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Officers Named, Budget OK'd At O f At the last quarterly conference held at the- Methodist Church April 21st, the following stew* ards and trustees were elected: Mrs. Leonard Avery, Mrs. Nellie'' Backer, Mr. '• and Mrs. John Boughtin, Charles Eacker, Harry Howard, Alec Gheneyv Ralph Smith, Merton Tiffany, Alfred Spink, Mrs. Harry taoward, Carol Tiffany, AJlap Nash, Mr. and Mrs. Louis Ottley, Ralph Pratt, Mr. and Mrs. Eddie Gardner, Mrs, Ralph Smith, Henry Smith, Charles Robinson, Mr.- and Mrs. Benjamin Bishop,, LeeBlake, Rob ert Lash, Mrs. Alf red‘ Spink, lieu. Pearl Smith, .Mr.~and.Mra. Ralph, Morse, John Carney, Woodrow Travis* Mr. and Mrs. Carl Grube, Sr. * Elected to required commis sions: Membership and Evangel ism: Pastor, Sect. Spiritual life— W 8 C S , Mrs, Eddie Gardner, Ralph Smith,. Eddie Gardner, Alfred Spink, Miss Harland, Mrs. Pearl Smith, Tom Cheney, Carol Tiff any. _ Education: Pastor, Merton Tiff any, Esther Cmith, M r, and Mrs. Alfred Spink, Jennie Burnett, Mrs. Louis Ottley, Miss Harland, Miss Upchurch, Mrs. Keith Fal- key, Mrs. Harold Willson, Mr. and Mrs. Woodrow Travis, Mrs. Pow ell, Mrs. Harold Andrews and Janet Hildreth. Missions: Mrs. Pearl Smith, Mrs. L. Falkey, Miss Harland, Roger Worden, Mrs. Robert Hines, Mrs. B> Schafer, Finance: Henry Smith, Eddie Gardner,, Mrs; * jSretta Avery, John Boughtin, Preat WSCS*, mem ber: ’ from-vthe ^Trustees. Xbc Ora^- J^m b e rj^ Mr. and Mrs, R ; ,|&natt,'‘'lfcr. and Mrs. Al- fred^^^^J^.'- aad- M fes. Harry <eonard > Avery* Sr., Carol Tiffany, Alec\ Cheney,* Ralph - Smith, \Ralph MorseT Pa*torml2U£tiohs: Alec .Chen- e y / ^ ^ ^ f i t ^ ^ r l s . Ti^any, Pr** 2 .g j£ H ^ ■ Nbariaatioac: CP*istor,'ifrs.. TJff- Committee: M-Vfl. Leocjard Whitn«y, Pres. W S C S , Mrs. Allan. Naah, M r*. Ralph. Mors*. Dr. JHroy Van Dyke, District Superintendent of the Geneva District was present at thi* con ference. This will be bis li\sfc off icial visit as his term of office, which’ Is six years, expire* this year. ****>•* . : The trustees presented their financial report for the year. The report eg the Sunday. School was presented by- Mertpn Tiffany, su perintendent. Reports w$re also presented by the Youth Fellow ship and the financial secretary and treasurer. Mrs. Ralph Smith was recording secretary of the meeting. The finance committee; Henry J. Smith, chairman, presented its proposed • budget for the year, which was .adopted. Sunday* April 26th, \is “Every Member. Canvass\ Sunday when the mem-, bers and friends bf the church will be asked to pledge' toward the new'''church budget and the* annual gifts will be' received. The workers for the church budget will be the finance com mitted members and ex offielp members. Sunday'the people will be'giv en the opportunity to pledge dur ing the worship hour. The work ers will meet for a lunch .after services and will canvass in the afternoon, toward meeting) the^ budget of $7,164 for church ex penses. Andrews Family Has Many Needs Men Invited To VOLUME 1-NUMBER 9 PHELPS, N . Y., APRIL 24, 1953 7c PER SINGLE C O P Y ey For Boys •In cooperation with . Rotary In ternational, Which has as a spe cial proje£t‘ the 'stimulation of itf- terest in Boys ’and Girls Week, May or Robert M . Quigley of Phelps, New York has issued the following proclamation: W H E R E A S , through our serv ice to youth we help prepare boys and girls to serve as the leaders of the future; and W H E R E A S , & subject of im portance to the full development of youth of oar conjmunity Is em phasized on each day of the week Citizenship Day, 25 April; Day in Church, 2T6 April; Day in School, 2? April; Family Day, 28 April; Careers Day, 29 April; Day of International Understanding, 30 April; Health and Safety Day, jl May; and Day of Recreation, 2 [May; and ! W H E R E A S , Boys and Girls | Week, 25 April to 2 May, affords i opportunity to communities thru- Mr. Milton Rathbun, ' out the world to direct attention of the Phelps branch of the Red to the achievements, problems, Cross, reports that the Andrews and potentialities of youth and to family, who lost their home and local youth-aervlce programs; and Scholarship Lists Given Out At Phelps Central School Thp principal's office of Phelps Central School has announced ttye following scholarship lists for •the sixth five weeks of the 1952- 53 school year for the period that ended April 3. Senior JHOgh School ■ Seniors, Honor Roll: Francis Filiatreau, J o a n n e Scherbyn, Robert Vingee, Jean Wheadon, and Marjorie Whitson; Merit List: Sharon Bliven, James Ca ves, Barbara Cornell, Marlene Dhalle, Barbara Enders, Joyce Fair, Joanne Gifford, Beverly Hayes, and Anita TateV > Juniors, Honor: Carolyn Black,.; Donald Burnett, Thomas Cheney,' Charles DeWeaver, Jacqueline Dyke, Bonnie Hatch, Janet Hil dreth, Nellie House, Sylvia Rob erts, Anne Steadman, Carol Tiffany, and Mary Ellen Travis; Merit: John Buisch, Joan Brin- kerhoff, John Cain, Paul DeRuy- ter, Jane E'dington, Agnes Fine- wood, Laura Gaylord, Roger Goodman, Marcia Grube, Evelyn Hand, Ramon Howard, Paul Hul- ster, Nancy Johnson, Jean Rec- Sopbomores, Hotiot:. Charlotte Adams, Barbara Denniston, Ray mond , Phillips, and ^ Riymond VahHemel; Merit: Elda Claslhg, Harvey Eggleton, Alice Gifford, Benjamin House, Beverly Kin|f> Janet Nagel, and Edward v Naya- ert. Sophomores, Honor: Ann Con ner, William Filiatreau* -Les Jofcnaon, Patricia Miller, Donald Ulmer; Merit: Kenneth Conklin, Clark Iddings, .^Stanley Maines, John Nielson,^ Margery Scherbyn, ; venter. «. .^eshmen, Honor; . erick, Linda Swiitoej^V^t 'Don ald White; Merit: Joan Baker, Dale Gelder, Marcia - iCen^pn, Morgan Knapp, LincU Norma Maines and Nonnan. Mid- dlebrook. Freshmen, Honor: - Ami De- Wandel, Joyce Hollenbecic* Suz anne McCann, Janice Phillips, Donald Treadwell, and Robert; Whitson* Merit: Dale Dutibn, Helen Edington, Gary Gleason, Robert Hofer, Karen Johnson, and Richard YiUaDe- tor, Thomas Salisbury, and Rob-lMa'ry Lyon, Nathan Oaks'/ Ken- ert Webb. belongings in a fire a few weeks ago,, is in need of a sewing ma chine and a washing machine. Also size 18 to'20 dresses suit ably for -a school girl. W H E R E A S , the development of an active program for- each Of these days will impress' upon opr I’ neth Overslaugh, Paul Peake, John Rector* Richard Shoema.- iker; ancl Armand ‘Vittorio. Boy Scouts Meet And- Tafce Tests The meeting1 of Troop N o . 4.6 -held’-in. the «coutroom with, lirnest Darrow ; Scoiitmaaten Lawrence Ott, aaafataixt scoutmaa- ter, W a s absent due _to ',iilne»«.; There- W e r e twenty-two scout*-, present, Claases were held In tenderfoot requirementa, first aid, Second and fisst-class scout te- quirements. O n the cleanup com mittee for the evening- w m Bi)J. Blair, D i c k Blair, Kir;k Mahoney jtmd BUI Schuppenhauer, xe*r • cl^im. ^th'er weefc Ibe^hingMatu^ day, 25 April-, and ending Satur day^ GIRLS W E E K m-'tfers^jnage, attd do hereby call up^n'. the^businesa- _ men, cjt,v^c ' oirg^i^ffion'^rc^urch- * >®ss> P-rTscUla^Jonep^WiU', teach cfft schWis, ^u^/^clubii: «nd or- English. Latin ^an<3 French; gani*afcJona, af^&citlzenjB^ a&^ir^e to cooperate \and participate In carrying: on the worth-while pro gram of B O Y S A N D G I R L S w e e k :. In witness whereof, I have hereunto set m y hand and caused the Seal of the Village of PhelpK to be hereto affixed this 22nd day of April, 1953. R O B E R T H , Q U I G L E Y , ./..Mayor JPhelpa , -atirting* - In September* M iss Jone/S ’ijr -a resident,.of Pitts- for<i, an d she will graduate from- the State Teacher^ College at Albany in Jun e w ith a major, in laxig'uag'es. Jonw Iar compJ«~ ting student teaching in French XX at Milne H i g h School at A l bany. In addition to completing, •her college w o r k with a high; scholarship^ .-record, Miss Jones.-is an ’ experienced pianist and or ganist; an d has serveH as jhoir di- rector of an A b a n y church. A t the local school she will assist in music and dramatic activities. She will replace Mrs. Esther Worden w h o has decided to teacih nearer hsr home, in Syracuse, next year. ^e^aiigti, \ a ^ \ wnHATtl 5R®ck*-, ‘SffiOL* 1 ; . . . ^■SeyAiQi? Grade,' Honor.::. lint* '&a^Pr£ce^KS>b£rtS*- ......... John : b o * ^enr frkici man, J UpcJiurchy. Jbeli P m Y H /riZ m * 1': Riahel^ and vI>ayid Smithy - IM ti L e o n V ^ a « k u r ,‘ Sw r a l d in g ’ 'Stadje^ Faye Chabot,? Beroird1 Faulstlck, ■and: Da%tt‘iQiVilben-' Teacher of senior high social studies will be Milan Krchniak, resident of Little Falls. Mr. Krchniak is also a member of the senior class at Albany State Teachers College, wjhere he has had one of the highest records in the college, in history and so cial studies. He has a wide back ground of participation in music and athletics, in addition to his teaching, ihe will coach the Phelps Central School track team. Mr. Krchniak is married and will move to Phelps in August. He succeeds Charles J. Schott, who has accepted a position as social studies teacher at Whitesboro Central schooL For the position of cafeteria manager and junior high home- malting teacher, the Board has hired Miss Carmen Johnson, who is at present. head dietitian at Sage College, Cornell University. Hiss Johnson has lived in both Rush viHe and Canandaigua and Thomas Peters, Jr. Kilted In Crash Of Car Last Week Thomas E . Peters ge rtsville, son of fonnerFbelps family, was killed instantly^April 11 in an auto which he was driving near Clarence*, which is a few miles from Buffalo. It is re ported that Mr. Peters lost con trol of his car and after hitt ing a mail box, the vehicle turn ed over into a ditch. r Mr. Peters was .the son of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Peters Sr., .who are former residents of Phelps and Clifton Springs ahcl now re side in Eggertsville, near Buffa lo . Survivors besides his parents are a brother, Donaldj .who is with the Army ft Alaska, anoth er brother, Ernest, at home,., and both his paternal grandfathers, Frank Williams, PlainsviUe, and James Peters, Seneca Falls. _______ j - . - i . - . - gi auuab^u * ----------- r i w w w o l t iiVnu ''IMMIGRANTS'' Leah Andrews and June l-amey and Jack 3h“ \ty \g o j i ^ a a p r t r -officer\ Harry Howard in skir preSen,ed for Master M a,on N . g h ^ y K y ^ ^ OES ifais week. . _ „ V V V M * O ------- k- University in 1922. She has had several years experience teaching homemaking, cafeteria and tea room management in- academxc sad technical high schools in New Jersey, and proprietor of a res^ fcaurant in W tLshht^uSxi^ D. C. Firesida 4-H To, Study Sewing Machine The Fireside^ Club wjlln^eet at the home, of Mrs* George Trea^- well, assistant 4H ,IeaderT April th to learn how to Use, va sow ing' machine,. The . girls in; >ttiis club,, ranging in age, 8 to have completed their needlebooks.
