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# - mMM‘WWMWfi‘WVIfrWW op ~ omerounts rm rtigrary - nf ecows Ahcmfimmg“ ey tig v Mrs. Gerald G. Bzracon Miss Shella Ann Mercer, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Francis P. Mercer, 162 Cabot Paul Lieviere was best man. Serving as ushers were Arthur Rootes, Robert Spencer, Rd., Greece, became thebride-- james Swanton and Charles of Gerald G. Bacon, son of Mr. and Mrs. George H. Bacon 5074 Dewey Ave., during & ceremony at St. John Evan- gelist Church last Saturday, Nov. 18. The Rev. Robert Winicorn officiated. Miss Annette Poliszt was matron of honor. Bridesmaids were Sharon Bacon, Mrs. George Pettifer, sisters of the groom, Doreen Mercer, sister of the bride, and Apnette Pulver. Boyd,. The bride wore a four-tiered gown of chiffon trimmed in lace and a lace front. The bride is a graduate of Greece Olympia High School ard attended Monroe Com- munity College. Her husband ig a graduate of Hilton High School and is employed at Bausch and Lomb. Following a reception at the Plantation Pines, the couple left on a wedding trip to Florida. Columbia Banking Extends Its Hours Columbia Banking, Saving & Loan Association, breaking with local barking traditions, is staying open until four p.m. Moaday through Thursday ef- fective Monday, Nov. 6. In amnouncing the move to new hours, Executive Vicepresi- dent Robert W. Werner sire for this additional hour at the end of the day. *Our experience in Newark and Penn Yan, where we have long been open until four, showed this move would be beneficial in our Rochester area locations,\ *k _ % _ * Hours throughout Columbia Banking beginning Monday, November 6, will be 9:00 a.m. to 4 pm. Moaday thru Thurs- day, Columbia's Clinton Office at. 40 Clinton Ave. 16.15 om East Main is open until 6p.m. on Friday, Offices at 1740 East Ave., 2750 Ridge Rd. W. ard 1415 Mt. Hope Ave., are open usctil 8 p.m. Friday. nme inert eni: b Lad HEY. oer s anne ph mre s alis a erie le roan mee ree ingin Re a W puters ,.. =n mome s*. ¥ om»..- Me imma * v3 poate .-‘»'l't «w‘m ane ....Z-...3-'\‘ ~* IC WWW“>.MI TEL—vb Toit - 43mm km lg ~a- c romer chm . unawfi. ree nk RL da L‘ £31 Sera ' Mngmm ~* mimic” F'fif I Mrs. Larry W. Green Miss Cheryl E. Moody, Stuart E, Moody of Heritage *- --BDr., was married to Larry w. Green, sono of Mr. and Mrs. Willard O,. Green of Ridgeway Ave., in a roon ceremony on Nov. 18 at John Knox Presbyterian Church. The bride worg an A-line gown of white silk pean de Soie trimmed in Swiss crocheted lace run with velvet ribbon. The long train was trimmed with swiss lace. A headpiece of matching lace and a double tier of Silk Huston were usedto make a full length viel A nosegay of white roses and stephanctis completed the outfit. Mrs. John W, Gills Jr., was matron of horor. The Misses Carol Pellegrino ard Linda Roberts, former college sorority sisters of the bride, were brides maids. The bride's niece, Jill Ellen Moody, was flower girl Plant (Continued from Page 1) O'Brien, who acted as con- pouzan Sewage Study conducted by engingering firms for Mon- roe County. Findings are due to be released on Friday Nov. 25. Greece, East Rochester Pop Warner Co-Champs Wearing a good deal of Fau- ver Stadium's muddy field on their - pride-laden - chests, members of the Greece Charg- ers and the East Rochester Bombers of the Monroe County pop Warner League finished a slip and slide champicaship football game Sunday with a 7-7 te. After seeing the Brighton Barons squsd roll over the Dutchtown Merchants 20-0 for runner-up honors, the Charg- ers and Bombers assembled oa a field smothered with a sea of muyd. The VC of R grid- tron bad already seared its toll of punishment from a week of rain and snow topped with the U of R's last season game Saturday, and its gooey Sur- face didn't allow the Pop War- cer juniors to display their true atfiities. Greece won the toss and elected to receive. The first quarter was domirated by Greeca as they cortrolled the tall most of the period. The first tUme ER bad the ball they were perailized a total of 35 yards. The second quarter was again @omitnated by Greeceand again the Bomb» ers were pesslized a total of £0 yards. With the help of two penal- from center on fourth down, Greece tock over the ball on the Bombers' 20 yard line, completed a pass for the first TD of the game, and topped It with another pass play for the extra point. After 2n inspiring talk by Coach Ron Scufka at halftime, the Rombers were determined to win the ball game. In the third period ER moved the ball consistently, but due to miscues they could only pene- trate to the Chargers' 40. In the fourth period the Bombers continued to move the ball. With the faking of Keith Cotronreo ard the beautiful run- ning of Larr Kicodomi, the Bombers - moved tke ball to the Greece 25, where they lost the ball on downs. After bolding the Chargers, the rogged ER defonse stopped Greoce from gotfing a purt off ard tock the ball on their 22. Moving the bail straight up the middle as far as the five yard ne, the Bombers Set Up for their - touchdown with Bil Bower secrirg on a quarteor- INSTALLED IN ONE HOUR LARGEST SELECTION OF 8 TRACK STEREO TAPES IN WEE“? N.¥. back option sweep. Then with only 55 seconds remaining in the game, Nico- demi fought over the Charger defense for the extra point to tie it up. with the game officially over, a sudden death was re- quired. According to loague rules play would continue until one team scored, but due to the condition of both the fleld ard a bunch of tired, mudcaked boys, the coaches and officials agreed to limit the overtime to five minutes. But the field had bad a hard da, too, and It allowed no fancy, footwork - or driving rushes. After five mirutes or frustrated mud-bathing, the juaior champions had to give up and settle for co-hoznors on the top shelf. Thus the season eaded. The first - year Bombers sport a 7-0-1 record, the Chargers posted only one loss in their season, ond now both teams share the honor of chasmplons of the Moros Coumty Pop Warner Leegce. Their empire style gowns were brown velvet with a scooped neckline and long sleeves. They carried arm boqiets of large bronze and yellow pom pom Chrysasthg- mums. The flowergirl wore a gold velvet dress trimmed with lace. She carried a basket of small yellow and bronze chrysanthe mums. Mr. David Kinney was best man. The ushers wore Mr. Dale Gearing of Brockport, N.Y., cousin of the groom, Mr. Scott Heise asd Mr. Robert Moird. Mrs. Green was graduated from the State University Col- lege at Geneseo and is a second grade teacher at Buck- man Heights School in Greece. Mr. Green ;s a graduate of the - University of Buffalo School of Pharmacy. He is presently a pharmacist at the Rochester General Hospital Following a reception at Logan's, the couple left on a wedding trip to Bermuda, Lakeshore» will be opened Nov. 80. Three of the four cars are replace- ments. The building on the property formerly owned by Town Hall Tavern will be sold to Joseph Moskowitz for $500. He will remove it from the - property, - which was purchased | recently by the Town of Greece. It is ad- jacent to Town Hall, 2505 Ridge Rd. W. George Schelble, 223 Arlidge Dr ., wil} represent the Greere Recreation Commission at the National Recreation Conver- tion held aon Dec. 2-9 in Mian :, Fla. Former County Legislator John J. Riley was honored '. a one-minute silent In a resolution introduced by First Ward Counciin «n David Chambers and added 'o by Supervisor George Ra- gerow, Riley was cite] for is devotion to the people if Greece snd the County of Mor - roe, Despite the fact that the 1888 Monroe County tax rate will drop to $16.54, a tax cut out of 11-cents per$1,000 of assessed valuation, Monros - County town residents will that Monroe County was among |- the first local units of gove ernment to extend to low fin- come Senfor Cifizens the- benefit of a 50%. tax abate= ment on their homes. benefit from certain; provistons---in-additioe | -to the projects in the budget for long-range capital projects particularly in the areas of parks and recreation. The rew budget, which to- tals more than $88 million do:lars, is higher than in 1967 but the Cousty Administration was able to cut the tax rate, says County Manager Gordon . Howe, by extending the use of data processing and \by re- vising programs so as to qualify for more State and Federal financial ald.\ O particular interest to area residents Is the $600,000 which has been al- lotted to the gereral «Parks Development Capital Fund\ for each year from 1968 through 1973. Under such a capital furds project, money might well be available for the ac- . quisition of land for a new entrance to Powder Mill Park and other similar projects. Also asked for under the Capital Program is $450,000 for Olympic Swimming ~pools in 1968 and 1969. The *68 pool is designated for Church - ville and the 1969 pool is proposed for Seneca Park. Presumably - the - $500,000 which \ has been asked for in 1970 for a pool on an *Other Site\ will be used for an Olympic Pool in the eastern porticn of the County. # - % * No capital funds for high- way construction are asked for in '68 or '69. However, the budget shows requests for a total of $40 million dollars in highway construction from 1970 through 1973. Since all county highways are located outside the City, a good por- tion of this total will have to be allocated to county routes in area towns. , County Manager Howe has qacmxed that «the County of seul Se a t 'Montge is the only malor urban county in the U.S. which has been able to reduce its tax rate for three consecutive years in a period of infla- tionary pressures and rising responsibilities.\ Further, Howe points out BRA DDOCKS CA TCH OCTOBER WINNER Josef Wagner, 107 Flower City Park was «n October winner in the cgenesee f ishing Contest. He scored with a 12- pound Northern Pike take in Braddocks | Bay WANTED TOOL MAKER MUST BE CAPABLE OF ORGANHZING NEW SHOP. EXCELLENT OPPORTUNITY DU BOIS PLASTIC PRODUCTS, INC. AVON, N.Y. 926-312] tolors. Stop in today, Ws Kid-Proof! with Matching Fabrics “Mummrmmflmflflmm beautiful. 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