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For over a week now the Cartello family has become devoted bird-watchers in their own backyard at 467 Alfonso Dr. The fun all began about 10 days ago, when the cight year old Cartello twins, Debbie and Susan, found a tiny bird that apparently had fallen out of Its nest or else was learning how to fly and fust couldn't make the upward trip home to Its nest. So they asked their mother if they could bring the little bird home ard care for It until it was able to fly. Mrs. Cariello didn't want the bird to @t burt so she brought It bome. Two days later the twins discovered anther baby bird in the same pridicament aad carefully carried him home too. Then the excitment and enthusiasm dmbled an d re-doubled. When Debbie and Susan saw the two little birds together they noticed that they were identical and promptly decided that the birds must be twins too. Because one is a bit bigger, they think it must be the \boy bird'' and the cther one is his \twin sister,\ and so the Carlellos named their new set of twins Petle and o eo oe rather unusual cage for Tweetie and Petic. A sew addition to their backyard is a large luggage carrier turned upside down on the ground. Tweetle and Petle are safe inside and yet free to fly and hop in and out of the side openings. Holiday Inns to Hold Stock Meeting Shareholders - of Holiday Inns of America, Inc., will be asked to vote on an increase in exuthoriged common shares for the purpose of effecting a two-for-one stock split. The corporation sald a special stockholders moeting will be called to vote on tho pro- posal. H approved, the firm would Issue additional - common stare for each share currecstly outstanding. JOHNSON MOTORS 3 to 100 h.p. completa line BOATS & TRALERS . MOSKOWTZ magaRE 968 Ridge Rd. W. 865-6170 y,: OPEN EVES. \ Agost At first the baby birds were a bit apprehensive about the strange contraption that had become their new home and they were safrald or too shy to venture out. _ But It didn't take long be- fore Tweetle and Petle got sccustomed to being the twin centers of attraction and attention. They soon got over their initial \ stage fright\ and now they are loudly peeping exhibitlonists. The roof of the luggage carrier has become their new flying platform where they '\'perform\ for the neighbor- bood youngsters. The birds also use their new roof as a sun deck where Mrs. Cartello sprays them with the hose and even mama bird files down to m into the act. Mum: bird is a very watch- ful and attentive mother. According to Mrs. Cartello, the mother feeds her twins round-the-clock with little bugs and beetles ard, of course, worms. Randy Cari- ello, 3, is fascinated watching the mams bird put the worms right into their little beaks. Mrs. Cariello also bought some wild bird seed but says that already they are getting . MQ. fat. mmwmftbaahle ready to fly away Because there are no trees in the Carlello's back yard, Appointed JRmes H. Qristy Jamess H. Christy bas join- ed the Personal Lines Depart- ment of Boller-Clark Agency, Inc. He was providusly as- sociated with Liberty Mutual Insurance Company. A residert of Rochestor for twerty-eight years, Christy altended Brighton High School, tho University of Moses, and the University of Rockester. His parents are bir. and Mrs. H.J. Christy, scow of Dallas, Texas. Christy resides with his wife, the former Elizabeth aA. DuBois, ard their two children at 88 Hager Road, Greece. How much WOPELELM Hf it's warth 4 cents a fost to you? lawn lastsfistion is fest and invisible But it should be done now- befere the dry sezsan arrives. IRRIGATION SYSTEMS $7 Winds Koad * Rochester 14412 » Tel 663-0190 WMWWgW Trsyred * lnstolisd » Sergreand els argo somite Wii tbi erst mama bird resides on the roof where she keeps a con- stant vigil. If any strangers come into the back yard, she Immediately swoops down and tries to frighten them away. Early one morning (sbout 5 a.m.) a neighborhood cat . hopped up onto the roof of the cage and started poking and pawing at the openings. Mama bird anxiously flew back and forth outside the Carlello's bedroom window peeping as loudly as possible and finally woke them up. By the time the Carlellos had chased the cat away, the shy father bird arrived to make sure his little ones were unharmed. Judging by their grayish, brown coloring and \black mask'' markings and mostly because of their \beautiful songs,\ the Carlellos think they are hosts to a family of moeckingbirds. Along with Randy and the twins, the other two Cartello boys, Sam 13 and David 10, especially enjoy marking the birds' flying progress. T weetle ard Petie are growing quickly and are ready now to fly away. But they seem as reluctant to leave their ''mew family' as the family is to let them go. One day Petie even made a solo flight over the roof to the front yard but came right back again. The Cartellos plan to let Tweetle and Petle go this week, but they are hopeful that this special family of mockingbird; will return to visit for: some -- seed, for a bath under the bose, and to \show off\\ their flying skills. Kodak Gives Grants Eastman Kodak Co. is pro- viding $275,000 in awards this year to 37 college and uni- versity graduate departments under the research grants phase of the company's ald- to-education program. The Kodak grants are de- signed primarlly for unre- stricted use in graduste edu- cation and research and for now or improved facilities. The grants, which range from $5,000 to $10,000, are awarded annually toa selected number of college ard uni- versity groeduste departments. The grants do ont provide specifically for fellowships as such, although a portion of the funds may be used for that purpose. tickets tobe sold at the This is outragequs! that ho received a comni nlcation from Tax Comm stoner Joseph H. Murphy which Commissioner M expressed the view that tib= tion picture theatres would be ideal outlets for lottery salt®. At this time I am sending A& letter not only to Mr. Brandt, but to Commissioner so”??? H. Murphy, Governor Nelson A. Rockefeller, Senator Earl Brydges and Speaker Anthony Travia opposing any such ven» tures. Mr. Brandt said in part, \Lottery ticket sales are con» sistent with our entertain- ment function. Motion pice tures theatres, with fow ceptions, are open seven days a week and for longer hours than the banks. We can also put our screens to good use In promoting the necessary information to spur lottery ticket sales. The motion pic» ture theatres have already a PAMI rtm prewine coon . iero C a snene d epe nne c al o sy ap) BRC Oct ane tng h » rg ura B % proven their abliity in rats» tng funds forpublic purposes. During World War 2, motion picture theatres sold hun- f ~ dollers - -4 warm of United States War Bonds.\ I readily admit that the theatre did an excellent job in selling war bonds, which was a laudable and beneficial endeavor, but 1 see no sim- fHlarity to the purchse of a war bond and the buying of a lottery ticket. The purchase of a war bond provided the necessary money to protect our country from the axis ' powers while giving Financial ~ security to the buyer. Such a claim cannot be made for the lottery. . Moreover, I was also dis- turbed when Mr. Brandt wrote, ''We (Independent Theatre Owners Association, Inc.) would then put the showman- ship of the motlon picture theatre owners to work to Spark lottery sales in 1968 to new levels in the interest of education and state revenue needs.\ I dgan't know what Mr. Brandt fins by show- manship, but obviously some- thing more than simple avail- ability of tickets is invisioned. Summer School Sessions Filmed At Olympia television Greece A one-hour special dipicting Central's | unique - regional Summer school is beifg filmed at Olympia High School this week. Under the quspices of the New York State Department of Education, a telecasting organization is filming about 12- 15 hours of videotape which will be edited to a one-hour program. Time and date of Its release to television will be announced later. The Education Depart- ment hopes the film will be shown in other states as well as New York. It is obtaining worldwide releases from those appearing in the film. Two Area Students 0,3; Dem,’ mgr > wor Olas vs Two retailing students at Rochester Institute of Tech- nology achieved pefect A grades during the Spring quarter, Dean Edwina B. Hogadone of the College of Business has announced. They were Judy Gebhardt, 142 Briar Hill, Greece; and Cheryl A. Dash, 2022 Empire Blvd., Webster. Miss Gebhardt, whose father, Helmut Gebhardt, is the president of the Alliance Mold Co., has completed her freshman year. Miss Dash has completed ber sophomor« year. Greece Central's Summer school was chosen by the State Education Department as a worthwhile example for cther districts to copy, particularly for the role it plays in teacher training. The Department will bear, the entire cost of filming and editing. Tapes of all the film- ing plus a copy of the final edited program will be presented to Greece Central School District. The Board of Education re- quested a review -of the film before approving of the final release. Doris Nicloy Wins + Fellowshi WM mwww»mm¢¢ h .in \Cadatte - Kews of Wash- ington, D.C. has announced that Doris Nicloy, daughter of Mr. and Mrs, Willis Nicloy, 82 Brookridge, has received the Housing and Urban Development(HUD® University fellowship in urban studies. It is offered by the depart- ment of housing and urban development in Washington, D.C.,, and the fellowship covers tuition up to $3,500 annually. A June graduate of Cornell, Miss Nicloy 4s continuing her education 're as she works toward a masters degree,. She is a 1963 graduate of Greece Olympia High School. Is the hams HIDGEMOPAT PLAZA «a** delicate instrument ? The eye is tough and sturdy, built for rugged use. its muscles ore almost tireless and 100 times os strong as they need to be. In fact, the muscles that hold the eye are so tough that surgeor must use o special type of stea! to operate on them. 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