse with M r. and M rs Kenneth M illbyer and fam ily. M rs. Jennie Sims is a patient in E. J. Barber Hospital, Lyons, Room G. Mr. and M rs. Jam e s C. Mee han and sons, Todd, Toby and Theodore were in Syracuse Wed nesday evening to spend some time with M rs. Meehan’s siste r , M rs. Leonard Davy and M r. Davy, who are in Syracuse because of the illness of Mr. D a v y 'sm o ther. Mr. Thomas Ross is spending a few days in Syracuse to be with his daughter and Mr. Davy. Tim o thy and Thomas Meehan spent Christm as Day with them M iss Esther S. Ream er spent Christm as Day in Jordan with her cousin, M rs. Somes. Stanley Wood, Sr. form er r e s i dent of Savannah, ls a patient in Auburn Memorial Hospital, fol lowing a fall in which he broke his hip. He underwent su r g e ry last Saturday. M r. and M rs. Bruce Van Dyne and family of Dundee and M r. and M rs. Charles W arner and family of Geneva were C h r is t mas Day guests of M r. and M rs. Earl Van Dyne, Mr. and M rs. Van Dyne win spend a few days at New Y e a rs with Mr. and M rs. Harry Bargy and family ln Sala manca. They will bring Miss Linda Bargy back with them so she can return to her studies ln Oswego. Mr. and M rs. Tom Spaldine and daughter, Denise of Sun Valley, Calif, arrived Thursday to spend the Christmas weekend with M rs. Spalding’s p a rents, M r. and M rs. Charles C. May. They were joined for Christmas dinner by other members of the fam ily, M r. and M rs. Curl Wambold and children, Carla and Michael of Ovid, M rs, Valentine Leonard of Clyde and Mr. and M rs. Donald Van Duyne and children, G re gory, Glenn and Lynn Ann. Mr. and Mrs. Donovan R u s sell and sons, Brad and Brett of Charlottetown, Prin c e Ed ward Island, Canada a r e spend ing the holidays with her pa rents, M r. and M rs. Samuel So renson in South Butler with his parents, M r. and M rs. Ward D. Russell. On Christmas D a y , Mr. and M rs, Ward Russell had as their guests for dinner, the Do novan Russells; also M r. and M rs. Stephen Russell of P latts burgh, M rs. Rosalie B ruce of Geneva and M rs. Arthur Olm stead. - Norman Foster is home from the hospital following su r g e r y . M rs. Edith Hiney, who h a s been spending some time with her CARBUYZ 1970 Dodge Coronet \ 5 0 0 \ 2-dr. H-Top 1969 Runner Conv., green, 4 speed 1969 Fiat Conv., Red, 4 speed, 8,800 miles 1968 Buick Wildcat, 2-dr. H-Top, loaded 1968 Chrysler, 4-dr., Choice of 3 from 1968 Firebird, 2-dr. H -Top, auto, ps, pb 1968 Pontiac Lemans, 2-dr. H-Top, loaded 1968 Plymouth, 4-dr., tan, auto., ps, 8 cyl. 1968 Dodge \ 5 0 0 \ , 2-dr. H-Top, auto, ps 1967 Dodge Polara, 4-dr., brown, full power (air) 1967 Pontiac Executive Wagon, six passenger 1967 Olds Cutlass Supreme, 2-dr. H-Top 1966 Chrysler Newport, 4-dr., auto, ps, pb 1966 Dodge, 2-dr. H -Top, Bucket, auto, ps 1966 Chevrolet, 9 passenger wagon, auto, 8 cyl. 1966 Chevrolet Conv., stick, six buckets 1966 Dodge Monaco, 4-dr. H-Top, full power (air) 1966 Chrysler, 4-dr. H-Top, full power 1966 Plymouth, 4-dr. Fury II, 8 cyl., auto, ps 1969 VW, 2-dr., tan, 4 speed 1968 Opel Wagon, std., shift 1966 Satellite, 2-dr. H-Top, 8 cyl. auto 1965 Barracuda, auto, 8 cyl., ps, pb 1965 Ford Country Sedan, loaded, with air 1965 Chevelle, 4-dr., auto, 6, ps 1965 Ford Conv., X . L . Blue, auto 1965 Valiant, 2-dr., std., 6 cyl 1965 Chrysler, 4-dr., full power 1965 Falcon, 4-dr. Wagon, 8 cyl., auto 1965 Mustang, 2-dr., std., 6 cyl 1965 Dodge, 4-dr., 6 cyl, auto, 42,000 miles 1968 Road Runner, 2-dr. “ 3 8 3 \ auto 2950 2250 1595 2150 1895 1895 1895 1695 1795 1595 1595 1595 1195 1095 1195 995 1095 1195 1095 1695 1095 995 895 1095 595 695 595 1095 500 795 795 1795 Every One to Your Satisfaction ARCADIA OIL CO., INC. 515 North Main St. 331-4772 Newark r ^ T I Wolcott Students Earn Honor Listing sister, M rs. Arthur Olmstead left last Tuesday for Uniontowu, Pa. where she will stay with her daughter, M rs. Edward Viglo, Mr. Viglo and family for a time. Mr. and M rs. John K. Jack son entertained at a family din ner Wednesday evening and ex changed gifts. Christmas Day guests at the home of Mr. and M rs. Charles Robinson were their three sons, Albert, Edward and Eugene with the wives and fam ilies all of Savannah also, Mr. and M rs. George Aungst, M rs. Eugene Ro binson’ s parents, of Hummels- town. Mr. and M rs. Malcolm Wilson and M rs. Wilson’s mother, M rs. Maude B r ill of Newark spent Christm as eve in North Rose with their daughter, M rs. Jo s eph Stowell, Mr. Stowell and daughters. The Altar and Rosary Society of St. Patrick’s Roman Catholic Church will meet at 7:30 p.m. Tuesday evening, Jan. 5 ln the church. The Rev, Rudolph Grossman will have as his theme for Sun day, Jan. 3, \New Days Reso lutions” . ANNUAL ROLL CALL DINNER MEETING The annual Roll Call Dinner meeting will be held Sunday, Jan. 10 following the morning worship service to hear the yearly re ports from the officers, or ganizations, and departments; e l ection of officers; transact busi ness, adopt the annual church budget, and set up plans for the calendar year 19 7 1, All reports which will be given will be m i meographed by the pastor and they should be in his hands by Wednesday, January 6. Red Creek Man Held On $1,000 Bail J . W. Davis, 32, of RD Sodus, was arrested Dec. 18 by Tpr. Al Kirkwood and charged with criminal possession of stolen property. The arrest was made on the basis of a complaint by John Knox of Wolcott Street, R e d Creek, involving the theft of his car battery. Arraigned before Town Justice Marvin Decker, Davis pleaded Innocent and was remanded to the Wayne County Jail in lieu of $1,000 ball for further court action on Jan. 7. SUCCESSFUL ARCHERS About one ln every two dozen archers were successful last season ln taking a deer, A total ot 1,407 deer were taken by bow and arrow with 33,356 special archery stamps sold, according, to the State Conservation De partment Division of Fish and Game. Mrs. Sandra Jay 587-2305 R o se - The sympathy of the town goes out to Mr. and M rs. Lloyd Hall and family because of the death of her father, M r. Gatien Liger of Sodus. He died on Thursday, December 17, at the E . J . Barber Hospital in Lyon s . Mr. and Mrs. Liger moved to Sodus about four months ago from Niagara Falls where they had lived all their lives. M r. and M rs. Liger celebrated th e ir 57th wedding anniversary on Thanksgiving day. He leaves h is w ife, Edith; three daughters, M r s . Lloyd (Janet) Hall of North R o s e ; M rs. Al (Meda) Evans of W ilson, and Mrs. Eugene (M a rge) Supple of Niagara Falls; one son, Mr. Gerald Liger of N iagara Falls; 3 grandchildren, and 14 great-grandchildren. Fun e r a l services were held Monday, D ecem b e r 21, at the Hardison’s Fun e ral Home In Lewiston. M r s . Carrie Radel and M rs. G ladys Wolfe of Sodus Point, Sir. G e o rge Rossborough of Avon, M r s . Florence Failey ot North Rose and Mr. and M rs. Gary W a lker and daughter of Roches ter were Christmas day dinner guests of Mr. and M rs. Carl Rossborough and family. Brownie Troop #147 made C h ristm a s baskets to take to the hom es for the aged. Among those distributed to were Timmermans R e s t home in Sodus and the M y e rs Community Hospital. M r. and Mrs. Ernest M iller spent Christmas day at the home of M r. and Mrs. Hailey Acker and fam ily of Clyde. M r. Stanley London of Sodus Point spent Christmas day at the home of Mr. and M rs. Ray Converse and family, M r s . Elsie Wellspeak and Mr. Ja m e s Bailey of New Haven, Conn. and Nelson Wellspeak J r . , who Is attending Potsdam State C o llege, spent the Christmas Holidays at the home of Mr. and M r s . Nelson Wellspeak and fam ily. M r. and Mrs. V.illiam Poole S r . of Savannah were Christmas day dinner guests of Mr. and M rs. W illiam Poole Jr . and family. M r. and Mrs. Dean Ja y and daughters, Mr. George Peeso S r . of Rose, Mr. and M rs. Robert R o a rke and son of Red Creek, M r. and Mrs. John Peeso of Rochester, Mr. and M rs. George P e e s o J r . and son of Newark, and M rs. Lorraine Peeso and fam ily of North Rose were all . C h ristm a s eve dinner guests of M r. and Mrs. Ronald Confer and fam ily of Wolcott, M r. and Mrs. Leon Vernoy of W illiam sport, Penn., spent Sat urday at the homo of M r. and M r s . Ray Converse and family. M r. and Mrs. Charles Gaylord and son William of W illiamsville, the M isses Erenda Gaylord of The University of Michigan, Betty G a y lord of Oswego State, and M a rgaret Gaylord of Syracuse U n iversity, spent Christmas at the home of Mrs. Ray Osgood and Dorothy. M r. and Mrs. Carl Tylenda and fam ily entertained Mr. and M r s . Harold Wilcox, Mr. and M r s . L a r r y V/iicox and fam ily, and M r. and Mrs. Richard Wil cox and family on C h ristmas eve. M r. and Mrs. Elwood Barnes of Sayre, Penn., and M r. and M r s . Alex Alexander and daugh ter Cathy of Sayre, Penn, spent C h ristm a s at the home of Mr. and M rs, Elwood Barnes of R ose, M r. and Mrs. Paul Dayton of Oakbrook, 111. spent the week with his mother and brother, M r s . Lois Dayton and Lee. M r. and Mrs. William Poole Jr. and family spent Christm as eve at the home of M r. and M rs. Mrs. Mildred Clow 594-2410 Named to the first quarter School were. SENIORS-High Honor, Rinda Gordon, Sandra Jackson , Vickie Keeton, Martha Leonardson, Bonnie Lindner, Constance M ills, Roberta Mull, K a ren Pettit, Brenda Taber; Honor, Karen Bush, Kathleen DeVol, Renee Freeman, Rhonda Hammond, E li- DEATHS LEMAN F. GAYLORD WOLCOTT — Leman Frederick Gaylord, 74, of RD 3 , Wolcott, died in M yers Community Hos pital, Sodus, Sunday, D e c . 20, 1970, where he had been a patient since the previous Frid a y when he had been involved In an auto accident. He had suffered rib fractu r e s , abrasions and contusions in the accident. His death was attributed to a heart attack by D r. Howard C. Hoople of Volcott. Born in Lafayette, Onondaga County, he was a retired farm e r and carpenter. He was a member of Wolcott Presbyterian Church and the Wolcott Amor lean Legion Post, 881. He served with the Army in France during World War I. He is survived by a son, Leman, with the. Navy in Hawaii; two grandsons; four s i s t e r s , M rs. Laura Jenkins, M rs. M a ry Hud son, M rs. Arthur Seelye, all of RD Wolcott, and M rs. Nu>vton Farwell of Geneva; and t*'o brothers, Edward of I.os Angeles, Calif., and W illis of North Fort M yers, Fla. Services were held at 1 :30 p.m. Wednesday, Dec. 23 at the Robertson Funeral Home, Wol cott, with m ilitary honors by Wolcott Post No. 881, Am erican Legion. Burial is in Glenside Cemetery, Wolcott HARD WORKER Bred sin c e p re-B iblical tim es, the hard-working mule Is a c r o s s between a male donkey and a fe male horse, combining the best features of both parents. It has the endurance and sure-footed- ness of the donkey; the strength and bulk of the horse. Vercrouse and fam ily of i-'air- ville. Mr. and M rs. Robert Ja y and family of Wayne Center and M r. and M rs. Dean Ja y and daugh ters of the Ilolfe Road were Christmas day dinner guests of M rs. Nancy J a y . M rs. Alta Vernaoy of W iiiard spent the Christm a s weekend at the home of her daughter, Mr. and M rs. Ray C o n v e rse and family. M rs. Carl Tylenda and family spent Christm as day with her parents, M r. and M rs. Harold Wilcox of Resort. Mr. and M rs. L e s t e r Ameele and M r. Jacob Dayton o f Palm yra were Christinas day dinner guests of M rs. Lois Dayton and Lee. CARD OI; THANKS We wish I d lhiink the ninny relatives and friends for their thoughtful holiday greetings and we wish each of you a Happy, llcul.lhy, and Pros perous 1971. God Bless all of you. Mosl sincerely, William and II Isio Senior Honor Roll at Leavenworth High Bowen, E llen Conklin, Rosem ary zabeth Hoople, Karter Loveless, Cindy M a r s d e n , Michael McGinn, Dale M c N e illy, Debbie Redden, William Redden, Cynthia S a lis bury, Linda Shippers, Howard Skinner, Stephen VanDuyne, Mark W arren, Brenda Waterman, B e - lita Y o u e lls. JUNIORS—High Honor, Joanne Hunt, D e b ra Provo, Sheree R u s- co; Honor, M ary Bacon,Kathleen Bassett, F a y Bowen, Laura Co man, Barbara Diehl, Mathew D ouglass, Ann Duncan, M a rjorie Flynn, Lavonne Galek, H a rriet Haynes, M a rk Hill, Elaine Hixon, M e lissa Howland, Christina K e l ley, F r a n c e s Kenyon, Kgthleen Topping, Helen VanDuyne, Gary Wilcox. SOPHOMORES-H 1 gh Honor, Hollis Chapink, Cris C ram e r, Timothy H enry, Jacqueline Katz; Honor, Chrysanda E llis, Jona than E lw e ll, Lucinda Langdon, Penny MacDougall, Karin Mid dleton, B e c k y Mundy, Deborah Reynolds, Robert Stothard, Ro berta T a b e r , M aryTeeple, Karen Wolfe. FRESHMEN-High Honor, Ste ven D e M a s s , John Gallo, V iera Ivanov, C h e ryl Reed, Claudia We therby; Honor, Donald D ellows, Janet G a lek, Leslie Gillette, J a n et Howland, Kathleen Hunt, E r ic M ills, Philip Seed, Robin Reyn, Mary Ridgew a y , Jeffrey Stuck, Carlton Topping, Stephanie V e r kest, Edward Walrath, Terri Woods. Butler Center - Richard Stan ton of Hollywood arrived Wed nesday morning to v is it his chil dren, Stacy and Sheri. Mr. and M rs. Earl Stanton of Fair Haven and Mr. Richard Stanton and Stacy and Sheri were Christm as dinner guests of Mr. and M rs. Henry Everhart. Mr. and M rs. David Andrew and chil dren of Palm y ra called. Christm as dinner guests o f Mr. and M rs. Cam ille De Roose were Maurice and Charles DeRoose, M r. and M rs. Albert DeRoose of Weedsport, M rs.Schuelfielder and Irm a De Roose. Cindy Todd of Bath spent Wed nesday night with her grandpar ents, M r. and M rs. H a rry Tomp kins, Mr. and M rs. Cam ille DeRoose and fam ily and Andrew Milem called on M r. and M rs. Norman Ford in Port Gibson Saturday afternoon. M rs. Leola Gable and Lisa of East Rochester spent the week end with her parents, M r. and M rs. P o r t e r Crane. Mr. and M rs. Harry Tompkins spent Christm a s with their daughter, M r. and M rs, Thomas Todd and fam ily in Bath. M r. and M rs. J a y De King had Christm a s dinner in Penfield with M r. and M r s . Kenneth De King and fam ily. Mr. and M rs. Richard Mayou and fam ily of Sodus w e re guests of her parents, M r. and M rs. Porter Crane Sunday. On Saturday, December 19, Mr. and M r s . Joseph Coyle and fam ily called on M r. and M rs. J e r r y H arrigan in Geneva, M r. and Mrs. George Colvin spent Christm as Day with Mr. and M rs. Donald Colvin and fam ily in Savannah. M r. and M rs. Wesley Barber and fam ily of Chittenango spent Christm a s Day with M r. and M rs. Kenneth Kline. M r. and Mrs. Jam e s Williams and son travelled to Lysander to spend Christmas with her parents, Mr. and M rs. Edward Van Wie. M r. and M rs. George Colvin entertained al a fam ily Christ mas dinner Saturday. Guests w e re M r. and M rs. Donald Col vin and family of Savannah, Mr. and M rs. Donald F rink and family of Randolph, and M r. and M rs. Gerald Colvin and fam ily of Red Creek. M r. and Mrs. C h a rles Savery had Christm as dinner with Mr. and M rs. C. W. Savery in Cato. M r. and Mrs. L a r r y Ibbs and daughters spent Christm a s Eve with her parents, M r. and M rs, Raymond Ling in Conquest. M r. and Mrs. Kyle Dates enter tained at a family Christm as dinner. Those present were: Mr. and M rs. Jam e s Bellam y and fam ily, Mr. and M rs. Malcolm Dates and family, Kempton Dates, M r. and M rs. Lauren Dates and fam ily, and Mr. and M rs. T e rry Rasbeck and daughter, M rs. Faye B a rney, and M arcia Lipp. D r. and Mrs. M erle Loveless and fam ily of Delhi are spending a few days with his mother, M rs. Adalalde Loveless. M rs. Faye Wellott and M ar jorie had dinner l|th. < le r . Mrs. Dnr|s /amiiy C |lrlsllllasD3 M r - Jnd W r !- i Webster; Mr, Jr^ Bennett of Syricu rs- M« . John M0 ’^ * Elhr^ , ’•arry Ibis /•\I Christmas wesls *[> enls* Ml'-awlMrs. w and sons. U|* °n 'VedneSdly Mr Coyle w ^ TONS OF TIDES U .S. farmers products contain],* m illion tons of stcd m m illion pounds ot n itw to put tires on n*jrw ^ automobiles. * CARD OF TIIAMj *\u ld like ,0( our thanks to our f„eid; neighbors Tor ihcu« , <« Kindness and tx Mowers at the llw , lather’s death. ,\ cia l thank you to ^ Mrs. Maurice Guthrie, Mrs. Gale Guthrie,’ neighbors on Ncft Street. Janet Hall and Fisj . W bP, C A R D OF TIIAMj We wish to thank ill) w ho remembered \Dn with a gift to the Imi oC Rochester to bead the Douglas Barney! rial Fund.The gifts art ly appreciated, Norma Reynolds and F. William and Elsie Sea BUY N O W FOR NEXT YEAR • BOWS • GARLANDS . • TINSEL • RIBBON • WRAPPING PAPER • ALL CHRISTMAS LIGHTS • GLASS ORNAMENTS UP TO 50% OFF MENS KNIT COLUI JACKET Quilted Linifli LightweijMl Warm $2« REG. DISC. PRICE 3.87 ALL S N O W SUITS AND BOY S JACKETS MARKED DOWN SAVE - - - UP TO y 3 OFF Sign of the lima: our greetings, good wishes and gratefulness lo you !\ NOTICE WE WILL CLOSE DEC. 30 AT NOON AND RE-OPEN JAN. 4 EDWARDS WALLPAPEft STORE | 111 I. \M o m St. 331-2415 N w j N. Y. CLEARANCE OF ALL LADIES' WINTER COATS SAVE UP TO V j OFF WE ACCEPT FREE PARK* a t m * * * OURl*0* USE 00* R E A R S * ™ * * * ALL TOYS 20% OFF DISCOUNT PRICE HAPPY NEW YEfl lOPEN THURS. TILL 6 P.M. CLOSED NEW YEAR’S Wolcott BARGAIN CENTtf M A IN ST In The Pishpr Building W O L C O T * s
