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'The difference between the old and new is this: in their old quarters on the third floor of Greece Town Hall, 14 nurses were crowded into a room and a hall with niks desks, a bookcase, several filing cabinets, and a stove, {Continued on Page 3) Thomas Wilcox Wins a Thowss R. Wileos Thomas R. Wilcox, son of Mr. ard - Mrs. Richard H. Wilcox, 231 Latona Rd., has gecelved oa three-year scholarship | In National Aeronauties | and - Space Ad- ministration. He will enter Cornel University this Fall on a graduate program which will lead to a Ph.D. Gegree in Computer Science. Honerary | Space Scholarship A June graduate of the University of Michigan, he earned his Bachelor of Science degree with High Distinetion. He also won High Honogs in mallcs and was alecled Rkolact Fratersity. He was on» of Greece Olympia High School's top students. He waseactiveinthe National Hoeror Society, the Science asd Math Honor clubs, and the school rows- paper. Wilcox gained recognition In the school's instrumental and \music program, culminating in his selection as a tuba player in the all-state band in his sermior year. He continues with his tuba playing as a participant in the Northeast Concert Bard, an organization of yourg people from the Greece area who give summer concerts at various functions. Wilcox is employed this Summer by the Eastman Kodak Company, where he is working on computers. RIT To Offer Courses At Olympia High School Roctester Institute of Techrology will offer five cff- campus courses at Greece Olympia High School duricg the Fall semester, accord- img to Robert Way, assistant director of RIiT's extended communications, psychology, buman relations, ecocomic potilems ar«d industrial organization. - wawm Shs ime iio tthe ioe igs hace Acgust 4. Courses will begin Sept. 18 and 20. Registration will be held at the high school, at 7 p.m. on Sept. 14. Presbyterian Church School Yeration Cturch School at John Knox Presbyterian Church will begin Monday, July 24 and contince through tike atte thn ils ain niin alli ite ert at bec remeelithe ed) Con . 1 dole mei newsman-41mm a beavy downpour didn't dampen the spirits of the more than 50 marching units and estimated crowd of 40,000 persons who participated ard viewed tho annual Barnard Fire Department parade last Wednesday night. A heavy rain, which started at noon in the Greece areca, threatened to call off the gala parade for at loast a night But shortly before 6 p.m. Sunny Sol made an appearence and the parade was on. Starting at the city lino on Dewsay ave., the paredo moved briskly along until about tho mid-way point, when heavy biack clouds blanketed thosky. A few drops fell, then a slight burst and it appeared, Greece GOP To Elect Officers Officers c the Greece Republican Organization will be elected at a mesting of the town's district committeemen $6 represertatives on July The meeting will be held at 7:80 p.m. in the Greece Town Hall anditortzm. Albert W. Skimmer is currently chairman of tke organizstion. vvvvvvv for a moment at least, that the parade could becompleted before the rains would com- mence, But , such was not the case. A sudden turst sert rain flowing downward and even the hardiest of souls ran for cover,. Spectators who lines the mile-long route, dashed for the nearest stores, gas stations ard H thoy were Accident Kills And Injures bu A town park for Greece moved one step closer to reality this week when the Town Board adopted a resolution to hire we firm of Morrison and Morrison to work out plans ard cost estimates for the development of a 70-sacre town owhed tract on English Rd., opposite the Parkland School. Basil Marella, Greece Recreation Director, devised the plan, which was endorsed ty the Board last March. Morrison and Morrison will review the preliminary plan, make necessary changes and revisions and then tell the tosn how much the project would cost. No estimate of the cost of the park bas been given. To Be Locatéd On English Road NewGreece Town Park; & Closer Toward Reality Marella's plan calls for a swimming pool, a community center, Ite skating rink, band- shell, softball and football fields and a plenic winter sports srea. Morrison and Morrison are expected tohave a preliminary report ready within two months. Contaihirmzflmm f Continual on Page 3) George R. Tobin Elected President Of Greece Chamber Of Commerce George R. Tobin, Jr., 2840 ngewny Ave., has assumed duttes as new president of the Greece Council, Rochester Glam? ok Gamma-me» forthmate, the cover ofanear- by automobile. The marchers continued on, howover. After a 10-minute torrent, it let up and Sol made a reappearance. The spectat - ors returned to their re- spective areas to watch and applauded loudly and warmly the brave marchers who stuck it out, {(Continued on Page 2) T'wo Out-of Town Boys Ore boy was killed ans another is in \serious\ cor- dition at Stromg Memoria Hospital in Rockester as . result of a single secide~' last weekend. Injured was Larfie Aboriano, 14, who Hves with his aur' and uncle, Mr. ard Mrs Thomas Harper, East RG . Kent. Glenn Jackson, }4, was dead on arrival si Arnol~ Gregory Hospital in Albico He lived with his fathor, Acdreow Jarkson, in Vienna, Mad. His mother is Mrs Pesrl Jackson, Ortario St Rochester. He was visiting his grandparecis, Mr. an' Mrs, Will Harper of Kern The gccldenrt favolvire Aberlard and Jackson resulte® in a charge of eriminal sce- w an” Ait ABcrttty + a flux\ igence and driving while Intoxicated for Richard - P. Smith, 111 Duffern Rd., Greere, Smith's car went out of control, sccording to State Police, and struck Aberlard and his companion Jackson, on their bicveles Smith was released on $506 bail. INCOME TAX TIP Parents of Greece vyoung- stors who are working during the Summer vacation were re- minded by John Po Fillies, district - director, | Inmterpal Revormns Service, that ender cortain circumstsncres their children may still be claimed as full cxemptiars for Federal treame tox purposes. ih s frou o s o .! WM WW M mmwm # parker, C3 Fics R4, and Wary - 915 fong Gert for the 1988-67 term. Tobin wes vice-president of the Council's Northwest Hos- pital - Committee that worked for many years to secure A hospital for the Greece area. He was second vice-pres- ident of the Committee for Civic Improvement, the group that obtained options for the County park. During his membership in the Rochester Jaycees, Tobin was chairman of the motor- boat safety program snd of the Manhattan Street playground project He was a member of the steoring - committee | of the Kodak Park brench of the Jaycees. / to' mf x gitat m; Em, \B4 Country La., pres- George R. Tokin, Jr. Tobin is active in the Greeee Republican Organization and was campaign marager for County Legislator John Hoff last fall. A native of the Rochester ares, be is a John Marshall High School graduste and at- tended Rochester Institute of Technology and the University of Rochester. He is employed by Eastman _ gem: In the paper service mefimm xfimp‘mxwfiwflr “31+ m stepped-up membership cam- paign for the Greece Council which now hos a total of 165 members. He would also like to see Increased member participa- ton in the Council's continuing projects such :s working to improve traffic conditions and highways and support of the Northwest Hospital. The Council's goals are to promote programs thst will make the town cf Greece a better place in which to live, work, and do business. Oze of the newest projects is joint sponsorship with the NKetional Safety Council of an eight-hour defersive driving (Contisued on Page 2) Ontario Beach Could Re-Open; Plastic Dam May Be Answer There is still hope that Ontario Beach will tbe reopened for swimming this season. County Parks Mrector Alvan - R. Grant proposed a rew solution, a 1,000-foot plastic dam, to the County Legislature's Corsorvation, Recreation ard Natural Re- sources Committee. \There's bo assurance the barrier will redoce pollu- tea,\ Grant said, \but It's possible.\ \Fe want to make overy effort to clear up the water so we cosn reopen Ontario Besch for public use.\ The Committee anam- imously approved the propesal and last weok ckayed the purchase of the $3,750 experimental - dam. Instail- lation will be within a week, Grom said. The dam is mate of four- Inch deep plastic \firs\ suspended - from - four-foot long polyctheleso logs\ strung together on ropes. The test area will be rectangular, with the dam forming three sides and the shore the fourth. R will be 800 feet long and 20 feet wide, Grast said Moproe County Health Director Werdell R. Ames | will take polisticn reasings | inside and outside the dammed-in area to obtain comparative coliform counts. \I! - Health - Department tosts show a large Crop in coliform counts,\ said Graz, \xo will raake apother attampt to get approval from the state (Continued on Page 3) wb? c
