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fuobcr 8, 1987 LIMA RECORDER· HONEOYE FALLS TIMES PageS Couples Exchange Wedding. Vows . , l f' \ .' , >ft\-~ <,'1!11!1, Kowalski, Dan Merola, John Merola, Todd Jones, brother of the Bride; Cliff Yates, Frank Camp, and Joe and Jim Degnan, brothers of the Groom. Tommy Degnan, brother of the Groom, was the Ring Bearer. RichardHerb,brother-in- law of the Groom and Shona Ramsay, Maid of Honor were the soloists. The organist/harpist was Susan Soehner. A reception was held at the Gateway Party House fol- lowing the wedding. The couple chose a Carribean cruise for their honeymoon. They now reside in Greece. Pre-nuptial events in- cluded three showers given for the Bride. The showers were hosted by Beverly Lewis and Diana Walker, Debbie Herb and Elaine Degnan, and Shona , Ramsey . Doreen is a 1964 'graduate of Honeoye Falls-Lima Central School and is employed by TJ's Big Boy Restaurants., Kevin is a 1980 graduate of Greece-Athena and is employed by the Greece Police Depart- ment. MRS. THOMAS SCHRECK ENGAGED On Sept. 19, Judith Ann Pearce, daughter of Earl G. and Rona M. Pearce of Village Trail, Honeoye Falls, was united in marriage to Thomas R. Sch- reck, son of the late Mrs. Bernice Schreck and Mr. Carl Schreck of Florida. , The wedding took place at the Honeoye Falls First Presbyterian Church at 4 p.m. and was officiated by the Rev- erend Robert McKee, of Dans- ville. Mrs. Schreck was attended by Amy Melendez and Sen. Perry Announces Internships Senator John D, Perry has announced openings for the New York State Senate Session Assistants Program The Session Assistants Program allows up to 61 students to received college credits while working in the professional atmosphere of the New York State Senate. It is available to any Nevi York resident who is a matriculated student at an accredited college. The deadline for applicants is Nov. 2. \In past years, interns in the State Legislature have found the experience educational and enjoyable,\ Perry said. The program will begin on January 6, 1988, and run until May 13, 1988. Eligible students will receive a stipend of $1,750 to help them defray living expenses. Perry said that among the responsibilities given the interns are legislative develop- ment and analysis, preparation of the legislative calendar, and communication with constitu- ents. Applications for the Senate Assistants Program may be obtained through the appli- cant's college, or by contacting: Dr. Russell Williams, Director, Senate Student Programs Office, State Capitol, Room 5OOF, Albany, NY 12247, telephone (518) 455-2611. ... ,. , \ ,. Best Man was Thomas Roche- vot, of North Tonawanda. Following the cere-, mony the reception was held at Wild Woods Country Club in Rush. Mrs. Schreck is a 1978 graduate of Honeoye Falls-Lima High School and is presently employed by Genesee Hospital. Mr. Schreck, who graduated from Niagara County Community C'ollege, attended Brockport State University, is presently employ- ed by the Monroe County Sheriffs Department. After their honeymoon cruise in the Bahamas, the couple will reside in Rochester. MR. AND MRS. KEVIN DEGNAN Doreen Jones and Kevin Degnan were married ill Honeoye Falls United Methodist Church on August 8th. The Rev. Dr. Robert Beeson, pastor of the church, officiated. The Bride wore a white pearl-beadcdmdcinbroideredcrys- tal organza gown with a cathedral train. She carried a cascade bou- quet of silk lily of the valley with white sweetheart roses, and pink and white baby's breath. Shona Ramsay was the Maid of Honor. Bridesmaids were Lisa Con yard, Kelli Kimball, : Diana Walker, Debbie Herb, sister of the Groom,' Tracy Gallens, and Carrie Wyffels. Melissa Jones, sister of the Bride, was the Flower Girl. Joe Santiago was the Best Man. Ushers were Mike Marguerite Cobb of Honeoye Falls is pleased to announce the wedding of her granddaughter, JoAnne Lynn Cobb on Sept. 26 to Scott Charles Rud~ of Canandaigua. TEtEPHONE ANSWERING SERVICE . ' VERY LOW INTRODUCTORY 3 MONTH RATE 7et-dl-Sec Old Bean Mill Office Park. Mendon •• 624-4730 TO ALL VOTERS IN HONEOYE FALLS & MENDON QUESTION: Can Mendon Government be run as effici~ntly as private business? ' ANSWER: Yes', if you vote \YES\ on the referendum to appoint rather than elect your Town Clerk and High Superintendent! This change would create a strong Town Supervisor position with all officials reporting directly to that Supervisor. By having one individual (Le., Town Supervisor) in total charge, all Town resources can . be more effectively utilized, particularly in the personnel area. As the Town grows and the demand for services by residents increases, these needs can be better met without an equivalent increase in personnel, thus helping to hold back tax increases. Inasmuch as the Town Clerk and Highway Superintendent' (under the proposal) would report to the Town Supervisor, the latter official would be responsible and accountable for their actions and performance. The Town Supervisor, in turn, would be accountable to the Town Board on a regular basis 'for the successful operation of all Town departments. Obviously, in a longer term, the Town Supervisor would also be accountable to the voters for the success of these departments giving the voters an opportunity to express pleasure or displeasure with his administration. The proposed change to appointive officers would make our Town government similar to the manner in which private business is structured organizationally. Under the existing arrangement, the Town Clerk and Highway Superintendent operate totally independent departments with no accountability except for a budget constraint on their expenditures. The proposed organization would establish specific, written personnel practices detailing pay poliCies, hours of work, vacation eligibility and other procedures that are normally found in a businesslike environment. These practices do not exist today under the elective form of government. Paid for by the Mendon Republican Commltoo. ','
