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Business Service 1 ALL MAKES SEWING MACHINES RE- PAIRED, ADJUSTED. | Free estimates, pick up and delivery, Four Seasons Fabrics, Main Street, Medina. Phones 798-4760. 21“ ALL MAKES VACUUM CLEANERS RE- PAIRED. Free estimatés, pickup and delivery. Four Seasong Fabrics, Main Street, Medina, Phone} 98-4760 211f TUXEDO RENTALS or 'PROMS, WED- RINGS and PARTY WEAR, Prices start- fins at $10.00. KENNEDY BROS. At TRUCK TOPPER - All sizes with or 'without insulation. Keep your spare tire and other valuables locked. BARRE SERVICE CENTER, Rr 98, Albion. Phone: 589-9627. 27128 Special Notices 4 YARD SALE - Thurs. 27th, Fri. 28th, Sat. 29th. 11266 Blair Rd. 25128xx Entertainment 6 COME Back to the country. Trail rides daily 11:00 a.m. to dark. HARBOR HERITAGE STABLES, 3272 Eagle Har- bor Rd., Albion.. 589-4674. Horses for beginners or experienced riders. | e 211A24 w nmn onn mam cen ain For Sale 9 CORRUGATED METAL CULVERT PIPE. New and used at our yard at W. Les Rd. KEELER CONSTRUCTION CO., INC., Albion. Ph: 589-4481. s0i#f FOR SALE - 1968 Mallard Tent Trail- er. $495. 765-2684. __ 24128 Furniture 10 FOR SALE - Kitthen set. Round table, two chairs and a leaf. Call 798-4824. * 37 SS DIRECTORY HAVE PAINT - Furniture * 10 Mobile Home; 299 FURNITURE REPAIRS - Furniture up- holstered, springs retied. Also do all antique work. leo Bloom, Ramshaw Rd., LGdonvillo.‘ Phone 765-2324‘\ ant M'rcycles, Bicycles 18B ADULT BIKES - 3, 4, 5, and 10-speed. Sales and service. Mon. thru Thir. 3-5. Fri. 3-8. Sat. 1-5. PEDAL PARLOR, 183 N. Main St., Lyndonville. 765-9118. > Ju26HJ131 CLEARANCE SALE - Chaparral Mini Cycles. Must make room for snow- mobiles. 5 Maple Ave., Middleport or call 735-9606. hu FOR SALE - Rebuilt bicycles. Boy's 24 in. Tandem. 211 North Ave. 798-1057. _ 26128xx fl Real Estate for sale: 20 FOR SALE -- S-room, 2-story | house. Large basement and attic, steamn, gar- age. 1215 W.Ave., Medina. Reasonable Owner will help finance. Phone owner collect 516-223-9447. \_ sor FOR SALE - Village of Albion.: 4-bed- room home (or use one bedroom as den). 1% baths, fireplace, thermopane windows, two-zone hot water base- board heat, 2-car garage, laige lot. 12 Elmwood Ave. Call 589-6777. : 24128 SMALL LOT - 100' x 133\ just west of village on Rt. 31. Well, septic system and power located on lot. Call 798- 4136 after 5:00. assi NEW - 3 BEDROOM SPLIT LEVEL HOME - Ensign Ave., Phone 589-5623. FOR SALE - 6 room house with bath. McKinstry St., Albion. By mortgage or $130 per month on contract. Write Box 660, c/o Journal-Register. 24128 a f / WILL TRAVEL ! A Top Gun at Painting! \ FULLER'S PAINTING - RESIDENTIAL and COMMERCIAL 798-3250 Jay D. Fuller Free Estimates 920 Orient St. Medina Plumbing & Heating 11075 W. Center St. Ext. Vince & Jeanette Bigselli © Westinghouse @ Kitchenaid © Yorktown Kitchens Ph. 798-4757 © Magic Chef | © Fedders Plumbing - New or Old Work - Electric Sewer Cleaning Gas and Oil Hydronic Heating Systems Furnaces - Water Heaters - Fixtures Visit Our Showroom Plenty of Parking Hours: Mon.-Fri. 9 a.m.-9 p.m. - Sat. 9 a.m.-6 jam. E. R. SCHARPING REALTY One of Orleans County's Largest Coverage from Lockport to . Rochester. Wanted to Sell in the Medina, Middleport, Lyndonville and Albion Areas ® Homes ® Farms ® Apartment Houses 0 Businesses -_ ¢ Factories and Open Land - - - Nothing Too Large or Small Free Information - free Appraisols with Listing Call Now Medina ___ Bob Leigh, 798-1780 - Albion , Ted Scharping, 589-5454 TORMEY REAL ESTATE DOROTHEA D. TORMEY, Realtor Phone 798-2628 Appraisal on Request _- GENE COLLETTE \insurance of all Kinds\ Did your insurance rates go up this year? BEFORE you Buy or Renew, Check MY RATES! -_ Young Drivers Welcome Ph: 798-4124 (anytime) Agent-Alistate Ins. Co. Home Office - Northbrook, III. JAMES ENDERBY Slade Road, Medina, N. Y. i Ph. Medina 798-1395 Electrical Contractor Industrial Commercial Free Estimates Electric Heat for Your New or Present Home PROFESSIONAL WALL COVERING (Papers, Vinyls, Murals) By Allen Sqaj For Free Estimates Call: 798-1489 798-9890 798-0879 Wanted Houses to Paint by Experienced Men Free Estimates Ph. 798-3013 or 798-1973 Specializing in Home Sales Bill Steiner Commercial - Residential Painting © Brush @ Roller © Airless Spray Free Estimates Phone 798-0062 ORLEANS CONSTR. CO. Residential - «Commercial Blacktop - Paving - Sealing Concrete Construction lSepfic Systems - Water Lines Sewers - Backhoe Service 12334 Ridge 3d. 798-1637 FLOODED OR WET BASEMENT? Flooded or wet basements made | dry. Cracked or bowed cellar walh repaired. Steel posts replaced, Sump pump-drain tiles installed. Serving the Public for 20 years CALL COLLECT 1-688-6111 DONAtD YORK, INC. Medina Memor‘iq‘l‘ Co. \ Formerly - White's Memorial Co. | Pres. Margaret Theresa 2Greenland Dealer in Best Burr-{Granite - @ Monuments ® Markers ® Urns ® Date Cutting Duplicators of Any Kind 121 E. Center St., Medina, NY. 798-1250 - after 5:00 p.m. CLOSEOUT SALE RICE _ TRAILER SALES Yorkshire Corners at intersection of Ris. 39 & 16 Phone: (716) 496-5050 DISCOUNT PRICES _ 19 “ledSe-s Bedroom Models Down Payment $ 410.00 Per Month $ 71 00 84 months at 12.15 annual percentage rate. Total deferred payment price $6374.00 Med.-Mod. and E. A. Decors - Ready For Delivery Free Delivery Within 100 Miles We take anything of value on trade. 'Open 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. Daily $3850.00 I / nou no dod oer -{ dose start? 4 © 1972 by NEA, Inc, well, I READ \ Tis Ap OV . | Tig nsibe OF | DATES AHEAD JULY 30 - Sacred Heart Annual Society Picnic, Sacred Heart Club Grounds, sponsored by Sacred Heart Society. AUGUST 45 - Rummage Sale, Lyndonville Town Hall, sponsored by W.S.C.S. of Lyndonville Methodist Church. Wanted to Rent - 39 fl Legal Notice APT. WANTED - 2-bedroom, 1st floor, central - location. - Immediately,. Mrs. Arnold Root. 798-0465. 25127 xx RESPONSIBLE Teacher with small fam- ily needs 2 or 3 bedroom house to rent in or near Medina. Call 798-1819. 25128xx WANTED - 3-bedroom thouse Have \ good references. Please call 798-0712. Produce for Sale 2§\ ' FOR SALE - Fresh Peas U-Pick. Ready now. Also potatoes. John W. Eick Jr., West Shelby Rd. 17128 CHERRIES U-PICK - Small trees. Ervin Farewell, Stone Rd., Middleport. 735- 7197. 24128xx HOMEGROWN: - Pickles, Corn, Toma- toes, Squash, Cabbage, Beans, Cueum- ber, Currants. Ben Satkowski. Phone: 798-3652. 25tf FOR SALE - Sour cherries. Orders fill- ed and delivered. 735-3365. ___ 25f31 Livestock and Pets 24 DOG BOARDING -- $1.50 a day. Sun- day's free. In eighth season. 735-3344. | . - 25128 Automotive 25 FOR SALE-1966 Ford Station Wagon. $195. 765-2684. 24128 FOR SALE - 1968 Chevy I!. Low mile« age, one owner, 6 cylinder, automatic. A fantastic buy. 798-2630 or 798-0602 26127 Help Wanted 34 HERE IS your chance for an extra in- come. Join in on a fast growing, brand new to this area, business. For infor- mation call 765-2464. 27120xx _ CASHIER's POSITION Must be at least 17 Hours 5-10 p.m. ‘ Alternating Sundays from 9-5 Two references required Bellis Supermarket Medina onine Help Wanted-male 35 WANTED - Tank truck driver must be mechanically - inclined. Farm - back- ground and Class 3 license preferred. Apply at 109 Park Ave. 9-3:00 p.m. 2611 EXPERIENCED floor buffed needed in Medina area. Please call collect 297- 4200. am Help Want'd-female 36 $100 A MONTH EXTRA CASH-Would it solve your budget problems? Many Avon Representatives actually earn an estimated $40 weekly spare time sell- ing our famous products. Why can't you! For details call now: 765-2424 after 6:00 p.m. or write: Mrs. N. Ken- yon, 10292 Roosevelt Highway, Lyn- donville. 27 Position Wanted 37 WANTED-Concrete work of all types. Reasonable. Free estimates. 798-4466 or 589-5315. 26128 WANTED - Proprietor of County ap- proved Boarding Home for Adults wants to rent large to moderate size hgme in Village of Albion, Have refer- nces. Phone 589-5797. 26128xx Apartment for Rent 40 APPLICATIONS BEING ACCEPTED, for one and two bedroom apartments. Call 798-4600. MH [NORTH TOWNE | APTS. Medina, N.Y. Now Leasing | 1 and 2 Bedroom Apts. | e Air Conditioned | * Wall to Wall Carpeting * Dishwasher * Garbage Disposal * Range For Further Information, - Call Mr. Joseph Rich Ph. 798-1093 Taking Applications for Lyndonville ——__—_—-'———__— Instruction 43 ORGAN, PIANO LESSONS -- Children, adults, beginners. Virginia Bishop, 798 1969. af , , M Legal Notice 45 LEGAL NOTICE NOTICE OF SPECIAL SCHOOL DISTRICT ELECTION - CEN- TRAL SCHOOL DISTRICT NO. 1 OF THE TOWNS OF YATES, RIDGEWAY, CARLTON AND GAINES 1 NOTCE IS HEREBY GIVEN that. a SPECIAL SCHOOL DIS- TRICT ELECTION of the inhab- itants of the district qualified to vote at school meetings has ******= been called by the Board of Edu- cation of Central School DistriCE | No. 1 of the Towns of Yates, Ridgeway, Carlton, and Gaines on Thursday, August 24, 1972 for the purpose of filling a Board vacancy as follows:. . NAME OF LAST INCUMBENT Stanley Barry, Jr. TERM OF OFFICE _ 8 years ' AND NOTICE is also given that petitions nominating can- didates for the above office of member of the Board of Educa- tion must be filed with the Clerk of the District not later than 4:00 p.m. on August 10, 1972. | | ' of Education to be filled shall be considered a separate office. A separate petition shall be re- quired to nominate a candidate to each separate office. Each petition shall be directed to the Clerk of the School District, shall by signed by at least twenty-five (25) qualified voters of the District, shall state the residence of each signed, must state the name and residence of the candidate, and shall describe the specific vacancy on the Board for which the candi- date is nominated, which des- cription shall include the length of the term of office, and the: name of the last incumbent. Balloting for the Special Elec- tion will take place from 1:00 p.m. to 8:00 p.m. E.D.S.T., on Thursday, August 24, 1972 at the L.. A. Webber High School, Lyn- donville, New York. Dated: July 24, 1972 t By Order of the Board of Ed- ucation, - Lyndonville Central School District No. 1, Towns of Yates, Ridgeway, Carlton and Gaines Esther F. Baker, School District Clerk J27,A3,10,17 LEGAL NOTICE PLEASE TAKE NOTICE, that there will be a meeting of the Village of Lyndonville Zoning Board of Appeals on August 8, 1972 at 5:00 p.m. Eastern Day- light Saving Time at the Village Clerk's Office, Main Street, Lyn- donville, New York, for the pur- pose of hearing a request for variance filed by American Sign and Indicator Corporation to al- low the erection of a commer- cial sign on the Citizens Central Bank building on the southeast corner of Main Street and Maple Avenue, which sign will have a proposed size of about 50 square feet, which size is in excess of that permitted by the Lyndon- ville Zoning Ordinance. | ° DATED: July 26, 1972 Beverly M. Bacon Village Clerk | J27 For Your Classifieds Phone 798-1400 v o o o oo w e ale e ele u 000 ® aTeTeTeTeTeToTeTeTaTe®s s Co \® seas\ aan ane a \a o \\s 45 By JOSEPH M. CHAPMAN BIRMINGHAM, Ala. (UPID- Persons with emotional and behavioral problems may be taking their difficulties to a computer some day, rather than to the psychiatrist's couch. A recent experiment by scientists at Harvard and the University of Alabama in Birmingham (UBA) indicates computers can be programmed to \perform functions: similar to those of human psychologists and psychiatrists.\ - - A - small computer - was programmed to replace several \listening\ functions usually performed by human interview- ers in the experiment by Dr. Charles Slack, a consultant at UBA Medical Center, and his brother, Dr. Warner Slack, an assistant professor of medicine at Harvard. In the experiment, young persons were hired to tell their troubles to both human and electronic listeners. Could Reduce Costs The Slacks say their study shows that for at least some, talking to a computer can be helpful. For others, they say the machine was actually preferable to a human thera- pist. However, the idea is not to replace humans in psychothera- py but to give them a néw tool and meet some of the problems caused by a shortage of professionals in the field. In many cases, the brothers believe the cost of therapy could be reduced. patients could be endangered by the intrusion of a| computer. But the brothers | say the experiments drew more praise than criticism after they were reported in a June issue of the New - England - Journal of Medicine. \The best psychiatrists and psychologists know | that the time they spend with each patient is limited,\ i Charles Slack. \T miles long. \If a computer help, most professionals are all for it.\ ._ Computer Talks The computer asks questions and ' talks to the patient by presenting words on a video screen. The patient responds by pressing keys on a typewriter- like keyboard and by speaking directly into a microphone. \The computer first asks a\ series of psychiatric questions in an attempt to tap emotional and behavioral problems such as depression, sex difficulties, insomnia, etc.,\ a UBA spokes- man. said,. \The computer stores the patient's answers to - the history questionnaire and 'remembers' them for later use.\ Aithough the computer \un- derstands\ the answers the patient feeds it through the keyboard, it does not under- NOTICE OF PROPOSED CHANGES IN TELEPHONE RATE SCHEDULES Notice is hereby given that the follow- ing proposed change in regulations been filed with the Public Service Com- mission to be effective September 1, 1972. A residence extension may be lo- cated on any premises which is a domestic establishment of the subscriber or a joint user, pro- vided the use is restricted to the subscriber, a joint user and mem- bers of their domestic establish- ments. NEW YORK TELEPHONE CO. Computer May Replace Psychiatrist's Couch stand the spoken word. But it can tell whether or not the patient is talking and, given a long pause, says something like, \Are you having trouble?\ Given a \'yes\ answer, it might then. say, \Well just try - saying the first thing that comes into your mind.\ \'Talking alone to a computer or being recorded for .a later listener may be of some help to some patients,\ the Slack brothers say. \In these cases - the computer can be pro- grammed and will cost much less in terms of time than a human. - \'The computer cost is less than $4 or $5 an hour and perhaps much less, while the human cost would be more than $20 an hour, perhaps much more,\ they said. . Endorse _ Democrats NEW YORK - (UPD-Two unions with a. combined mem- bership of 460,000 Wednesday endorsed the Democratic ticket of Sens. George McGovern and Thomas Eagleton. Jacob Potofsky, president of the 385,000-member Amalga- mated Clothing Workers of America, said in announcing his union's endorsement - that \President Nixon has demon- strated a consistent disregard for the needs and aspirations of - working people.\ Leon J. Davis, president of the 75,000-member National Union of Hospital and- Nursing Home Employes, said, \Labor can't afford to sit this one out and claim to be a special and political force for progress in the United States.\. That - apparently was _ a reference to the AFL-CIO's decision to endorse neither the McGovern ticket nor the Republican. ' McGovern and Eagleton, Po- tofsky said, have \consistently demonstrated their support for the goals of working - people and opposed Republican blind. obe- dience to big business.\ % . INA JOURNAL-REGISTER - 11 THURSDAY, JULY 27, 1972 . Baby Lives In Plastic Bubble HOUSTON (UPI)-Since his birth 10 months ago, David has lived inside a sterile plastic bubble. His world of gloved hands and distorted faces is the size of a large playpen. _ Placed outside his artifical nursery David could be dead within a few hours. Even a common cold virus would become his. deadly enemy. His system is unable to 'produce antibodies, substances in the blood that kill or weaken invading bacteria. That defect killed his brother at birth and forwarned doctors who deliv- ° ered David last Sept. 21. The baby, identified only as David at his parents' request, was placed in the bubble five seconds after birth. Wednesday, doctors at Texas Children's Hospital said David is now ready for corrective treatment which may give his otherwise healthy body some immunity against germs. Doctors first will give him a protein extracted from - a normal person's white blood cells. A physician said it may show his immunity system is intact but \that a chemical necessary to activate it is missing.\ . If this fails other options are a thymus gland transplant and then a possible bone marrow operation. This would be the last choice since the baby doesn't have a donor with compatible cells. In the meantime, everything David eats, breathes or touches must be sterilized. His parents must content themselves with holding their baby with plastic gloved hands through portholes on the side. No one has ever touched David's skin. . \The objective was to protect against fatal infections,\ a doctor said. \The bubble has certainly done that.\ «« o = O » w @ a o a we ule e ace wie wos neuer Horden anni n 626202000065 eee ent o 9.0 \eous a Ss _ Man for custodial work ap- prox. three to four hours daily - 4 p.m. to 7 or 8 p.m. , Light work, gbod opportun- ity for able - bodied retired per- son or for working man seeking added income. CALL IN PERSON AFTER 2 P.M. AT JOURNAL-REGISTER 413 Main ‘Si‘t. - ~Fresh: Pitted Each vacancy upon the Board BUSINESS DIRECTORY Schoenberg Photography - Passports, Chauffeurs, 1.D.'s, Baby Pictures - etc. 140 State St. Medina, N.Y. 798.0879 Bramer Electric, Inc. 798-0800 Antenna Specialists with the NEW ANTENNA'S c ; REPAIRED Antenna and INSTALLED TV & Appliance Specialists Patty & Jeff Schoenberg Perfect Color Channel Master Antenna Systems For Multiple Outlets Frigidaire - GE - Zenith - Gibson || Tappan - Hoover - Amana - Sony 135 E. Center St. Medina, N.Y. NOTICE OF PROPOSED CHANGES IN TELEPHONE RATE SCHEDULES Notice is hereby given that the following change in telephone rate schedules has been filed with the Public Service Commissiqn to be effective September 1, 1972. Personal Signaling Service (BELLBOY) in Syracuse, New York 1 . Service Connection Charge Proposed Prose Personal signaling service including service, receiver, rechargeable battery and battery charger $25.00 $8.00* Personal signaling service including service only- ~ customer to provide receiver equipment $25.00 $8.00* *Only one service connection charge applies when Personal Signaling Service is subscribed to on an individual or multiple basis and ordered by the same subscriber for completion at the same time. R NEW YORK TELEPHONE COMPANY , NOTICE OF PROPOSED CHANGES _ | IN TELEPHONE RATE SCHEDULES Notice is hereby given that the following proposed telephone rate schedules have been filed with the Public Service Commission to be effective September 1, 1972. Introduction of rates and charges for a mullipio data set arrangement Monthly Installation Rate 6 100 Series haree ¥or sending and receiving up to 300 bits per second in sequence with automatic answer feature, arranged for use as an answer-only station (multiple dats set arrangement) - Common equipment for each group of 20 dats sei or thetiontbgroof. p 20 date sets Each answer only data set Cabinet to house up to 20 data sets Cabinet to House up to 120 data sets Optional Data Auxiliary Set providing lamping for Hine and date set status and alternate reoice communications |_ . sos Kor initial 30 data sets or fraction thereof $50.00 15.00 10.00 50.00 ‘ 25.00 84.00 For each additional group of 20 data sets fractil ~ thereof (maziimum of 2 groups) sees or fraction §.25 10.00 In liéu of the Telephone Company furnishing the above equipment, at the above - rates, ttitle customer at his option may provide this equipment subject to tariff regal: ions. * NEW YORK TELEPHONE COMPANY Sour Cherries 30 lb; Sugar Paék Without Sugar Available 8 i AM - 9 PM . Manday - Friday Mon Kelly Ave. roe Frozen Foods _ - Middleport, N.Y. .
