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N ew ark. N. Y.." C o u rie r-G a z e tte , ih u rs d a y , NOV. 6, IV6?
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Paul
Pupils at the Perkins element
tary school on W. Maple Ave.
held their annual
parade in perfect Halloween wea­
ther last Friday.
It marked the 20th consecutive
year that the weatherman has
cooperated for^ tfie yearly activ­
ity which finds every teacher
and: pupil in school, except those
put with illness, in Halloween
regalia.
Approximately 400 parents and
friends lined the curbs from
the school to the South End to
view the parading Halloweeners,
numbering 450. Principal Ber­
nard Heise, wearing hi?, familiar
GI camouflage outfit, 1id the par­
ticipants In the march to the South
End and back. . •
The children in each room
picked their own winning, cos­
tumes. Winners in each room
were as follows:
Grade 3—(Miss Judith Austin),
Clark Johnson and Ann Gulloj
Mrs. )(ernon Severson—Gregory
Springett and Shari Ware; Miss
Joan Dallachlesa- -Jeffrey PaW
er'mo and Jill Lunay; Mrs. Char­
les Flkes—John Foster and Ellen
Miles.
Grade 2 -= (Mrs. Sharon Cirulli)—Erick Giljarii and Debra
Bowers; Miss Frances Dtsbrow - - Steven Slier and Beth
Oakes;- Mrs. Betty Stewart—.
Mark1 Morgantl and Ann Ruffalo;
Mrs. Linda Bolan—Jedd Hetherly
and Penny Monje.
Grade 1 — Miss Helen Ince-David Wiick and Meta Ware;
Miss Judy Bale wski*-David Hallagan and Melissa Spafford; Mrs.
A, Jones--Lonnie Volpe and. Jef­
frey AUen; Miss Mary Griffin-Nancy Schrader and James Hod-,
gson; Miss Stephanie Grainer—
Jeff Farrington andTracy Fenyn;
primary special cIass--Michael THAT’S L IF E -P erkins School pupils pre­
Furfaro and'Linda Van Haelst. sented thei7~ahnual Halloween costume pa­
jpptCIAL VISIT-Dr. Carl Brigham (right) of Macedon, dis
deputy
roaster,*
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py Nicholas Neuhard, master.
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tiree C hurch G r o u p s
ichedule M e e t in g s
juree circle groups of the
lrst t'nited Methodist Church
scheduled meetings in the
join? ueek.
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Circle 3 will meet today at
,p;ni, at the home 6 | Mrs.
Wn Hughes, 320 East Miller
with Mrs. William Miller
sco-hostess. Circle 4 will meet
iiesdav at 8 p.m. in the Church
#nge and Circle I will convene
tv at 9 i30.ajiu .ai the
onir of Mrs. Harold Shearer,.
19 Moore S t
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Frv■&Sat at 7:00 and 9:00
PI a n n in g
C o m m if t e e
S e ts B a z a a r D a te
The planning committee for the
Mizpah Circle king’s Daughters
Christmas ti'azaar and bake sale
completed plans for the project
at a meeting held at the home of
Mrs. F, C. Rochwood, chairman.
The bazaar will be held at the
Plaza laundromat on Dec. 4.
Assisting Mrs. Rockwood on her
committee are Mrs. Harold Mon­
tana, Mrs. Cornelius Sihkledam,
.M rs, Nelia .JBridgeman, -Mrs.
Bern Whitbeek and Mrs. William
Barrett.
Nov. 7-8-9
Friday, Saturday, Sunday
Sun. at 2:00, 7:00 and 9"?80
NATIONA1 GEN ERA L PICTU RES PRESENTS
AMARK R O B S O N P R O D U C TIO N
D A H D Y S G
c5 1 V e
f f - H u N T .M f e
rade Friday with friends and parents watch­
Paul Neuroth of Newark, newest member of the Wayne County
BOCtS faculty in M;uiamson, thinks ' ‘back-yard mechanics”
wduld be eliminated if they were licensed.
“ I can’t begin to say how
much I’m in favor of licensing
auto mechanics and upgrading
the field to a professional level,”
he said.
Neuroth, an Instructor in auto
mechanics II on the HOC ES cam­
pus, added that licensing would
eliminate ‘‘back - yard mecfjanics”; and perhaps result in
younger people'being induced to
take up auto .mechanics as a ca­
reer.
ing from parked cars and curbs. Principal
Bernard Heise led fhe children in parade
from school to South End and back.'
- ' RETIREE: HONORED
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- WOMEN'S GUILDCHOIR REHEARSAL
Sanctuary choir of the Em­
Women’s G uild of th e R e ­
d e em er E v angelical L u th eran manuel Tinted Methodist Church
< hurch will m eet T uesday a t will meet Wednesday at 8:30
p.m. for rehearsal.___________
8 p.m .
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Mrs. Margaret Kunes, who
recently retired after 16 years
of employment In the food ser­
vices department at the Newark
State School, whs guest of^honor
at a dinner- party given by her
fellow eiriployees ln food ser- vice on 'Monday night at the
Midway Motel.
A native of the Watertown area,
Neuroth is a graduate of Morrisville Agricultural and Technical
Institute in Automotive Tech­
nology and is continuing his edr
PAUL NEUROTH
ucatlon in the vocational program1‘
at State .University College at
He said students planning a
Qswego. ’ He was previously em­
ployed at WhelanCadillac - Pon­ career in automotive serviceshould have godd health, mech­
tiac, Inc., Newark.
Neuroth observed that students anical and manual ability, basic
fail to realize the opportunities English and reading skills, gen­
that are available in his chosen eral .science, basic math and an
Held. He. pointed out that taking interest and respect for theautoover a dealership often includes mobile-. Deanne Gook is the
the advantage of attendance at . teacher of - auto mechanics I,
Students enrolled in Neuroth’s
factory - sponsored schools.
■classes
are Lynn King, Robert
Sales and repair Of snowmobiles
and motorcycles are alsh boom­ Breen, Clyde Lundy and Reggie
ing areas of. activity, he noted. Langdon of Clyde-Savannah;
Oscar and Tom Conaway, F'red
There are 24 Juniors in Neu- •Ireland, Bill Lohrman, Greg
roth’s morning class and 11 sen­ Wood, Ron Mastraccl, Enzo
iors In his afternoon class, Hollenbeck, William Leisenring,
•Earlier Tn- the" sem ester, th e. -John Lester, Tom Pacello, Gary
classes painjeti-the interior of a Schuldt and Keith Wagner of Ly­
two-toned blue ana arranged the
ons; Miokey Cantwell, Jerry Cic­
equipment to give the appearance ero, Eddy Depape of Marlon;
.of a modern auto dealership. Arthur Bills, Chris. Black, Ste­
.The class recently acquiredaSun ven Peck, Jay Teeter, and Tom
1120 electronic engine- tester. Donk of Pal-Mac; Donald Allen,
‘‘Now we test, not g u ess/’ Joe Everett, George Jones,Gary
said Neuroth.
Lyman,. John Reed, Wilfred RoThe new equipment is used to
das', Lee Shippers, Karl \ y ip k diagnose motor trouble in such hahi, David Betts, Robin Caves
systems as ignition, compres­ and Keith Gary of North Rbs esion, fuel, starting arid charging,, Wplcott.
Experience also Includes pre­
ventative as well as •corrective"
'. WED 35 YEARS
maintenance, ordering and billing"parts, customer relations and
Mr. .and Mrs- Albert Frank
relationships among employees of Whitbeek Rd. celebrated their
and with management, said Neii- 35th wedding, anniversary at the
roth.
Red Rooster Saturday night.
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AT BERN FURNITURE:
• NEWARK & WOLCOTT
Winners—fn—.the lialluweerrmural painting contest have been
announced
by Alex . Eligh,
director of the Newark Com­
munity Center.
Bellhurst Castle
Connelly's Cove
Route 14, Geneva, N. Y.
Lake Bluff Rd., Sodus Bay ^
Long fam ous for its fine
foods and congenial atm os­
phere high on the shores of
beautiful Seneca Lake. Prim e
rigs, roast duck, lobster tails
are our specialties. Catering
to sm all parties, weddings.
Dancing on Friday, Saturday
and Sunday night.
Are you in the mood for fa-bulous food? Then you’ll go
for the outstanding m eals
served on scenic. Sodus Bay.
Try our specialty—Deljmonico.
steak. Catering to parties, all
—legal beverages-. Reservations
—call North Rose LT 7-9096.
ScofMd'* Diner
Cindli's
Country House Rest.
240 E. Union St., Newark. N.Y.Servtng the finest in foods,
open 7 days a week for
breakfast, lunch and dinner.
For a complete meal or a
snack stop in, Fast courteous
service. Plenty of parking.
Lake Rd. (R te. 18) Sodus
For those' who want a new
dining experience make the
happy discovery of Cinelli's
Country House, a royal wel­
come awaits you and your
family, whether it be for
luncheon, dinners, banquet
or an outdoor affair. Tues.
to Fri., 12-2, 5-9. Call HT 39508.-
Open 7 Days 6-7 30 P.M.
V
Bus Bium’s
GariockHouse
Route 31, Main St., Palm yra,
Burnham's Red Roaster
So Great — and so near
you1 Wayne cou n ty’s m ost
. beautiful
restaurant.
F u ll,
course or plate dinner.s from .
the area’s m ost varied m e­
nu. More than 25 different
selections at prices you can
afford. Open evdry day. Din­
ners from 5 to 11. (Satur­
days- . till m idnitei. Sundays
and Holidays noon til 10
Brmg the fatnily. Children
welcome. 597-5274.
Route 88 — 4 Corners —
F a ir v ille
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5 Miles North of Newark
Wayne County’s new est res­
taurant with.—its-, rustic at­
mosphere welcom es you and
your family.. Our speciality—
■'Chlcken4h-the -Basket'' and
"Char-Broiled stea k .” S in ­
ners 5 to 10 p.m . Sunday *
to 9 p.m. Closed all day Tues­
day.
All legal Beverages
served-
American. E x p re ss Cards Honored
ZoppWs Restaurant
YoHi Inn
224 N. Mats St., Newark, N.Y,
Italian Foods a specialty of
the house. Also American
menu. Fine facilities for
banquets and parties. Open
daily at 4 P.M. Dinners from
5:30-9:30 except Monday.
Your Hosts Frank and Pat
Zappia. 331-3009.
RD 2, 1 mi. K. of Phelps
on Rte. 96
S e r v in g lu n c h e s a n d d in n er.s
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d a y s a w e e k . C lo se d M o n ­
d a y s . T h e h o u se . s p e c ia lty
B r o ile d S te a k s M a k e r e s e r ­
v a tio n s no w fo r y o u r p a r ti e s .
Call 548-8701
David Peckler and Frank
Shulla won first prlze'ln-the older
group division with thefr mural
on the window at W'ayne Drugs
Store. Ken and Karen Cameron
and Lou Shultz teamed up to take
second prize for their work on
Ken’s Barber Shop window.
Third prize was awarded to
Cindy Pearson, Bill Wright, Clay
Wagner and Nancy Straeblng for
their mural at the Montgomery '
and Ward Store. Karen and Kathy
Ulrich won fourth prize for their
‘ —moral at1 CeIsdT;T4fews Room.
In the younger group class first.
prize went to Maureen Me Hale
for. her mural at- the Penney Store,
Rounding outthe winners were:
John Marshall and DonaldCola^cino, Trading Post, second; Jean
Langenstein, EllieMausand Amy
Crider^ third, Atkins; Cathy Papcum and Marie Bler man, fourth,
Courier-Gazette; Nick and Tom
Colasurdo, fifth, Electric and (
Gas; Jim Lang and Ed Burgess,
sixth, Sibley’s; Judy Losoh •and
Linda Hughson, seventh, Schiff’s;
Marshall Richards, eigth, Ar­
cadia Hardware; Danny Sporn and
Carey Farrell, ninth, Tower
Appliance; Kathy VaftSon,. Jotjie
Betts and Barb Van' Son, tenth,
Woolworth's; Martha and Col­
leen, eleventh, Farrell’s; Kathy
Witt, . Anne Derr, tweltft, Loblaw’s; Denise Kudla, Karen
Buckett, May Glzzi, 13th, Sub
Deb; Celso children, 14th, New­
ark-Laundromat; Bob Miranda
and Pete Dodson, 15th, Unit
Parts.
DELUXE LIVING ROOM GROUP
D e co rato r sty I ed*-w ith c le a n m odern
lin e s fo r th e n e w e s t slim and e le g a n t
i o 6 k. Q u a lity c o n stru c tio n for mony
y e a r s o f com forf and e n joym ent , . .
c arefuH y ta ilo r e d ond d e ta ile d to
m ak e th is s e t o n e you can b e.p ro u d
to own. You get: sofa, lo u n g e chair.
2 lamp ta b le s , c o ffe e ta b le and 2
lam ps. H i5 B ack m a tc h in g c h a ir and
o ttom an a v a i l8b le .
em
w ith any s in g le p u rc h a s e of. $ 5 9 .9 5 or m oro.
11
Pc.
CO FFEE
SERVING
SET
B ring glam our and charm to your ta b lo with
th is lo v e ly co ffee se rv m g s e t in lu s tro u s high
fire d c eram ic. P erfect, fo r la t e ev en in g enter*
ta m in g . You get: S a lt & p ep p er sh ak e rs; cream ­
er a n a s u g a r bowl with co v ers, nopkin ho I dcr,
|am p o t with cover and la d le , b ig c o f f e e p o t and
cover.
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Red Cross,Initiates
Class fn First Aid,
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A course ifl first aid will be
conducted at. the Palmyra-Macedon Junior Senior High School
• under the supervision of Mrs,
■ Marjorie Keith, Wayne County
first aid chairman for the Red
Cross.
The cla ss started Oct. 27 and
. p \ . is held Mondays at 7 p.m. There
Will be no class this Monday*
- CHOIR REHEARSALS
Junior aiid senior choirs of
the Port Gibson United Method­
ist Church will hold rehearsals
today at 7 and 7:30 p.m., .re­
spectively.
A truly lu x u rio u s d in e tte th a t b rin g s b e au ty
a n d s ty le to yo u r d e^o r. T a b le h a s la m in a t­
e d top in ric h w oodgrain e f f e c t.th a t re s i s ts
m a rs arid s ta i n s . . . 36x48 th a t e x te n d s to
60 in c h e s. G a lle ry b ack c h a irs a re co v ered
in lo v e ly flo ral p<ftt*m' vinyl.
SIMMONS
HOLLYWOOD
o good n ig h t’s slee p for a c h an g e *
Refax
on
romo J.,rnmons in n o rsp rin g ^ m a ttre s se s . U s e
t h e s e tw in b e d s in any bedroom. T h is b e au ty 1
p le te Vrith h e a d b o a rd s for such a low price*
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