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Dime 13mm, 70 Carlisle Robert Kitchen of 228 Car- The © ster®' | was Sl., ter of Mrs. Fone Newman. A special thanks to the pelghbors and the focal . Greece businessmen for their help. tol » . Thomas Boyle, Ava! me Boyle. of Elmira has enlisted in the Air Force and will be leaving Sept. 12 for Florence - Lackland Force Base. Thomas is a gradusite offroo- dequoit High, and also attended Monroe Community College. Mr. and Mrs. Kim Fay have returned to Muncie, Ind. where Mr. Fay is enterioghis junior year at Ball State Undversity. They are former regidents of Northgate Rd. Congratulations to Mr. and Mrs. Todd R. Schubert of 130 Ledgewood Cir. on the birth of their daughter, Kim- berly Dawn, on Aug. 25th. Wendy Keirsbilck, Brook- ridge Dr., will be entering son of Mr. and Mrs. --- 'Hsle St The Malawian} - $11743. ' Mr. Cling-lea F. $1ng \_ of Chesterton Rd. Has retired from Eastman Kendal: after $1 yrs. of service. ac. and Mrs. Anmmym‘ peliteo of Dorian Lane, celebrated their 34rd wedding - anniversary at differ with ° their children, Mrs. Lucille - Worboys, and Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Lappetito and grand- children. * - * - ¥ Richard Werely, formerly of Ridgedale Cir. was ordain- ed in August and was called to a church in Ohio. Rev. Werely was well known for his service at Bethany Pres- byterifan Church. Mr. and Mrs. Daniel P. Conroy of Formeadow Rd. have welcomed ason, Peter Stephen born Aug. 30. They have two other children, Kim Marie 8 1/2 and Jimmy 3 1/2. Bethany Presbyterian Plans Teacher Seminar Bethany \ Church School teachers will be participating in an all-day training session Saturday, Sept., 16. Thte program is entitled «Intensive Teacher Training Seminar\ and it's emphasis will be instruction in a variety of teaching skills. The keynote address willbe presented by Dr. Raye H. Con- rad, Director of Elementary Education at Brockport State University, This will befoHow- ed by ageries of classes taught by professional educators who have specialized in the par- twin 3mm “any will be Sub! © mflmml, m as classroom planning, teaching techniques, use of arts and crafts, story teHing, and roorn, you. ond family the country .. 2349 Monroes Ave. biblical understanding, will be offered. | Special interest classes for beginning teachers andsuper- intendents are also planned. The instructors will include Mrs. Kathryn Iroos, Mrs. Wil- liam Bohrer, Mrs. Hugh Whit- rey, Mrs. Lawrence Kehoe, Mrs. Davis Merkel, Mrs. Ho- bert Allinger, and Rev. Thomas Asbury. The program will begin in Bethany Presbyterian Church at 9:15 a.m. and will conclude at 3:45 p.m. Lunch will be served at 12:80p.m. Teachers from other churches are we} come to mm At tit-awe: tersect the U.S, MTruckmtlfie right of way over ail other vehicles, at all times. At The Cherry House in the historic old home- stead on Monroe Ave. . . 25 exciting showrooms plus our huge warehouse inventory go on sale in one of the most important furniture sales events in the greater Rochester area. Choose bedroom, bedding, living room, dining room furnishings and accessories from the finest furniture houses in . at sale prices that will delight We urge you to shop early . .. the time is limited and many outstanding values are one-ol-a-kind. STOREWIDE SAVINGS 15%1T0 40% PROFESSIONAL INTERIOR DESIGN SERVICES i AVAILABLE AT NO CHARGE Shop Monday through Fridey 10 'H1 9 Sat. 10 \H1 6 to realize mawmm must $ amphfihbmwhamm what he alms at even now, a man like his father, Up to now, his training has ° '' been entirely up to us, We have loved bim and -spanked him} readto him, andilistened 'to him, played with him end .uumh1m. We've donemrytmmme school pamphlet told us to do. He knows his name and address... He has clothes that are easy to work. Ho has be- come familiar with the bus stop, and bas watched other children go off toschool on the bus. He has bad a physical. He understands, probably a little veguely, what kinder- garten is. And now you, and all the teachers that will follow you, will be sharing with us the responsibility for teaching him. 1 hope you can understand a smail boy whofeels indepen- dent but'stili needs help putting on his shirt and tying his | Shoes. I hope you will realize when he wants an exact answer to a question and when an un- spoken worry that Hes behind the words needs help. 1 hope you can keep alive the flerce desire to learn that he has now. * Most of all, I hope you can start him successfully on the long, long road that Hes ahead of him. I don't know how you can do all this for one little boy when you have 26 other children who need exactly the same attention. . But 1 hope you can. Good hick with my son, - tome . ed, 1.2000 Officials say the budget may be balanced in 1967. a . umhimdm‘ Fridaynlmtmozrm than Stockmelster Proposal Accepted by Con-Con Attempts to nibble away or take over the state's unspoll- ed Forest Preserve havebeen unanimously turned down by the constitutional Convention now meeting in Albany., - The protection adopted by the Convention. was drafted and sponsored by Assemblys man Charles F. Stockmeister of Greece, chairman of the Natural Resources ard Agriculture Committee. There were many attempts by Convention delegates to amend a portion of the Con- stitution to provide greater recreational facilities in the Theatre (Contimed from Page 1) tion for the year-old theater group has been extended by the Town RecreationDepart- mert in the way of supplies and the use of equipment and by the Greece Central Adult Education Department. Characters in the play are Rexford Boothby, a disenchant- ed, ex-cowboy star, now alabor relations consultant; Steven Gray, a ghost; Walter Patrick, Boothby's atde-de-camp; Jay Burton, a TV agency executive; A voice, from way bayond; Bronwyone Baxter,Boothby's secretary; Kip Davis, Booth- by's old co-star; and Eve Moseby, a syhdicated mévie~ TV columnist. The play, \The Spirit Wan Willirg,\ was chosen by the Gulld's play-reading commit- tee, under the chairmanship of Mrs. Irene Smyda. She said the committee bad read several published plays and thought this was the best. The committee also felt that to pre- sent an original play for its first edult production in Greece would be an exciting pros- pect. The Guild president, Mrs. Jean Hess, announced that she hoped to see the Gulld's ac- tivities expand Into opera, bal- let, ard dramatic readings. She also envisioned a separate children's theater reperatory group. With these prospects in mind plus frequent dramatic pre- sentations, the Guild is inter- ested in an unlimited cumber of people for acting, back- stage, ind production posi- tions. The Gulld was organized last October erd presented a children's play, \The Reluc- tant Dragon\ in the Spring. Barnard Ladies Set Rummage Sale The Barscard Ledges Aor» lary wili hod a rummage sale tonight, Thursday, Sept 14, from 6 to 9 p.m. and all day tomorros, Friday, Sep. 15, at 124 W. MainSt., Rochester. 2 1/2-million acre Preserve. Another proposal, sponsored by a North Country delegate, would have opened up as much as 60 per cent of the Adiron- dack and Catskill Mountain acreage to commercial lumbering. © ___ Some delegates contended that the Preserves are in effect, the private province of bunters and fishermen, Instead of being used by people of all classes. As chef—“spokesman for the measure - to - retain and shorten the \Forever Wild\ protections of the Constitution, Stockmelster cited figures which showed that last year over 1.5 million people spent some time in a Forest Pre- serve setting. He also pointed out that more than 900 miles of trails have been carved out to the highest reaches of the state for the appreciative hiker and nature lover. The final vote was describ- ed as \A clear victory for Assemblyman Charles F. Stockmeister of Greece\ by Emmett F. O'Brien, Gannett News Service reporter in Al- bany. \He has steered the proposal through a welter of 10 amendments,\ O'Brien wrote. Urging reterstion of theCon- . uni-Mm! protections, Stock- meister said: \The State Con- stitution not only guarantees the preservation of this acreage, but the protection of its watersheds, the purity of the water flowing from them, and of its wildlife ard its scenery.\ Organ (Contimsed from Page 1) began to provide space for the now organ. During July and August the installation and tuning was completed. But at the request o the Organ Dedication Com- mittee with Mrs. Ray Gardner as chairman, the new Instru- ment has been used for a service, and the congregation will have the opportunity to bear It for the first time on Sunday morning. The sew Holtkamp organ is a memorial to George Mac- Nabb who served as organist ard choir director of the church for cleven years. Ho was a member of the facully of the Pastman School of Music. Mrs. Thomas Zink, organist at Rethany Church, will play the new pipe organ for the services corning. The Rev. Tomas Asbury, agsoci- ato minister, will lead the com- gregation in the dedication services, Tte Fer. AHred B. Wangmen, secior minister of the burch, will preach on \A work of Art.\ presidents. sum-Imnbnrch, secretary; Mamie: mar *= tressurer. by Mrs. Robert Muller, the new principal. The PTA officers for the 1967-88 year are Mr. and Mrs. John Van Den Berghe, co- presidents; Mr. and Mrs. Ro- bert Campbell, program vice presidents; Mr. and Mrs. -~Rotand Hathaway, membership vice presidents, Mr. Russell Brigandi, secretary; and Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Schommer,. treasurer. * * x The opening meeting of Longridge PTA will be held Sept. 25 at 7:30 p.m. Jerry Knaus of the Motion Picture and Education Depart- ment of Kodak will speak on '\'Improvements in Teaching Methods.\ The faculty will be introduc- ed. Refreshments will be served. PTA officers are: Mr. and Mrs. Paul co- presidents; Roger Bolly, vice president; Miss Jean Leim- berger, treasurer; Mrs. Dennis Maynard, recording secretary; ard Mrs. John Knight, corresponding secre- tary. * * % x Oon Sept. 15 at 280 p.m. West Ridge PTA will hold room mothers' toa toaccaiaint the room mothers and teachers. At M5 pum; SeptrAt; the opening meeting of West Ridge PTA will be held. Reymond w. page, will talk on team teaching and will bo assisted by experienced team leaders. Teachers will be introduced, PTA officers include: Mrs. Randall Pawley, President;, Mrs. James Thompson, pro- gram vice president Mr. Zolweg, - membership vice-, president; Mrs. James Glo- gowski, secretary; and Edward J. Wallace, treasurer. oo %o ox English Village PTA will launch its 1967-68 year on Sept. 20 at a meeting designed to acquaint parents and teach- ers. Officers for the year are: presidert, C. Deanris Smith; Ist vice president, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph South; 2nd vice president, Mr. and Mrs. David Merkel, treasurer, Vemon Eisenbraun, recording secre- tary, A. Arline McCormick; and corresponding secretary Mrs. David Winchip. Mercy School Board To Meet Sept. 21 Our Lady of Mercy perish school board will boidits first Fall seasoo mesting on Sept. 21. The meeting will be held in the Denise Rd. school build- ing u 8 pro. and is cpan to the parish public, the now principe, © © -
