{ title: 'The Greece press. (Greece, N.Y. ;) 1934-1958, June 12, 1958, Page 18, Image 18', download_links: [ { link: 'http://www.loc.gov/rss/ndnp/ndnp.xml', label: 'application/rss+xml', meta: 'News about NYS Historic Newspapers - RSS Feed', }, { link: '/lccn/sn88074414/1958-06-12/ed-1/seq-18/png/', label: 'image/png', meta: '', }, { link: '/lccn/sn88074414/1958-06-12/ed-1/seq-18.pdf', label: 'application/pdf', meta: '', }, { link: '/lccn/sn88074414/1958-06-12/ed-1/seq-18/ocr.xml', label: 'application/xml', meta: '', }, { link: '/lccn/sn88074414/1958-06-12/ed-1/seq-18/ocr.txt', label: 'text/plain', meta: '', }, ] }
Image provided by: Rochester Public Library, Central Library of Rochester and Monroe County
r r A WE^V OeyOTCD TO TMe TOW* OF GREECe P i^li^ed by HAROLD P. BITTNER. INC HAmilton 6 ^ 8 4 ^ Buteke Bids- +IAmilton 6-8849 Second-class mail privileges authorized,, at Rochester, N. Y. Yearly Subscription (Mailed) S2.50 Single Copies. 5 Cents Back issues ar^able. Copies over four ^eeks old, 10 Cei^. (General Manager . Editor _________ . Donald J . Bittner . Joseph S. Zak . Elbert A n g e ^ e I' -C NO FINANCE INTEREST COST WE WILL SELL 22 CARS 53 - 52 - 51 Models SMALL DOWN PAYMENT ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ EXAMPLE ^ 51BUICKSEDAN”°<’°' 41-D Book Price Our Price Down 5310 245 . 45 $200 Balance . . . 10 Monthly .Taynteiits at'^20 SAVE 586.66 Take Advantage of This July 4th Cleaniqa AM.IN66^M1LES. 0iC. 1301 Ridge Rd. E. ' (Near - Portlaad) iOPEN h o 7-7280 EDITORIALS— ■r- ; r’, A J a ^ d jof T h t ^ pace with the rapid expansion of our community. . Naturally, we were both apprehensive and hopeM as to the reception of our new style Press. Within a few. days time,-however, we had received many favorable comments from town residents, and nary a word of criticism. We’re grateful for the kind and generous remark that you, our readers, ha(l for our efforts., We promise _here^th to do our utmost to continue making the Press, an mterestmg, informative and entertaining newspaper for you and your family to read each week. v , Rememher^fs ^yourntoivfl and yom We invite your comments, no pUnyJamLe.1. ____ . ----------------- ^tcrwn newspaperr matter\ what their nature, at Too Many Drownings — An bfl-Ropeated Warning The Summer bathing season is at hand. It will bring great enjoyment to many thousands. It will mean tragedy for others. As long as people are careless and thoughtless, there wUl be drouuiings. The Sheriff’s Department hope that their repeated appeals for caution and common sense will be heeded so that needless loss o^ life can be prevented. Once again the simplfe rules of safety are listed for swim- mdts and nom-swimmers. They are: 1. Do your swimming and bathing preferably where there are lifeguards on duty. 2. Don’t swim or bathe alone. 3. Don’t go into unfamiliar waters—there may be treach erous holes or sudden dropoffs. 4. Don’t go beyond a depth at which you can easily touch bottom. 5. Dont dive unless you are certain that there is suffi cient depth—and make sure ther^ are no sunken logs or other Mdden obstructions. 6. Dont’ go into the water until at least ^ hour after you ^ v e eaten. 7. Don’t go out in a boat unless you can swim—and don’t take non-swimmers with you. 8. Don’t stand up in a boat. 9. Get off the water if a storm is approaching—particu larly an electric storm. 10. Avoid horseplay in and on the water. Early Risers See Soviet Sputnik Mr. and Mr. Ed Purcell of 26 Monday at 4:42 and Thursday at Ldnden Drive got up in the \(*ee; 4:11 a. m. as it streaked across hours twice last ,week to observe the northwestern sky. WHY? 3 5 f e J W ^ i t : ^ n d l e s At Qfur Biers to fro’fti prii^tive ittan’s ceaseless battle agaihst demons he believed caused iimess and death. O M sLJem a^ imburied at nightfall, he kept a ring of fires! burning brightly about the corpse to contain^ the evil spirits, also pnght to discourage ravenous beasts. Through dark ages of Europe men of simple faith lit candlt lem tteatt to light the soul’s way through purgatory. The torch - s ^ b o l appears ott tombstones and mausoleums, and today we hum handles in spirit of faith, not fear! (Copyright 1957, John Emery Ent.) H e a lth fo r All There was a snake in the Gar den of Eden, but no bugs-and no^^ weeds. To help us recreate Eden in our own backyards, science hat given us weapons to fight off the aphis and the thrip, the Japanese beetle, the dandelion and the purslane. Unfortunately some of these weapons are two-edged swords— as dangerous to people as to their garden enemies. . Records show that cases of pois oning from garden preparatioi are on the increase although man ufacturers warn us, writers of' “green thumb” advice warn us, and doctors warn us. It should be obvious that any chemical strong enough to kill poison ivy could harm a human being or a pet. Too many treat i these powerful materials as if stage rocket. They si^te^ tke rocket, which they said was brightly illuminated. The Greece Press June 26, 1958 seen plainly with the unaided eye. “It looked,\ he said, “like a very bright star.” The brightness of the third stage oscillated, apparently due to rotation in the plane of its iually the results of careless ness are only minor- skin irrita-^ 'T D ^ p * . Ohack is ALL you pay for ■Pifii PEisemsEiii . • Your ifome impr^ted on checks ond d«posit slips which ore enclosed jo a freer durable <»yl check bolofer. - • You may use LR.-OS a credit refer ence and, checks con be certified. * Monthly stofemenf showing eoeh deposit m < ........................... it mode and each chetk paid. * Canceled checl^ returned to you -w»ry month. AH For Only 70c Per Check.In A Book Ot 20 No Other Charge \ .. No Minimum Balance Requirement RIPGE-DEWEY OFFICE ----- ^.535 RUee R<ad West l a k e a v e n u e O f f i c e DEWEY-STONE 6FF1CE . - i... 4495 Lake Ave. .'’i.. 2800 Dewey Ave L incoln R ochester TRUST COMPANY H-Eederi<«(„i„Sy«Mi ' Corporotke MtnbwFedMtiO! they were playthings. tions, burning eyes, or upset stom- sometimes tragedies achs, but happen. All garden All garden preparations should _ he kept where children can’t get to- ,4hem. Simply pnttmg them on - a high shelf isn’t enough. -They should he stored in a shed closet that can be locked, and guarded every moment while use if there is any possibility that youngsters may be, in the area. It is impossible to over empha size the dangers of spraying dustinging whenen anyone \ wh enough to catch any of the drift. (The amount -of drift on e\en w'hen it. seems windless is sur prising). Poisons should not be use<i on lawns where- children or- pets -may tumble about at play. Sprayers and mixing utensils used fot chemicals should be washed out ajfter eyery use. Empty, containers- ’or -l»ags should be washed_or burned, and unwanted chemimd5~bnriied~deepiy. iTie Health A^ociatidn of Roch ester and Monroe* County reminds yoh lhat reading offers the most valuable defense against the toxic effects of weed and insect killers. The folders and labels that company garddh chemicals are im- porfant, so study them carefully and follow their directions to the letter. If trouble comes, in spite of your best efforts, call a physician immediately. Knox Churcit Services Plaiineid <it Town Hall .John *l5, Macinrres, pastor or m Church, Jolm Knox Presbyterian announced .this week that the con gregation has,_ moved to new, temporary quarters in thfe audi torium of the Town Hall-. Spmmer services will be held there each Sunday at 10 a.“Tn. The dongrefatidn has held serv ices foi* the last 'yehr in the hase- meiit of BidgecresrShopping Cefl* ter. hugie| torpi ’PS.H thi^ prese [inally th ------ ^m p > e retlic receive lettei .asking us fo ■ 3iew materia lie acid. Thl ‘On the marl mow, and' is -of trade nan iered as a're ing qnd spra Ad Advertisen .tnakc^ plants 'Of bbossoms s ^mysterious lowering pli L like to tye’df 1 that (■ this cai Tor example, iast enough the stimulate Lettuce th mseldss. Too i •or even norm stimhlate the producing W( Gaiberellin -want to exp •don’t expect for you on : in the expe there’s no s( ' I hil Hopes too of money Wkit untH Ists iron out ^over some d th is. highl: j . highly I iberellin o not a plant treated with : to maintain i Wfiltevp'ashi pay to Whitt ahadp trees Some garden kill any bort -esent, hut.l r G001 JS AN Bdmembei Bepre For Top C GR£E< ILP. HA
