spring, '
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ws 4nd
all-lout
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OW NURSi o f - i
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others;, dn?.-the speakerls
C.. iPryer, ^punly coipinan-;
K .V . u g u o i r s r j c m s r
rin: I h e - w r l f
4 e ^ , WiJUdni
dpflp»‘<B,.Hpworrf.Jo^!Op's . ,
at Stone Road.
Present—
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w il|t«be honoredy tincluding- John <
BayM tt, -Milton H. ChrterTJHW-'
IMPERIAL
G R E E G liS G T I N G B i:
inp«dv CuafhiM Milea and% Plpyd '
, BLENDED- WIHSKEY
Xltfg? BK-qiegrge'-E^'Banders, Wfl;
Fulf ^ uart $5.29
lianas* Diedrich, EdWin Pearsons!
The new .Greece Hptary ^Gluh The Greece K. of ..C. team.,;has.
Hai^Id'* Stephenson, Christopher
illlreceixe^its charter at a 'din­ capturedi. the . IntertCoimcil .bowb
^ p |ffigeiW E < ^ agd ^ 4T abel,- jy^ (
PLENTY'Of.PREEJPARKING at DOOR
ner
8 at'6:3b p!ih. W ebampionsrap for the thirdShiWt .andv Joseph H,; Smith.
'. .
IlliB H IiH IlH ilat - C r e s c e n t Successive yeara .
Open DaUy.—10. a. m ..to 10 p. m.j
Dimrer will he seived under
Thetriumph
gave
the
Greece:
Fteachr
Hotel.
A
t
direction o f a- committee; o f ^tps?;
Dudley Field , of ^Knights permanent possession of
Jliairy ,jmembers, with -Marsha Hill
[BOQbester R o t ­ the trophy offered by State Dep^
andr*Amy Ver . Weirct as co^hair;
v v v w v v v w v n jw w w r tw
^' w i v j w v m
ary, former dis- uty Raymond L. Nary.
Ross Attinasl was high man.
t r i c t governor,
A sidt wfli be presented by Al­
and Ralph .Mas­ with a three-game tally of 566.
fred'. Bowers, .Bertram Wowe3E„
on " of Wolcott Doug Walker had 522.
Milford Coon," Willis La Barr,
will officiate.
Crebrge Wyatt and Noel C. WernOfficers of Greece Council are
'■ Representatives
of all of the the Rev. John J. Steger, chapThe post a n d ' auxiliary win
['area’s 54 Rotary Victor De Simon, deputy grand
sponsor- ih^ ix. aimual Easter. Egg
'pnits will attend lain; Bernard Pilot, grand knight;
. Hunt for town children 10 yearsVictor D e Simon, deputy grand
the fete,
■ old.-and under March 28. on ihje
. JT lLe,. program' knight; “ Robert TTebergei^ ehanp o u n d s of- the post home. G r ^
Lwill include offii- celior; John Greeley, advocate;
BRING a FRIEND or MEMBER of the FAMILY
PowsU. form er' commander, is
cia 1 installation William tSauers, recorder; Martin
-chairman of the event. There will
Offer Good Until March 28
^
Brett SUauss of the new clubs Kolb, tresaurer; Pierre Reiland,
,nd th(
officers, headed by Fred E. financial secretary; Kenneth Farr,
vvill. be present.
warden;
Clifford
Newman,
inside
Strauss, manager of Greece Of­
- In an impressive cereraoB3rv last fice, Genesee Valley-Union Trust guard; Michael H eberg^ and
Mopday,... C o m m a n d e r ' Louise
3795 D ew ey Avenue— Corner of Sutorlus
Francis V. Long, outside guards,
s, j:
Company, presiderit.^
Weenham of ‘■Greece Post and
Opposite Nurthgate Plaza
The staff includes Vincent L. and Vincent L. Tofany, RaymoniId !■
M^^ha
auxiliary president,
Tofany, town* attorney, vice-pres­ Cannan and John Degus, trustees.
EVENING& Bt'APPOlNTMENTr-CHarlotte. 2-5918
presented ^Pledge _of Allegiance ident; the Rev. J. Ralph Shotwell
_cards "to representatives of
New, Modern Shop
Air-Conditioned Dryers
of Greece Baptist Church, secre­ The Greater Greece Press
town’s
public
and
paroc
March 1 9 /1 9 5 9
tary; John L, Nolte of Ridgecrest
schppls ,lo r distribution in
Hardware, treasurer, and Fernan­
schools.
do Di Nardo, builder,-Airector,.
Avon -Rotary pssisited f h e new
group in its-preparations for in­
duction- Into )the national organ­
ization. --U. , N ___
magic
EdiatY GliA News-^i.
,girl
Kbights. of .Columbus.
’
TWO $15 HELENE CURTIS
|
PERMANENTS—
5
For the_Price of ONE! |
I
tive
mR.
guy
.M T h e B lB
lega? be
1 in
I beJhull
^yii^
ities.
f.
AMERICANA SALON OF BEAUTY
W id t's “Doing
IS
:
ii GeiiAeciiiaif
Get*AGC|iiaiiiled O ffe r.
le.
self a
.
GREECE:.
GLenwood c3€021
'Qlsble!
pop
Pays
M e r g in g
Greece Lodge o f Elks will elect
officers for the coming year to ­
night at a meeting at the Barhard
Exempts Club. Formal installation
ceremonies will be held April 2.
C. Kaye Tomasino is scheduled
to ,succeed George W. Badgerow
as exalted ruler. He heads an un­
opposed: slate of nominees. Others
who! are expected to be ^elected
tom^ht to serve with him are Ken­
neth Smith,^ leading knight; George
Betwlonan, loyal knight; Patrick
Wittinan, lecturing knight; Georg.
Kip^l^t" secretary; Fred Wood. ard| treasurer, and Edward Hess,
Hess, tiler.
Norman Gerhard, past exalted
mle?, is slated for election to the
office of trustee for a five-year
term, and James E. Fraser is the
choice for alternate state dele­
gate,
A^anee~will be held by the seniorg o f the Youth Bowling League,
spofi^red by Greece . Lodge, on
Maich 31 at the Exempts Club.
The.Spencerport Dance Band will
projdde the music and a buffet
dinper will be served.
Bob Eox, seiiior .vice-president
is ekaiTman. He will -be. -assisted,
by Henry H ess and John Hudson.
The lodge is the first organizer
tioh in the town to present a book
„ to4h e^ reece_ Puhlic_.Libraiy, *
The book is a'history of
Elkt organization.
Fiiiemen 'Extiiiguish
Gc^soHne^ Tank Blaze
A gasolihe pump" at the, ^dw ar4
Nemec Service Station, Dewey
Avenue at Denise Hoard, burst
intej flames when it was knocked
oyet by a skidding c a rla st IThursday,
Assistant Chief Erie Jackson of
Barpard Fire Department report­
ed ^hat the car, operated by Frj
Preftifilippe of ' 3335 Edgemere
Drite. knocked the pump several
feet. Chemicals were used
douse the blaze.
Leaders Auuduheed
For Fund CampMgn
Twelve co-chairmen have been
appointed to-serve with Fred E.
Strauss
in
spearheading the
town’s Community Chest - Red
Cross- Fund Campaign, scheduled
for May 7 through 18.
The top aides, announced by
Strauss this week, are Richard
Holden, George W. Badgerow,
Samuel Einhorn, Francis J. Cra­
mer, Fernando Di Nardo, Walter
L. Whelehan, Laverne Burton,
William' P. Cass, Thomas H. Prit­
chett, Frederick J". Conway, Mer­
ton Mitchell' and Mrs. Dorothy
Foreman.
The co-chairmen will appoint
ckptains to head the campaign
efforts in the town’s 44 election
districts.
GRftNfi
01>^ENIN6
TOMORROW and SATURDAY
March 20th and 21st
10 a.'m . to 5 p; m.
RIDGECREST SHOPPING CENTER
1968 RIDGE ROAD WEST
FREE PRIZ E S EVERY H O U R
Red Jacket District
iScheduies Dinner
At a recent meeting of the Red
Jacket District Committee, Chair­
man John Holtman announced
plans for the annual dinner meet­
ing to be held May 13.
The dinner, offering an oppor­
tunity for Scouters to bring their,
wives, wiU J3e -iield, at 6:30. p. m, :
in the dining room of Holy Cross
School.
New - district officers will he
elected i and* recognition wiU he
given to outstanding units and
'th eb leaders.
Dr. Murray Carly of First Presbyteiian Church will be principal
speaker.
' ■
Longridge School
In- science jve are studying en­
ergy. Heat, electricity and light
are all forms of energy. We are
going to have a Science F air Sat­
urday. Everybody hopes to win a
blue ribbon.
,
---------Christine Rodgers , Mr. Edwards’ Sixth Grade
Chemistry
^Our classroom has a science la-*
borato:^, We had five groups—
Working on chemistry, gardens,
magB^%~mach4n6s*.and, rocks.
Science i s ftiii! ‘
'
G m r .J W a lt e r if - v , . '
IHiSs J i^ lb a m p ’s M b tirade
I
EGON - O -W A SH
THE COST OF A SERVICE LAUNDROMAT
124 hours a day
7 days a week ;
PRICES EFFECTIVE MARCH 22nd
COlUPARE *3*LeADS
SERVICE LAUNDROMAT
Wash _______________$1.35
Dry ..............^______ — .90
ECON-O-WASH
Wash ___ ___________ $ .76
Dry ...... ........ ............— .30
Total _______________ $2.25.
Total _____ ___ ______ $1.05
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