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# * | Seq-Rat Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Johnson of 345 E. Oak Orchard St. cele- * brated their 39th wedding anni- versary May 29. A celebration was held Sunday with 30 guests Knowlesville is a patient at Ar- present from Barre Center, Oak- field, Pennsylvania, Cassadaga, Miss Gunby Is Feted at Showers Prior to Marriage JOHNSON CREEK - Miss Karen Gunby, 9276 Ridge Road, Middleport, has been guest of honor at two bridal showers re- cently, A variety shower was held at the home ofthe groom's grandmother, Mrs. Frieda Ralph, Medina, with co-hostess- es Mrs.Robert McMillan of Hol- ley andMrs, Robert Josepp‘s of Medina, an aunt and cousin of the m. A mend and variety show- er was held at the home of Miss Audrey Rathke of Wright's Cor- ners who was assisted by Evelyn Robison and Miss Mar-} garet Rutherford, all co-wor ers at Lockport Memorial Hos- pital. Miss Gunby is the dauglgter of Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Wills, j ‘u's- Randolf, Jamestown and Me- dina, | L L * Mrs. Richard Hess Sr. of nold Gregory Memorial Hospital, Albion, Rm. 220. Middle'pt Seniors View the Lilacs MIDDLEPORT - Fifty mem- bers and one guest of the Senior Citizens met for a pot luck din- ner Tuesday. Cake was served in honor of the birthdays of seven members which occurred in May. On May 25 thirty members of the Middleport Club took a bus trip to Rochester. Dinner was served at the Crescent Beach Hotel and a visit was paid to Highland Park to observe the lilacs. Friday night Fun Nite was held. Cards were played and a lunch followed. The mem- bers enjoyed a visit with the Johnson Creek Senior Citizens Wednesday. Tuesday, June 13 is the date for the next meeting. BEREAN CLASS Berean Class of the United i : is bei ist C ill hold its 6 Ridge Road, and is being Methodist Church will . fal’ried' gJune 17 to George J. annual banquet June 6 in the Ralph of Middleport. church lounge at 6 p.m. Delhi to Confer Degrees State University Agricultural and Technical College at Delhi will confer degrees on candidates June 4 at Farrell Hall Gym, at 2 p.m. Candidates for graduation from this area include: Danise Fae Austin of Medina, Agricul- ture Division, A.A.S. degree; Onnalee E. Moore, Albion, Agri- culture Division, A.A.S. degree; Edward R. Thering, Lyndonville, Agriculture Division, A.A.S. de- gree; William E. Ingham, Kent, Engineering Technologies Divi- sion, A.A.S. degree. A reception for graduates, par- ents, relatives and friends will be held in MacDonald Hall din- ing center after the formal cere- monies. Smith Earns B.A. Degree ADRIAN, Mich. - Three hun- dred and one students were awarded degrees May 21 as Adrian College held its 112th commencement. | Kenneth Smith, son of Mr. and Mrs. Waiter J. Smith of 400 State St., business administra- tion major, received his Bache- lor of Arts degree. __ Boys' shirt sale. Shorts to go with 'em. Come to Penneys now. End-of-Month' Clearance Women's DRESSES Orig. 6.00-20.00 Now 4.00-15.00 All Spring Dresses Reduced t | Jrs., Misses and Half Sizes | Women's RAINWEAR Orig. 19.00-30.00. Now 14.88-20.88 Entire stock of Spring Coats reduced to clear. . F Women's GIRDLES Orig. 4.00-9.00 Now 2.88-5.88 Asst. Sizes and Styles. Slightly Soiled. Ponn Prest Fashion Sheets -_ Twins - 2.50 Full Size 3.00 Cases 2.00 pr. Stripes and prints. Stock up now for the summer months ahead. | months ahead. _ Non-Skid : Rug Remnants 2.22 ea. remnants. Full size 27x45. You'll want several of these Extra Savings Orig. 4.44-5.44 yd. NOW 2.99-3.99 yd. Colorful patterns in full 60\ width. These are real vali- . ues. | | Made from top quality rug | w DOUBLE KNITS | dif Sale 2\ Reg. 2.98. Boys' rib i knits in zip ring. lace up or Wallace Beery styles. Polyester cotton in 8-20. Sale prices effective thru Saturday Sale 2\ Reg. 2.49. Join the crew. Boys' short sleeve crewnecks in stripes, solids or pat- terns. They're soft 100% cotton in 6-18. 298 Boys' shorts are Penn-Prest poly- ester/cotton. Cut- offs or hemmed leg. Solid colors in | sizes 6 to 20. P JCPenney The values are here every day. For Catalog Dial 798-4770 Open Daily 9:00 - 5:30 Thursday - Friday 9:00 - 9:00 . - -and - James MRS. JAMES D. RECCO I (The former Sandra Mignano) Recco - Mignano Nuptials ALBION - Yellow gladioli and white carnations graced the altar of St. Joseph's R. C. Church for the 10 a.m. nuptials Saturday uniting Miss Sandra Mignano D. Recco in marriage. The Rev. Brian O'Reilly of- ficiated for the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Dominic Mignano of 15524 W. Transit Rd. and the son of Mr. and Mrs. Salvatore Recco of Sherman Rd., Middleport. When presented in marriage by her father, the bride was attired in a long gown of French chantilly lace that gracefully swept from the natural waist to the scalloped train. The gown favored long straight sleeves and _ sabrina neckline. Roses made of matching lace outlined the bustle and pointed to her long train. Tiny seed pearls outlined her . sheer headpiece of organza - petals securing her fingertip veil ._ of illusion. She carried a cascade of white carnations, yellow sweetheart roses, centered with a white orchid and touches of ivy. Miss Linda Karpenko of Holley was matron/of honor. Her floor length gown'\was of yellow nylon acetate taffeta with double puffed sleeves and flower ap- pliques at the empire waist. A self bow and streamers accented the back. Silk petal flowers fell to the side of her hair from rolled organza loops with a nylon veil to form her headpiece in yellow. \o o oo a os ene Gene Cece Saturday She carried a cascade of white carnations backed with salel foliage and centered with yellow roses. ~ Miss Mary Ann Baker of Albion and Miss Joanne Mignano of Holley were bridesmaids. They were attired identically to the honor attendant in shades of blue and pink, and carried bouquets centered with roses to match the color of their dresses. Robert Janus attended -as best man. Ushering duties were performed by Paul Karpenko and Stuart Harradine. A buffet reception was held following the church ceremony, at the Knowlesville Hotel. Following a wedding trip to Florida, the newlyweds will reside at 304 East Park St., Albion. Degree LYNDONVILLE - Robert C. Steimer, Jr., son of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Steimer of 2752 Oregon Rd., was among 1,025 who re- céived undergraduate and grad- wate degrees Sunday from the State University College at Pots- dam during the 138th annual commencement of the college. Mr. Steimer, a graduate of L. A. Webber High School, was awarded a Bachelor of Arts de- gree in computer science. ® se e oce * e o s ece e s oce oce 0.0 ) C’.'.‘.'.’Q\‘O.C.l'... ® o o o o wie oo o O..'..........D. Despite POLLY'S POINTER 'o 0 o a a s' | Does Own Cleaning Her Handicap By POLLY CRAMER DEAR POLLY-To help her clean under low appliances Hollie only has to draw a nylon stocking over a yardstick. -JESSIE DEAR POLLY—i am aged, have had a stroke and can- not walk but I can clean things. Perhaps Hollie would places easier if she would buy a any room without moving find cleaning under low brush such as I use. It is- 32 inches long with a section of bristles one-inch-wide and 7 inches long and has a long metal handle. This looks like a wide bottle brush but is, of course, much wider. Mine cleans windowsills, mops boards behind furniture, under- neath any furniture, underneath the range and refriger- ator and any place that any type broom will not reach. You will be surprised at what comes out that has been hidden for a long, long time.-DIXIE _ DEAR GIRLS-I hope Dix has me. am sure many of us would ie's letter inspires you as it Such spirit as she does have. In her condition, I give up and let those things stay where they have been for so long.-POLLY DEA stery material that has MRS. W. E. B. boys' jeans who do not sew better placed to reinforce the z Polly's Problem # Y¥-Can anyone tell me how I can rid my upholstered sofa of the odor of stale tobacco smoke? Also, how would I clean the cotton uphol- __ a multicolored design?- : DEAR POLLY-My Pet Peeve is with in double knees larger and wear zone.-LILLIAN DEAR POLLY-Spring is here and the birds are about to take over but I have a way to scare them away from the fruit trees. Fill old nylon hose with loosely crumpled cellophane, tie hose with tops up onto the limbs of the trees. The hose make a noise resembling a snake and the fruit is safe. This has worked for us for years.-ANDY A. (NEWSPAPERENTERPRISE ASSN.} You will receive a de homemaking idea, Pet Peeve, dollar if Polly uses your favorite Polly's Problem or solution _ to a problem. Write Polly in care of this newspaper. W i 3 i | t ADMITTED MAY 31 Ignatius Gottovi, 116 Maple Ave, Joseph Brower, E. Shelby Rd. Richard M. Hughes, 3658 Main St., Knowlesville. DISCHARGED MAY 31 Mrs. Andres Gutierrez and son, 519 Main St. Jack Haley, 424 E. Center St. Mrs. Teresa Trimble, 206 Pros- pect Ave. Mrs. Gary Smith, 3674 Eagle Harbor Rd., Albion. Augustine Fortunato, 1010 S. Main St. DBISCHARGED JUNE 1 Mrs. Kenneth Dingman and son, 615 Genesee St. Mrs. LaVern E. Nichols, Roosevelt Hwy., Lyndonville, Philip Accordino, 22 Mill St., Middleport. STOCK MARKET NEW YORK (UPI)-Prices were slightly higher during the first two hours today in relatively slow trading on the . New York Stock Exchange. There was little news to stir the market. e The Dow Jones industrial average of 30 selected blue-chip stocks was ahead a fraction at 960.87 shortly before noon. Standard & Poor's 500-stock index was up 0.08 at 109.61. Advances led declines, 603 to 507, among the 1,511 issues . crossing the tape. The two-hour turnover amounted to more than 5,250,000 shares. During the first two hours, Curtiss-Wright was the most active NYSE issue, up 15% at 38%. Matsushita Electrical was second, up % at 27%. Telex was third, up % at 10%. Prices also were slightly higher on the American Stock Exchange. ‘ Union Corp., active since Tuesday when the Food and Drug Administration granted it permission to test a soft contact lens, gained %. Bausch & Lomb, which is the only U.S. seller of a soft contact lens, gained 1%, and DuPont, which is developing a similar lens, 1. Some electronics and compu- ter issues moved up. IBM gained 2%, and Control Data, Burroughs, Motorola and Texas Instruments around 1 each. McDonald's Corp. was de- layed in opening. It was off 1% shortly before noon. Company officials have not commented on the activity. Steels, motors, rails, airlines 'and aircrafts were mixed in fractions. Chemicals and oils headed in both directions. Natomas gained 1. Go For A&P's Big, Big Values ! IF YOU GO FOR QUALITY AND CASH SAVINGS Medina A&P - 342 E. Center MEDINA J , _ THURSDA . Michael Ferri, president of Ferri Supermarkets Inc. of Medina, has confirmed that the firm will erect a food market of about 30,000 square feet in Cheektowaga this summer. It will not affect the Medina food market and family store operation on Orient St., which will continue on its present basis. Mr. Ferri said the new Cheektowaga market, at the corner of George Urban Blvd. and Dick Road, will be adjacent to a branch bank of Liberty National Bank and Trust Co. but will not be directly. connected to a larger plaza. It is expected to be . < open in the fall. The store will be another in the chain of Bells IGA stores, with which the Medina Ferri store is associated. The Bells chain now has 31 stores and thas set a goal of 10 more in the next year. Mr. Ferri said a manager will be selected for the Cheektowaga store. John Cromwell is vice president of Ferri's Super- markets, Inc., while Mrs. Anna Cromwell is secy. and Elizabeth Ferri, treasurer. - -im &C Fisher-Price Toy Co. has revealed that a private bid opening was held yesterday for the construction of a large new plant in an industrial park on the Cattaraugus Indian Reservation at Irving, N.Y. The proposal has been for a 500,000 square foot plant to manufacture, store and ship toys of the growing com- pany. ' Earlier differences with the Serieca Indian leaders have been resolved and the plant will be the fourth for Fisher-Price, which . also is located in East Aurora, Medina and Holland, N.Y. The new plant will be near the junc- tion of Routes 5 and 20 in Irving. -im Purchase of the loéal auto agency known as Cardone Dodge is being made by Lewis A. Wagner of Mill Rd., Ridgeway, and Harley I. Webber, Niagara Falls. Mr. Wagner formerly operated Wildwood Lake, a camping facility north of Ridge Rd., near Jeddo and this is now being . operated by Frank Perkoski of Amherst. Mr. Webber has been associated most recently wioth Towne Buick Co. of Medina and has 12 years automotive experience. - .' The local Dodge agency, which maintains full service facilities, will- also handle travel trailers and trucks, in addition to passenger cars. Mr. Wagner is - president and Mr. Webber vice president. The current firm name' is continuing for the , | | WALK SHORTS | present. \Door pEcor and entry systems ADD ©1000 OF BEAUTY TO YOUR HOME FOR ONLY A 5100 AND A FEW HOURS! 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Wide selection for beauty and security with WEISER pick-proof locks and accessories, SHORE] to a s T ope C tC 222 Commercial St. - . Ph. 798-3220 - ~ Medina, N.Y. 4
