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tr The Hi on ecor Devoted to the Best Interests of Hilton and Surrounding Communities VOL. T2 NO. 36 Open House Planned For Golden Anniversary Friends and relatives of Mr. and Mrs, James Moran are cor- dially' invited to attend an Open House, given by their son, Ken- neth Moran and daughter, Thel- ma, (Mrs, John Quinlan) at the Quinlan residence, 2647 Brick School House Road on Sunday, December 29 at 2 p. m. Mr. and Mrs, Moran also have six grandchildren: Christine, Ricky, Wendy, Paula, Linda and Danny Moran. Fmgaged Mr. and Mrs, Harold W. Fill more of 305 East Lake Road, Williamson, announce the en- gagement of their daughter, El- len Claire, to Terry C. Carpen- ter. Mr. Carpenter is the son of Mrs. Robert Carpenter, 1082 Peck Road, and the late Mr. Carpenter. Ellen Fillmore Miss Fillmore, a graduate of Central School, is now a semior at State Universi- ty College at Brockport, Her {lance is a Hilton Central School graduate and is enlisted in the Navy, stationed aboard the TSS Essex, Quonset Point, Rhode Is- land. No dite has been set for the wedding. sous co Christmas Concert Tonight in Hilton Highlight of the holiday seas- on, the annual Christmas con- cert at the Senior High School, will be held tonight, the 19th, at 8 p. m. in the high school atditoritim. The music by the Senior High Band and the choral presenta- tions will be under the direction Of Dept. Head Charles E. Lucle, Band Director Gordon Bascom, and Chorus Director Geraldine Ball. The public is welcome. The recent pancake supper by the Band Boosters was a huge strecess. Nearly 1,000 tickets were sold. The State University of Buf- falo has been selected to repre- sent New York State in the In- agural Parade, The 300 member band is one of the state's finest . . . but Hilton's was among the top-runners and was fiearly sel- ected for the honor! Better luck in ©78, kids!!! Meet the Champ! ¥ With what appears to be the record for this area, Michael Montrois poses with the 10-pt. buck shot Thanksgiving Day at Boliver. He abo got a doe. The 200-pound buck and the doe are 2 of 11 deer taken by Montrois since 1962, He resides at 1240 Hilton - Spencerport Road. No Issue Next Week Since our next regular press day is next Wednesday, Christ- mas Day, when the publisher and his wife will be in Florida for the holidays, there will be NO ISSUE of the Hilton Record published next week, The office of the newspaper will be open, Monday, Thursday and Friday of next week for the convenience of those wish- ing to submit news and adver- tising for the following issue. Programs to Honor Christ Chirstmas Sunday will tbe ob- served at the Hilton United Methodist Church Sunday, De- wember 22, Church School class- es will be held at 9:45 a. m. for Christmas Asserably and pageant rehearsal, During the Worship Service at 11 a. m., church fam- flies will worship together and hear the Christmas story and sing Christmas hymns. The Rev. John J. Kelly, pastor, will speak on the theme: \For Unto You a Savior Is Born\. Sunday evening at five the Annual Church School Christ mas program will be held in the Sanctuary, followed by a Family Christmas Dinner in the Fellowship Hall. Those attending should bring dish to pass and table service. On Christmas Eve, December 24 two services have been plan- ned. Between the hours of 7-8:80 p .m. the Sanctuary will ibe open for individual and family com- munion. Those attending are asked to enter the Sanctuary quietly and then come to the Communion Table to receive the Sacrament, then leave the Sanctuary after the dismissal prayer. Af 11 p. m., Christmas Eve, the traditional Service of Carols and Candles will be eld. The public is invited to attend both services. Missionaries to Forego Christmas At Home Elder Stanton and Elder, Mc- Fadyen (above), missionaries of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints working in the Hilton area, will forgo Christmas with their families this year, so they can bring their message to 'local families. \We find that during the holiday season, people are es- pecially interested in our mes- sage,\ said Elder Kent Stanton ' of Kaysville, Utah, who super- vises missionary activiti¢s in the area. Elder John McFadyen is from Sacramento, California, HILTON, N. Y. 14468_ THURSDAY, DECEMBER 19, 1968 North Greece Fire Dept. Elects Officers North Greece Fire Depart- ment held its election of officers on December 5th, The following were selected to serve for the year 19869. All have been ap- proved by the Bord of Fire Commissioners. ~ Re-elected: Pros. Stanley Crumb. Chief, Robert Steffen. Secretary, Anthony Valvano. Newly elect2d; Dept. Chief Jack Woods. Asst. Chief, Frank Williams, Capt., Emmett Mura. Capt., John Stephenson. Lieut., Gerald, David Zarmnstorff, Leon- ard Viccaro. Ist. Vice President, Louis Bonsignore. 2nd. V, P., Kenneth Preston, Sgt.-at-Arms, Milford Coon. Board of Directors Raymond VanMeurs Barber Shop Sold To Warren Gavigan, Jr. Kermit \Cy\ Gayigan began a new career Monday, when he began work for Eastman Kodak Co. The Two Brothers Barber Shop which he has been: operat- ing has been purchased by his brother, Warren, and is closed this week for remodeling On December 26, the shop will re- open with another localite, Steve Birecree as mamiger. Steve graduated from Syracuse Barber College and has worked for the past five years at a West Ridge shop. Red Shack Opens A new business for Parma is open this week In the former location of the Jim Dandy Res- taurant, 4704 Ridge Road West. The Red Shack will offer a line of fine gentlemen's clothing, Hydrants Not Wanted Board Believes Since petitions have been out some time and not returned, Parma Town Board concluded on Monday, December 9, that residents along North Avenue are not interested in the estab- lishment of a hydrant district. This is the third time such a district has been discussed, but the cost of $125 per hydrant apparently has dissouraged the initial interest in a district for which North Avene residents petitioned in 1987, foHowing a fire at Sands Homestead Farm. Parma Serviceman Killed in Viet Nam The day before the 'birth of his first child, Pic. John L. Waugh, 24, son of Mr. and Mrs. V. T. Waugh,. 915 Parma Center Road, was killed in Vie&€nam, His parents learned of his death Monday, the. same day that his wife, Donna, gave birth to Christine Lyon at Highland Hospital. Pfc. Waugh had been in Viet Nam less than a month when wounded October 24 when he was accidentally hit by fire from an American helicopter to which he had been giving radio direct- ions. After a month in the hos- pital recovering from his chest wounds, he was returned to duty again. A week later, he was kill- ed by mortar fragments when a mortar shell fired from behind him fell short of its Garget, He was born in Tennessee and came to the Rochester area with his parents in 1946, attending school in Irondequoit and Hilton. For four years prior to his induction April 22, he was em- ployed in the parts department of Heinrich Motors, Inc. He then trained at Ft. Dix, N. J. and at Camp Polk, La., leaving for Viet Nam in Septembet. He leaves his wife and daugh- ter, his parents and a brother, Thomas; his paternal grand- mother, Mrs. Clara Waugh and his maternal grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. John W. Giberson, all of Rochester. Pfc. Waugh was the third serviceman from Parma to die in Viet Nam, and the second from Parma Center Road, st i HOLIDAY! 0! The wonder of Christmas through the oyes of a child! - Toys, tinsel and a bright, WINTER SONG The world is Winter-white and beautiful, Though not yet Winter by the sun. The sun, fast-fading upon the year. The year, a burning candle, almost done. -white world! . 6 dz“ The world is Winter-white and beautiful, Autumn's decayed. The earth is soft, pale greys and blues now, Burnt gold, and browns of every shade. blazing colors all 15c Copy $4.00 per year A peace is here so quiet you must seek it By walking out of doors in sun: and snow. Then you feel the stillness, all the calm, The \Perce on earth!\ claimed so long ago. Grace Newman pro- Happy Holidays --- A Joyous New Year THE HILTON RECORD u 5
