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PAGE FOUR mfimm T, A. Reg. U.S, Pit, OF.‘ Fe A \Junior and I are teaching each other-how to drive the car you got in the Want Adst\ 392-2061 DEADLINE FOR ADS TUESDAY, 5 P. M. CLASSIFIED RATES 4¢ per word Minimum Net ____..$1.00 FOR SALE BARN SALE -1130 West Rd., October 26th. Antiques, clothing, miscellaneous. FOR SALE - Two graves in Section 10 of the West Divison of Parma Union Cemetery on Lot 19. Phone 381-2601. A. Pearse 88 Arbor Dr., Rochester FOR SAL E-Used bathroom fixtures:from two rooms, one bathtub included. 392-9039. 2Bw2 SWEET CIDER & DONUTS - Watch them being made,. Free samples of cider. Our cider ap- ples are always thoroughly washed. Also apples, vegetables and honey. U-pick; bring con- tainers. Kelly's Friendly Apple & Cider Farm, 631 Wilder Road. Cali 392-8102 or 392-8040. YARD SALE - at 23 South Avenue, Friday and Saturday, October 25 & 26th. 9 a m. - 6 p. m. Redwood lawn: lounge; 2 metal wardrobes; ladies size 14- 16 clothing; Westinghouse elec- tric roaster, plants and 2 plastic flower boxes; canner & jars; var- fous household, garage and yard items. P FOR SALE - Fireplace wood. 18\ length. Mixed hardwoods- well seasoned. $20 a face cord, Will deliver. Save this ad. Kohler. Call 392-2276 27w3 alt. whs. FOR - SALE - Restaurant equipment. Hale maple captain's and mate's chairs and square ta- bles with special treated table tops, dishes, - silver, pans, etc. For information, call Wanda's Restaurant , Spencerport, 392- 8371. W A NTE D WANTED-To buy bunk beds, complete outfit, in good condi- tion. Also girl's 24\ or 20\ hbicy- cle in good condition,. Call 392-2350 after 4 p. m. WANTED -Part-time man for warehouse and delivery work- mornings. Contact Marple Fun- iture, Hilton. 392-8888. 27tf P RIDE WANTED -Kodak Park 8 a. m. to 5 p. m. Contact Rose- ann Palumbo, 486-3811, 5:30 to 6:30 p. m. week nites, or at Kodak, GL 8-1000, Ext. 77203 MISCELLANEOUS PERSONALIZED STATIONERY --the perfect Christmas or birth- day gift-now available at sur- prisingly reasonable prices at the The Hilton Record office. Your order must be placed before November 1st for Christmas de- livery, Come in today and inspect our sample book. NOVEMBER 2-Turkey Din- ner, sponsored by W. S. C. S., Hilton United Methodist Church, 5-7 p. m. Adults, $1:05; children 5-12, $1.00; under 5, free. Tick» ets available at Hilton Pharmacy. 27w8 MOTEL MANAGERS WANTED --Men«Women-Couples, _ Both full time and part time positions. Our fully licensed home study course prepares you. Placement service available. Write Central Career Schools, P. O, Box 682, Bath, N. Y. 14810 25w5 CHRISTMAS CARDS - samp- le books are now in our office for many stunning new lines of Christmas cards, with or without names imprinted. Be efficient - order now -beat the rush. You may borrow the books for in- spection in your home, or at the Hilton Record office, upstairs, over the Hilton Pharmacy. HOME IMPROVEMENT - See Cecil Carter, 1282 West Road, Hifiton, N. ¥., 3929002. No job too small. Free estimates (Time and material), Call 2-7 p. m. lowlf CLEARANCE - 1968 Zig-zag sewing machines, never used. Sews on buttons, makes mono- grams, - Dblind-hems - dresses, makes fancy designs, all without attachments. Now only $34.60, or you can pay 10 payments of $3.46 per month. Call 225-2390. If toll, call collect. 25wtt lll, PIONEER DAYS IN HILTON, PARMA & OGDEN-vividly il- lustrated history of our township and the village of Hilton, is now\ available at the Hilton Record Office, or 'by mail from the author, Mrs. Shirley Cox Husted, Hilton, New York. - Hardbound copies-$3.00. Paperbound, $2:00 Plus 25¢ mailing fee. t Wadsworth Watch Repair & Jewelry 1 SOUTH AVE Keepsake Diamonds Croton Watches and Other Fine Jewelry wo n KOOL KEGLERS Oct. 21st Suncrest Grocery ....38 - 18 List-N-Sell Realty ....32 - 24 Chilson's Liquor Store 32 24 I G A ........... ...82 0 24 Laundromats ........32 24 Podgers & Sons ......30 26 Pegridge Kennels ;...25 - 31 Hilton F. D, Aux. .;..24 - 32 Zarpentine Tires .,.,..24 - 32 Tri-Town Lines ......24 - 32 Kandt Memorials ....22% - 34 VanHee's Amway ....21 - 35 High team 3 games-Laundro- mats 2195, VanHee's 1989, Chil- son's 1964, | ° High team game - Laundro- mats 727; Tri-FTown 711, Van- Hee's 693... High ind. $ games-Ida Mar- tin 490, Mary Wirth 487, Paul- ine Jock and Barbara Jarvis 477. High ind. game-Pauline Jock 215, Ida Martin 191, Judith Vin- celli 181, & PLEASURE GRLS Oct, 17th Mexican Beans ........14 Powder Puffs .........11 TWO J's ..............10 Hot Shots ..............9 Striking Sisters .,.......8 Who Dunit ............8 Mis Its ................8 Dudes .................8 Dizzy Dames ...........7 Go Go Girls ............8 10 Rollers ................06 10 Pin-Ups .,..............10 15 High team game-Mis Its $29. Striking Sisters 2098, Powder Puffs 206. High team 3 games-Mis Its 807, Powder Puffs 844, Mexican Beans 829. High ind. game-June Pearl 169, Yvonne MacKenzie 168, Marge Ophardt 165. High ind. 3 games-Yvonne MacKenzie 478, Jean Barrett, 446 Beverly Brower 433. HIGH HOPES LEAGUE Oct. 22nd Sock-It-To-Ums ........26 G- The Laugh-Ins .........20 12 Hennessy's Raiders .....20 12 Hustlers ...............19 18 Anything Goes ........18 14 Odds and Ends ........17 15 Banana Splits ..........150 17 Alleyettes ..........14.5 17.5 Good-Goofs ............12 20 \I0-Pins\ ..............12% 20 The Groovy-Four ......11 2 Klowns . .............7.50 245 High team' 3 games-Sock-It- To-Ums 1737, Hustlers 1680, The Groovy-Four 1651. High team single game-Any- thing Goes 606, Good-Goof§ 596, Hustlers 589. High ind. 3 games-Anna Card and Elig Mullen 444, Joan Sut- phen 439. High ind, single game-Joan Sutphen and Esther Nettnin 175, Elie Mullen 166, FRIDAY NITE MIXED Oct. 18th 2, Barclay & Fowler .;....19 = 9 The Spooks ......... L g I G A ..............18.50 95 Cre-Huts ............2216 00 12 Dupe§ ................ 150 13 § & J's ........2... 2215 0 13 Leftovers ............. 14 - 14 De 0 15 Post Ops .............. 12 16 Unpredictables ........ 11 17 Ten Spots ............. 8 - 20 Grandparents hhe %> 2.15 20.5 High team 3 games-S & J's 1811, Ten Spots 1786, Spooks 1761. High ind. 3 games-P. Hutton ae t to to co co =3 oo en ns \| lost g FOU 522, H. Cushman 505, D. Kimmel 498. High team game-Spooks 701, S & J's 689, IGA 620. High ind. game-D. Kimmel 200, P. Hutton 190, H. Cushman 182. LEGAL NOTICE Notice of Hearing On Preliminary Budget NOTHCE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the preliminary budget of the Town of Parma for the fiscal year 1969 has been completed and filed in the office of the Town Clerk, at the Parma Town Office, 287 East Avenue, Hilton, New York, where it is available for inspection by any interested person at all reasonable hours. Further notice is hereby given that the Town Board of the Town of Parma will meet and review said preliminary budget and hold a public hearing thereon, at the Town Hall at 7:80 p. m. on the Th day of November, 1968, and that at such hearing, any person may be heard in favor of or against the preliminary budget as compiled or for or against any item or items therein con- tained, Pursuant to Section 118 of the Town Law, the proposed salaries of the following town officers are hereby specified as follows: Supervisor .............. $5000 Jus. of Peace (2) total ....7500 Councilmen (2) total .... ..3500 Town Clerk .............. 7100 Supt. of Highways ..... ... 7800 Dated October 10, 1968 By.Order of the Parma Town Board William B. Watters Town Clerk An ancient Roman recipe for a pesticide to kill caterpillers on grape vines consisted of a 04 pint of powdered asphalt and .03 pint of powdered sulfer added to .- boiling olive oil dregs. TODAY-TUES. OCT. 24-29 a joanne nfe ma rachel, rachel ms andiai-zrauts YP Mon. thru Fri. 7:00 and 9:15 Sat. 2:00, 7:00 and 9:15 Sun, cont. from 2 p. m. STARTS WED. OCT. 30-NOV. 5 DAVID LEAN'S FILM OF BORIS PASTERNAKS DOCIOR ZHiIVAGO IN PANAVISION® AND METROCGLOR _ Note: Special Showtime Mon. thru Sat. 7:30 p. m. only gunday 5:00 and 8:20 p. m. only ( & hn t a ie HHR das. c ~* Pfeil er THURSDAY, OCTOBER 24, 1968 Flag of the U. S. By Waltee W. Swingle, Jr. Commander, Hiscock Fighbaugh Post American Legion f response to the readers 0 thilsn pg; who have been fol- lowing the articles I have been writing on the Flag of the Un- ited States; yes, the articles will continue for two to three more weeks, just as soon as I find the materials I have been using for the articles. I have become a resident of the Village of Hilton, and as of this date, we are still in the pro- cess of unpacking. Somewhere in these yet unpacked boxes, I will find my materia, I had hopes of resuming the articles this week but with all my otl.1er projects and duties, unpacking is moving slower than expected. In regards to our moving from Parma Center into Hilton, I wish to thank my ex-neighbors for all their help, especially the PDrys, Poolers, Dodds, Rossners and the Shemskis. A special thanks to Naomi Dodds, our chef of the day. Also a thank you and deep appreciation to Glen Wright and Hilton Milling, both who are helping in making our remodel- ing chores much easier, Next week's article will cover \The proper manner of display- ing the flag.\ Stimulants for Living By Larry Topliffe in Can anyone say which of the four seasons is the most 'beauti- ful? Have you ever tried to com- pare one with the other? I think we're entering one of the most beautiful times of the year right now -Fall That's what the leaves do, and to some it's a glorious sight, to others its a sign that the easy weather is almost over; winter is almost up. on us, I wonder if these people take a look at the transition that is going on around them all the time? Trees that once were full of big green leaves that a light wind would rustle, or a stiff breeze would whip them unmer- cifully, are now slowly becomnig stripped of their cloaks to be- come colorful blankets for the lawns and lace for the ribbons of highways. Lace that shifts and disappears as the wind moves them to its will. ' A forest that once looked like a green mountain, has almost overnight, transformed into an unbelievable color spectacle, be- fore it, too, changes its face as the leaves fall to the ground, un- observed except by the squirrel and chipmunk and an occasional hunter as he tries to be quiet rustling through them. Nature has done it again, re- modeled our world better than any interior decorator could ever do, and it's FREE, - « Phones 964-2250 or Enterprise 2839 FRED BAXENDELL, WILDER RD., HILTON, N. Y. NEW and Repairs SEPTIC SYSTEMS LEACH FIELDS Free Eetimates Water Lines Trenching Sewers - Footings BiC-IIITIE Ap ual fa Aj y - dies - moves - has a fire - retires - is taken ill - enters college - has an operation *\. PLEASE! IF ANYONE - gets engaged - gets married - enters military service - has guests - takes a trip - has a party - has a baby - has an accident - buys a home . - receives an award <- holds a meeting - or does anything unusual THAT'S NEWS And We Want It Help Us Print A Better Newspaper Call 2-2061 or write Hilton Record (Plsase sign all copy submitted)
