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PaAcE Frouk Rotary-Anns Sale (continued from page 1) The idea for the Country Auc tion was born two weeks ago, when local Rotarians and thei wives enjoyed a picnic supper at the camp. While touring the buildings, some of the Rotary- anns noticed that the handicap ped kids raced from their show- ers, running dripping wet over a slippery tile floor which soon became wet, muddy, unsanitary and hazardous. After checking with the camp director, it was found that the carap is urgently in need of an Ozite rummer for the two dormitories, It will be more sanitary and may help pre- vent accidents, Why not hold an Old Fashioned Country Auction sale to raise funds, the ladies wondered! Rotarian Roland Har- ris offered the use of the Super Duper parking lot for the event, and the ladies are now busy scrounging up trifles and trea- sures of all descriptions for their two-day sale. I you would like to help or have articles to contribute for this worthy project, please call Mrs, Francis VanDomn, Mrs, Har- «old Bellinger or Mrs. Larry Wy- land (852-3910). Heavy articles will be picked up by the Rotary members. And plan now to attend the sale! Several area children have 'been attending the «camp this summer. Starting in 1956, the nine Ro- tary Clubs of Monroe County outside of Rochester, met to- gether, evaluated the need, and formed the Handicapped Child- ren's Camp for Monroe County. It was later dncorporated as a THE HILTON RECORD, HILTON, N. Y. non-profit organization. Through the generous courtesy of the National Guard, use of buildings at the Rush Rifle Range was Offered, and the first camp of two two-week sessions was op erated in 1957. The facilities were excellent, but not large enough to gecom- modate more than 35 children per session. Each year, the num. 'ber of children tured away has increased. In 1961 and 1962, intensive plans were made and undertak- en for a separate camp of their own with larger space, more beds, etc. Today, through the ef- forts of thousands of interested people, Camp Harcamo is op- erating with an expanded pro- gram of three two-week sessions and a staff of 22 counselors and workers. It is estimated that 150 to 175 handicappedchildren will benefit from this camping ex- perience this summer, A newly completed swimming pool Tas © been an invaluable addition to the facilities this year. Last year, over 8,500 people from 65 growps, such as Scouts, etc., also used the «camp facil- lities for their meetings and act ivities., As early as 1620, Cornelfus Van Drebbel, a Dutchman, suc- cessfully operated an undenwa- ter rowboat. However, David Bushnell, an American, is cred ited with the invention of the first craft to use modern sub- marine principles, His \Turtle\ pumps, two hand-operated screw propellers and carried a mine containing 150 pounds of gun» powder. issue. A Welcomed Friend -- Everywhere! Wherever you are ... You'll welcome the hometown newspaper! (And, so will your friends) Subscribe now to The Hilton Record-for yourself and for gifts! It's a gift everyone enjoys! It's the Hilton area's most complete news publication, with more coverage weekly about more people you know-or want to know about! i You'll enjoy its fascinating historical articles about our proud heritage .. . and its up-to-the-minute reports on daily happenings along Main St. - Keep informed about your community-fill out the blank below NOW- and drop it in the mail this week. Think of it! A year of reading pleasure for only $4.00. You'll save $1.20 over the news stand price, and be sure of receiving every Your subscription will start immediatelfi—as soon as we receive the blank., (Be sure to include zip numbers for out-of-town addresses.) n enn ~- SUBSCRIPTION BLANK - Name Address __ mean ne Enclosed: Check.______ Money Order.____._ Cash.. mons t | ~- Glick-Woodruff Impressively beautiful were the rites uniting in marmiage Miss Sandra Sue Woodruff, daughter of Mr. and Mrs Donald L Woodruff of 486 Lake Road, Webster, and Lowell E. Glick, son of Mr. and Mrs, Herbert S. Glick of 106 Cambridge Road, on Saturday, August 12, at 11 a. m. in Webster's United Church of Christ on Klem Road. 'The Rev. Ronald T. Woodruff of Chagrin Falls, Ohio, brother of the bride, and the church's pastor, Rev. Cox, performed the ceremony. Unforgettably beautiful was the bride's white English net cage gown, floor - length, and appliqued with medallions of venice lace. Her gown was ac cented by a sweeping train. For her headpiece, she wore a nan- tilla with medallions of match- ing venice lace. She carried a spray of white roses and bridal HWllies. Mrs. Ronald Woodruff of Cha- grin Falls was the matron of honor. Her Empire sheath gown of peaude-sole was peacock blue, with pleated, puffed sle- eves. She wore a naatching pill- box headpiece and carried a nosegay of yellow pon-pons and baby's breath. Matching Empire gowns of aq- ua and identical bouquets of yelfow pon-pons and (baby's breath were worn by the three bridesmaids, Mrs. Edward Greg- or of Titus Court, Rochester; Mrs. Vincent May of Woodside Place, Rochester, and Miss Pen- ny Glick of Hilton, the groom's sister, The bride's mother wore a blue silk ensemble and a rose corsage, while the bridegroom's mother wore a stumoning yellow crepe gown with a Jace coat and a corsage of deep rose roses. John T. Galvin, Jr. of 477 was the best man. Ushering were John. St. Clair, 55 Knollwood Dr., Wayland, Mass.; Michael Arm- strong, 92 Cornell Street, Roch- - dies - moves - has a fire - retires P LEASE! IF ANYONE - gets engaged - gets married - enters military service - has guests - takes a trip - has a party - has a baby -is taken ill - has an operation - enters college - has an accident - buys a home - receives an award - holds a meeting -or does anything unusual THAT'S NEWS And We Wart It Help Us Print A Better Newspaper Call 22061 or write * P 1_| Hilton Record (Please sign all copy submitted) ft THURSDAY, AUGUST 17, 1067 Slk . MBs 3000 AMAT. x5 12 Mrs. Lowell Glick ester, and Cataldo Maggiulli of 45 Pinnacle Road, Pittsford, Out-of-town guests came from New York City and Long Island. Following a reception at the Heritage House in Webster, the couple left on a wedding trip to Montreal, the Laurentian Mts., and Quebec. They will reside at 77 Heinz. Street in Hilton. . The bride is attending the University Ave., Rochester,. she wil graduate in 1968. The groom was graduated from the U. of R. in 1966 and is now a film planner for Eestman Kodak Company. Train for dufy on land, at sea, Perret wove no 2 % Ne.
