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52C tora? a Fie tal HAG op Al Erte | gery mr omee | armani mir wee | grec meme ame n 2 o nter yews ~*~, 4 > Aur h * -. Conable To Receive Applications (37th Dist., N.Y.) has announc» ed he is receiving applications for candidates seeking ap- pointment to the U;S. service academies in the class which begins next July. Nominations will be made by the Congressman to the Air Force Academy, the Mil- itary Academy, Naval Acad- emy and the Merchant Marine Academy. Rep. Conable said applicants for appointment must be able to meet the following require-» ments: be & least 17 but not over 22 on July 1, 1968; be @ citizen, unmarried, in good physical condition and of good moral character; and reside in the Dis- ct. The} «37212 Dhaka: 1m- Wyoming' Counties. Each candidate is asked to furnish a copy of his school records, take aphysical exam- ination at a military post and a mental exam administered by the Civil Service Commis- sion. The Congressmen said his selections of nominees will be based on the results of the two exams, scholastic re- cords, and character re- ferences. Interested young men should write for applications to Rep. Barber B. Conable, Jr., at 105 Federal Bullding Roches- ter, or at the House of Representatives, W ashington, b.C. Legislator Appoints PR Aide County legisiator Join J. Riley has - apnourced the appointment ofRobert Maurice 25 Shadowbrock Or., as public relations epokesman for the Fall legislative campaign. Riley, formerly Greece town ward, was elected in 1966 as county legislator from thenew fifth district, 10 cents a copy® ® « Vol. I- No. 21 Carl, Sr. s State Champ Steinfeldts Are Pitching Family; Answer May Be Comlng Soon Gaul Honors With Horseshoes CARL STEHINFELDT demonstrates to daughter Betty the proper grip to be used when pitching horseshoes. He should krow. He has just returned shoe championship. I was his 13th state title. He's the New York State horseshoe pitching champ - for the 18th time. He won that title Labor Day weekend, In August he placed eighth in the world tournament in Fargo, N.D. He finished first in the North American champ- lonships, and in July be placed second in the Eastern Nation- als at Erio, Pa. By now you've guessed i, it's Carl Steinfeldt of 44 Ridge - crest Rd., pride of Greece in the reaim of horseshoe pitch- my Carl's record through the years is pretty impressive, but what's even more impres- sive is that he has passed on his knowledge to his daugh- ter and son. Botty Steinfeldt won the Class C Women's World Tour- nameat in Fargo, in 1965 tock first in Kow York State Class B, and in 19864 secord in the Stato Class A. Son Carl is also an excellent horsoshoe pitcher, and in 1962 teamed up with his dad in the national toornameat in the first from winning the New York State Horse- father-son combination in the history of the nationals. His work as assistart to Maury Silver, president of the Rochester Red Wings, has kopt him too busy to compete in recent years. And as for Mrs. Steinfoldt, sho is hor busband's star rooter. She accompanies him on all of the tournaments. \sho would make a darn good coach,\ says Carlk \She can tell me just shat Pm doing wrong. She doesn't pitch (Continued on Page '\) 'The Spirit Is Willing Casting Set by Greece Theatre Guild Casting is continring for the Greeco Theater Guild's sew production, \The Spirit Was Willing.\ Thirty mea and wornen asdi- tioned for the cight parts at Webber Estates Open Along Canal Banks In the year when New York Stxte is celebrating the can- tenris$ o the Erie Carsl, Grsese twmilier Cosmo A. Pigpntope bras announewl the -- otlicixt cpeming of a Z5-acre aubtiricion Ako: the tanks of mmmmww coostrcotion, Dr. This #183 and In a called Comleski Cir, Olde gris Trail B roo parallel to the carnal bead ar {s heavily ___ sooted. ID «1B be pen in the Eprivig. frre ate two model tomes, a 2 level facir« mam M. w} lad “Mm the Gulld's Initial Fall meéet- ing on Monday night. Any one Icterested in arting who was coable to aitterd the meeting es» call the Gufld prestfect, Mrs. Jean Hess, 88 %- 1572. She will arrange an with thedirecter, John Tuttle. %* 0 # _ *%# The play is an criginal com- 35549423133? wrilten ty Tulle to is an experienced actor, mamm- progrcer, and play- 413m « His plays was produced by FPasgadens Piay- ond wes qpibiish» ea by does of tke mm largest publishing houses for the amateur market The Guild topes to have the play ready for an audience before Christmas. Coopera- ( Continued an Page 2) Suburban Art Group To Hold Art Show The Suborton Art Group will tok fis 11th armual Come munity Art Skew Oct, 20 to $2 at the Greece Towne Mall. Entry Harks may be b- teired at Serentom's Riige- mart and fhe Town Hall. They . to the cogyse in Defensive pla Thursday, September 14, 1967 by Jim Brann What's on the horizon for Greece Union Free School Dis- trict No. 4° This question maybe anwer- . ed today when members ofthe Ifistrict's school board meet Jfimlbany with members of the ate Education Department. \Theo meeting will center on the three possibilities the Dis- Safe Driving Course Starts The Fish and Wildlife Ser- vite of the United States De- ment Of tke interlor is sepiing four of its employees ith the Montezuma NaHonal wildlife Refuge. They are Clyton %%. Hardy, manager; J. Kennoth Margargel, John Salerno, and Thomas S. San- ford. The course will last for four weeks with a two-hour gessicn each week,. It is being held for the second time under the sponsorship of the Greece Courcell Chamber of Com- merce and the Rochester Safety Council Instructors are Hobart H. Hondorf, E. I. Dupont Co., Samuel Cuckovich, Industrial Safety Division of Kodak Park,; ard Charles Walley, Greoce Council Director. Coordinator from the Greece Council is William J. Hill, 4109 Mt. Read Blvd. Greece Public Library To Open Saturdays Tto Greece Public brary will be open on Saturdays from 1i a.m. to 5 pm. Tke library is open woek- days from 1 to 9 p.m. Pre- school story hours will begin on Monday, Oct. 2. A child must be four years old before Jan. 1, 1988 and registrations are cow being taken. must be filed by Gepk. . 24. 053mm; 's Pnnczpal White Sets + &. will bea cottme toor for par- oats of junlors and smaltrs. _ &A MMMM’M fucks Fite toptcara» gs a mama? mmtfimm mwmmm trict must consider in its effort to provide education for child- ren of the Union Free District. They are: 1. Consolidation with another district, This proposal, in all likiikood, would involve Greece Central School District No. 1. 2., Building of its own school 3. Remain pat and continue with the Rochester School Dis - $3.00 per year trict, Douglas May, Greece Union Free District school board president, who will attead the A Ibany - meeting, outlired the three possibilities extended to the district. \The Greece Central School District has made an offer to us to join them,\\ satd May. Donald L. Graves Donald L. Graves The war in Vietnam came closer to Greece area resi- dents this week. Marine L/Cpl. Donald L. Graves was killed in action while on patrol with a Marine unit in the demilitarized zone. Mooney Guild To Meet The - Cordinal - Mooney W omen's | Guild will hanor Froshman mothers at a tea on Sunday, Sept. 24, st 2 p.m in the Cafeteria st Cordinal Mooney High school. Ars. Royal I ittle, chairman will be assisted by Mrs. Wil- Ham Callan. The Guild will hold a gen- oral information meeting and have the first showing of their Sweepstake prizes on Monday, Sept. 25, at 8 p.m. athos prupam «[ll clash bailing tels erick. returned hams for furlough in Killed in Action on Sept. 6. Cpl. Graves resided with nis uncle and aunt, Mr, and Mrs. Melvin firmnessfigfi‘ Ridgewood Rd., and attended® 13mm: and Greece June of this year. He returned to Vietnam following furlough, where be was stationed in the de-militarized zone. The body is being returned to the United States and fu- neral services will be con- ducted from the Chamberlain Fureral Home in Dansville. Cpl. Graves is survived by his parents, Frank Graves of Buffalo and Mrs. Bette Slocum of Arkport; two brothers, Gary and Tommy,; and a cousin, Mrs. Jeanette Graves Thompson of Greece. -so. hat Next For Free District? «we are looking at their offer and considering it. W wo should join the District, pre- sert school tases would be lowered,\ he said. «This is the primary reasonfor the offer.\ John Woods, past president of the Greece School District had urged Free District resid- ents to consider the possibil- ities of joining the Central District several weeks ago. Jolin Brazier, the present school board president asked administration officials to comduct a study of the Free District's possibilities at last night's Central District board meeting. The report is to be sub» mitted to the board at its - next mgflm Wednssday,Sept. minim” of the Wm Fm District consoltikling with “5.0! He feals that the Union Free District has two advantages at present. * tThe educational standpoint of the children has to be con- sidered as woll as the dollar and cert standpoint,\ said Rrazier. \IH they wore to Join the Cectral District, tho dollar and cent standpoint would save money.\\ be added. ''The second advartage of the Free District is that they (Continued on Page 3) At Sunday Service Bethany Presbyterian To Dedicate Organ A droam that goes back a quarter of a century will come true when the congregation of Bethany Presbyterian Church dedicates a cow Holtkamp pipe organ at the Sunday morn- ing sorvices at 9:15 a.m. ard wOoMEN®S SOCIETY PLANS FASHIGN SHOW The Women's Soecicty of Greeso Baptist Gurch will spoosor a fashion stow, on Monday, Sept. 18, at 8 pom. presses will be by Bechive and accessories by AMer's. Ttere will boe door prizes and refreshments will be sorvced. peosation is $1.60. 11 a.m. on Sunday, Sept. 17. Plans for a pipe organ wore Included in the building pro- gram twenty-five years ag0. After a year of study, a representative commiltee of the church with Vernon Saup- dors as chairman voted on pec. 13, 1983 to recommend to the cocgregational meeting a month later that the Holt» kamp Organ Company of Cleve- tand be retained to design andi baild a three marmal and pedal organ to be installed in the balcocy of the church. proliowing the Easter sar- vices this year, reccodeling ( Contirced on Page 2) Adult Education Offers 100 Courses «pdcsaliin - lifelorg Is a «ortbuathile goal.\ Socomments - of Emma‘s Lawrerzce M. wars In tte tts tronction to m mm; foe hich avery mmmmm Certra) School Hatrin Ko. 1 received in tharma{l this week. TO BOLD FLOWER ot Cramee wt] boid tis frowar «hom ok the 05+ min Allt opt, 3¢ at 7 3¢ pie. is tres ami-open to the Shear sre MTE: pwe Wmmm s*4 re, Clea Kt-\nt tt» Ender mammam H 4 | 4 (Pili itt Ah 0 ida aam ite of
