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32 v0 U meme pay og A. orer suns der are rai wad e z- & PSL Sods wnt a s pand nt ome Fli even mesic mie datas 1230. -- customer bum! og. ® hong Tide new . Honal qual} - cation. WOMAN for all around res- taurant < kitchen work with . pastry experience. Hours to sult your home schedule. Call between B AM & GPM, 3z4- a/10 CAPABLE, qualified teach- ers, Ctthouc school system. ~~MHrs. Conway, 454-4525. DRIVER'S LICENSE, some landscaping experience, year- round employed. Work in Pittsford-Brighton area. Top pay for the right interested man. $77-$636. TY PIST-CLERK~r e sponsible position in downtown financial institution. Considerable eontact necessita- ting neat appearance ard pleasant personality. Accu- rete typist able to work wth figures. Excellect fours and working conditions; benefits. Call §46-20900 ext. 207. CLERK TYPIST - air conditioned business office in Brighton area. 479-7958 TEACHER-St. Jaseph's Paro- chial - Elementary School, Gebhardt Rd., Penfield, for Eeptember 1967. For appoint - ment call 586-0674. IMMEDIATE openings for fashion stylists. Free ward- robe, no investment, average earnings $7.00 per hr. Bee- line Fashions 865-5298. BABYSITTER with experience for 1 infant and one 2 year old. Starting in mid Sept., Tuesdays and Thursdays, 10:30 a.m. - 5 p.m., my home. Call after 6 p.m. 473-2014. 8/10 8m: Swim“: 5. First Baptist Church, Penfield, Pleasant worm conditions. Some fringe benefits. Call 586-2876, after Aug. Amorn- ings to arrange interview.8/10 CASHIER-full time. Brighton, Monroe Avenue fucdwfisre. < Pleasant working conditions. 6 day week. No Sundays or holidays. Apply L. Wolf, 1738 Monroe Avenue or call 442-1618. RUSH-HENRIETTA CENTRAL SCHOOL has openings for mor- ning and afternoon drivers. Tralning course offered dur- Ing summer. Apply to W. Edward Woodams, mainte- nance center, 649 Erie Station Rd., Henrietta, N.Y. H MALE-generael factory work, steady and good working con- ditions. Filltros Plant,,fFerro Corporation, East Rochester, MAN«to clear Terrazo floors In large home on regular basis. 244-0118. 8/10 MEDICAL RECEPTIONIST - part-time or full-time. Pitts- ford area. Write Box #242 this newspaper. 8/17 CLERK-TYPIST. Start im- mediately. Air - conditioned office. Pleasant surroundings. Nothnagle's Brighton Gallery of Homes, Realtors, 1804 East Avenue. Phone Harlan Miller, manager. 244-6000, for ap- pointment interview. 8/10 SECRETARY for sales de- partment. - Experience pre- fered. Apply in person to Jarl Extrusions, 860 West Linden Ave., E. Rochester., i SECRETARY~- experienced, full time. Pittsford area. Pleasant, - one girl, Air conditioned offices. Attractive salary. 586-1004. 8/10 Art of World War Area residents interested in the history of World War I will be greatly interested Ina show now on display at the national Gallery of Canada in Toronto. One work of art stands out in the selection of war paint- ings ard drawings row on display on the ground floor of the National Gallery, and not just because of Its size. It is a huge 12-by-40-foot charcoal drawing by Augustus Jahn, initlally called \A Large Decorative Painting of War,\ but row krown as ''The Canadiens Opposite Lens.\ It is the final study for an oil painting of the same size which was rever completed It is ownsd by the Rt Hon. Vincent Massey, whose fore- sight in purchasing it some 80 years ago ensured the survival of a remarkable and unique work of art. The composition was con- coived by John when, with an honorary commission - ef major in the Overseas MI- tary Forces of Canada, he spert five months in 1918 on the Western Front in France. The work is not of one scene or place or event, but a summary of he hed seen that stirred his sympathy ard im- agination. A throng of weary refugees crowd a pathway be- fore a ruired church, detech- ments of khaki-uniformed in- fentrymen pause by the wayside, Germon prisoners bear stretchers containing Allied wounded, an officer on horseback confers with one on foct, ard in background are comoufleged gun positions, shell-bursts, ruired build- ings, the famous Vimy Ridge, and the town and minoe-heads of Lens. The artist includes himself in uniform at the ox- trome right of the drawing. August 1967, is the fiftieth arniversary of the battle for Hill 70 ard the suturbs of Lens, the battle which Inspired E*TSEORD CQ “ ( ATUMBER + HARDWARE © THE HOMEOW N 50 State S1., Pittsford ® 586-1877 \Just Orer The Bridge\ in Back of ¥e Olde Yarn Bars PAINT ERS YARD ‘ om“ work, immunity pric- HELP WANTED EAST ROCHESTER general Ing and Wocessing of erder., Limited typing. Congenial co- workers, pleasant office sur- roundings. 3-1/4 four week. Reply P.O., Box 1105, Roches- ter, N.Y. 14603. 8/17 HOUSEKEEPER to supervise classroom building and arts center. Telephone for ap- pointment, Nazareth College of Rochester, 4245 East Ave., 586-2525, 8/10 OFFICE POSITIONS AVAIL- ABLE - Register today with Olsten, Exciting temporary assignments, No fee. Pay on Friday of the week you work. Olsten Temporary Personnel, 1203 Temple Bldg. 282-4070. MATURE WOMAN to work nights 4 p.m.-10 p.m. at least 30 hours per week. Must be able to work weekerds. Inquire Mrs. Mc Quay, Monon Clearers, Inc., Country Club Plaza, East Rochester. tt FULL TIME GIRL FRDAY. Flexible hours arranged to fit your schedule. 25 to 40 hour week. Conveniently lo- cated Suburban office. Typing and shorthand required. 381- 1400. 8/10 MALE -- driver for educa- tional services. Must be physically fit far handling handicapped children. Good wages and company benefits. Apply in person to Board of Cooperative Educational Ser- vices, 2596 Baird Rd., Pen- field, N. Y, 8/17 The new NONPROFIT ROCHESTER DENTAL ASSISTANTS SCHOOL is accepting applications for the class beginning in October. Morning, afternoon, or evening classes for house- wives, mothers, ard em- ployed. Placement assis- tance 235 Park Avenue, 271- 2340. 8/17 tho artist to create this draw- ing. The subsequent painting, absndored by John when less than ore third completed, was intended to fill an entire wall facing the main entrence to the hall in the\ Monumental Bullding\ foreseen by Lord Beaverbrock as being built after the war to house all of the war art collection. The gallery was never built and the collection, known as the Canadlon War Memorials, was given into the keeping of the National Gallery of Canada. It is a - magnificent visual record of the many and varied aspects of Canadian participa- tion in the First World War. Al of the other notable works row being exhibited aro from the War Mercrials and the War Collection o the Second World War. Works such as David Beomberg's \Sappers at Work: a Canadian Tunnelling Company\ and Ed- ward Wadsworth's \Dazzle ships in Drydock at Liverpool ® are good examples of the styles of the younger English artists of that time with their cubist ard vortlicist beck- mmmfls The - world-famous \Vaid\ by Pani! Kash, so far ahead of its time it mam mistaken for a work from the Second World War, is in- cluded, along with works by Barley snd Mornings. x small oll sketches on wood, painted - by A.Y. Jackson ia 1917 in the Ypres area am te Sonches-Vimy Ridge areas, are a rere treat as they bave oot been peblicly exhikited fsr a of years. an urnmszal eddition to the displey are eight of the 10 watercolor sketobes made by Mertens! Bleck in 1823 o the raveal exploration of te Arotiz coast east cf the Mackerrie, They are some of the records of the Royal Kavy byrdrographic surveys whish mmmmn, FREE BTRHATE! $ Ise R4. Hertistts, N. \ 334-9597m WANTED 5m» \FZ £3: through June, 8: mamma- day. through , Fl'ld’fq ”ma woman with own caf, to manage hougehold fos: amily of 6 in Pittsford area. Clean- Ing woman will dohesvy work. Good wages. References re- quired. 381-8827. © _ - ou BANK TELLER: Part-time or full time position now avail- able in logal office. IGeal working conditions, con- venient parking, good starting salery. in reply, state ex- .berferce and telephone num- ber. Write Box #241, this rewspaper. AN EQUAL OP- PORTUNITY EMPLOYER, 8/1G MALE - one day a week for of- fice warehouse, Light mainte- nance and housekeeping. Cali 586-2720, East Rochester. REAL ESTATE FOR SALE - Kodak section, 502-506 Clay Ave. Very nice 3 family house. Good income, large FHA mortgage avail- able. Asking $21,900. George Holt, 663-2685 or Brooks Realtors, 232-6106. 8/10 NOTHNAGLE GALLERY OF HOMES, Realtors, can serve you well in the buying orsell- ing of property. Ours is a Coast-to-Coast Association with head office in Rochester. We specialize in relocating transferees,. - Qur effective merchandising of property is largely through maximum utilization of photography which enables a selection before inspection. We are the largest local Real Estate Company selling the most property. Read our large ad cna inside back cover of current telephone directory. - For added service nowhere else available, call Nothnagle, 325 - 1040. Visit our Midtown Plaza Gallery or the ore in your neighborhcod. . There are 9 for your convenience. charted the northern coast of Canada early in the 19th century, and were purchased by Lord Beaverbrock in 1920 with money from the War Memorials fund. Whereas most of the artists in the First World War were Englith, the reverse applied in the Second World War when the majority were Cansdian. This is epparent in the selec- tions of art from World War Two which complete the ex- hibition. C,F. Comfort's mag- niflcent - patntings of the Canedien Army fighting in the Italian campaign are matched with brilliant works by L.P. Harris of the same battles, and other paintings indicate the wide variety of places and activities by Canadian forces in the war. William Ogilvie records Falaise in France, F.M. Forster the submarine pers at Brest, E.J., Hughes a quezse at Kiska in the Alexutien Islands, ond Jack Nichols a sprowlisg crow o sailors in the stuffy confizes of their mess-deck. The exhibition was selected and presented by R.F. Wode- house, the Curator of War Art, and will be on view until mid- Eeptaermber, The \Caraxilars Opposite Lens\ Grawirgis ex- bitited by kind permission of the RL Hon. Vincent Massey. al. Anything \| ' TLoue -' 8m. 353x115”, M4700; SERVICE - MTISFW! Call ° MIS, Monk: for appoint» Multan, 4324408, OC 3/10 NEWCOMERS TO Rochester. . Welcome and good forte. Over 2,300 photo listings at. convenientoffice over Sibley's. | Klonick Song Inc., Realtors, © 901 Sibley Tower, 325-3890.“ PLANNING TO BUY ORSELL YOUR HOME? Photo multiple listings brought to you. For rellable service call: Agnes Isidore, 58§-2694 with POW- ERS REALTY SERVICE 467- 4560, i SEIDE REALTY COMPANY. 586-7892: Buying: Sellinfl. Renting properties in Monroe County., City or Suburban. Ap- proximately 2,500 selections. Courteous, efficient service. t GBEECE~-4 bedroom colonial Large lving room with dining end; 1 1/2 ceramic tile baths colored fixtures; large kitchen, plenty of cabinet space. Finished garage; paved drive, walk-out basement to patio, 50' x 150\ lot. Well kept lawn, flowers, shrubs, ard trees. Ridgemont area. By appoint- ment, phone 663-7618. 8/10 WANTED FOLDING CARD CHAIRS--- needed by Girl Scout Troops, reasonable. 865-3622. 8/10 WOULD LIKE TO PURCHASE a quality slate bed pool table. Condition not important. 586- 7662, [ 8/10 ORGANIST-CHORMASTER - Growing suburban Episcopal parish. Two Sunday services. Two choirs (r. and Sr.) New pipe organ installed soon. Send resume of stndy and ex- perience to >- Box #122, Penfield, N. Y. by Sept. 1.8/17 ~- seacis PUPPIES, 7 weeks ~ oid, mchfi Seach. ° . 458-7757. PWIJLE CLHEFPING -~ « toy and small mmmras, by appoint- ment only. 872-2507, Poodle puppies due in August. BEAUTIFUL half grown, hal Persian, brown Higer kitten. Free for good home. Call442- 2083, evenings. ; WOOD - LBA - KENNEIS Boarding dogs and cats. Charles Hinton, Parish and Lanning Roads, Mendos. Ad- vance reservations advised. Visitors welcome. Phone 624- 3475. Grooming, trimming by appointment. tt BEDLINGTON Terrier pupples, AKC, excellent pedi- gree. All shots. Each needs home of its own. Price reduced if sold before Aug. 11 271-6434. 8/3 KITTENS -- Tricolored Tab- bites, 6 weeks old, need a good home, 244-1202. 8/10 DACHSHUNDS - PUPPIES- tong - bafred. AKC. Dam _Ger-* man import. Waltonia Kennels Palmyra. 597-3947. DOG OBEDIENCE - Class or private., All breeds welcome. 865-7782, H @ POODLE GRCOMING -- Dodies Salon, Bathing, clip- ping, complete custom groom- ing. Day - evening appoint- ments, 334-5408. |, VISIT ose of New York's lar- gegt pet shops. Fish, birds and anfmals. Everything for your pet needs. PHIL'S PET SHOP, Eagtway Plaza, Webster, New York. 671-6280. Led KITTENS: old, housebroken. Call 254-0300, after 5:30. 8/17 GOLDEN RETRIEVER PUVUP- PIES, registered, shots, and wormed. Championship stock. II 4-4591. 8/17 1 Display in Toronto Retires ~ From Eastman Kodak C0. C,. - Herbert Holt, 3651 Monroe Ave., Pittsford, a leader in Plttstord and metro- politan affairs for many years erd a former president of Pittsford Rotary Club, retired from Eastman Kodak Company Aug. 1. He had been with Kodak for 42 years, working for the Company even previous to his graduation from Hobart Col- lege in 1927. Hoe was trans- ferred to Camera Works in 1944 ard st retirement was department head of employee benefits for Apparatus and Cptical Division. Holt has been active in civic affairs, serving as director and president of Rochester Hospital Service Corporation, He was the first person to bold position more than two years. Hoe was also chairman of the Advisory Committee on Technical arnd Vocational KG- ucation, Reckester Chamber of Commerce; Chairman and member o tke Board c Commissiorers of Pittsford Fire District; president, Hon- eye Lake Park Association; and master, Northfield Lodge, F ard AM, Holt says ho found the work with Bizve Shield ard as board 4-H Members At Fair Former 4-H members will have a special meeting place at the Monrose County Fair, Aug. 14-19, sccording to Joseph C. 4-4 Agezt, Tro 4-H atimai Booth, Iocated in the 4 -H Edncational PROTOCRA FHS OX DSPLAY \Percsenpiccs\, ia ex- iin o photography by stets in Millian B. creative potogrephy class in te femmer Seesion, will be sksw®n in Fire Arts CaBery, Hleee LOrary, tri- verkily of Rockester Airer Campos, 9 sim. to 5 pr., trough Priday, ang, mamm 4. at the Fair, will give thase who have participated in the 4-H program in the past, a place to rest snd rest their friecds, Special 4-8 Aluomnt pins will be provided tor aB who sign the registry book in the Alim:i Booth. 4-8 aAalumam wiB man the booth dering the Fair week. E B. Puller, County 4-H Clb ago» from 192%-52 & Honorary Cuirra o t» Alerrnl Progrem. al former 4-# cearbers are urfgad to visit the 4-8 aex*tibits anm! sign t*e registry \~ -wick in the Alemrni Boch. to on Tks a Nirt? tour wikn to ent one's con weight WWWW C, Herbert Holt member of Amerlcan Cancer Society and Mooroe County Carcoer ard Leukomia As- sociation the most Interesting. Now thot he has retired, Halt inrterds to write about the people be bas come in contact with over the years. He snd his wife also pian to travel, probably to Mexico or Alaska. A Pittsfordite for over S80 years, Holt has three married children. They are Mrs, Jane Webb, who lives with her fam- Bly in California; Don Holt ard frmily, FParmirgton; ard Mrs. Robert York, ber bkosbard and four children, Falls. PIANO, cumar ind prom lessons. 377-3185 CBHIEDREN BORED? For Summer. fun 'bring them to Tish Hennessey Stable for Adults also. 335 Mush Raid. . Pittsford, N.Y, 586-1376.0/10 PERSONALS sparetime. Rent a Glamorene Electric Rug Shampooer for only $2 a day at Pittsford Dept. Store. Then tell your busband you paid $40 to have the rugs cleaned. [24 SPRING CLEANING? Cloth- ing, furniture, bric-a-brac needed. You give, we pick up, others benefit, The Op- portunity Shop, 86 North Street. 454-6810., PARKVIEW DAY NURSERY- All day care for children, ages 3 to 5 years. 381-4647. H EXPERIENCED MAGICIAN avatlable. Entertains verious groups, especially children's birthday parties. Descriptive, colorful brochure furnished. 436-4059. WEDDING STATIONERY - Crene's, Eaton, Montag, Whit- ing and many others. Engrav- ed and raised printing. Prices start at $12.50 per hundred Richard's StaHorery » Pittsford Plaza. DESIGNERS SAMPLE WED- DING GOWNS and gowns for bridesmaids, Mother-of-the- bride. Formals and After fives. Fraction of original cost. Cul- ley's Bridal House. By appoint- ment only 381-4880. t LOST AND FOUND FOUND-Change purse in the vicinity of Century Food Mar- ket. Iectify purse and amount, Cal 586-4714. it. - MG,W wank. . HEADQUARTERS Also, .; . stoves, lanterns, ico chests, . kem‘, sterilized sleeping bags, and cols available to reat, \We Rent 1001 Items\ Durand's United Rent-All, 434 Jefferson Rd. (opposite Southtown). 442» 2918 and 2750 Dewey Ave., ‘Wwammw {near Stone Rd,.].621-7318, ___ __ CHARTER-Nova Scotian ketch. Beautiful character vessal. Phone for brochure, 325-1993 or 342-0924, t HAVING A& MEETING- PARTY? Foryournoentaffair, RENT all your noeds! Clas» sss, punch bowls, fasmtain, bars, chairs, tables, china, siiverware. Also baby needs. CATERING RENTALS, P.C. Box 215, East Rochester, N.Y. 381-9884. \It cost po more to rent the finsst.,\ tf WANTED-year-round cottage near lake, For one or two persons. 45 Lawn Street, Ro- chester, 14607, Please write replys. 8/10 EXERCISING EQUIPMENT RENTAL HEADQUARTERS, Belt Vibrators, Electric cycles, massage rollers, and bikes. DURAND'S UNITED RENT-ALL, 434 Jefferson Rd., (opposite 2918 and 2750 Dewey Ave., (near Stone Rd.) 621-7318 SAILBOA TS for rent on beau- tiful Sodus Bay. Sunfish, centerboarder, 20' keel sloop. Sailing instruction. For res- ervations and inform call (315) 483-6152. \sailing* Sill's Marina, Sodus Point. tf The European Community is the largest market for U.S, agricultural products, and in 1966 received nearly one-fourth of the farm products exported from the United States. Merty® Oldémobiles? Antique Car Exhibit Local classic ard antique car buffs will be chugging in their restored Rolls Royces, A uburns, - Plerce-Arrows, Stutzes, Maxwells, Duesen- bergs, Hupmobiles and Bug- attis to the Nichols Store parking lot in Canandaigua this Saturday. According to Edward Stoli- arcyk of Binghamton, director of the Empire State Region, Classic Car Club of America, the meet will be officially sanctioned | ard 21 loving cup awards will be presented to winners in different classes, including the coveted \Best of Show.\ The Empire State Region Club has been most active in recent years in exhibiting classic and antique cars at fairs, charities ard competi- tive meets. With the rerowed interest in classic and antique car people of all ages, ard from all walks of life sro learning the fine art o spotting worthwhile classtc and antiqze cars in Junkyards, old barns and car groveyards. Eufis row sot cnly set a morstery valze on restora- tica, but are conducting ex- hmnsfive end - painstaking Will Be Held Saturday research on the history of the vehicles. - Family, - region, historical events, all play an important part in careful car research. Each vehicle, so say the car buffs, like a painting, - has a charm, attraction and fatal tascinaflm all its own. Owners have and weathered im eginable hardships to exhitit | their | veBilcular masterpleces. Highlight of the Canandaigua meot will be the erxhfbitton of a - rear-perfect Deeserberg, vintege 1924. The earrent market valzo of this oldie is estimated at sbout $20,000. The public is fnvited ard admission is free. Anyone interested in exhibiting should contact Ed Stolsrcyk, 330 Main SL., Binghamton, N. Y. (Continued from Page 1) dust four years ago, for example, tte nomber o stockholders was saas 15,000, At tte tegimmintg eo this year the total was more then £8,000, ard today it is abort $5,000. Since most of tke cew shere canners told smal samomts of stock, the percertages today are loaded even mors khesvily in feror of smal olMer. Foer years ago, the com- atich sakowed a groat deal ih the tre-erdocs (tmcreuse 1 the somber of ark» boiders, it ta become fof the corfar;y to curtee tos stalita@isl «#k. Por example, thor years agp the compmry tar stesta tir) of its atares set» cuzad {s tus Kat YCTX (Y fe, tg Xerox tHoral investors. This was stout twies the value ¢ the skares listed with Monroe Courty afdresses, In 1968 the total of locally beld stares was about 2D per esfzt fA the total. Buying of shares by Xerox employees, as well as otter locs] resi- ders, has been heavy strace te, bot te sctoal geo- greptizcel distribution of ownership may rot fara gm fizm 9. Mamorial Irstit®e, Cot» brs, Ohio, held orer {£3,000 making it the iargest sigle atarshoider. Decasge I Ta stock apllt in 15, this woud sow arourt t» thank sheres, «ock 5m res $55 millon. Dot {t Fas bees a«itzad teat the fre of a portion c t**s Hent fargost carer is believed to be the University of Rochester. It is thought to kold over $49,000 shares, worth abort $88 milton. It ts speculated that between 15 and 20 pear cent of Re aheres are hald by insti. tHoral fsovestors. Four years ago officers and directors teld aboot four per cask ef the atock, a figure which ts bellevred to Nave de- creased, rcotahly by reason of cbheritable aad educa- goes! gifts ty Chairmas Josegh C, Wisoo ord therz. fires than Cure fave tear Pyee stock arllts, ant the sua tel4 ts 10ID ors Rxs tary» E3 £32 «xt dining mama» ' ox a* ~ “1&3,“ | Pigs s co (o toon leo n inetd ni five dt tint dito \W.“w is ' Phon nbc minas * erent
