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services have and vvhl Gray.
uSe'Whisae "signals to -alert thelr«
iei:sonnel. All pubHc s^nais, such
is fw s t& a tm ? ’
The time to be concerned about civil;..defehse is when the nation
• is at peace. We live in troubled' times and should be ready for what
ihay come.
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"Here ht€-tfieliMdiah;Cir;^aidr^^
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She..wprlced at^ the
S il
i^liear,iunch, distributing gifts and
are in Workin#drder.
^#^sting in gehetal relaxing ctiores rad Stations 6^0
1240 on ydi '''they
Upon hearing a steady blast
- dfoir the patients
Conelcad . . . Cbneiran is a .sys'iPfioni-three to five
; *1minutes,
. j- 1 turn
oao
A Girl Scoyt Ndighorhopd Asso«fation meetiiig \^as“ held .January industry apd the . gpyerbment,
31. Committee menlbem-of^ Troop; wdrkihg together to bring^ou of­ aiinouncements.
*A warbling or fluctuating tone
iNo. 68 and *No. 145 helped with ficial lnformation_an<L-f:^idI d e ­
?pf“di)arations.
fense instructions in t^ijigs bf frbm three to five minutes, tells
ybu
attack is imminent. Go to the
emergency.- P o n t use the tele­
hdst possible shelter immediately.
^ row nie Troop 218 members are phone]
Members
of all services of
celebrate thek
Take Cover Signal . . . This may
birthday^ Leaders be a wailing |tone of short blasts Greece civil defense have been
are Mrs. Frank Womer, Jr';, Mrs. for three minutes on sirens, whis­ iristructed to go to their pos
Bobt. Miller and Mrs. Ross P.eri- tles, horns or similar devices. It irhmediately, unless evacuation is
means that an attack is imminent. ordered. If that is the situation,
Sneak Attack . . . No warning the police will control trj^ffic and
Intermedipte Troop 366 at­
. bright flash]. Turn off all ap­ help residents to get to the places
tended the Twelfth Night Cere- pliances^ in your home. Go -fo pre­ designated.-^--,; f,
— monry at Clark Park. Later they
The wardens'and welfare serv­
pared shelter or drop to the floor,
went to Mrs. Ekstrand’s house get undOr a bed or under a heavy ices will go immediately to the
for cookies, and hot chocolate.
designated
areas to make arrange­
table. If you are at work, obey of­
ments for housing of refugees.
Tntermedia.te Troop 151 is work­ ficials. Go to the assigned shelter
The
Town
Garage at 647 Long
ing on^second class badge'and tre­ or drop to the floor or get under Pond Road and the Treatment
fo il badge requirements. * The a desk of , work bench.
Plant
at
1100
Latta Road will
If you bre at school, obey the
members have invited Brownie
be used as assembly points for
Thjoop 668 to teach them a^ance. teacher. Qbo to the assigned shel­
trucks,
shjovels,
bulldozfers and
Isolde Hoeim Is coming to a meet­ ter or drop to the floor—out of
aiiy such heavy equipment.
in g to tell them all about Ger­ line of windows. Bury your face
Drug
stores
in
the town have
in
your
aripsl
If
you
are
outdoors,
many. The leaders are Mrs. 'Wil­
lard Roller, Mrs. Rita Walker and obey police officers and wardens. been designated as first aid sta1
Go- to the nearest shelter or build­ tidns. They are;
Mrs. Beverly Lauder; ,
Cramer Drug Store, 560 Stone
ing, drop to the ground or dive
Intermediate Troop 145 is work­ for cover. Bury your face in your Rdad,
Cornell Drug Store, 3727 Dewey
ing for- the child care badge, with
Ailenue.
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Mrs. Carl Brodt assisting. They
If yO|U are driving, pull up tp
TDewey Avenue Pharmacy, 2910
are also working for the folk danc­
in g badge. The troop has invited the side of the road. Shut off Dewey Avenue,
the
motor.
Open
the
car
window^.
Key Drugs, 3800‘ Dewey Avenue.
•the Girl Scouts, from , the ^aden
Ridge Drugs, 1950 Ridge Road
S k e e t SettIgm eht:.rtdv^P cele- Go to the nearest shelter-, or drop
■brate intomactfoiis^^niimth. The to the floor of the car and bury West.
.
leaders are Mrs. ^Timothy Keady, ybur face in yoUr arms.
Additional first 'aid statiohs will
Seven-Day Food Supply . . . be' set up where needed.
M fs. Willard MyerFahd Mrs. Lew­
Soups, milk, canned, meat, fish,
is'K ohl. ..
At the -s^resent time, Gfi^-eece
baby food, raisins, chocolate, cere­ has three secondary aid stations,
Winter camping and sports als -and dried foods.
all staffed and ready to operate.
w ere a reality for Senior Scouts
Other Necessities—Wpter, car­ They are: .
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and 'Mariners of Troop 82 last bonated drinks, canned heat,
Hoover Drive School, Hoover
weekend. The girls camped at matches, cpn opener, -flashlight,
Beechwnod in Pioneer Lodge and old newspaper, battery radio, blan­ Diive.
St. Charles School, 3003 Dewey
In the Eastwood leahtos on Janu- kets, first aid kit and jack knife.
A\fenue.
. ary 18 and 19. Patrol leaders were
The Town of Greece is divided
Mother of Sorrows School, 4922
Susan Stephans, Ann Stork and into 10 precincts or districts, with
M t Read Boulevard.
• Linda Myers.
four division headquarters located
The public information staff will
These girls attended the ' Win­ as follows;
post bulletins so the btJblic will
ter camp— Carol Benson, Carol
Greece Town Hall, 2505 Rjdge know the situation throughout the
Cange, Barbara Glasser, Linda Road West.
Myers, Margery Rapp, Suzanne
Barnard Fire Dept., 3084 Dewey
Churches in Greece will be
Spaine, Susan Stephans, Ann Avenue.
usld as shelter and feeding staStork, Linda Walker, Susan Deni­
North Greece Fire Dent., 3564
son, Winifred Perkins, Nancy Latta Road.
W
Roos and Joan Rouse.
~ ^ a d d y Hfll School, 1801 Latta
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Whether you’re away or at home. ••
Protect Your Valvables
in <i SAFE DEPOSIT BOX
Everyone has-valuable papers and jewelry which would
Jje difficult.dr expensive to replace. Keep yours in a Safe
Deposit Box at Lincoln Rochester. Protection from loss,
theft and lire for as little as $5.50 box rental a >^ear includin^ tax. jtent yours n o w .RIDGE-DEWEY OFFICE . 535 Ridge Road West
LAKE AVENUE OFFICE . . . 1495 Lake Ave.
L incoln R o c h e st e r
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Htchci^ymrwse?
Bank Annolitices
New Appointments
Arrangements, have been made
with Chief MUton H. Carter of
John W. Remington, president
the Greece Police Department to
The English department recent­ 'send one of his radio PoUce cars of ,Lincoln-Rochester Trust Com­
pany,
has announced the appoint­
to
each
division
headquarters.
Act
ly held a retirement party for
Miss Nellie Bitz, who since 1942 companying each radio car, will ments for five officers and the
has hen director of all assembly be four auxUiary motorcycle po­ election of one new officer in”
connection with a realignment of
programs, graduation exercises lice.
The division headquarters are functions.
and senior plays. She was pre­
Joseph L. Hock^nos, vicelocated
near
first
aid
stations,
sec­
sented with a gift by the departr
ondary aid stations and other ideht, has been appointed
ment.
-loan
effieei^ and manager of the
ineluded--h«±ldiBgs--te-be
used
by
civil—
de=^
Guests at the par^
commercial loan division.
Leon fense in time of disaster.
Principal Elmer Snyder,
Suydi
If public utilities fail, the police- Roy A. Ely, assistant vice-presi­
Ffiel, vice-principal.I, Ann Turula,
Mrs. Jessie Baity, Matthew Hoff­ cars win be able to receive and dent, has been appointed assistant
transmit emergency information. manager of the conmierclal loan
man, and _Pr. Alfred Goetz.
Mrs. Ann Brown has been ap­ When a message is received at a division.
Ward S. Ward, vice-president,
radio car, it will be taken to the
pointed to simceed Miss Bitz,
service for which it is intended has been appointed senior credit
Masami Mori, an English teach­ by an auxiliary motorcyclb police. officer and manager of the credit
er in Yasoka, Japan, visited All services have motorcycle po­ and loan administration division.
John W. Gabel, assistant viceMarshall High on January 20. He lice assigned to take messages
arrived in Rochester on January from the service to the radio car president, has been d'ppointed'
7, for a three-week visit in Roch­ for transmission to the control assistant manager “^of Ihe-jerediL
ester schools.
a
center, located at the Town,Hall. and loan administration division.
O. Kenneth Cooper, vice-presi­
The international teacher edu­
The control center is tinder the
cation program committee a n ^ supervision of N.
N- Raymond Kraft, dent, was appointed customer re­
ions officer, succeeding Swayne
lations
the Department'Of Health Educa- '■(jg^a^andant, and chief of
,-P. Gdodenoagh who has refifedi
tion are sponsoring Mr. Moris tions,' George Badgerow.
H. Burgatt, assistairt
visit.
Thg G reeee^ ivil Defense^Dffice~n7^^”^
has sbt up a quick caU list, hfead- vice-presidejnt, has been appointe'd
olBU i
ed by the deputy county director, persdhtiel q
, William_D- Sulliv,att-4vas~elected-^
Supervisor- Gordon A. Howe, and
Resident
Administrator •^'Walter L. Whele- vice*presldent and appointed op-,
SerfvUe With R?&E
erations officer at the njain office.
han.
A
fterthey
have
been
notified;
•V^Uliam S chaefer'of 224 South
Drive has retired from the Roches­ aU civil defensd services wiU be
ter Gas & Electric Corporation fiotified immediately. *All 'Servihe
heads follow, their 'chain of com­ , West Ridge PTA will hold Tts
after 22 jyears of servic|He has been c o n n e c t^ with the mand, so th^t one person ♦m|^e!S; ljalent|ne b^zagr. in the schpoj.
general xSdihfenaiffee department nd'inore fh |n four telephone callsi gymnasium February 14, starting
If'telejphohe service is not avail- at 7 p. na.
^ as a mechanic.
lOHN MfiRSHSLL
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Well they shouldn’t! Nose pads may leave a
slight m ark—but never a permanent one. And
' y o u r nose should never b e irritated by glasses.
Of course, your nose Has irregularities that are
' different from anyone’s else. That’s w hy you’ll find
we study it carefully. M aybe we’ll place one nose pad
higher than the other or shape Qne pad differently. l t ’»
extra attention to “little things” like this th a t make
W .& P . glasses as comfortable to wear as they
are technically accurate for your eyes.
ASK Y0U« lYI PHYSlCIAir ABOUT OUB, WORK,
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