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Clifton Springs Has'; Everything - - Gas,! Electricity, W ater, (rood Business* G o o d 1 Folks! ('lift' n springs Has tvijpthinji \ Good School Good I’burch- ts t««id Houses, and' \ (mod Hospital S&M PER VEAB IN ADVANCE CLIFTON SPRINGS, N. V MARCH 12. 1948 Fifty-year Citation Awarded Local Man An outstanding honor was con ferred upon Mr. M . D. A ldrich ol tlu_s village by tEe Genesee Falls Lodge of the Masonic Order of Rochester this m o nth. Mr. Ala- nch was awarded the 50 year citation for membership in that W m I su ?. having joined in 'la r c h , 1898. Sir. A ldrich explains his membership in the Rochester lodge by the fact that although he was born; in C lifton Springs he moved as a young man to that cuiv where he spent a good many years. He was employed by the Post Office Department there and later moved to Fourth Lake in Adirondacks where he was the ow ner of a hotel. For some 20 vears Mr. A ldrich spent his sum mers there and the w inters in Florida. Recently he has sold his inter <*st in his property on Fourth Lake and returned to C lifton Sp rings, for the better part of each year. The Bunker H ilt Rom e Bwreati I 'n it w ill meet at 1:30 p. nr. this afternoon (F riday) w ith Mrs. Cora Potter fo r the first lesson in reflnishing frm uture- Holy Week Services | To Wed In Sommer The engagement of Miss Doris | Sati.sburv. daughter of Mr am! Mrs. Karl Salisbury of Orleans, to Mr Kdward Sabella. sun of i Mr and Mrs. Jacob Sabella of ‘ Rochester, was announced at a J mnner at the home of Mr. and 1 Mrs. P h ilip iw a rtele of Clifton • Springs. V» >U ME f . . . NUMBER 3 News o l ( i i f t o n ti< l>l n e • c I M i i th e Clifton Springs W ins rogram w ill be m iturat- -.1 A 1 f* A A iBeats A rkport 5o-40 le Rochester tias ind i lectm i * The Village Pastors w ill join in special services during Hol> Week. Tlie first of these meet ings w ill be held on Palm Sun day evening at 7.30 at the Baptist CuDFCh w ith the Rev John Wnot ton. Rector o f SL John's- Fpi»- ct pal Church officiating. The fir^t mid-week service w ill b\ Wednesday evening in the S m*- tannm Chapel w ith the Rev Or- son Case, Paste-\ of th- Metlio ! •s| Church delive-mg th serrooi. • »n •’hnrsday ev oing at 7 3it Com m union Service w ill be hH^ n tl>«- Methodise Church. Rev I'l (tt-rick G. f >nolds of ‘b Baptist Church having charge of the service. The Good F n d fi three hour service w ill be held in SL John's Episcopal Church A ll o f the local Pastors and some | outside at the Village w ill take 1 part in speaking upon the “Sever. ’ W ords from the Cross.” C lifton G range \t the next meeting Springs l.rm _;e to tH. jTues<l.i\ niaht VI in h program I Past | Robert .' j the j Company w ill present I talk on \Green II i\ i o clork AH farmers arc im itcd i<> tt program anil w »• w o u ll uk, large attendance to l>arn nn.i about this interesting 'iilijn t farmers. fc'ridav night third .mil degree team liad .i tureen at Burr Morns and i -••• was had hv all film m i 1 i it ni' t Officials Visit 0. E. S. f i ■! i r *' • MI|>1>« I ■ t '.in 1 Mrs. Charles Bremer wns a«t- m itted to the surgical depart ment of the Sanitarfum last Sun day afternoons LETTER TO THE EDITOR os set by the state is ltW of thi i DEAR EDITOR: I am one of those strange and peculiar individuals w h o is in favor of the V illage of C lifton Springs spending 89.000-00 for the preparation of plans, test boring, etc. for a sewage system in the hopes that some day C lif ton Springs can* be blessed w ith such a convenience. A► the V ill age elertion on March 16th. 194$ a ll taxpayers w ill have the oo- portm iily of voting' fo r -o r agstin- st the proposition which is for the preparation of plans for a sewage system and not fo r the construction of such a system. It is a definite fact that tha Village is unable h» construct such a sewage system w ithout fi nancial help from either the state or Federal gov'ts, and m the present era o f high naploy- ment and prosperity we e n be sure that no such gDYarpmeat grants w ill be made. However, history has show n us that this period cannot be expected to con tinue and that another depression w in sooner or later descend up on us. In the last depression, the Federal gov’t p a id fo r 4S% of such public w o rks projects. This was the first tin e that the goVti had ever granted money fo r such projects. It only stands to reason that during the next depression government grants w ill am ount to 45% of the cost of such pro jects and very possibly even more. I believe that we should h» in a position to accept sach a grjm t when it is m i l i M f . w h ich m ight .verv w e ll im n w t to 8100. 000.00. Already the towns o f An dover. MxyviBe, Deposit, Elba, LeRoy, Lyons. Oneida Castle. W aierville, Ovfd and Owego to m ention only a few . have their plans ready and w a iting to pot into effect as soon as the grants are available fo r sewage purposes \nd don’t forget th a t w e as tax payers w ill be helping to pay for the sewers in these tow n s and w ill not be in a p o d lio R to accept any gov’t grants ourselves unless w e have the plans prepared and approved. The present cost of construc tion is estimated at $375,000-00. O f course this am ount cannot be afforded. But we are not even planning to b u ild the system when construction costs are as they are now. Construction can “on ly be accomplished in tim e of depression when a grant from the government w o uld be avail able. At such a tim e the cost w o u ld be considerably reduced. At the tone of the last depress ion construction costs dropped an average of 45% from their \peak after the first W orld W ar to their 1932-3* low . I f we use the same reasoning; then th e av erage cost wrtuld drop to around $205,000 at tim e o f consitactiou. The Village assessed* valuation ! is approximately *1.700.060.001 and the liznS of o s iailebicdntss * J. J. D riscoll Post News Tile J. J Driscoll Post \«> v** American Legion- held its regular | meeting last Thursday a! 'I. Legion rooms \ Legion Hoard • I 1 ^ Review < on.sistmg of Conimatidi ■- 1 j Gordon Butler Claire Bloser i t ’ | Ed Schanz interviewed two Om , scouts. Bill} Eikncr anil Karl 1 Davis who had completed tl requirements for 2nd Clas-s Stout Both bovs were ajudged w o I qualified for this promotion (Commander Hutler reported on i S. \ V F and is now a ju n io r at the »he Seventh Dis Syracuse University, where lie is i ln c ' hel'1 at <leneva ,he J-receed a member of Theta * -hi h rater- nity_ A smnmer wedding is ulanned ' membership and various mean. __________ of obtaining members were di«- — ; cussed. The (.ommander rrad a spec- tal bulletin received from t'v HaU of Records of the \meriean Legion in New \ ork < it\ w hie i stated in part as follows; * \ \ ver- ■im l u r ■■ i In Jll i i l.f.Ue I ! tin 'I I I) iii ; i;_ • f i • i . i , . 1 '<m i a ii. \[i •liu I , r i>i V i 1 i Un \1.im i T i IIS li. : i |ui i i s .( >.! I ed -s < .1 'I \ ll IIJ 'III Miss '>ahsburv, who served ’n . tlie Waves, attended Keuka Col lege. Mr. Sabella. sfrrvwi ilunng , 1 the war as an officer m the I I I) l l . s Iiu-.l Uut d 1 1 vs a s h< )<i 'i ii* - i HI} > m i- 'I < \■ i I !>v -I sco re .-..I lng Sundav Tlie meeting con cerned itself w ith a drive for Girl Scout Anniversary “She is anxious to dress smart ly. be an intelligent buyer, is in figure o r 317»,0O8.1M>. Therefore i terested in international unrter- if the pattern of history is repeal I standing and friendship, want % ed and the cost of such a pro ject drops to 3266,000.00 of which the gov’t grants would finance | say 45% of the cost or 892JJ00.CO then the village by raising 811? | Hatter anj up and coming twt-n- 000.00 w h ich is much less than , Ueth century woman, there is , our bonded debt lim it could eas- i doubt. That it describes the pri ily finance the project. | m a rj aim of G irl Scouting is nn r»n«> inrp^tim,- I little known fact Scouting seeks | ®on hLstory ^ j to. jdevelxip the personalities o i ! m ,9 la vv,‘1 bo presented m till - I I ' I •n it. ft 1 lie !>usin* • ••I a SI trcani and f^ek Fn.1 iv evening th» i-i tnil baskei^aTT tean. I lie quarter finals in • i pi I it ion playing On- Hi^h at Newark. Keeping rr \in n in R record the loc- ' i i tde.i I Intano a defeat ..ir .f ta t.) JO with Con- •I'ntinu for 20 of the Mnts. it half Mine was 25 ' i' ir of Clifton. Coach ' had the highest i the same the bo>s t n:«ht. rorer from Ontaijrfls- \ ''.th a total of # ain street East \r- M<ichest«r last night iii-s Hi ah School ■ i ii humbled Ark- i ieil themselves in- • v.f*tional fihats of r>8-t0 Conley star i i e fi M soals and m t-r’r sccond Iialf, for ert s. i ’ •(-i > it r i ■ floor ’ pot- A till’ r- ,.T, <; jja.,, •1CM '.'('I. The team ■ ts ..f the Pei»- ff>r tKe Class >n the sgtnc PERSONAL MENTION smmge sj-s= to be a good cook and a graciou-s | thirtv-i’imute proprnrn. in nbsei hostess, and is more interested ! ''ance (lf the Twentieth Blrthda^ than ever in out of doors uctivi- i ^ * e American legion will l> t i« . ” That this statement w ould | broadcast coast-to-coast l>\ th* JBnewcan Broadcasting I’nmnai \ from % .ift to ‘j .00 p.. m Kasterr doubt. That it describes the pri- ' ''tartdard time. Mon<iaj March 1 . avalcade of \mencan l^ since our founding l)r .!a,m s l!i fi!*> Io n S | . r i i : . s s., i Ir o v e to U u < \ in 'la\ where lip i\ , I r t a i n i t nt o f a i tb in f 'N ill CO the girls it tram s, rather than the popular idea of spendir ^ tedious hours t>in» knots an I signaling w ith flags. This week marks the thirt\ - sixth anniversary of (nrl Scout ing. w liicb started with tw eh. members in 1912, has more th u. a milDon today, ahd is still j>n>w ing. The Clifton Springs troop was started about tw enti vean; ago, b> & doctor's wife In I9.\>t its leadership was taken over h\ Miss Dyris (^ise under whos inspiration and guidance the lo cal troop is still flourishing to day. Many Jtble assistant leaders have come and rfone in thes« years, but it is to their leadet a£fectionatel> callefl \<'^ise\\ that close to .150 Rirls and women ii this locality owe memories of countless good times in scouting Badl> needeit tam p equipinen which was purchased b> th.s troop some \ears ago in ionium tion with the Bos Scouts, was destroyed b\ lire. Replan m onl' are badlv net de<l or ’he fund writh which to purrhase such equipment An overnight al Bunker Hill a summer camp on f-ake (.awuta caroling everv <!hnsftr»as sensor Memorial Dav Parades helpim. with the sales of Poppies, talent shows: Valentines' Dav Danre these are but a few of the a c tn . ties made available to our Clif ton Springs girls throuKh th« (iirl Scout troop. This group ip- cidentallv. was active thrmigli out the difficult war vears wli. many organizations were force • to part time schedules or to ccase ] functioning altogether Throughout these irtivitn : there is considerable brlnnd 't seenes\ i rt-|.aratl»>n th-i* n-ouiri-s far mor 'I an a It i I >• t| ik I x i . client le-Her that -Iii - '•> \ Case, ha ? verr fr> • hi * I n stantlv of r>“r tunc I sav i th • of her ideas ti >n i * i *\ t ‘I ts an I flnaneial ai I So '>n the <>irl < i' ' i*' sixth anniversary ( liftun >pnn. savs. \Happv Birthda\ <ftrl Seoul and thanks a m illion, (js e y .” tem ^T h e prpperty ow ner in the Village' is constants la>tng out money to have his septic tank cleaned, or dug up and drainagt. tiles replaced, to say nothing nf the inconvenience and mess of ai: over-flowing septic tank. In fact although no figures are available I believe it w o uld be safe to es tim ate that there are an average of 10 septic tanks over-flowing in the V illage constant! \ Soire people have this problem as j I yetrty occurrence. Few people ■ stop to realize that one low lv fly >w n in g around your house in summer tim e may have just stop ped hy that over-flowing septic tank at your neighbors for 2 drink before coming to your house, i personally know of twe supposedly “surface water drain age ditches” in town w h ich ap pear to be drains for not one but many septic tanks as hum an ex creta can he seen flowing in them often. This condition should be considered intolerable in the pre sent day and age. ,1 have talked w ith several people who are in favor of a sew age system but believe that wt should w a it until the govern ment grants are available before we have the plans made. During the last depression all the re putable engineering companies w h ich were capable of preparii i, plans of this type were so swamp ed w ith work that many towns that wanted to take advantage of I gov’t grants could not get plans prepared and approved m time W ithout question, this w ill hap pen again and if we wart until grants are available, the same situation w ill occur and we wil. he left behind. Now is the tmie to vote for the plans. Remember- Shortsville and Manchester wert far-sighted enough to take ad vantage of the grants during the last depression and thev both now have sewage systems. i I am not trying to influence | anyone unjustly but rather nr1 trying to present a dear picture of the situation. I only hope that a ll taxpayers w ill stop and con sider all sides of the question be fore voting fa r or against the Tlie Official Board of the Met- 89.006.00 expenditure for tfe hodist f.hurrh held their Fourth sewage project plans. The opin- Quarterly Conference at the P ip . unis ' expressed above are of- a j-sonage last Thursday night w ill- personal nature :ir>»l an* tn n o ' 40 members attending. \ T u rn .. w a y an Official statement. j supper preceeded the busine®- (.session. Dr. Elroy Van Dvke. Dis- Sincerclv yours. | {rlct Superintendent from Geneva j. ji, Morris, Jjv * conducted the coxsfcrcace. imtnn from the \BC Stndios in I New York Mso on the pr«ar:o. 1 w ill he . ddresses hv the Ann 1 ' <*an Legion's first elected N’ntion- | al Commander Fntnklin D'Oli, r in Nt w York irid National C.om- | mander James F fl'^Oeil spea'v mg froi i Miami. H o n d a . I hefi 'T. H u st.ifT I n i t i n a l I i o s p i t a t I Kihv.tr 1 I- K iw-rvisor .'f Hu- t i l m n is t r ill. .:i : I \ m a n d 'i a ! i s itl.lt > ! ' . p loa*.is 1 ^ a i n t i n s \ t a r I tre *i<^t a b le to . ■ttn » r ■‘f tli ii :del! I , I irnie ■ ' 1 ii t. ( I I -i ir * • > i i < 1 Births at The Sanitarium On Man 11 tth at 4 'HI a 11 1 son Robert Kvnn. weighing “ ■pimnils 7 ounces. w is born t- I Mr anti Mrs Merrdl Rnumon >ij Reetl Roail (teneva ()n March Mh it 9 20 p in ' son Ma\nartl I vman wemhn four t>oun«ls ^evcn Kiinn s >\ is born to Mr and Mrs D<< 1 m Svnder Macedon , On Marrh 3rd at p m 1 daughter Linda Kelle\. weigti 1 ing 8 pounds and one «onec w-i. born to Mr and Mrs fp?rrv Mar 1 shall tO N Wuvnc Street Pheljj* I lit fr . in.n 1 fi rl 11 ■ / r 1 1 tin-; 1 t 1 < ■- I Mlt ' I '• 1 1 ! I 1 'bl.ii 1 ■! . K m i l t rs I ' n \ l*.»st a n d 11 i l i a 1 hl- il 1 Mli' is aii- Post ■ G raduate Course H ie five dav special posl-wt* dilate course on “Therapy of Con* mon Diseases” which w ill begin next Monday morning at the Sanitarium was originally limit ed to 2t) physicians. Dr Bernard \ \V itson. Director of the Me«b 1 al Division of the Sanitarium, announces that well over thirt’ applicants have registered fo.- this course This is the first of four suco | courses to be offered ohvsirians | is a part of the council of Ro chester Regional Hospitals ex perimental program concern •-'I with hospital md medical ran w ithin the region The other 3 course w ill he 1 onducted in Mo J • hester Members of the Sanitar . mm staff who wfll in i ' fixture' inrlude Dr Bernard \ W dson | Dr S. V. Munford. Dr Jame' | Blanton Dr James S. 1- Jacohs ! Dr Bradford Simmons. Dr J j M. Wertd Dr Robert >L Pric» Dr W illiam A. -\hroon. Dr Ho bart, K. Rovd Dc, Richard Plat , / it , Dr R E. Smith 'Dr W T. j BramL Dr Stephen Rmiiwer anil t>r Gerhart Schwarz. 1 j \ 1 n . ii) I Mi > i» tin iM.n ' * r t • .or I Mr .e of CM , Cast SI . r - • -ix. 1 1 ^ 1 1. 1 1 1 . rt 1 • h '■ D ill» mother. ■ c from Newark 1 '‘a. •'liter I a it Wed- ‘ 1 1 . 1 1* -oil. .a 1 ■'short of Trenton, ■\or I hi week-end ? i>•> .rolher and wife, Mr. Mrs ^luert Bosshart. r 't i .Mawback and chiid- >lilur and Klizabet'i 11 -u aunt, Mrs. Eller. . t l s . ! ' s \be DeGroote -f ..ii Springs aad Manches- . 1 . it cent callers of •' 1 on Broad St. r 1 1 he Minahain . . . s tnat Ufretl ' 'n <*u named as- ■■ 'ai manager at Mo- i.> j native ol u> id brother of ■ * ' i'it.d Ansco n sit|n. ntly served as 1 . r, m l account- • ’ I ! lo the comp i . i 1 I'arge of 1» 1 \riM n s branci* 1 I ' l lit VVU.S .1 I.' 'I.i N i i j 111 \\ i.rlit \\ ar r. I^iw artl Adaii's e 1 11 npany of*-their from trencseo an I l< Chester last week- st illuirs.i ■ I I- t I rt , |I o l’i no> er ' Sn-1!1 1 s at . h I'l i . St... ..r I.I Isaac Dusinberre father of D r \. B Dusinberre. a fnrmt 1 member of the dental staff of the Clifton SprtnHs Sanitnriuir w ill celebrate his 100th birtMa- »t his home in Genetfa on Vfon- dav. March 15. Open house w ill be held at Hotel Seneca from 3:00 to 5:00 p. m. on that day A il fin art 1 lel-r-.li .I ‘. i Her lin > I lit r ii. Mrs. Hoticrt I''1 ner p;«rt\ in>i' Santis MulKn a < Jieshiri Mr ai .1 Mrs were S.!nrd>\ Mr and Mrs. I'harl. Fairport. Mr md M rs l h ir tertaim d twelve mi ner last S a tin l i\ iu«!ii Was plavt d lite r i'l the e' i ' Miss .lane I e iltlsw nrtl % home from Itociiestir n week- ml I_ist Tut sda\ Mrs. Ij-o uu! ' « . rth\ il'in d t d the t-i 's ^irul-. t'lub al tht home if Mrs \.’ Hu ks at Phelps. Suntl i\ Mrs lta\ ('r - 1 ml dm ahter. M:u‘gurite a' I 'tr and Mrs. (it ur«e Starif ill . I I m m to c ill on '-Irs I .r~> 1 :. . Hint. Mrs. C a m e tiavl'.r Miss Memirp Kna'’ >-> ' is ovt r Suntlay froi» Kro. . State T< it Iter’s ('.'llfar Snnd3\ dinner miesu . Fdward Verstr -it. v ■t \ and Mrs <denn C^'ok if \1 Mr ind Mrs I ,w. \ ” son T.- e if It- .i'n 1 nts Mr Ti'd M> last TTmrsil iv liist \V, .In.-sd ,x M iri 1 and Mrs Harold rki ■' their 31st wetid home Mr and Mrs !.!^ d ITne» Rochester visited' Mr 1 Harold Burkcw last Sn^d-u -'ve'.- > linso >,d ing. Mrs. A lfred Clark and laujtb | Rt-ob. us, ter. Donna ♦omert ' rtw’n 1 (“•Vwer was huti e 1 1 t State Teacher•» it < week-end Mrs *' 'hat \dele is ..11 • 't i..r last semester. icir,'i> Power ' anti Mrs. Vilruv 1 oi’an iai^uu last Sun 1 1 '. j> Mrs Frank l^io f‘ f..r Nt w- York t‘it> l> ■ Aeek. Mr. Connelh Ao-kiug in New Jer 1 ..ii .11 r ’or part of ht t i ’ 1 ’ Mrs. (Jiarles Dudley .il Mr ind Mrs. WiUiaif j.n' I a 1 *i 1»- of Rochcsti 1 \\ .it (■ Trimble. Clift j i i ' brought t& the Mondgv witjp-lr • 1 ‘ up mut tinprov- re'urn fiome from 1 st I hursday. I- M- M- ' I ' l , . II ,,l l ! ' I r M \ ! Mr r \ i^t. *■ Canandaigua J Mr^ from I3?PT in rnn evonjiro 1 le^ 1. \ ” !n-.| i - *i ti r I .. 1 • • d 1 r ' s Webb was broug- N ani'irhim last Friday 0 u.ider medical care 1 D irting was admitted • ’ irim ii fast week for >!iserv ition. . e«ts 1 Dr and Mrs. • 1 »e*\e Mr and Mrs 1 ' W 1 bster an<l 1 - l)er»v Ta>lor of r'-i-!vn C.ise spent tti< n I 11 1,1 s tir. Pa. visiting vnc •ip-Yfir son was born to I Mrs. Harold Reubens ot •t Thompson Memorial m Ki'hr nry 29. Mrs. tlie niece of Mr anti Power, named tlie ' leorge 1 1 a T ie t cm a. ru«W t
