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\ i Sh fig” fle Anil) Meek, -. fik - ee \cae fimpatmm mm Not 1all iimmeuwmm are men. Nor it any surprise to Charles Cantabeh that two of the 14 members of his Thursday night clase are . women. ~ This is the third year that Cantaben, the chief plum bing inspector for the Town of Greece, has been teaching the basic plumbing course and the second year that the course has included women. \Why shouldn't women THE GR R in learning Min rake | minor pig‘s-waking” But watch that sexism! ..... to- came to the telephane » . . slam and you 4mm? even get one Sammy said she signed. up for the course after reading about it in the flyer put out last Summer by the school. \I always wanted to do something. mechanical.\ Well, the reason behind hey decision to take the night school course was more than planation unfinished, but everyone in the class who overheard her--men and women--understood. \I did fix an outside faucet once,\\ she said further. \But I1 was working blind. I did something to make it work, but I was surprised. I really \AM-hath“ umw d wk\ Winter semm V Jan. 7. up WillbeDec. a to: Classes are open 110 1. all area residents.. | Those interested in the | plumbing class may | call the Continuing { Education office now and be placed on a waiting list. flon't know MM fifithu , - Mra. Jacobs' “Malawian was equally understandable. \I had a drippy faucet and a I dia clais 'and advises his students, to buy and have around the house for ~~ emergencies. . The instructor hss been noisy toilet and, if they were Plying his trade as a plumber going to be fixed, IE knew I'd -| since 1945 and has had the 'I don't have the noisy toilet anymore, but I still have the drip. I'in waiting to buy a seat wrench have to do it, 8&1 don't have the noisy toilet any more, but I still have the drip. I'm waiting to buy a seat wrench.\ A seat wrench is just one of the tools of the trade, such a$ propane torches, solder and flu, that Cantaben discusses in his informal town job for nearly eight years. Before that, he worked the midnight shift at Rochester Products Division of General Motors Corp. After two months in the class, Ms. Bellamy can say, \I feel more confident about tools, but I still have a lot to learn.\\ inion rae \ 6 ~m~wmwr<rm # o - Jeanne Jacobs, Charles Cantaben and friend. CE POST Vel VH - No. 28 Represented Nationally by U S. SUBURBAN PRESS INC. In Its Seventh Year of Publication $3.00 per Year 15 Cents per Copy Thursday, November 29, 19793 Set After a year of study, the route for the southern part of the Greece north-south inter- ceptor sewer has been established. It will run beneath Saddiehorn Drive. Alternate routes had been considered, according to John R. Hoff, Greece's coun- try legislator representing the area. The Saddlehorn Drive route, however, was . chosen bacause it will least ~ disrupt the residential neigh- borhood. About 1,000 feet of the roadway will have to be torn up Irwin Brodeli, director of the county Pure Waters Agency, said soil samples will be taken to determine how deep underground the line will be placed. The interceptor, which is still held up by lack of federal funds, will be six miles in length and will join the existing east-west inter- ceptor near Lake Ontario Parkway. Only the southern end runs through a populated area. Hoff Elected Leader 'John R Hoff of Greece, a county legislator from the Fifth Distrct, was elected teader of the Republican majority in the County Legislature on Monday, in a party caucus Legisiator - Hoff - will assume the majority leader- ship in January at the start of the 1974 legislative sessions He is chairman of the Public Works Committee of the legislature Hoff, who resides at 120 Elimgrove Rd., is a lscensed professional engineer and ts empkwyeed sa supervisor of engineering and main- tenance st the Paper Service DBivicion of Restman Kodak Ca Police Wives Fete Children \The Police W ives Kmfifihm will spsrsor a egg Saterday, December 185 at the Fire sand Police Academy on Recttaville Road from 1 to 8 pr Barta is expected ard «~- thrtrinment art roftmsh mer's are also trended em the programe Resercatict Wiuat be made an\ pasd 9m by Taesiay, Decewber 110 ¥e tirkicts m3 am M “ME #4 m WW}? % rermpinn endian met tlic meen - w N“W'WWWV wines igri 28) ising tom +- ail Enjoying their new surroundings in old church are, at left, Jecrl'er Pavia, going down slide, Peter Bray, Beott Martin, Dinos Mattioli, and peeking out from as- ger slide, Mary Beth Progno, Susie Burgmoaster and Ivan Children's Voices Bring Old Church New Life The old Greece Methodist Church building at 1224 Maiden Lans is, after several years of disuse, once again leading an active, useful life The old building, dedicated Dec. 17, 1874 :s now ttkebome of the Giraffe Garebo wirsery school The school opened at its now ad- dress this pest September The building has been and is being painted and renovated, giving this familiar landmark a fresh new face. Many Greece natives will remember the numerous services, wed- dings, parties and dances held there over the years, and row, with its coat of paint, the - tbaillding is once again a rmerting place for mary. Happy little three-so five yoemr clds meet hore every weekday. \It's wonderful part of such an exating un to be a (10, AMO ..... \-\lalt io & resu ision - dertaking'' says Barbara McNamara, teacher and owner of the Giraffe Gazebn Irc. \I often drove past the Church - and - wondered whether or not it was being used. it reminded me of a one-room schoolhouse | | rpcke with the pastor, Re, Emest Kerrison, and he and his parishioners have been most helpful with our retovations amd plans. | The intertor of the school building looks like o doll « house, and the exterior we want to keep as rn is, an historie landmark | Anyone interedte! in driving by and stopping would be most welcome. Sandy Masiona. our offier teacher, and | are very plemsed | to bave such a Iovely building crce again so vial and foDl of Iie. Charlotte Cornish Is Satisfactory M:s. Charlsite Corniab of $03 Brayton Rd. was recovering slowly in Rockettes General fimmfl this fhem a reariy-Fatal attack by a qprormo anaktiher i= tae Enfcesay A ber Rors cearig Nou. £3. After recte than a work drgirg which her tife berg ia the balance, the SG-year old the imterkive care col and but comBtion wae reported as \antisfartecy.\ A&A SB-year-cid AWOL Marte, Cask o Corn, is beep tbel4 «!he tefl to Czmry daf} fa fimmwm with the statking Clark wes Mya. - Coramh a hose arraigesd tetwroe Town of Gresce Jdatie Wes'sy T Wouden on Ratorday The Sormday morning resifen's whatken erd #7» toaharsive abou: welking F4Whand died m 1884 #% QM Braytmn oddress «ih her UT.gyear-olid eorgrter, Kimo» Ske tos four cther «hip «RSdren, all of @taoss kms to ascd ty at tha while cheir atrsorts law: tonk. mmflbfim gondition - wes mm neti dot nena thoe b cm ty on «brome * b on fe m In Use of Section 281 2 Town Meets With Planners To Define Their Powers In an attempt to define and restrict the future use of Sect. 281 of the Town Law as applied to subdivisions requiring multiple variances, members of the Greece Town Board scheduled a con- ference thia week with mem- bers of the Greece Planning Board. According to Supervisor Donald J. Ribs, mad for Dec. 13 by the phamn; unit regarding Caldwell and Cook's Shadowbrook development on the north side of English Road. Plan- ners approved the sub- division under Sect. 281 with the provision of an option for acceptance by the town of a gift of 6.6 acres of land along the west bank of Kirk Creek in the project. The Town Board previously had rejected the offer of land, asking that Caldwell and Cook first design plans for developing a parcel of land to the an of Wfiaihe 1,2“ ure U Development Corp. (UDC) project on the east. Riley and Councilman Jeseph N. Darweesh sent a joint letter to the town plan- ners asking that board to delay approval on the same basis. Planners, however, ac- cepted Shadowbrock plans, despite an admitted con- fusion concerning \what con- stitutes qualification for Sect. 281.\ Both Darweesh and Riley said there is need for clarification of this provision. The Town Board, as the legislative body, they Toan #07... : rnm: MMMim ‘ powers - onder: Exon: Sect. 281 to the 13mm? Board . \We delegate them this responsibility,\ - Supervisor Riley said. \And we spelled (Continued on Page 3) Future Greece Bus Service Depends On County Funds The end of bus service in Greece. That's what lack of public furds for bus operatuonal purposes could mean, accor- ding to Howard Gates of the Regional Transportation Authority The recent election death knell of the State Transpor- tation Bond Issue has left the local Regional Transit Service in a precarious postion, Gates said. Hopes for at least a temporary sub- mdy to contimue the present service rests on the cooperation of the county government, he added. A Jan 1 cutback of service and an increase of fares is threatened. With the excep tion of the Park and Ride and the Diai-a-Bus services, the bus operation would have to be cut back by 40 percent -- mast of this would be in the suburbs. The shortening of bus lines would mean that bus tran sportation would be wholly a aty service, Gates said. Rochester is the only large cty in the nation not receiving public funds for operational purposes, Gates deciared. Capital expen- diture funds have been more available. It may take until next Spring to obtain a subsidy through the County Legisiature, Gates said. Meantime, the County Manager, Lucien Morin, has offered use of a $500,000 sim of money which had been carmarked for holding New Push Made For Town Safety A new community safety program has been launched by the members of the Town of Greece Public Safety Awareness Tcam, and the program hes been financed with an appropriation of $100 epproved last week by the OGresce - Town Roard, One of the first steps taken New Smoke Shop Opens In its secsord wosk of mama is a tobezszo amd gift skap as \The Poff am} Swf Shep\ lecated an 254 Latte Rd & gym formerly a Rim.” m «yap Wm for amsoking exfcymert The shap is near of Decay Aversa and Latta, was adoption of a decorative symbol bearing the words; Life Is Fragile. Handle With Care. This motif, designed by the Dow Chemical Co., will be uaed to fdentify projects spsrsored ty the town's safety team. Appointed last Spring on a msotists by Conmcilran A. Robert Manrice, the team is Public Safety Gless R. Gandrma Also a member and chairman of the ourrent safety project is Greece my who also serves a* the town's chief fire marshal. 53mg, MM” x95: 4 ay Wi C ccnp hote ts th to tb to ts \o to tp te te t, to th Bp#p on the line on the cost of fares for senior atizens and the handicafiped \This could carry us into Spring and we would hope then for legislation through Albany,\ he added. f |
