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i H . : t . i flared to 14. regu- 5.90 IR tTS pocket gold, w h M J aark \ large* •' BOWLING ;#lg^dU p , p & ? a ^ e 6 The GREATER GREECE PRESS PiifcHshed-W^ipfcly in the Interest of the People of Grieece Vpl. 56-^Wo. u GlgjE^CE/feOCHESTER, N. Y.,. Oct; f 1959 ; 5 Cents Gre^ 'Y'Plans New Youth Program In Spotlight at Barnard Auxiliary Banquet William Bruce, secretary of Greece Branch, Young Men's Christian Association, announced plans this week for a series of square dances as a basis for oijganization of a new and permanent club program for the t|wn'js teen-agers. The dances are scheduled foriNovember 13 and 27 and December 11 at the Grange H a ll^ Ridge Road West. Frank Gillik of Buffalo will serve as ^ller for the dance series, according to E. Paul Dean, chairman of the project. Bruce’s announcement, coverin;,^^ ---- — ------------------------------------- - the YMCA's plans for new activi ties in Greece, highlighted the first meeting for reports on the local YMCA's annual enrollment campaign, which will run through i next week. ; More than 243 youngsters and [ grownups have been enrolled to I date, according to Dr. Peter Nicho- I las,' campaign chairman. Campaign captains and in the enroll- !ampa nbers engaged lampa Press Veteran, Wife Purchase Town Newspaper Ownership of the Greater Greece Press changcdf* hands ye.s- teiday in a cash transaction in which Mariano and Elbert Angc- team ' residents for more than ' Members of Barnard Fire D^artmeut A.uxiliary enjoyed themselves at their 30th annual banquet last Saturday night at the New Dutch Mill Hotel. Shown at the height of the festivities are, left to r^ht: Mrs. Ray Gardner, co-chairman; Mrs. Mil- t ^ Oakes, Auxiliary president; Mrs. William [vc„ dinner cliairnian, auu jtvaj'muuu Wenzel, toastmfstress. Arnold FreSr, Biimard ‘Fire Department president; Nelson Pepper, department chief, and their wives were guests of honor. Photo by A1 Piccoli. Mrs. Kayinond THE POLICE BEAT Sgt. Gerard Paul and Officers Rein, Tross, Hartleben and Schmidtmann were sent to 55 Ca nasta Drive where Robert FYitz was having difficulty breathing. .The officers administered oxygen until the arrival of the Barnard ambu lance. The, patient was taken to Genesee Hospital. Officers Schmidtmann and Hart leben were sent to 212 Newton Road where Ihomas P. Scott, 65, of 69 Bronson Street, had fallen at the home of Otis Cooper. He was taken to Strong Memorial Hospital in the Greece Vohanteer ambu- Officer Richard Anten was sent to Mt. Read Boulevard and Bray- ton Road to check an accident. In volved in the mishap were Milton Wayne Oakes, 19, l35 Wildwood Drive, driving a tractor-owned by the Town. ^Highway Department, and a car \operated by Salvatore- Piazza, 26, of 534 Nor^li Greece Officers Edward Hess .and Algird Zemaitis Were Imnuhoned to 3B3 Biritton Road where Mrs. Earl Sel- lon told them that her son, Edward, -one year old, had swallowed ah npen nafety pin. The Barnard am- Jbulahce responded and took the mother and child to St. Mary’s Hospital,, where the pin was re moved from the throat without complications. Officers Joe Parina and Ed Hess were sent to 130 English Road . where Herbert Hoyer, 65, had been- taken 'ill. He. was transported to Strong Memorial Hospital in .the Barnard ambulance. Officers lliOwell Thompson and Richard Vogler were called T74 Stoneeliff Drive where Carl Fuhr- mnn. 'S?, had suffered a heart at- ^ tack. He was taken to Npr-thside Hospital in the Barnard gtnbulai Officers Hess and’Parina wei:e sent- to 1748 Stonfe Rh^ad to inves tigate a two-car accident. The driv ers involved were Phillmore Ku- hann of 233 Peck Road, operating a school bus, and Harry Kilmer bf 1748 Stone Road, driving a pas senger car. Officers Rein and Michael Popo- wich were dispatched to 25 North Drive where Dale Charney, eight years old, had been suffering with a nosebleed for sevefal days. He was sent to St. Mary’s Hospital in the Greece Volunteer ambulance. Officers Hess and Zemaitis were sent to Dewey Avenue’ and Ban-' croft Drive to investigate'a two-car accident. The drivers of the cars involved were Kenneth. J. Walsh of 265 Bancroft Drive and James S. Cleveland of 72 Paddy HiU •Officers Donald Lemon, and Fa rina Werp caUed to Dewey Avenue and Mosley Road to look into an necident. The drivers involved Were George J; Friga of 44 Willis- ton Road and Marion R. Pascucei of 322 Mosley Road, Mrs. Carlton Putman of 101 Bel- mont Road reported to Desk Offi cer John Dri driviing box contained a pair of new rub ber boots. She said she would hold the merchandise until someone calls and identifies the lost ar ticles. riscoll that as she was i out of Northgatc Plaza she a box drop bat of a car. The P! id Officers Tross and Popowich were sent to 57 North Avenue where Betty Kahola, 12, had fallen from her bicycle and ittjjired her left shoulder. She’ was takeh to Noytlikide Hospital in the Greece Volunteer ambulance. Officers Leslie Samons-and Hart- leben were dispatched to 67 By MARGE WEAVER Police Clerk Wedgewood Park where Mrs. Olive Ackeson had been taken ill. She whs transported to St. Mary’s Hos pital in the Barnard ambulance. A. J. Nerackcr, 2520 Edgeinere Drive; Mrs. H. W. Davison Jr., 88 Mill. Road; William Manley, 40 Pepperidge Drive; Frank M. Hart man, 292 Rye Road; David Eag- 1 dahl, 65 Sharon Drive; Raymond ', Quercia, 54 Rosalie Drive; Fred Bartling, 22 Dalston Road; Karl I Anderson, 3327 Dewey Avenue; ; Mrs. Ray E. Gardner, 285 Wend- hurst Drive; Mrs. Alfred L. Green, ' 1157 Latta Road, and Charles Cop- i pard, 56 Lambert Drive. All Around The Town . Sgt..Robert T. Griffin and Offi- Mrs. Qrmond W. Roblin of 1907 dbr Tross were sent to 1742 Ridge . Ridge Road’ West has been ap- Road West check on a two-car ac-; pointed as Greece chairman for cident. The drivers of the cars in- | the annual Christmas seal sale, volved were Richard J. Schlageter, scheduled for November 16 24, of 237 Newton Road_ and John : through December 31 by tdie J. Englert, 50, of Webster. Health Association of Rochester --------- . and Monroe County. Sergeant Griffin and Officer ■ ---------- Tross investigated a two-car crash Final preparations are ’ under in Ridge Road West at Cabot Road, j way for the Suburban Art Group’s The drivers of the cars involved third annual show and sale, sched- were Charles E. Foos, 51, of 105 Albemarle Street and Lucy A. Wil son, 35, of 36 Palumbo JDrive. in jured were the driver of the Wil son car, and a passenger. Dean Decker, 21, of 2027 Ridge Road West. Decker suffered left leg and possible back injuries and Mrs. Wilson suffered shock. They were taken to Northside Hospital in the Greece volunteer ambulance. Officers Lemon and Parina were sent to Latona Road at Ridgeway Avenud to look into a two-car ac cident. The drivers of the cars in volved were the Rev. William E. Slough, 31, of 783 Glide Street and Rogert L. Finewood, 32, of 788 Ridge Road West. Sgt. Gerard Paul' and Officers Zemaitis and Hess were sent to the woods at i(:he south end of Tait Avenue where Gerald Bacon, 40, of 232 Dorsey Road bad been play, ing wUh two friends — Rojbert Schwartz, 10, of 282 Dorsey Road and George Wacker, 9, of 242 Hor sey Road. Gerald was up in a tree about 25 feet When he slipped and fell to the round. He suffered a possible hip fracture and was taken to Northside Hospital in the Barn ard hmbulaaice. .. sJohn Riley. of ' 1234 Edgemere CContinued on page two) ul^?fe|8lr October 17 and 18 at the Town Hall. The Greece Recrea tion Department is cooperating in the project. A new classification— ceratnics and sculpture—has been added to the show program and there will be numerous awards, according to Mrs. J. C. McFall of 117 Apollo Drive, who heads the committee. From Heidelberg College comes word that William B. Codding of 154 'VVendhurst Drive is a mem ber of the freshman choir at the Tiffin, Ol^io, school. He is a Char lotte High graduate. (Continued on page two) GOP Women Fete Candidates Today Members of The Republican Women’s Forum will sponsor a reception and coffee hour today from 8:30 to 10:30 a. m. in the Powers Hotel Ballroom to give voters an opportunity to meet the local G.O.P. candidates. Greeting Greece residents will be Mrs. Floyd Burger of North Greece Road, state Re publican committeewoman, and Mrs. Norman |5.' Prince; presi dent of the .Greece Women’s Republican Club. years, acquired all slock of Greater Greece Publication.s, Inc,, the organization which pur chased the . town’s 2.5-.vear-old, weekly newspaper six months ago from Harold P. Biltncr, Inc. Sliippjng aside to enable a vet eran of many years in the news paper field to realize a long-stand ing ambition were Fernando Di Nardo and Cosmo A. Plantpne, builders, and William E. Easton, attorney, who joined Angevine and his wife last February in tak ing over the publication, formerly known as the Greece Press.- It was acknowledgc’d at the time that their chief purpose was to a.ssure continuance of a hometown newspaper in the best interests of the comrnunity. They relinquished their holdings yesterday with the belief that their mission has been accomplished and that the news paper is in good hands. Angevine and his wife ex pressed their gratitude for the assistance of -Di Nardo, Plantone and Easton in the original under taking and for their cooperation throughout the seven months that the newspaper has been under their direction. Angevine started his newspaper career at the age of 16, writing high school news for the Demo crat & Chronicle at space rates and later covering general sports. His ardor for the newspaper bus iness came naturally. His grand father was a newspaperman for many years and his father was City Hall reporter and political writer for the D&C until his death in 1919. The new co-owner of the Great er' Greece Press attended ’West High School and Colgate, Roches ter and Syracuse universities. He has had more than 30 years of ex perience in full-time newspaper work, having serwed in various capacities with the old Rochester Journal-American, Syracuse Her ald, the Titnes-Union, before en tering the weekly newspaper field. He was editor of the Iron- dequoit Press and’^.Greece Press when he and his ffiefids bought the Greece newpapejr last Winter. Angevine is a member of Col gate Chapter, Phi Delta Theta na tional fraternity; Greece. Council, Rochester Chamber of Commerce, and Greece Lodge of Elks. He is . secretary-treasurer of the Stadiuna, Club of Rochester,an organization of former .athletes, coaches ahd sports officials, and serves as * town historian.
