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D-F Bowling Team Now Leads League Last Friday evening the Dur and Feeds Bowling Team rolled against „the Rotary Team at Can andaigua, taking all three games during the evening. This put Dur and Feeds in first place in the league, and marked several high for the team. Gordon Butler roll ed^ high singles 275 and DcWilde chalked up high for three games with 203 - 200 - 216 for a total of 619j There was a high score for a. flve-nien single game of 1079. The score ran as follows: Durand Feeds 1 K. W alters V. Pflssamonte H. W alters F. DeW ilde I?. W alters Ff. Lush . (j. Butler handicaps Total 150 164 154 102 146 149 §68 2 166 202 160 172 164 H. Hittell \r. Pfand PeWitl| D. Walked M. Skinner handicap Total Rotar\ Club 1 123 1§6 131 150 TBO *57 m m . 177- 163 145 257 169 998 1026 2 8 156 153 150 160 h i- 1*3 135 14f. 137 163 157 157 916 962 On Sunday fqur fiUfjftn m p {i^wlQd in [he tieneyn Tqurnn- n]ent. Their scores ran qs fol lows: Kenneth Walters 276; Lgonai’4 WflltQps. 1^9, , ,Ff{incis ^?alfer§ 1Q4, Vincent Ras§qmqnte' 214.' This gave Kenneth WgltrC4 [ugh singes {oy Jhp wppk pfld Pfjs§ainon{e and Leqnard \VaUer* fourth place for tho tournament ug to date with n scoro of 1254. Leonard and Kennoth Walters arc in sccond place In tho doub les with a score of 1268. This score also gave- them Qrst prizp (or the week Jhe^e are two more weekg to gp in this tourna- fcnt. hm Miss Bernice Knauss, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Merwin Knauss, 26 Teft Ave., Clifton Springs, has been appointed to tcach at East Bloqmf\eld, starring next Sept ember, accordjng Jo Doan Rom- ard Drake qf tlie College Place ment Bureau ^t the Brockpurl State Teacher* College. Graduate of Clifton Springs High ScljooJ, Miss Knauss js p nigni^pr pC UU« year's graduating class at tliQ New York State Teachers College at Broqkport, wl^re she experts to receive J^en (^cgree of |lachelur of Edu cation ip - - fluring ftor pn|leg{) career, Miss Jint\uss Jia$ been active in ^rnmatids. chorus, sports olub und Newman Club, The \Eastern Stars will hold fhoir regular mating April 27. This will be the fashion Show Night. Entertainment Commit tee: Esther Dean, Chairrnan. Refreshments! ‘ Mftbol Conyerse, Hys^ I'l^yh^ Blanciie Springer Clifton'Spring^Personals The Williams Dance Review to Last Sunday Mrs. Ora Burgess be sponsored by the Clifton \Snd. Mr. and Mrs. Russell Bur gess and family, visited Mrs. Robert Dougherty in Rochester. Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Rexford Mays were Mr. and Mrs. Lester Gilman and children from Dansville, and Mr. and Mrs Bert Brundage of Penn Yan. Mrs. Ben Mays, who* has b.een visiting her daughter. Mrs. New ton Simmons, Jr. and family in Pittsburgh for a few weeks, re- turnod home last Monday. She stopped over in Bath with her son and family Mr. and Mrs. Blain Mays, awaiting the arrival of her husbnnd to bring her to Clifton Springs. Mrs. Lena Mnslyn and Mr. and Mrs. Ppter Hemcry spent Sunday in Bunker Hill with Mr. ano JM ps . Poter Vandervordon. Mrs. R. N. Renshaw and daug hters, Charlatta and Linda, ac companied by Mrs, Renshaw’s mother, Mrs. Charlatta Parker of New York City, spent a week in New York City and Great Neck •tQng Island visiting Mr, Ren- sh&w*s parents, Mr. «nd Mrs. R A, Renshftw. They returned home last Sunday. Siunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Roy Williams were Mr, Frank Williams, and daughters. Mrs. Mar-y Krentz and Mrs. Jerry Pot her and grandson, Dennis. $nd Mrs. Herman Bengt- scyi, daughter J(\ne and son Cuy- Ipr, attended the Memorial Ser vice held at the Phelps Mothodis! Church last Sunday morning The services were in memory of the late Mr. and Mrs. Curt Bengtson. Their cousins and nephew^ gave a beautiful cross tu tho church in their memories, (Mr. and Mrs. Irq Qrawford WilUtynsop, toymerly of this vil lage, celebrated Ufceir 25th w<jd- Springs Central School P. T A. has been postponed to later date because of illness of Mrs. Wil liams. Mr. A. W. Archer and . Mr. Archer Ottley of Buffalo, were Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. J l , B. Archer. Mr. and Mrs. J. Worth Taylor of Geneva were Sunday afternoon and Mr. and Mrs. Aberam Degawot Sunday evening guests at the Archer home. Mr. Eugene H. Smith left last Thursday to be hospitalized at the Tupper Lake Sun Mount Vet eraps Hospital. He was accom panied on the trip by his wife who returned home Saturday. On Monday, April 12th. Mr. Smith was given a surprise Jiirlhday party and presented ft port able radio which he wijl enjoy while convalcscing at Sun fylount, Those attending the party were jMrs. Mabel Smith, Mr. Donald Smith of Shortsville, Mr. and AJrs. Vernon Allen and son John, and Mr. and Tvlr^. ftljchacj Rush (\nd p a triot of this village. Mr. Dominic LcsPresi celebrat ed his birthday last Sunday at the home of My- and Mrs. Frank LqPrgsi witfy Mrs. ^aPWsj and Vincent, Lftter in, tl^e day. \hey WWQ joined by Mr- an(l Mrs. Joseph Brtjmante an$ Mr.. Mrs. Joseph Braroqnte Jjr. dftiightprs Mary Margaret Nancy Ann of bhool BaU Team Wins First Game Led by sophomore pltchcr Bill in the la$t inning. /ind and and Mr. and Mrs. Frank LePresi nwod into their new home on West iMnin Street last Thursday. A birthday dinner was given Sunday for Mr. Elman Cowell at the home of Mr. ^rs. Ollie J. DcVqtl. Guests oUen^Lng were Mrs. Him an Cowell and son Lar- Wells and senior third baseman Lee Lindner, Coach George Do herty's Clifton Springs Centra^ Sphool baseball team opened its season last week with a 14 - 3 victory ovor Macedon High School . Wells struck oyt 10 batters in 4 innings as he held Macedon to -J hits in-that distance, allowing 2 runs. Bob Griswold gave up one run on one hit and three walks in two Innings. Wayne Ixjve. Clifton’s third pitcher, struck out two as ho held Macedon hitless Leo Lindner had a fine day at bat as ho conncctod for three singles tn four trips to the plate John Walker had a perfect day with two hits for two times at bat. Cali, Gonloy, Ford, Maslyn. and Griswold also hit safely Straight had two hits for Mace don. The first league game in the northern division will be played at 4:00 p. ill today when Clifton meets Waterloo on the local diamond Softball League Rerfdy The managers of tlie Softball League met at the ‘Y’ last Tues day evening and set tlie date of May 10, as the opening for tliis year’s Community League. At the Meeting plans were d is - cussd for the conduct of the League for the coming season. fiarae$ are to be played on Mon day. Tuesday abd Thursday evenings making way for tho h a r d b a l l club’s twilight games on Wednesday evenings. Ralplr Hamburg was elected at the meeting to serve as Acting Secretary of the League. Tlie next meeting of the man agers has been called for tliis evenipg (Thursday) at 7:15 p.m. at the Y’MCA. Team managers are requested to bring their lists ofj scj Up _{0 taie care of this work players to this meeting for aP'| Possibly this is n carry-over from proval of the‘group. Team lists ^jle wnr (jays. Good But Below Quota The Red Cross Mobile Blood Bank Unit made its first visitvt<* CUfton Springs since the war last Thursday. Mr. Max Riegel. local chairman, announces that while the quota*set for this com munity was not filled, the villas did respond well to this plead, contributing a total of 80 pints of blood. The quota had been set at 120. A total of 94 donors reg istered for transfusions but 15 of tjiese were rejected for various reasons. i The Geneva Chapter sent\ Canteen with about 20 volunteer workers who served refresh ments during the day Mr. Riegel .remarked on tlie very efficient system which the Red Cross has arc limited to fifteen men. Births at The Sanitarium On Aprih-14, at 6:45 a', m., a daughter. Fay Kathleen, weigh ing 7 pounds len^ounccs, was born to Mr. and Mrs. Ivan John son, 119 S. Main St, Marion. On April 14, at 1:08 p. m., a daughter, Carole Ann, weighing 6 pounds 6 ounces, was born to Mr. and Mrs. Frank VanHemei, Phelps. R. D. No. 2. The Sanitarium served an early supper for the 28 Red Cross workers. The Bunker Hfll Home Bureau Unit will meet tomorrow (Fri day) at 1:30 p. m. at the home .of Mrs. Arthur Abenshene for the first lesson in chair caning. Mrs. E. Smith. —Secretary, an nounces that this course will be i taught by Mrs.. -IJenry. JJSedeUe. Sunday guests of Mr, iind Mrs. Charles Wells were Mr. and Mrs. Audley» Steele and daughter Mary Elizabeth of Anbury Mrs, KJoano>r Bunnell, an em ployee oif the Sanitarium for many years, was admitted ta the hospital last Tuted^y /for treat ment. Last Thursday evening, «t the Town Pump in Orleans, Mr. anrt Mrs 1 A. Morris. Jr., entertain ed a party of eight at dinner Mr. and Mrs. C. B. Wright spent the Week-end in Rochester at the home of their son, Parker C. Wright •and family. On Sunday they helped colebrate the fifth birthday of their grand-daught er, Miss Judith Ann Wright. Ground has been broken for the new house and garage to be erected by Mr. and Mrs. Her bert Allen, on Dayton Avenue. Mrs. Ralston A. Weston, and daughter Patricia, of Skaneatel- cs, are spending the week in town at the home of her par ents, Mr. and Mrs. C. B. Wright Mr Weston left on Sunday even ing for a business trip to New York City. Mrs. Ida Chulker wli'o has spent about ten days as a patient at the Sanitarium, was able to re turn to her home lust Wednes day. Mr. Harold Burke returned home from the Sanitarium* last Thursday where he had spent the past month, receiving treat ment for an arthritic condition Dr. nd Mrs. Francis Fox of Ithaca, visited his parents, Mr, and Mrs. Henry Fox, Sunday Mrs. Henry Fox drove to Ro Chester Thursday with Mrs. Ed ward and (Miss Eula Williamson to visit friends. Recent callers at the home of the Rev, and Mrs. John E Woot ton were Mrs. Henry Short and son Dana Short, 10 Upton Park, Rochester and Mr. artd Mrs. R. B. Dayton and daughters Janet and Roberta, 60 Raines Park of Rochester. Mr. Donald Walker wai brought to tho Sanitarium last Saturday morning for treatment an^ observation. Miss Emma Cooley was ad mitted to the “hospital here Mon day for treatment. School Notes by Shirley McCloud The great undertaking of a model Republican Nominating Convention by Mr. Iman was a tremendous success. After arriving at Benjamin Franklin School last Friduy, we found ourselves in a large aud itorium with many other stud ents. Our purpose was to elect a president and viee-presidnt of the United States and also makf* a party platform. The morning session began With the domination \of Sid ney Wheat Jr, and Vernon San ford as Fire Chief and First Assistant Chief by both the Fos ter and Winona Companies, tho election of these two men was assured at the meeting held last Thursday evening at the Win ona rooms. James Qui&ley nom- in.ee for Second Assistant Chief won lh£ election over Arthur Putnam, while Neal Buck ' wa» elected Drill Master. The Winona Hose ’ Company elected the following officers for the, new year: 'President, Carl with the pledge to the flag fol- G«ffln; Vice-President, Charles ry from Palmyra, Mrs. Ma^ Goyj-dlng. anniwmfy^Tait Thursday, well and Mrs. John Bostwick of Cliftun Springs. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Jones and daughter, Terry Leo, and Mr. qnd Mrs. William McCormick of \Vilhams(,n helpedi them cele brate. Mr. and Mrs. Henry tannon visited the Misses Margaret and Cordelia Ketterer at Stanley*-last Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. James Bnchan called upon Mr. and Mrs. Bert Buchan at Hopewell last Sunday. Mr. Norval Budd was notified last Saturday of the death of his father. Mr. G N Budd of Pough keepsie. Mr. Budd went to Pough keepsie Sunday and was expect ed to return yesterday Mr and ,Mrs f-etr •Swrtrtcle of PhelpS. spent all day Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Frank Wilde. Mrs. James Vrooman entertain* e£ the Espingole Bridge Players at her home Wednesday evening Robert E. Lee spent the week end with his aunt and uncle. Mr. and Mrs. George Feiock of Pal myra. Dr. and Mrs. William Ahroon and family returned from theii vacation spent in Baltimore and Savannah. Recent callers of Mr and Mrs Kenneth Goodman at the Sani tarium Farm were Mr. ahd Mrs. Earl Goodman and family of Honeoye. Sunday dinner guests of Mr and Mrs. Lawrence Snyder were Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Schroo, Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Compson, son Bobbie and daughter Doro thy, and Miss Peggy Schroo and her finance Mr. Chris, Ruthven of Phelps. A surprise birthday party was given last tFriday for Miss Jean Smith and Miss Barbara Brown at the home of Miss Verna Mont- rord. Guests at the party were Miss Joan Shoemaker, Miss Do lores Martin, Miss Barbara Reals, Miss Martha Durkee, Miss Bar bara Gilligan and Miss Ann Mar ie Landschoot. The girls enjoyed a pleasant evening. Miss Alice Dean of Wilkes Barre was ihe week-cn3 guest of Mr. and Mrs. Edward Grimes and Mr. and Mrs. Edward Land- schoot, Mrs. Bess Doty returned to this village last Friday evening after spending a few weeks in Rochester with her brother and sister-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. L. D. Judd. Last Sunday, Mrs. Duty was a -dinner guest of Mr. and Mrs. Donald Wheat, lowed by the Star Spangled Ban ner We were addressed by the Mayor of Rochester and the Superintendent of ^Schcjols, wel coming us to the conference. Then wo went into different discdSSlon groups and then, to vote on the planks of the platform. After our dinner, eaten at the cafeteria of the high school, we re-assembled to have all th'. planks road aloud and to vote upon them. Now it was time for the cam paign speeches wliich had been prepared by the pupils who re presented different states. The campaign speeches were con cluded and each stale voted ac cording to its electoral numbev. Our group representing Hawaii was given three votes and we added these to the many others. Mr. Stasseti ’was elected on the second vote by a tittle more thin the majority of 169, It wsa- made a motion and carried that tbe delegation scad a tel6g£*[g to Stassen telling him of our choice - C The nomination for vice-presi dent was quicker than those for president. Senator Vandenburg was elected in the second hallot- Hillyer; Secretary, Charles Mc- Cumber, and ‘Treasurer, Jack Driscoll. At the meeting last Thursday plans were completed for the Annual Ladies' Night which will be held next Thursday, April 29. According to Mr;-' Hillyer about 125 are expected to attend the banquet which w ill be held at the Sanitarium at 7:00 p. m. that evening followetN by a dance from 9:00 to 1:00 in the Sanitar ium Gymnasium. Mr. Hillyer states that arrangements are be ing completed to aecur* * popu lar band for this occasion. ing. After the election of vice-pres ident, we arose for a vote of thanks to all those who made the convention possible. The whole affair was a worth while project and I’m sure if all subjects could bd taught in this manner we would understand more of our studios Mr*. Nettie Crouch Mrs. Nettie Crouph, 75, widow of ark Crouch, died in her home in South Wayne Street, Phelps April 16, 1948, after a short ill ness. .She was a member of the Phoips Presbyterian Church, the Women’s Association of the church, the Croquet Club and of a bridge club., > SurviYing- are' - two- daughters, Mrs. Leo Goldsworthy of Clifton SpHngs and Mrs. Leslie Denni son of Erie, Pa.; one son, Gor don, of Phelps; eig h t grandchil dren; six greatgrandchildren; two sisters, Mrsi Stella Ward of Hamraondsport an<l Mr*. Leon Ward of Bath, and several nieces and nephews. Funeral was-held in her home Monday at 2:30 p. m. witlf the Rev. Charles H. Dayton officiat ing. Burial In Rest Haven Ceme tery, Phelps, Hour of Memorial Services Changed At the meeting of the J. J. Driscoll Post 809 of the Ameri can Legion held last Thursday evening, it was voted to hord the Memorial Day services during the morning of May 31 ’ rather than during the afternoon. It has been the custom in Clifton Springs to hold these services in the after noon. but on suggestion of .sev eral citizens it has been decided to conform to the customs of other villages anti cities in hav ing this program during tht morning. The Legion has asked the Rev. Frederick G. Reynolds to deliver the (Memorial Day address at tlie Central School to be' assisted by other clergy from' the village The parade wiH start frpm ‘ tiic; Post Office at. 9:30 a. nL and ac* companied by two/-or possibly three binds, wilLpfocecd to,the School. The grayes of the veter ans of all wars will be marked with flags on the preceeding Saturday by a committee of A- merican Legion men. The ser vices of the day w ill be com pleted at the cemetery with * a salute to all soldier dead. All Gold Star Mothers will bu contacted and transportation ar ranged for them. It is expected that several other village or ganizations will take part on this dhy. Memorial Day, or Decoration Day^ asy it is sometimes -called, wa* inaugurated in 1868 by Gen eral John A. Logan for the 'pur pose of decorating the graves of Civil War veterans. The exerds- ,es; were formerly conducted by members of tjie Grand Army of -'the Republic, but are now under the- auspices of the American Legion, and the graves of all American soldiers are decorated. Are They Yours ? tossharf & Morphy, Clifton Springs Jewelers have received a package’ containing a pair of eye glasses from a lady in Clearwat er, Florida. The accompanying letter stated that the lady’s hus band picked up a bag on the street in Clearwater. The bag. besides the glasses, contained several smaller articles. <Jn the case in which the glasses were enclosed was stamped tho name of the optometrists who fitted the glasses - none other than our own - Bosshart & Morphy. Any one finding the glasses to Be theirs may also obtain the^other. articles by writing^ to^the' 4#dy' The King's Daughters of Gyp sum will hold their next meet ing at the home of Mrs. Henry Lannon with Mrs. Irene Hillyer and Mrs. Mollie DeWall acting as assisting hostesses .The re-, ligious program w ill be conduct ed by Mrs. Grayce Lannon. ' The public Is invited to a Farewell Tea to be given in honor of [Mr. and Mrs. Charles Rolfe who are S,o(>n- leaving the village, The Tea, to be given f»y the Board of Directors of the T, am i tV Auxiliary, w ill be hejd _ _____ /a % ^ e % .“'^M. fC. A. bn Sunday, . address obtained from Jewelers. Apnp33th from JKto ta'S:00
