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Central Library of Rochester and Monroe County Historic Newspapers Collectiony t

and Tenth ~r ard Courier 195 L\IFilSO'\ STilG:T C L1•u m a trr -1-5200

VOL. 39 NO. 13

Hogan Is 1\ amed First GOP Head

John J. Hogan, 205 Bryan St., has been chosen as the new Republican leader of the First Ward. Announcement was made by Vincent L. Tofany, county leader.

Hogan, who has been active in GOP affairs for the past 25 yea r s, in the old Tenth Ward setup and in the new First Ward, where he has been chairman of the ward and county committee,is the terminal supervisor at Rochester- Monroe County Port Autllority.

Hogan takes the place of Chns Strippoli who recently resigned the leadership in the First.

Shopping Center Set For Lyell

Another shoppmg center appears to be in the plannmg stage for Lyell Ave. It 1s to be on the site of the burned out Rochester Bowling center, opposite Whitney St.

It is reported that the Lincoln Rochester Trust Co. w1ll have a branch there and that an A&P store is also contemplated, as well as a drug store.

Holy Apostles Group Discuss The Rosary

Holy Apostles Rosary Society held its reg-ular monthly meeting on Monday, with Mrs. Henry Schenk presiding. An interesting program consisted of a panel of members conducting an exchange ofthoughts on the 15 mysteries of the Rosary.

Dance Pupils To Entertain Society

Rosary Society of Holy Family will meet on Wednesday evenmg, Apr. 13, in the Pine Room at 8. An Easter party will follow the business meeting with Mrs. Joseph Heilman as hostess. Members will be entertained by pupils trom the Fine Arts Dance Studio.

FLOWERS FOR EASTER Beautiful selection of corsoges, plonts, novelties, cut flower s. Order them early from Flowe r Fashions, 630 Ridge Rd. W., UN 5-7270.-Adv.

ROCHESTER, N.Y., WEDNESDAY, APRIL 6, 1966

Baseball Registration For N. W. Youth Assn.

Registration for the Northwest Youth Association baseball program is scheduled for two Saturdays, April 16 and 23, from 1 to 3 p.m. at Most Precious Blood Church Hall, Stenson St. Over 200 boys a re expected to sign up. Age limits a re 8 to 14. Boys must be accompanied by an adult when registering. 40 & 1-B-a-se---=-b-a-::-;U

Registration Set The 40 & 1 Baseball for boys is

holding its yearly registration on Saturdays, April 9 and April 16, at Dewey Ridgeway Service Station from 10 a. m. to 3 p.m.

The setup this year is for the 7 thru 14 year s of age. If the birthday of the 15 year old boys falls after Aug. 1, he is eligible.

Since interest has been shown in a colt team (15's and 16's) those in that age group can register if they wish. Whether or not there will be such a league depends on other income sources other than registration.

THE AD FOR SY'S DRUG STORE

WILL BE FOUND ON PAGE 9

IN THIS ISSUE

Senior Citizens To Be Entertained

Apnl activities planned by the City Recreahon Bureau include an entertainment for Senior Citizens tomorrow (Thursday) night at 8 in the Stardust Room, Edgerton Park, featunng the Penrose Irish Dancers.

All playgrounds are holding Easter egg hunts Saturday; at 11 a.m. for children 8 and under; and at 1:30 for those 9 to 12. A basketball foul shooting contest takes place next Tuesday afternoon at Jefferson lligh with events for age groups of 10 to 12, 13 to 15, 16 to 18, and Senior Citizens (over 60 years).

Also planned is a slide presentation of City Recreation Senior Citizen activities next Wednesday (April 13) at 1 p.m. in Danforth Center, 200 West Ave.

Sale To Feature GOP Meeting

The Tenth Ward Republican Women' s Club will hold its regular monthly meeting tonight at 8 p.m. at Wesley Methodist Church.

A White Elephant sale, conducted by the program chairman, Mrs. Patrick McKeon, will be offered to the ladies. Many items have already been obtained for the sale, according to the president, Mrs. Elaine Scott, and members are asked to bring their donations to the meeting. Refreshments will follow. All interested women are invited.

Card Party Listed Keith Mlller Auxiliary #6595 to

the veterans of Foreign wars, will hold a card party on Friday even ing, Apnl 15, at 8 p. m., in the Post Home, 733 Maple St. Donation at $1.00 includes refreshments. The public is welcome.

EASTER FLOWERS Order early. Open evenings oil this week. Blanchard Florist, 58 Loke Ave. Dial 232·2255. -Adv.

WARD'S ORIGINAL Artificial Fl~wer Creations. Pieces mode to order. Flowers for oil occasions. Unusuol gilts. 1458 Dewey Ave. CL 4·181 0. Midland Charge. -Adv.

THE VICINITY LOCAL BULK RATE POST POSTAL U.S. POSTAGE

PATRON PAID 495 Emerson St. Rochester, N. Y. Postoge Poid

Permit No. 958 Rochester, N. Y . 146 13

List Local Improvements In City's Capital Program

City Manager Seymour Scher's preliminary capital improvement program for the next six years, which he submitted last week to the City Planning Commission for review, contains much of interest to area residents. · The program calls for gross

spending, for general City purposes, of $61.3 million. Reimbursments are expected to amount to $13.9 million. Scher had received from his department heads a list of capita I needs totahng $148 million.

Of special interest to Northwest area residents are these prehminary proposals:

REPLACEl\IENT of Edgerton branch library at a site to be determined. Scher noted the exisllng

0;,GOOD FRIDAY~r& ~~- . SER~ICES .~ ~~,~Ir~L.~. ~L,

seven area churches will take part is being held as usual at the Episcopal Church of the AscensiOn in Lake Ave. It will be a continuous three hour service Friday from 12 noon to 3.

Ministers of the seven churches will be in the pulpit on an alternat· ing basis. Participating churches are Ascension, Christ Presbyterian, Dewey Presbyterian, Grace Methodist, Lake Baptist, Redeemer Lutheran and Wesley Methodist.

BANQUETS - Shower, reception, porty facilities for over 90 people. Kit chen privileges opt ionol, you furnish food. Coli Bovorian Restaurant, 746 Joy St., BE 5· 9538. -Adv.

HUSH PUPPIES for oil the members of your family. Buy them ot Amico's Shoe Store, 1775 Dewey Avenue. ·Adv.

branch was built as a corr ectional institution and was converted to an exhibit hall before becoming a library branch in 1912.

He said it is the City' s oldest library outlet and is badly deteriorated. The branch contains about 30,000 volumes and demand for books in the area is heavy. The extimated cost is $400,000.

PORTABLE WALKIE-TALKIES for police officers as an aid to Jaw enforcement. A total of $14,000 is earmarked for this equipment.

MT. READ EMERSON industrial development. Estimated cost, $3,798,000 to make ita full-fledged location for industry and r elated services, including some residences.

Many other general items in the program would have effect here including proposals for a detective personnel radio system; citywide beautification; watering systems and floodlighting for play a reas; traffic signal replacements; street re-surfacing.

The City also would spend, over the six years, $12 million on sewers, $4.4 million on the water supply, $855,000 on sewage treatment, $4.9 million on parking fac ilities, $460,000 on fire equipment and $36,000 on the museum.

A total of $35.8 million would go for nine urban renewal projects, downtown and in deteriorated residential-commercial neighborhoods. The City program, exclusive of urban renewal, totals $25.5 million net.

No funds were allocated for secondary sewage treatment pending meetings with the State Department of Health.

THE .BIG LYELL AVE. LIQUOR STORE

Have you t ried

215 LYELL?

OUR OWN BRAND

WHISKEY

Save in quantity STILL AT A

VERY LOW PRICE

FULL QUARTS

Imported Wines A Big Selection For Easter

California

SWEET WINES $3.49 up

Gallon

It's T ime

FOR FESTIVE Easter celebrations in mony homes, a gloss of domestic or imported wine -- perhaps a cocktoi I or o stimulating Cordiol is on absolute "must". And for those who like the best ot lowest prices the BIG Lyell Avenue Liquor Store is olso a "must". Eosy porking ond lorgest selection moke it o pleosure to shop at Lyell.

A Few Decanters Still Available!

D-LICIOUS Cordials • Mints • Anisettes • Cocaos and Others

CALIFORNIA DRY WINES

Buy by the case a'nd SAVE GAL.

Paisano ••• ••... 2.88 Cribari •.....•. . 2.88 Bella \laria • . 2.79 Old Friar ........ 2.79 Gallo Red .....•. 2.88

CASE

10.37 10.37 10.05 10.05 10.37

1441 DEWEY AVE.

-Neor

Ridgeway

GET ALL Your

WARDROBE

DRY CLEANED

NOW! FREE

PICK UP & DELIVERYCL.4-1240

BRANCH STORE 2000 RIDGE RD.W. jUNS-4392 "For the Finest in Dry Cleaning and Laundering Anywhere at Any Price"

Central Library of Rochester and Monroe County Historic Newspapers Collection2 The Vicinity Post April 6 1966

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~ I • I MILK 45(~ ! 311 Ridgeway-at Dewey IN GLASS CONTAINER ONLY! ' ( Rear Sinclair Service Sta.) You must bring this Ad •

' ' ! PRICE WITHOUT THIS COUPON 48c ~S GAL. ! ' GOOD THURSDAY, FRIDAY, SATURDAY, APR. 7, 8, 9 \ '-'----.,._, __ ..,.._, _____ .., _________ ,_._,._,.....,...,...,.,-.,___. ..... ~~

Happy Easter from all '-of us at Raymond's ... and best .wishes

to our friends and patrons.

Corsages • Plants • Artificial Arrangements

Ask For Ceil, Bernie or Ray

Raymond's Florist 1038 LYELL AVE. PHONE GL 8-5897

Open 6 Days (Closed All Day Sundays) Weclnesclays 't ill Noon On/}·

CAVALL'S RESTAURANT ~-.. ....

STEAMED or

HALF SHELL CLAMS

99 RIDGE RD. W ., at Lake Ave.

GIANT SELECTION EASTER CANDY NOVELTIES

NA E NEW RESTAURANT CONTEST

"Western Theme" Covoll's is building a new one/ modern restaurant on their present location. We want o new nome. Stop in one/ register your suggestion.

WINNER TO GET FREE LUNCH for ONE FULL WEEK

! . "'l..mit Per Mea l

OPEN 24 HRS. FRIDAY & SATURDAY Da ily Mon. - Thurs. 6 a.m. to Midnite Closed Sunday

PLENTY FREE PARKING IN REAR

Established 1927

The Vicinity Post and Tenth "\\'ard Courier

OFFICE- 495 Emerson Street, Rochester, N. Y. CL 4-5200

F. R. METZINGER Editor and Publisher GORDON A. STONE Advertising Manager

DEADLINE for news and want ads FRIDAY preceding date of issue.

SERVICES

PLUMBING - All kinds, reasonable . Mlles Plumbmg, Inc. 91 Frost Ave. FA 8·3069.

TEI..EVISION Service. Prompt reasonable. Modern TV and Radio, 447 !..yell Gl.. 8·0432.

DRESSMAKING • Alterations, all kinds , roaaonablo. Maggie Sapienza, 1193 !..yell Avenue, Cl.. 4·8060. Call weekdays, all day Saturday.

BICYCLE REPAIRING - Also washinq machine repairs. Tony's, Jay at Colvin.

PAINTING, Paperhanging. Years of experience. George Ringholz, 159 Wetmore Park. Gl.. 8-3648.

CHARI..IE ' S WASHER SERVICE -Spccializinq in all wringers . Easy Spinners, automatics , G.E., Norge, Kenmore, Wh1rlpool. Also sells used machines. Call ID 6-9592. 543 Hague Street.

BANQUET F ACJI..JTJES

FOR SAI..E

PLUMBING FIXTURES - Used and new. Reasonable. Miles Plumb1nq, Inc. 91 Frost Ave. FA 8-3069.

Fll.. TERS lor your furnoce. Enjoy clean healthful air, save coal with new filters. Call Metzger & Broyer Co. Gl.. 8-5000.

USED WASHERS - Automatic. Guaranteed, reconditioned. 81lls Washer Service, 861 Jay St., BE 5-3482.

GAS STOVES • Apcrtmont size $i5 each, regular si:te $10 up. Refrigerators $1 0 up, washers $5 up, waffle irons 50¢ eoch, beds complete $10 up, gas space heater $5. All kind s of lamps 25¢ up. Ap't. size washer $5. Men & boys shoes $1.50 up . Intornationa I Bulldozer $300. Many other good buys at Tony' s , 764 Jay St. OPen Sundays 9 to 12.

WANTED TO BUY

USED. TV's • Augie & Tony's TV Shop, 446 Campbell St. Hours 7 p.m. to 9 p.m. FA 8·2000.

McCue's GROCERY &

DELICATESSEN

577 Ridgeway

mftra To All

Our Friends

and Patrons

OPEN EASTER SUNDAY

BANQUETS - Shower, reception, party facilihes for over 90 people. Kitchen pnvileqcs optional, you furninh food. Call Bavarian Restaurant, 746 Joy St., BE 5-9538.

FOR RENT GET FULL

pROTECTlON

HOMEOWNER'S -PACKAGE-.

Gl..AMORENE electric rug shampooer for rent $2 a day. Carl Smith Hardware, 389 Am_es_s_t. ______ _

Fl..OOR SANDERS & edgers. $5 a day for both. Shatzel Hardware, 498 !..yell Ave.

CARD OF THANKS We wish to thank our many

friends, relatives and neighbors for their kindness and sympathy during our recent bereavement.

FAMILY OF RALPH T. JONES

0 Esposito's Barber Shop

508 LYELL AVE.

Protect them all under

INSURANCE

The Camelio Coverage

It's Wise to have ONE AGENT handle ALL Your Insurance

CAMELIO 493 LYELL AVE.

FRANK CAMELIO

lasul'aace Agency CL4-8472

LORRAINE CAMELIO

Near Murray St. All Forms of Insurance

RIB END

HAMS PORK FRESH GROUND

CHUCK BEEF

BUTT HALF

s

ALL FLAVORS

JELLO

LOIN SHANK HALF ROAST

4 9 ( 4 9 ( ----F-U-LL-L-IN_E __ _

TURKEYS .. ROASTERS lb . lb.

WE CARRY ARTIFICIAL

\5litE1'~ASTER \tf(PV FLOWERS

~ ARTIFICIAL FLORAL

ARRANGEMENTS

WIDE VARIETY

EASTER PLANTS

LARGE SUNKIST EATING

ORANGES

39,~DZ. SWEET

POTATOES

0~ SOL.ID HEADS

ICEBERG 1 PKGS~l OO LIVE and ARTIFICIAL

PLANTS 19~ACH SEA SNACK 10 oz. AEROSOL CAN

SB IMP RICH'S COCKTAIL TOPPING

PKG.79( 29(

GLENDALE MARKET

LARGE GRADE A WHITE

EGGS

490~.

CLOVER FARM

ICE CREAM

lfz GAL49(

JACK FROST

CLOVER FARM lOX

STORE suGAR 15~h. f 620 DEWEY AVE. cor. Glendale f

CLOVER FARM

GRAPE JELLY

3;Ao:·4 5( LINDSAY RIPE

COLOSSAL

OLIVES 3 CANS$1 00

Central Library of Rochester and Monroe County Historic Newspapers Collection

iU ~~ Poodle Sty list ·

Personalized GROOMING

Toys ond Minootures

Poodle---, [ACceuori!SJ

For Appointment

ID 6-1450 or

BR 1-2333 444 AMES ST.

INCOME TAX

Returns EA. FEDERAL (1040A) & STATE $2 (IT-200)

Simplified

Form

MIKE CERAME DRIVE-IN

INSURANCE AGENCY

1259 Lyell Ave. GL 8-2189

Complete Planning Service For: BANQUETS- PARTIES- WE DDINGS - SOCIALS

BUSINESS MEETINGS- CLAMBAK ES - RECEPTIONS

6 PRIVATE PARTY ROOMS Inn< and I in cc Ft d, /c .

\ Our hos t.,

1020 MAPLE ST. Near Glide

Happy Saster oo All Our 'Jriends

Open Every Night Til 8

CWUyld IJ)/tvud 1585 Dewey Ave. Cor. Pullman CL 4-3020

Frank O'Neill, Prop.

1316 DEWEY AVE. Between Ma gee and Elec tr ic

GL 8-1940

LIQUOR • WINE • CORDIALS A ll Popular Brands

OPEN 10 A.M. to 10 P.M.

OBITUARIES BARR =TT - Mar. 28, 1966. Mrs.

Fannie Barrett of 840 Cul~er Rd. Surviving ore one son, Arthur Barrett; one .!oughter, Mrs. Groce Erickson and one sister, Mrs. Lillian Stondbrook.

-A Memor.ol Service was held from YOUNGLOVE'S, Thursday, Mar. 31, :966 at 7:30 p.m., with Rev. George M. Davis officiating.

K.'.LMBACHER • Mar. 28, 1966. Mrs. Florence Kolmbocher of West Bloomfield, 'lew Yorl. Surviv 1g ore her husband, Earl Kolmbocher; two daughters, Merlyn end Peggy; five sisters and four brothers.

April 6, 1966

HAPPY EASTER

To all our friends and pat rons. And ma ny thanks for the privil e ge of serving you.

From The Staff at

The Vicinity Post

CARAFIC.E BEAUTY SALON

871 Dewey Ave., (opp. Sy's Drug Store) GL 8·8190

3

-Funeral services were held from YOUNGLOVE'S, Wednesday, Mer. 30, 1966 ot 10:30 a.m., with Rev. Charles W. Ellis officiating. Interment, Riverside Cemetery.

ROCK T ASCH EL ·Mer. 30, 1966. Mrs. Be tty E. Rocktoschel of 78 Mayf lower St reet. Surviving o re her husband, Robert C. Rock· toschel; one son, Donald Droke; one brother, Earl Booth.

Open 6 Days A Week ·- 9 to 6; T ues., T hurs., Fri. Eves.

~PARK FREE on our F RO NT P ATIO ns""";:a~_,'-i

-Funeral services were held from YOUNGLOVE'S, Friday, Apr. 1, 1966 ot 1:30 p.m., with Rev. George M. Davis offi cioting. Interment, Riverside Cemetery.

FIELDS - Apr. 1, 1966. Mrs. Hannah Fields of 464 Westmount Street. Surviving ore her husband, Allen W. Fields; three daughters, Mrs. Chauncey Ainsworth, Mrs. Bernard Gross end Mrs. Rolph Berner; two sons, Allen and John Fields. -Funeral services were held from

YOUNGLOVE'S, Monday, Apr. 4, 1966 at 1:30 p.m., with Rev. Albert L. Jeondheur officiating. Interment, White Hoven Memorial Pork.

UL ~ YOUNGLOVE § Funeral Home Inc. ---, 1511 DEWEY AVUWE

FLOWERS Truly express sympathy

There is no substitute

Deliveries Everywhere

'#AWM 58 LAKE AVE. 232-2255 Frt < Park ing 1111 thl" Premi.H.>.< ~,~.-~ ...............

l'lumhinjl: and Furna<"P \\ork For lkliahl<' S1·rvi1·<· Call

i\!PtZg<'r & Bra) <"r-C I. fl-5000

AMBER DINER 281 LYELL AVE. Opp. Dewey Ave .

.--------STOP IN FOR OUR-------.

DAILY LUNCHEON SPECIAL DIFFERENT SPECIAL EVERY DAY

O P EN 24 HOURS FRE E P ARKIN G IN REAR

Now Associated With Dorschel Buick, Inc.

PHONE 10 6-1090

Ask for CHRIS STRIPPOLI personally Happy to be of service to you in selecting your

next automobi le -at Dorschel Buick, 68 Genes ee St.

A Message From Sherwood Drugs

Sherwood Drugs puts 1 extra ingredient into every prescrip~ tion they fill. This ingredient is called, "Special Care".

Every prescription brought to Sherwood Drugs is filled with "Special Care", the same care we give to members of our own families.

That is why more and more people have their prescriptions fi !led here at Sherwood Drugs.

They know that we have earned their confidence and they trust us.

You can trust us too, bring your next prescription here.

630 RIDGE RD. W ., just North of A&P WESTRIDGE SHOPPING CTR.

..._._...._._PH.ONE UN 5 441~....,......, ...

Central Library of Rochester and Monroe County Historic Newspapers Collection4 April 6, 1966

TODAY - (Wednesda-y) THURS.- FRI. - SAT.

REX ALL

RUBBING ALCOHOL

Pint

2/or 8Qc Sollie

69c REXALL

ASPIRIN Bottle of 100

Nu l1 nsr quail\)' asptnn made at any pnce. 5·graln tablets. Sloe~

the '

REXALL . KLENZO ANTISEPTIC

MOUTHWASH Ruby-red, spicy flavor. Worlts fast to sweeten bad breath, kih contacted germs. Pint.

Reg. 79c

2tor80t 89c Rexall Mi-31

ANTISEPTI MOUTHWASH

I

Full 2 ao lor .Jl t REX ALL

REXALL AEROSOL

SHAVE CREAMS

REX ALL

BUFFERED ASPIRIN

IOO's Reg. sse

2forffc TARGET Reg. 89¢

MOTH CRYSTALS 2for90(

REXALL

FOOT POWDER

SUPPOSITORIES Chooso adulti' or infants'

REXALL

SACCHARIN TABLETS

Stock up at these low prices

~~;;:¥f.:• 2 lor 1.20

ELECTREX

HEATING PAD REG. $5.95

2 fo~5 96

Prescription Specialists - Harry Mount, Ken F ro'!,enburgh

1286 Dewey Ave. GL 8-7870

SERVICES

ADMIRAL CARTING • Fumiture, pianos, appliance mov•ng. GL 8·8918.

MOVING & CARTING • Reasonable rates . Bob Glasser. FA 8·4270.

FLOORS la1d , sanded, refinished, since 1921. Cy J. Callemyn. GL 8-6685.

WALLS WASHED - An inexpensive way to beautify your walls. OS 1·4136.

CELLAR DRAINERS· • Automatic, electric. Metzger & Brayer Co. Since 1898. GL 8- 5000. 485 Lyell Avenue.

TUBES TESTED FREE • TV and radio trouble? Call GL 8 ·9786, give us your make and model number. We will help you find the trouble . Also reasonable serv-ice calls. Prinzi ' s TV & Appliance, 761 Dewey Ave. 10 a .m . to 9 p.m.

TILE ROOFS repaired. Free esti · mates. C. Gilbert, 433 FLower City Park. CL 4·7655.

GUTTERS -Cleaned, repaired, pointed . Now ;utters installed. All guaran· teed. Fully insured. Free estimates. R. L. Ross, CL 4·4218.

ROOFING • Wind damage. Matching colors. Repairs & now work. Reasonable prices. Froo estimate. Guaranteed. Fully insured. R. L. Ross, 555 Birr St. CL 4·4218.

PAINTING - Top half yow house our specialty. Gutters installed, repaired, paintin9 before s•ding. Apnl, May or June only. 25 years experience. V. V.

Ruddy, FA 8·01_7_8_. --------

TV SERVICE • All makes, black & white, colors . CL4 :.·...:0:..:00.::.::.3·:__.....,., __ _

WE' LL HAUL IT AWAY • Clean out your attic, cellar or garage. FA 8·4270.

TOASTERS, irons, lamps, coffee makers , can openers, electric drills repaired. Keys made. Zack's Repair Serv1ce, 1318 Dewey Ave. CL 4·0584.

Rates per insertion, minimum charge of $1.00 for the first 1 0 words. Additional words after the first ten are Sf a word. Cash (no stamps) must accompany ad. Send to 495 Emerson St.

CLOSING DATE-FRIDAY OF PRECEDING WEEK

'SERVICES

PAINTING - Interior, exterior. Top half of houses . Experienced, insured. GL 8·0174.

SMALL APPLIANCES repaired. Toasters, lamps , irons , etc. Ace Fixit , 1342 Dewey Ave. CL 4·1514.

PIANO TUNING and re poirinq. Expert work, unconditionally guaranteed. J. A. O'Connor. CL 4·0213.

MOVING -Furniture, pianos, opplion• ~e;_·1 ~:~~g~able. Glenwood Carting Co.

TAILOR WORK· Alterations, repairs. My home. Gay 90 dishes for sale>. CL 4·3447.

CEILINGS - Smooth, new, over old plaster. No mess. Stein, MA 1-3660.

LADIES • Sewing and alterations. 436 Driving Park Ave. CL 4-3131.

LAWNMOWERS, garden tools s harp· ened. 555 Avis St. GL 8·8122.

DRAPERIES, SLIP COVERS • Cus · tom made from newest decorator fabrics . Helen's Fabrics, 2878 Dewey Ave. NO 3·201 0.

VACUUM CLEANERS repaired, all makes . Bags, belts & brushes in stock. Zack ' s Repair S"rvice, 1318 Dewey Ave. CL 4·0584.

SERVICES

MASON WORK • Chimney repairs or new. S1dewalks, steps, plastering. Cement1ng old cellar walls. Reasonable puces. HU 2·1254.

PAINTING 12xl2 bedroom SIS.· labor. Paint $3.85 gal. BE 5·31.01, GL 8·3745.

CLEANING ATTICS and cellars. Reasonable rates . HU 2· 7878.

SHARPENING - Lawnmowers, saws, knives, scissors, tools. Ace Fixit, 1342 Dewey Ave. CL 4·1514.

CARPENTER WORK • Painting. ''Rec" rooms, additions, repairs. Home maintenance. Free estimates. Experienced. UN 5·2110.

ELECTROLUX SALES, Service & Parts , also repossessed. Your cleaner checked free. Call Tony Ligozio, HU 2·1323, CL 4·4898.

ANJON APPLIANCE Service • Re· ' pairing washers , dryers and stoves .

All makes & models . All work guaran· toed. GL 8·4453.

IRONING • My home. Experienced. Neat work. Reasonable . GL 8-7845.

INTERIOR PAINTING & wallpapering. Free estimates. CL 4-6098 or EL 2-6995.

PATCH PLASTERING - We can re· poir any crack or rough plaster. Guo· ranteed not to show. Stein Plastering, MA 1· 3660.

CHAIR CANING • Expert, reason · able. Will pick up and deliver. Call CL 4·8291.

WIND DAMAGE - Roofs, chimneys re· potred or new. Free estimates. CL 4· 6768.

PAINTING - Interior, exterior. Trim •s my specialty. Insured. F. Kane . GL 8· 0174.

'For DAD

Lla111a finished calfskin ... the finest leather you can buy Now we bring you llama grained calfskin-all the soft suppleness

and handsome durability of genuine llama shoes at a new low cost.

Leather with the burnished look, a textured feel, and the wearing

comfort of true llama. Try our amazing llama grained shoes soon

.. you 'll get a $50.00 look, a $50.00 feel for less than half the pr ice.

OPEN TODAY (WEDNESDAY) TIL 8:30

PHONE GL 8-4614

Open 9 a.m. - 8:30 p.m. Sat. 'ti I 6 p.m.

PARK FREE AT OUR DOOR


SERVICES

MOVING • Truck1ng of any Kmd. 25 years expenencc. Very reasonable. Ll 4·2981.

CARPENTER WORK, all kmds . K1tchen remodeling, porch enclosure, stair work , !Steps. F'ree estimate .

GL 8·9496. ----------ROOF NEEDS repa1rmg? Asphalt,

slate & ule roofs. C.L. Gilb<>rl, CL 4·7655.

ODD JOBS WANTED • Storm wmdows removed, wash1nq wall~, etc. tO 6-4421.

LICENSED PLUMBER "pec1ah:r.ing bathrooms, copper tubmq 1nstallations, repa1rs , remode hng . Call GL 8·2429 If no answer call ~v~~ ___ _

SPRING CLEANUP • T&M Interior, exterior pointin9. Free esti.mates, reliable . Fully insured. CL 4·8966.

CHIMNEY REPAIRS & cleaning . Free estimates. Daughton Construction Corp. BE 5·2735.

PAINTING • lntenor & exterior. All brush work (no rollers ). Quality work , free estimates. Fully insured. Dan Burgmaster , NO 3·0827 •

I 0 X 12 ROOM SIS. one coat , labor only, 18 yoars experience. F'rce estimates. Ext&rior work also. Call eves. OL 4·8368.

PAINTING • Expenenced. Interior, exterior. Free estimates. Chos. H . Barnard, GL 8 · 2374.

PAINTING - Top half your house or any part. Th1s ad is for retirees or 1hose who can't climb. Apnl, May, June , only. Also gutter work. Twentyfive years experience. V.V. Ruddy, FA 8-0178.

RUG & STAIR CARPET Installation . Reasonable. CL 4·3400.

REUPHOLSTERING beautifully done unconditionally guaranteed. Occasional choirs, S5 plus your choice of beautiful latest fabrics. Get our price on sofas, lounoe chairs and antiques, before you decide . You pay nothing until jab is completed . No job is too small . We arc as close os your phone. Credit terms arranged. For free estimates and decorating counsel , just call F A 8-894 8 anytime, or visit our shop, 631 Thurston Rd. , Sterling Co.

r-A ALUMINUM -·.-.1 \COMBINATION i i Pre-Hung - Meavy Duty i ~ DOORS i ~ $2695 ' ! ~

' ' \ Nichols-Wyman ~ ' Lumber Co. ~ \ 2435 Dewey Ave. UN 5-1110 l i OPEN THURS. EVES. ~ v--~,- Closed Sat. _ _,....,, ....,. ...

BOUGHT AND-:-S_O-:L_D __ :-:-_

USED CARS wonted lor dismantling & parts . Highest prices patd, delivered to Trading Center. 1485 Lyell Ave . GL 8-4462.

COLLECT MONEY on those old dishes - instead of dust! Old gloss ware , cut glass, china, hand pointed. dishes . Free estimates . Call CL 4-8291.

LIK-NU Vacuum Cleaner SALES and SERVICE

RECONDITIONED

UPRIGHT and TANK TYPE CLEANERS

FULL LINE PARTS . DISPOSABLE BAGS

OPEN DAILY 10 a.m. t o 5:30 p.m. 1535 Lake Ave. Corner Pullman-Ridge

PICK UP and DELIVERY

GL 8-6102 After FA 8-1595 6 p.m.

________ H_O~U~S~E FOR_S_A_L_E-=-~-TIRED OF CITY LIFE? Try the

beautiful countryside. Easy commuting to city work. 3 bedroom house, 2 acres of land , asking S6,900 - 5 bedroom house with 2 acres land, ideal for Iorge family , asking $9,500 - 4 bedroom house near lake with 1 acre of land, low taxes , asking $7,000 - 75 acre form , 5 bedroom house, barn, all tools included, good productive soll, asking $17 , 500. Call Barbara Schramm CO 6-6383. Masso:...;t.;.t _R_c_o_J...:tyc... ___ _

George E. Bisnett

OPTICIAN 1497 Dewey Ave . , Near Ridgeway

COMPLETE

OPTICAL SERVICES ..___ GL 8-1215---

ARIENS COOPER

WEHNER MOWER & YARD EQUIPMENT

SALES & SERVICE BOLEN 'S

Lawn Boy - Sunbeam GARDEN EQUIPMENT

OPEN DA ILY 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. Saturday 9 a.m. to 6 p.m.

Repai r - Sharpening ON ALL MAKES

2321 RIDGEWAY AVE. GL 8-4923----

MISCELLANEOUS

PILGRIMAGE to Our Lady of Thl' Snow, Belleville, Illinois, leaving Rochester July 12, returning July 17. For any information call Mrs. Mary Colavecchia, 190 Independence St. BE 5-8134. Agent for Western New York Motor Lines, Inc. I.C.C. Broker License 12024.

DAY CARE WANTED - Day care homes urgently needed for young children. Walking distance Kodak Park. Child Welfare Division Program, BR 1-551 I.

CHILD CARE

EXCELLENT CARE for your child, my home, experienced, dependable . CL 4·3940.

HOUSE FOR SALE

HENRIETTA - 3 bedroom ranch, excellent condition. Includes patio, storms, shrubbed, partially finished rcc. room , walking distance to grade school, junior high and new high school on Lehigh Station Rood . Pnce reasonable by owner . Call ED 4-4151.

HOUSE FOR SALE 812 Jay St.

5 rooms & bath downstairs 3 ro.om ap't . upstairs

Oil-fired hot water heat. Hardwood floors. Gunwood doors. Single

garage.

.._--Call EX 2-2539---wANTED

FULL·TIME BOARDING homes for foster children, all ages. Phone Monroe County Child Welfare Div1sion, BR 1-5511 .

WANTED TO BUY

WANTED: Old banjos, mandolins, guitars, string instruments, any condition. Highest prices for old Gibson, Martin , Vega, Bacon, Paramount lnstruments. EL 2 -3225.

WANTED TO BUY gas fixtures, leaded glass ceiling domes, table lamps , frames. Fl 2- 1195.

MITCHELL BUSINESS SERVICE 8 OWEN STREET

BOOKKEEPING Weekly or Monthly Bas is

Call CL 4-1284 or GL 8-3807

APARTMENTS FOR RENT

APARTMENT FOR RENT 1st April. Furniture ofr sale. 152 Ravine Ave .

FULTON 223. Desirable lower front studio room, all utilities. CL 4-0725.

110 DAKOTA ST. - Ups1airs, 3 rooms, beth, heat, hot water, stove, refrigerator, porch. Private entrance. Adults, reasonable .

CHILD ST. near Taylors. Furnished studio. 2 rooms . All utilities. Middle aged gentlewoman or woman preferred. Reference . Parking. BE 5-8386.

THREE ROOM Upper apartment. Utilities. Woman preferred. Near Lake Ave . CL 4 · 1472.

4 ROOM A P ARTMENT upper, heated , newly decorated . Kodak vicinity. Call CL 4· 6330 or UN 5·1320.

2 SLEEPING ROOMS, furnished. Single & double. Girls only. CL4-0887 •

JAY ST. - Three room upper . Near schoo l , bus and church. Reasonable . Call FA 8-678 I.

NEWLY R E DECORATED 4 rooms . All utilities , near church & bus stops . In 24th Ward . Call 10-6 BE 5·9698 After 6 GL 8· 2482.

Russell Plumbing & Heating Co.

SPECIALIZING IN REPAIRS, REMODELING and 24 HOUR

EMERGENCY SERVICE BE 5-7766

If no answer call G L 8-2483

,. ...... LAKESHORE········

DRIVING SCHOOL NO CHARGE FOR FIRST

LESSON IF YOU ARE NOT SATISFIED.

--Home Pick-Up Service

Call For Full Particu lars

....... NO 3-6848 ....... ...

PART TIME

TELEPHONE SALES

Opening In 2 Sh ifts

Mornings 10 A.M. to 2 P . M. Evenings 6 P. M. to 9 P . M.

Soturdoys 10 A.M. to 2. P. M.

SALARY AND BONUS

CALL 232-5882

Magaz ine Su bscript ion Sa le s

LIFE CIRCULATION CO. 17 CLINTON AVE. S.

HELP WA_N_T_E_D ____ _

BABY SITTER • Occosionolly. Preferably ov .. r 21. Mt. Read & Ridgeway. CL 8-7 537. ----

GENERAL OFFICE CLERK, small office. Good pay. Advancement. oxcell .. nt beneht plans. Good workinq condllions, interesting and varied. Some typmg. Mr. Motill. Atlantic Relining Co., CL 4·8282, BE 5·4058. An equal opportunity employer.

2 WOMEN lor packaging paper. Full or part time. Apply in person. Flower City T1ssue Mills, 700 Driving Pk. Ave.

CLEANING WOMAN - 2 mornings a week. Schmitz Furniture. GL 8 -5200.

HOUSEWIVES WANTED to work daily 9 til 2 from our downtown office. Exceptional earnings for the nght woman. Call lor interview. 454-2897.

BABYSITTER URGENT, mature, references , good pay. Days GL 8 -0531. After 6 p.m.

YOUNG MAN w.,.i.,.th_c_a_r_t:-o-c7le- r7k-, -d7os tock work in liquor store. Evenings & Saturdays. Box M-30, Tenth Ward Courier , 495 Emorson St.

ATTENTION HOUSEWIVES! Earr> $50 oxtra/week. Car needed. Hours 6 p . m. - I 0 p.m. Local work. No collectino or dt!liv~ry. Home Decorators, Inc. Call IJN 5·5502.

~ TIME Bartender • Nights. Apply As You L1ke It betore 2 p . m.

Ledl ie J~weler, Gemologist Diamonds , Settings, Approisols

Guorant~~d Watch 8. J~w~lry R~poir s~rvice

2nd Floor, Professional Bldg. 840 De wey Ave., cor. Driv. Pk.

FOR SALE April 6, 1966 The Vic in ity Pos t 5

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USED WASHERS & DRYERS - Automatic & wringer $25 up. Guaranteed TVs, refrigerators, used furniture. George's Swap Shope, 484 W. Mo1n St. FA 8·2667.

GERMAN SHEPHERD - White, male, AKC registered. 7 mos., house broken. Good with children. SISO. CL 4-7722.

FREIGHT DAMAGEDsew1ng machine brand new zig :tag. Scratched in shipment. $48. No attachments needed. Lyell Plaza Sewing Center, LyellMt. Read Plaza or call CL 4-6170.

ALUMINUM SHED shower stall. Electric heater. Air conditioner. 504 Birr St.

IT'S inexpensive to clean rugs and upholstery with Blue Lustre. Rent electric shompooer $1. H. C . Pommerening & San, IOS~ye~.

TOP COAT, overcoat, ladies coot, spring suits, good quality. CL 4-8530.

BOYS BICYCLE 20". Good condi· tion. Reasonable. GL 8-!1'156'-.---

MARY. You've stopped on us long enough. We want you to go to Ben Miller Hardware , 555 State St. and rent a Glamorenc electric rug sham· pooer for only $1 a day. Signed; Your rugs.

SAVE ON LAUNDRY supplies. Buy in bulk. Soap, detergents, bleach, water softener, detergent tablets. All Controlled Detergents: 50 lbs. $9.95, 100 lbs. $18.95. McCorry Brothers , GL R-?02q. We delivPr.

WRINGER TYPE WASHER - good condition, reasonable. CL 4·5200.

RICCAR SEWING MACHINES, sales, service, repairs on all makes .. Lyell Plaza Sewino Center. CL 4-6170.

CUSTOM TRAILER hitch's sold, installed. Corbett Trailer Rental. GL 8·3997. 135 Redwood Road.

TIRES at wholesale prices at our warehouse. Big, big savings for the very best. Automotive - truck. Dugan Soles Corp., 550 Avis St., GL 8·8877.

ALUMINUM STORM WINDOWS combi nation, $12.95, Storm doors, S29.95. Installation arranged. Empire Home Improvement Co., CL.8 -2409.

BICYCLES - Boys, girls 24, 26 inch $17 each. Very good condition. Guaranteed. 19 Needham St. off 1015 Ridge Rd. W.

1962 CADILLAC for sale in good condition. S1ckness in family. Call GL 8·8130.

WHITE SEWING machine in neutral wood console. Zig zags, buttonholes, does fancy decorative stitching. Will sell for balance due of $30.60 or take over 6 payments of $5.10 monthly . Call GR 3-4399.

TREAT rugs right, they ' ll be a delight if cleaned with Blue L ustre . Rent electric shampooer S l. Zack' s Hardware , 1318 Dewey Avenue .

GIRLS COATS, assorted summer & winter, sizes 1· 6X. CL 4-8683 .

APARTMENT RE F RIGERAT OR, sewing machine , blonde cabinet, attachments . Matching sewing chair. End tables, chest drawers , odd chairs , antiques. UN 5-3505.

AUTOMATIC WHITE zig zag sewing machine. Credit manager's orders to be sold for lay-away balance of $32.30 or take over low payments . Call credit dep't. UN 5-4340 anytime.

STANLEY HOME Products . Mothproofing and spring cleaning specials. Lois Ross , 555 Birr St . CL 4-42!8. Free delivery .

SORRY SAL is now a merry gal. She used Blue Lustre rug and upholstery cleaner. Rent electric shampooer $1. Shatzel Hardware, 498 Lyell Ave. -· ................. -. ~~-........ MA·x; .. t.il e ... F. i .o ~ i ·; 1· ....... ···~ ............ ~

or Her Easter Bouquet, May She Enjoy The Fragrance f Fresh Flowers, Beautifully Arranged By Marie Dunn

WE WILL ALSO HA VE A S ELEC TI ON OF BEAUTIFUL

PLANTS and CORSAGES

MAX, the Florist 1467 LAKE A VENUE

..... , . . . . Old and Nl'w A<'eounls Wr lco.me· Next to Riviera Theater

OPEN EASTER MORNING CL 4-9100 . ················································································~

CANNED HAM

SALE! 3 5 9

lb. $349 CAN

lb. $519 CAN

lb. $849 CAN

FRESH HAM FREEZER SPECIAL-~ FRESH TASTY GROUND LEAN SHANK HALF

75~. SHOULDER BEEF

HUNTER'S SHANK HALF PATTIES 51bs.$3 29

WRAPPED FREE

SMOKED HAM FANCY DELICIOUS

CHOICE GENUINE

ROCK GAME

· 79,~. HONEYSUCKLE WHITE

TIJRKEYS II to 16 lb.53 (

avg. lb. U. S. CHOICE BEEF

STANDING RIB' ROAST

l and 8 RIBS

79~ PLUMP

ROASTING CHICKENS

4lfz to 6 lb. avg.

69~.

CAPONS Cornish Hens l to 9

lb . avg. J9clb. Jl/z LB. AVG.

I Sasler Qreetings Oo All!

~~~~ COCKTAIL SPiNK BSALMION 4 cans S 1 00 69C

DOLE

PINEAPPLE JUICE BLUE BIRD FROZEN

3 4:a~~· 51°0-sT-uF...:....FE_o_,Orange Juice Jello OLIVES 5 ~::~ 89c

3 Pkgs. 1.9c 39c RIVER VALLEY

FIRM, RIPE

BANANAS 2 lbs. 19c

EMPEROR

Grapes 19c lb.

Rasberries 3 P~~s.S100

DEWEY SUPER MARKET 1280 Dewey Ave.,

near Magee

I

Complete Bathrooms, ·xitchens, Heating Systems·. METZGER & BRAYER

PLUMBING and H EA TI'RG SINCf 1898

~ 485 LYELL AVE. PHONE Gl8·so0o

Central Library of Rochester and Monroe County Historic Newspapers Collection· 6 The Vicinity Post A ril 6 1966

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Norbert E. Yay Funeral Home

604 MAPLE STREET FA 8-9100 Norbert E. Vay, Licensed Manager

/<enneth P. Schleich, Joseph R. Vay

FREE PARKING

and other leading brands

FULL MEAL Takeout Service '

Friday Spec ialties

Fish SOc • Shrimp 99c Frys Scallops

Including Fr. F ries, Cole S low, Rolls & Butter

Choose from all the leading brands

Rye • Scotch • Gin • Rum Mixed Drinks • Cordials

CH IAN Tl of -California ::

COME IN AND SHOP AT YOUR LEISURE

You r Easter Hoste~~

will appreciate a g-Ift of fine wine.

liqum· or cordial

frorn l\1uiTay LiqLHW.

------------------------------------ . -§CHAMPAGNE or WINE REFRIGERATED§ - -- -:: UPON REQUEST :: - -~ 111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111 UIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIF.

15 EXTRA EARNING DAYS AT FIRST FEDERAL All money saved by April 15th ea rn s divid ends beginning April 1st. Dividends? Right,

First Federal's unbeatable

ANC LOAN ASSOCIATION OF ROCHESTER

Parents Club Meeting T he Parents' Cl ub of Most Pre

cious Blood School will hold its regular monthly meeting on Tuesday, Apr. 12, at 8:15 in the school auditorium. Plans will be made fo r the scholarship dance to be held in May.

Income Tax Service Reasonable Rates

Henry P. So /min B y Appointment 681 Emerson St. Phone Notary P ublic C L 4-305 1

PIC & PAY

(LAKE AVE. AT DRIVING PARKI

OPEN 'TIL I A.M. DAILY 11 A .M. to 1 A.M. -SAT. & SUN . 9 A.M. to 1 A.M.

EASTER CANDY-EGG COLORING

HELP WANTED MALE - FEMALE

Production machinery help,

Operate drill presses

APPLY

ADDISON TOOL CO.

500 AVIS ST. .,. . _,.,._., ___ ,...,.,__..,~,-,__.,~---.,._.,,...,.,.,_,.,__,.,,-,,

i TOMMY'S BEAUTY SHOP ' l 298 Driving Pk. Ave. i ' ' ! "For The Woman Who Cares" ! ' ' ! Call " Penny" at GL 8-9826 ! ' t. i SPECIALIZING i i COLORING - "PERM" For COLORED HAIR i ~-~~~--,~,~-~--,--~~~,~--,.~-~,~,-~~~

BW.ake EARLY appointment f or assistance on your

INCOME TAX RETURNS NUMAR AGENCY Inc.

759 DEWEY AVE. (Near Lexington) CL 4-7880 Days - E venings - Weekends N. A. MEDlNG

FISH FRY FRIDAYS

- ALSO TO TAKE OUT

DELICIOUS c~:ke8d FOOD_ LUNCHES • DINNERS

ALL LEGAL BEVER·AGES I MANUELE'sEMERSON CURLEW~~ri_t

.__ ____ EMERSOIII ST. Corner CURLEW---~

Central Library of Rochester and Monroe County Historic Newspapers CollectionREGISTRATION for Dewey Ave

nue Presbyterian Co-oper at v e Nursery School wtll be held April 19 and 21 from 10 to 11 a. m.

Scanlon Tire Opens Ridge Rd. Branch April 6, 1966 The Vicinity Post 7

20 years in auto service, is running JANE BEAUTY BOX. Specialist the mechanical department. hair tin t ing, permanents. GL 8-

We gottso Easter

Bunny on a

Playboy Bunny and

you may even find

a Bunny Hugger here

until 1 a.m.

THE BLIMP

GRACE'S Dewey at L exington

..

The Scanlon Tire Co. has opened a retail sales and service branch at 115 Ridge Rd. West, which will be in addition to its long established Lake Ave. location. A complete

Easter Home Decorations

OPEN EVERY EVENING THIS WEEK

LISA'S CARDSBOP

833 De•::ey Ave . near Driving Pk.

·. PROOF OF RELIABILITY

PA GUARANTEE BILL'S WASHER REPAIR .

••Over 25 ) ears of 1-asber Maintenance Service••

OPEN DAILY 9 A.M.- 9 P.M. 861 JAY ST. PHONE BE 5-3482

A formal opening is planned for 4727, GL 8-9684. 116 Magee Ave. next week, April 13 thru 16. -Adv.

front end service is offered plus service on brakes and shocks, wheel balancing and batteries. The Seiberling tire is featured. r-----------------~ I FLOWER VILLE l Gary Masc•oletti, who has been 1n the tire business for several years, IS in charge of sales and Richard Trombetta, a veteran of 1 835 Dewey Ave. at Driving P k. GLS-9747 l l Re-Opened with full line of Easter Flowers~

l Lavendar nK t

JEWELER G.f.A. GEMOLOGIST

! ORCHIDS 3.494, ~1 ~ J

I C\~ ~ ~ 840 DEWEY AVE. AT DRIV. PK. Profess i onal B l dg. (2ND FLOOR)

l .hl ..,-r~ ~ ~.~ I I ~ · 'l~r l DIAMOND APPRAISALS FOR

INSURANCE & ESTATES • FINE

DIAMONDS

l _)(.!

l ~~~ I . Large Selection of Easter W I

• RESETTING

• WATCHESRINGS

• JEWELRY ! POTTED PLANTS ! t

l Open 10 to 10 Easter Sunday 10 to 3! Gl B·76~4 Midland Chorq6

aL

ENNER'S [£l!J1JvL WiM_ cfi&

HENNER'S CATAWBA PINK or WHITE. Pink Niagara and white Niagara. Alcohol 13% by volume.

HENNER'S CONCORD SWEET & CONCORD MEDIUM. Alcohol 13% by volume.

HENNER'S LAKESIDE N.Y. STATE Pori, Tawny Pori,

SIN GLE BOTTLE

$ 1.05 Qt. 2.00 •;, Gal. 3.85 Gal.

1.07 Ot. 2.04 •;, Gal. 3.88 Gal.

White Port, White Tokay, Tokay, Sherry & Cocktail 1.29 Ot. Sherry. 20% Alcohol by vol.

TRIPLE CREAM SHERRY I American I . Alcohol 20% by volume.

HILLCREST HOUSE. American Port, Sherry, Muscatel, Towny Port, White Port, Port, Cocktail Sherry, Tokay, White Tokay. 20·1~ by volume.

RED RO OM California Vino do Tavolo, Zinfondel Chronti, Rhrne, Claret, and Sauterne. Alcohol 13% by volume. Bottled in California

CONN IE'S Inn. 100 •;: Pure California wine. Alcohol 20% by volume. Sherry, Cream Cherry, Port, Towny Port, White Port, Muscatel, Cocktail Sherry & Tokay.

HENNER'S N.Y. Stole Sparkling Wines. Fermented in the bottle. Champagne, Pink Champagne and Sparkling Burgundy.

VERMOUTH, Sweet or Dry. Henner's imported from Italy. 33.8 oz., s 1.61; 60 oz., $2.85.

HENNER'S AM ERICAN VERMOUTH. $1.05 Ot.; $2 .00 y, Gul.; $3.85 Gal.

HENNER'S N.Y. Stole Table Wines. Burgundy, Yin Rose, Rhine and Sauterne. Alcohol 12% by volume.

RED ROOM Vino Rosso, Vi no Bianco, Yin Rose. Bottled in Coliforn io

1.29 Ot.

.97 Ot. 1.89 ' '• Gal. 3.49 Gal.

2.29 Gal.

3.19Gol.

2.69 4 / 5 Qt. 5.37 Mag.

.97 Qt. 1.92 •;, Gal. 3.35 Gal.

$2.59 Gal.

HENNER'S ST. JEROME WINE. A new pink sweet mild S1.00 Qt. sensation. $3.39 Gal.

AND MANY MORE!

CASE PRICE $11.34

10.80 13.66

l; .56 11.02 13.97

13.94

13.94

10.48 10.21 12.51

8.25

11.4?.

29.06 29.00

10.48 10.37 12.06

9.33

You may also combine any 12 or more bottles of Henner's own famous quality franchised or private brands and deduct lO% from the bottle price above.

VISIT OUR WINE ROOMS! WE CLA IM TO HAVE THE LARGEST SELECTION IN UPSTATE N.Y .... WE HAVE THE COMPLETE SELECTION OF FRANK SCHOONM AKER, AUTHOR OF THE ENCYCLOPEDIA OF WINES.

"STOCK THE HOME WINE CELLAR"

CONCORD WINE

-........... , 1'\:111""' . ''

HENNER'S LIQUOR STORE &

INTERNATIONAL WIN E ROOMS

"We Gladly Deliver" 544-554 CHILl AVE.

BE 5-7674

AliiERI CA~

BURGUNDY

..

Central Library of Rochester and Monroe County Historic Newspapers Collectionr8 _____ T_he __ V_ic-in-it~y-P-o-st--~A~p~ril6,~19~6~6 ______________ _

NOTICE BEAUTICIAN

Has kit will travel. Relax in the comfort of your home for your spring perm, hair coloring and high styling.

Miss Gail - CL 4-7429

lEO'S GARAGE General Repairing

Notice is hereby given that License Number L -7639 has been 1ssued to the undersigned to sell liquor at retatl 1n o store under the Alcoholic Bever .. age Control Low, at 1316 Dewey Ave., Rochester , N.Y ., Monroe County, not to be consumed upon said premises. F"rank J. O'Neill d/b/a O'Neill's Liquor Store, 1316 Dewey Ave.

WEDDING INVIT A TION S

FROM $6.95 per 100 A ccessories Also Available

All Makes Cars and Trucks EVEN ING APPOINTMENTS 228 Brawn St. cor. Oak Herb Fousse Printing

Phone 546-5423 195 Hague St. ID 6-9073 r------,__.,,_,,_,_,,_,,~,.--- ,._. , __ __., ...... ,.,.

! c 0 R DIAL YOURFAVORITE

IBESTA i 192 l VEll AVE. Opp. Delco .

i ~DE]..[CIOUS · NOON LUNCHES

i wU:U;JI\1 T -BONE • STEAK

' Fr. Fries & Tossed Salad

S150 CL 4-9693

Excellent Accomodations

Wedding Receptions $ Banquets ' Vic Cossota, your host

'

REMOVAL NOTICE

BECKER PLUMBING & HEATING SUPPLY CO.

FORMERLY 556 Lyell Ave.

Now located at

SSS BROAD ST. CORNER BROWN ST.

Full line of Plumbing & Heating Supplies At Wholesale Prices

DIAL 546-5340 ,,.-~_,_,,_..,_._,.., ___ , _ , __,,__,,.-

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e presents the

"CLASSIC" look

for Spring,

featuring " Easter Egg"

colors

SOLI "E ')'OUr

foot problems

but dress in stylr

"Buy Shoes From

'' l M en Jf/ ho Know Shoes"

' ' i ' '

Wesley Methodist Identical Easter Services will be

held at Wesley Methodist Church on Sunday. Nursery and toddler care will be available during each service and Church School classes will be held at both hours for children thru 4th grade.

Maundy Thursday Communion SerVice will be held tomorrow.

Girl Scout meetings: 6 p.m., Brownies. 6:30 Juniors #174. 6:45, Juniors #32. 7, Semor #22.

Wednesday, 7 p. m., Junior and Youth Cho1r rehearsals. 8 p.m. Senior Choir.

Blanchard's ...

ED

Spcci ol Cors.ogeLovender Orch id or 2 Cymbidiums perfectly orrang· ed - only $3.98, reg. $5.00 value for those who order early.

58 Lake Avenu e Dial 232-2255

f'r• ·c· Parl.inf!. On Our PrPntL.>t" ·'

CHRISTOFF'S Grocery & Delicatessen

TWO Convenient Locations 602 Driving Pk. Ave.

Corn<>r B>dwell Terr . Open Doily 9:30a.m. to 8 p.m.

404 Lexington Ave. Corn<>r F"•nch St.

pen Daily 10 a.m. to 11:30 p.m

FULL LINE ICE COLD

BEER and ALE

.... ,~,.....,..-.,_.,..,__, . ...,.,_,..,. __ _.-~ ' ' ' ' i ' ' ' ' ' ' I ' ' ' !

! ' ' ' ' ' ' ~ ; ' ' i i t 32 Years at Dewey & Ridge

i ' \ • OPEN EVES • OPEN TODAY (W EDNESDAY) ALL DAY

i THURS. & FRI. UN 5-8886 .. ,....,..,......,,,_,,_,~_,.....,.,__.,_, __ ~,..--,__.,_,_,_,~ __ ,_....,..,_,,....., __ ,___,,..,_,., ..-., ' ....,.,~~

30 Gallon Glass Lined

10 YEAR GUARANTEE

COPPER TUBING

ALL FITTINGS

INSTALLED

I ~ u

We will give you A NEW HEATER plus $10 cash if this heater has to be replaced during guarantee period.

SEE OUR FULL LINE OF

Bath Tubs, Vanities, Water Closets·

DALE'S 1011 Dewey Ave. at Bryan

GL 8-2100 OPEN EVENING S

WINSTON FUEL CO. ou

AL IT y

• Heating Equipment

• Burner Service

• Heating Oi Is

797 JAY ST. BE 5-2755

,-----------------. I Large

1M E Ll ' S· l

t Assortment · GIFT SHOP. t

: EASTER 575 ~~~~.~.~VE. I I PLANTS so~· : : • CORSAGES • up t 1 Open 10 a.m. - 10 p.m. (Every H ight) Also Easter Sunday . t ~~~~~~~~~~ ...... ~~~~~~~

Community Savings Bank Cor. Main & Clinton Cor. Exchange I. Broad 300 Waring Road 424 Ridge Road West

Cor. South Main I. Church, Pittsford. N.Y. Midtown Arcade Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation


MOVING? Call Elmer Derleth

BE5-6065 Reasonable Rates

WESTSIDE LITTLE LEAGUE REGISTRATION

Registration for all divisions will be held O•l April 16th & 17th and again on April 23rd & 24th.

TIME - 2 to 5 p.m.

PLACE- Cairn St. Diamond

Birth certificate needed only if p layer has not registered in previous years.

(,.•or~(' \ Prstrattr•n, Pre."~.

SEE KUER'S

BIG SELECTION

1 EASTER ......_,~..Q', CAN D Y

EASTER BUNNIES BASKETS

Easter Cards

Prescription Specialists

LETTERS TO THE EDITOR:

I was very pleased to read in the ~larch 9 issue of the VICINITY POST, that the Monroe County Republican Organization had designated ~Ir. Joseph Esposito to be its candidate for representative on the Monroe county Legislature for the 27th legislative dtstrict.

Recently, a well known performer made a statement to the effect that it seems we require a person to be literate to vote, but not in order to run for public office. As cynical as this statement may seem, it causes one to pause and wonder if this has not been the case more than once in the past. I'm sure that many constituents of the newly formed 27th district have shared this feeling with me.

Now, with the candidacy of Mr. Esposito (Joe), I feel that once again representative form of government, as it was originally intended , will be returned to our district. Those of us who know Joe, I am sure, will heartily agree with th1s statement.Joehasalwavsbeen a willing and helpful friend to all of us who have met him. His selfless attitude, and interest in the community affairs have always shown him to be the type of man who would serve ALL of the people ALL of the time. '

I strongly urge the residents of the 27th legislative district to support Joe in his candidacy.

ARTHUR F . CAPUTO 237 Burrows St.

B-OUT sroP TNIG ~

CONCENTRATED LIQUID !mAIN OPENER-CLEANER

•EATS MAlA 8 gc •EATS FAT

WAUCB HARDWARE 173 LAKE AVE.

.... Cor. Lexington ....

fJIU I RESTAURANTS I Where Cleanliness and Quality go hand in hand!

BEGINNING APRIL 11th----.

IT AllAN STYLE

79~ RAVIOLI {All You Can Eat)

Little Chef Salad Bowl

All.

3 Locations

• 300 Lake Avenue • 51 Monroe Avenue Ext.

• Ridge Road and Dewe Avenue

OPEN 24 HOURS

9 r-----------'Ap"-r .. il 6, 1966 The Vicinity Post

~----------------Free Swim Class Gianni's Market A free " Learn To Swim" cam

paign IS bemg conducted by the YMCA, April 11 through 15, during the mormng for boys in the 3rd, 4th and 5th grade.

Applications may be obtained at Maplewood "Y", 25 Driving Park Ave. and must be signed by parents or guardians. Only boys who cannot swim may enroll.

206 Saratoga Ave.

FRESH CUT MEATS

BEER & ALE

LAY'S POTATO CHIPS

FRITO'S CORN CHIPS

MODERN

JAZZ For Teen Agers

A LEAN CHARLES

DANCE STUDIO 1241 LYELL AVE.

CL 4-0189

A GRA-Y OLYMPICS competition between No. 7 and No. 38 Schools on March 28 was won by No. 38, 66 to 20. It was a 10 event program with 15 boys taking part.

Bring it in-Take it out

RECORD PLAYERS TAPE RECORDERS

TRANSISTOR RADIOS

r-~~~~~;~~~:~;--~9~-, : FOR YOUR CONVENIENCE WE NOW AGAIN i: ~ - :

HAVE 2 OPERATORS, Miss Glen, ' t and Miss Nancy ... Just in Time For ~ t

TV 's Expertly repa ired GUARANTEED

t Your Easter Perm Appointment OPEN DAILY 9- 6 t t WED., THURS A

DUKE'S 374 West Main St.

t Call Glen's Smart Set Today FRI. EVES ., t t GLEN'S SMART SET t

FA 8-3845 t 457 RIDGE RD. W. UN 5-3866 f Open eves. 'til 10:30 ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~

"Flowers Are In Fashion For Easter"

LARGE SELECTION

EASTER PLANTS !Grown In Our Own Greenhouse )

EASTER STORE HOURS =l 8:30 A.M. to 9 P.M. ,sunday 8 A.M. to 1 P.M.

t CORSAGES t GARDENIAS • ORCHIDS e CYMBIDIUMS

ORDER YOUR CORSAGE NOW! ALL BEAUTIFULLY MADE

LAKE FLORIST "You r Vic inity F'lorist For 32 Years "

882 JAY STREET Opposite Holy Family Church

Also Plush Bunnies & Novelties 1

Easter Baskets, Grass, Dyes, etc.

Easter Novelty Candles

MUSICAL Easter EGGS

For Him GIFTS For Her

~~~ c:, I,>,,O:L'C.,',i

DRUG ~at1!J/ STORE

858-860 Dewey C or. Driving Pic.

THE STOR~ OF SERVICE

In bulk, box or

bar

~

-+t~ EASTER

GREETING CARDS Cards

For All Occasions

JustSay ~ Charge It \.XJ

Beautiful Dis play Artificial

Arran ements FA 8·6851

We will be closing

as usual from 12 noon

to 3 p.m .

GOOD FRIDAY

•

EASTER CARDS

• All size

FILM Black one/ White and

Color Film

Ask about

FREE FILM

•

Called F or

Delivered No

Extra Charge

Central Library of Rochester and Monroe County Historic Newspapers Collection· 10 The Vicinity Pos t April 6, 1966 .,-,.,.__. .. ~__.,_,.....,_._..,~,,_,--,-----~,.----.-', __ ~

I ' I EASTER WINES ! I ' ~ LIQUOR and ALL OTHER i ! LEGAL BEVERAGES ~ ! ' I Dl JUNE'S i I ~~E: . LIQUOR ~~E~ ! I ' l STORE I ~ 813 DEWEY AVE. ! ! A new (On(ept in a liquor store.

! Come and see it. i ' ' L ... _,.,. __.-..,. __._,_......,__., ,.., , ,_, _ _ _., _ , __ ~ _ ___ _,_,_,___. _ _ , _ •

Big Selection

MADE UP TO ORDER

Fruit Baskets

~.-~~ •. }1 . J

Cok•ry Heart =. EASTER PLANTS ~2~~ ITALIAN SAUSAGE

We specialize in .------

Lyell-Mt. Read Plaza GL !3-7270 Guaranteed in Writing ··, •. ~ ·.,~1

Westgat e Plaza ID 6-3783

Jewelry Repairs DIAMOND RESETTING

------JOANNA WESTERN

Window Shades

Made

While

You

Wait

The BRITER Paint Store 497 STONE RD. (Near Dewey AveJ

NO 3-9472 • Open Fri. Eves. 'Til 9

PAYS HJGHEST RATE ON SAVINGS CERTIFICATES

\n) .unount SIOOO or O\er for

si\ months with automatic- renE-wal.

.!/ember F. D. I.C.

Grace Methodist On Easter Sunday a t 10:45 a. m.,

Clarence warrington, organist and choir director at Grace Methodist Church, will give an organ recital preceedmg the morning service which wlll start at 11. Rev. Glenn Alty Cra fts , senior mmister, will brmg the Easter message on the theme: " God' s Greatest Gift -Life".

Nursery care will be provided for pre-school chlldren during this hour as well as the Church School Hour begmnmg at 9:45a. m.

" The Parable", a film from the P rotestant Pavllwn at the World ' s Fai r, will be shown at 7 p. m.

Lutheran Redeemer Easter Sunday schedule: Com

munion Service 7:30 a.m. Church wor ship 9 and 10:45;Sunday School 9 and 10:45. Infa nts car ed for dur ing both services.

Holy Week services will be held tonight and tomorrow at 7:30. Holy Commumon wlll be administer ed. A communwn Ser vice will be held on Good Friday. That mght at 8 the eombined choirs accompanied by Instr umental mus1c and di r ected by Dr. Paul Freeman will sing " The Seven Last Words" by DuBois.

We're open even ings til 9 --a ll th is week with the largest display ever of quality EASTER flowers and plahts.

Dio l 232-2255

Frr < /'ar/, in;:. (}u Our P n ·mis ('.~

------cL 8 ·0817

TUXEDOS FOR RENT

FOR RENT o r FOR SALE

w~~T~ DINNER JACKETS

SUITS • PANTS Made to Order

PAPPANI, TAilOR 2<J2 llr innj!: 1'1... \ vP.

St'tWt'cn Lake 6 Dewey

CYO TENNIS CLASSES The Catholic Youth Or ganization

announces that tennis instr uction classes will be held beginning Wednesday, April 13, from 7 to 8 p, m., open to women and high school girls, both members and non-members.

The classes will be taught by Mr s. Ann Nealon, the 1965 city singles champion, using both the indoor and outdoor courts.

MARTIN· SENOUR'S Glos -Tone

Satin Gloss Finish N o v. ro ..va ll s woodworK oa th rooms Kitchens a <OuQh beautiful fin osh tha t oasts ooo vears Completely washable! Surp ros ongly easy to app ly . • . dries evenly without bru shmarks.

ASK FOR MARTIN-SENOUR GLOS-TONE SATIN GLOSS FINISH

in o wide voriet.- ol colors!

AT

H. c.POMMERENING& soN

HARDWA~E • PAINTS • ELECT RICAL APPLIANCES

1086 LYELLAVE. (NearGiide) GL &-9553 ------ FREE PARKING Along side of Slog. ____ __.

Think your Plumbing COMPLETE Job is too small,? II Bathroom & Kit(hen

TRY MECOR MODERNIZATION COMPLETE 100% FINANCING

No Cosh Needed - 7 Years To Pay

M E C 0 II Call FA 8-7150 CORP.

536 JAY ST. BOILERS Repaired and Replaced

~llllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll'~ - = -------------------.... -----

ARE YOU TIRED OF THE SAME OLD HAIRDO?

Com I' in and let onP of our skillrd and c·ompetimt Operator~ re -style and rt.' ·Vitalizc 'our hair into a " Thing of Bearlt·y"

-----------------Angelo, Louise, Solly, Dolores =

~- -;rFEDELOpeErato;S SALON OF~ , ___ · BEAUTY :

§ 1026 MAPLE ST. BE 5-8640 E ;'illfllfiiiiUI Modern Shop Pl enty of Free Parking fllllllllllllir.

Yo bring comfort and relief to those who seek our a id.

HAUBNER & STALLKNECHT

FUNERAL DIRECTOR

----- 828 JAY STREET-----. AMPLE OFF- STREET PARKING

PHONE FA 8-2323

lDWARD E. HAUBNER, ROBERT ZIMMER SARTO W. STALLKNE~HT

Mwber of lith District Funeral Director's Ass'n. Also NYS DFA and National FDA; and Associated Funeral Directors Service


Look

Nice

For

Easter

Hop over to your favorite t""'\'tE;> beauty shop o.V

0~ . ... "'"" House I>'~· of Beauty

~ CL 4 -7840 456 Lexington Ave.

BATHROOMS Package Unit

New Water Services

Alfred A. Niemeyer PLUMBING

834 Flower City Pork

CL 4-5584

REPORT :r-~~

From -. ~ ALBANY ffl'--

n, .-lssembl\ man

}ames E. Porcers

NEW YORK CITY'S 15ct FAIR I was di sturbed when Mayor

Lindsay stated that New York City should retain the 15y subway fare because the people in upstate, where the fares are higher only pay a 2% sales tax and housing expenses are not 2.s high.

Tony Giordano's Barber Shop

2 OSpeci~lizing 1n

BARBERS ~ Children's 290 Driving Hair Cuts Park Ave. Flat-Tops

opp. BANK Brush Cuts

Rose (Uttaro ) Vellozzi, Prop. Not

Open Evenings

Chocolate Rabbits ~lied Baskets

Easter Cards

~~~.:__ EASTER CANDY :!i~J.\~4~ & NOVELTIES & '\\ BOYER CHOCOLATES

· ················· ·· ······················ ·· ··············· ···········: 32 Years at Dewey & Ridge

NEW COLOR

STIMULANT FOR MEN

B ronze adds a lift to brown suits; sparks

greys; accents olive. A refreshing change

of pace color m fine leather footwear.

Rugged yet flexible. Leather lined.

AS SEEN IN THE NEW YORKER

"Bu1 Sbo~s from M~n W bo Know Shoes''

OPEN THURS. & FRI. EVES •

UN 5-8886

z N rn

. . . .

•••••••••••• OPEN TODAY (WEDNESDAY) ALL DAY .••••••••••

I am not an expert on all of upstate, but this I can say about Monroe C'ountv· .

1. We pay 5% sales tax JUSt as they do m New York City.

2. Our housing and rental costs are high.

3. Because we do not have an elaborate public transportation system, a car is a necessity and a mighty expensive one at that.

A bill was on the calendar on March 29 which would allow the City of New York to transfer $69 million from the general fund to the Transit Authority (bus and subway) to offset an operating deficit. Upstate legislators of both parties so resent the use of statewide taxes to retain the subway and busfare for City residents that Speaker Travia decided not to have the measure come to a vote and will wait until after the Easter Recess to have it on the floor again. It i s evident that the Legislators from New York City, both Democrat and Republican, will support the bill. I only hope that my colleagues will not crack under the vanety of pressure which will be exerted to pass this bill,

It IS true that New York City has certam peculiar problems. For example, m the field of crime and

KODAK • BOLEX • AGFA ALPA • BEtL & HOWELL GRAFLEX • POLAROID

Dark Room Equipment, Supplies, Film Proc.euing (j)

Pro jectors

R~liabilily Sine~ 1950 .

HAHN PHOTO CTR. 308 Driving Pk. Ave.

- CL 4-5705-

WANTED TO BUY

USED WRINGER WASHERS

and Stoves Will Pick Up

GLS-4453

(li!lMdl) .

LAST 4 DAYS America's Greatest

Drug Store Event

HUNDREDS· OF ITEMS. AT 1 for the p~,~~ ~~ l~t)

· . Pll/f A PE.NNYt:.:

April 6, 1966 The Vicinity Post 11 narcotics addiction, their prob- ,. ........... .. lems are greater than that of BRAND'S Monroe County, even on a per capita basis. I thank the Lord that we are not confronted with some of these problems and believe it my responsibility as a Legislator for all the people in the state to recognize that each l ocality has special needs. But riding on buses for 15y does not fall into this category.

Sales Tax Exemption It is satisfying to say the least

that some of my suggestions in terms of modifying the sales tax have been incorporated into the Sales Tax Revision bill which successfully' passed the Assembly on the 29th of March. The bill is too lengthy for me to list all the ex-empt.ions, but it would, for example eliminate the tax on soaps and detergents, paper napkins and towels, medical appliances, eye glasses, etc. It would also eliminate the sal es tax on the sale of property and services used in construction or maintenance for schools, churches, and other non-profit organizations. It would also eliminate the tax on removal of garbage and refuse from households by private concerns. MOREOVER,IT WOULD ALLOW MERCHANTS TO RETAI N A SMALL AMOUNT OF THE TAX THEY COLLECT AS A REI MBURSEMENT FOR THE EXPENSE OF COLLECTING THE LEVY. On this last point, I have always believed it unfair to force merchants to go to the expense of collecting a tax without making just compensation.

Although this bill passed the Democratically c-ontrolled Assembly, rumor has it that the Republican controlled Senate is reluctant to pass this measure because it does not have the blessing of Governor Rockefeller. Only time will tell,

18 a public scrr•~r·c, poid forb\ ·Js.,cml>hmon Pnwc•rs

Patron izc your neighborhood

MONUMENTDEALER

ART BONSIGNORE Call for ART for ort·in-stone

GL 8-5301

DELICATESSEN

2046 DEWEY AVE. Cor. Winchester St.

OPEN 1 DAYS 10-10 HOMO

MILK Y2 GAL. 49c WE CARRY

COMPLETE LINE

SCHULER'S PRODUCTS

LIVE TEXAS CRABS

DEE'S BAIT& TACKLE SHOP

124 FULTON AVE. CL 4-3590

Blanchard's ...

TIM

Yes, Tim has . . FLIPPED .. he and

oil his f lora l orti s ts ore gone mod arranging beautiful flowers for you.

*A~"#i 58 LAKE AVE. Dial 232-2255

free Parking On Our Premises

Steve's Barber Shop 675 Maple St. at Ames

2 Speeialists in

BARBERS Crew Cuts - Brush Cuts

CHILDREN'S and LADIES' HAIR

400 COUNT REG. 29¢ EACH

FACIAL TISSUES 6 BOXEs99(

NESTLES and HERSHEY

CANDY BARS R:eG. 2 for 6 (

SUNBEAM CORDLESS -

Al-.o Shave''-' & Shampoos

REXALL 5 GRAIN IOO's REG. 69¢

ASPIRIN 3 $100

FOR

G.E. 10 TRANSISTOR

RADIO $999

TOOTH BRUSH WRIST WATCH $1099

MEN'S- REG. Sl2.95

ELECTRIC $8 99 ONUS SPECIAL BONUS SPEC ........ --R-E-XA_L_L:=:-R~E-G-. $-I.-59-

SUNBEAM II REG. $17.50 SUNBEAM 555 II

r:

ECTRIC SHAVER SHAVEMSSHAvEii' $29

.95

$1299 $ 95 =------' Choose From American Greeting Easter Cards at 1 ois

TOOTHPASTE 3 tubes 89c

BRITE SET 14 oz.

HAIR SPRAY LARGE ASSORTMENT OF HOME MADE CHOCOLATE BUNNIES

Whitman's Cream Eggs with NOVELTY STUFFED BUNNY $1.39

Central Library of Rochester and Monroe County Historic Newspapers Collection,..1 2_~T-he_V_i c~in~i t.:..y """!P.;.;os;.;..t _,..:A~pri I 6, 1966

Store For Rent Corner Emerson & Curlew

(Formerly Angelini Grocery } Suitable for any business. IIlLI- ar Clllabh nou u·ith

HALL FOR RENT Small Hall for Parties,

breakfasts, showers, meetings, etc.

SEATS 60

Christ Presbyterian

entire slort possible later. ___ 667 /;'m<'rson St. __ 324 CHILD ST. BE 5-1965

There will be two Communion services tomorrow (Maundy Thursday) at 2 and 8 p.m. with Rev. Lawrence Graves preaching. They are open to the public.

Easter breakfast is being served Sunday morning from 9 to 10 with tickets bemg sold at the door. The service is at 10:30 with Rev. Robert Booher giving a sermon based on Luke 24:1-12. C;ORN

RIB

EASTER PLANTS

Lorge 375 Weiland Rd . Selection OFF RIDGEWAY Reasonably

Just West of Mt. Read ~ N 0 W 0 PEN I ___ P_r_ic_e_d ___ \1lllli

SPRING NO. 1 CORTLAND 59 ( SPECIAL APPLES _peck

FERTILIZER •TURF LINE •CORENCO

• GREENFIELD • MILORGANITE

LAWN-GARDEN SUPPLIES

GAROFANELLO'S DEW~~5AVE. MARKET LE~I~~~ON Free Delivery

U.S.D.A. CHOICE

SIRLOIN STEAKS

99~~-

PHONE GLS-1737

G. DE ROSA

ORNAMENTAL IRON WORK • INTERIOR • EXTERIOR

Free Estimates

18 Curtis St.

Call GL 8-5198 or

After 5 p.m. CL 4-1292

WATCH REPAIRING Watches scientifically repaired, ultrasonically cleaned and electrically timed.

ALL WORK GUARANTEED

no )' ou I\ now:

\ ou C'Un havl' an expansion wat<'h hand C'UStom fitted to your wrist !-.Uch as your tailor would fit you with a suit of clothes?

Jfyou have trouble with your wutch sl ipping or being too tight und uncomfortable on you r wrist stop in and ha ve a new one fitted to your wrist whil<• you waiL. It only takes a fe w minutes.

JOHN La COMBA Watch-maker and

Chronograph Technician

WATCH REPAIR DEP'T. l\ eisner' s

Riclge Rd. W. & Dewey only

Wilson's Certified

Shank Half

BAM79,~

PORK CHOPS

U.S. GRADE CHOICE BONELESS BEEF

Rump ( RIB 59(

7 9( END lb.

lb . CENTER 9 9 ( CUT Roast 891b. ~~M ©y)'ff !XJ~tifif lb.

ITALIAN SAUSAGE 79( L CHOPS 59( HOT OR MILD OUR OWN MAKE lb VEA lb.

FANCY 49 f1RANKS·2, .. 99( ~~c~ of Veal ~~ Wi th $5.00 Purchase-·· Save 39ct L f L b 7 9 (

COLD CUTS Sliced to order eg 0 am 79~~ BOND BREAD 6 $1 oo Lamb Chops lb.

{Save 18¢) 1 lb. loaves for Vacuum Sealed BACON Iceberg 19# 89# " Wilson's " LETTUCE -certified lb.

Chiquita

BANANAS 2 lb. 29C Armour's

Star 991~. U.S. NO. 1

. _______ __.._. ____ __._, ____ ,_,_,

Easf~~

For this joyful day, select & serve

I l I

' I I I l I l

' WINES & LIQUORS WIDMER'S ~

sure to enhance your festive board!

~INt/ li.Jh'-

• . --

,_,_,_,__,.,._, ___ ,~,-,_., ! ALL LEADING WINES ~ ! WIDMER'S- OLD FRIAR ~ ' GALLO - \ ' GOLDSEAL - PAISANO l i TAYLOR'S and OTHERS l ,~----~---~-~~~---~~~

Large Selection

CHAMPAGNES See Ester's For All The

POPULAR BRANDS

ESTER'S LIQUOR STORE

Frank Donovan, Manager

1487 Dewey Ave. GL8-5058 ,_,. ___________________ ,

SALE USED WASHERS

REBUILT AUTOMATICS 90 DAY GUARANTEE

NORGE- MAYTAG- EASY $4 9 95 PHILCO - WHIRLPOOL from

"Over 25 Y<'ars of \~ ash er Mainlena nce Service,..

BILL'S -WASHER SERVICE and APPLIANCES

OPEN DAILY 9 A.M. - 9 P.M.

861 JAY ST., Cor. Ames BE 5-3482

Rent Our Floor Sander

FABULON . ..... . a transfusion for

WORN WOOD FLOORS A miracle of modern chemistry, super-tough FABULON gives new life and beauty to dull, unattractive, hard-to-clean wood floors.

Best of all, FABULON-ed floors keep their "new" look for years without waxing or scrubbing, thanks to the exclusive FABULON "bowling-lane" formula. Don't settle for less than FABULON, the fabulous floor finish.

Central Library of Rochester and Monroe County Historic Newspapers CollectionLyell Ave. Baptist at 7:30 p.m. The Rev. Mr. Allen

A candlelight communion Ser- will speak on the topic "Onlookers VlCe will be held on Good Friday of the Divine Passion".

FREE 100 GALLON GAS

GIVEN AWAY EVERY WEEK Get Your Free Ticket

IT'S TIME for A Scientific

• MINOR REPAIR MOTOR TUNEUP • TUNE- UPS

USE ~ Y OUR \&1

MSCS CARD H ERE

~~-HOURS~.,.,..... OPEN MON. thru THURS.

6:30 c . m. to 10 p.m. FRI. & SAT. Til 9 p.m.

SUNDAY 8 a . m. to 5 p. m.

RAY SHATZEL'S TEXACO SEBVIC.I

a90 LYELL AVE . CL 4-9686

MURRAY PHARMACY Reliable Prescription » ~

492 LYELL AVE . ~

Service Since 1900 -~ OPEN DAILY 9 to 9- SUNDAY 9 to 1

Leo J. Blanchard, Prop .

COMPLETE LINE ITALIAN and ENGLISH EASTER CARDS

Prescription Phone GL 8 -2990

\Sears J

ATTENTION Kodak Workers

Leave Your Car At Sears Ridge Road West Service Station While You Are At Wor k ••• Have Your Car Ser viced ••• And

Then Drive It Away After Work!

EliDiinate Coil Spring Sag······

INSTALLED

On Easter Sunday at 11 his sermon topic is " Proofs Infallible". There will be special music by both Junior and Senior Choirs. Sunday School precedes this service at 9:45. Nursery care is provided at both servtces.

MIKE& The Fidelis Class meets at the

home of Mrs. DelbertBushofCurtts St. On April 11, the Esther and Chanty Carman Circles meet at the home of Mrs. Fred Meadows in Myrtle St.

On Thursday, Aprill4, the Family Night Supper will be held at the Church at 6:15. The speaker is Miss Charity Carman, a missionary in India who will show s lides of her work.

Chocolate Rabbits, Jelly Eggs East er Baskets, Grass, Etc.

l'lurnhin!J: and Fuma<'t' \'lurk For lkliahlt• St•ryi('p Call

'\lt•lzp;Pr & lln1~ t' r-GL 8-5000

3 ROOM APT. Newly redecorated, he at, hot woter, s tove, refrigerator

Inquire 8 a.m. · 5 p.m.

Richard W. FRIDAY, INC.

' ' '

779 Mople St.

·• COMPLETE DELICATESSEN LINE •

COLD CUTS-CHEESE-SAL ADS-BAKED BEANS

BALL FOR RENT

breakfast., showers.,

meetings., etc.

SEATS 60 Serve Your Own Refreshments

Leonard Pizzi, your host

324 CHILD ST.

For EASTER

ENTERTA INING

BE 5-1965

! I t~uonpmptR I l New York State l CHAMPAGNE

Stock Up Now At lACK'S

l PINK CHAMPAGNE l SPARKLING Burgundy

l

' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' '

Check Zack's List Of

NEW YORK ....

STATE WINES

TAYLOR

GOLD SEAL

WIDMER'S

GREAT WESTERN

PENN VAN

RICH ARDS

0 -U EH-DA

8 Pink Catowbos

to pick from

WINES Gallon Prices

Paisano ........... 2.88 Cribari ............ 2.89

Ramo Vino Dinner. . . . . 2.79 Fior De Cal ifornio ..... 2.88 Petri, ............ . Ita lian Swiss ....... .

Bella Mario ........ . Cappella ...... . . .. .

2.49 2.79 2.79 2.55

Marco Petri ......... 2.49 Gallo ............. 2.88 Gamba rei I i &

Davitto . . . . . . . . . . 2. 98 Napa-Sonoma-

Mendocino ........ 2.88

' Our 4-Starl Special I

' ' l CHIANTI - CLARET RHINE, SAUTERNE BURGUNDY WINE

$1~a~ ' ' Gombwell; & Davilla I Vermouth 4.27 Gal. l

15 38 Case '

o of 4 '

GALLO l Vermouth 3.88 coL I

13.97 :;~e ' ZACK'S also features these famous labels ~

• Paul Masson • Alamaden • l

10% OFF On CASES

• Louis Martini • Christian Bros. l

American Cars Only 89 5 IMPORTS by lhe IOO'S ~ Front or Rear Only For All Shapes a Sizes I

Coi I Spring ~~~:;::~~,

Stabilizers

Reduces costly front e nd r e pairs ••• increases Open 'til11 p.m. daily action of shock absorbers ••• sav es tire wearl Midnight Fri. - Sat. l

SHOPATSEARSANDSAVE Is I ZACil.'S ', Satis~:.:o~~~;r~::~ or . ears . - ~c:~R - ~ SL\JlS, ROEBUCK AND CO. '

Ridge Road West near Dewey 1434 Ridge Rd. w. at Dew~y UN 5-5725. l Te lephone: UNiversity 5 -7070 PLENTY Of fREE PAR l --------------- '·-----------~',!!.<!.._ ____________ _

Central Library of Rochester and Monroe County Historic Newspapers Collection14

DRESS SHOPPE 420 LYELL AVE.

GL 8-6169

LaMar Features The COMPF SATE by flexnit Easter Fashions at LaMar

DRESSES•SUITS ~ WEDDING GOWNS MOTHER-OF -THE-BR I D E

Dewey Church Circles Dewey A venue Presbyterian cir

cles will meet this month as follows: APRIL 12, Rebekah, 9:30 a.m. home of Mrs. H. A . Tholander. Deborah, 12:30 p.m., at the church. Mrs. James Meulen dyke and Mrs. Annie Snow are co-hostesses. Lois, 8 p. m. at the church. Mrs. Douglas Bayne and Cecile Du Rocher are co-hostesses.

APRIL 14, Joanna, 12:30 p.m. at home of Mrs. John vanas, 2489 St. Paul Blvd. Mary, 8 p.m., at home Of Mrs. John Mills 243 Versailles Rd. Mrs. Ste~hen French 1s co-hostess. Rhoda, 8 p.m. at home of Mrs. Henrv Botts. 102 Jamestown Terr. Miss carolyn Howard is the co-hostess:

APRIL 15, Naomi, 12:30 p.m., at the church. Mrs. Ralph Eddy is hostess.

ATOMIC· CLEANERS 133 DEWEY AVE.

MILT MANDELL DRUGS 511 DEWEY AVE., at Emerson

FREE DELIVERY GL 8-~ 199 EASTER GIFTS - ---

• BOXED CANDY • CARDS ~::ti'ii.11t.im~l • NOVELTIES • BASKETS

HOURS: Open Daily 9 a .m. to 10 p .m. Sunday 9 :00 a .m. to 4:00 p,_m.

WE SERVICE All Makes and Models of

GAS & OIL HEATING UNITS SALES & SERVICE

R och~ster A utomatic Heating Corp. 1459 LAKE AVE. near Kodak G L 8-2846 Anytime

LAST .FEW DAYS - HURRY I I

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PICK-UP & DELIVERY

l Open Thursday - Friday Eves. 'til 91 I - l

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: CL ·\R .\~S HAIR t --~~~• t 143 F~IRG;TE ST. F~.\SHIO~S t SOLDI'S

,J. FJ 0 N ES J~~~~!!eS ~ ( Phone UN 5-6604 - l

t t BARBER SHOP

TV REPAIRS

t 13~ b h t 1024 Maple St.

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Fresh CUT FLOWERS

THE SAME FINE SELECTION FOR WHICH WE HAVE

LONG BEEN FAMOUS

ORCHID Corsages 2 98 Choice of regular orchid or 2 C~mbidiun~ orchids. up

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CARD OF THANKS The family of Walburga Holz

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THE HOLZGARTNER FAMILY : BERNICE'S Gl~~~~~p ~ ~ 374 Y2 RIDGE RD.W. UN 5-4962 ~ ---------~!~!;:>~+~::: ·~•:: ....... ·~•;·· ·:.•;·. ·~•;· ·:.•;· _.·:•:· .~:•:·:.: ::·:+!;~;·:+!~~ ·~~'!~·i:~.-:~~";;:•-:~ .. ·;.!'•~~: ;~. SHOP AT WARDS

~~~e~fLIQUOR STORE Chester Polozzi, propr ietor

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IMPORTED WINES

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1458 DEWEY AVE.

Flora l and Gift Shoppe See our unique Easter Baskets. (No candy) gift baskets for the who le family. Give them something different this year. From "baby" to "grandma " and "grandpa".

Order yours oar I y - don't be disappointed. You con se lec t your own gifts and do-dads • and we wil l make up your basket for you.

Don't forget your loved ones. Crosses, wreaths, hearts for the cemetery. See our display or mode to order. We also corry everlast ing remembrance holders and candles. Religious ttems and mony hard-to-find odd gifts.

Centerpieces and plants mode to your order. Don't wait. Better to be safe th on sorry.

Wishing all of our customers and friends A Very Happy Easter .

WARDS ORIGINAL ARTIFICIAL FLORAL CREATIONS AND GIFT SHOPPE AND

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MEN'S and LADIES'

INVISIBLE RE-SOLES

April 6, 1966

There's Still Time To ORDER EASTER TREATS

GLB· 6563

CHILD SPACING Helps Give Your

Children A Good Sta r t in Li fe

SAFE Birth Control Methods that are approved

make it easy for you There is a family planning center near you at

CHRIST PRESBYTERIAN CHU RCH 5 Locust St., near Lake Ave.

\ f or a n ew '

i HAI~n~TYLE , I For information or medical appointment,

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HAMS

PORK LOIN ~~~ 6 9~. DOMINO CANE 5 lbs . ~GROUND BEEF SUGAR 59~ PATTIES lOrbs.$ 590

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16 The Vicinity Post April 6, 1966

Republic Thermoglas WATER HEATERS o

30 GALLON 40 GA'=-LON

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AIR-TEMP

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Complete ly Installed $58 9 100,000 B. T.U.

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10 Yr. Warranty

FREE SPECIAL THIS MONTH POWER HUMIDIFIER with Each Furnace

Marine Midland Charges Accepted

HEATING INSTALLATION SERVICE, INC. 759 Flower C ity Pork

GL 8-9806 cs.nce 1924> GL 8-2716

"The LyellAve. Bunny King"

HAS AN ABUNDANT SUPPLY OF

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SPECIALS GOOD WEDNESDAY , APRIL 6, thru TUESDAY , APRIL 12

FRESH GENUINE SPRING

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~lae 7Jicinity Post and Tenth Ward Courier CLearwater 4-5200

VOL. 39 NO. 15 ROCHESTER, N.Y., WEDNESDAY, APRIL 20, 1966

LYELl. PLYMOUTH OFFICE

NEW MARINE MIDLAND OFFICE, Architect's sketch of the new Lyell-Plymouth branch is shown above. The new office will face south on Lyell Ave. on the site formerly occupied by St. Anthony's Church. There wlll be 3,200 square

feet of floor space and parking for 48 cars. The present Lyell-Saratoga branch, built in 1929, will be closed when the new office is ready later this year. Plans call for a drive-in teller's window. A. Friederich and Sons LS the contractor.

Fashion Show At Ascension

The Churchwomen of the Church of the Ascension, will sponsor a fashion show presented by the Ormand Shop of Pittsford Plaza on Thursday, April 28, at 8 p.m. in the Great Hall of the church, Lake Ave. at Riverside St. All chapters are cooperating. Tickets are $1.00 per person and may be purchased at the door. Refreshments will be served following the show.

Gerald Gura will be the commentator and Mrs. James McDonald is chairman of the fashion show assisted by the following committee heads: Mrs. Harvey Kleisley and Mrs. Ralph Menne, tickets: Mrs. James Morrison, refreshments: Mrs. Ro:lley Ga' 1 and Mrs. C. Roh:art St:.~·np'. '110cl

els: Mrs. Doa'lld Cody, decorations: Mrs. Walter Oyer, entertainment: Mrs. Ivan Newman, publicity: and Mrs. Norman Juffa, consultant. Hostesses will be Mrs. Richard Logan, Mrs. Fred Pomeroy, and Mrs. John Schick.

Models will be: Mesdames Thr·mas Bickel, Robert Crockett, Edwin Dailey, June Gudgel, Norman Juffa, Arthur Pomeroy, William

Political Roundup The 20th Ward Women's Repub

lican Club will hold its next meeting on Wednesday, April 27, at 8 p. m., at the Keith Miller Post, 733 Maple st. Guest speaker will be Gordon Anderson, supervisor of the 21st ward. His topic will be "Know YourcountyGovernment."

FIRST WAR D REPUBLICAN ward and county committeemen are meeting tonight at 8 in the Italian-American Club, Emerson st., to discuss plans for the future and to elect officers. The meeting was called by John Hogan, new executive committeeman of the ward. '

Spaulding, C. Robert stump!, Donald Wallace and Misses Debbie Downhill, Joan Gee, SUsan Gudgel, Terry Morrison, Diane Oyer, Norma Pomeroy, and Linda Snelgrove.

Mrs. Polly Proseus of the Ormond Shop is coordinating the show, assisted by Miss LOu Ann Nolan and Miss Cindy Fabian.

BANQUE TS - Shower, reception, party facilities for over 90 people. Kitchen privileges optional, you furnish food. Call Bavarian Restaurant, 746 J ay St., BE 5-9538. -Adv.

Party To Benefit School, Sisters

A benefit card party for the school awards and Sisters' needs will be held Friday evening, April 29 at 8 in Holy Fam1ly Auditorium on Jay St. Tickets may be purchased from the school children or at the door for $1.00. Prizes and refreshments are included.

General chairman is Mrs. Ronald Bennett, assisted by the following committee: Tickets, Mrs. Andrew Wuest; donations, Mrs. Charles Burke; table prizes, Mrs. Maurice Doran; prizes, Mrs. Jam e s Papineau; refreshments, Mrs. Nicholas Bianchi; decorations, Mrs. Anthony Pollotta, and publicity, Mrs. Warren LaVigna.

Home Nurs ing Classes

Home Nursing Classes, sponsored by the Red Cross are being held for sev~n weeks at Sacred Heart Parish Center. They started last week, but those interested may still enroll. The courses are on Wednesday and Thursday nights from 7:30 to 9:30. Mrs. Bernard Vieau, Tenth ward Nursing Services Chairman who is in charge, may be reached at GL 8-4063.

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Many Popular Brands of

Whisk ev• Scotch•Cordials CASE DISCOUNT


PATRON PAID 495 Emers on St.

Permit No. 958 Rochester, N. Y. Postage Paid

Rochester,~- Y. 14613

Sister To Speak At Sacred Heart

Sister Seraphine who is in charge of the Holy Angles School will be the speaker at the monthly meeting of the Sacred Heart Home School Association tomorrow (Thursday) night at 8 p.m. She will talk on "Exceptional Childrenu.

President Joseph Fritsch announces that election of officers will also take place.

P. T .A. Activities No. 7 School PTA meets on

Tuesday evening, April 26 with a special feature. There will be a gym demonstration involving t~e children irom grades 3 to 6 and presided over by John Foote, the school's physical education director. It will be held in the school gymnasium at 8 p. m.

The children will be demonstrating their gym activities such as warmups, physical fitness tests, rhythms, w rea s t1 in g skills and tumbling.

Refreshments will be served after the meeting.

The PTA of No. 40 School is sponsoring a baked foods sale at the school on Friday, April 22, from 9 a. m. to 4 p. m. Chairman of the sale is Mrs. Joseph Solimano and her co-chairman IS Mrs. Paul Gramlich. "There will be quite a variety of delicious foods" she says, "and the public is invited".

NO. 34 SCHOOL P. T. A. wlll be holding its regular meeting on Thursday, April 28, with details to be announced next week. Refreshments will be served following the meeting.

SYMPATHY FLOWERS always in good taste. Order them at Flower Fashions Florist, 630 Ridge Rd. W., UN 5-7270. -Adv.

HUSH PUPPIES far all the members of your family. Buy them at Amico's Shoe Stare, 177 5 Dewey Avenue. -Adv.

Scibilia Nominated For Supervisor

Efforts to choose candidates for the new county legislative setup continue. The Democrats settled their differences in one district Sunday and will endeavor to select a candidate in another district tomorrow night.

Democrats of the 26th District resolved a contest between two aspirants for supervisor SUnday at Avery Grill, choosing John Scibilia over Thomas Fantigrossi. Scib1lia, completing his third term as supervisor of the 15th Ward, will oppose Joseph Ferrari, present Eighth Ward supervisor, in the November elections.

It was a contest right up to the last minute and the choice was finally made by written ballot. Most of the ward and county committeemen in the four wards involved were either present or represented by proxies.

Fantigrossi who is now 11th Ward supervisor, pledged his support of Scibilia and was given unanimous endorsement for appointment as a delegate to the constitutional convention later this year.

DEMOCRATS of the First, Ninth and Tenth will attempt to settle on a candidate for the 28th District at a meeting tomorrow (Thursday) night in Sellitto's Restaurant. Two of the leading candidates are First ward SUpervisor Ray Margrett and former Tenth ward SUpervisor Harold (Jeff) Wilkin. MOTHER'S DAY - May 8. Send

her flowers and order them early, especially far out-of-town delivery. Blanchard Florist, 58 Lake Ave. Dial 232-2255.-Adv.

WARD' S ORIGINAL Artificial Flower Creations. Pieces made to order. Flowers for all occasions. Unusual gifts. 1458 Dewey Ave. CL 4-1810. Mi dland Charge. -Adv.

FOR People In a Hurry Use Our

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-BRANCH STORE 2000 RIDGE RD. w: UN 5-4392 "For the Finest in Dry Cleaning and Laund•uing Anywh~r-; at Any Price:•

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~ I ~ . MILK 45(l ~ 311 Ridgeway-at Dewey IN GLASS CONTAINER ONLY ' ! ( Rear Sinclair Service Sto.) You must bring thi s Ad ! ! PRICE WITHOUT THI S COU PON 48¢ Y2 GAL. ! 'GOOD THURSDAY, FRIDAY, SATURDAY,APR. 21 , 22, 23, -._.,,_.,,,....,.,. ..... ,~---~~---,.....,,,-.,,__,.,.._,.,.,.-.. __ Jr ____ _ , .....,,...,,

SU NDAY, MAY 8

Artificial Arrangements

Everlasting G~fts That She Will Cherish

Ask For Ceil, Bernie or Ray

Established 1927

The Vicinity Post and Tenth· Ward Courier

OFFI CE - 495 Emerson Street, Rochester, N. Y. CL 4-5200

F. R. METZIN GER E ditor and Publisher GORDON A. STONE Advertising Manager

DEADLINE for news and wont ads F RIDAY preceding dote of issue.

SERVICES

P L UMBING - All kinds , reasonable . Miles PlumbinQ, Inc . 91 Frost Ave. F A 8 -3069.

TELEVISION Service . Prompt reasonable. Modern TV and Rod10 , 447 Lyell GL 8 -04 32.

DRESSMAKING - Alterations , a ll kin ds , reasonable . Moqqic Sapienza , 11 93 Lyell Avenue , CL 4 -8060. Call weekdays , all day Saturday .

BICYCL E REPAIRING - Also washing ma chine repairs . Tony 's, Jay at Colvin .

C H ARLIE ' S WASHER SERVICE -Speci a lizing in all wrinQers . Easy Spinners , automatics , G . E . , Norge , Kenmore , Whirlpool . Also sells used machines . Call ID 6-9592. 54 3 Hague

T V SE RVICE - All makes , block & whit e , colors . CL 4-0::.00:.:3~. __ _

FORSALE __ _

PLUMBING FIXTURES - Used and new . Reasonable . Miles Plumbing , Inc . 91 F rost Ave. FA 8 -3069.

BANQUET FACILITIES

BANQUETS - Shower, reception , party facilities for over 90 people . Kitchen priviloQcs optional , you furnish food . Coil Bavarian Restaurant, 7 46 Joy St., BE 5-9538.

F'OR RE NT ----G L AMO REN E olectric rug shompooer

for rent $2 o d ay . Carl Smith Hardw are , 3 89 Ames St .

FLOOR SANDERS & edgers . $ 5 o day for bo th . Shotzel Hardware , 498 Lyell Ave.

WANTED TO BUY

USED BIKES - Augie & Tony ' s TV Shop, 446 Campbell St . Hours 7 p . m. 9 p . m . FA 8-2000.

Baked Food Sale The Rosarians of Holy Rosary

Chuch will hold a baked food sale sunday after the s ervices. Mrs. Andrew Ingles is chairman.

.. McCue's GROCERY &

DELICATESSEN

511 Ridgeway

;b. 50¢ ITALIAN

RICOnA

Fllll LINE Imported & Domestic

CHEESES BULK GREEN & BLACK

OLIVES LB. 69¢

m:~ FROZEN ITALIAN

RAVIOLI - PIZZA CAVATELLI

HOME MADE ITALIAN SAUSAGE

Raymond's Florist/ 1038 LY ELL AVE. PHONE GL 8-5897

F IL T EAS for your furnace . Enjoy clean healthful air, save cool with new filters. Coli MetzQer & Brayer Co. G L 8-5000.

NAME THE NEW RESTAURANT CONTEST

Open 6 Days ( C lased A II Day Sunda ys)

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PASCAL BLUE BONNET

CELERY MARGARINE SPECIALS GOOD 2

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Tapioca , Lemon, Key Lime

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RED KIDNEY BEANS

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Poodle-, [A<cessoriesj

For Appointment

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BR 1-2333

444 AMES ST.

TUXEDOS FOR RENT

In Black

,

Strolo and Cut-Away Styll! s

ALTERATIONS and

REMODELIN G

FOR RENT or FOR SALE

NEW DINNER JACKETS WHITE


PAPPANI, TAILOR 292 J)rivin~ Pk. :~VI',

Between Lake & Dewey


Children A Good Start in Life


make it easy for you

There is a family planning center near you at

CHRIST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH 5 Locust St ., near Lake Ave.

HOURS: Every Wednesday from 1 to 3 p.m.

For information or medical appointment,

Dial 546-2595 any day, 9 to 5, and ask for Mrs . King

PROOF Of RELIABILITY

WITH A

FUll

PARTS GUARANTEE BILL'S WASHER REPAIR

"Over 25 Years of •asher Maintenance Service"

OPEN DAILY 9 A.M.- 9 P.M. 861 JAY ST. PHONE BE 5-3482

Direct Flights To Los Angeles

Rochester travelers bound for Los Angeles won't have to change planes on the way, starting June 1.

American Airlines has announced that it will link the two cities with 707 Astrojet through-service -the first time ever for one-plane service from here to the west coast. The inauguration of the service will also mark the first scheduled appearance here of the huge four-engine 707 Astrojet, the nation's largest and fastest passenger jetliner.

R, A. Otto, American's Rochester manager, sa~d the debut of the California through-service is part of a major upward revision of the airline' s local schedules coming up soon: --On May 8, the inauguration of 400 Astrojet service between here and New York City with two nonstop flights in each direction. --on May 27, the addition of seven more 400 Astrojet nonstop roundtrips, for a total or nine, on the Rochester- New York City route. --on June 1, the start of 707 Astrojet through service between Rochester and Los Angeles with one stop each way. -----

Three Men Rewarded Three local men were honored

last week by Sibley' s for safe driving. They drove Sibley delivery trucks all last year without an accident, not even so much as a fender scratch. They were presented safety certificates, pins and bonuses at a dinner last Wednesday night. They are:

Norman Ulscht, 322 Murray St., his brother Clifford Ulscht, 320 Murray St.; and Gerald W, Benoit, 141 Albemarle St.

B-OUT sroP TNIG ~

CONCENTRATED LIQUID DRAIN OPENER-CLEANER

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Apri I 20, 1966

Show her you core-

A Gift she'll love !

She con get her wove whenever she wonts it.

The Vicinity Pos t

CAI;tAFIC .. E BEAUTY SALON

871 Dewey Ave., (opp. Sy's Drug Store) Gl 8-8190 Open 6 Days A Week- 9 to 6: Tues., Thurs., ni. ' EYes.

·MAPLEDALE ·· ARTY KOUSE

-:.~:::-.,.~'-~ ....... ~ ALL LEGAL BEVERAGES. -- Complete P lanning Service For: BANQUETS· PARTIES· WEDDINGS· SOCIALS

BUSINESS MEETINGS· CLAMBAKES· RECEPTIONS

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1nurhos t:. RESERVATION CALL ·- .

1020 MAPlE ST. Near Glide ID 6-211 PLENTY FREE PARKING - GROUPS TO I ,000 PEOPLE

A Message From Sherwood Drugs ·

Sherwood Drugs puts 1 extra ingredient into every prescrip, tion they fill. This ingredient is called, "Special Care".


That is why more and more people have their prescriptions filled here at Sherwood Drugs.


You can trust us too , bring your next prescription here. I

SHERWOOD DRUGS 630 RIDGE RD. W ., just North of A&P

WESTRIDGE SHOPPING CTR.

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Central Library of Rochester and Monroe County Historic Newspapers Collection4 T he Vi c inity P ost A p r i I 20, 1966

MAX FACTOR ULTRA-LUCENT

HIGHLIGHT New Light- Reflective

Make-Up Accent

COTY MUGUET DEBOIS

First Kiss of Spring

Dusting Powder, Toi let $3.00 Water, Cologne, Talc.

-----SOFTLY SCENTED------.• PLASTIC BRUSH ROLLERS EXTRA LARGE

594 SNAP-DN ROLLERS $1.00

MOUNT DRUG co. P res c ription Spe cialists - H arry Mount, Ken F redenburgh


LYELL CARD & GIFT SHOP

Rose (Uttoro ) Vellozzi, Prop.

1008 LYELL AVE. HOURS - 11 :JO A.M. TO 9 P.M .

MOTHER'S DAY Forget-Me-Not

CARDS

GIFTS Religious Articles

HALL FOR RENT

m eetings, etc.

SEATS 60 Se rve Your Own Refr es hments

Leonard Pizzi, your hos t

324 CHILD ST. BE 5-1965

SERVICES

ADMIRAL CARTING - Furniture , pianos, appliance moving. GL 8-8918.

MOVING & CARTING - Reasonable rates. Bob Glasser. FA 8 · 4270.

FLOORS laid , sanded, refinished, since 1921. Cy J. Callemyn. GL 8 -6685.

WALLS WASHED - An inexpensive way to beautify your walls . OS 1· 4136.

CELLAR DRAINERS - Automatic , electric. Met:t9er & Brayer Co. Since 1898. GL 8 · 5000. 485 Lyell Avenue.

TUBES TESTED FREE - TV and radio trouble? Call GL 8· 9786 , give us your make and model number. We will help you find the trouble . Also reasonable service calls. Prinzi' s TV & Appliance , 76 1 Dewey Ave . 10 a . m. to 9 p . m.

T I LE ROOFS repaired. F ree estimates . C . Gilbert , 4 33 Flower C ity Pork. CL 4_·_7_6....;5....;5_. ________ _

GU T TERS- Cleaned, re paired , pa in ted. N ow 9uttors installed. All guaranteed . Fully insured. Free estimates. R . L . Ross , CL 4•4218.

ROOFING - Wind dama9e. Matching · colors . Repairs & new work . Reason abl e prices . Free estimate. Guaranteed . Fully insured . R . L . Ross , 555 Birr St . CL 4-42 18.

PAINTING - Top half your house our specialty. Gutters installed, repaired , painting before siding. April , May or June only . 25 years experience. V. V . Ruddy , FA 8·0178.

WE ' LL HAUL IT AWAY - Clean out your attic, cellar or garage . FA 8-4270.

TOASTERS, irons, lamps , coffee makers , can openers, electric drills repaired . Keys made . Zack ' s Repair Service, 1318 Dewey Ave. CL 4 · 0584.

MOVING? Call El mer Derleth

BES-6065

R easonabl e Rates

ROOF NEEDS repairing? As phalt , slate & tile roofs . C. L. Gilbert, CL 4=7655.

000 JOBS WAN TED - Storm windows removed, washing walls, etc . ID 6 -4421.

CHIMNEY REPAIRS & cleaning. Free estimates. Dauqh ton Construction Corp. BE 5·2735. _ _____ _ _

PAINTING - Interior & exterior . All brush work (no rollers) . Quality work , free estimates. Fully insured. Dan Bur<;~moster, NO 3-Q827.

10 X 12 ROOM SIS. one coat, labor only, ) 8 years experience. Free estimates . Extenor work also. Call eves . OL 4-8368.

LICENSED PLUMBER speciali:tmg bathrooms, copper tubmg installations, repairs, remodeling. Call GL 8-2429 lf no answer call evenings.

RUG & STAIR CARPET installation . Reasonable. CL 4 ·3400.

REUPHOLSTERING beautifully done unconditionally <;~uaranteed . Occasional choirs, $5 plus your choice of beautiful latest fabrics. Gel our price on sofas, lounge chairs and antiques , before you decide . You pay noth ing until job is completed. No job- is too small . Wo are as close a s your phone . Credit terms arranged. For free es timates and decorating counsel, jus t call FA 8-8948 anytime , or vi sit our shop, 63 1 Thurston Rd ., Sterling C o.

Rates per insertion, min1mum charge of $1.00 for the first 10 words . Additional words after the first ten are 5t a word. Cash (no stamps) must accompany ad. Send to 495 Emerson St.


SERVICES

PAINTING - Interior, exterior. Top half of houses . Experienced, insurod. GL 8 ·0174.

S MAL L APPLIANCES repaired . T oa sters , lamps , uons , ole . Ace F ixit, 1342 Dewey Ave. CL 4·151 4 .

PIANO T UNING and rcpoirin9. Expert w ork, unconditionally Quaranteod. J . A. O ' Connor . C L 4 ·0213 .

MOVIN G - Furniture, pianos , applian c es , reasonab le . Glenwood Cartin9 Co. MA 1·4450.

T AILOR WORK- Alterations , repairs . My h ome. Goy 90 dishes for sale. CL 4-3447.

CEILINGS - Smooth, new , over o ld plaster. No mess. Stein, MA 1·3660.

LADIES - Sewtng and alterations . 4 36 Driving Park Ave. CL 4•3131.

LAWNMOWERS, garden tools sharpened . 555 Avis St . GL 8·8122.

DRAPERIES, SLIP COVERS - Custom made from newest decorator fabrics . Helen ' s Fabrics, 2878 Dewey Ave. NO 3· 2010.

VACUUM CLEANERS repaired, all makes . Bags, belts & brushes 1n stock. Zack's Repair Service, 1318 Dewey Ave . CL 4·0584.

PAINTING - Experienced. Interior , exterior . Free estimates . Chas. H. Barnard, GL 8-2374.

PAINT ING - Top half your house or any part. This ad is for retirees or those who can ' t climb. April, May , June , only . Also gutter work. Twentyfive years experience. V. V . Ruddy, FA 8 ·0178.

,. .....• LAKESHORE········

DRIVING SCHOOL NO CHARGE FOR FIRS T

LESSON IF YOU ARE NOT SA TISFI ED.

-- Home Pick-Up Service

Call For Fu ll Particulars

......... NO 3-6848 ....... .. MOVING - Trucking of any kind . 25

years experience. Very reasonable . Ll 4-2981.

P .M.C. HOUSE WASHING, Aluminum specialist . Aluminum, wood and asbestos siding washed to perle chon . SPECIAL porches any si:te $25. Patrick M. Cocca, 35 Edgeland St., BU 8 · 2639, HU 2·1138.

RENTAL TRAILERS, hitches sold, installed. Corbett Tra1ler Rental.

1 GL 8 -3997. 135 Redwood Rood .

C L E ANING ATTICS and cellars . Reasonable rates . HU 2-7878 .

IN SIDE PAINTING - Reasonable . Free estimates. ID 6 · 4858 . R . A . Mi dd l eswor th .

IRON IN G - my home . Reasonabl e . G L8·11 91 .

OPEN POINT OF V IEW IN A N E W

FASHION TREAT FROM AIR STEP

The coloring is brand-new. It's a tangy brown that sets off all the bright tones that are so fashion-right, and it blends deliciously with off·whites and neutra l shades. The open look as interpreted in lightly textured leather. And with it all, Air Step's perfect fit and comfort features, disguised in superb styling.

C O LORS: Bone, B lock P o t ent N avy and Red

PHONE

G L 8-46 14

Open 9 a . m. - 8:30 p.m. S ot . 't i I 6 p.m.

C L OSED WEDNE S DAYS

Since 1914 PARK FREE AT OUR DOOR

SERVICES

MASON WORK - Chimney repairs or new. Sidewalks, steps, plasterinq . Cemenhng old cellar walls . Reason able prices. HU 2 - 1254.

PAINTING 12xl2 bedroom $15. · labor . Paint $3.85 gal. BE 5· 3101, GL 8-3745.

IRONING - My home. Experienced. Neal work. Reasonable. GL 8 -7845-

ELECTROLUX SALES, Service & Parts, also repossessed. Your cleaner checked free. Call T ony Ligo:tio , HU 2 · 1323, CL 4-4898.

ANJON APPLIANCE Service - Re · pairinq washers, dryers and stoves . All makes & models . All work guaranteed. GL 8· 4453.

SHARPENING - Lawnmowers , s a ws , knives , scissors , tool s . Ac e Fix it, 1342 Dewey Ave . C L 4 - 151 4.

, C A RPEN TER WORK PaintinQ. " Rec" rooms, additions , re pairs . Home maintenan ce. F ree estimates . Ex pe rienced. UN 5-2110.

IN TERIOR PAINTIN G & wallpaper- ; ing . Free estimates . C l.. 4·6098 or EL 2-6995.

P A TCH PLAST E RING - We c on re · pair any crack or rough pla ste r. Gua• ranteed n o t to show. S tein Plastering , MA 1·3660.

CHAIR CANING - E x pe rt , reason able . Will pick up and de liver. Call CL 4· 8291.

WINO DAMAGE - Roofs , chimneys re paued or new . Free estimates. CL 4 · 6768.

PAINTING - Interior, exterior. Trim is my specialty. Insured. F . Kane. GL 8-Ql74.

SEWING MACHINE R EPAIRS. Special oiling & ad jus ling $1 .95. Any make, anytime . Call Fairmount Sewing Center now . UN 5· 4873.

GLEN'S SMART SET BEAUTY SALON

457 RIDGE RD. W. UN5-3866 2 operators to serve you

Open Daily 9-6 We d., Thurs ., F r i . Eves

CHILD C ARE

BABYSITTING my h ome days . Ex· porionced. 2 years or older . GL8·11 9J .

BABYSITTING - Infants . My home. Ridge Rd. West. G L 8· 352i .

WILL BABYSIT in my home , any hours . References . J . Swieton, 364 Ravine Ave . (Corner o f Dewey Ave . )

CHILDREN to take care of - in my home. 2Y. - 5 yr . olds. Matured . $13 weekly . GL 8•4362 •

PRE..SCHOOL CHILDREN, days, my home. 149 We tmore Pk. B E 5-2767.

ARIENS COOPER


SALES & SERVICE

BOLEN 'S Lawn Boy - Sunbeam

GARDEN EQUIPMENT OPEN DAILY 9 a.m. to 9 p.m:

Saturcloy 9 a.m. to 6 p.m.

Repair- Sharp ening

ON ALL MAKES 2321 RIDGEWAY AVE .

- --G L 8-4923---~ HOUSE F O R SALE

1 14 ALAMEDA ST. - Moderniud kitchen, 5 bedrooms, fully finished basement, insulated. B y a ppointment only . CL4·1 596 .

FOR COUNTRY LIVING at its finest, see the following : Very attractive 3 bedroom home, Y, a c re lot with bam. Range included. Asking S l 0,900; Brockport area , 3 b e droom home with wall to wall carpeting in living room, 2 car garage , patio, 48 acres of land. Asking $16,000; Ridge Rd., Orleans County , 76 acre farm, 1200 ft.frontage, barn completely remodeled 4 bedroom home, may be used as single or dou ble , can be bought separately from acreaQe, live creek thru land, must be seen; Brockport area, 3 bedroom ranch, 1 00x300 lot . Open for offers ; 6 bedroom home in beautiful condition, near lake , small farm with 4 acres of land , asking $ 10 ,000. Call B arbara Schramm, CO 6-6383 . Massett Re alty.

HOUSE FOR SALE HOLY FAMILY AREA

5 rooms & bath d ownstairs 3 room a p't. u pstai rs

Oil- fired ho t wa t er h e at. Hardwood floors . Gun w o od doors . Single

garage .

MAKE OFFER•Call EX 2-2539 MISCELLANEOUS

PILGRIMAGE to our Lady of the snow, Belleville, Illinois, leaving Rochester July 12, returning July 17. Also Pil9rimoge to St. Anne deBeaupre, Quebec, Canada. Leaving Roches ter July 4, returning July II . For any information call Mrs . Mary Colavecchio, 190 Independence St. , BE 5 · 8134. Agent for Western New York Motor Lines, Inc. I.C. C . Broker License 12024.

HELP WANTED

SHORT ORDER COOK - Dishwasher. Wa1tress, $1.25 per hour, all shifts avallable for all help wanted. Vems Kitchen, 410 Lyell Ave.

CLEANING WOMAN for office even-mgs or Thursday, CL 4-9044.

HOUSEWIVES - Part time telephone work from our pleasant downtown office. Call aHernoons after 3 - GL 8-0808.

Central Library of Rochester and Monroe County Historic Newspapers Collection___________ WANTED

FULL-TIME BOARDING homes lor foster children, all ages. Phone Monroe County Child Welfare Division, BR 1-5511. -----

WANTED TO BUY ---- ~~-----WANTED: Old banjos, mandolins,

guitars , strinq instruments, any condition . Highest prices for old Gibson, Martin, Veqo, Bacon, Paramount ins· truments . EL 2-3225.

ANTIQUES, GLASSWARE, bric brae, coins, JCW~lry , attic or cellar accumu· lotion. CO 6·3693.

Full line of

PLUMBING & HEATING SUPPLIES

AT WHOLESALE PRICES

BECKER PLUMBING & SUPPLY CO.

556 Lyell Ave. CL 4-4900 PLfNTY OF PARKING

BOUGHT AND SOLD

USED CARS wanted for dismantling & parts . Highest prices paid, deliver-ed to Trading Center. 1485 Lyell Ave. GL 8-4462. ---COLLECT MONEY on those old

dishes - instead of dust' Old glass-wore, cut glass , chtna, hand patnted. dishes . Free estimates. Call CL 4· 8291.

GARAGES

GARAGE FOR RENT - BE 5·3138. 313 Ames St.

APARTMENTS FOR RENT

CHILI AVE 187 - Large front room. Suitable 1-2 working girls . Close Taylors , Ritters. GL 8·75S3.

HALF' DOUBLE - Dewey, Driving Pk. area. Adults preferred. Reasonable. GL 8· 9922.

78 GLENDALE PK. - Large studio room, stove , utilities. Bath, private entrance, parking. Adults. Lake and Dewey bus. Near 7 large plants. Also upper front pleasant furnished sleeping r oom. GL 8 ·0008.

UNFURNISHED APARTMENT Kodak section . Upper 2 bedrooms, living room with fireplace , porch. CL 4·7281, NO 3·426S.

LAKE AVE • Lower three rooms, sun porch, tile bath , showor, stove, refrigerator. Close to Kodak. Private entrance. Call GL 8-3115.


SPECIALIZING IN REPAIRS , REMODELING and 24 HOUR


If no answer call G L 8-2483

Store For Rent Corner Emerson & Curlew

(Formerly Angelini Grocery) Suitable for any business. HALF available now with entire store possible later.

---....:667 Emerson St. ___ ,.

WEDDING INVITAT I ONS

FROM $6.95 per 100 Accessories Also Avai lable

EVENING APPOINTMENTS

Herb Fousse Printing 195 Hague St. ID 6-9073

~~~:x::x:x~~~~xx

Your lOth Ward Florist

HALL'S FLOWER SHOP

2075 Dewey Ave.

UN 5-6533 &XX~XXX:X:XX~X

'

APARTMENTS FOR RENT

INDEPENDENCE ST. - 4 rooms , upper . All utilities, refrigerator, stove . FA 8 · 5361.

NEWLY REDECORATED 4 roorns. All utilities, near church & bus stops. In 24th Ward. Call 10-6 BE 5· 9698 Alter 6 GL 8·2482.

SELYE TERR. 171 - 8 room single, 4 bedrooms, modem bath, fenced yard, double cor garage, near schools , shopping district, bus lines. By owner. GL 8·1646.

THREE ROOM U pper a par tment Utilities. Women preferred. Near Lake Ave. CL 4·1472.

JAY ST. - Three room upper. Near school, bus end church. Reasonable. Cell F' A 8·6781.

2 SLEEPING ROOMS, furnished. Single & double. Girls only . CL4·0887.

UK-NU Vacuum Cleaner SALES and SERVICE

RECONDITIONED


FULL LINE PARTS - DISPOSABLE BAGS"

1535 Lake Ave. Corner Pullman-Ridge

PICK UP one/ DELIVERY

GL 8-6102 After· FA 8-1595 6 p.m. OPEN DAILY 10 a.m. to 5 :30p.m.

..__CLOSED WEDNESDAYS -

FOR SALE

TIRES at wholesale prices at our warehoUse. Big, biq savings for the very best. Automotive - truck. Dugan Sales Corp. , 550 Avis St., GL 8· 8877.

SAVE ON LAUNDRY supplies. Buy in bulk. Soap, detergents , bleach, water softener, detergent tablets. All Controlled Detergents: SO lbs. $9.95, 100 lbs . $18.9S. McCorry Brothers, GL 8 -2029. We deliver.

BICYCLES - Boys, girls 24, 26 inch $17 each. Very good condition. Guaranteed. 19 Needham St. off 1015 Ridge Rd. W. -ALUM~IN~U~M~S-T_O_R_M __ W_IN_D __ O_W_S_ c_o_m_b_i--

nation, $12.9S, Storm doors, $29.95. Installation arranged. Empire Home Improvement Co., GL 8·2409.

RICCAR SEWING MACHINES, sales, service, repairs on all makes. Lyell Plaza Sewing Center. CL 4·6170.

STANLEY HOME Products. Moth· proofing and spring cleaning specials. Lois Ross , S55 Birr St. CL 4-4218. Free delivery.

WHITE SEWING machine in neutral wood console. Ziq zags, buttonholes, does fancy decorative stitching. Will sell for balance due of $30.60 or take over 6 payments of SS.IO monthly. Call GR 3-4399.


BOOKKEEPING Weekly or Monthly Basis

Call CL 4-1284 or GL 8-3801

AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE - 19S8 Chevrolet Biscayne, 2 door deluxe sedan, chrome wheels. White wall tires, Radio, heater. Soil·proof silver upholstery . Stick shift . Immaculate inside and out. No rust. In storage all winter. Carefully driven and maintained by woman driver. N.Y. inspected. Mechanically perfect. Call weekdays before 3 p.m. Weekends anytime. GL 8·3351.

SCOOTER - Red Allstate 1965 with buddy seat. 125 cc - 4 speed. Excellent body and motor. F'A 8 · 23JS,

Ledlie Jeweler, Gemologist D ia.monds, Settings, Appraisals

Guaranteed Watch & Jewelry Repair Service

2nd Floor, Professional Bldg.

840 Dewey Ave. , cor. Driv. Pk.

CUSTOM

CERAMIC TILING I BATHROOMS-KITCHENS

Free Estimates , No Obligations 1 3 years experience,

workmanship gt;oronteed

Angelo Coppeta - GL 8-8981

WINSTON FUEL CO. ou

AL IT y

797 JAY ST.

•.Heating Equipment

• Burner Service

• Heating Oils

BE 5-2755

FOR SALE

WESTERN SADDLE - like new. GL8·1191.

1965 PONTIAC TEMPEST - Radio, heater, excellent condition. 7,000 miles. GL 8 ·1 191. 50 DelmarStreet.

LATE MODEL automatic zig zag sewing mach1ne. Buttonholes, blind hems, etc. No attachments needed. Guaranteed. Complete balance S29 or $6.90 per month. Call UN S-4340 anytime .

SEWING MACHINE - Used portable $18.95. Guaranteed. Others. Call UN 5·4340 anytime.

BRACE yourself for a thrill the first time you use Blue Lustre to clean rugs. Rent electric shampooer $1. H. C. Pommerening & Son , 1086 Lyell Ave.

WICKER TABLE, 2 rockers , 95 ~rows St., GL 8·7649. Mrs. Ricker

3/4 BED, complete, good condition, 8 cu. ft. Fri9idaire, wringer washer, T.V. needs some repair. Gl:.. 4·5396.

FURNITURE lor sale, drapes, bathroom occossorios , bed spread. Mrs. J . Lerch, 48 Avery Street. GL 8 ·7649.

CARPETS a fright? Make them a beautiful sight with Blue Lustre. Rent electric shampooer $1. Shatzel's Hardware, 498 Lyell Avenue.

PORCH STEPS custom made. Free delivery. Call Nichols-Wyman Lumber Co., 2435 Dewey Ave. UN 5-7110. ---~~

DOORS • Combination heavy duty aluminum installed for $36.9S. Call Nichols -Wyman Lumber Co., 243S Dewey Ave., UN S-7110.

BICYCLES 20·26" Boy, girl $12. Like new 24" - SIS. LI 4-3524.

GOLDEN RETRIEVER puppies 6 weeks. Re gistered. 312 Steko Ave.

BRIEF' CASES, mens sport coats 46, slacks 42. Work uniforms blue. 40xl6~- Evenings. UN S-8285.

1962 CADILLAC convertible. Fleetwood interior, rull power seat, win· dows, etc. $18SO. Guaranteed; hnancing available, 31,000 miles. 87 Finch St. Phone GL 8·8130.

IRONER - Frigidaire. Very reasonable. GL 8·9242.

SORRY SAL is now a merry gal. She used Blue Lustre rug and upholstery cleaner. Rent electric shampooer $1. Zack' sHardware, l318 Dewey Ave. -- ----

SPECIAL USED MACHINE SALE. Some almost new - very reasonable. Also demonstrators and some un claimed repairs. Fully Guaranteed. (Special this month on Sewing Machine Repairs.) Lyell Plaza Sewing CenterLyell Mt. Read Plaza - CL 4· 6170.

GIRLS 20" bicycle - $10. Call after 4. CL 4·5Sl6.

Apri I 20, 1966 FOR SALE

SLOT RACING TRACK • 8><16 ft. , 124 ga. Make an offer. Call ID 6-6996. Ask for John Romano .

The Vicinity Post 5

George E •• isneH

OPTICIAN

Tony Giordano's ·Barber Slwp

2 QSpeci~lizing · 1n

BARBERS ~-l Children's 1497 Dewey Ave •• Neor Ridgeway

COMPLETE

OPTICAL SERVICES .__-GL 8-1215--_.

290 Driving Hair Cuts Park Ave. · Flat-Tops opp. BANK Brush Cuts

..-.-..-...-- ___ __,...__,_ .. ____ ------=-:lr- "'"'t t NOW OPEN t : FASHION CLEANERS 1

j Cor."~;~~ !::ds~~a;~s;; Sts. l :l OPENING SPECIAL '

ll 0% DiscountoRY ~~E!~~NG 1 ', FREE PICKUP and DELIVERY Gl.S-3800 I ~# .-.-:...~ _ _._?' ______________ ._ __ _

OPEN DAILY 9 A.M. to 9 P.M.-SUNDAY 9 A.M. to I P.M.

s~~~o MURRAY PHARMACY ~ . NEW LINE OF COSTUME JEWELRY $1.25 up -~ ~

~PRESCRIPTIONS Le;r~~;ine~~;:.d ·,_' ~~. ~h~~~ription Gl 8-29'90

t t t t t t t

492 LYELL AVE. CL 4-9667

Salon De ~eni 1004 LYELL AVENUE

GL 8-G440

Miss Jennie, Stylist

OPEN DAILY 9-9, SAT. 9-6 CLOSED WEDNESDAY

l_Park Free, Next Door,

~· r.~ ENUINE

Sib. Box $329 ---~SPRING

FREEZER SPECIALS CUT AND WRAPPED FREE LEG 0' LAMB BONELESS BRISKET PLUMP

CORNED BEEF

ROASTING 79~. CHICKENS 89~. 59~.

U.S. CHOICE BEEF

SIRLOIN-NEW YORK BONELESS FRESH

BEEF ROAST

CHICKEN LIVERS

STEAKS lb.98(

MEATY SHORT RIBS '89~b.

BLUE BOY

APPLE SAUCE 303 JARS

NBC CHOCOLATE CHIP

COOKIES ~~~· 49c BORDEN'S GLACIER CLUB

ICE CREAM 112 Gal. ~69c JIF llb.l2oz.JAR

PEANUT BUTTER CAMPBELL'S TOMATO

SOUP CAN

WELCH'S 20 oz. Jar

GRAPE JELLY GIOIA

SPAGETTI SAUCE quart 69c

691~.

FANCY MAC INTOSH

APPLES FIRM, RIPE

BANANAS

BEEF 49!. HUNTER'S SKINLESS

FRANKS l-Ib. pkf.

3 tbs. 39c

2 lbs.: 29c RIVER VALLEY FROZEN

Rasberries

DEWEY SUPER MARKET

1280 Dewey Ave.,1 ne-ar Magee

Complete Bathrooms, ·Kitchens, Heating Systems- METZGER & BRAYER PLUMBING and HEA HNG

SINCf 1898

:485 LYELL AVE. PHONE GL8-5000

Central Library of Rochester and Monroe County Historic Newspapers Collection6 The Vicinity Post Apri I 20 1966

OUR APOLOGIES for not being obi e to serve you tempo rori I y.

THANKS TO EVERYONE for their sympathy and understanding of the problems occasioned by our unfortunate fire.

WE'LL BE BACK as soon as possible with the some fine ~ervice .

1 Days a Week 'til I A.M.

GRACE'S Dewey ot Lex ington

HALL FOR RENT Small Hall for Parties,

breakfasts, showers, meetings, e tc .

SEATS 60

324 CHILD ST. BE 5-1965

Patronize your neighborhood

MONUMENT DEALER ART BONSIGNORE

Call for ART for art-in-stone

GL 8-5301 r ..... ___ ,.--r_~,--,__,-,_,_.,..,..,.-....,., ~-· , ____ ,,_.. __ ,_,__...,~

i c 0 R DIAL YOURFAYORIT£

l RESTAURANT\_ i 392 l'YEU AVE. Opp. Delco

' ! !

~DELICIOUS · NOON LUNCHES

T-BONE STEAK

Fr. Fries & Tossed Salad

s1so CL 4-9693

Excellent Accomodotions ' Wedding Recept ions • Banquets

Vic Cossota, your host

LUNCHEONS DINNERS

\

2485 MT. READ BlVD. Between ltidge Rd. & Ridgeway ave. off Expressway on west side


604 MAPLE STREET FA 8-9100 Norbert E . Vay, Licensee/ Manager ·

j(enneth P. Schleich, Joseph R. Vay

GET f 'Ull pROTECTlON



INSURANCE


It's Wise to hove ONE AGENT handle ALL Your Insurance

CAMELIO Insurance Agency CL4-8472 493 LYELL AVE.

FRANK

CAMELIO '•'

LORRAINE

CAMELIO

All Forms of Insurance

Streets Scheduled For Re-Surfacing

Additional streets listed for resurfacmg this year have been included in the $510,000 summer program approved by the City Council. Northwest area improvements promised are:

Bernice St. from Ridge Rd. w. to McCall Rd., Dorothy Ave. from Dewey Ave. to Devitt Rd., Glendale Pk. from Malvern St. to Lake Ave., Lake Ave. from Ridge Rd. W. to 141 feet nortll of Winchester st., Maynard St. from Bonesteel St. to east end, Orange St. from Saxton St. to Broad st., Raines Park from Magee Ave. , to Clay Ave., Rid[eway Ave. from Lake Ave. to Dewey Ave., Wolff st. from Warner st. to N. Y. Central railroad, Wright St. from Colvin St. to Child St., Birr St. from Pierpont St. to railroad, Adrian st. from Magee Ave. to Clay Ave.

BOWLING SACRED HEART LADIES

Style & Set 102 58 Callemeyn Floors 96 63 Jane Beauty Box 96 67 Feldman Realty 93 67 Myrtles 79 80 Grinnan Catering 76 83 Farrell Funeral Home 75 85 Salon de Pans 74 86 Max the Florist 74 86 Ptehler Pontiac 68 91 Johnson' s Bakery 66 93 Poole Funeral Home 61 98

FIRST AID COURSE

Atomic Power Plant Wins Approval ~

Robert E. Gillna, chairman of the board for Rochester Gas and Electric Corp. issued a statement this week with reference to the approval of the construction perm1t for the Brookwood atomic plant. He said: «We are very pleased with the action taken by the Licensing and Safety Board of the Atomic Energy Comission and I am speaking for all of the employees of the company. Many of them worked hard and diligently to bring this plant into being. I am llappy to report it is now underway and it will be a most important unit in the generation of our power supply to the area that we serve.

" Also at this time, we would hke to thank those public officials of the State of New York, Rochester and Monroe county, and especially the officials of the Town of ontario and Wayne county, in which the plant will be built for the assistance and encouragement they have given to us. And now, we must d1rect ourselves to the job of building the plant and to this end you have my assurance that we w11l be most dedicated."

Esposito's Barber Shop

508 L YEU AVE.

Near Murray St.

LEDLIE JEWELERS . G.I.A. GEMOLOGIST : 840 DEWEY AVE. AT DRIV. PK! : Professional Bldg. (2ND FLOORc

,..:-

We remove the doubt from your diamond purchase with our scientific evaluation.

DIAMONDS RESETTING

APPRAISALS

38 YEARS GUARANTEED WATCH & JEWELRY

REPAIR SERVICE

MIDLAND CHARGE

PLE.VTY OF PARKJ\"G •• • • AT 820 DE!f'EY AI'£. LOT •••

3 ROOM APT. Newly redecorated, heat, hot water, stove, refri gerotor

Inquire 8 a.m. - 5 p.m.

Richard W. FRIDAY, INC. 779 Maple St.

FIRST AID COURSE for women r---------------------"""'!'---. of the neighborhood are planned at [; Christ Presbyterian Church, Lo- IMPORTED and DOMESTIC ':/ cust at Fulton, starting Thursday, April 28 from 1 to 3 p. m. Child I NEW YORK STATE WINES care will be provided and there will be no cost. The class isunder CHAMPAGNES Red Cross super vision.

KODAK • BOLEX • AGFA ALPA • BEll & HOWELL GRAFLEX • POLAROID

Dark Room Equipment, Supplies, Film Proc.essing (j)

Projectors

Reliability Sinte 1950 .

HAHN PHOTO CTR. 308 Driving Pk. Ave·.

CL 4-5705 -

G. DE ROSA

ORNAMENTAL IRON WORK

• INTERIOR • EXTERIOR

Free Estimates Look ot our

work at , 516 Dewey Ave.

18 curtis St. Call GL 8-5198


WANTED TO BUY



GLS-4453

Full Line Liquors, Cordials

DI .JUNE'S LIQUOR STORE

SAVE!

Wines 10% Off By The Case

THANK YOU ALL! Your many good wishes,

flowers, etc . on the 813 DEWEY AVE. occasion of our opening

were much a recioted .

FRESH DAILY

NOW OPEN 'TIL llp.m. with a big stock of

BEER & ALE ALL BRANDS - ICE COLD

Fresh Cold Cuts•Salami•Cheese

Fresh Meats•Chicken•Salads

FRESH MILK & BREAD DAILY PLEASE NOTE: We have changed the shape of our store, but still have as much room due to expansion in the rear. Our stock is as comp lete as ever.

•Cleaning ·Repairing • Remodeling • Convenient •

In Modern Refrigerated

Storage Vaults Here In Our

Own Building Safe • Fireproof

OPE~ EVENINGS "TIL 8 C Except Sat. l

The FUR STUDIO 505 L,.tl Ave. Q.-4-7442


BRAND'S DELICATESSEN

2046 DEWEY AVE. Cor. Wonchester St.

OPEN 1 DAYS 10-10 HOMO

MILK WE CARRY

COMPLETE LINE

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Wins A F Medal Airman 1/c David B. Horton,

son of Mrs. Henry K_ Rahn of 74 Ravine Ave. , has been awarded the U. S. Air Force Commendation Medal at Tan Son Nhut, Vietnam.

Airman Horton, who is now serving in Vietnam, received the medal for meritorious service as a communications equipment repairman with a U. S. Air Force support unit in Turkey. He was cited for his outstanding skill, knowledge and job proficiency.

He is now assigned to Tan Son Nhut in a unit supporting the Pacific Air Forces which provides offensive-defensive airpower for the U. S. and its allies in the Pacific, Far East and Southeast Asia.

The airman, a graduate of Jefferson High School, attended the University of Maryland, European D1 VlSlon, during his off duty hours.

tJOTICE

Notice is hereby given that License Number L -7641 hos been issued to the undersigned to sell liauor at retail in a store under the Alcoholic Bever· age Control Law, at 813 Dewey Ave., Rochester, N .Y., Monroe County, not to be consumed upon said premises. Joseph M. DiJune d/b/ a DiJune's Liquor Store, 813 Dewey Avenue.

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Ex-Tenth Warder Back To Preach

I

DR. STEWART SILVER The Easter theme of a resur

rected and living Savior will be continued at West Side Baptist Church, 3955 Mt. Read Blvd. with a senes of meetings from April 24 thru May 1. Dr. Stewart Silver, a former Rochestarian, now pastor of the First Baptist Church in Seymour, Indiana, will be the guest speaker.

Dr. Silver is a former Tenth Warder well-known among the students of John Marshall High School in the late 30's and early 40's. He graduated in 1940 and was noted for his athletic achievements particularly as first baseman for the Marshall baseball team and semi-pro in the Greece area. His mother, Mrs. Earl Silver, resides at 185 Winchester St.

After leaving Rochester, Dr. Silver studied at Ball State Teachers College, Houghton College, Taylor University and southern Baptist Theological Seminary where he received his bachelor of divinity degree and doctorate of theology. He is married to a Taylor University graduate and they have four sons.

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Apri I 20, 1966 The Vicini ty Post

Conable To Run For Congress

Representative Barber B. conable, Jr., has announced that he will be a candidate for reelection in the 37th Congressional District this year and he asked Republican Committee members in the fivecounty district for their support.

He said in letters to committee members that they are the leaders upon whom the Republican party's success depends and he said he would back them in campaigning for the party's candidates this fall.

Nominating petitions for Representative Conable are expected to be ready for cirulation among enrolled Republicans In the near future. The 37th District Includes Monroe County west of the Genesee River and the Counties of Genesee, Livingston, 0 r I e an s and Wyoming.

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• PLEXIGLAS FLOOR MATS FOR OFFICES • PLASTIC ENGRAVED SIGNS • NAME PLATES • LAMINATING

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Central Library of Rochester and Monroe County Historic Newspapers CollectionThe Vicinity Post April 20 1966

' MC CARTHY~ DAILEY •I!!C~H~R~I~S~TiiiiO•F•F•,5•111 Bernice Dailey of Lisbon St. and

8

Grocery & Delicatessen


Corner Bidwell Terr. Open Doily 9:30 o.m. to 8 p.m.

404 Lexington Ave. Corner Finch St.

Open Daily 10 a.m. to 11:30 p.m.

WE CARRY

New Era Potato Chips Frito's Corn Chips

Home Style Cooking Business Men'sl

Luncheons

Bernard (Bucky) McCarthy of University Ave. were married on Saturday in the rectory of Holy Family Church. They _ will make their home in Maple St.

JOY PHARMA-C


Anthony and Frank Joy PHARMACISTS

FAMILY NEEDS Our modern pharmacy

has a great variety of

health needs for the en

tire family. Prompt, per

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Aluminum Frame Storm Windows & Screens

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MOVING

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Dewey Plumbing INCORPORATED

1312 Dewey Ave. J oe Marion


Electric Sewer Equipment

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GL 8-3301

SHANNON & SON PLUMBING • HEA T1NG CL 4-3160 Res. GL 8-1166

Since 1896

RADIO TV REPAIRS r ________ ._. .... _ _, 1 AUGIE & TONY'S ~ 1 TV Repair Shop 1 { 446 CAMPBELl. STREET

' • Used TV Sets & Bicycles

BICYCLES REPAIRED J Bicycle Accessories I A /uminum S torm Windows 1 I We Buy, Sell or Trode

Open doily 7 p.m:-9 p.m.; f I Sot. 10-5. f . -..---FA s-2ooo----TV TV TV TV TV TV TV TV TV

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TV REPAIR • Same day service calls • Evening calls made • A II Work Guaranteed

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FLOOR and WALL TILE

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FlOOR and WALL COVERINGS Counter Tops A Speci•lty

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Airman Michael J. Saporito (above) son or Mrs. Nancy c. Saporito of 83 Merrill St., has been selected for training at SheppardAFB, Tex. , as an Air Force com munications sptkialist.

The airman, a 1965 graduate of Edison Technical and Industrial High School, recently completed basic training at Lackland AFB, Texas.

St. John Auxiliary Holy Family Aux.#48, Knights of

St. John, of Holy Family Church is sponsonng a card party on Friday evemng, April 22, at 8:30 in the Pine Room of Holy Family School. There will be prizes and refreshments. Everyone is welcome.

Rummage Sale Set The Woman' s Society of Christ

ian Service of Wesley Methodist Church, will hold their semiannual rum mage sale in the church hall on Dewey Ave. corner of Christian Ave. on the following dates: Tuesday, Apr. 26, 1 p.m. to 9 p.m. Wednesday, Apr. 27, 9a.m. to 9 p.m. Thursday, Apr. 28,9 a.m. to 1 p.m.

Mrs. William DeYoung is chairman of the sale.

OBITUARIES FIEGE - Apr. 8, 1966. George

Fiege of 640 Cloy Avenue. Surviving ore his wife, Mrs. Eleanor F iege; severo I nieces and nep· hews.

-Funeral services were held from YOUNGLOVE'S, Friday, Apr. 15, 1966 at 11 o.m., with Rev. deForest Lowen officiating. Interment, Riverside Cemetery.

THOMPSON - Apr. 11, 1966. James Thompson, formerly of Central Avenue.

-Funeral services were held from YOUNGLOVE'S, Thursday, Apr. 14, 1966 ot 10 a.m., with Rev. Charles A. Thunn officiating. Interment, Webster Rural Cemetery.

JENKINS - Apr. 16, 1966. Mrs. Gertrude R. Jenkins of 49 Bellehurst Drive. Surviving ore one daughter, Mrs. Delbert Reynolds; four sons, Dr. Donovan, Fred, Robert and Dr. Joseph Jenkins; fou rtcen grondch i I dren; four great grandchildren .

-Funeral services were held from YOUNGLOVE'S, Monday, Apr. 18, 1966 at 1:30 p.m., with Rev. John T. Adamczyk officiating. Interment, Riverside Cemetery.

VAL ENT IN E - Apr. 16, 1966. Frank A. Valentine of 226 Gregory Street. Surviving ore one son, Orrin Volentine; one brother, Clement Valentine; four grandchildren.

-Funeral services were in St. Boniface Church, Tuesday, Apr. 19, 1966 at 9:15 o.m.

TRAYNOR ·Apr. 18, 1966. Mrs. Ida E. Traynor of 7576 Ridge Rd. West. Surviving ore one daughter, Mrs. Myrtle Sheldon; two grandchildren, ten great grondchi ldren; two great great grandchildren.

-Funeral services will be held from YOUNGLOVE'S, Wednesday, Apr. 20, 1966 ot 11 a.m. Interment, Falls Cemetery.

t'UL -~ YOUNGLOVE- ~ Funeral Home Inc.. • 1511 D£W£Y AVEHU£

~ FLOWERS. Truly express sympathy There is no substitute

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F ree Parking on the Premises . ·'--

Honor Students Rewarded Students of Holy Rosary School

who have earned high honors on the March report cards have gold buttons to wear as long as they continue with their ratings of A or B -plus only and no checks against their conduct. The students who have second honors

SOLDI'S BARBER SHOP

1024 Maple St.

AMPLE FREE PARKING

have blue buttons to wear with Children's the sameconditionsandtheiraver- HAIR CUTTING age must be B or C-plus only with not more than one mark A Specialty against their conducttobeeligible. ·---BE 5-5470••••

Tent Raising Day

Girl Scout camps Beech-Wood and Pine-Wood will hold the annual Circus Day Saturday from 9:30 a.m. to 3 p.m. On this day tents are erected for the camping season. Girl Scouts and their fathers are requested to help. Volunteers should notify the Girl scout office by calling CH 4-3660.

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1086 LYELL AVE. (Near Glide) GL 8-9553 FREE PARKING Along side of Bldg.

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t LOVELIER YOU • • • : l WITH A NEW l I HAIR STYLE I ~ Come in today. let one of our expert~ ' 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. beauticians style, cut and set your hair., ' Wed. and Fri. 9-9 You'll love the way you look! .

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I

To bring comfort and relief to those· who seek our aid.

HAUBNER · & STALLKNECHT

fUNERAl. DIRECTOR

828 JAY STREET ----AMPLE OFF. STREET PARKING I

PHONE FA 8-2323

lDWARD E. HAUBNER, ROBERT ZIMMER SARTO W. STALLKNEc;:HT

M~ber of lith District Funerel Director's An'n. Also NYS DFA and National ,FDA; end Auociated Funeral Dl(er;fori Servic:e


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THEY'RE HERE! COCKTAIL DRESSES CASUALS & GRADUATION GOWNS

BRIDES - BRIDESMAIDS MOTHER-OF-THE-BRIDE

420 LYELL AVE. OPEN EVES. 'T IL 9 SAT. ' TIL 5:00 GL 8-6169

HEAVY-DUTY LAWN RAKE

RUBBER MAID DISH PANS

Reg. $1.98 $1.29

Clothes Baskets Reg. $1.98 $1.29

Reg. 98¢ Heavy Plastic

GREENWAY FERTILIZER

K iII s grubs and feeds lawn . $3.95 Covers 5500 ft. Bog -----WIN A CAR!

Register Now PAILS 69( Many other Hardware

Carl Smith Hardware Week Specials Open Evenings 'til 9

389 Ames St. • We Deliv« • FA 1-6050

Join Our SPRING BOWLING LEAGUES

Barrels of Fun MIXED, MEN or LADIES HANDICAP LEAGUES

I

11 Weeks of Sanctioned Bowling In Air-Conditioned Comfort

l WED. NITES Starting MAy 4 ' ! GIGANTIC

!CLAMBAKE· i PRIZES

I ! l TERRACE GARDEN LANES \ 1151 Ridgeway Ave. CL 4-0553 '-,.-.,_..,.-~._",-~.-~.-.,-~.-~._",_.,.-~.-.,-~.-~.-.,~

TROPHIES

All You Can Eat All This F?r Only$2 a Week

Guided Observation Class At No. 30

Are you the mother of a three or four year old (by September, 1966?) Do you wonder whether he'll ever learn to share? To play with other children? To get along without you when he is old enough for kindergarten? Do you wish you knew more about what to expect of three and four year olds?

If your answer is "yes" to these · questions you will be interested in the Guided Observation and discussion program at No. 30 School for mothers and their pre-school children of three and four. The mother and registered child come to school a half day a week. Children have a nursery school program under the guidance of a trained teacher.

Under the leadershipofatrained worker the mothers discuss problems with which they would like help and have opportunity to learn more through their participation as assistants in the children' s progra,m.

Registration for next term's programs are being taken. Mem -

bers will beaccepted in the order of application. Mothers may contact: Mrs. Gemma Maggio, 89 Karnes St., CL 4-5127 or Mrs. Judith Cornell, 300 Murray St., GL 8-3480.

Lutheran Redeemer Sunday Schedule: Church wor

ship 9 and 10:45 a.m. Sunday Church School 9 and 10:45. Infants cared for during both services.

SPECIAL DATES: Today the Missionary Circle will meet at 10:30 a.m. Mrs. Fred Stiles and Mrs. Charles Younglove will be hostessess. Lydia Circle meets tonight at 8:30 with Mrs. John Ling! as hostess.

Tomorrow (Thursday) the Brotherhood will have a supper meeting at 6:30 p.m. Greece Circle will serve.

Sunday, the Y-Cees will have a supper meeting at 6 p.m.

Tuesday, April 26, Greece Circle will meet at 8:30 p. m. at the home of Mrs. Robert Dunn, 1842 Stone Rd.

Trinity Lutheran Tomorrow (Thursday), 7:30p. m.

Cub Pack. 8 p.m. Philathea Circle meeting at the home of Mrs. D. Mansfield, 7859 Martin Rd., Honeoye Falls, N. Y.

Sunday, 9:30a.m. ChurchSchool and Adult Bible Class. 10:30 a. m. The Service. Nursery open during worship hour.

Monday, Apr. 25, 7:30 p.m. Explorer Post. 7:45 p. m. 75th Anniversary Committee meeting. Tuesday, 7 p.m. Boy Scouts.

Wednesday, April 27, 7 p.m. Brotherhood Ladies' Night; dinner to be held at Schukarts Restaurant on Ridge Rd.

Sunday, May l, 3 p.m., District Luther League Rally at Emanuel Lutheran Church, Thurston Rd. Monday, May 2, 7:45 p.m. Council of Organizations. Tuesday, May 3, 6 p.m. Mothers and Daughters Banquet. -----Dewey Presbyterian The Retired Club is meeting at

the church next Tuesday noon, Apr. 26, at 12:30 to hear a talk by Robert Brown of Blue Cross-Blue Shield on the Medi-Care plan and how it affects Blue Cross.

Sunday morning services are being combined and there will be only one service at Dewey Chur ch according to Rev. Albert L. Jeandheur. This will be at 10:45.

Wesley Methodist Morning Worship on Sundays is

at ~0 with Church School extended Session, crib through adults. Church School for all ages is at 11.

Circle Meetings this week: Chauncey, Mcintyre and Mad

dravelis Circles meet tonight at 8 in the church parlor. Jacobson Circle meets tomorrow night at 8 in the home of Lois Dieber, 28 Mc-

Call Rd. -----

Christ Presbyterian Rev. Robert Booher will preach

Sunday on Luke 24:28-35 in the moring service. The first of six sessions of a new member class will be held Sunday night at 7:30.

A meeting of the advisory committee on building change is scheduled for next Monday night at 8 p.m.

Apri l 20, 1966

Swing Into Spring With A New Color • PERMANENT COLOR • SUN LIGHTING • STREAKING • FROSTING • TIPPING

M.argo's Riviera t:i'

Salon.......,......,,_ 1x~5;o RlVlera ~h~::e) \:3!!J To be in "Style"-- .Dial GL 8-2050



Rochester A utomatic Heating Corp. 1459 LAKE AVE. near Kodak G L 8-2846 Anytime

' ~~Stop In For A ·a. DELICIOUS -... , HAMBURG ., · and a REAL

CUP OF COFFEE

MAPLE DINER

804 MAPLE, at Hague

BOWLING PARTIES-LUNCHES GAL BEVERAGES-OPEN BOWLING

849 JAY ST.


1487 Dewey Ave. Large Selection

WINES & LIQUORS See Ester's For All .The POPULAR BRANDS

Frank Donovan, Manager "Your .Vcighborhood /,iquor S tore For Ovu JO Years "

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JOIN THE FUN AT DEWEY GARDENS

EVERY NIGHT Starting Monday, May 2

MIXED -MEN'S - LADIES HANDICAP LEAGUES

Bowl 11 Weeks In Air-Conditioned Comfort

l

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' ll ,,u"Lts CLAMBAKE ~·0PH11sl ,, I • l ALL YOU CAN EAT : l I

', All This $ 2 PER ! For Only WEEK •

I DEWEY GARDEN LANES I I 4470 DEWEY AVE. UN 5-0470 ~ . _..._. _ _,_, ....,_.. ..-.-~- ........ ,...,._ .....,.......,.,.._,_---.-. ..._,. .....

Central Library of Rochester and Monroe County Historic Newspapers Collectionio The Vicinity Post April 20, 1966

MILT MANDELL DRUGS 511 DEWEY AVE. cor. Emerson GL 8· 4199

FREE DELIVERY e 1 Prescriptions e DRUGS STORE HOURS 'W'

~ Open Daily 9 o.m. • 10 p.m.

Sunday 9 a.m. to 4 p.m.

OR YOUR COHVEHIEH

OST OFFICE STA

9:30 a.m. to 5

SALE USED WASHERS


NORGE- MAYTAG- EASY $4995 PHILCO - WHIRLPOOL from

"Over 25 Years of ~ash er Maintenance Service"

BILL'S WASHER SERVICE. and APPLIANCES


861 JAY ST., Cor. Ames , ! BE 5-3482.

Services Held For Sister Juventius

Funeral services were held yesterday in Pennsylvania for Sister Mary Juventius who died at St. Vincent's Orphanage in Tacona, Pa., where she had been teaching.

Sister Juventius was one of five daughters of the late Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Frisch of Ames St. She entered the convent in 1908 at Holy Family and taught subsequently at St. Boniface, St. Joseph's, Holy Fam ily and Holy Redeemer before going to Philadelphia and then to Tacona. She is survived by a brother George in Oklahoma; four s isters, Mrs. Lydia Gallagher, Mrs. Nelson Scott, Mrs. Edward A. Long of Rochester and Mrs. Harry Brown and Mrs. Zachary DuBose, both of New Orleans.

Benefit Sale Set

Rochester Chapter of the Notre Dame Guild will hold its annual baked food sale on Saturday, April 30, at the Keith Miller Post Home, 733 Maple St. from 9 a.m. on. Donations will be gladly accepted acco r di n g to the co-chairmen, Agnes Kehoe and Marie Reger.

PlumbinQ and Furnace Work For Reliable Serv1ce Call

MetzQer & Brayer-CL 8·5000

FORCED TO MOVE ·Must sacrifice commercial custard & ice cream making machine with freezer $250 • or moke offer. Excellent condition. Also kitchen choirs $4 each and other household furnish· ings. 293 Orange St. FA 8-7783.

In Cooperation with Chrysler Mo'tor Division Because of Tyrrell's Terrific Volume Sales Record, 250 Chrysler Motor Division Has Sent Us a Direct Shipment of 250

. BRAND BONUS BRAND NE~ NE~

1966 Plymouths, Valiants, Chryslers 250 FR£:SH OFF THE ASSEMBLY LINE

To be tiHered for sale to. the public at once-Consequently W• H'ave the Largest Selection of '66 Plymouths and Valiants In Western N.Y.

$

BONUS ALLOWANCES UP TO

On your present car during our bonus sale, but we '"erve t!te ritht to discontinue this sensational sale when bonus ctrs ere sold.

PAY AS LmLE AS $9e95. WEEKLY • ~II Cars o.n Dis~lay e All Ready For Delivery e Every Deal a Bonus Deal e Sorry We Can t .AdvfrtiSe Prtces e Best ~ymouth, Valiant, Chrysler Deals Ever Offered e Largest Sele~tton of New Plymouths, Val1ants, Chryslers in Western New York e Finan~• Men on Premises to Expedite Delivery • It ~iH Pay You To See Tyrreii-Chrysler during this bonus aale before you buy any car at·any prtce. Tyrrell will sell you a new car with no money down. Let us beat the deal you get on any new car during Our Bonus Sale • 250 Cars to choose 'frorn. Tyrrell will pay off old balan~e and reduce your payments on a new car.

400 LAKE AVE. • GL 8-6300

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i TOMMY'S BEAUTY SHOP i i 298 Driving Pk. Ave. l ' ' 1 "For The Woman Who Cares" ~ ' ' ! Call "Penny" at GL 8-9826 i

' ' i SPECIALIZING '

i COLORING • nPERM" For COLORED HAIR i ~~-----~~~~~-~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~

BEAUTICIAN Has kit will travel. Relax in the comfort of your home for your spring perm, hair coloring and high styling.

Miss Gail- CL 4-1429


All Makes Cars and Trucks 228 Brown St. cor. Oak

Phone 546-5423

PIC & PAY

fLAK£ AVE. AT DRIVING PARKJ

OPEN 'TIL I A.M. DAILY 11 A.M. to 1 A.M. - SAT. & SUN. 9 A.M. to 1 A.M.

Blue Boy Ice Cream, Pops, Fudgies

Sears ATTENTION

Kodak Workers 'Leave Your Car At Sears Ridge Road West Service Station While You Are At -Work ••• Have Your Car Serviced ••• And


GUARANTEE If muffler fails due to defe<"ts in mate· rials or workman· ship or blowouts, rust · out or wear· out. while orl,:inal purchaser owns the car, it will be re· placed upon re· turn, free of charge. If the defe ctive muffl e r was in· stalled by St>ars, we will install the new muffler, charp;· ing only for brackets, bolts and other accessories, if ne eded .

Allstate Heavy Duty

Mufflers Guaranteed For As Long As You Own

The Car ••• I .

Regularly $7.98 to $11.98

to Expert Installation Available

Enjoy quiet, safe driving. Sears heavy-duty muffler seals in toxic exhaust and reduces it to a mere whisper. A 3-tube, free flow design gives less back-pressure, better performance.

SHOP AT SEARS AND SAVE Satisfaction Guaranteed or

Your Money Back !Sears I SEAAS, ROEBUCK AND CO.

Ridge Road West near Dewey Telephone: UNiversity 5-7070


~~~E~fLIQUOR STORE Chester Palozzi, proprietor

·PAISANO ·CRIBARI

WINES $288

CASE 4 GALLONS $10.37 SAVE $1.15

·sAVE 10% BY THE CASE


ALSO LARGE SELECTION

IMPORTED WINES

613 BROAD ST • CAt Romeyn)

Plenty Free Parking Side o.f -~tore

Lyell-Mt. Read Plaza GL .f!-7270

Westgate Plaza ID 6-3783


GRINN~~'S 1521-1529 LAKE AYE .

(Cor. Ridge)

The home of

QUALITY

MEATS

MARKET GL8~048

VIRGINIA

BAKED 59~ HAM lb.

Not available until

PORK LOIN 7RIB 69( CUT lb .

DOMINO CANE 5 lbs. 'GROUND BEEF SUGAR 59~ PATTIES lOibs.$590

BABY BEEF LIVER 79~t

89.~. HIP BONE

STEAK BUTTER ARPEAKO 75~ .. SAUSAGE

Joins Woodruff Staff Mrs. Gertrude McGee, register

ed nurse and registered corseteer, is now associated w1th woodruff Brace & Limb Surgical Supplies of900 West Main St. Mrs. McGee is a registered cores tee r smce 1938 and is an expert fitter of ~ true life Breast Forms following mastectomy opera-tions. Mrs. McGee formerlyoperated her own business for 19 years in the Present Bldg,

Baked Food Sale To raise funds for its new char

ter, Cub Pack 17 of Trinity Lutheran Church is holding a baked food sale all day Saturday in the parking area of Bullshead Plaza. Mr. and Mrs. Albert Frenzel, who head the committee, announce that the sale will start at 9 a.m. and will be conducted from a station wagon, They urge friends of the Cubs to patronize the sale. Nelson Marasco IS Cubmaster.

h~~?~~!~~ .Katherine K . Famise .Camp .Identical Form

BRAS-SU RGICAL SUPPORTS Stock & Custom Made

GERTRUDE MAGEE, R.N. Formerly Gertrude's Corset Shop

IN CHARGE OF OUR NEW CORSET DEPARTMENT

Woodruff Brace & Limb Co. 900 W.Main St.

Opp. St. Mary' s Hos pital

OPEN DAILY 9A.M. to 5 P.M. (Saturday 8:30 til noon)

Ca II I D 6-0604

PULLMAN AVE.

SHOE .

MEN'S and LADIES'

INVISIBLE RE-SOLES


CL 4-6330

ATTENTION!

Apri I 20, 1966 The Vicinity Post

What's Better Than

Bread 'n Butter·?

BREAD MADE WITH 100% BUTTER

G L

Just for the taste of it, try Johnson's

100% Butter Bread this week. 35¢ loaf.

! 6563

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Window Shades

Made

While

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1 BECKER PLUMBING . l ! & HEATING SUPPLY CO. ~ ' ' , FORMERLY 556 Lyell Ave. t ' \ , Now located at t ' ~ i sss BROAD ST. I ! CORNER BROWN ST. ~ ! PLUMBING & HEATING SUPPLIES ~ ~ WHOLESALE PRICES • SAME PHONE CL 4-4900 ' ~--..... - ,. .... . ... .-,...,.,.,....,.,.,.,_,,~,......,.,_,....,._~,-.#" ___ , ____ ~

The shoe that doctors recommend

and children like to wear

(dwards CorecTred shoe

Doctors recommend CorecTreds because they're

designed to aid him in prescribing special shoes

for his patients. Children like CorecTreds

because they don't look like special shoes- they're

just like the ones their friends are wearing_

e ~Thomas" h .. l designed for wedglno, os prescribed

• Heel shaped with combination lost, long counter

• Contoured arch and thank for aopport where It's needed

• Balanced ftttlng maolded to your child'• fool • Adjustable blucher lacing that followo the ohape

of the fool

FOOT SUFFERERS See your doctor flrat- then con:& In for an ~ prescription ftttin~r. ,

with callouses on boHom of feet

COMPLETE RELIEF WITH OUR METHOD OF

SHOE FiniNG

OPEN FRIDAY EVES.

UN. 5-8886 CLOSED WEDNESDAYS

"Buy Shoes Front

Men Who Know Shoes"

32 Years at Dewey & Ridge


12 The Vicinity Post April 20, 1966

Non-inflationary prices! We're keeping prices down to prevent inflation!

Republic Thermoglass g WATER HEATERS

30 GALLON 40 GALLON

Communion Breakfast

Secr etar y of State John Lomenzo will be guest speaker at the annual Communion B reakfast of o ur L ady of Mercy Alumnae Association to be hel d Sunday at the school.

AMBER DINER 281 LYELL AVE. Opp. Dewey Ave .

-----STOP IN F'OR OUR-----...,

DAILY LUNCHEON SPECIAL D!F'F'ERENT SPECIAL EVERY DAY

Reser vations may be made by OPEN 24 HOURS FREE PARKING IN REAR

7 9 50 INSTALLED 8 9 50 Murray Delicatessen calling M r s. John Will, chair man, ;;::::::::::::=ii~iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;iii;iiil

~ at FA 8-6610 or Miss Joanne

JANITROL

GAS FURNACE 10 Year Free Service Policy

Completely Installed $58 9 100,000 B. T.U.

Will heat 6 room house including oil necessary duct work and piping.

10 Yr . Warranty


Marine Micllancl Charges Accepted

HEATING INSTALLATION SERVICE, INC. 759 Flower City Park

GL 8-9806 (Since 1924l GL 8-2716

L ineber ger at HU 2-9254.

PART TIME

TELEPHONE SALES

Opening In 2 Shifts

Mornings 10 A.M. to 2 P.M. Evenings 6 P.M. to 9 P.M.

Saturdays 10 A.M. to 2. P.M.

SALARY AND BONUS

CALL 232-5882

Magaz in e Sub s cription Sole s


502 LYELL AVE.. at -Murray

VARIETY FRESH BAKED GOODS

7 DAYS A WEEK.

1REAT'EM10 - :=-.: .. flnniAnf' -,~:.~~-~ UJUfJCQ :\~:· ..

For Their School Lunches Also Our Delicious • • •

COLD CUTS CHEESE

OVER 35 VARIETIES • • • and CUT TO ORDER TOO.

SUPER MARKET 537 Dewey Ave.

SPECIALS GOOD WEDNESDAY, APRIL 20, thru TUESDAY, APRIL 26 GENUINE SPRING CHOICE SMALL

Po rterhouse STEAK

PORK EYE BOBOSTRCNt

sTEAK STEA~ RtEllr LEG-0 LAMB

$10?. BABY

BEEF LIVER

3:.$1 ITALIAN

SAUSAGE

79~b BONELESS

BEEF STEW

75~b FRESH CREAMERY

BUTTER 1-lb. PRINT

HUDSON

NAPKINS

~~~GE 29( 200

BLUE BOY CUT

BEETS

4 303 45( CANS

65,~ CHOICE

CHUCK STEAK

55,~ ECONOMY

T-BONE STEAK

65:. MILLBROOK HOMETOWN

BREAD 3. l-Ib.

LOAVES

49( EMPIRE STATE

TOMATOES LARGE

3 2lf2 SIZE 89( CANS

RIVER VALLEY FROZEN

ORANGE JUICE

4 ;Ao:s 75(

PORK BUTTS

55~ FRESH CHICKEN PARTS

LEGS BREASTS WINGS NECKS

49e sse 29C IOC

MEDIUM GRADE A

EGGS 2 DOZEN

89( OPEN

FRIDAY NIGHT until

9 P.M.

DELICIOUS

CUBE STEAK

85~ COUNTRY MAIO

SLICED

BACON

69,~. BEECHNUT

COFFEE 1-lb. CAN

N.B.C. CRACKERS ·

69~. FRESH GROUND

HAMBURG 3:.$1

BONELESS

VEAL CUTLET

99,; SKINLESS

STEAMERS

2 :. $1 DOMINO PURE CANE

SUGAR 5-lb. BAG

SILVER BELL

PREMIUMS MARGARINE J-Ib. BOX

BLUE WINNER HALVES

APRICOTS

2 lbs. 45( PACIFIC GOLD SLICED

PEACHES

vAl~1EY APRICOT NECTAR

F~gi~N PINEAPPLE JUICE

TRI·VALLEY PILLSBURY

FRUIT COCKTAIL CAKE MIXES White-Ye !low-Chocolate

2 LARGE 69( 46 oz. CANS 4 601. 69(

CANS

LARGE PARKING LOT SIDE OF STORE

2 ~1~1!iE 79( 3 PKGS. 98( WE GIVE AND .. EDEEII * ~

GOLD STAMPS """


VOL. 39 NO. 17

Theme Planned For Festival

Theme for the Holy Apostles summer festival th1s vear w11l be "Around the World in Two Days." "Plans are commg along according to schedule," says l'hatrman Edward Perrone.

The church lot will bedecorated to fit the theme, and booths will represent different countries oft he world, All the booths will contain outstanding merchandise.

Four new booths and a surprise booth for the children have been added. Dates of the festival are Friday and Saturday, July 15 and 16. Perrone said uckets will be distnbuted by the women workers the first week in l\lay.

Esposito Given Bowling Trophy

The i\larie 1\landara memorial trophy awarded annually by the Most Precious Blood Bowling League will be in the possession of Joseph Esposito for the next year. He was "bowler of the year" the honor given him at the league's banquet on April 29 at Bolo's Restaurant.

The trophy is in memory of Miss Mandara who passed away in 1965. She had bowled in the league since it sta rted 14 years ago. It was donated by Al J. Frat tare' s A very Bowling Center and will be presented to a different Precious Blood bowler each year.

The trophy, during the past year, has been in the home of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur l\Jandara, 48 Cedar St., parents of 1\liss Mandara. Her sister, Phyllis, made the presentation to Esposito.

Holy Rosary Banquet The Rosarians of Holy Rosary

parish will hold their annual Spring Banquet Thursday, 1\tay 19 at Logans n Scottsville Rd. at 6:30 p, m.

A bus will be available in the church parking lot at6:15andthose who need transportation can contact the chairman Mrs. Joseph Barra, GL8-6379. Publicitychair-

ROCHESTER, N.Y., WEDNESDAY, MAY 4, 1966

CONGRATULATIONS and best wishes ore extended to John Hogan, new Republican leader of the First Word, by Thomas F. Riley (left) and George Esse, (right) Tenth and Ninth Word GOP leaders respectively. These three words were carved out of the old Tenth Word two years ago.

JOSEPH ESPOSITO receives the Marie Mondoro Memorial bowling trophy from Phyllis Mondoro as Most Precious Blood League President Raymond Uttoro, left, and bowling hall proprietor AI Frottore, right, look on.

MOTHER'S DAY - May 8. Send BANQUETS· Shower, reception, her flowers and order them ear y, party focilit es for over 90 people. especially for out-of-town deli- Kitch.m provdeges optoonol, you very. Blanchard F lorist, 58 Lake furnish food. Coli Bavarian Ave. Dial 232-2255.-Adv. Restaurant, 746 Joy St., BE 5-

9538. -Adv. WARD'S ORIGINAL Artific ial

Flower Creations. Pieces mode MOTHER'S DAY FLOWERS . to order. Flowers for all occo- Arrangements, corsages, plants sions. Unusual gifts. 1458 Dewey and cut flowers. Order them early Ave. CL 4-1810. Midland Charge. from F lower Fashions Florist

THE VICINITY POST

LOCAL POSTAL PATRON

BULK RATE U.S. POSTAGE

PAID 495 Emerson St. Rochester, N. Y.

14613 Postage Paid

Permit \o. 958

Rochester, N.Y.

Marshall Invites Students, Parents

There will be a meeting in the auditorium with parents of 7th, 8th and 9th grade students who will enter John Marshall Illgh School in September, 1966, on Monday, 1\lay 9 at 7:30p.m.

Purpose of the meeting will be to explain the organization and subject offerings of the s<·hool. A tour of the school building will follow. Members of the counselmg staff will be available to answer questions.

Sons and daughters are inVIted to attend with their parents. The school principal would appreciate being notified if you plan to attend.

Player Openings In Youth Baseball

There are a very few openings left for the Norhtwest Youth Association Baseball League. Teams are now being formed .

Any interested boy should call Pat Donofrio at GL 8-8361 or Augie Placito at CL 4-6828 prior to this Friday, May 6. No registrations accepted after that date.

Troop #196 Paper Drive Boy Scout Troop#196, sponsored

by the P. T. A. ol #7 School, Pierpont st., wtll hold a paper collection on Saturday May 7. Proceeds will be used to help pay for summer campmg and for troop equipment.

Il you have papers to be p1<·ked up, please call Howard Wall, GL8-2008 or Fred Williams, CL4-2464 and leave your name and address.

June 7 Party For 24th GOP

Republicans of the 24th ward have announced plans for a card party on June 7 at the West Side Ukranian Club. Tickers at $1.00 each are now on sale, accordingto the ticket co-chairman Joseph E S

posito who is the GOP candidate for supervisor in the 27th District, and Armand Vitale.

Frank Casaceli is general chairman and Supervisor Frank Hemmerich will head the reception committee. Prizes will be given and refreshments will be served.

20th Democrats Set Card Party

The 20th Ward Democratic Organization will hold its annual card party on Friday, May 13 at 8 p.m. at Keith Miller Post, 733 Maple St. This will be sponsored by both the Men' s and women's Clubs.

Chairman of the amiir is Mrs. Hudolf Herrmann and co-chairman is Mrs. Frances Bartolomeo. Prizes will be awarded.

lOth GOP Women To Meet The Tenth Ward Women's Re

publican Club will hold it's regular monthly meeting tonight May 4 The ladies will meet at 8 p.m. at Wesley Methodist Church on Dewey Ave. Refreshments will be served. All women of the Tenth ward are invtted.

Mrs. Patrick 1\tcKeon has been named chairman of the club' s annual spring dinner to be held in June. Plans will be discussed.

HUSH PUPPIES for all the members of your family. Buy them at Amico's Shoe Store, 1775 Dewey Avenue . -Adv.

1'1 um hi !I{! ancl Furna<·<> \\ orJ..

-Adv. 630 Ridge Rd. W. , UN 5-7270.-Adv:

~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ man is Miss Mary Quirin.

40 & 1 Final Registration Final registration for 40 & 1

baseball will be taken Saturday May 7 at No. 40 School Field at 2 p. m. Youths 7 through 14 years of age are eligible.

For l!Pliahlc• SE'n'iC<' Call \lc•tzl!l'r & Bra) N-GL 8-:>000

FOR People In a Hurry

Many Popular Brands of

Whiskey.Scotch·Cordials CASE DISCOUNT

1 % OFF REGULAR

PRICE

BUY BY THE CASE AT

LYELL AVE. LIQUOR - SAVE!

Use Our 1 - HOUR

Dry Cleaning Service

---and for your convenience---

3- OUR ----Shirt Laancky·-----

same Economical Prices e Same Quality Workmanship

1441 DEWEY

AVE. He~r Ridgeway

FREE PICK UP &

DELIVERY . CL 4-1240 ·

BRANCH STORE 2000 RIDGE RD. W ~ UN 5-4392 "For the Finest in Dry Cleaning and Laundering Anywhere at Any Price" . .. .·

Central Library of Rochester and Monroe County Historic Newspapers Collection2 The Vic ini ty Post Mov 4 1966 , ___ , __., __ ~ _,__..,.,_,.,~......,, _____ , __ ..,..,._,,_.._,.., __ ~--,.,_,.-~

iB& R MEISENZAHL DAIRYi ' ' ! .• HOMOGENIZED V2 GALJ

~ I 'I MILK 45(! ' 371 Ridgeway-at Dewey IN GLASS CONTAINER ONLY! ' (Rear Sin clair Service Sto.) You must bring this \d ' \ . I \

~ PRICE WITHOUT THIS COUPON 48c: '-7 GAL. ! 'GOOD THURSDAY, FRIDAY, SATURDAY, May 5, 6, 7 ' "-"- - .,, __.._..._., __ .__. __ , _ _ -,~.-..-~..1" ...... .1~.,...,,.~,._....,. ..... ,

Sunday Is Mother's Day

that say

Take her out to dinner on Her Day and make her happy with a corsage from Raymond's.

Raymond's Florist 1038 LYELL AVE. PHONE GL 8-5897

r-----------------, f Come in and see our f f BIG SELECTION OF f t MOTHER'S Day Gifts t t t t Religious Articles t t LYELL CARD t t & GIFT SHOP t f Ro se (Uttaro) Vellozzi, Prop. FORGET _ ME f : 1008 LYELL AVE. NOT I t HOURS . 11:30 A .M. TO 9 P.M. CARDS t ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~

Established 1927 ---WE CARRY ICE·~ -·

Mc·Cue's The V icinity Post and Tenth Ward Cour ier GROCERY

OFFICE - 495 Emerson Street, Rocheste r, N. Y. CL 4-5200 lsn Ridgewa~ F. R. METZINGER Editor ond Publisher GORDON A. STONE Advertising Manager

DEADLINE for news and wont ads FRIDAY preceding dote of issue. Picnic Goodies

~-HEADQUARTERS ! P :e SERVICES

PLUMBING - All kinds, reasonable . Mile~ Plumbing , Inc . 91 Frost Ave . FA 8·3069. -----------------T ELEVISION Service. Prompt reason-able . Modern TV and Radio, 447 Lyell

GL 8·0432._ -------------DRESSMAKING • Alterations, all

kinds, reasonable. Maggie Sapienza, 1193 Lyell Avenue, CL 4·8060. Call weekday5, all day Saturday.

BICYCLE REPAIRING - Also washing machine repairs . Tony's , Jay at Colvin.

CHARLIE'S WASHER SERVICE -Spocializinq in all wringers . Eosy Spinners , automatics , G.E., Norge, Kenmoro, Whirlpool. Also sell s used machines. Call ID 6 -9592- 543 Hague Stroat.

FOR SALE

PLUMBING FIXTURES - Used and' new. R<>asanab1e . Mil<>s Plumbing, Inc . 91 Frost Avf!. FA 8 · 3069 .

FILTERS lor your furnace . EnJoy clean healthful air, save coal with new hlters. Call Metzger & Brayer Co. GL 8·5000.

USED WASHERS • Automatic. Guaranteed , reconditioned. Bills Washer Serv1ce, 861 Jay St., BE 5-3482. ---- ---------------DRESSERS • VANITIES $5 up. TVs

$5 up . Gas stov<>s, ao • t size $15 each , regular siz<> $1 0 up. Refrigera tors $10 up, washers $5 up, waffle irons 50¢ each, beds complete $10 up , gas space h<>ater $5. All kinds of lamps 25¢ up . Ap't. 'lize washer $5. Men & boys shoes $1.50 up . lntemat•ona 1 Bulldozer $300. Many othe r qood buy::; at Tony ' s , 764 Jay St. Open Sundays 9 to 12.

Tony Giordano's Barber Specializing

Shon 0 in r Children's

290 Driving ~ Hair Cuts Park Ave. Flat-Tops

opp. BANK Brush Cuts

BANQUET F AGILITIES

BANQUETS - Shower, recephan, party facilities for over 90 people. Kitchen privileges optional , you fur· nish food. Call Bavarian Re::;taurant, 746 Jay St . , BE 5·9538.

FOR RENT

GLAMORENE e lectric rug nhampooer for rent $2 a day . Carl Smith Hardware, 3:.:8:.:.9:.:.A::::.mo.:.:s....:S~t· _________ _

FLOOR SANDERS & edqcrs . $5 a day for both. Shatzol Hardware, 498 Lyell Ave.

WANTED TO BUY

USED BIKES - Augie & Tony ' s TV Shop, 446 Campbell St . Hours 7 p.m. 9 p.m. FA 8· 2000.

J ANE BEAUTY BOX- Specialist hair tinting, permanents. GL 8-4727, GL 8-9684. 116 Magee Ave.

-Adv.

- '" >- Delic ious - Home Made

~ SALADS - BEANS g ~ ~

~ I Pork and Texas :

ROTS .,., r.;~~.~~~ LsAusAGE_J

FR£SH LEAN

GROUND BEEF IDEAL

CHARCOAL-BROILED WE CARRY ICE

JH~E . CAY ALL'S RESTAURANT NEW :::::::::::::::::;_:::=:;: 99 RIDGE RD. W ., at Lake Ave.

JAKE-OUT SERVICE

Complete Menu Available

Call

CL 4-9628 Orders Promptly Filled

---~··--: sTEAMED doz . sa or CLAMS -- . HALF SHELL

OPEN 24 HRS. FRIDAY & SA TURDAY Daily Mon. - Thurs. 6 a.m. to Midnite Closed Sunday

.. __ •PLENTY FREE PARKING IN REAR __ _.

U.S. CHOICE

BLADE CUT MORRELL ALL BE EF

SKIN LESS

HOT HOUSE

TOMATOES

U.S. CHOICE

CENTER CUT

CHUCK STEAK

91~ MEATY

PORK STEAK

591~ ROBIN HOOD

FLOUR 5lbs.49(

CHUCK ROAST WEINERS

39! 43!. 5 MACINTOSH

APPLES

31bs. 35(

U.S. CHOICE BEEF QUARTERS

& SIDES CUT & WRAPPED

.I Ill TO YOUR I

ORDER • • •

FOR 1111

-FREEZERS

( lb. FRESH GREEN

ROSEDALE SLICED CUCUMBERS PEACHES 4 2}'2 $100

Cans

3For25( HI-C 9 oz. CANS FROZEN

ORANGE DRINK GREEN GIANT IN BUT TER SAUCE FROZEN

SWEET PEAS 10 oz. PK G.

SOFT'SMARGARINE 8 oz. 19 ( 3cans49( B ORDEN 'S

MILK SHAKE FRESHWRAP LARGE PRINT

WAXPAPER CLOVER FARM

SHORTENING STA-FL O 112 GAL.

LIQUID STARCH GLEN~ALE MARKET BLUEBOY

CLOVER FARMSTORE STEWED 2 303 ( !620 DEWEY AVE. cor. Glend a leJ TOMATOES Cans39


Home Style Cooking Business Men's

Luncheons i.U ~QIIj:

Poodle Stylist · Personalized GROOMING

Poodle 1 tACcessoriest For Appointment

ID 6-1450 or

BR 1-2333

WINSTON FUEL CO. ou

AL 'r y

797 JAY ST.

• Automobile- Fire • Collision- Life • Liability Ins. • Home Owners


• Burner Service

• Heating Oils

BE 5-2755

Insurance for UNDER-AGE and

OVER-AGE Driv«s Easy Payments ~

Galusha 'Insurance Agency 411 Lyell Avenue J Phone GL 8-2230

I Sears I

ATTENTION Kodak Workers

Leave Your Car At Sears Ridge Road West Service Station While You Are At Work ••• Have Your Car Serviced ••• And


Eli~ninale Coil Spring Sag······

INSTALLED Stabilizers

8~~~9 American Cars Only

Front or Rear

Reduces costly front end repairs ••• increases action of shock absorbers ••• saves tire wearl

SHOP AT SEARS AND SAVE Satisfaction Guaranteed or

Your Money Back !Sears I SEAilS, BOEIIUCK AND CO.

Ridge Road West near Dewey Telephone: UNiversity 5-7070

Leaving On Trip It's around the world in seven

weeks for two Delco employees who are residents ofthe Northwest area. l\luriel 1\1. Wiemer of Birr st. and Pam !\lasters of Parkway leave !\lay 20 for San Francisco on the ltrst leg of their flight which will take them to Taiwan where l\liss \\ iemer will come face to face with a young lady ·she has never met, but has written to and fostered for several years, Theresa Shuen, who is now 16.

The two travelers w i 11 completely circle the globe before returning home in fulfillment of a 1 ifetune ambition. Another visit they plan to make is in stuttgart, Germany, where they will see Mr. and JI,Irs , Paul Olson of Lexington, Ky., cousins of l\liss Wiemer, who have been stationed over seas for a year by Westinghouse.

A Corsage from Blanchard's wi II thri II her on

MOTHER'S DAY Sunday, May 8

May 4, 1966

She can get her wave

whenever she wants it.

Happy Motft.er's Day!

Appointments still available!

The Vicinity Post


871 Dewey Ave., (Gpp. Sy's Drug Store) GL 8-8190 Open 6 Days A Week - 9 to 6; Tues. , Thurs., Fri. EVes.

6 PRIVATE PARTY ROOMS IIIII< <tnd I ill<'<' r, ·rf..tc.

\llllf hth(.\


3

SPECIAL CORSAGES ,~~---~-~-~-;-,_,_,_, ___ ~~--~-~--~~ \ ' ' LAVEN DAR

ORCHID 5.00

Value

2 BABY CYMBIDIUMS

Also a 5.00 Value

Large Selection Of Blossoming and Green

Plants in re-usable wicker baskets and purses

Flowers sent anywhere by FTD

! MIKE CERAME ~ i ' c. ' ' 1259 LYELLAVE. GLB-2189 ' ' -. ,r;;;.. t'., ' ' (Near MT. READ BLVD.> •• _.. J '

l D Rl VE-IN ~ i l hNSURANCE - FINANCINGi ~ Auto. Fire. Life Auto- Home- Mortgages ~

' . ' Easily Accessible - Easy To Park ~ ' ' OFF- STREE:T PARKING LOT IN FRONT OF OUR OFFICE !

58 Lake Avenue Dia l 232-2255 i ' ..__ _____ , ._~ ALL LINDER ONE ROOFrJ

A Message From Sherwood Drugs·

Sherwood Drugs puts I extra ingredient it1to every prescrip, tion they fill. This ingredient is called, nspecial Care".

Every prescription brought to Sherwood Drugs is filled with "Special Care", the same care we give to members of our own {ami lies.



I

You can trust us too, bring your next pre scription here.

SHERWOOD DRUGS 630 RIDGE RD. W ., Just North of A&P

WESTRIDGE SHOPPING CTR.

Central Library of Rochester and Monroe County Historic Newspapers Collection4

I

MAX FACTOR New Light

COLOGNE MIST

$1.75

COTY'S Imprevu

Is Here! Dusting Powder, To ilet Water, Cologne, Ta lc .

SHULTON SUMMER SPECIALS $1.00

MOUNT DRUG co. P rescription Specialists - H arry Mount, Ken F rodenbu rgh


I

30 GALLON - GLASS LINED

10 YEAR WARRANTY

We Have COPPER TUBING

ALL FITTINGS

DALE'S 1011 Dewey A ve. at Bryon

GL 8-2100 OPEN EVENINGS



Rochester A utomatic Heating Corp. 11.59 1.:\1\E .\\ 1-: . nt>ar Kodal.. G l 8-2846 Anytime

, .... ___ ,... ,..,_,.,,_,,_ _,_,_,_,...,._,.., _ ,.__., __.41' ___ ,_,.-- .,..,.,., __,

l Sunday, May 8 · ,,:tl'"-~ i

! Morff£f,f1A Y ~y I ~ ' l To All Our l i Vicinity Mother's ! ~ LAKE FLORIST l t Your Vicini£) Florist for Ot,.·r 30 }'ears '

l 882 JAY STRE~T . . \ ,~ _ _ _,__.., _ , _ ()pfu•, •t•· Ilufy l·anul,,· ("hurc·h_, _, _ ___ _ _ ..\

MEN& WOMEN S e a r s Is GrowingWe Need Your Help.

SEARS Is Interviewing Now For Immediate And Future Place{Tients "Selling & Non Selling" At Our RIDGE ROAD STORE.

Full Time Opportunit ies Provide Good Compensation And Benefits With Excellent Potent ial For Adva ncement .

Port Time Opportuni ties Are Available For Mornings, Afternoons, And Even ings. If You Hove Spare Time During The Week That You Wo uld Like To Convert To Income, Please Contact

Att.

SEARS ROEBUCK & CO. 476 RIDGE ROAD W.

ROCHESTER, N.Y. Mr.McCormick UN 5-7070

SERVICES

ADMIRAL. CARTING - Furniture, pia~~ apphance moving. GI.. 8-8918.

MOVING & CARTING • Reasonable rates. Bob Gla:oser. FA 8·4270.

Fl..OORS laid, sanded, refinished, since 1921. Cy J. Callemyn. GL 8-6685.

WALI..S WASHED - An inexpensive way to beautify your walls. OS 1·4136.

CELLAR DRAINERS - Automatic, electric. Metzg"r & Brayer Co. Since 1898. GL 8·5000. 485 Lyell Avenue.

TUBES TESTED FREE - TV and radio trouble? Call GL 8-9786, give us your make and model number.. We wlll help you find the trouble . Also reasonable service calls. Prinzi's TV & Appliance, 761 Dewey Ave. I 0 a.m. to 9 p.m.

TILE ROOFS repaired. Free estimates. C. Gilbert, 433 Flower City Park. CL 4_·7_6...;5_5_. _______ _

GUTTERS- Cleaned , repaired , painted. New gutters installed. All guaranteed. F'ul\Y insured. Free estimates . ~Ros$, CL 4•4218.

ROOFING - Wind damage. Matching colors. Repairs & new work. Reasonable puces. Free estimate. Guaran· te<"d . Fully insured. R. L. Ross, 555 Birr St . CL 4·4218.

WE ' LL HAUL IT AWAY - Clean out your attic, cellar or garage. FA 8·4270.

TOASTERS, irons, lamps, coffee makers. con openers, electric drills repaued. Keys made. Zack's Repair Service, 1318 Dewey Ave. CL 4-0584.

MOVING? Ca ll El me r Derle th

BES-6065

Reasonable Rates ROOF NEEDS repauing? As ph all,

slate & tile roofs. C.L. Gilbert,

CL 4-7655.---- ------ODD JOBS WANTED- Storm windows

removed, wash1ng walls, etc. 10 6· 4421.

CHIMNEY REPAIRS & cleanmg. Free osltmatos. Oauqh ton Construction Corp. BE 5·2735. PiAN 0 TEA_;C:..:_H_E_R _ __ -:-H:-:i-g:-h-5-c:-h-o-:-ol

Senior wllh 10 years of mus1c. F'or tn forn1a~io_n_c_a_11 C=L:....:.4·..::0:.:5..::4.;;2.;... ___ _

IRONING - my home. Reasonable. GL 8·1191.

10 X 12 ROOM $18. one coat, labor only, 18 year s expencnce. Free cstlmotcs . Exterior work also. Call

eves. OL 4-8368. --------

LICENSED PLUMBER specializmg both room .. , copper tubm q in stollottons, repaus , r<>modebng. Call GL 8-2429 If no a ,swer call evenlngs.

CLEANING ATTICS and cellars. Reas on able> ra t e u . HU 2-7878.

LIK-NU Vacuum Cleane SALES and SERVICE

RECONDITION ED


FULL LI N E PARTS. DISPOSABLE BAGS

1535 Lak<> Ave. Corner Pullman:.Ridge

PICK UP oncJ DELI VE RY

GL 8-6102 t~t-~. FA 8-1595 OPEN DAILY 10 a . m. to 5:30p. m.

CLOSED WEDNESDAYS

Rates per insertion, minimum charge of Sl .00 lor the first 10 words. Additional words alter the first ten are 5¢ a word. Cash (no stamps) must accompany ad. Send to 495 Emerson St.


SERVICES

RUG & STAIR CARPET inst~Uo;: Reasonable . CL 4·3:..4c:..;O:.;O;.c.. ____ _

SMALL APPLIANCES repaired. Toasters, lamps, irons , otc. Ace Fixit, 1342 Dewey Avo. Cl.. 4-1514.

PIANO TUNING and repairing. Expert work, unconditionally guoranteod. J. A. O'Connor . CL 4·0213.

MOVING - Furniture, pianos , applian· ~~·~~::;o~oble. Glenwood Carling co.

TAILOR WORK- Altorallons, repairs. My home. Gay 90 dishes for solo. CL 4-3447.

CEILINGS - Smooth, new, over old plaster. No mess. Stem, MA 1·3660.

LADIES • Sewmg and alterallons. 436 Driv1ng Park Ave. CL 4·3131.

LAWNMOWERS, garden tools sharpened. 555 Avis St. GL 8-8122.

DRAPERIES, SLIP COVERS - Cus· tom made from nnwest decorator lab· rics. Helen's Fabncs, 2878 Dewey Ave. NO 3-2010.

VACUUM CLEANERS repa1red, all makes. Bags, belts & brushes 10 stock. Zack's Repair Serv1ce, 1318 Dewey Ave. CL 4·0584.

PAINTING - Expenenced. Interior, exterioL Free estimates. Chas. H. Barnard, GL 8·2374.

P.M.C. HOUSE WASH!NG, Alummum specialist. Alumu'\um, wood and cs .. bestos siding washed to perfection. SPECIAL porches any size $25. Patrick M. Cocca, 35 Edgcland St., BU 8·2639, HU 2-1138.

RENTAL TRAILERS, hitches !lOld, installed. Corbett Troller Rental. GL 8-3997 . 135 Redwood Road.

WATCH AND CLOCK repauing. Pick up and delivered 3crvice. See Joe at 122 Villa St. Call GL 8·31 09.

INSIDE PAINTING • Reasonable. Free eshmates. ID 6-4858. R. A. M1ddlt>sworth.

TV SERVICE - All makes, black & white, colors. CL 4·00_0_3_. ~---

........ LAKESHORE ....... ..


LESSON IF YOU ARE NOT SATISFI ED.

-- Home Pick-Up Service

Call For Full Particulars

......... NO 3-6848 ....... ~

SERVICES

MASON WORK - Ch1mney repairs or new. Sidewalks, steps, plostenn9. Cemenhng old cellar walls. Reasonable prices. HU 2-1254.

PAINTING !Zx 12 bedroom $1 5. labor. Paint $3.85 gal. BE 5·3101, Gl.. 8·3745.

SHARPENING - Lawnmowers, saws, knives, scissors,. tools. Ace Fixit, 1342 Dewey Ave. CL 4-1514.

CARPENTER WORK - Painting. "Rec" rooms, additions, repairs. Home maintenance. Free estimates. Experienced. UN 5· 2110.

INTERIOR PAINTING & wallpapering. Free estimates . CL 4-6098 or EL 2-6995.

PATCH PLASTERING - We can re· pair any crack or rough plaster. Guo· ranteed not to show. Stein Plastering, MA 1·3660.

CHAIR CANING - Expert , reason · able. Will pick up and deliver. Call Cl.. 4· 8291.

WIND DAMAGE · Roofs , chimneys re· paired or new. Free estimates. CL 4· 6768.


451 RIDGE RD . W. UN5-3866 2 operators to s erve you

O pen Doily 9-6 Vied., Thurs., Fri. Eves

REUPHOLSTERING beautifully done unconditionally guaranteed . Occasional chairs, $5 plus your choice of beautlful latest fabrics. Get our price on sofas, lounge choirs and antiques, before you decide . You pay nothing until job is completed. No job is too small. We are as close as your phone. Credit terms arranged. For free estimates and decorating counsel, just call FA 8·8948 anytime, or visit our shop, 631 Thurston Rd. , S.terling Co.

HELP WANTED

LADIES: Earn extra money pies fabulous prizes and fun trips. Part or lull time . HO 7- 5926, ED 4 -4057 .

HOUSEWIVES - Part time telephone work trom our pleasant downtown office. Call afternoons after 3 - CL 8-0808.

MITCHE LL BUSINESS SERVI CE 8 OWEN STREET

BOOKKEEPING Weekly o r Monthly Basis

Call . CL 4-1284 or GL 8-3801

MARRIED MAN to work in grocery store, part time. Apply in person MeCues Grocery, 577 Ridgeway Ave.

ELDERLY RETIRED single person to take care of small apartment build· mg. Call evenings UN 5·5066.

PART TIME, full time, anytime. Do you think you're worth 54 - sa per hour. Applications now being accepted for civil, factory & professional people. Apply Room no. 207, 40 West Ave., May 7, 2 • 4 p.m. Students with

ELECTROLUX SALES, Serv1ce & cars may apply. Parts, also repo$scssed. Your cleoner checked lr.,e. Call Tony LigoZIO, RELIABLE WOMAN or school girl HU 2-1323, CL 4·4898. .... with references, lor babysitting 3:45 -

12:30 every 2nd week. Child 4 yrs. ANJON APPLIANCE Service - Re• Must love children. Ridgeway Ave.

pairing wash.,rs, dryors and stoves. area. Call GL 8-6783. All makes & models. All work quoran· teed. GL 8·4453. Plumbing and Furnace Work

For Reliable Service Call Metzger & Brayer-GL 8-5000

Where the bo~s are:

with the girls .. . in the Miss America Shoes

The little girl look ... so big this season. Interpreted here w1th the kickiest young

styl1ng. brightest new coloring and a look that teams w1th softly ruffled. feminine

S900 White fashions. o r

B lack

Y ou're onlll ter r if ic i n l/OUr

MISS AMERICA ~ shoes

Since 1914

As seen in S EVENTEEN

?i;{iJJ?~<·

~- .

PHONE

GL 8-4614

Open 9 a.m. - 8:30 p.m. Sot. ' ti I 6 p.m.

CLOSED WE DN ESDAYS



WANTED

USED OR NEW books on ell know ledge relenng to clocks . EL 2 -6063.

ARIE NS COOPER


SALES & SERVICE BOLEN'S


OPEN DAILY 9 a .m. to 9 p.m . Sa turday 9 a .m. to 6 p.m.

Repair - Sharpening

0"\ \ LL ~IAK ES

2321 RIDGEWAY AVE.

..__ __ G L 8-4923 =-=== UPHOLSTERING

E:STABLISIIED 30 YEARS Note Low L <lbor Charge

Smell chairs l ow a s $5 plus chofce beau tifu l fab rics . C oxwells $1 0. Large cho irs $12. L oung e cha i rs $14· Living room suite s resty led, modernized with nylo n fabric s , a i r•f ocm rubber. F'or advi c e, estimates, day or n iqht, call

GR 3-8725

G. DE ROSA ORNAMENTAL

IROH WORK

• INTERIOR

• EXTERIOR

Free Estimates Loo k at our

work at

516 D e wey Ave.

18 Curtis St. Call GL 8-5198


.1Jijune'3 811 DEWEY AVE . CL 4-9664

• FAMOUS r-OR

GOLDEN CELERY HEARTS

KODAK • BOLEX • AGFA ALPA • BELL & HOWELL GRAFLEX • POLAROID

Da.rlc Room Equ ip.ment,

Supplies, Film Pro,.essing (j) Projectors

· Reliability Sinu 1950


- CL 4-5705-

~~x~~~xx:x::x:xx


HALL'S FLOWER SHOP

2075 Dewey Ave.

UN 5-6533 xxxxxxxx~xxx

INVESTIGATE HOW 2 WAY BUSINESS RADIO CAN INCREASE THE

EFFICIENCY OF YOUR BUSINESS OPERATIONS

Sonar . Webster. C i tzen' s Band. Radi o H igh o r L o w B a nd F i re Radios . Bos e. Mob i le . 2 Wott Walk ie- Talkie , Marine Radio, Depth Sounders , Direction Finders , F .C . C . Licensed Service o n a ll ma ke s.

RALPH HEERKENS SALES- SERVICE

28 Dorothy Ave . UN 5-820 I

WANTED T O B UY

WAN T E D : Old ba njos , mandolins , guitars , s tring instruments , any condition . Highes t prices for o ld G ibson, Martin , Vega, Bacon, Paramount ins· lruments . EL 2 -3225.

ANT IQUE S, G L ASSWARE, bric brae, coins , jewelry, attic or cellar accumulation. CO 6 · 3693.

Ledlie Jeweler, Gemologist D iamonds , Settings, Appraisals

G u aranteed Wat ch & Jewelry Repair Service

2nd Floor, Professional Bldg.

840 Dewey Ave. , cor. Dr i v. Pk.

BOUGH T ANP SOLD

USED CARS wanted for dismantling & parts . Highest prices paid , delivered to Tradi ng C e nte r. 1485 Lyell Ave . G L 8-4462 .

COLLECT MONEY on those o l d dishes - instead o f dus t! O ld g l assw are , cut gl a ss , c hina , hand pa inted . dishes . F'ree e stimates. Call CL 4· 829 1.

A PARTMENT FOR RENT

NEWLY RE DE CORATED 4 rooms . All utilities , n e ar church & bus stops. In 24th Word . Call 10-6 B E 5· 9698 After 6 GL 8· 2482.

HALF' DOUBLE - Dewey, Driving Pk. area. Adults preferred. Reason · able . GL 8 · 9922.

LAKE AVE - Lower three rooms, sun porch, tile bath , shower , stove, re frigerator. Close to Kodak . Private entrance . Call GL 8 · 3115.

18 RAVINE AVE., 3 rooms , healed. Kitchenette & both. S60 month . Inquire 16 Ravine Ave .

COLVIN STREET 3-4 rooms upper , heated, private entrance. CL 4 ·7129.

UNFURNISHED FLAT Kodak vicinity . Upper 5 rooms . Private entranc e . Adults preferred . CL 4 · 7045.

3 ROO MS HE ATED- $75. 348 Child St . Available Ma y I S .

2 SLEEPING ROOMS , furnished . Single & d ouble. Girls only. C L 4 -0887 .

George E. Bisnett

OPTICIAN 1497 Dewey A ve .. H ear Ridgeway

COMP LETE

OPTICAL SERVICES ......__ GL 8-1215--_.

HOUSES F'OR SALE

ARNETT BOULEVARD, 388, Bedroom, bath, living-dining room , kitchen , 1st floor . 5 bedrooms, bath u p. Completely modernized. BE 5· 4554 . 2 car garage. Easily converted.

ARNETT BOULEVARD, 675. Attrac· tive 6 room single . Garage. F u rnishe d or unfurnished . ID 6~342 .

SELYE TERR., 171 - 8 room sing le, 4 bedrooms, modern bath , fenced yard, double car garage , near schools , shopping district , buslines. By owner . GL 8 · 1646.

114 ALAMEDA ST. • Modernized kitchen , 5 bedrooms, fully finished basement, in sulated .. By appointment only. CL 4 - 1596.

C AMPB E LL & C HI L D S T. vicinity . 7 room c o tta ge . Rea sonabl e . F'or a ppointmen t , C O 6 · 3021 , CO 6~874 .

GRE ECE - C HOICE pleasant neigh· borh oo d , well shrubbed with ma ture shade t rees . F'ive rooms , wall to wall carpe l, disposal and two vanities . Owner UN 5-4541.

OTIS ST. no 4 5 • Single 8 room house (4 bedrooms) 2 ca r garage with fenced in yard. Good condition . Asking $ 13,600. CL 4~540.

SENECA PARKWAY 670 • four bedroom colonial in e xcellent condition. Dishwasher and disposal . By owner. Phone No. C L 4 -6664 - price $28, 500.

HOUSE F'OR RENT

151 SANTE E ST .· Available 5 room s ingle , garage , carpeting, gas heat , excellent condition . Adults preferred. Open Sun 2 -5. GL 8 · 5431 .

Russe Plumbing & Heating Co.



If no answer call G L 8-2483 CHILD CARE

BABYSIT T ING • Infants . My home. Ridge Rd . West. GL 8· 3527.

WILL BABYSIT in my home, any hours . Refe rences . J . Swie ton , 364 Ravine Ave . (Corne r of Dewey Ave.)



TRANSISTOR RADIOS TV's

Expertly repaired GUARANTEED


FA 8-3845

Open eves. 'til 10:30

F'OR SALE

ATTENTION : New and used home buyers 1 Our qualified staff will be pleased to make an appointment to sec you at our office or at your home with photos of our multiple listings end/or to discuss your real estate problems. If you are contemplating listin9 your home, see us first for fast results . Call Dolores Falzone, Castle Realty CL 4-1850. GL 8-0404.

WHITE SEWING machine 1n neutral wood cons ole. Zig zags , buttonholes , does fancy decorative stitching. Will sell for balance due of $30.60 or lake ovor 6 payments of $5. 10 monthly . Cell GR 3·43:..;9:...:9;..;.· - -------

METAL DESK & chair $25. Pool· filler $25 (used only 1 season). CL 4 -2268.

H IGH CHAIR end pod. Good condi tion - $10. CL 4-6 195.

IT ' S lerlffie the way we ' re selling Blue Lustro lor cleaning rugs and upholstery . Rent electric shamp o oer $ 1. H . C . Pommerening & Son, 1086

Lyell A_v_o_. ----------A LU MINU M STORM WINDOWS combi·

na tion , $ 12 .95, Storm doors , $ 29.95. Installa t ion crrangod. Empire H ome Improvement Co., GL 8 · 24 09.

TIRES at wholesale prices at our worohoUso . Big, big savings for the very best . Automotive • truck . Dugan Sal~s _ _E~~sso Avis St. , GL 8·8877.

RICCAR SEWING MACHINES, sales , service, repairs on all mak es. Lyell Plaza Sewing Center . CL 4~170.

DAVENPORT - Excellent condition. 75 Christian Ave. Phone UN 5- 3802.

l~~?PR~!~ • Aluminum Walkers • Patient lifters • Commodes • Wh eel Choirs

SACRO-ILIAC BELTS

GERTRUDE MCGEE , R.N. Formerly Gcrtrude'sCorset Shop

IH CHARGE OF OI)R NEW

CORSET DEPARTMENT


Opp. St. Mary's Hospital

OPEH DAILY 9 A . M . to 5 P.M.

( Saturday 8:30a. m. t o 4 p.m.)

Ca II 1[1 6-0604

GENUINE SP RING

May 4, 1966 T he Vicinity Post 5

F'OR SALE

USED WASHERS & DRYERS - Auto• motic & wringer $25 up . Guaranteed T Vs , refrigerators, used furniture . George' s Swap Shope, 48 4 W. Main St . F'A 8 ·2667.

PORCH STEPS custom made . F'ree delivery. Call Nichols-Wyman Lumber Co., 2435 Dewey Ave. UN 5-7 110.

DOORS - Combination heavy duty aluminum installed for $36.95. Call Nichols -Wyman Lumber Co. , 2435 Dewey Ave., UN 5·7110.

STUNNING SHRIMP colored lon<;~ gown, originally $40, now $18 • worn once; lovely strapless pink organza knee length gown, $ 1 0; both size 1 O; p erfect for prom or gradua tion; 685 Seneca Pkwy, CL 4-3533 .

F'OR bolter cleaning, to keop colors g leomin9 , use B lue Lustra carpet cleaner. Rent electric shcmpooer $1. Zcck's Hardware , 1318 Dewey Ave .

TWO GAS STOVES • one 30 inch , one 36 inch. E xcellen t condition . Reasonable. Call after 6 weekdays , GL 8-9252, 354 Knickerbocker Avo .

TWO GE R MAN SHEPARDS • malo, female , 2 yrs . old . Excellent watch dogs . G L 8-4362.

~ ..... ~ ...... ..,_..,.,.,_,...,...,_..,...---...... .._,.,_,.J

~MOTHER'S; ' ' ! DAY ! I CARDS- CAND Yl i GIFT i I · ·~EAS_ l i~i \ . ' ' P R E SCRIPTION ' ~ SPECIALISTS \

~ 692 Maple St. Cor. Ames '

~ ' ' FA 8-4866 '

~ FREE PARKING i ~ ACROSS THE STREET ~ ' H OURS : 9 a.m. to 10 p.m. 4 \ SUNDAYS & H OLlO A YS \ ~ 9 to 1 S UN DAY · ' s_...,...,.... __ , __ -,.....,.,..-..,. ........ Jr~

TREAT rugs right, they ' ll be a do· •-------------..., light if cleaned with Blue Lustro. Rent electric shcmpooer $1. Shctzel Hardware , 498 Lyell Ave, -----

3 PIECE BEIGE sectional sofa; 2 blonde end tables; 2 matching end table lamps. Good condition - $100. UN 5·5916.

1959 F'ORD HARDTOP. A·l condition. New tires & many other new items • $195. GL 8·2034 after 6 p.m .

1962 CADILLAC CONVERTIBLE -F'~ll power, fleetwood interior , 31,000 m•les. Phone GL 8·8130.

BRAND NEW floor modo! demonstrator zig zag sewing machine in walnut cabinet $73.00. CL 4-6170, if no answer , NO 3·4884 •

STEEL SCAF'F'OLD brackets , win· do,ns, coors , 3~" casinqs, steel cellar sash , nails . Retired . 415 Lake Ave .

196~ PONTIAC TEMPEST • Radio, hea ter . E x cellent condition . 7 ,000 miles . GL 8- 1191. 50 De lmar Stroo t .

KENMORE 36" - 4 burner gas ron<;~c with oven. Excellent condition • $35. GL 8 -4938.

Be a New

'~ Lov~lier ~0 You. ~0 House

I>"~ of Beauty

~ CL 4-7840 456 Lexington Ave.

If pos&ible , please make your ''perm" appointm~nt 2 weeks in advance .

OPEN DAILY 9 A.M. to 9 P.M.-SUNDAY 9 A.M.

s~~~~ MURRAY PHARA\A NEW LINE OF COSTUME JEWELRY $1.25 up

.PRESCRIPTIONS Le;r:~;ine:~;rd 492 LYELL AVE . CL 4-9667

FREEZER SPECIALS CUT AND WRAPPED FREE

HONEYSUCKLE WHITE

TURKEY FRESH 59( CHICKEN LEGS lb.

MORRELL'S CANNED

HAM PITTED OLIVES

PET MILK 3 TALL 49c

CANS

lOc~;.$899

STUFFED OLIVES_ BOTTLE 43c

LUX LIQUID GIANT 49c SIZE

CHARMIN TOILET TISSUE 1 for 19C

U. S. CHOICE BEEF

PRIME RIBS O'BEEF

l and 79( 8 RIBS lb.

RIVER VALLEY FROZEN TINY WHOLE

POTATOES Ph LB.l9t PKG.

LADY BORDEN 'S FRENCH

ICE CREAM quart 79c

SUPER MARKET FRESH CRISP ICEBERG

1280 Dewey Ave., near Magee LETTUCE

Complete Bathrooms, ·Kitchens, Heating Systems· METZGER & BRAYER PLUMBING and HEATING

SINCF 1898

. 485 LYELL AVE. PHONE GL8-5000

Central Library of Rochester and Monroe County Historic Newspapers Collection6 The Vicini t Post Mo 4 1966

Shop Your Neighbor FIRST No One Can Beat RELIABLE'S

Price on MOTOROLA TV

SPALDING SPALDING O F F ICIAL OFFICIAL

LEAGUE G LOVE LITTLE LEAGUE f uii·S•Le pro-type ftcld· er's p,love wtth super llex wch Genutnc leather w•th stream· lined flngets.

BASEBA LL Has famous Spalding cushtoned cork center. tough handslltched horseh•de cover.

(\ t ~ - ROLL- ABOUT TV CART

'<I>

~' ~~~~~~J•;h•:,~~n~~~:~ applted Walnut ftn•sh. J• easy-rolhng casters.

:

-~

• Famous Motorola qual1ty throughout

• Convement up-front controls • Telescoptng monopole VHF

antenna-UHF loop antenna

• Sohd-State UHF tuner • Sound out front • Reliable Soltd-State sil1con

power rect1f1er

$ 95

Be sure to watch NBC's Baseball Game of the Week every week

BIG COLOR S LIM C OLO R

COME IN-WE ARE NOW SHOWING

MOTOROLA RECTANGULAR

COLOR TV :}

PICTURE

G r;;;\ ~

Round lub~

IMMEDIATE DELIVERY Pay As Little As $5.00 Per Week

Open Eves. e xcept W ed. & Sat.

SET

... l THIS I Rtctan.:ular Tube

@ ::~ Round Turw

··R,-E. ·L·IABLE··. A.·.PPLIANCE &.co·········· · · FURNITURE . · • ·

218 MURRAY ST. (Old Murray Theatre) GL 8-4907

Ladies Pinochle To u r nament Sta rts

LEDLIE JEWELERS G.I.A. GEMOLOGIST

The 24th annual pmochle tournament for ladies started Monday in the Pine Room of Holy Family School, Jay St.

Playing will continue ;\londays at 8:15 p. m. for 15 weeks. Ladies interested in JOinmg must register and are adv1sed to complete their own table of four.

: 840 DEWEY AVE. AT DRIV. PK! :Professional Bldg. (2ND FLOOR!

"'

For mformation and to register, call FA 8-3868 after 5 p.m.

Rosary Society of Holy Family will meet on Wednesday 1\lay 11 at 8 p, m, in the Pme Hoom. Betty Parker from crescent Puritan will speak on "Fashions On A Farthing". Games and refreshments ' will follow. :V1rs. Albert Brunette is the hostess. Recitation or the Rosary at 7:30 in rectory yard will preceed the meeting.

i~HO DESERVES A GIFT OF APPRECIA TIO\

\fORE THA~ MOTHER? DIAMONDS

OR NEW MOUNTINGS.

HAMIL TON AND VANTAGE JEWELED

WATCHES A "FAMILY" RING WITH STONE FOR EACH CHILD

MIDLAND CHARGE

.

Lyell Ave. Baptist Fidelis Class of Lyell Ave. Bap

tist Church meets today, May -1 with Mrs. Thomas Keenan of Riddle St. at 12:30. Sol us Class meets 1\lay 6 with Peter Arva of Winona Blvd.

~-········· ·· · · ········ · · · ·······-~

At Sunday morning worship service May 8 at 11, spec1al recogmtion will be made of all mothers present. Sunday School pre<"edes this service at 9:45.

l\Iay 9 the Charity Carmari and Esther Circles will meet w1th Mrs. Nancy Weatherbee of 965 North Greece Rd. Assistmg her will be Mrs. Adele Arva.

P UMB-OUT STOP TN IS ~

CONCENTRATED LIQUID DRAIN OPENER- CLEANER

•EATS MAI R 8 ge •IATSFAT

W &DGB HARDWARE 113 LAKE AVE.

·--·Cor. Lexington ....

TUXEDOS FOR RENT

In Block

,

Strolo ond Cut-Awoy Styl<'.

ALTERATIONS and

REMODELING


w~~wc DINNER JACKETS


PAPPANI, TAILOR 292 lhi\'1~1! Pl... \w.

Between Lake 6 De'""Y

3 ROOM APT. Newly redecorated, heot, hot woter, stove, refrigerator

Inquire 8 a.m. · 5 p.m.

Richard W. FRIDAY, INC. 779 Maple St.

CHRISTOFF'S Grocery & Del icatessen


Corner B1dwell Terr .

Open Doily 9:30a.m. to 8 p.m.

404 Lexington Ave. Corner F'inch St.

Open Doily 10 a.m. to 11:30 p.m.

WE CARRY

ICE COLD _

BEER & ALE

Bring A!! Your Garments To ••• ATOMIC

CLEANERS 733 DEWEY AVE.

CL 4-8775 -For FREE

PICK-UP & DELIVERY ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~,

I CLARA~S HAIR t I 143 FAIRGATE ST. F ASHI 0 NS :

: 'Oonii1ir . begins with : f <!::Jv-~ · Ha ir Core. 4 t Hove a professiona l s hampoo a nd t' t set once a week. Call today! A EVES. & SAT. BY APPOINTMENT ONLY t '-- - ----... ID 6-6535--"'-r·c-oRDfAL' ~-;;.-;.;;;,-E· ,_ ,.A_ , _

lusT A i 392 lVfU. AVE. Opp. Delco

'

I ..

' ~D(J.ICIOUS · NOON LUNCHES

: T-BONE STEAK


S150 CL 4-9693

Excellent Accomodotions Wedding Receptions • Banquets

Vic Cossota, your host

Central Library of Rochester and Monroe County Historic Newspapers Collection.-----•SPECIAL _____ ..

(LIMITED TIME- ENDS MAY 11)

Reg. $15 BRECK NEW IMAGE

1.0.\ Shampoo , ~\lee Set

PERMANENT TUEs . And Cut WED .

$895 THURS . 325 COMPLETE All For

SILHOUETTES BY FRANK BEAUTY SERVICE HAIR STYLISTS

606 L k A Open Doily axe. Monday Cl4 1071 0 e Ve. Tues., Thurs. , Fri. Eves. -

HALL AVAILABLE • Showers •

Special Summer Rates Few Dotes Still Ava ilabl e

Call GL. 8-0472

AL FRATTARE'S AVERY BOWLING

CENTER

956 LYELL AVE.

COLOR SPECIALIST " For the Very

Best In Service" REPAIRS ON ALL MAKES

TV-RADIO & HI-FI CL 4-4540

MIDLAND CHARGE PLAN

BURRITT'S TV SERVICE HOURS 8 A.M. to 8 P.M. 1446 DEWEY AVE.






CHRIST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH 5 Locust St., near Lake Ave . .



Dial 546-2595 any day, 9 to 5, and ask for Mrs . King

FISH FRY FRIDAYS

- ALSO TO TAKE OUT

DELICIOUS c~::eed FOOD LUNCHES • DINNERS

ALL LEGAL BEVER·AGES

MANUELE'sEMERSON CURLEW~~~Lt ._ _____ ,.;,\H:HSO \ ST. C:ornPr Cl'RI.EI\-----

~llllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll~ --------------------------------

ARE YOU TIRED OF THE SAME OLD HAIRDO?

Come in and let one of our skilled and competent Operators re-style and rt'-t'ita/izc your hair into a " Thing of Beauty"

-----------------Angelo, Louise, Soffy, Dolores :

~ FEDELOpeErato;S SALON OFE BEAUTY :E

iE 1026 MAPLE ST. BE 5-8640 s ;i1111111111111 Modern Shop - Plenty of Free Parking lflllllllfllli

Remember Her with

Flowers on

Mother's Day

OPEN 10 A.M. TO 1 P .M. SUNDAY (MO THER'S DAY ONLY)

1585 Dewey Ave. Cor. Pullman CL 4-3020

Wins Scholarship

Thomas Kaza 17, son of Mr. and l\1 rs. Albinus Kaza of 1735 Lyell Ave., has won a Rennselaer Polytechnic Institute Scholarship that will give him $2,1 50 each year for four years of study at the institue in Trov.

Tom, a senior at Jefferson High will enter H.P .T.' sSchoolofEngineenng 111 September.

He 1s a11nmg tor a career in aerospace or nvil engmeering. He also has won a Regents Scholarship and is a member of the National Honor soc1ety.

Tom tutors other students in math, h1s tavorite subject, before sc-hool. He also participates in v o c a 1 and instrumental music groups at school.

lnfroduefory Offer!

Goes on fa st with brush or roller - dues smooth, tn minutes. No offensive odor. Velvet flat finish lor walls and ceilin9>. Whole and popular colors

Wm. Pommerening HARDWARE CO.

497 Lyel l Ave. GL 8-6088

You

Wait

The BRITER Paint Store 497 STONE RD. (Near Dewey Ave.l


,__. .--- _,_. ,_,. .- ,_,. ----"- ,_,,.---_. ,_, .,_.,._ -, I ~ . '\ MOTHER'S r:I;\ ' : ~a'"~ DAY \:&I I ' ~~ CARDS jmt stt)' '

' "'(.bm ge It" ~

I !~'l I ' JEWELER ~ I 325 Driving Pk. Ave. t .a.,_.. ___________ ________ j

~·~~::::-::·~~:~~~~RED FRONT MARKET ;::~:•::::·:~:•:::~ ~ 61 JAY ST. at Plymouth :~~

~ WE FEATURE CUSTOM CUT MEATS ~ ~ Home Made ITALIAN SAUSAGE ~ ~:~ Custom Cut MEATS For Your FREEZER ~ ~ Fresh Daily FRUITS & VEGETABLES ~ ~ WE DELIVER 14 !·~: ";;::f!~~ '1~~.-:~::- '>!~~~· ::;:+~!~ ~;:+~:J~: .;*t.C~~1~~·~~· .:::t•J~~:;~$'!:.C~:~t~:.c~~:~·

466 RIDGE ROAD WEST at DEWEY and NORTHGATE PLAZA

ACTIVE SPORTSWEAR With The Fashion Look

. Blouses

from $400 FOR YOUR SELECTION

Jewelry, Handbags, Gloves, etc.

Evenings till 9 ~CHARGE ACCOUNTS

Sot. to 5:30 \B) & MIDLAND

---Also--

Gifts For Graduates

Central Library of Rochester and Monroe County Historic Newspapers Collection8 The Vicinity Pos t Moy 4, 1966

MILT MANDELL DRUGS 511 DEWEY AVE. cor. Emerson GL 8- 4199

FREE DELIVERY

w ~


e , Prescriptions • DRUGS STORE HOURS

Open Doi ly 9 a.m. - 10 p.m. Sunday 9 a.m. to 4 p.m.

FOR YOUR CONVENIENC

POST OFFICE ST~~IO HOURS: DAILY & SATURDAY

9:30 a.m. to 5 p.m.


DON'T FORGET Call ID 6-3880

For Your

Lawnmower Service VIVA'S

Ca ll for ART for o rt ·in-stone

GL 8-5301

r-----------------, : Salon De ~eni : t 1004 LYELL AVENUE t f G L 8--G440 f t ' t Miss Jennie, Stylist t & OPEN DAILY 9-9, SAT. 9-6 ~ ~· f f CLOSED WEDNESDAY ~ f L_P<lrk Free, Next Door, Shotzels. ________ _

~***······**························a ~ a•CUT FLOWERS ~

i MOTlHER:~::::::.NTSI i WIT. H. FLOWERS WIRED *i -tc -· • ANYWHERE BY

I ~~~~ ~, ~ t C!£\:rts .' .'. n:;~A i f OP;rg~~~~:·~~sHI;s a • FREE. DELIVERY UN 5-7270 FLoRisT a ~ PLENTY FREE PARKING ! ... WESTRIDGESHOPP!NCCENTER 630 RIDGE ROAD w. •*****~~~~~************************* r.:.r,__..,~,_,.,....,__..,,_,.,~,- . _, _ _,,_.,,_,, _,__..,,_,,._,_'

i BECKER PLUMBING ! ~ & HEATING SUPPLY CO. ! ! FORMERLy 556 Lyell Ave. ! ! Now located at !

i SSS BROAD ST. l ! CORNER BROWN ST. ! ! PLUMBING & HEATING SUPPLIES ! ' WHOLESALE PRICES • SAME PHONE CL 4-490~ ;_,__.., __ .... _,,....,,.,.,_.,_,~,--~-,,_,.--,..--.--,.,._..,_,__.,

CLEARANCE ~~«:: RANGES

Gas and Electric 30" and 36"

Get Our Price Now! APARTMENT SIZE

Magic Chef RANGES Model 30-1NW

Only95°

0

BILL'S WASHER REPAIR " (hrr 25 \ears of Washe r Maintenance Service"

OPEN DAILY 9 A.M.- 9 P.M.

861 JAY ST. BE 5-3 482

Lutheran Redeemer Church wor ship at L u the r an

Church of the Redeemer are at 9 and 10:45 a.m. Sunday Church School 9 and 10:45 a.m. Infants cared for during both services.

Mother' s Day will be observed at Lutheran Redeemer by the awarding of corsages to some of the mothers in recognition of all mothers.

Friday, May 6, Mother 's and Daughter' s Banquet at 6:30 p.m.

Saturday, May 7, bowling banquet will be held at Island Cottage Party House.

Monday, May 9, Church Council meeting at 8 p. m.

Tuesday, May 10, Altar Guild meeting at 7:30p. m. Dorcas Circle meeting at 8 p.m.

Grace Methodist Returning from a trip to Europe

and the Holy Land, Rev. Glenn Alty Crafts, Senior Minister of Grace Methodist Church, will preach on Sunday, May 8, at the 11 a. rn. service of worship. His theme will be "NO Place Like Home."

Grace Presbyterian The Deacons meeting will be

held at the home of Jane Hutchinson, 136 Seminole Way, on 1\Jay 12 at 8 p. m.

OBITUARIES BYERS • Apr. 30, 1966. Mrs .

Annie R. Byers of 171 Evondole Rood. Surviving ore one son, Henry Byers; five grondchi ldren. ·Funerol services were held from

YOUNG LOY E'S, Monday, Moy 2, 1966 at 10 a.m. Interment was at Greencastle, Po .

ESTES • Apr. 30, 1966. Mrs. Moude Estes of Davenport, F lo. Surviving ore one daughter, Mrs. W. L. Hoog; two granddaughters; five groat grondch i I dren. · A graves ide service was held

in Riverside Cemetery, Wednesday, May 4, 1966 a t 2 p.m., with Rev. Michael L. Miller offi c ioting.

i~1LOVE~ funeral Home Inc. -, \511 DEWEY AVUUIE

FLOWERS Truly express sympathy Tlrcre is no st~bstitute

Oeliveriu ~· Everywhere \~~

~ / ~ I

~!i¥1 58 LAKE AVE . 232-2255

Frc•t• l 111rl.in/!. 011 t/1<' !'remises ~ ... ,_,............,. _ _.

After using SILKY,

wash your brush, roller or pan with water

on extraordinary point

ASK ABOUT IT AT

BEN MILLER HARDWARE

555 State St. Diol 232-6736

JUST THREE DOORS FROM SMITH ST. and LYELL AVE.

Holy Apostles Mothers Club Meets May 16 Holy Apostles Mothers' Club

meeting will be held Monday, May 16 at 8 p.m. in the school hall.

The nominating committee will

REPORT u~~.;::-"

From ~~ ALBANY ~.._

Ry th '<!rnbl) mun

1 umc., E. Potters

If you have been following the work of the State Legislature, you know that I have co-sponsorNl :1 bill l::>r divorce reform in New York State. By the time you read this art ide, I beliE:'It '· divorce reform will be a reality and the law of the

· land. On Monday, April 25th, the New York Times wrote an interesting editorial on thts subject. I am reprinting it for your review:

Realism on Divorce "The Legislature begins debate

Wednesday on modernizing New York's 1787 divorce law, which -with its single ground, adultery-is the least liberal in the nation. The verv fact that liberalization will be debated at all is remarkable enough, for even a study of substantive revision had falled to reach a floor vote until last year.

"Now the prospect for enacting a new law is bright. Instead of the bitterness that might have been expected, a spirit of amity born of <"Onstructive compromise seems to prevail on the eve of action.

"The measure that has finally emerged will enjoy the sponsorship of the Senate majority leader, Earl w. Brydges, Assembly Speaker Anthony J. Travia, Senator Jerome L. Wilson, Assembyman Percy E. Sutton and other key legislators of both parties. It was built on the liberal basic draft written by the joint legislative committee under the <·hairmanship of Senator Wilson.

"The Senate and Assembly leaders, not wholly satisfied w1th the original Wilson -Sutton bill, produced the1r own \'ersion but m a concilatory and reasonable fashion they have listened to objection, and in important respects yielded to it. As a result, Howard H. Spellman, chairman of the special committee on matrimonial law of the Bar Association of theCityofNewYork who has been working fordivorcelaw reform for four decades and was a prime mover In the present drive for revision, pronounces the bill now before the Legislature for action •excellent' , though admittedly not perfect.

"The principal defects are in the cumbersome procedures for <"onciliation and in the doubts cast on the validity of out-of-state divorces through proVIsions which are themselves of questionable constitutionality. Passages earlier questioned on mandatory delay in remarriage and on divorce after •separation by consent ' have been improved. A newly added severability clause protects the remainder of the statute if any part of it is declared unconstitutional.

"So the long battle to achieve what seemed for so long, to be the impossible is within sight of victory. It will be -in the true sense -a moral as well as a political victory. It means a significant diminut ion of the perjury and collusion in divorce actions in this s tate, which brought bar and bench into disrepute. It should reduce the migration to far place for •quickie' divorces so easily available to the wealthy but denied to others by reason of cost. It will make a currently cruel law conform to the reality of today's social standards and in all of these respects the revised statute will represent an advance for democracy."

As a public s en•ice, paid for b) Assemblyman Powers

report on a slate of officers to be elected for the coming two years.

Fifth grade mothers will be the hostesses.

PART TIME

TELEPHONE SALES

Opening In 2 Shifts


Saturdays 10 A.M. to 2.P.M.

SALARY AND BONUS

CALL 232-5882

Magazine Subscription Soles


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I WOODEN STEPS I J Made To Order I I -~" PORCHES ! I ~ . ~ . REPAIRED I f ~ ~ ·' and f : - -r., ...... , ., RE-FLOOREDf

I ROOF REP AIRING :

L~~~~!_:..~~.~~J SOLDI'S

BARBER SHOP 1024 Maple St.

AMPLE FREE PARKING

Children 's HAIR CUTTING

A Specialty BE 5-5470

VACATION in CANADA at

Thurstonia Lodge Sturgeon Lake in !he hea:t of the

Kawortha, 90 miles N . E . o! Toronto

DELICIOUS

• MEALS

EXCELLENT

• FISHING Bathtng - Tennis • Golf · Doncmg

RATES

$42 - $45 - Per Week INCLUDING MEALS

CHILDREN'S RATES Housekeeping Cottages

$45.00 • $75.00 Per Week For In formation

CALL DON GEHM 634 Britton Rd.

NO 3-5221



Phone 546-5423


508 LYELL AVE.

Near Murray St.


2 Specialists iu

BARBERS Crew Cuts - Brush Cuts

CHILDREN'S and LADIES' HAIR Also Shaves & Shampoos


Hi Folks :

May 4, 1966 Rochester , N.Y.

Ma and the s ix kids and I are ju st takmg 1t easy. \\'e went camping this u•eekend and fr oze . \~ e hope you are all u•e ll. \\ e miss you!

Love , Ben

GRACE'S Dewe y a t Le xington

Bonli11 FLORIST 1820 L ake Ave. (Opp. Kodak Pk . ) GL 8-8360

OPEN MOTHER'S DAY TI L L 4 P .M.

T he bes t in flowers for

MOTHER'S DAY (Next Sunday)

Blooming Plants Thousands to choose from

Corsages and Cut Flowers

Geraniums, Begon ias , Ageratum Border Plants

Marie Elaina BEAUTY SALON

I wish to thank our many re gular customers for their patronage in allowing us to make their new addition to our staff -

Thank you, Ma rie E laina

• Cleaning ·Repairing


StOrage Vaults

• Remodeling • Convenient •

Here In Our Own Building

Safe • Fireproof Co•r i• - d iru~cl oMr slor•gr .,.,. lis

OPEN EVENINGS "TIL 8 (Except Sot.)

The FUR STUDIO 505 Lyell . Ave. Q -4-7442

School 41 Program School #41 Auditorium wUI be

the scene of a demonstr ation of physical education activities on Friday, May 6 at 8 p. m. Program is under direction of Martin Sauer hafer, Health and Physical Education teacher at the chool.

Some 200 children in grades four through seven will participate in the program. Parents and fr iends of the school are invited.

Ind ian Guides Paper Drive

Indian Guides of the r.taplewood Branch Y.l\l .C.A. will hold their second annual spring paper drive on Saturday, May 7 from 9 a.m. to 4 p. m. Anyone desi r ing their paper s picked up can call the 'Y' at 325-2880, and leave their name and address. The Indian Guides wlll collect all the paper s they can during the seven hour period.

Card of T hanks

May 4, 1966 The Vicin ity Post

PIC & PAY

fLAKE AVE. AT DRIVING PARK)

OPEN 'TIL I A.M. DAIL Y 11 A .M. to 1 A.M. -SA T . & SUN . 9 A.M. to 1 A.M.

Charcoal - Picnic Supplies

"The Ult1mate In

9

The family of Sister l\Iary Juventius, SSND, (formerly Margaret Frisch of 335 Ames St.)who passed away on April 16, 1966, express their thanks to the clergy, Sisters of Notre Dame, relatives and fnends for the l\1 asses, mem onals, sympathy cards and kindnesses received dur ing their bereavement.

CA_R_D_O_F_T_H_A-NKS 2485 MT. RE AD ClVO. Between qidge Rd. & Ridgeway ave. off Expressway en west side

Mr. and r.I rs. Leo Gumina and !:::::::==~==::::=::e=:::::::::::::::::::::~::::::::::~==:=::e=:::=~~=::::::~-JI fantily \Vish to t hank their many .,_.,. .. , _ , _ , _ __ ,_,~,_,_-,------------=--~~_,_.,~,..,..

triends, relatives and customer s , ' ror the manv acts or kindness • TOMMY'S BEAUTY SHOP ' shown them dur ing their r ecent ~ ' ber eavement. ,, 298 Driving Pk. Ave . ~

Mr. and Mrs. Leo Gumina ~ (Glendale Mar ket) l " For The Woman Who Cares" ~

NEW i Call " Penny" at GL 8-9826 ~

S* ! t,

FOR WALLS AND WOODWORK

SILKY - the first Acrylic latex Semi-Gloss Paint that really works! SILKY FLAT - the Acrylic latex Wall Paint with such magic hiding power that one coat looks like two.

BEN MILLER HARDWARE

555 State St. Dial 232·6736

JUST T!IREE DOORS FROM

SMITH ST. and LYELL AVE.

WATCH REPAIRING Watches sci e ntifically repaired, ultrasonica lly c leaned and e le ctri colly time d. ,

ALL WORK GUARANT EED

Do You K now: /

You c an have an expans ion w a tc h band c u s tom fitte d to your wris t s u c h a s y our t a i lor wou ld fi t y ou with a s uit of c l o th es?

If yo u have troub l e wi th you r watc h s lipping or b e ing t o o tig h t a nd uncomfortable on your wri s t s to p in and have a n e w on e fi tte d t o your wris t "hile you wai t . It only takes a few minutes .

JOHN La COMBA Wa tch-maker and

Chronograph Te chnic ian

WATCH REPAIR DEP'T. Neisner ' s

Ridge Rd. W. & Dewey only

' SPECIALIZING \ i COLORING - " PERM" For COLORED HAIR i ~,_,_,_,_,_, _____ , __ _


1487 Dewey Ave. Large Selecti on

WINES & LIQUORS See Este r's For All The POPULAR BRANDS

Frank Donovan , Mana ger " lour \ <"il(ltlwrhrwd I.Lf/11"' Stuff" Fur(),,,.,."/() l'l'll rs "

(

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C&~A\llllH.\~

-.~~::-:~ ·- ·--·_,. ,.t.. .-.4 • .,. ____ •

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rllllllllllll Selling Out ! 1 11111111111~ --

Everything Must Go ------ -- -~PAINTS-HARDWARE§

IRochester Paintersl EE SUPPLY & HARDWARE § E 148 WILDER ST. ~ -FA 8-8534 ~

.~1111111 111 11 111111 1 11 1 1 1111111 1 ,~1111111111111111111111111~

Life-Time SEAMLESS ALUMINUM

GUTTER MANUI-ASlURtO 10

i-XACT lfNGTH

0~1 .!CS SIGHT

SEAMLESS

NO SEAMS

NO LEAKS

PRE-PAINTED

WHITE FINISH

NEW LOW PRICE

GUTTER CORP. $119 PER FT. GL 8-9362 • INSTALLED

Central Library of Rochester and Monroe County Historic Newspapers Collection10 The Vicinity Post May 4, 1966

Spoom_$'~ ! -LADIES SIDTS~

THEY' RE HERE! COCKTAIL DRESSES CASUALS & GRADUATION GOWNS


u 420 LYELL AVE.

GL 8-6169

AMBER DINER

· OPEN EVES. 'TIL 9 SAT. 'TIL 5:00

281 LYELL AVE. Opp. Dewey Ave.

..-------STOP IN FOR 0UR -----~


OPEN 24 HOURS FREE PARKING IN REAR

GAROFANELLO'S DEW~~5AVE . MARKET LE~I~~~ON Free Delivery ot~~'~7

MONDAY - SUNDAY 8 A.M. 'TI L MIDNIGHT WE FEATURE U.S.D.A. FRESH CUT CHOICE MEATS

Including 45 Variety Fresh Sliced Cold Cuts Italian and Domestic

U.S.D.A. CHOICE

SIRLOIN STEAK

99,~. CERTIFIED

VACUUM PACKED

BACON 89,~

CENTER-CUT

PORK CHOPS

89~. ..................• To bins Packed COLD CUTS ROTS

···~················ SPECIAL

f\..O~\O~S~ BISON GENOA

~,,, su~6~~. SALAMI o\l~ 9o $129

t,qt. lb.

SPECIAL EXTRA LEAN

BOILED HAM $11~. ALL MEAT TWIN PACK SKINLESS

FRANKS

59,~

WE CARRY A COMPLETE VARIETY OF QUALITY BAKERY BAKED GOODS

---WE TAKE ORDERS FOR BIRTHDAY CAKES

To bring comfort and relief

to those who seek our aid.


FUNERAL DIRECTOR

----- 828 JAY STREET ----~ I AMPLE OFF- STREET PARKING I PHONE FA 8-2323

EDWARD E. HAUBNER, ROBERT ZIMMER SARTO W. STALLKNEC?H.T

M~bor of I lth Dimict funeral Directc.r's Au'n. Also NYS DFA and National FDA; and Associated Funeral D.irectors Service

Entertaining Here

Freel Costello (above) leader of a trio which is now playing nightly at Cotrone' s Restaurant, 1956 Lyell Ave., is not new to local nightclub patrons. He had engagements in Hochester two years ago.

Fred plays the ac(·orcl10n, organ and ptano and in the past two years has entertained in Hollywood, Las Vegas and Canada and most recently was at the King's Inn in the Bahamas. He 1s married to a local girl and plans to make his home in Hochester.

JOY PHARMA.C

1106 LYELL AVE. C L 4-8726





tire family. Prompt, per·

1 sonalized prescription

service!

No offensive "pointy" odors,

extremely washable.

an extraordinary point

ASK ABOUT IT AT

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OPPOSITE WEGMANS

OPEN FRIDAY EVENINGS

SALE USED WASHERS


NORGE- MAYTAG- EASY $4995 PHILCO - WHIRLPOOL from

"Over 20 Year~ of \\ a~h<'f \lainlenanec Service"

BILL'S WASHER SERVICE and APPLIANCES


861 JAY ST., Cor. Ames BE 5-3482

Norbert E. Vay Funeral Home

604 MAPLE STREET FA 8-9100 Norbert E. Vay, Licensed Manager

Kenneth P. Schleich Joseph R. Vay

PLUMBING


New Water Services



CL 4-5584 WINDOW and SCRE!::N REPAIR


Expertly Repaired

AERO HARDWARE 1430 Dewey Ave. 832 W. Mo1n St. GL 8· 3220 BE 5·5614

MOVING

MOVING-! FURNITURE • APPLIANCES

PIANOS - ~easonable

Glenwood Carting Co. MA 1 - 4450

PLUMBIN:;


1312 Dewey Ave. Joe Marion



KITCHEN - BATHROOM MODERNIZATION

FREE ESTIMATES

GL 8-3301

SHANNON & SON PLUMBING • HEATING CL 4-3160 Res. GL 8·1166

Since 1896

I I

' I I I I

RAD:O TV REPAIRS

·r iuGiE"&1o-;;;; l • Sh I I TV Repa1r op 1 l 446 CAMPBELL, STREET I Used TV Sets & Bicycles

BICYCLES REPAIRED • t Bicycle Accessories f Aluminum Storm 'f'indows 1 I We Buy, Sell or Trade

Open daily 7 p.m:-9 p.m.; f I Sot. 10-5. f ----FA a-2ooo----Tv TV TV TV TV TV TV TV TV

i~TV-RADIO i~ REPAIR TV TV TV TV TV TV TV TV TV

---BEWARE OF LOW COST REPAIRS & PARTS


FOR EXPERIENCE TV WE REPAIR i~ COLOR TV'S Tv RECORD CHANGERS i ~ PHONOGRAPHS TV • STEREOS TV

i~ DAKEN Electronics TV 1690 Dewey Ave. UN 5·2240 TV DEWEY TERMINAL BLDG. TV

TV REPAIR • Same day service calls • Evening calls made • A II Work Gllaranteed

TV & ACME RADIO GL 8-6028

.._ __ 506 Lyell Ave. __ ...

FLOOR ond WALL TILE

FOURMOST FLOOR COMPANY

FLOOR and WALL COVERINGS Counter Tops A Specialty

1129 Lyell Ave. Cl 4-5581


Lyell-Mt. Read Plaza GL .8-7270

Westgat e Plaza ID 6-3783


~~fE~fLIQUOR STORE Chester Polozzi, proprietor

Mother's Day - Sunday May 8

f!ll~ JftoduYt ITH HER FAVORITE

CHAMPAGNE FIFTHS

HENRI MARCEL •••• $2.85 GOLD SEAL •••• $4.44

TAYLOR •••• $4.30 :1 U. COO l.l~ IJ ·I \f) R /, 1/J l -TO-SR R V £

CALL ID 6-3659

FREE DELIVER

613 BROAD ST • <At Romeyn)

_._Plenty Free Parking Side of Store_ ..

GRINNA.l\f'S 1521-1529 LAKE AVE.

CCor. Ridge)

T he home

of QUALITY

MEATS

MARKET GL 8~048

FRESH VEGETABLES

GREEN BEANS-ASPARAGUS MUSHROOMS·CAU LIF LOWER

STRAWBERRIES

PORK LOIN ?RIB 69( CUT lb .

DOMINO CANE 5 lbs . ~GROUND BEEF SUGAR 59~ PATTIES 101bs.$ 590

BABY BEEF LIVER 79~~.

89.!. HIP BONE

STEAK BUTTER ARPEAKO 75~. SAUSAGE MEAT•b·69(

TOBIN FIRST PRIZE 9 5 ( lb.

Harvest Queen Contest

A harvest queen will be chosen this Friday evening, !\lay 6 at a pageant to be held in John l\larshall High School at 7:30 p.m.

Over 20 young ladies from this area will compete. The queen and her alternate chosen will then compete with the queens from the towns in the final judging held in July for the t.lonroe County Harvest Queen title. This is the first year girls from the city are eligible to compete.

Open to the public, the event will provide an evening of entertainment along with the queen contest.

Wesley Methodist This week, May 1 - 7 has been

designated as "Leader Recognition week" by the Rochester Council of Girl Scouts.

Wesley Church expresses appreciation to the following persons who give of their time and talents as leaders with the Brownies and Girl Scouts: Mary Howard, Peggy Heerkms, Bonnie Jones, and the l\Iesdames Terry Schroeder, Gertrude Baxter, Sharon Barclay, NanC}' Willoughby, Gail Green, Betty Stidd, Helen Walker.

t.lorning worship service on Sunday, r.tay 8 will be at 10 a.m. The minister George M. Davis will preach the sermon. There will be Church School Extended Sessions. 11 a.m. Church School for all ages. Adult Class meets in the Fellowship Hall.

PULLMAN AVE.

SHOE ·-...... c-::> ~~-·

SERVICE ···'.

GOLF SHOES Made From Your Present

Dress Shoes


CL 4 - 6330

(tiW.,~l~§ :7od!Uto

Because (dwards knows how to make quality shoes that pamper, yet give firm support to t iny, delicate feet.

"Buy Shoes from Men~ Who Know Shoes" ~

Closed Wednesdays

OPEN FRI. EVES.

ja2 Years at Dewey & Ridge I . UN 5 -8886

G L 8

The Vici n ity P o s t 11

MACARONI SALAD Mode With O u r

Own Moyonnoise ...,.. ___ .... _..,.

POT A TO SALAD 3 CABBAGE SALAD

PARTY FOODS

Made To Order

GERMAN POTATO SALAD

CHICKEN SALAD

SCALLOPED POT A TOES

-----==--_.AU GRATIN POTATOES

6 5 6 J

MEAT LOAVES

SLICED TURKEY ON TRAYS

SLICED BAKED HAM

MINIATURE PARTY ROLLS

PARTY RYE & FRENCH BREAD

HOT DINNERS FOR 16 OR MORE

READY TO SERVE BUFFETS

SPECIAL OCCASION CAKES

INDIVIDUAL BOX LUNCHES

CRI;AM CH EESE SANDWICH LOAVES

HAM OR TURKEY SANDWICHES

ALL BUTTER BAKED FOODS

GET fULL pROTECT,ON

HOMEOWNER'S - PACKAGE

INSURANCE





Insurance Agency CL4-8472

FRANK

CAMELIO ... LORRAINE

CAMELIO


• ENGRAVERS • DISTRI BUTORS

• FABRICATORS • GLASS LAMINATES • POL YETHLENE • LUCITE • LEXAN • DELRIN • UVEX

• PLEXIGLAS FLOOR MATS FOR OFFICES • PLASTIC ENGRAVED SIGNS • NAME PLATES • LAMINATING

556 LYELL AV


12 The Vicinity Post May 4. 1966

Non-inflationary prices! We ' re keeping prices down to prevent infl ation!

Republic Thermoglass 0

WATER HEATERS = 30 GALLON

7950 40 GALLON

INSTALLED 8 9 50 JANITROL

GAS FURNACE 10 Year Free Service Policy

Completely Installed $58 9 100,000 B.T.U.

Will heat 6 room house including all necessary duct work and piping.

10 Yr. Warranty


Marin e Midland Charges Accepted

HEATING INSTALLATION SERVICE, INC. 759 Flower City Pork

GL 8-9806 cs'" .. 1924) GL 8-2716

Arts Festival Set

At No. 30 School

The second annual Arts Festival will be held in conjunctwn with the Spring Music Department Concert Tuesday, May 10 from 7:45 - 9:30 p. m. in No. 30 School on Otis St.

Featured will be extensive exhibits and displays of children' s creative work in art, prose and poetry, home economics and industrial arts. Creative dramatics will be included thtsyearwith several children' s puppet shows using original hand-made puppets.

The exhibits and displays of childr en' s work will be available in the main corridor to visi tors during shc:ool hours every day the week of May 9.

Mr. Burt Towne, City School District art consultant in the school is chairman of the exhibits. Miss Anne Reichheld, voeal mustc teacher, and Mr. Frank Teremy, instrumental teacher will conduct the :'.lusic Department Concert.

P. T . A. officers for 1966-67 will be installed at the meeting.

President, Mrs. Charles Maggio; 1st vice-president, ;\Irs. Clifton Heed; 2nd vice-president, ;'.Irs. Donald Harris; 3rd vice-president Arthur Houser; Secretary, l\lrs. Fredric Cornell; Treasurer, Mrs. Sigurd Loehr.

Pa ren t's Club To Meet The Parent' s Club of Most Pre

CioUS Blood School will meet 011

Tuesday, May 10 at 8:15 in the school auditorium. Third grade mothers will be hostesses for the evening.

* Spring Time ---C-0-ovLD vcUts Summer Time • and CHEESE

Get Your HOTS • HAMBURG Griddle Ready ~ALJID ~

CHARCOAL BRIQUETS gEJISOlf ~ PICNIC SUPPLIES Always Fresh '.r~ ~

& Home Made Too! FRESH DAILY

MACARONI- POTATO BAKED GOODS CABBAGE - BEANS

Murray De.licatessen 502 LYELL AVE.. at Murray

\\ •· ( u rr) Cul<k<.,t llc•c•r On 1.~ c·ll \ \1'.

-sARROW SUPER MARKET 531 Dewey Ave.

WHITE or TEXAS SPECIALS GOOD WEDNESDAY , MAY 4, thru TUESDAY , MAY 10

GENUINE SPRING BONELESS ROLLE D CHOICE SMALL

HOTS LEG-0 BOSTON Porterhouse LAMB BEEF STEAK

EYE STEAK with skin

6-5~ DE LICIOU~

CUBE STEAK

s-5~ BONELESS

ITALIAN SAUSAGE

79,~ VEAL CUTLET COUNTRY MAin

SLICED

99,~ BABY

BEEF LIVER

3:.$1 MEDIUM GRADE A.

BACON

69,~ SKIN LESS

STEAMERS

2: $1

EGGS 2 DOZEN

BLUE BOY CANNED

POP 4 12 oz. CANS

RE G. or LOW CALORIE

FRESH CREAMERY

BUTTER HUDSON

NAPKINS BANQUET FROZEN_

DINNERS

39( EACH

BLUE WINNER

1-lb. PRINT

LARGE BOX 200

TRI-VALLEY

FRUIT COCKTAIL 4 c32:s 98( RIVER VALLEY FROZEN

APRICOTS RASPBERRIES lib. 39( 2 303 39(

CANS PKG.

** LARGE PARKING LOT SIDE OF STORE

ECONOMY

T-BONE STEAK 65:

FRESH CHICKEN PARTS

LEGS BREASTS WINGS NECKS

49e sse 29e 10e

U.S. No. 1

POTATOES 10 lb. BAG

l -Ib. BOX

OPEN FRIDAY NIGHT until

P.M.

CHOICE

CHUCK STEAK

55,~ FRESH

PORK BUTTS

55~ DOMINO PURE CANE

SUGAR CHASE & SANBORN

99~ BONELESS

BEEF STEW

75~b LEAN MEATY

PORK STEAK

59~b. FRESH GROUND

HAMBURG 3:.$1

5-lb. 5 BAG

1-lb. 79( CAN

BREAD 3. L~-~VES BOND DAIRYFOOD

l -Ib . 53( PKG.

PACIFIC GOLD SLICED SILVER BELL

MARGARINE

21bs. 45( BLUE BOY CUT CONTADINA SOLID PACK

BEETS TOMATOES


~he 7Jicinity Post 495 DII-.H~O'\ SllH F T and Tenth Ward Courier CL .. arwa ter l-5200

VOL. 39 NO. 19

Holy Apostles Picks Festival CommiHee

At a recent execuuve committee meeting cha1rman Edward Perrone selected the committee chairmen for the Holy Apostles 1966 summer festival. Anthony Ferrasse will act as co-chairman. Ticket chairmen are Bernard Hoepfl and Joseph Ross. George Cardella is treasurer.

Perrone will announc-e the sector leaders and booth chairmen at the next meeting. Theme of the festival this year will be "Around the the world in two days", and the lot decorations and booths will take in many countries of the world.

A new booth is planned with special appeal for the children, Perrone says. However, the booth wtll prove a novel attraction to every one.

Within the next few weeks the tickets will be delivered by the volunteer women workers. Perrone says th1s is the most important part of this endeaver, and hopes the people of the parish will cooperate and sell their tickets.

Neilon Named In Supervisor Race

Ninth Ward Supervisor Robert Neilan has been named Supervisor candidate by Republican of the 29th district.

The naming of Neilon, assistant majority leader of the Board of Supervisors, fills the last post in the northwest district. He will be opposed by Democrat Louis B. Chr istopher.

Previously announced candidates are: 26th District, Joseph Ferrari (R) vs. John Scibilia (D), 27th District, George Stockmeister (D) vs. Joseph Esposito (R)

Son Born To Palumbos Mr. and Mrs. Phil Palumbo

of 115 Electric Ave. announce the birth of their first boy on May 6 at Highland Hospital. He weighed 7 lbs 13 oz. The Palumbos also have three daughters.

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Plumbmg ond Furnoce Work For Rehobl" Sc"••ce Coli

Metzger & Broy"r-GL 8-5000

ROCHESTER, N.Y., WEDNESDAY, MAY 18, 1966

Committeemen for the Holy Apostles summer festival ore pictured above from left to right:

10th Republicans

Edward Perrone, Bernard Hoepfl, Rev. Edward Stein kirchner, Joseph Ross and George Cardello.

Arts Festival Set To Hold Card Party At #43 School

, An Arts Festival and Project . The 20th Ward Women s Repub- demonstration w1ll be held in con

hcan Club Will hold a card party junction with the annual Spring on Wedne~day, May 25 a~ 8 p.m. at concert at #43 School, Lyell Ave. t2he Uk_ratman :vest S1de Cl~b, on Tuesday, May 24 at ?:15 p.m. 89 Ghde St. Tickets are avatl- Featured will be extensive ex-

able from any club member. Don- hibits and displays of children' s atwn I S $1.00: . hand work from all grade levels.

The ~ommtttee ts as follows: The exhibits will cover a wide Mrs. Milton J. Gr a?am, chairman; variety of projects, including sciMr~. Eugene Bergm, h on ° r a r Y ence coin and stamp collections chairman; Mrs. _Har?ld Kmtter, A~other feature of the progra~ Mrs: James Bergm, tickets; Mrs. will be a gymnastic demonstration Lewts L_otta, Mrs. Arthur Man- by the school's boys and girls. dara, pnzes; Mrs. Robert Spahn, People of the community· are publicity and Miss Phy_llis Man- cordially invited to attend and darah, cards an_d table pn_zes. . view the projects.

T e recephon comm1ttee wtll The p T A will install officers be compris~d of the Mesdames for 196G-G7 ·at the meeting. coEuge~e Bergm, Ralph Ma~ta,James prestdents, Mr. and Mrs. Raymond ~ergm and James McAlhster. The Guentner, Jr.; 1st vice-president, ostesses are the Mesdames Geo- Mrs. John Pschlerer; 2nd vice

rge Allan, John Naylon, Clarence president, Mrs. William Enssle, Kehoe, Florence Pan~e, Rose Pop- Jr. ; recording secretary, 1\Jiss en, Ida Scheg, Mane Schwartz, E i 1 e en Impenal; corresponding Ethel Spahn. . secretary, Mrs. Edna Norway and

Also on comm1ttee are 1\Irs. treasurer Mr. William Enssle Jr. Elmer Walter, refreshments; Mrs. 1

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Vincent Pilletteri, Miss Beverly Troop #340 To Meet Fowler, arrangements. Boy Scout Troop #340 meets

WARD'S ORIG INAL Artificial Friday, May 20 at School #40 Flower Creotions. Pieces mode from 7 to 9 p. m. with Scoutto order. Flowers for all acca- master Louis Baxter. Boys from sions. Unusuol gifts. 1458 Dewey 11 to 14 years of age and parents Ave. CL 4-1810. Midland Charge. are invited. -Adv.

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Permit No. 958 Rochester, N.Y.

Association Plans Public Meeting

Maplewood Neighborhood Association will hold a public meeting on June 1 at 8:15 p.m. at Wesley Methodist Church, 2009 Dewey Ave. First part of the evening will be a presentation from Mrs. Ann Taylor, City Planner.

The outlook for the section of the city north from Lexington Ave. in the next five to ten years will be 1\Irs. Taylor's subject. Questions may be directed to her at this meeting. Charles Hodson, chiefbuilding inspector is also expected to be present.

Second part of the evening will be devoted to meetings of the six permanent working committees. They are: zoning, public safety, traffic, constitution, memberships and beautification. Those attending will be encouraged to go to the committee of their choic·e.

Any neighborhood pro b 1 ems should be presented al this time and they in turn will be referred to the appropiate committee for action.

The association claims early results. Request for a zoning variance which was felt would downgrade the neighborhood was stopped.

A foot patrol man now walks a beat on Dewey Ave. and has almost nightly since the public meeting in January. With permanent working committees it is the opinion of the group that more can be accomplished for the betterment of the area.

WEDDING Blanchard's professional personalized Ave. Diol

FLOWERS from hove the touch of

designers plus service. 58 Lake

232-2255. Adv.

HUSH PUPPIES for all the members of your fomily. Buy them at Amico's Shoe Store, 1775 Dewey Avenue. -Adv.

Davis Is New "Y" Physical Director

Bernard L. Davis of 408 Parsells Ave. joined the Maplewood ' Y' staff May 16 as physical director, succeeding Arthur Mann. The annoucement was made by Beryl Johnson, Maplewood Y executive.

Davis has been assistant physical director at Central branch Y.M.C.A. the past four years, and for the past two years been in charge of the Physical Education program at the Central branch

Bernard L. Davis youth service on Monroe Ave. Davis is a 1958 graduate of Springfield College with a Bachelor of Science degree in Physical Education and is a certified Y.M.C.A. secretary.

As physical director of the Maplewood Y navis will be respon

Continued on P. 10

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FLOOR SANDERS & edQerfl . $ 5 a doy for both . Sha t zel Hardware , 4 98 L y o ll A ve.

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Memo from

Community Savings Bank

to young parents

Did you ever wish that someone would develop a life insurance plan that would ( 1) provide a large amount of protection (at very low rates) while your children are growing and (2) give you back every cent you put into it, plus a profit, at age 65?

Savings Bank Life Insurance has done it with the Profit Builder Plan:

Senior Citzens Club organized at the Ascension Church at Riverside and Lake Ave., meet each Thursday from 11 a. m. to 2 p. m. in the church parlor. The group is officially known as Maplewood Area Semor Citizens Club.

Interesting programs have been planned for May, June and July including picnics to Maplewood and Churchville Parks.

Mrs. Floyd (Alice) Wheeler will speak next week, giving a book review on "Yankee P e d d 1 e r s of Early America".

All senior citizens are welcome to join or attend any meetings.

Call Stuart Boyce at GL 8-5584 for further information. Boyce is chairman of the Stee ring Committee.

Plumb.ng and Furnace Work For Reliable Serv1ce Call

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SERVICES

ADMIRAL CARTING • Furniture, pianos, apphonce movtng. GL 8·8918.

MOVING & CARTING • Reasonable rates. Bob Glosser. FA 8·4270.

FLOORS laid, sanded, refinished, s>nce 1921. Cy J. Collemyn. GL 8 · 6685.

WALLS WASHED • An inexpensive way to beautify your walls . OS 1· 4136.

CELLAR DRAINERS • Automatic, electric. Metzc;~er & Brayer Co. Since 1898. GL 8·5000. 485 Lyell Avenue.

TUBES TESTED FREE • TV and radio trouble? Call GL 8·9786, give us your make and model number. We will help you find the trouble. Also roasonablo service calls. Prinzi's TV & Appliance, 761 Dewey Ave. 10 a.m. to 9 p . m.

TILE ROOFS repaired . Free estimates . C. Gilbert, 433 Flower City Pork. CL 4·7655.

GUTTERS • Clooned, repaired , po inted. New gutters installed. Alrguaran · tood . Fully insured. Free estimates. R. L. Ross, C_L_4·_4_2_1_8_. -----

ROOFING • Wind domac;~e. Matching · colors . Repairs & new work . Reason· able prices. Free estimate . Guoron · toed . Fully insured . R . L. Ross, 555 Birr St. CL 4·4218.

WE'LL HAUL IT AWAY • Clean out your attic, cellar or garage. FA 8 ·4270.

TOASTERS, trans, lamps, coffee makers , can openers, electric drills repaired. Keys mode. Zock ' s Repair Service , 1318 Dewey Ave. CL 4· 0584.

ROOF NEEDS repairing? Asphalt, slate & llle roofs. C.L. Gilbert, CL 4·7655.

ODD JOBS WANTED· Storm windows romoved, wos hinq walls, ~tc. ID 6 -4421.

CHIMNEY REPAIRS & cleaning. Free estimates. Oau9hton Construction Corp. BE 5·2735. - LICENS EO .:.P.:..L_U_M_ B ___ E_R_s_p_e-c7io-:1-:-i-zin:---g

bathrooms , copper tubing installations, repairs , remodeling. Call GL 8·2429 If no answer call evenings.

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REUPHOLSTERING beautifully done unconditionally guaranteed. Occasional choir:~-, SS plus your choice of beautiful latest fobTics . Get our price on :;ofos, loun9e choirs and antiques , before you decide. You pay nothing until JOb i s completed. No job is too smalL We are as close as your phone. Credit terms arronqerl . For free estimates and decorating counsel, just call FA 8•8948 anytime, or visit our shop, 631 Thurston Rd., Sterling Co.

ELECTROLUX SALES, Service & Ports, also repossessed. Your cleaner checked frel' . Call Tony Ligozio, HU 2•1323, CL 4·4898.

""'ANJON APPLIANCE Service • Re· pairin9 washers , dryers and stoves. All makes & models. All work guoran· teed. GL 8·4453 . Tv SERVICE_·_A_l_l_m_o_k_es-,-b-lo_c_k_&

white, colors. CL 4·0003.

P.M.C. HOUSE WASHING, Aluminum specialist . Aluminum, wood and asbestos sidin9 washed to perfection . SPECIAL porches ony size $25. Patrick M. Cocco, 35 Edgelond St., BU 8·2639, HU 2·1138.

RENTAL TRAILERS, hitches sold, installed. Corbett Troller Rental. GL 8·3997. 135 Redwood Rood.

PAINTING • Experi.,nced. Interior, extouor. Free estimates . Chas. H. Barnard, GL 8·2374.

CLEANING OUT attics ond ceLlars. Accumulation removed. Reasonable rates. HU 2·7878.

WATCH AND CLOCK repairing. Pick up and delivery service. See Joe at 122 Villa St. Call GL 8·31 09.

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UsEOcA~ed for dismantling & ports . Highest pnces paid, deliver· ed to Trading Center. 1485 Lyell Ave. GL 8·4462.

COLLECT MONEY on those old dishes • mstood of dust! Old gloss · wore, cut 9loss, chine, hand painted. dishes . Free estimates. Call CL 4· 8291.

CHILD CARE

BABYSITTING, EVENINGS • week· ends. Experienced & reliable I4 year old. Tenth Word area. GL 8· 4365-

BABYSITTING • WANTED by expertenced student. After school hours from 3:30. 651 Emerson St. CL 4· 5751.

WANTED TO RENT

BEN MILLER Hardware ~- NEWLY WED couple desires 3 to 4 Rent Our room oportment available August with all utilities and appliances. Services

Floor Sander 555 Stole St. DIAL 232-6736 rendered for partial r"ntol. Call GL 8·

L----------------Americon Hardware Stores----~' 0878 after 4.

Rates per insertion, mintmum charge of $1.00 for the first 10 words. Additional words after the first ton ore Sf o word. Cosh (no stomps) must accompany ad. Send to 495 Emerson St.


SERVICES

RUG & STAIR CARPET instolloiTo;;: Reasonable. CL 4 ·3400.

SMALL APPLIANCES repaired. Toasters , lamps, irons , etc. Ace Fix it, 1342 Dewey Avo. CL 4·1 514.

PIANO TUNING and repairing. Expert work, unconditionally guaranteed. J. A. O'Connor. CL 4 ·0213 .

MOVING • Furniture , pianos, opplion• ces , reasonable. Glenwood Cortin9 Co. MA 1·4450.

TAILOR WORK· Alterations, repairs. My home. Gay 90 dishes for sole. CL 4·3447.

CEILINGS • Smooth, new , over old plaster. No mess. Stein, MA 1·3660.

LADIES • Sewing ond alterations. 436 Driving Park Ave. CL 4 · 3131.

LAWNMOWERS, garden tools s harp· ened . 555 Avis St. GL 8·8122.

PAINTING 12x 12 bedroom S I 5. labor. Exterior house painting $295 • 1\oS story house, labor & materials. BE 5· 3101, GL 8·3745.

CARPENTER WORK, all kind~. Porch enclosure, steps, kltchens, stair work, amusement room. Free estimate. GL 8 · 9496.

SHARPENING • Lawnmowers, sows, knives, scissors, tools. Ace Fix it, 1342 Dewey Ave. CL 4·1514.

INTERIOR PAINTING & wallpaper· ing. Free estimates. CL 4-6098 or EL 2-6995.

SERVICES

MASON WORK • Chimney repairs or new. Sidewalks. steps, plastering. Cementin9 old cellar walls. Reasonable prices. HU 2·1254.

CARPENTER WORK • Painting. "Rec" rooms, additions, repairs. Home maintenance. Free estimates. Experienced. UN 5· 2110.

DRAPERIES, SLIP COVERS • Custom made {rom newest decorator fob· rics. Helen's Fabrics, 2878 Dewey Ave. NO 3·2010.

VACUUM CLEANERS repaired, all makes. Bags, belts & brushes in stock. Zock's Repair Service, 1318 Dewey Ave. CL 4·0584.

PATCH PLASTERING • We con re· pair any crack or rough plaster. Gua· ranleed not to show. Stein Plastering, MA 1·3660.

CHAIR CANING • Expert , reason· . able . Will pick up and deliver. Coli

CL 4·8291.

WINO DAMAGE ·Roofs , chimneys re · paired or new. Free estimates. CL 4· 6768.


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RIDE at 7:30 a.m. from vicinity of Lyell and Glide to vicinity of Winton Rood ond Norris Drive. GL 8 · 3640. Call evenings.

FULL·TIME BOARDING homes for foster children, all ages. Phone Man· roe County Child Welfare Division, BR 1·5511.

WANTED • GARAGE for storage small boat and outdoor equipment. Northwest section. Phone MA 1·1 217 after 7 p.m.

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Since 1914

Open 9 a.m. - 8:30 p.m. Sot. 'til 6 p.m.

CLOSED WEDNESDAYS



WANTED

USED OR NEW books on all knowledge refering to clocks. EL 2-6063.

------------~LOST REWARD SIO for lost Manchester

Terrier (male). Around Dewey and Seyle Terr . Date lost Nov. 6, 1965. Name Bozo. Phone CL 4 · 3428.

Ledlie JeweJer, Gemologist t)iomoncls , SeHings, 1\ppnaisals

Cuoront-J Watch & J-•lry R•pair Service

2nd Floor, Profeuionol Bldg. 840 Dewey Ave. , cor. Ori v. Pit.

WANTED TO BUY ---------- -----------WANTED: Old banJOS, mandolins ,

guitars, string instruments, any con· dition . Highest prices for old Gibson, Martin , Vega, Bacon, Paramount ins· truments. EL 2·3225.

ANTIQUES, bric-a-brac, cut glass ware , hand paint~>d dishes. HU 2-7878.

ROOM FOR RENT

ARIENS COOPER




OPEN DAILY 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. Saturday 9 a.m. to 6 p.m.

Repair - Sharpen ing ON ALL MAKES

2321 RIDGEWAY AVE. ---~G L 8-4923 __ _

HELP WANTED

MALE ORDER CLERK far wholesale distributor , warehouse. Experience. Real asset. Call 546• 4656.

ATTENTION HOUSEWIVES! Earn S50 extra week. Car needed. Hours 6 p.m. - 10 p.m. Local work. No collecting or delivery. Home Decorators, Inc. Call UN 5· 5502.

GENERAL OFFICE CLERK, small office. Good pay. Advancement.

.excellent benefit plans. Good working conditions , interesting and varied. Some typing. Mr. Motill. Atlantic Refining Co., CL 4·8282, BE 5· 4058. An equa.l opportunity -:mployer.

PART TIME JANITOR , semi-retiree, 3 hours o day, 5 days a week. Call UN 5-6585. Ask for Mr . Stanely.

BOYS WANTED to work after school. Hourly salary. Call afternoons between 3 and 4 p . m. 232· 5270.


BOOKKEEPING Wee kly or Monthly Bas is.

Call CL 4- 1284 or GL 8-3807

APARTMENTS FOR RENT

379 CAMPBELL STREET. Four room upper. Stove. refrigerator. Work· ing woman preferred. FA 8· 4668.

DANA ST. - 4 rooms, upper. Available June l. All utilities. CL 4-4128.

FURNISHED STUDIO room. Private both & kitchenette. Fulton Ave . CL 4 · 4128 or GL 8 ·4527.

3 ROOMS HEATED- Clean, modern. Private entrance. Ideal for bachelor or elderly couple. 87 Fulton Ave., CL 4 · 2824.

5 ROOM AP'T. - stove ond refrigerator included. No pets . Inquire 392 Augustine St .

AMBER DINER 281 L YEI:..L AVE. Opp. Dewey Ave.

,....---------STOP IN FOR (JUR ----------,



f-iiCKEi-PLUiiiNG ___ ! i & HEATING SUPPLY CO. i ' ' ! FORMERLY 556 Lyell Ave. ! ! Now located at !

I SSS BROAD ST. l I CORNER BROWN ST. i ' PLUMBING & HEATING SUPPLIES , ' WHOLESALE PRICES • SAME PH ONE CL 4-4900 ' ~,.....,..,_ ..... _,,..,.,.,~_,__,,......,,.___.,,_,_,_,,_,_,...,.,._,_,.""" ___ ,,_.,. ------JOANNA WESTERN

Window Shades

Made

While

You

Wait


NO 3-9472 • Open Fri . Eves. 'Til 9

APARTMENTS FOR RENT

3 ROOM APARTMENT, downstairs. lnquir~> 457 Lexington Ave .

NEAR KODAK - 6 room apartment, lower, with garage. Ideal for 3 grownups. Also large sunporch. CL 4-2268.

4 ROOMS UPPER, separate utilities, private entrance and drive. Near school, church, bus, shopping center. Delco's & Mt. Read Blvd. Call GL 8-3247.

HOUSES FOR SALE

HOLY FAMILY AREA • 7 rooms, wall to wall carpets. Combination storms, screens, oarage. Excellent. UN 5·1687.

472 MAPLE STREET. Good condition. Asking $8,700. Phone ID 6-6397.

CAMPBELL & CHILD ST. vicinity. 7 room cottage. Reasonable . For appointment , CO 6 -3021. CO 6-6874.

KODAK SECTION - 30 Albemarle St. Lovely large homo, 3 modern ba th s , dining room, den , modern French pro· vincial kitchen, 4 bedrooms second floor, 3 bedrooms third floor, double

garage. GL 8 - 90"..:5..:.1_. ----------~~ PLAN FOR a cool summer. New 2 bed

room cottage, full bath, kitchen, living room combination. Lorge lot, boot dock . Asktng $10,500. Stoney Beach, 2 bedroom fully furn1shed cottage, boat house, 90x250 lot. Asking $11,500. Lake Ontario 2 bedroom year round home. Insulated. Completely furnished , wall to wall carpeting. 3 lots 40x40. Asktng S9,500. Building lots 60 frontage on Lake Ontario by 175 ft. deep. Asking S3, 500. Call Barbora Schramm, CO 6-6383, Massett Realty.

IDEAL PLACE for a large family. Only 20 miles from city. Beautiful 4 bedroom home. Modern kitchen, wall to wall carpetino in living room. 48 acres of land. Spring led creek. 2 car garage. Must be seen. Make on offer. Coli Barbaro Schramm, CO 6-6383, Massett Roalty.

MOVI'NG? Call Elmer Derleth

BE5--6065

Reasonable Rates

6·6 BOSTON - Woodb1ne, Brooks area. Separate utilities. Garages, modern k>tchen. Assumable mortgage. Busses, schools. Owner must sell. BE 5·2021.

The Vicinity Post May 18, 1966 FOR SALE

5 HOUSE FOR SALE

114 ALAMEDA ST. - Modernized kitchen, 5 bedrooms, fully finisl)ed basement, insulated. By appointment only. CL 4·1596.

SINGLE 8 room house, 4 bedrooms, excellent condition. Double garage, fenced in yard . Must sell. Reasonable offer accepted. 45 Otis St. CL 4-6540.

GREECE - CHOICE pleasant neighborhood, well shrubbed with mature shade trees. Five rooms, wall to wall carpet, disposal and two vanities. Owner UN 5· 4541.

SENECA PARKWAY 670 - four bedroom colonial in excellent condition . Dishwasher and disposal. By owner. Phone No. CL 4-6664 - price $28,500.

George E. Bienett

OPTICIAN 1497 Dewey Ave •• Near Ridgeway

COMPLETE

OPTICAL SERVICES . .....__ GL 8-1215--

FOR SALE

SOUP'S on the rug that is, so clean the spot with Blue Lustre. Rent olec· tric shampooer $1. Shatzel Hardwam, 498 Lyell Ave.

OPPORTUNITY SALE - Next-to-new clothing, dresses, hats, men's suits, shoes, housewares. Come see for yourself. 5 Owen Street off Lake. Saturday, May 21, one to nine, Monday , May 23 , ten to six.

THE amazing Blue Lustre will leave your upholstery beautifully soft and clean. Rent electric shompooer $1. H. C. Pommercning & Son, I 086 Lyell Ave.

GIRL'S SPRING dresses, new, size 12- 14, GL 8•3023.

FROM wall to wall, no soil at all, on carpets cleaned with Blue Lustre. Rent electric shampooer $1. Zack's Hardwar~>, 1318 Dewey Ave .

1958 PLYMOUTH. Good running order . CL 4-9543.

MAGNAVOX TV. Excellent condition - $35. Call CL 4-2761. 24 Alame-da Street . I

ALMOST NEW zig zag sewing machine and cabinet. First $48 tokes it. Lyell Plaza Sewing Center - Lyell • Mt. Read Plaza CL 4-6170.

RICCAR SEWING MACHINES, soles, service, repairs on all makes. Lyell Plaza Sewing _ Cen~:; CL 4-6170.

PORCH STEPS custom made. Free delivery. Call Nichols -Wyman Lumber Co., 2435 Dewey Ave. UN 5·7110.

DOORS - Combination heavy duty aluminum installed lor $36.95. Call Nichols -Wyman Lumber Co., 2435 Dewey Ave., UN 5-711.0.

TIRES at wholesale prices at our worehol.se. Biq, biq savings for the very bast. Automotive - truck. Dugan Soles Corp., 550 Avis St. , GL 8-8877.

USED WASHERS & DRYERS - Automatic & wringer $25 up . Guaranteed TVs, refrigerators, used furniture . George ' s Swap Shope, 484 W. Main St . ~A _!1~66.2.!.. ------ "

WHITE SEWING machine in neutral wood console. Zig zags , buttonholes, does fancy decorative stitching. Will sell for balance due of $30.60 or toke over 6 payments of $5.10 monthly . Call GR 3-4399.

STANLEY HOME Products. Mothproofing and spring cleaning specials. • Lois Ross , 555 Birr St. CL 4·4218. Free deli very.

METAL DESK & chair $25. Poo.l filter $25 (used only 1 season) . CL 4-2268.

TAKE soil away the Blue Lustre • way from carpets and upholstery. Rent electric shampooer $1. Maggio ~~armacy, 583 Lake Ave.

ALUMINUM STORM WINDOWS combination, $12.95, Storm doors, S29.95. Jnatallotion arranged . Empire Home Improvement Co., GL 8-2409.

Russell Plumbing. & Heating Co.



If no answer call GL 8-2483

JOHNSON MOTOR - 5~ horsepower . Call MA 1·1217 alter 7 p.m.

INDUSTRIAL single phase 2 H .P. Century motor - $25. CL 4-6809.

G . E." ELECTRIC stove , 36" - $25 . Maytag wringer washer $5; mahogany television table $5; all in good condition . 629Augustine St . days till 8 p.m.

1965 PONTIAC TEMPEST, radio, tieater • low mileage, excellent condition . GL 8-1191.

MANS WESTERN saddle with bridle and blanket. Like new. GL 8·1191.

BONELESS BRISKET HOME CURED SHRADER'S Skinless TEXAS HOTS OR CORNED BEEF

ENGLISH CUT

BEEF ROAST 89~. PLUMP ROASTING

CHICKEN 59.~. FRESH

CALVES LIVER BEEF

SHORT RIBS 49~. MEATY

PORK HOCKS ROCK GAME Ph lb. Average

Cornish Hens 59~b. •,..--FREEZER SPECIA.a.---,

BEEF 5 $329 PATTIES lb. Box

WHOLE PRIME 30-35 lb. avg.

PRIME RIBS O'BEEF WHOLE

PORK LOIN

79~. 79~~-

FREEZER SPECIALS CUT AND WRAPPED FREE

BLUE BIRD FROZEN PINK OR REGULAR

Orange Juice 6 oz. CANS

LEMONADE 6oz. CANS

5 cans 89C 2 cans 2 St

DEWEY ·SUPER MARKET

1280 Dewey Ave., near Magee - • - - t

t • ·r , ... ·"·~. --~ "

STEAMERS lb. 69c NBC

FAMOUS Or PRIDE Assortment

COOKIES PKG. 39t GIOIA

SPAGETTI SAUCE 1 Pints 69t

SHEDD'S

PEANUT BUTTER 2 lb. jar 79c

LINCOLN

ORANGE DRINK 49t

BLUE BOY

PEAS 2 303 39c Family Size Box

PILLSBURY' S INSTANT

POTATO MIX SAVE 10¢

~69t

All GIANT SIZE 69C

LUCKY WHIP 3 can s1oo FIRM, RIPE

BANANAS l lbs. l9t

Complete Bath_rooms, l<itchens, Heating Systems· METZGER & BRAYER PLUMBING and HEATING

SINCF 1898

:485 LYELL AVE. PHONE GLS-5000


6 The Vi cinity Post Mo 18, 1966 .-----A-T~-.;. __ ......, Dewey Presbyterian

LEDLIE J S Dewey Presbyterian Churchwill EWELER hold its annual Congregational din-

G.I.A. GEMOLOGIST ner on May 22 at 5 p.m. At 6 the annual meeting will be held.

840 DEWEY AVE. AT DRIV. PK. Professional Bldg. (2ND FLOOR)

FOR YOUR GRADUATE

HAMIL TONS - 49.50 UP VANTAGES- 11.95 to 35.00

17 JEWELS

MIDLAND CHARGE

PLENTY FREE PARKING

820 DEWEY AVE.

On Tuesday, May 24, at 12:30 p. m. the Retired Club will go the Applegrove Inn for a luncheon.

Plumbing and Furnace Work For Reliable Service .Call

Metzger & Brayer-GL 8· 5000

WANT ADS · FOR SALE

2 1" TV on swivel stand. Electric cabinet sewing machine. Other items. 265 Driving Pk. Apt. 7. 1956 FORD, new tires, battery.

Running condition. Best offer. 379 Campbell St. FA 8·4668.

1962 CADILLAC CONVERTIBLE $1,750. Full power, 31,000 miles. Phone GL 8·8130 at 87 Finch St. BOAT - 1964 fleetwood

convertible 18' • 1964 motor. 85 horse Mercury. Pamco trailer. Full canvass. Complete with everything, skis, cu· shions, 3 tanks, etc . Call GL 8·0878. R.C.A. ESTATE electric double oven,

stove, grid , all barbecue. C.E. refrigerator, freezer, G .E. wringer washer, 9xl2 beige rug, 9xl2 oriental (Saronk). FA 8·4508_. _______ _

LARGE DAVENPORT and matching chair with slip covers. CL 4·2154.

'60 FORD 4 door automohc 8 • S 150. 30 Albemarle St. GL 8·9051.

r-' ,_,_,~---~,~---~-~--~-,--~-~--,, l TOMMY'S BEAUTY SHOP i \ 298 Driving Pk. Ave. i ' ' ~ "For The Woman Who Cares" ! ~ ~ ~ Call "Penny" at GL 8-9826 ~

' t

25 Schools Enter Aquinas Meet

Over 1000 boys from New York State, representing25 schools, are expected to take part in the annual Aqumas Relays set for Saturday, May 21, at the University of Rochester's Fauver stadium. The entrance parade and opening exercises will begin at 1 p.m.

The Relays annually attract the outstanding track talent of Western New York. Sponsored by the Aquinas alumm and under the direction of Rev. Cyril F . carter, C.S.B., the school's athletic director, the relays are the largest track event of its kind in upstate New York.

All city Catholic and public high schools and most county schools have made the Aquinas Relays a part of their track schedule.

Tickets are available at the school or at the stadium on the day of the event. -----

Trinity Lutheran Thursday, May 19, 8 p.m. Phil

athea Circle, at the home of Mrs. c. McCormack, 183 Spruce Ave.

Saturday, l\lay21, 9:30a. m. Confirmation Class.

Sunday, May 22, Sunday after Ascension. Church school and adult Bible Class at 9:30a.m. The Service at 10:30 a . m. Pastor Schrader ' s sermon topic, "Stewards of Grace".

Tuesday, May 24, 1:30 p.m. Vacation church school staff meeting. 7:30p.m. BoyScoutCourtofHonor.

Wednesday, May 25, 6:15 p.m. Palhet·s' and Sons' Banquet, spon sored by Trinity Brotherhood.

Saturday, May 28, 9:30a.m. Confirmation class.

Wesley Methodist Tuesday, 10:30 a.m., McNamara

Circle at homeofMrs. Hazel Haag, 99 Burling Road. 11 a.m. Miller Circle with Mrs. Helen DeYoung, 33 Glenthorne Rd.

Wednesday, 8 p.m. Chauncey Circle with l\.lrs. Howard !Piker, 82 Devttt Rd. 11:30 a.m. Leach Circle wtll meet at the church. Thursday, 8 p.m. Jacobson Circle will meet in the parlor.

Morning Worship on Sunday, May 22 will be at 10 a.m. Church School extended sessions, crib through 4th grade. 11 a.m. Church School for all ages. Adult class in the Fellowship Hall. The mimster, Rev. George M. Davis will preach the sermon of the mornmg.

Friday, 6:30p.m. Twilight Club tureen supper. Members asked to bring a dish to pass and table service.


Luncheons Served from 11 :30 and a II afternoon

NEW Store Hours STARTING MAY 11-

8:30 A .M. TO 5:30 P.M.

Closed All Day Wednesday

H.C.

Pommerening SON

1086 Lyell Ave. (Near Glide

FREE PARKING LOT

UPHOLSTERING ESTABLISHED 30 YEARS

Note Low Labor Charge Smo 11 chairs low as $5 plus chofce beautiful fabrics. Coxwells $1 0· Large chairs $12· Lounge chairs $14· L1ving room suites restyled, modernized with nylon fabrics , oir·foom rubber. For advice, estimatesJ day or night, call

BROWN GR 3-8725



Corner Bidwell Terr.



Open Doily 10 o.m. to 11:30 p.m.

WE NOW CARRY

TOOLS- FLOWER POTS CHILDREN'S TOYS

~ SPECIALIZING '\ Plumbing and Furnace Work • 1 nPERM" f COLORED HAIR For Rehablc Serv1ce Call Complete Beauty Service

Call Today For Appointment SILHOUETTES BY FRANK

i COLOR ·NG - or ' '4f'tzgcr & Braycr-GL 8·5000

j ·· .~,!! PLUMBING


New Water Services



CL 4-5584 WINDOW and SCREEN REPAIR


Expertly Repaired

AERO HARDWARE 1430 Dewey Avfl GL 8·3220

832 W. Ma1n St . BE 5·5614

MOVING

MOVING i FURNITURE • APPLIANCES I

PIANOS - keasonable I

Glenwood Carting Co. ! MA l - 4450 I PLUMBIN:;

Dewey Plumbing I CORPOHATED

1312 Dewe y Ave. Joe Marion



KITCHEN - BATHROOM MODERNIZATION

FREE ESTIMATES

GL 8-3301

SHANNON & SON PLUMBING • HEATING CL 4-3160 Res . GL 8-1166

Since 1~96

RAD:O TV REPAIRS I r

_________ _.... _ _, AUGIE & TONY'S I

l . h 1 TV Repa1r 5 op 1 ( 446 CAMPBELL STREET

• Used TV Sets & Bicycles BICYCLES REPAIRED

Bicycl e Accessories A /uminum Storm Windows

; I I

We Buy, Sell or Trade Open doily 7 p.m:-9 p.m.; I

I Sot. 10-5. I ·----FA 8-2000----

TV TV TV TV TV TV TV TV TV

~~TV-RADIO ~~ REPAIR TV TV TV TV TV TV TV TV

---BEWARE OF LOW COST REPAIRS & PARTS


FOR EXPERIENCE TV WE REPAIR ~~ COLOR TV'S +~RECORD CHANGERS Tv PHONOGRAPHS TV • STEREOS TV

·~~ DAKEN Electronics 'r V 1690 Dewey Ave. UN 5·2240 TV DEWEY TERMINAL BLDG. TV

TV BEPAIB • Same day service calls • Evening calls made • All Work Guaranteed


.._ __ 506 Lyell Ave . __ _.

FLOOR and WALL. TILE:

FOURMOST FLOOR COMPANY

ROOR and WAll COVERINGS Counter Tops A Specialty








sonali z ed prescription

service!

• '

KOLOR- BRITE

Fast-Dry Enamel by ~ ~-SeMOUJV

Brushes so easilydries so quickly. Tough, tile-like, mar-resistant. Finest enamel for kitchens, bathrooms and woodwork.

BEAUTY SERVICE HAIR STYLISTS

606 L k A Open Doily exc. Monday CL4 1071 0 e Ve. Tues., Thurs., Fri. Eves. -

GET FULL pROTECTION


HOMEOWNER'S - PACKAGE-.

INSURANCE




FRANK

CAMELIO


• LORRAINE CAMELIO


FAMOUS

Neu-Tone Alkyd Flat ~~-Sem.owv

For the sure touch of a decorator . . .

U.6.e ~-Sem.owv Poly-flow Odorless Vinyl flat

Smart new colors the right colors are yours to choose in PolyFlow odorless vinyl flat: Smooth, easy For the very finest decorating-

$2 8~. for one-coat coverage on almost any wall. Brush, spray or rollercoat! Uniform, velvet finish. It's odorless, too!

pamting. Quick drying. Washable.

H. c. POMMERENING & SON


1086 LYELL AVE . (Near Glide} GL 8-9553 FREE PARKING Along side of Bldg.

STORE HOURS 8:30 to 5:30 CLOSED ALL DAY WEDNESDAY

Central Library of Rochester and Monroe County Historic Newspapers Collection ihe Vicinity Post 7 r, ___ ciARDEiiNG--------;;;;;;;;---11085 Club Form

! SPECIALS MOTOR ~ "Youth Town"

Moy 18, 1966

' 50 FOOT ~ 'LAWN HOSE S1 49 TUNEUP ·! 'OSCILLATING LAWN SPECIAL ! ! SPRINKLER S499 t 'GREEN CHIEF 22 lbs . $5 95 ! !FERTILIZER S1 99

LABOR ~ ' PLUS PARTS ! ,, USE Ci)' MSCS _HOURS '

CARD OPEN MON. thru THURS. \ YOUR 6:30a.m. to 1 o p.m. • ' HERE FRI. & SAT. Til 9 p.m. •

SUNDAY 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. \

I RAY SHATZEL'S l i TEXACO SERVICJ: ~ l~:~!!.':~~~;. _______________ ,_;:_:~..::.~~J

SALE USED WASHERS


NORGE- MAYTAG- EASY $49 95 PHILCO - WHIRLPOOL from

"Over 25 Years of \\asher ~lainlcnan cc Senie<'"

BILL'S WASHER SERVICE and APPLIANCES

OPEN DAILY 9 A.M. - 9 P.M. 861 JAY ST., Cor. Ames BE 5-3482

WANTED TO BUY



GL8-4453

LEO'S GARAGE General Repairing


Phone 546-5423

BEAUTICIAN Has kit will travel. Relax in the comfort of your home for your spring perm, hair coloring and high styling.

Miss Gail - CL 4-1429



SAFE Birth Control Methods that ore approved


There is o family planning center near you at

CHRIST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH 5 Locust St., near Lake Ave.

HOURS: Every Wednesday from 1 to 3 p.m .

For information or me dical appointment,

Dial 546-2595 any day, 9 to 5, and ask for Mrs. King

"Cordless Schick Toothlnush" Mrs. Humnicky of Alomodo Street. ·

FREE WASH AND SET Mrs. Ralph Edwards, 33 Devitt Rd. Mrs. Helen Kirkey, 591 Ramona St.

Announcing on addition to our staff. Come in and meet Miss Della. We are offering the

tf' · following specials with Miss Della.

~ WASH, SET & CUT $3.00 ;1H\ BUDGET PERM $8.50

~!.if\\.'~ FROSTING $8.50

\1-E. i.Jf. HOURS: TUES., WED., SAT. 9 · 5

' to..= THURS. and FRI. 9 • 9

~--ffiJ.lPr ___ ~N~O~A~P~P~OI~N~T~M~EN_T __ N~EC~E-S~S~AR_Y __ ~ _ ~ SATURDAY BY APPOINTMENT ONLY

The 1085 Club held a special meeting at the AveryBowlingCenter on Sunday, May 15.

Purpose of the meeting was to orientate a group of boys, picked at random, on the fomation of "Youth-Town". President Joe Esposito explained to the boys the purpose, the objectives and the functions of the proposed 1085 "Youth-Town". The constitution which the 1085 Club adopted at 1ts last regular meeting was also briefly discussed.

''Enthusiasm shown by the boys greatly impressed me and all the c lub members", said Esposito. Tests proved successful enough to plan a meeting in the near tuture for all youth of the neighborhood.

Dear Folks,

May 18, 1966 Rochester, N. Y.

We are down to (days). It will be ten to fourteen days before the basic things are done so that our doors can be open. Oh what a pain! Please don't have any fires!! Be well.

Love, Ben

. GRACE'S Dewey ot Lexington

r~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~

"After many years of dreaming, ' it appears that 'Youth -Town' will t soon be a reality," Esposito said. t Salon De Clenl· ' He praised all the members for A d A their fine cooperation, and told ' ' them someday they will be justly 1 1004 LYELL AVENUE t proud for the good they have done for the youth of the neighborhood. t G L 8-G440 •

Potroni%.e your neighborhood


Coli for ART for art-in-stone

GL 8-5301

Are you

still using

greasy

green

stuff?

Roy Farrell

Get modern! Get with it. Get rid of cosh for bill paying. Get a Central Trust checking account ..• the more colorful checking account.

Only 10¢ o check os you use them. Much more convenient, more practical, more efficient.

Five different color checks •.. eight attractively styled check book covers... Personal i %.ed with your own nome.

Open o checking account ot your office of Central Trust.

Lyell- Mt. Read Office

&310 LYELL AVENUE

Uember F. D./.C.

t ' Miss Jennie, Stylist t ! OPEN DAILY 9-9, SAT. 9-6 I ' CLOSED WEDNESDAY

L_Pork Free, Next Door, Shot%.els ---~----J

CORDIAL RESTAURANT_

392 lVB.l. AVE. Opp. Delco

-DE'.LICIOUS · NOON LUNCHES

T-BONE STEAK


S150 CL 4-9693

Excellent Accomodot i ons Wedding Receptions <» Banquets

Vic Cossota, your hos t



WINES & LIQUORS See Ester's For All The: POPULAR BRANDS

Frank Donovan, Manager ")our Neighborhood l.iquor Store· For Over 30 Years"

·%~,i Wll~DSOR

~ .f'rlrllt' C&.~PI..DI."\

/~(:~! "-_..J-~~ '"""----' 4-#_,_

·~..,==~~ .._ _____ OPEN G DAYS - 10 a .m. to 10 p.m. __ ,... .... -..;,~Mol

To bring comfort and relief to those· who seek our aid.


fUNERAL DIRECTOR

r----- 828 JAY STREET -----.. I AMPLE OFF - STREO PARKING

PHONE FA 8-2323

£DWARD E. HAUBNER. ROBERT ZIMMER SARTO W. STAUKNE~HT

w.n.ber of llttl District Fvnval Di..ctor's Ass'n. Also NYS DFA and H.tiolial fDA; ad Associated F1111•ral D~ S.rtice

Central Library of Rochester and Monroe County Historic Newspapers Collection8 The Vicinity Post Moy 18, 1966

Holy Rosary Youth Set Two Concerts Holy Rosary youth will dem

monstrate their musical talents in a duo-concert program on Saturday and Sunday evenings, May 21-22 at 8 p. m. in Nazareth Academy auditorium. Each evening will feature a different program of musical achievement.

Saturday evemng, the school orchestra, second and sixth grades, and Holy Rosary Girl's Choir will render musical selections. On Sunday evening, the fourth and eighth grades, Holy Rosary Boy' s Choir and the St Cecilia High School Choir will perform. The Holy Rosary School little dancing group will participate in the program both evenings.

Holy Rosary school orchestra will initiate the program with four numbers prepared in the weekly scheduled practice period. The boys ' choir under the direction of Donald Meminger, organist and choir master of Holy Rosary Church, will perform parts from the Mass of St. Benedict' by Jan Nieland. The girl's choir will offer parts from the festive Mass in English by Rev. Joseph Roff and several choral selections in a

WEDDING INVITATIONS

mOM $6 95 per I 00 Accessoroes AI o Avdrlable

BY APPOINTMENT Herb Fousse Printin[.!

195 Hdgue St ID 6-9073

COLOR SPECIALIST H For the Very



MIDLAND CHARGE PLAN

BURRITT'S TV SERVICE HOURS 8 A.M. to 8 P.M.

1446 DEWEY AVE.

G. DE ROSA

ORNAMENTAL IRON WORK • INTERIOR • EXTERIOR

Free Estimates Look ot our

work ot 516 Dewey Ave.

t 8 curtis St. Call GL 8-5198

After 5 p.m. CL 4- 1292

lighter vein. The high school girls will render several religious numbers and a medley from the popular musicals, "Camelot" and "The Sound of Music". The second, fourth, sixth and eighth grades will sing choral material which has been prepared in the bi-weekly music periods.

The dancing class under the directon of Miss Fawn Scheffel will perform numbers. Miss Mary Key mel will render a piano solo in contemporary style.

Adult tickets for either performance are $1.00; children' s tickets are 50~. These may be purchased from school children or at the door. The public is invited.

Installations Set By V.F. W. Post

Keith-Miller V.F.W. Post 6595 and Auxiliary will hold a joint installation, on Thursday May 19 at 8 p.m. in the Post Home, 733 Maple St. The public is invited.

The following officers for the Post will be installed Commander Robert P . Tanski; S;. Vice, Robert W. Surridge; Jr. Vice, Richard Hochheimer; Quartermaster, Raymond J . Vit; Advocate, Edward Hargrave; Chaplin, Richard W. Richter; Sugeon, Howard Masher; Trustee, Joseph E. Klehammer.

Auxiliary officers installed will be: President, Geraldine Richter· Sr. Vice, Jane Hochheimer; Jr: Vice, Edna K. Vay; Secretary, Margaret Vay; Treasurer Marguerite Klehammer; Chapli~, Cecil Vay; Conductress, Bernice Hammill; Guard, Madlyn Van DeVelde; Trustees, Roberta Fox, Jean Lltalffand, Bernice Grass.

Physical Education Program Services of a qualified physical

education instructor at Holy Apostles School have been obtained on a one day a week basis for the coming school year. Starting in September the 5th through the 8th grades will participate in the program.

The 7th and 8th grade classes have a social studies project dtsplay and are inviting all parishioners to see them in the school classrooms from 9 to 1 Sunday, May 22. ------

SERVICE NEWS PVT. WILLIAI\1 E. HARTl\lAN,

son of Mr. and Mrs. Francis L. Fox, 86 Danforth St., has returned to Ft. Hood, Texas, for re-assignment following a two weeks' furlough spent with his parents. A· graduate of Madison High in 1964 he enlisted Feb. 1 for three years and is attached to the armored division of the 41st Infantry. r-----------------, t Call Us For Complete t

t BEAUTY CARE t t McCormick's Beautr t t Shop t • 1577 Oewe} \ve., near Pullman GL 8-9211 & -...~~~~~~~~~---...-.~.-.~~~~



Rochester A utomatic Heating Corp. 1459 LAKE AV8. near Kodak G L 8·2846 AnytimP


s~9~~ MURRAY PHARMACY NEW LINE OF COSTUME JEWE~RY $1.25 up ~

.PRESCRIPTIONS' Le;r!~~~e~~~rd 13':.1:. 492 LYELL AVE. CL 4-9667 ~h~~~ription GL 8-2990

Court of Awards At Sacred Heart Sacred Heart neighborhood Girl

Scouts attended the annual court of Awards on May 17 at the cathedral. l\1 rs. Joseph Stahlecker, neighborhood chairman accepted 25 girls to be invested into Brownies. Mrs. Leon Miller assisted in arrangements for the ceremonies.

31 Brownines from the troops of Mrs. Gerald Smythe, Mrs. Paul Tuttle, Mrs. Vincent Budney and Mrs. Malvern Willison received. pins and wings during their Fly-up ceremony from Father GeraldAppleby, Girl Scout spiritual advisor. , Mrs. Fredrick Carson was install-

Grace Methodist A class of twenty-two young

people will be received into membership of Grace Methodist Church on Sunday, May 22, at 11 a.m., along with others who arebeingreceived upon Transfer of Membership or Confession of Faith.

The young people are members of the Pastor's Confirmation Class who have been receiving instruction durmg the past ten weeks under the leadership of Rev. Glenn Alty Crafts, Senior Mmister. At the Morning Service Rev. Mr. Crafts will preach on the theme, "The Meaning of Membership". Nursery care IS provided for pre-school children during this hour as well as that of the church school hour, beg1nning at 9:45 a.m.

Holy Rosary Guild To Hold Banquet

our Lady' s Guild of Holy Rosary Church will hold its annual banquet on Tuesday, May 24 at 6:30p. m. at Eddie's Chop House.

Lillian Blake is chairman assited by her band members. Band leaders are calling members for reservations. Deadline is May 19.

Anyone who has not been contacted may make a reservation by calling CL 4-0538.

Women are asked to bake cakes for the parish fesival to be held June 3 and 4.

Officers of Our Lady's Guild for 1966-67 are: President, Lillian Blake; vice-president, Anita Watson; secretary, Helen l\lykins; treasurer, Jean Christie.

Club To Sponsor Car Wash Sat

Beta Hi-Y, a high school service club of the Maplewood YMCA, will sponsor a car wash Saturday, May 21, at the Lake and Driving Park Chevron station from 10 a.m. to 4:30p.m.

Proceeds from this car wash will be used to purchase a tree and plaque for the gounds at Marshall High School to commemorate the boys of Marshall High who have served 1n VietNam.

Rumma ge Sale Planned A rummage sale for the benefit

of the School Siters of Notre Dame is planned for Friday !\lay 27, 6- 9 p. m. and Saturday, May 28, 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. at 471 E. Main St.

The Notre Dame Guild is sponsoring the event. Anyone wishing to donate wearing apparel or house hold articles for the sale may arrange for pick up or delivery by contacting Mrs. Rita Engel, ID 6-9238, Mrs. Evelyn curtis, ID 6-7055 or Sr. M. Evangeline, FA 8-7372, moderator of the Rochester chapter of the Guild.

BOWLING SACRED HEART LADIES

Final Standings

ed as a new Brownie leader. Juniors from the troops of Mrs.

John Hoffman, !\Irs. Donald Shannon, Mrs. John McCarthy, Mrs. Robert Bailey and Mrs. John O'Sullivan received the Sign of the Arrow and Sign of the Star as well as proficiency badges. Cadettes from Mrs. John Hoemg's and Mrs. Trevor Durrant's troops were presented with their Challenge Awards Mrs. William Smith has been badge consultant.

Cadettes receiving the Marion Award were: Yvonne Brodzinski, Anne Marie Dimino, Karen Dixon, Jeanne Durrant, Joanne Tacci, Kathlenn Fink, Maureen Flynn, Mary Fox, Cheryl Hoffman, Mary Jo Hoefler, Mary Korbel , Mary LaForce, Sheila Mallon, Mary Schaefer, Barbara Schmitt, Kathleen Toone, Mary Tracy, carol Wyand and Mary Grace Yockel.

Girl Scout adults receiving 5 year pins were Mrs. Roland Grimm along with Mrs. John Hoenig, Mrs. Edwin Hoefler, Mrs. Robert Peters and Mrs. Paul Tuttle.

Ten year pins were presented to Mrs. Harold Murphy, jl,lrs. Fredrick Schlitzer and Mrs. Joseph Stahlecker.

OBITUARIES SPERLING -May 4, 1966. Jacob

Sperling, formerly of Churchville, New York.

-Funeral services were held from YOUNGLOVE'S, Wednesdoy, Moy 11, 1966 ot 10 o.m., with Rev. Charles A. Thunn officiating. Interment, Grove Ploce Cemetery.

RACE - Moy 8, 1966. Jomes Roce, formerly of Syrocuse, N.Y. -Funerol services were held from

YOUNG LOY E'S, Thursdoy, Moy 12, 1966 ot 10 o.m., with Rev. Kenneth Dodge officiating. Inter· ment, Webster Rurol Cemetery.

ZIMB Rl CH - May 11, 1966. Mrs. Chri stino Zimbri ch, formerly of St. John's Home. Surviving ore one sister, Mrs. Sophio Corpenter.

-Funerol services were held from YOUNG LOVE'S, Fridoy, Moy 13, 1966 ot 2 p.m., with Rev. J. Russell Fink officiating. Interment, Mt. Hope Cemetery.

LONG - Moy 11, 1966. Donald C. Long of Livonio, New York. Surviving ore his wife, Mrs. Dorothy Long; two daughters, Mrs. Merton Quercione ond Mrs. Richord Crumrine; seven gran dch i I dren; one brother, Harold Long.

-Funerol services were held from YOUNGLOVE'S, Soturdoy, Moy 14, 1966 at 11 o.m. Interment, Riverside Cemetery.

COUCH • Moy 12, 1966. Miss Ruth Couch of 785 Spencerport Rood. Surviving oro three sisters, Mrs. ldo Peocock, Mrs. Alice Rider ond Mrs. Gertrude Hickstein.

-Funerol services were held from YOUNGLOVE'S, Soturdoy, Moy 14, 1966 with Rev. Gregory W. Horrison ond Rev. Gerold F. Wright, Jr., officiating. Interment, Riverside Cemetery.

MORA - May 13, 1966. Mrs. Gertrude E. Moro of 730 Monitou Road. Surviving ore her husbond, Jocob Mora; three sisters, Mrs. E lsie Englerth, Mrs. Roy Long ond Mildred Cunn inghom.

-Funeral services were held from YOUNGLOVE'S, Mondoy, Moy 16, 1966 ot 11 o.m., with Rev. Arthur C. Dueker officiating. Interment, Riverside Cemetery.

MC CHESNEY - Moy 15, 1966. Kothoryn F. McChesney of 169 Arnett Boulevord. Surviving ore her husband, Don R. McChesney; one daughter, Mrs. John Robinson; two sons, Robert ond Gordon McChesney.

-A Memoriol Service will be held in St. Thomos Epi scopo ! Church, Wednesdoy, Moy 18, 1966 ot 2:30 p.m.

~L ··~ YOUNGLOVE- ~ funeral Home Inc. U11 DEWEY AVINJJE

FLOWERS Truly express sympathy There is no substitute

Deliveries _,1i.,i/. Everywhere ~

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MOWERS SHARPENED, REPAIRED

ALSO KNIVES & SC ISSORS If you're not sotisfied with my

work, don't poy for it! GL 8-3151

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1024 Mople St.

AMPLE FREE PARKING

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Opening In 2 Shifts



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~~ Home Made ITALIAN SAUSAGE ~ ~ ~ (; Custom Cut MEATS For Your FREEZER ~ ~ v ;:i fresh Daily FRUITS & VEGETABLES ~ ~--;, ......... · ·'""': ,, ...... : ,, ..... ,, ~:, ..... ~;.-~ .. WE DEL IV E R ··~ ......... -........ ., . ., ........ .,. .... .,_ ........ }~ • #' ....... ..... ....... . ....... ~ ......... ' ... ....-., ........ ~~,...,..,.~,.,.~ ......... ~ .. ,. ...... ..,, . ..,;..,..~ ·., ;-_, ..... , .... .,.

Lutheran Redeemer

Ascension Day services will be held Thursday, l\1ay 19 at 7:30 p. m. in the Lutheran Church of the Redeemer. After the service 46 boys and girls in the Confirmation class will enter into the auditorium together with parents and friends, where they will be publicly examined by the Pastors.

Wednesday, May 18 Missionary

The Vicinity Post Moy 18, 1966 9

:bi/}une' Home Grown Spring Vegetables

Are Now In GREEN ONIONS· RADISHES

CURLY LETTUCE • RHUBARB

FAMOUS FOR GOLDEN CELERY HEARTS

---------~~----------, Ctrclemeehngat 10:30 a. m. High

-<:::::: LUNCHEONS DINNERS

school choir rehearsal at 6:30 p. m. Senior choir rehearsal at 8 p. m. Lydia Circle will meet on 8:30 p. m. at the home of Mrs. Robert Pettit, 173 Perrinton st.

Saturday, May 21, Junior Choir rehearsal at 9 a.m. Confirmation class will meet at 10 a. m.

IMPORTED and DOMESTIC

WINES 1 Monday, May 23, Cub Scout Pack

SAVE!

Wines 10 %Off By The

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~d

MASONRY PROTECTION

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This unique material is formu

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Case NEW YORK STATE

CHAMPAGNES

Full Line Liquors, Cordials

Dl JUNE'S LIQUOR STORE

813 DEWEY AVE.

BOWLING PARTIES-LUNCHES (~~~ GAL BEVERAGES-OPEN BOWLING

B. LANES JOE ;~~SJ~LIE

849 JAY ST.

PIC & PAY

JLAK£ AVE. AT DRIVING PARKI

OPEN 'TIL I A.M. DAILY 11 A.M. to 1 A.M. -SA T. & SUN. 9 A.M. to 1 A.M.

CHARCOAL-COLD BEER

FREE ESTIMATES

HOUSE WASHI G

SMALL BUILDINGS CLEANED INSIDE and OUT

FULLY INSURED

COMMERCIAL PORTA-WASH 666 Broad St.

CALL FA 8-8920 I COVERS 125 SQ. FT. . .j

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Central Library of Rochester and Monroe County Historic Newspapers CollectionMay 18, 1966

THEY'RE HERE! COCKTAIL DRESSES CASUALS & GRADUATION GOWNS


II 420 LYELL AVE. OPEN EVES. 'TIL 9

GL 8-6169 SAT. 'TI L 5:00

GAROFANELLO'S DEW~~5AYE . MARKET LE~I~~~ON Free Delivery or~~l~~7

MONDAY - SUNDAY 8 A.M. 'TIL MIDNIGHT WE FEATURE U.S.D.A. FRESH CUT CHOICE MEATS


Frying PU.OS.D.RA. TCHEO/RCE s~TsCJ~L • HAM STYLE

Chtckens HOUSE CAPACOLA

2 91~. $1 21~ $1 31?. EVAPORATED :···8·~~~-~EE·F· ·

PET, BORDENS, : CARNATION LIVER MILK :

SPECIAL SCOTT

TISSUE

11 ~o// 7 [;~; $1 001.._~.9.!~· ... v~ ~~~ SPECIAL /C<.-1

\..~~ ~~~ ~~~ BISON ~(.~)'~I):C~ c,'\t\~t\)~ t. PEPPERONI ru. 1->G'

ot'o J 99( S> ('~ lb. ~"~<>

------~--~--~----~----- ~ WE CARRY A COMPLETE Y ARIETY OF

Davis Is New "Y" Physical Director

Continued (rom P . I sible for the entire physical pr ogram, which includes all activities in the gymnasium, pool, tennis cou rts, and athletic field. He employees over 25 part time workers of various skills to assist in the numerous program fields. He is assisted by David C. Odell.

Beryl Johnson also announces that an mformal r eception will be held fo r Mr. and Mrs. Davis at the MaplewoOd Y, 25 Driving Pk., on Monday, May 23 fro m 8:15 to 8:45 p, m. fo r those members, friends, and member s of the Community who might wish to meet and welcome the Davis ' to the community.

G!~I~A~~!~~ BRACE SERVICE

Spinal Bra ces • Leg Braces Lumbo-socro Corsets & Belts

P ost-operat ive Supports Tru sses · Elast ic Stock ings

GERTRUDE MCGEE , R.N . IForm.,(y Gertru de' sC orsct Shop



Opp. St. Mary ' s Hosp1ta l

OPEN DAILY 9A.M. to 5 P.M. (Saturday 8:30 til 1:00)

Ca II 1D 6-0604


Thurswnia Lodge Sturqeon Lake in the heart o! the

Kawartha , 90 mlles N.E. o! Toronto

DELICIOUS

• MEALS

EXCELLENT

• FISHING Bath1n9 • Tenn1s - Gol! - Danc1n9

RATES


CHILDREN'S RATES Hou,.ekeepinq Cottages

$45.00 • $75.00 Per Week For Information


QUALITY BAKERY BAKED GOODS --·WE TAKE ORDERS FOR BIRTHDAY CAKES~=~~;;;;~N~0~3~-5~2~2~1 ~;;;~

This Is It!

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SPECIAL V. D. Interior

Latex White Only

P.V.A. Exterior Latex

White Only

Semi-Gloss Wllite Only $129

Bond-Well Base11Jent Gal.

W~terproof QUICK DRY BLACK - All Colors ASPHALTUM PAINT $3 88 FOR MET~;PSURFACES

Spackling Compound Buy One Get One FREE

ODD a Odd a Ends 50($199 Values to $7.00 Gallon ouart Gallon

Surface Nu Plastic Wood & Lino Finish .50 Quart P lastic Point Pail .19 Each Sponge Mops 1.50 Each Forks - Spades - Shovels $1.69 Plant, Gorden & Lawn Fertilizer 40% off Window Screens Assorted Sizes at Cos t Furnace Filters Assorted Sizes 2 for 1.00 Roof Cement & Coating 5 Gal. Pails 2.69

Rochester Painters SUPPLY & HARD_WARE .

148 WILDER ST. FA 8~8534

YOUR CHOICE $3 25 Gal.

• White House Paint

• Aluminum Paint

• Porch & Deck 2 Grays

•SASH & Trim Black or Dark Green

• White Gloss & Semi-Gloss

MILT MANDELL DRUGS 511 DEWEY AVE. cor. Emerson

FREE DELIVERY GL 8· 4199

• Prescriptions • DRUGS STORE HOURS ~

~ Open Doily 9 a.m. - 10 p.m.

Sunday 9 a.m. to 4 p.m.

FOR YOUR CONVENIENC

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US TOM

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13 year s e xperie n ce, workmanship g-.: arontee d

hot water, stove, refrigerator

Inquire 8 a .m. · 5 p.m.

Angelo Coppeta - GL 8-8981 Richard W. FRIDAY, INC.

779 Maple St.

MAPLEDALE · iPARTY HOUSE

- '--~.:__.......,-/~ ALL LEGAL BEVERAGES. -- Comple te Planning Service For: BANQUETS· PARTIES· WEDDINGS. SOCIALS

BUSINESS MEETINGS · CLAMBAKES· RECE PTIONS

6 PRIVATE PARTY ROOMS :Inn<· and l'inc-c FcdC"!C',

)Our host.\


CLEARANCE

MAGIC CHEF

RANGES Gas and Electric 30" and 36"

'

Get Our Price Nowl APARTMENT SIZE

Magic Chef RANGES Model 30-1 NW

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BILL'S WASHER REPAIR "OYer 25 Years of \\asher \lain tenance Service"

OPEN DAILY 9 A .M . - 9 P.M .

861 JAY ST. BE 5-3 482


LYELL CARD 1ST COMMUNION & GIFT SHOP FATHER'S DAY

GRADUATION Rose (Uttoro ) Vellozzi, Prop.

1008 LYELL AVE. HOURS - 11:30 A.M. TO 9 P.M.

Forget-Me-Not

CARDS GIFTS

i -----------------l I .<Jhe g~ .e~ , t BEAUTY SALON I I 1511 LAKE AVE. neal' Ridge Rd.w·1

I ~ SPECIAL I REG. 20.00 t

''PERM'' $1450 Complete

SHAMPOO - SET CONDITIONER

Reg. $350 5.00

Value

Elaine , Martha and Sandy Stylists

OPEN DAILY 9 a.m. to 6 p.m.

Mon., Thurs., Fri. Eves.

-------------CL4-6347 ---

~~~E~fLIOUOR STORE Chester Polozzi, proprietor

The Long and r<;' Tall and Cool ~ _

C:ALL ID 6-3659

FREE DELIVER

13 BROAD ST • At Romeyn)

---.JPienty Free Parking Side of _St~_re -•

GRINN~~'S l521-t529 LAKE AYE.

CCor. Ridge)

The home of

QUALITY MEATS

MARKET GL 8.0048

FRESH VEGETABLES

GREEN BEANS-ASPARAGUS MUSH ROOMS·CAU LIFLOWER

STRAWBERRIES

PORK LOIN ~~~ 6 9~. DOMINO CANE 5 lbs. ~GROUND BEEF SUGAR 59~ PATTIES lOibs.$590

BABY BEEF LIVER 79~~-

89~~-HIP BONE

STEAK BUTTER ARPEAKO 7 5 ~-~AUSAGE MEAT•b·69(

BACON TOBIN FIRST PRI~E 9 5 ~.

V.F.W. To Hold Buddy Poppy Sale

Buy a V.F.\\'. Buddy Poppy .The Keith ~!iller (Dutchtown) Veterans of Foreign Wars Post No. 6595 and the Ladies Auxiliary will be selling Buddy Poppies on May 19, 20 and 21. They expressed a desire to make this year' s sale the biggest in modern times. They point out that today, with boys fighting in Vietnam, we are remmded of our obligation to help those who gave, and are today giving, so much on our Nation' s battlefields.

Buddy Poppies are assembled by needy and disabled service men in Veterans Administration Homes and Hospitals. The slae of these poppies help to support the widows and children of men who gave their lives so bravely.

#41 PTA Meeting Changed The next PTA meeting at #41

School will be held on Tuesday, May 24 at 7:45 p. m. instead of ~lay 17 as originally planned.

PULLMAN AVE.

SHOE ·.

GOLF SHOES Made From Your Present

Dress Shoes


CL 4-6330

TREND OF

ELECTRIC KWH SALES

(1951 100)

TREND OF

GAS THERM SALES

(1951 100)

The Vicinity Post May 1-8, 1966 r 11

* POT A TO SALAD

* MACARONI SALAD

* CABBAGE SALAD

* GERMAN POTATO SALAD

* CHICKEN SALAD

* SCALLOPED POT A TOES

* AU GRATIN POT A TOES

G L 8 * MEAT LOAVES

PARTY* SLICED TURKEY ON TRAYS

FOODS* SLICED BAKED HAM

Made To Order * MINIATURE PARTY ROLLS

* PARTY RYE & FRENCH

* COMPLETE HOT DINNERS

* READY TO SERVE BUFFETS 6 5

* DE CORA TED CENTERPIECE CAKES

* PETIT FOURS

6 * CREAM CHEESE SANDWICH LOAVES

* HAM OR TURKEY SANDWICHES

* ALL BUTTER BAKED FOODS

J -I

271 5

260

240

220

200 )(

"' ., 180 £

160

140

120

100

370.4

350

300

250 ~

200

MIDDLE ATLANTIC 150 STATES

I I I I 100 1951 52 53 54 55 56 57 58 59 60 61 62 63 64 65

Increased use of gas and electricity shows further evidence of the economic health of the Rochester area

The above charts laken from our 1965 Annual Report show how the Rochester area leads New York and the Middle Atlantic region in consumption of gas and electricity.

RG&E's program to provide for the area's fast-expanding power needs includes a 450,000 kilowatt nuclear power plant at Brookwood in the town of Ontario, New York, for which ground will be broken

., c:

....---------. this Spring.

RGSE ROCHESTER GAS AND ELECTRIC An investor-owned company with more than 26,000 shareholders


The Vicintty Post Moy 18, 1966

Non·inflotionory prices! We're keeping prices down to prevent inflation!

Republic Thermoglass 0


7950 40 GALLON

INSTA LLED 8 9 50

JANITROL

GAS FURNACE 10 Yeor Free Service Policy

Completely Installed $58 9 100,000 B.T.U.

Will heot 6 room house including oil necessary duct work ond piping.

I 0 Yr. Warranty


Marine Micilanci Charges Accepted

HEATING INSTALLATION SERVICE, INC. 759 Flower City Pork

GL 8-9806 <since 1924) GL 8-2716

Eucharist League Meeting- Supper

Eucharistic League of H o 1 y Family will hold its regular meeting

INVESTIGATE HOW 2 WAY BUSINESS RADIO

CAN INCREASE THE EFFICIENCY OF YOUR BUSINESS OPERATIONS

RUGGED , DEPENDABLE • ONE YEAR WARRANTY • LOW INITIAL COST • EACH UNIT- 120 V. AC

plus 12 V. DC

FCC UU:· \ 'iUJ W NI/U:

RALPH HEERKENS SALES-SERVICE

28 Dorothy Ave . UN 5-8201

Tuesday, May 24 at 8 p.m. in the Pine Room. Hostess for the evening will be the Girl Scouts Cadets Troop #375.

Eucharistic League will hold its annual Communion Supper on June 9 at 6:30 p.m. in the Pine Room.

Reservations will be taken by calling Margaret Pickering BE 5-3022 or Laura Heinrich, ID 6-7952. Price for supper$3.00. Preceeding supper a Mass will be said at 5:30 p.m. in the Church. Dealine for reservations is June 6.

* Spring Time ---c-o....clYLD ycUis Summer Time • and CHEESE

Get Your HOTS • HAMBURG Griddle Ready IALliD "

~~!~~lf . e, ~ CHARCOAL BRIQUETS

PICNIC SUPPLIES

FRESH DAILY & Home Mode Too !


M~rray De.licatessen 502 LYELL AVE.. at Murray

'W<> Carry C()l<lt"st Beer On Ly<'ll Ave.

DES ARROW SUPER MARKET 531 Dewey Ave.

CHOICE

CHUCK STEAK

49.~ WHITE or TEXAS

HOTS with skin

65.~ SKIN LESS

STEAMERS

SPECIALS GOOD WEDNESDAY, MAY 18, thru TUESDAY , MAY 24

CHOICE SMALL EYE BONELESS ROLLED

Porterhouse ·BOSTON

~TE~: STEAK R~l~T ~RESH1b 99.~ 89~

PORK BUTTS GENUINE SPRING

LEG-0

55~ LAMB 69~.

BONELESS

VEAL CUTLET

BONELESS

BEEF STEW

75~.

ECONOMY

T-BONE STEAK 65:

COUNTRY MAID SLICED

BACON 69(

ITALIAN SAUSAGE

2 ~. $1 99.~ FRESH CHICKEN PARTS 79~ FRESH GROUND

HAMBURG LEAN MEATY

PORK STEAK CUBE STEAK DELICIOUS

59! 85~ 3:.$1 CONTADINA SALAD or COOKING

OIL GALLON

EGGS 2 DOZEN

69( CHASE & SANBORN 7 9 COFFEE -~-!~ (

BLUE WINNER 2 303 39 ( SILVER BELL

APRICOTS CANS MARGARINE CONTADINA SOLID PAC K

3 LARGE

TOMATOES: 2~;~~E OPEN

FRIDAY

00 NIGHT

3 PKGS. $1 Until DUNCAN HINES

CAKE MIXES

39( 9 P.M. ------------~~~--~----~~~--LARGE PARKING LOT

WHITE-Y£ LLOW-DEVILS FOOD

RIVER VALLEY FROZEN

RASPBERRIES l-Ib. PKG.

SIDE OF STORE

LEGS 55,~.

BREASTS 59,~.;

FRESH CREAME RY

BUTTER DOMINO PURE CANE

SUGAR BIRO'S EYE FROZEN

FRENCH FRIES

PACIFIC GOLD SLICED

PEACHES MILLBROOK HOMETOWN

BREAD BOND DAIRYFOOD

BABY BEEF LIVER

3~- $1

1-lb. PRINT

5 lb. BAG

4 303 49( CANS

4 901 45( PKGS. ·

3 LARGE 2112 SIZE

CANS

3 l-Ib. 49( LOAVES

WE GIVE AND REDEEM * ~ GOLDSTAMPS_.._.__.~.


~he 7Jicinity Post 495 DJFRSO'\ STR£ ... FT and Tenth Ward Courier CLearwater 4-5200.

VOL. 39 NO. 21

Neighborhood Group Meeting Is Tonight

Maplewood Neighborhood Association is hoping for a large attendance tonight at its second public meeting, purpose of which is to hear from city officials and also to perfect committee organization.

The meeting, which will be held at 8 o ' clock In Wesley Methodist Church, 2009 Dewey, will be addressed by Mrs. Ann Taylor, City P 1 anne r, and Charles Hodson, Rochester' s chief building inspector.

All residents of the First, Ninth and Tenth Wards from Lexington Ave. north are eligible to attend and will be invited to join in the efforts of the association for the betterment of the area, according to Rev. A I bert L. Jeandheur, Maplewood Association chairman, who is in charge of the meeting.

About 25 or 30 men and women attended a preliminary meeting last Wednesday and organized four co m m itt e e s, elected temporary chairmen and will seek vounteers at tonight's meeting to complete their committee rosters.

Residents of the area willing to help in the work of the association will be given their choice of several fields of inte r est including zoning, public safety, recreation, traffic, constitution, membership, beautification and publicity,

Grace' s Delicatesse n Re-Opening Today

The delicatessen store at Dewey and Lexington, closed for the last six weeks due to a fire, opens its doors again today. Grace' s the store famous for its slogan of "Til 1 a. m.", is back in business and "better than ever", saysowner Ben Levin.

WEDDING Blanchard' s professional personalized Ave. Dial


designers plus service. 58 Lake

232-2255. Adv.

ROCHESTER, N.Y., WEDNESDAY, JUNE 1, 1966

"OF COURSE I would rather drive a Buick, but I might like to step out on a Honda" , commented Frank Davis of Lakeview Pk. os he posed for the cameraman (on the Hondo} in the churchyard of Ho ly Rosary. Seated behind the wheel of the Buick, but apparently eyeing the motorbike with some relish, is Terry Culhane of Curfew St. OF COURSE, it' s off o publicity stunt for the onnuof Holy Rosary Fest ival which tokes place Fr iday and Saturday in the church parking lot in Lex ington Ave.

Holy Rosary's Festival Friday And Sa tu rday

THE VICINITY -LOCAL BULK RATE POST POSTAL U.S. POSTAGE

PATRON PAID 495 Emerson St. Rochest er, N. Y. Postage Paid

Permit No. 958

14613 Rochester, N. Y.

Spain & Portugal As Seen By Editor (Post-Courie,r F:~itor fred R. Metzinger has just returned from a three r~•eek~ t>tSII to Spam and Portugal. He reports on his experiences £n th1s and subsequent articles).

Our six hour Pan-Am flight to dismayed when the room clerk London offered us all the comforts informed us that our stay was for of home , including dinner, break- one day only. The place was booked fast and a movie. Our jet arrived solid. right on the dot at 3 a.m. Rochester we had decided to spend little time, butwehadtoturnourwatches Continued on P. 5 five hours ahead since it was 8 a.m. and broad daylight in England.

A couple hours later we were on our way to Lisbon, Portugal, m a BEA Comet and our European jaunt was started. Our rental car, a Ford

Zoning Notifications Asked For By May

Taunus, awaited us at the a1rport councilman Stephen May intra-and we drove to the center oftown duced atthe Mav 24thCity council to the fabulous Ritz Hotel, the only meeting an amendment to the zan-

The carnival-type festival which annually draws several thousand place we had reservations during ing Code to permit associations people to the Lexington Ave. parking lot of Holy Rosary Church is all the entire trip. to play a stronger role in neighbor-set for Friday and Saturday nights of this week. Besides being appro- IT WAS A DELUXE HOTEL in hood preservation. His proposal priately decorated for the occasion, the parking lot will be sporting every respect, one of the world ' s will require that notice of zoning a new lighting system and several new booths have been added this year. finest, with marble halls, richly Board hearings be sent to all

Women of. the parish will be p T d car peted floors, spacious rooms neighborhhod groups which regis-baking cakes to vie for prizes and arty UeS ay and superb service. But it was ter with the Board, thus insuring a lso supplying the baked goods just like New York and full of "that a strong voice will be heard booth with cakes to sell. And the For 24th GOP American tourists, sowewerenot on behalf of affected residents". refreshment stand, it is announced Annual card party of 24th ward W C pz· h May also introduced amend-will be featuring clams casino Republicans, which takes place eSt Oasf tg t ments to require that 20 (rather from therecipeof " Augie" Placito; next Tuesday evening, is expected J l 'Tl • h than 10) days' notice be given of as well as Italian sausage and pep- to fill the West Side Ukranian Club naugura .l Ontg l zoning hearings, and to increase pers, hots, french fries and pizza. to capacity, says committee chair- _Through service to Los Angeles the notification area from 200 to

Stuffed animals, b 1 an k e t s, pil- man Frank casaceli. Both men will be inaugurated at 6:20 to- 500 feet from the property in ques-lows and all the other usual items and women are welcome to attend, night by American Airlines. Its tion. Adoption of these proposals, associated with the festival will be he states. 707 As t ro jet, carrying invited combined withstrengthened Zoning on hand. And there will be a Kiddie- Tickets at $1. 00 each are still guests and newspaper, radio and Board staff work under the recently land to provide interest for the available and may be obtained TV representatives will stop only approved reorganization, can pro-younger generation. from the ticket co-chairman, Joe momentarily in Chicago and is due mote sound neighborhood develop-

HUSH PUPPIES for all the Esposito and Armand Vitale, as to arrive on the West coast at 9:20 ment and upgrade the work of the members of your family. Buy well as from Supervisor Frank (local ~ime) after a six hour flight. Board, May stated. them ot Amico's Shoe Store, Hemmerich and ward committee- It Will be known as flight No. 99 "Good planning and strict zoning 1775 Dewey Avenue. -Adv. men. and will be scheduled daily. On its enforcement" he commented, "are

BANQUETS - Shower, recepto'on, WARD'S ORIGIN A. - f Prizes will be given and re- return trip it will stop briefly at particularly vital at this stage in AL rti iciol D t · R h t • d 1 party facilities for over 90 people. Flower Creations. Pieces mode freshments will be served. e ro1t. OC es er s eve opment. Rigid Kitchen privileges optional, you to order. Flowers for all occo- WEDDING FLOWERS to fit your Among those aboard the in- adherencetozoningrulesisakey furnish food. Call Bavarian sions. Unusual gifts. 1458 Dewey budget beautifully arranged by augural flight will be Fred R to saving neighborhoods and sta-Restouront, 746 Joy St., BE 5- Ave. CL 4-1810. Midland Charge. Flower Fashions, 630 Ridge Rd. Metzinger, pub! ish er of Th~ bilizing our aging and rapidly de-

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Selection of Fine Wines And Most Complete Choice

of All Popu lar Liquors

If you can't find it anywhere else, try Lyell Ave. Liquor Store

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See

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The Vicinity Post and Tenth: Ward Courier

OFFICE- 49S Emerson Street, Rochester, N. Y. CL 4-5200


DEADLINE for news and wont ads FRIDAY preceding dote of issue.

SERVICES

PLUMBING - All kinds, reasonable. Milos Plumbing, Inc. 91 Frost Ave. FA 8-3069.

TELEVISION Service. Prompt reasonable. Modern TV and Radio, 447 Lyell GL 8-0432.

DRESSMAKING - Alterations, all kinds, reasonable. Maggie Sapienza , 1193 Lyell Avenue, CL 4-8050. Call weekdays, all day Saturday.

BICYCLE REPAIRING - Also washino machine ropairs. Tony's, Jay at Colvin.

BANQUET F AGILITIES

BANQUETS - Shower, reception, party facilities for over 90 people. Kitchen privileges optional, you furnish food. Call Bavarian Restaurant, 746 Jay St., BE S-9538.

FOR RENT

GLAMORENE electric rug shampooer for rent $2 a day. Carl Smith Hardware, 389 Ames St.

FLOOR SANDERS cS. edgers. $5 a day for both. Shatzel Hardware, 498 Lyell Ave.

WANTED TO BUY

USED BIKES - Au~;~ie cS. Tony's TV Shop, 446 Campbell St. Hours 7 p.m. 9 p.m. F' A 8-2000.

NOW AVAILABLE

ICE CUBES Serve Yourself

SUMMER Just Around The Corner

WIDE ASSORTMENT

ICE COLD

BEER&ALE POP

uy Yours H

McCue's GROCERY &

CHARLIE' S WASHER SERVICE -Specializing in all wringers. Easy Spinners, automatics, G.E. 1 Norge, Kenmore, Whirlpool. Also sells used machines. Call ID 6 -9592. 543 Haque Street. JANE BEAUTY BOX- Specialist DELICATESSEN

FOR SALE -- OF THE SAME OLD HAIRDO?

= PLUMBING FIXTURES - Used and' hair tinting, permanents. GL 8- ll a•d 4727, GL 8-9684. 116 Magee Ave. 5 I geway

.---------~-A~~·'.!==== ------- now. Reasonable. Mlles Plumbing, Inc. : 91 Frost Ave. FA 8-3069. -= FlL TERS for your furnace. Enjoy ---------

Come in and let one of our skilled and competent Operators re-style and re-vitalize your hair into a "Thing of Beauty"

: clean healthful air, save coal with - new filters . Call Metzger & Brayer Co. - GL 8-sooo. -= USED WASHERS - Automatic. : Guaranteed, reconditioned. Bills

Washer Service, 861 Jay St., BE 5-3482.

-~'jCAVALL 'S RESTAURANT 99 RIDGE RD. W., at Lake Ave. -

Angelo, Louise, Sally, Dolores, Lynne = Operators

------FEDELE'S SALON oF:

BEAUTY :: -----:11026 MAPLE ST. BE 5-8640 ~ ~1111111111111 Modern Shop Plenty of Free Parking lllllllllllllfi;

Lyell-Mt. Read Plaza GL ,!!-7270

DRESSERS - VANITIES $5 up. TVs $5 up. Gas stoves, ap't size $15 each, regular size $10 up. Refrigerators $10 up, washers $5 up, waffle irons SO¢ each, beds complete SlO up, gas space hooter $5. All kinds of lamps 25¢ up. Ap't. size washer $5. Men cS. boys shoes $1.50 Many other good buys at Tony's, 764 Jay St. Open Sundays 9 to 12.

Tony Giordano's Barber Specializing


JAKE-OUT SERVICE

Complete Menu AYaHable

Call


Westgate Plaza ID '6-3783

290 Driving~ Hair Cuts Pork Ave. Flat-Tops

OPEN 24 HRS. FRIDAY & SATURDAY Jewelry Repairs

DIAMOND RESETTING opp. BANK Brush Cuts Daily Mon. - Thurs. 6 a.m. to Midnite Closed Sunday

PLENTY FREE PARKING IN R

SWIFT'S PREMIUM

LONG ISLAND DUCKS

49~. FRESH-CRISP

SHANK PORTION

COOKED

HAMS 49!

YOUR CHOICE ONLY oRADISHES

·CUCUMBERS 7 ( ·GREEN ONIONS EACH

COMSTOCK

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GROUND BEEF

49~ MORTON FROZEN ASSORTED

CREAM PIES BIRDSEYE FROZEN

AWAKE RAGU Plain , Mushroom,Meat

SPAGHETTI SAUCE

4Fo~l 00

BENEDICT 3 $1 00 NEWMAN'S SALT WATER

OLIVES FOR TAFFY 12 oz. PKG. ~~==~~~~-----------=~---------

SUNSHINE GIANT

SCOTTIES 200 ASSORTED COLORS 5 $1 00 LIBBY'S 46 oz.

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FOR 1~ 1 FREEZERS

'


Plumbmg and Furnace Work For Reliable Scrv1ce Call

Metzger & Brayor-GL 8-5000

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Sponsoring Party Ninth Republican Here For Oblates Dinner June 13 !Permanent Waves

Poodle Sty list · Personalized

GROOMING Toys and M•n•n•oo•"'c'

ID 6-1450 or

BR 1-2333

The 17th annual card party sponsored by Mrs. Ida Scheg for the benefit of the Oblates of Mary Immaculate will be held on Friday evening June 3, at the Y.W.C.A., 175 Clinton Ave. N.

There will be prizes and refreshments.

444 AMES ST. ~ew:o

The following committee will assist Mrs. Scheg: Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Hoffman, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Frank, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Colucci, Mesdames Marie Blanchard, Marion Carroll, Karl Jost, James McHugh, Mary Loretta Bruyea, Henry Braun, Mesdames Catherine Metzger, Kathy Sand, Cheryl Frank, Pam Frank, Gail Blanchard, Dorothy McGinn, Mary Mulligan, Ginny Bonjorno, Sandra Kohlmeier, Violet Rex, Marie Schwind, Leona Schwind, Helen Meehan, Margaret Frank.

Specialists in Poodles for Over 5 Years

IMPORTED and DOMESTIC

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Wines 10 %Off

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CHAMPAGNES STORE Full Line

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During June Extra Dividend

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NOW IS THE TIME TO JOIN THE MONEYMAKER$ because money saved at First Federal now earns dividends from the lst of June. Extra Earning Days and First Federal's unbeatable 4 Y2 % • dividend for MONEYMAKERS .

. . . Join them. BE SURE YOUR BARD EARNED MONEY EARNS FIRST FEDERAL'S UNBEATABLE 4%%. • Anticipated. beq.nning Ap1iJ l , 1966

BULLS HEAD OFFICE- 920 MAIN ST. W.

Ninth Ward Republican Women are holding their spring dinner at crescent Beach Hotel on Monday, June 13 at 6:30 p.m. All local candidates are expected to attend and it is also planned to have a guest speaker who will be announced later.

Those attending are offered a choice of chicken or beef and are asked to indicate which they prefer when making reservations (before June 9) to either Laura McBride, UN 5-5314; or Sally Sullivan, GL 8 1291; or May Gaynor, CL 4-6469.

Bring !l! Your Garments To ••• ATOMIC

CLEANERS 733 DEWEY I VE.

CL 4·8175 --.• For FREE

PICI·UP & DELIVERY

PART TIME

TELEPHONE SALES

Opening In 2 Shifts



SALARY AND BONUS

CALL 232-5882


LIFE C IRCULATION CO. 17 CLINTON AVE. S.

e'For June Graduates • For Summer Vacations

Young or Old- We Please Them All

Specializing In

HAIR CUTTING FIVE HAIR STYLISTS TO SERVE YOU- ! .

CARAFI C.E BEAUTY SALON

871 Dewey Ave., (opp. Sy's Drug Store) GL 8-8190 Open 6 Deys A Week- 9 to 6: Tues., Tlturs., ft.i. EYes.

·MAPLEDALE ARTY HOUSE

ALL LEGAL BEV'=RAGES

Complete Planning Service For: BANQUETS- PARTIES- WEDDINGS- SOCIALS

BUSINESS MEETINGS- CLAMBAKES- RECEPTIONS

6 PRIVATE PARTY ROOMS Anne and Jlince Fedel e ,

your hos ts

1020 MAPLE ST. Near Glide PLENTY FREE PARKING - GROUPS TO 1,000 PEOPLE

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:,' MIKE CERAME t~ ~ 1259LYELLAVE. GLB-2189 •

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! DRIVE -IN i ' i hNSURANCE - fiNANCINGi \ Auto - Fire • Life Auto - Home - Mortgages ,, ' '· ·i Easily Accessible - Easy To Park ! ! OFF-STREET PARKING LOT IN FRONT OF OUR OFFICE i L~ALL LINDER ONE .ROOF ~~J

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Gifts~. FAmlitt'E GRADS

Men's and Ladies

• TIMEX WATCHES Scri pto Butane and

• ZIPPO LIGHTERS

• COSTUME JEWELRY Hallmark

• GREETING CARDS (Gift Stationary)

Ladies and Men's

• WALLETS

MOUNT DRUG co. Prescription Specialists - Harry Mount, Ken F r o denburgh


CLEARANCE SALE Ball Bearing Lawnmowers

GREAT STATES

1011 Dewey Ave. at Bryon


PIC & PAY

(LAKE AVE. AT DRIVING PARKf

OPEN 'TIL I A.M. DAILY 11 A.M. to 1 A.M. -SA T. & SUN. 9 A.M. to 1 A.M.

Stewart's Salads & Beans - Fish On Fridays

SERVICES

ADMIRAL CARTING • Furniture, pianos, appliance mov1ng. GL 8·8918.

MOVING & CARTING • Reasonable rates. Bob Glasser. FA 8·4270.

FLOORS laid, sanded, refinished, since 1921. Cy J. Callemyn. GL 8· 6685.

WALLS WASHED • An inexpensive way to beautify your walls. OS 1·4136.

CELLAR DRAINERS • Automatic, electric. Metzger & Brayer Co. Since 1898. GL 8·5000. 485 Lyell Avenue.

TUBES TESTED FREE • TV and radio trouble? Call GL 8 ·9786, give us your make and model number. We will help you lind the trouble. Also reasonable service calls. Prinzi's TV & Appliance, 761 Dewey Ave. 10 a.m. to 9 p.m.

TILE ROOFS repaired. Froe estimates. C. Gilbert, 433 Flower City Park. CL 4·7655.

GUTTERS - Cleanod, repaired, paint.ed. Now gutters installed. All guaranteed . Fully insured. Free estimates. R. L. Ross, CL 4·4218.

ROOFING • Wind damage. Matching • colors. Repairs & new work. Reason· able prices. Free estimate. Guaranteed. Fully insured. R. L. Ross, 555 Birr St. CL 4·4218.

WE'LL HAUL IT AWAY - Clean out your attic, cellar or garage. FA 8•4270.

TOASTERS, irons, lamps, coffee makers, can openers, electric drills repaired. Keys made. Zack's Repair Service, 1318 Dewey Ave. CL 4·0584.

ROOF NEEDS repairing? Asphalt, slate & tile roofs. C.L. Gilbert, CL 4·7655.

ORCHESTRA • 3 or 4 piece available for weddings, donees, etc. BE 5· 0061 or GL 8-6418.

CHIMNEY REPAIRS & cleaning. Free estimates. Daughton Construction Corp. BE 5·2735.

LICENSED PLUMBER specializing bathrooms, copper tubing installations, repairs , romodc liniJ. Call GL 8·2429 If no answer call eveninqs.

IK-NU Vacuum Cleane 1535 L.ako Ave. Corner Pullman


Repairs On All Makes & Models Full Line Parts, Disposable Bogs

FREE Pick-Up & Delivery Also Reconditioned Uprights and Tank Type Cleaners $9.95 & Up

GL 8-6102 OPEN DAILY 10 a.m. to 5:30p.m.

CLOSED WEDNESDAYS

REUPHOLSTERING beautifully done unconditionally guaranteed. Occasional chairs, $5 plus your choice of beautiful latest fabrics. Get our price on sofas, lounqe chairs and antiques, before you decide. You pay nothing until job is completed. No job is too small. We ore as close as your phone. Credit terms orranqed. For free estimates and decoratinq counsel, just call FA 8•8948 anytime, or visit our shop, 631 Thurston Rd., Sterling Co.

ELECTROLUX SALES, Service & Parts, also repossessed. Your cleaner checked free. Call Tony Ligozio, HU 2·1323, CL 4•4898.

ANJON APPLIANCE Service - Re· pairing washers, dryers and stoves. All makos & models. All work guaranteed. GL 8·4453.

P .M .C. HOUSE WASHING, Aluminum specialist. Aluminum, wood and asbestos siding washed to perfection. SPECIAL porches any size $25. Patrick M. Cocca, 35 Ed9eland St., BU 8·2639, HU 2·1138.

RENTAL TRAILERS, hitches sold, installed. Corbett Trailer Rental. GL 8 ·3997. 135 Redwood Road.

LICENSED PRACTICAL NURSE -Over 30 years experience. Available. II - 7 preferred., Mon. thru. Fri. CL 4-4200.

Rates per insertion, minimum charge of $1.00 for the first 10 words. Additional words after the first ten ore .St a word.: Cash (no stamps) must accompany ad. Send to 495 Emerson St.


SERVICES

RUG & STAIR CARPET installation. fleasonable. CL 4·3400.

SMALL APPUANCES repaired. Toasters, lamps, irons, etc. .Ace Fixit, 1342 Dewey Ave. CL 4·1514.

PIANO TUNING and repairing. Export work, unconditionally guaranteed. J. A. O'Connor. CL 4·02!3.

MOVING -Furniture, pianos , appllan• ces , reasonable. Glenwood Carting Co. ~A 1•4450.

TAILOR WORK-Alterations, repairs. My home. Gay 90 dishes for sale. CL 4 · 3447.

CEIUNGS - Smooth, new, over old plaster. No mess . Stein, MA 1·3660.

LADIES - SewiniJ and alterations. 436 DriviniJ Park Ave. CL 4•3131.

LAWNMOWERS, IJarden tools sharp· ened. 555 Avis St. GL 8·8122.

PAINTING 12xl2 bedroom $15. labor. Exterior house painliniJ $295 • I X story house, labor & moleuals. BE 5-3101, GL 8·3745.

CARPENTER WORK, all kinds. Porch enclosure, steps, kitchens, stair work, amusement room. Free estimate. GL 8·9496.

INTERIOR PAINTING & wallpapering. Free estimates. CL 4-6098 or EL 2-6995.

SHARPENING - Lawnmowers, saws, knives, scissors, tools. Aco Fix it, 1342 Dewey Ave. CL 4·1514.

CLEANING OUT attics and cellars. Accumulation removed. Reasonable rates. HU 2·7878.

WATCH AND CLOCK repairiniJ. Pick up and delivery service. Sec Joe at 122 Villa St. Call GL 8· 3109.

TV SERVICE - All makos, black & white, colors. CL 4·0003.

SEWING MACHINE repairs special, oiling and adjusting $1.95. Any make, anytime. Call Fairmount SewiniJ Center now, Ll 4·3266.

BOUGHT AND SOLD

USED CARS wanted for dismantling & parts. Highest prices pa1d, deliver· ed to Trading Center. 1485 Lyell Ave. GL 8-4462.

COLLECT MONEY on those old dishes - instead ol dust! Old glassware, cut glass, china, hand painted. dishes. Free eshmates. Call CL 4-8291.

! ...... LAKESHORE········ . DRIVING SCHOOL

NO CHARGE FOR FIRST LESSON IF YOU ARE

NOT SATISFIED. -- Home Pick-Up Service

Call For Full Particulars

~--····· N 0 3-6848, ...•.. L

WANTED TO RENT

NEWLY WED couple desires 3 to 4 room apartment available AuiJUSt with all utilities and appliances. Services rendered for partial rentdl. Call GL 8-0878 alter 4.

WANTED

FULL-TIME BOARDING homes for foster children, all aiJes. Phone Mon• roe County Child Welfare Division, BR 1·5511.

HANDSEVVN and HANDSOME First team styling! Pedwin's famous soft moe in supple, Antique Golden Grain. Handsewn vamp for

extra comfort-and an expensive look. Yet the price is right, as it is on all Pedwins. Come in and ask

for the Huddle, by Pedwin.

Since 1914

PHONE

GL 8-4614


s13oo

Open 9 a.m. - 8:30 p.m. Sat. 'til 6 p.m.

Open All Day Today

(Wednesday) Until 6 p.m.

SERVICES

MASON WORK • Chimney repairs or new. Sidewalks, steps, plastering. CementiniJ old cellar walls. Reason-able pnces. HU 2·1254. \

CARPENTER WORK Painting. I ''Rec" rooms, additions, repairs.! liome maintenance. Free estimate>&. Experienced. UN 5·2110. 1

DRAPERIES, SLIP COVERS - Custom made from newest decorator fob .. rica. Helen's Fabrics, 2878 Dewey Ave. NO 3·2010.

VACUUM CLEANERS repaired, all makes. Bags, belts & brushes in stock. Zack•s Repair Service, 1318 Dewey Ave. CL 4•0584.

PATCH PLASTERING • We can repair any crack or rough plaster. Gua• ranteed not to show. Stein PlasteriniJ, MA 1·3660.

CHAIR CANING · ' Expert, reason• , able. Will pick up and deliver. Call

CL 4·8291.

WIND DAMAGE- Roofs, chimneys repaired or new. Free estimates. CL 4· 6768.

PAINTING - Interior, exterior. Quick service. Reliable. O'Jackson, 232-6047.

INSIDE PAINTING - Reasonable. Free estimates. JD 6·4858. R. A. Middlesworth.

EXTERIOR PAINTING - Excellent workmanship, quick, efficient service. Free estimates. Call CL 4-6098, EL 2-6995.


451 RIDGE RD. W.: UN5-3866 2 operators to serve you

Open D aily 9-6 Wed., Thurs., Fri. Eves

REAL ESTATE FOR SALE

ENJOY FISHING, boating & swim-, ing? Try this : S bedroom modem home near Oak Orchard River. Beautiful condition . 30 miles from city. Immediate possession. Only $500 down . BROCKPORT AREA, ideal 4 bedroom home , I Y, baths, nice yard, blacktop drivo. Low taxes, no down payment needed. A HANDYMAN'S DREAM - 4 bedroom house with I acre land. 300 ft. frontage on water. Much privacy. Needs work done. Try offer for $8500., Call Barbara Schramm, CO 6-6383, Massett Realty.


BOOKKEEPING Week ly or Monthly Basis

Call CL 4-1284 or GL 8-3807

WANTED

RETIRED LADY would like room & board in Holy Family church area. 594-4329-

ROOM FOR RENT

2 SLEEPING ROOMS, furnished. Single & double. Girls only . CL4· 0887.

APARTMENTS FOR RENT

SHERMAN 292 - 4 rooms , half double. References. EX 2· 8827, GL 8-6250.

55 LORENZO ST. • Three rooms, lower, heated, stove , refrigerator . JD 6· 1510 after 2 p.m.

3 ROOM APARTMENT, downstairs. Inquire 4 57 Lexington Ave.

DANA ST. - Off Sherman. Lower 4 rooms. Available June 18. CL 4 ·4128.

4 ROOM UPPER. 6 Reis St. cor. Campbell. Call eves. 7 to 9. Sat. 10 to 5.

LOCUST ST. 20, 4\1, rooms upper. Heat, hot water. Available June J . CL 4· 3400.

4 ROOM APARTMENT upper, heated, newly decorated. RefriiJerator & stove. Kodak vicinity. Call CL 4 · 6330 or UN 5·1320.

NEAR KODAK • 6 room apartment , lower, with garaiJe . Ideal for 3 grown· ups. Also large sunporch. CL 4-2268.

HOUSES FOR SALE

187 FAJRGATE ST. ·Single 3X bed· rooms, JX rooms downstairs. Garage. Larqe yard. Near business section, schools, busses. By owner. BE 5· 1708.

CAMPBELL & CHILD ST. vicinity . 7 room cottage. Reasonable. For appointment, CO 6 · 302 1, CO 6-6874.

114 ALAMEDA ST. - Modernized kitchen, 5 bedrooms, fully finished basement, insulated. By appointment only. CL 4·1 596.

SINGLE 8 room house, 4 bedrooms, excellent condition. Double garage, fenced in yard. Must sell. Reasonable offer accepted. 45 Otis St. CL 4-6540. Asking $12,500

ARIENS COOPER

WEHNER MOWER & YARD EQU IPMENT




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servico, repairs on all makes .. Lyell Plaza Sewmg _Center. CL 4-6170.

-ALUMINUM STORM WINDOWS combi-nation, $12.95, Storm doors, $29.95. Installation arranged. Empire Home Improvement Co., GL 8-2409.

TIRES at wholosale prices at our warehot.se. Big, big savings lor the very bost. Automotive - truck. Dugan Sales Corp., 550 Avis St., GL 8-8877. USED WASHERS & DRYERS - Auto

matic & wringer $25 up. Guaranteed TVs, refriQerators, used furniture. George's Swap Shope , 484 W. Main St. FA8-2667.

WHITE SEWING machine in neutral wood console. Zig zags, buttonholes, does laney decorahve stitching. Will sell lor balance duo of $30.60 or take over 6 payments of $5.10 monthly. Call GR 3-4399. BOAT - 1964 Dorsett fleetwood

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Mahoqany televis ion table $5; all in good condition , 629 Augustine St. days til 8 p.m.

SPOTS before your eyes - on your new carpet - remove them with Blue Lustre. Rent electric shampooer $1. Maggio Pharmacy, 583 Lake Avenue. MAGIC CHEF electric range 36",

excellent condition. Also humidifier. 20 Elsdon Street. "NEVER used anything like it,"

say users of Blue Lustre for cleaning carpet. Rent electric shampooer $1. Zack' s Hardware, 1318 Dewey Ave.

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POWER LAWN MOWER - Portable electric sewin9 machine , Polaroid camera with flash and coso, aparlmen t size breaklas t tabla and 2 rna tching chairs, table and floor lamps. All in good condition. Call CL 4-4210. COOPER CLIPPER reel-type lawn

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thing. First $30 takes it. Call Lyell Plaza Sewin9 Center, CL 4-6170. Open til 9 p.m. weekly. OLDSMOBILE CUTLASS 1965. Auto

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RUG, gray, black, white print. Pad included, 9 x 12. Excellent. MA 1-2036.

GAS REFRIGERATOR - Good condition. Reasonablo. Call alter 6 p.m. GL 8-4404. SOUP'S on, the ru9 that is, so clean

the spot with Bluo Lustre. Rent electric shampooer $1. Shatzel' s Hardware, 498 Lyell Avo.

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Energetic me n and women, training provided, excellent commissions. Armand Realty, 796 Dewey Ave., GL 8-8751, MA 1-4993.

BOY WANTED to work part time alter school & So turdays from our Dewey Ave. & Ridge Rd. office. Salary & prizes. Call between 3 & 5, UN 5-3840.

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SPAIN AND PORTUGAL June 1, 1966 The Vicinity Post 5

man and child- -seemed to be con- D. gregated. Scores ofbrightlycolor- Inner To Honor

Continued from P. I ed fishing boats, pulled up on the if any ume in big cities, but we a livelihood from the sea with the sandy beaches,wereunloadingtheir Joseph Esposito found a motel and did manage to get most primative methods imagin- catches mostly sardine size.Only a in a couple of days seeing L1sbon, able; exist just like their fore- a moving picture camera and reels which like San Fransisco IS a city fathers of centuries past; and pro- and reels of film can capture the of seven hills. Luxurious hotels, vide hardened professional aswell drama of Nazare when the boats modern shopping centers and wide as daffy amateur cameramen with come in. streets of the new city made a subject matter to "shoot" from THERE IS NO DOCK, no piers striking contrast to the poverty dawn to dusk. E a s t m an Kodak --just ocean beach, about two miles ridden back streets of the old town. should subsidize Nazare. of it. The outboard motor-pro-(In this respect, Lisbon is no THE AAA BOOK listed only two pelled boats, about 30 or 40 feet different than any other metroplis hotels at Nazare and we stumbled in length, approach as close to the of Europe). on the best one first. It was shoreline as possible, then throw

WE SNAPPED PICTURES of amazingly modern, just about the in a line, which is t1e<1 to a yoke "Christ the King", its towering only building in the center of town behind a team of oxen and the monument (732 feet high) erected that wasn't at least 500 years old. laborious task of beaching the as a thanks offering for Portugal's The man at the desk spoke pretty craft begins. The oxen paw away bemg spared the ravages ofwar. It good English. For 300 excudos in the san<1andinch by inch the boat st_ands o~ the banks of the Taugus (we called them "Scoots") we could emerges from the sea. Rtver which th~ough alloftimehas have dinner, lodging and breakfast The fishermen then scoop out been an effective barrier to easy on the sun-bathed roof garden. That their catches from the bottom of access from Lisbon to the south and was just about $10 for two. we the boat and dozens of willing the fishing port of Sesimbra. The stayed three days and hated to leave hands help them shovel the fish first bridge across the Taugus- even then into bushel baskets. Then the fun a $75 million dollar suspension Ten an·d 12 year old bellhops, begins. span, second only to the Golden nattily attired with little round THE FISHE RMEN'S WIVES, are Gate- is about completed and will be brown hats to match their suits barefoot but attired in some seven open so~e time this year. swarmed all over us. They wres~ petticoats and an apron, they pro-

To fmd a motel, we had to tled our luggage up to our rooms, vide the human chain that rushes ferry acro~s the Taugus, car and always smiling, sometimes g1gg- the "catch" to waiting trucks on all, to cac1lhas wh1ch IS the gate- ling. but extremely courteous. we the road about 200 yards up from way to Ses1mbra and a sparsely just had tokeephandingthemsmall the shoreline. Each woman hoists settled area with vast recreational coins even though we knew a ten per a bushel of fish to her head and as well as subdivision possibil- cent serv1ce charge would be on scurries through the sand; delivers ities. The ferrying was time con- our bill. her cargo to the truck; gets a suming and a real obstable to INCIDENTALLY these little kids "chit" from the truck driver as a pro~ress, but we ventured the were just like all the rest of the record of her delivery and then opm10n that when the new bridge service personnel we encountered runs for dear life back down the opens, land speculators s h o u 1 d in Portugal and Spain. Extremely beach for another load. More than reap a fortune-- If Salazar con- helpful ever pleasant and to us a dozen of these women actually sents, that is. A meri~ans accustomed to iuue if clutched a baby in one hand, balanc-

THE MOXITO MOTEL was just any such treatment at home a joy ing the child on their hipandusing opening fo r the season with small to behold. ' the other handtobalancethebasket ~ut modern rooms and go?d plumb- we wasted no time changing into of fish on her head. mg. It was not yet servmg meals our walking shoes and heading for TO BE CONTINUED

Friends and neighbors of Joseph Esposito of Canton st. will get together June 13 at 6:30 p.m. at Logan's to honor him with a testimonial dinner. Guest speaker will be the Secretary of state John P. Lomenzo.

Esposito, who is a member of Holy Apostles Church, has been a barber on Lyell Ave. for 30 years. He also has been a sponsor of the No_rthwest Little League, an air ratd warden, active in Most Precious Blood bowling league and a member of the Barbers• Union.

His most recent accomplishment is leadership in the formation of "Youth-Town", sponsored by the 1085 Club.

Tickets may be obtained from Mrs. Mary Vitale at 133 Northhampton St., CL 4-9130; Martin LoBiondo, CL 4-6410, or Cloe Albert, CL 4-1 981. Tickets are $7.00 per person.

The committee in charge is: General chairman, Armand Vitale, co-chairman, Frank Hemmerich, William Slattery, Dom DeGarde, Frank Lawerence and John Hogan.

Arrangements and hostess chairman; Mrs. Ida Spaziano, assisted by Mrs. Cloe Alberts, Mrs. Mary Vitale, Mrs. Joseph Damelio, Mrs. Pat Severino, Miss Phyllis Mandara, Miss Beverly Fowler, Mrs. Angelo Monteleone, and Mrs. Dom De Garde.

Publicity chairman; Mrs. Martin LoBiondo.

Following the dinner their will be dancing, with music provided by Len Hawley's Orchestra.

so we had to walk down the road the shoreline, only a few hundred DOES YOUR " mental motor" a. few hundred feet to a .Pleas~nt yards away, where just about every need a tune-up? New ideas abound Plumbing and Furnace work little restaurant swarmmg wtth living soul in the town--man wo- in books and magazines at your For Reliable Service Call waiters, cooks, bus boys and a ' ic lib Metzger & Brayer-GL 8-5000 maitre~ fu rmally atlire~ b~ no ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~customers except us. Surprisingly the food was excellent and very, very reasonable. We are sure they will do well before the season is over, if they can only hold out.

Ferrying back to Lisbon took up too much of our time, so we packed up and headed along the north bank of the Taugus toward Estoril and the Atlantic Ocean, stopping along the way at the Museum of

Stage Coaches_ A guide took us through three huge rooms filled with royal coaches dating back to 1700 including the one Queen Elizabeth of England used when she visited Lisbon. The tapestry and trimmings were a bit time worn, but the elegance of the glass enclosed canopies, the gold filigree, the artistically carved framework and the vel vet covered seats still make these coaches a pretly sight. The transition during the 19th Century from leather to metal springs and the substitution of rubber for cast iron wheel rims added no little to the riding comfort, as our guide pointed out. They sure must have taken an awful beating bouncing up and down and swaying side to side over the rough countr y roads of yesteryear.

ESTORIL is a great vacation spot with plenty of seaside hotels and fine bathing beaches, but the closest we got to it was a turnout in the road overlooking the Taugus at the point where it merges with the ocean. We had the makings for a picnic lunch--cheese, sausage, hard rolls and the inevitable bottle of light wine. The beach stretched out for milesbelowus-- wewereon a cliff a couple hundred feet high-but that is all we saw of Estoril. We had heard about a quaint little fishing village---about 200 kilometers north and we decided we would rather have some extra time there instead of lolling on the beach.

And were we ever glad for that decision. Nazare is something you would have to see to appreciate. It is reminiscent of a biblical scene and the people there eke out

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Space Walk Film Made Available

A 30-minute color film chronicling the space flight in which the first American astronaut walked in space is available for showing from Representative Barber B. Conable, Jr. (37th Dist. ). The film may be obtained by calling or writing the Congressman's Rochester office at 105 Federal Building, call 232-5600.

Astronaut Edward White took the historic spacewalkduring the flight of Gemini Four with astronaut James McDivitt. The film of his feat contains amazing views of the earth, the space craft and the astronaut's activities outside the craft:

In announcing the film Representative Conable noted it can provide an excellent program for service clubs, churches, schools and similar organizations. The Congressman is a member of the House Science and Astronautics Committee which oversees thenational space program.

CYO Day Camps Open In July

The Catholic Youth 0 rganization will again sponsor summer day camps. Registration will be accepted at the C.Y.O. Program office between 9 and 5 Monday thru Friday; 8:30 to 12:30 on Saturdays. Mail registration will also be accepted.

The Down Town Day Camp will be held for ten weeks from June 27 through Sept. 2. The Holy Apostles camp will be an eight week session, from July 1 to Aug. 26. The day camp time is from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m., Monday through Friday of each week.

Including in the program will be swimminl!: instruction and diving, arts and crafts, bus rides, cook outs, Indtan lore and crafts, hiking, movies , fishing and many more activities. Campers will be furnished with free milk or orange drink each day.

The day camps are open to all boys and girls 6 through 13.

For further information call the C.Y.O. Program Office, 454-2030 or write to c. Y.O., 50 Chestnut St.

SS Benefits Here Top 78 Million

More than $78 million in social security benefits were paid in 1965 to 77,000 residents of the Rochester area. Last year these retirement, survivors, and disability in· surance benefits averaged slightly more than $6 1/2 million monthly. This represents an increase of 10.3% over the previous year. District Manager Joseph Tomaino announced.

The average monthly old-age retirement benefit is $83.92 for the Nation, while in New York State the average is $90.84. The average for the Rochester area is $93 .70.

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First Solemn Mass, Reception Schedules for New Priests Three of the 16 new priests who will be

ordained Saturday at Sacred Heart cathedral are from Northwest area churches. They are Rev, James E. Boyle of Holy Rosary parish, Robert L. Collins of Sacred Heart parish and

Lawrence A. Gross of Holy Family parish. Each will celebrate first solemn Mass in his home church Sunday morning. The schedule of their first solemn Masses, receptions and biographical detail are printed below.

FATHER BOYLE

FATHER BOYLE will celebrate his first solemn Mass at Holy Rosary Church, Rochester, Sunday, June 5 at 11 a.m.

Rt. Rev. Msgr. John McCafferty will be assistant priest; Rev. Thomas O'Brien, deacon, and Rev. Charles Mulligan, subdeacon. Rev. James Marvin will preach.

Reception, Holy Rosary School Hall, 4 to 6 p.m.

Father Boyle is the son of Edward and Sarah Jane Beagan Boyle of Rochester. He attended Holy Rosary School, St. Andrew's and St. Bernard's Seminaries.

Summer Festival At Holy Apostles Ticket co-chairmen Bernard

Hoepfl and Joe Ross announce that tickets for the Holy Apostles summer festival have been given to the women volunteer workers.

They will distribute the tickets to the people of the parish, during the next week. They hope that the parishoners will cooperate by either buying or selling their tickets, emphasizing that this is most important for the success of the festival.

Within the next week or so, a car will be on display and the lot wilL be decorated to fit the theme of this year's festival-- -"Around the world in 2 days,"

According to general chairmen Edward Perrone, this promises to be the best festival ever,

ROY F. SCRANTON, 157 Driving Park Ave., has been appointed to the licensing section of the Rochester Board of Underwriters. Mr. · Scranton, foreman of electrical maintenance at the Electronics division of General Dynamics, will assist in authorizing city licenses for electricans,

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FATHER COLLINS

FATHER COLLINS will celebrate his first solemn Mass at Sacred Heart Cathedral, Roch· ester, Sunday, June 5 at 11 a.m.

Rt. Rev. Msgr. Wilfred T. Craugh will be assistant priest; Rev. James F. O'Connell, dea· con, and Rev. Michael Hogan, subdeacon. Very Rev. Sebas-~ tian Falcone, O.F.M. Cap., will preach.

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Reception, Sacred Heart Rec· tory Hall, 3:30 to 6 p.m.

Father Collins is the son of John L. and Agnes Rumble Collins of Rochester. He attended St. Boniface and Sacred Heart Schools, St. Andrew's and St. .Bernard's Seminaries.

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FATHER GROSS

FATHER GROSS will celebrate his first solemn Mass at Holy Family Church, Roches· ter, Sunday, June 5 at 12:1p

Rt. Rev. Msgr. George J . Schmitt will be assistant priest; Rev. Mr. Frank E. Lioi, deacon, and Mr. William Carreo, lector. Rev. William J. Graf will preach.

Concelebrants will be Rev. Bernard F. Gross, Rev. E. Charles Bauer, Rev. James Russeli and Rev. Thomas G. Lenhard. .,

Reception, Holy Family ParIsh Hall, 4:30 to 7 p.m.

Father Gross is the son of Frank A. ani! Eva Boss Gross of Rochester. He attended Holy Family School, St. Andrew's and St. Bernard's Seminaries.

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E EARLY ••• BRING YOUR FRIENDS A L L . RDAY NITE-SENSATIONA SURPRISE!

Central Library of Rochester and Monroe County Historic Newspapers Collection10 The Vicinity P os t J une 1, 1966

~------~----~ .-------------~ COLOR SPECIALIST " For the Very


TV-RADIO & Hl-f l CL 4-4540

MIDLAND CHARGE PLAN


1446 DEWEY AVE.

if s easy to clean you r own carpets

... and great to save the money

r.f.tQ BLUE WSTRE ~ ELECTRIC $J: s~~!~! ~~~~Y.uSTA£

Wakil Paint Co. ....._295 Ridge Rd. W. -

iRED FRONT MARKE~ i~m(IALIZ'N"'" ANilniMn~• 61 JAy ST. at Plymouth t.r~ ~ r~DpY~61~~~~ ~ tl 1/nn We Feature U.S. Grode Choi ce Beef ;~ ~ ~

~ f:=\\ CUT WHILE YOU WAIT ~ ~ ,..,!-'. ~~~~ ITALIAN SAUSAGE ~ ~·~ " CUSTOM CUT (~ ~ MEATS For Your FREEZER ~ ~ ~ ~·:· }:t«~!';.:~•~<~;r•')~~:-•~!C>!+:::<~ WE DEL IV E R r~»;r~•;.<·~~s-~•;:t;~•;·;:;· r-----------------• : Salon De ~eni : t 1004 LYELL AVENUE t t GL 8-G440 t t t t Miss Jennie, Stylist t l OPENDAILY9-9,SAT.9-6 ! ' CLOSED WEDNESDAY ' t Pork Free Ne xt Door, Sh o tze ls. ________ _ -- '



SAFE Birth Control Methods that ore approved

make it e asy for you

Th ere is a family plannin g cen ter near you at

CHRIST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH 5 L ocus t St., nea r Lake A ve.

HOURS: E very Wednes da y from 1 to 3 p.m.


Dial 546 -2595 any day, 9 to 5, and as k for Mrs. King

GET fULL pROTECTlON


HOMEOWNER•s -PACKAGE-.

INSURANCE


It's Wise to hove ONE AGENT handle

ALL Y ovr Insuran ce


FRANK

CAMELIO


•• LORRAINE CAMELIO


• Cleaning • Repairing • Remodeling



Own Building • Convenient • Safe • Fireproof

Co,,;. ~·n.s,.cl _,. IIM•I' t1..JI1

OPEN EVENINGS 'TIL 8 C&cept Sot.)

The FUR STUD 0 505 Lyell . Ave. Q..ol-74;12

REPORT From

ALBANY

By Assemblyman James E. Powers

MEDICAID The people's concern for the

Medicaid Bill is well taken. Substantially more discussion and debate on the ramifications of this bill have taken place since its enactment then in the preceding period.

It is sad that the rule for a firstrate politcan is never to admit a mistake. However, I must admit that I would not support the identical bill if before the Assembly today. THE PRINCIPLE OF MEDICAL AID TO THE NEEDY I FIR,.\>1-LY SUPPORT, THE PRINCIPLE OF AID TO MIDDLE-CLASS PEOPLE WITH CATASTROPHIC ILLNESS I FIRMLY SUPPORT, but hearmgs and studies over the last four weeks have pointed to needed amendments.

I am afraid that in having to meet a deadlme for federal assistance, all aspects of this program were not fully recognized. The fact that this bill passed both houses almost unam 1mously and without one negahve vote from any legislator in Monroe County, gives substance to this belief. The Legislative history of this bill indicates that the Governor, the Legislators, the press, and various associations were so intent on meeting the major medical needs of our citizens- - which Is nght, proper and com mendable-- -that details of major consequence were not fully analysed.

The eligibility ceiling should be reviewed in light of health

No. 21 Exercises Set on June 22

The seventh grade of No. 21 School will hold its closing exercises on June 22 at 9:30 a. m. Joyce Gatti will give the welcome address and the rest of the program will be as follows:

Transfer of flags, Standard Bearer - Joseph Forte to Vincent Andrews; daughter of flag - Joyce Gatti to Nancy Capazolli.

Message to the graduates by Principal Richard H. Birch.

"Sing America Sing", a play by the graduates.

Conclusion, singing of the class song.

There will be a party in the afternoon for the graduates who are as follows:

Gary Alessi, Kathy Barbato, Daniel Bratcher, Cathy Brown, James Brown, Robert Bovenzi, Elizabeth Crawford, Theresa Crawford, Salvatore De Fazio, Sherry DeShane, Nick Downs, Deanna Dyer, Donald Echman, Laura Feck,

Joseph Forte, Gary Frank, Joyce Gatti, Diane Granville, Gail Helms, Donald Hochreiter1 Jessie Hutchins, Carl Karns, Roger Majors, Domenic Marsocci, Stephen Megale, Debra Miller, Carol Munnings, Edward Lester Narrod,

Frances Niccoli, Kathy Palumbo, Nancy Paris, John Ploof, Jane Reeves, Dalton Rupert, Donna Schenk, Joseph Schreiber, Ronald Sykes, Louisa Valle, Susan Vieria, Donna Ward, Janet Woodard.

GETTING B.A. DEGREE BENJAMIN F . CAMPANELLI,

210 Bryan St., is graduating Sunday from Conesus College with a ·bachelor of arts degree. He has made the dean's list for the past three years. His plans are to study for his master's degree In Political Science at New York University' s graduate school. He is a graduate of Holy Rosary and AQuinas.

FATHER'S DAY ~

Loto ~cord express your "Thanks" for all the good things Dad does all year. We have a large selection

LISA'S CABDSBOP

833 Dewey Ave. near Driving Pk.

CL 4-6860

DON'T FO RGE T the graduates this month. Come in and see our comple te line of invitations, party goods, thank-you notes, etc.

ARMAND REALTY MULTIPLE LISTING SE RVICE

-RESIDENTIAL -COMMERCIAL

INVESTMENT SPECIALISTS

-PRE-CUT HOMES -F LORIDA PROPERTY -MORTGAGE LOANS

796 DEWE Y AVE.

GL 8-8751


Luncheons

Insurance premiUms and notpure- ------------""1 ly the cost of medical care. For BEAUTICIAN example, most of us are not fin- MISS GAlL ASKS --ancially capable of replacing a Getting married? home which burned to the ground, Graduating? but can meet our fire insurance Attending the Senior Boll? premiUms without bankruptcy. Ex- E njoy your perm, hair cessive medical and dental costs color or sty I ing in the com-not covered by normal health in- fort of your own home by a surance programs should be aided licensed beautician. by the State. No citizen should MISS GAIL -Call forego his health because he can- CL 4-1429 not afford it. However, every spr- L----..;.:::...;-.,.::;.;;.;;;... ___ _. ained wrist, pill, or dental filling does not fall in this category.

I will request the joint Legislative Committee to draw up amendments with this concept in mind.

Is a public service, paid for by 4ss<'mblyman Pou·ers

Rosary Society To See Movie

The R o sa r y Society of Holy Famlly will hold its next meeting on Wednesday, June 8 at 8 p.m. in the Pine Rool'l, A representative from the Rochester Gas & Electric will show movie entitled "Rochester, A City of Quality". It will be a birthday party for all members with Louise Shannon as hostess. Refreshments and games are planned.

All High Musical Festival June 3-4

Some 1,300 young musicians will take part in the 19th annual AllHigh Music Festival Friday and Saturday, June 3 and 4, at 8 p, m. at Highland Park Bowl.

The festival, sponsored by The Times- Union and Democrat and Chronicle, will feature band concert by the schools on Friday night. They are: Edison, East, west, Franklin, Monroe, Charlotte, Madison, Jefferson, and Marshall.

Selections to be played by the city bands include « Deep River Rhapsody", Great Themes from Great Italian Movies, Highlights from Gypsy, Thundercrest March. vocal numbers include ''June is Bustin' out All over", The Stars are With the Voyager", "Beat I Beatl Drums". Massed choir selections mclude "With a Voice of Singing" and "Tonight" from West Side Story.


1487 Dewey Ave. Large Selection .,.-·';~~-

WINES & LIQUORS ~~;!:R See Ester's For All The POPULAR BRANDS c.~~ADU~

Frank Donovan, Manager ,:.!~:!! ... -4_......,. __ ,

"Your .\ eighborhood Ltquor '>tore For Ot·er 30 Yeeca~rs:·~· .li~·-5~--iW .._ ______ oPEN 6 DAYS- 10 a.m. to 10 p.m . •

MEN& WOMEN S e a r s Is GrowingWe Need Your Help.

SEARS Is Interviewing Now For Summer and Fal l Placements At Our RIDGE ROAD STORE.

Full Time Opportuni ti es Provide Good Compensation And Benefi ts With Excellent Potential For Advancement.

Port iime Opportunities Are Available For Mornings, And Afternoons. If You Hove Spore Time During The Week That You Would Like To Convert To Income, Please Contact

SEARS R OEBUCK & CO. 476 RIDGE ROAD W.

ROCHESTER, N.Y. Att. Mr.McCormick UN 5-7070


Wins Advancement In Air Force Beverly J . Dempsey, the for- W. Johnstone, Commander of the

mer Beverly Santangelo, daugh- 3750th Technical School. ter of Mr. and Mrs. John Sant- Lt. DempseyteachesDataPro-angelo of 159 Emerson St. has cessing and Univac Program-just been commissioned First ming to future officers in the Lieutenant in U. S. A. F . Silver Dept. of comptrolling Training bars replace the gold which were School at Sheppard Air Force pinned on her by Col. Charles Base in Texas. Her husband,

l-

1 ~ !

1~ I;~ l First Lieutenant William Demp-

t • sey, who is supervisor of the

'

&5~ 7 ]ibC l same unit, assisted in the cere-

'

mony. He had just returned from

~ FATHER, 5 DAY I washington wher e he attended a conference with Pentagon offi-l cials including Secretary of De-

Sunday, June 19 1 fense Robert McNamara and Sen. l Robert F . Kennedy.

' GIFT l Mr s . Dempsey has been in the

· s ervice three year s. She was

l IDEAS l ma rri e d in Rochester eight

l '

months ago. She is a gr aduate of B rockport State College where

: Oga .. ttes, Ogo<S, : ';e:;,;;;h· Listed I Tobacco, Pipes, etc. 1 At Edgerton

I '" · ·· "" •• •• •• · ·· · ·" ·· · · l The Edgerton b ranch library has TOILETRIES received a collection of new books

l Cologne, After Shave, l on the subject, " You and Your I ' Child", as one of the Monroe l Gift Sets county Library System rotating

•• •• • • • • ••••••• ••• •••. • book collections. The books will l FATHER'S DAY r emain at the library for three

l months and may be borrowed just ' GREETING CARDS like those in the library' s regular

l 1 collec tion. For new o r expectant parents

I ~~.1-~[I~~ ' ther e a re s e veral books - -• ., l "America' s Baby Book", by Mont-I ; ~ i gomery; " Common Sense Book of • a Baby and Child Care", by Spock; l • • ' Parents ' Magazine Book of Baby

'

care'', by Duncan. l P arents of pr e-school children

l ~ will find such inter esting titles as

692 Maple St. Cor. Ames l "Your Pre-SchOol Child", b y Bur-

'

FA 8-4866 4 nett; "What To Do With Your Pre-

'

Schoole r", by Frankel; " The First

l FREE PARKING Five Year s of L ife," by Gesell, ACROSS THE STREET l and "Infant and Child in the Culture 1 ~ of Today'', by Gesell.

, HOURS: 9 a .m. to I 0 p.m. • The next step is covered in books 9 to 1 SUNDAY like " How To Get The Best Educa-

\ SUNOA YS & HOLlO A YS '

' I tion For Your Child" by Fine; "All r---- ·---- Children Want To Learn" , by Fox,


BES-6065 Reasonable Rates


and ' 'Know Your Children In School" , by Mitchell.

Some of the other titles are "Your Children' s Faith," by Taylor; "YourChild' sTeeth", by Fanning; ''The Care and Feeding of Twins," by Graham, and "Your Child Is What He Eats", by Lynch,

Special problems are met with such books as ''The Mentally Retarded Child", by Levinson; " The Only Child", by Cutts; "Bright Children", by Cutts, and " Common Sense About Gifted Children" , by Abraham.

Quatemale," by Kelsey; " Golden Wall a nd Mir ador," by Sitwell; " Castro' s Revolution", by Draper; " Lost City of the Incas", by Bmgham; " The Children of Sanchez", by Lewis; "Spanish in a Nutshell", by Redondo; " The Savage, My Kinsman", by Elliot; "Religion and Faith in Latin America", by Rycroft; "The Mansions and the Shanties", by Freyre; " All the Best in South Amer ica", by Clark and «Spanish Arts of Latin Amer ica", by Cali.

OBITUARIES KING - May 23, 1966. Mrs.

Anno W. King of 72 F i llin gham Drive. Surviving ore her husband, Rolph King; two sisters, Mrs . Clarence Brizee and Mrs . Augus ta Kehoe ; two brothe rs, Albert and Willi a m De Young.

-Fun eral services were held from YOUNGLOVE' S, Thursda y, May 26, 1966 at 1:30 p.m., with Rev. De Fores t offi c iati ng. Interment, Rive rsi de Cemete ry.

SU SS ·May 24, 1966. Harold H. Suss of 47 Sheppler Street. Surviving ore his wife, Mrs. Martha Suss; one daugh ter, Mrs. J ames Sharp; 2 grandchild ren; one si s te r, Mrs. Ha rold Homp.

- Funeral services were held in La ke Avenue Me thodist Church, Friday, May 27, 1966 at 2 p.m., with Rev. Melvin E. Lutz officiating . Interment, Riverside Ceme· tery.

YOUNG - May 24, 1966. Miss Helen A. Young, formerly of 40 Selye Te rrace. Surviving ore one niece, Mrs. Ruth Bullock; one nephew, Paul Jones, one foster son, Joseph S. Corsica.

June 1, 1966 The Vicinity Post 11 WHETHER IT IS toothpaste or a ;.· --·uPHOLST-ERING--·

new car you are buying, you will ESTABLISHED 30 YEARS find impartial consumer informa- Note L ow Labor Charge tion at your public library to help Small chairs low a s ss plus chofce you choose wisely. Make useofthe beoutJful fabrics. Coxwells $ 10. Large ' many services of your public chairs $ 12. Lounge chairs $ 14· Livinq

room suites resty led, moderni zed with libr ary! nylon fabrics, air-foam rubber, Fpr

Plumbing and Furnace Work oadvice, estimates, dciy or night , call

For Reliable Service Call BROWN GR 3-8725 Metzger & Brayer-GL 8-5000

AMBER DINER 281 LYELL AVE. Opp. Dewey Ave.

STOP IN F'OR CJUR

DAILY LUNCHEON SPECIAl DIFFERENT SPECIAL EVERY DAY


·-· WE SERVICE All Makea·and Mo.dela of

_GAS & OIL HEATING UNITS SALES & SERVICE

Rochester Automatic Heating Corp. 1459 LAKE AVE. near Kodak G L 8-2846 Anytime

-A Memorial Se rvic e was held i!JIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII!: Sa turday, May

28'

1966 at

2 p.m. , == OPEN NITELY TO THE PUBLIC -=-in La ke Avenue Ba ptis t Chu rch

with Rev. Ch arles A. Thunn - = offi ciat ing. § CDi:Jw.I1.JM = ~L · ·~= = YOUNGLOVE- : = I iRESTAURANT I· E Funeral Home Inc. = ~here Din ing is a P leasure = Ull DiWEY AVUOIE . = = - -FLOWERS ~ F INEST IN AMERICAN-ITA LIAN CUISIN E ~

- PRESENTS : Truly express sympathy The re is no substitute

Deliveries _ e,i _ Every where ~

58 L AK E AVE. 232-2255 Free Parking on the Premises •

.~

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-'THE FRED COSTELLO TRIO' ~ DIRECT FROM SINATRA'S CAL-NEVA LODGE

(Nitely e xcept Monday For Your Dining & Dancing Pleasure)

CL 4-5280 1956 Lyell Ave. (Near Lee Road)

-... --------------E: We Cater To Private Banquets Up To 50 § Si)lllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll lllllllllllllllllllllllllllllliE

All Make s Cars and Trucks 228 Brown St. cor. Oak

Phone 546-5423 At D-ew_e_y-Lihrary .------• This Is It! NEW Store Hours

Now In Effect

8:30 A.M.

su~·j~~t~fo; t~~ll~~t~~~r~f ~0~~: We've Got To Go received this week by the Dewey Ave. branch library. These books comprise one of the rotating col-

lections sent out by the Monroe BUI•Idl•ng .:.Dot..ril~~f~lf~f~~~E~ County Library System head-quarters to member libraries

TO 5:30 P.M. Closed All Day

Wednesday H.C. •

Pommerenang

throughout the county. These c • D books will remain in the Dewey ODIIng own Ave. Branch Library for three

library in the system. They supplement the local library's col- Drip less months before going on to another 00300

SOH lection and may be borrowed for V. D. Interior Basement

Among the titles included are Wh' 0 1086 Lyell Ave. (Near Glide home reading. Latex BOND•WELL " Prophets of the Revolution", lte nly

M3rie-·ii3il13 $ 2 3G? ;:~~:E~~ 3 ~~ QUICK DRY BLACK ASPHALTUM PAINT OR METAL SURFACE

DAP Spackling Compound

Buy One Get One FREE

BEAUTY SALON 1182 Dewey Ave.

W·ASH, SET & CUT

BUDGET PERM

. GL 8-4800

FROSTING $8.50

HOURS: TUES., WED., SAT. 9 • 5 THURS. and FRI. 9 - 9

NO APPOINTMENT NECESSARY SATURDAY BY AP POIN T MENT ONLY

3 OPERATORS

ODD a Odd a Ends 50~ $199

Values to 7.00 Galloft Quart Gallon

Su ce Nu Plastic Wood & Lino Fin ish .50 Quart Plas tic Paint Pail .19 Each Sponge Mops 1.50 Each Forks - Spades - Shove ls $1.69 Plant, Garden & Lawn Fertilizer 40% off Window Screens Assorted Sizes at Cost Furnace Filters Assorted Sizes 2 for 1.00 Roof Cement & Coating 5 Gal. Pails 2.69

Rochester Painters SUPPLy· & ARDWARE . ·sT. . -FA 8-8534

YOUR CHOICE

$325 Gal.

• White House Paint

• Aluminum Paint

• Porch & Deck 2 Grays

• SASH & Trim Black or Da rk Green

• White Gloss & Semi-Gloss

Central Library of Rochester and Monroe County Historic Newspapers Collection-


Plumbing and Furnace Work For Reliable Service Call

~letzger & Brayer-GL B-5000

AT

LEDLIE JEWELERS G.LA. GEMOLOGIST

840 DEWEY AVE. AT DRIV. PK. ssionol Bldg. (2ND FLOO

LADirS' & MEN'S

HAMIL TONS- 49.50 UP VANTAGES - 11 . 95 to 35.00

ALL 17 to 21 JEWELS

MIDLAND CHARGE

Plenty Of Parking Space

At 820 DEWEY AVE.

CUBS OF PACK NO. 212 of Holy Family Church visited the Coast Guard recently on one of their educational side trips. They ore pictured above with their Den Mother, Doris Cooper, their assistant Cubmaster John Nou, Sr., and Den Mother Patricio Stone in the background.

LOOKING AHEAD TO retirement? You will find advice in books magazines, and pamphlets at your nearby public library_

WHAT DO YOU want to know? Books from your nearest public library can help you gain mastery of vtrtually any subject.

NOW OPEN!-

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SHOPPING CENTER

24 HOUR SERVICE

CL 4-7500

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• OIL

• GAS • COAL 0 00

PLUS PARTS

....__ _ _____ Call CL 4-7500 ______ ..,.

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~ GARDENING SPRING t .! SPECIALS MOTOR ' ' 50 FOOT ~ . ! LAWN HOSE S1 49 TUNEUP l 'OSCILLATING lAWN SPECIAL ! i SPRINKLER S499 ! 'GREEN CHIEF 22 lbs . $59 5 ~ iFERTILIZER S299

LABOR ~ ' PLUS PARTS !

'i YUOSUER (i).. . H~AES~R~E OPEN M~N~~~r~ THURS. ', , 6:30a.m. to 10 p . m.

FRI. & SAT. Til 9 p.m.

! RAY SHATZEi;"S''·" I b~:-~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~--:~!~s.~J

Window Shades

Made

While

You

Wait

The BRITER Paint Store 497 STONE RD. (Near Dewey Ave.)


LUNCHEONS DINNERS

\

2485 MT. READ BlVD. Between Ridge Rd.& . Ridgeway ave. off Expressway oo westsiie -

To bring comfort and relief to those who seek our aid.


FUNERAL DIRECTOR

...----- 828 JAY STREET-----.. I AMPLE OFF- STREET PARKING I PHONE FA. 8-2323

EDWARD E. HAUBNER, ROBJRT ZIMMER SARTO W. STAIJJ(NE~Hr

Member of. lith Oimid Funeral Director's Au'n. Also NYS. OfA end' Netlociel ;oA; end Associ•~ FuMral ~cfon Service

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: METZINGER PUBLICATIONS, INc;. : , s . c • C 495 Emerson t. L 4-5200 • · ..................... ~: " • • • , ·-·". "' .. ~ ... -.. ... . •• w • - - ., - - ... - - • ~- • • •


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l ! i What's I I Left! i I ! 1 Spring Dresses • Prom Gowns ! ~ Broken Sizes But Wonderful Buys! ~

I DRESS SHOPPE I 420 LYELL AVE. i

j .GL 8-6169 ~ -~ . . OPEN EVES. 'TIL 9 ~ -~ ·our Fit Is Pnde-We e 'Em All SAT. ' TIL s:oo ~ ~ ............ .,.~~-_,_,.,....,_,....,.....,.._....,,_,..,..,.-..__...-:.'~ ..... ..-. ..... __ ..,....~_.--...

WEDDING INVITATIONS

FROM $6.95 per 100 Accessories Also Available

BY APPOINTMENT Herb Fousse Printing

195 Ha<Jue St. ID 6-9073

Dancing Lessons Saturdays Only

Private & semi-private

Childrens Classes (3 to 5)

Reasonable ID 6-2473

Memo from


to young parents

Did you ever wish that someone would develop a life insurance plan that would (1) provide a large amount of protection (at very low rates) while your children are growing and (2) give you back every cent you put into it, plus a profit, at age 65?


Wesley Methodist Morning worship on Sunday will

be at 10. The minister, Rev. George M. Davis, will preach. Church S c h o o 1 extended sessions, crib through 4th grade, are also at 10. At 11, Church School for all ages and adult class in Fellow ship Hall.

W.S.C.S. Executive meeting is tonight at 7:30. The w.s.c.s. general meeting wUI be Wednesday, June 15, in the Fellowship Hall. A pot luck supper is planned and will be served at 6:30p.m.

' Grace Methodist "What Does It Mean To Follow

Christ?" is the theme chosen by Rev. Glenn Alty crafts, senior minister for Sunday morning at the 11 o' clock service of worship. Nursery care is provided during the hour of this service as well as during the hour of Church School beginning at 9:45.

The Crusaders' Class announces a gym night for Friday, June 3, at 7:30 p.m. at Buckman School. Mr. and Mrs. Richard Edgett will act as co-host:.:e;:::;.ss::..::e;;.=.s•:...._-=--Dewey Presbyterian

A couples' retreat is planned again th1s year at the Presbyterian Manor House at Hillside from early Friday evening through Saturday afternoon. Rev. Albert L. Jeandheur will lead the discussion. The retreat theme is "In side story" and discussions will concern four modern books and the implication that they have for "increasing our insight or deepening our faith", says Mr. Jeandheur.

On Sunday morning at the regular 10:45 service, the Sacrament of Holy Communion will be celebrated and over 40 new members w111 be received into the fellowship of the church. Included in this group will be approximately 20 young people who have pursued a year-long course of instruction leading to membership.

Trinity Lutheran Tomorrow (Thursday) 6:30 p.m.

Semper Fldelis Circle banquet at Maplewood Inn.

Friday to Sunday, Girl Scout Camporee at Beechwood camp, Sodus, N.Y.

Sunday, Holy Communion Services 8:30 and 10:30 a.m. 9:30 a.m. Church School and Adult Bible Class. Luther League picnic at Keuka Lutheran Camp.

Monday, June 6, 7:45 a.m. 75th Anniversary Committee meeting.

Sunday, June 12, camp Sunday. 9:30 a. m. Church School. 10:30 Church service. Picnic of the Ambassador's Club at Frenzel's home

-DELICIOUS · NOON LUNCHES

: T-BONE STEAK


S150 CL 4-9693

Excellent Accamodations · Wedding Receptions • Banquets

Vic Cassata, your host

Norbert E. Vay Funeral Hom~_

604 MAPLE STREET FA 8-9100 Norbert E. Yay, Licensed Manage,.

Amm,~~w~~%~$~~ ~m~%m~in~L~h~o~ni~a~·!N~.~Y~.~h~o!m~3~p~.m~.~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ annual premium, for the first 20 years, of $201.10. His protection decreases gradually for 20 years to approximately $14,480. At that point, his annual premium drops to $143.70. At age 65, he will have paid-up in-

/<enneth P. Schleich., Joseph R. Yay.

surance amounting to $19,530 .. . or cash amounting to ................. $13,659.00 He will have invested . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6,896.00 and his profit will be .................. $ 6,763.00

If he wishes, the cash value of his policy can buy him a life income of $97.53 per month with payments guaranteed for 10 years.

Dividends and interest used in the above illustration are based on present scale and must not be considered estimates or guarantees for future years. r----------GET THE FACTS TODAY----------,

Please send me the rates and profit figures for my age on your new Profit Builder Plan. I understand that I am under no obligation and no one from the bank will visit me. I am interested in rates for (check one):

$15,000 $20,000 $30,000.

NAME (Please Print)

ADDRESS CITY STATE DATE OF BIRTH PHONE

Community Savings Bank RocHEsTER. NEw voRK 14604

$

ZIP

Cor Moon & Clonton Cor Exehanae & Brood 300 Wor~ng Rood 424 Ridge Rood Wut Cor South

Ma1n & Church. Pttlsford. N Y 1 Mtdlown Arcade Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation

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lNJh ACRYLIC LATEX

HOUSE PA~NT • Applies So Easily • Needs No Primer* • Whitest White Ever • Non-Fading Colors

•over painted surfaces

CARL SMITH HARDWARE

389 AMES ST. (open Fri. 'til 9 p.m.) :FA 8-6050

... ularly

7.20 Gal.

GAL. For Limited Time Only At Carl Smith Hardware

Central Library of Rochester and Monroe County Historic Newspapers Collection14 The Vicinit Post June 1, 1966

DELICATESSEN

DEWEY at LEXINGTON

IS OPE

'til 1 a.m.

Holy Family Men Plan Installation ·

An installation banquet at which new officers wUl take over is set by men of Holy Family Church for Wednesday, June 15 at 6:30 p. m. in the Pine Room. Father Robert Kanka wUl be the guest speaker.

Tickets may be obtained from the new officers or from George Stockmeister. Friends as well as members are invited.

New officers are: President, Joseph Reber; vice president, John Schwartz; financial secretary, Louis Nau, Sr.; treasurer,Dennis Nau; recording secretary, Peter Zachery.

Flea Market Saturday Epiphany E pi s co p a 1 church

women announce their 6th annual Antique Flea Market on the church grounds, 3285 Buffalo Rd. on Saturday, June 4 from 10 a.m. until dark.

A s mall admittance fee is charged for adults but there is no charge for children. A snack bar will be open. In case of rain the sale will be held ins ide.

~X~~ Your iOth Ward

Florist ·

HALL'S FLOWER SHOP

2075 Dewey Ave.

UN 5-6533 XXXXXXXX&XXX


Thurstonia Lodge Sturgeon Lake in the heart of the

Kowortho , 90 mlles N. E . of Toronto

DELICIOUS

• MEALS

EXCEL L E NT

• FISHIN G Bathing - Tennis - Golf - Dancing

RATES


CHILDREWS RATES Housokeepin9 Cottages

$4 5 .00- $75.00 Per Week For Information

SHATZEL HARDWARE CALL DON GEHM 634 Britton Rd.

NO 3-5221

COME IN AND SEE

THE FULL LINE OF

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SPINDRIER

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r!JZtm ·Refrigerators

·AIR Conditioners ·FREEZERS

-WE DELIVER-SERVICE ALL THESE APPLIANCES·

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eiPrescriptions • DRUGS STORE HOURS

FREE DELIVERY

w ~

Open Doily 9 a.m. - 10 p.m. Sunday 9 a.m. to 4 p.m.

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RIDGE DONUT CENTER

638 Lake Ave. At Glendale Pork

Fresh Italian Bread Cakes for All Occasions

RICH'S ICE CREAM

• .Heating Equipment

• Burner Service

• Heating Oi Is

BE ·S-2755

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Varie ty

Coffee & Donuts 24 HOURS

A DAY

SPECIAL WEDNESDAY ONLY!

Glazed DONUTS 69~~z. Regularly 75¢ per do z en

PLUMBING

BATHROOMS Package Un it

New Water Servi ces

Alfred A. Niemeyer PLUM BING


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Expertly Repaired

AERO HARDWARE 1430 Dewey Ave. 832 W. Main St. GL 8-3220 B E 5· 561 4

MOVING

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BICYCLES REPAIRED I Bicycle Accessories J Aluminum Storm Windows 1 I We Buy, Sell or Trade

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FOR EXPERIENCE PIANOS - keasonable i TV

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PLUMBING


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Electric Sewer Equipment KITCHEN - BATHROOM

MODERNIZATION

FREE ESTIMATES

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SHANNON & SON PLUMBING • HEATING

CL 4-3160 Res. GL 8-tl66 ._ ___ Since 1896---

TVRECORD CHANGERS + ~ PHONOGRAPHS T V • STEREOS T V

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TV REPAIR • Same day service calls • Evening calls made • All Work Guaranteed

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CHILDREN 'S and LADIES' HAIR Also Shaves & Shampoos

~f~E~fLIOUOR _ STOR Italian Swiss Colony

Napa Sonoina

Mendocino

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WINE CALL ID 6-

3659 FREE DELIVE

613 BROAD ST. At Romeyn)

_._JPienty Free Parking Side of ___ $tore-•

GRINN~~'S 1521-1529 LAKE AVE.

(Cor. Ridge)

The home of

QUALITY

MEATS

MARKET GL 8..0048

FRESH VEGETABLES

GREEN BEANS-ASPARAGUS MUSHROOMS-cAULIFLOWER

STRAWBERRIES

PORK LOIN ~~~ 6 9~. DOMINO CANE 5 lbs. 'GROUND BEEF SUGAR 59 ~t PATTIES lOibs.$590'

BABY BEEF LIVER '7.9~t

89,!. HIP BONE

STEAK BUTTER ARPEAKO 7 5 ~:,

.~AUSAGE MEAT•b·69~ BACON '!'081N FIRST PRI~E 9 5·~.

Powers Explains New Aspiration

People have asked him why, since the salary is the same and there IS more work involved, that he is running for the State Senate rather than theAssembly this year; and Assemblyman James E. Powers has a ready answer. Here it is:

"I've enjoyed representing the people of the northwest district and have now had experience understanding their problems as well as those of my home area in the southwest. Only the Senate district is large enough to represent both districts under the new alignment."

Powers , who is a high school teacher by profession, served as councilman in Chili from 1961 to 1964 when he was elected to the State A s s e m b 1 y. He was re-elected in 1965 when the Assembly districts were changed, adding all or parts of the Ninth, Tenth and 24th Wards. Now the lines are changed again and the Northwest wards have been thrown back into the distnct represented by Charles F. Stockmeister.

P lumbtnq ond F umoce Work For Reho ble Servtce Coli

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Special Summer Rates Few Dotes Still Available

Call GL. 8-0472


CENTER

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June 1, 1966

* POT A TO SALAD

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The Vicini Post

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* SCALLOPED POT A TOES

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* MEAT LOAVES

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' I ' Now located at ' ' ~ ! SSS BROAD ST. ! CORNER BROWN ST. ~ ! PLUMBING & HEATING SUPPLIES ! ! WHOLESALE PRICES • SAME PH ONE CL 4-4900 ' ~, ___ .. .... _,~_,_,....,._,,.,.,,-,_,.....,,_,,.....,_....,.,..~-~.,.--..... ~

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Non-inflationary prices! We're keeping prices down to prevent inflation!

Republic Thermoglass. 0


7950 40 GALLON

IHSTALLED 8 9 50 JANITROL

GAS FURNACE 10 Year F ree Service Policy

Completely Installed $5 8 9 100,000 B. T.U.

Wi II heat 6 room house including oil necessary duct work and piping.

10 Yr. Warranty


Marine Micllancl Charges Accepted

HEATING INSTALLATION SERVICE, INC. 759 Flower City Park

GL 8-9806 <since t924l GL 8-2716

WANT TO PUT your best foot forward? Consult the many books on etiquette and correct form for every occasion at your nearby public library.



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GL 8-5301

* Spring Time Summer Time •

Get Your Griddle Ready

CHARCOAL BRIQUETS

PICNIC SUPPLIES

FRESH DAILY

3 ROOM APT. Newly redecorated, heat, hot water, stove, refrigerator

Inquire 8 a.m. • 5 p.m.

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COLD CUTS and CHEESE

HOTS • HAMBURG IAL._D IEJICO'N

Always Fresh ' ' ~ ~-& Home Made Too!

MACARONI - POTATO BAKED GOODS CABBAGE- BEANS

Murray Delicatessen 502 LYELL AVE.. at Murray \'c Ca ColdPst llc-cr On Lyell AvP. - CL 4-9799

ARROW SUPER MARKET 531 Dewey .Ave.

SPECIALS GOOD WEDNESDAY, JUNE I , thru TUESDAY, JUNE 1

BONELESS ROLLED

BOSTON

BEEF ROAST 89~

CHOICE

CHUCK STEAK

491b( FRESH GROUND

HAMBURG 3:.$1

DOMINO PURE CANE

SUGAR 5 lb. BAG

CHOICE SMALL

Porterhouse STEAK $10?

LEAN MEATY

PORK.STEAK

59~ BONELESS

VEAL CUTLET

99,~ WHITE or TEXAS

HOTS :~I~

5,~ CHASE & SANBORN

COFFEE 1-lb. CAN

GENUINE SPRING

LEG-0 LAMB. 69~.

ECONOMY

T-BONE STEAK

65! SKIN LESS

STEAMERS

2 :. $1 COUNTRY MAID SLICED

BACON

9,: MEDIUM GRADE A

EGGS 3 DOZEN

$ 00

FRYERS or BROILERS

33~ PLYMOUTH 3 lb.

CANNED

HAM

$298 ITALIAN

SAUSAGE

79!. DELICIOUS

CUBE STEAK

85! BLUE BOY CANNED

SODA 6 12oz.

CANS

PURE SHORTENING

BAKE-RITE 3-lb. CAN

SILVER BELL

MARGARINE 4 5 ( ARROW SALAD

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2 LARGE 21/z SIZE

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RIVER VALLEY FROZEN

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VOL. 39 NO. 23

"'Tin Degrees At St. John Fis her

Among the 141 candidates who received degrees at the 12th commencement exercises of st. John F isher College on June 5 were the following from the Northwest area:

James J. Kolb, 54 Tarwood Dr. (formerly of 276 Wilder St.) B.A. in philosophy Summa Cum Laude. (Mr. Kolb has won a New York Regent s Graduate Fellowship and will do doctor al work at New York University in the fall. ) He al so won t he Zelda Lyons Medal for proficiency in the humanities.

Vito J. Sciscioli, 36 Avery st. , B.A. in philosophy; Sylvester Spinnichia, 51 Delmar St., B.B.A. in business; Gerald M. Yazback, 94 Michigan St., B.A. in histon.

Thomas G. Bahr, 56 Redwood Rd. , B.A. in English; Robert V. Bindert, 107 Bryan st., B.A. in economics.

John F. Robbins, C.S.B., 53 Winchester St., B.A. in English.

O'Connor Attacks GOP R ecord

Ninth Ward Democrats held one of their most successful dinners last Friday at Logan' s Party House and heard a spirited attack on the Republican s t ate administration from F r ank D. O'Connor, president of the City Council of New York and a leading candidate for the gubernatorial nomination this fall.

Master of ceremonies was Andrew Celli, ward leader, and the committee in chargewasheadedby Stuart E. van Auken and John Daniel, co- chairmen. All 1 o c a 1 candidates were introduced and spoke briefly. -----

24th GOP Party Republicans of the 24th Ward got

their 1966 campaign off to a good start on June 7 with a well attended card party at the W e s t S 1 de Ukranian c 1 u b. There was no speech making, but all the local candidates were introduced.

WE DDING FLOWERS to fit your budget beautifully arranged by Flower Fashions, 630 Ridge Rd. W., UN 5-7270.-Adv.

, eStllgrtUil's

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ROCHESTER, N.Y., WEDNESDAY, JUNE 15, 1966

Graduations, Promotions SCHOOL NO. 7 HOLY APOSTLES

The following children are being promoted from sixth grade at Lake View School No. 7 to seventh grade on J u ~ e 23. The s e children will all be attending John Marshall High School :

William Adams, Frank Borrelll, Terence Br ooks, James Buchanan, Richa rd Car roll, Christopher Dunbar, Ber nard Faulconbridge, Ruben Fuentes, Peter Gramiak, Chris topher Gucwa.

M i c h a e 1 Hamilton, Charles Hamza, Edmund Hart, Steven Kennedy, Keith Leschander, Lawrence Mannhardt, Gregory Masceri, James Mason, Richard Mercendetti, David Morabito.

Allen Moxley, John Palmer, William Remillard, Robert Ross, Theodore Smith, Wayne Tennant, Paul Tese, Vies t u r s Tim rots, Michael Wilson.

Rosemary Abbate, Mary Aubin, Karen· Bellinger, Deidre Bo, Linda carr, Jane Costello, Diane Dailey, Elizabeth Ferlicca, Joanne Gerardi, Deborah Granger.

Donna Halling, Margaret Heinrich, Debra Hosfeld, Margaret Josephson, Susan Keady, Barbara Lang, Deborah Lewis, June Lute, Mary Jean McQueen, Jo Ann Michael, Linda Morreale.

Judith Muir, Kathy Neumann, Karen Pyles, Jacqueline Raymer, Connie Raynor, Bonnie Roberts, Susan R o b e r t s, Susan Sanders, Pat r i c i a Schulz, Susan Upson, Kathy Visiko, Roberta Vorabel, Barbara Wendell.

On Friday, June 17, there will be an assembly to recognize special servcies rendered by individuals and Transfer of Flags will take place.

The sixth grade boys and girls are planning a class picnic Monday, June 20 at Ellison Park.

Moving up exercises has been planned for Grades 4-7 for Wednesday, June 22.

HUSH PUPPIES for all the members of your family. Buy them at Amico's Shoe Store, 1775 De wey Avenue. -Adv.

WE DDING FLOWERS from B I an chard ' s hove the touch of professi onal designers plus personal ized service. 58 Lake Ave . Dial 232· 2255. Adv.

Holy Apostles School will celebrate Mass In honor of their graduates Sunday, June 26 at 9o'clock.

Graduation exercises will take place Sunday, June 26 at 3 p.m. in the church. The graduates are:

James Arthmann, Gerald Buscemi, Peter Cartella, Lawrence Cicala, Philip Davola, Ernest DiCesare, Pat rick D1 Nardo, P?-trick Donofr io, William Falandays, Patrick Fasciano.

Thomas Ferri, Vincent Frank, Philip Fusilll, Louis Genovese, David Germano, Matthew Gumina, Paul Huber, Albert L o i a con o, Frank McElligott, Michael Mattia.

Bart Noto, Samuel Pernicano, Ralph Plccinino, Simon Picciolo, Joseph Porter, Robert Reulbach, Kevin Rogers, Richard Russo, Stephen Schneider, Thomas Shatzel, John Skeval.

Nicholas Sortino, Joseph Spinell!, Darryl Stadtmiller.

Linda Annucci, Vincenza Caprarella, Mary Carte 11 a, Carol Cimino, Lisa Contestabile, Mary Fiorica, Marian Gaudio, Ann Iacubucci, Margaret Krekich, Mary Jo LaDonna.

Linda Lamendola, Roxy Jane La Rocque, Diane Lipan i, Judy Mancuso, Carol Mikulski, Kathleen Montanarello, Edith Pereira, Carlotta Nitto, Donna Pettrone, Sharon Pettrone.

Gabriella Ranalletta, Patricia Rizzo, Sharon Romano, Jo Ann Serio, Victoria Simonettt, Diane T asci one, Bonnie Van Grol, and Dorothy Wargo.

SACRED HE ART Graduation exercises at Sacred

Heart School will take place on Wednesday, June 22 at 7:45 p.m. The graduates are:

Margaret Anderson, Grant Bach, James Bailey, Daniel Barkley, Brenda M. Bauer, Kathleen Begy, Allen Benjamin, Ann Marie Benson, Kathleen Bishop, Barbara Bloomer, Timothy Brooks, Paul Brophy, Thomas Burgo, James

BANQUETS • Shower, reception, party foci lities for over 90 people. Kit chen privileges option a I, you furnish food. Call Bavarian Restaurant, 746 Joy St., BE 5-9538.-Adv.

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THE VICINIT Y LOCAL BULK RATE POST POSTAL U.S. POSTAGE

PATRON PAID 495 Emerson St.

Permit No. 958 Rochester, N. Y. Postage Paid Rochester, N. Y. 14613

Burke, w 1111 a m Burnett, Julia Cameron, Barbara Cantin, Ellen Carroll, Steve Centron, Deborah Chatterton.

Kathleen Clifford, Ellen Connelly, Jeanne Courtright, Charles c ronmlller, Jeffrey Cunningham, Paul D' Aloisio, Darlene Danzig, Lawrence Davis, John Decker.

Patricia Decker, Deborah DelVecchio, Mary Pat Dennis, David Dietrich, Lucille DiGiulio, Anthony DiSano, carol Driscoll, Robert Ebert, David Elam, Karen Emerson, Donna Farrell.

Lynne Farrell, Joan Fetzner, Michael Fichtner, Karen Fisher, Patricia A. Flynn, Patricia E. Flynn, Beverly Fox, Leonard M. Frachel, Roberta Gordon.

Michael Goth am, John Hall, Robert Hannan, Richard Hillengas, carol Hochheimer, Barbara Hoenig, Margaret Hogan.

Elizabeth Holbig, Valerie Humnicky, Robert Insalaco, Thomas Jackson, Richard Kastner, Patricia Keane, John Keating, William Kellman, Barbara Kenny, Michael Kirkey.

Thomas W. Koch, Mary Jo Kolb, Jean Koshella, Robert Kowalczyk, Karen J. Kupiec, Denise Leary, Ro sann Lippa, Linda Lytle, Michael Malinka, Mary Martin.

James Maslyn, Kevin Mccarthy, Patrick J . McCarthy, stephen McGrane, Kevin McMillen, Mark McNally, Mary Anne McNally, Thomas McTammany, Ingrid Melllcan.

William Metherell, Eugene Michael, Kevin Nonna, Deborah More, Mary Agnes Morrison, Kathleen Murphy, David Nesta, Robert Newell, C a r o 1 y n Newton, Karen Nolph.

Dennis Norton, Michael 0'Connor, David O'Sullivan, Rosanne Paolotto, Mary Pheilshitter, Arthur Pires, Martha Platt, Michael Pokuteckl, David Riley.

William Ross, Colleen Rowan, John Saxe, Susan Schlltzer, Richard Schmidt, Edward Shaffer, Robert Shirley, Robert Skuse.

James Smith, Lorllyn Smith, Stephen Snell,Josef stegh,Maureen

Inst allation Set By Moth er's Club

Holy Apostles Mothers Clubwill conduct installation of officers at a tureen supper Monday, June· 20, at 6 p. m. in the school hall. Reservations may be made by calling: Mrs. Martin LoBiondo at CL 4- 6410 or Mrs. Michael Rosso, Jr. at CL 4-0633. Deadline for reservations is today (June 15).

New officers are president, Mrs. John Huber; vice-president, Mrs. Ernest Gaudio; secretary, Mrs. Michael Rosso, Jr. ; treasurer, Mrs. Joseph Damelio.

Sullivan, Dorothy Swartzenberg, Daniel Thomas, Linda Thompson, Sharon Touhey, carol TUite.

Marsha Vahue,Richard Wegman, Jeffrey Wera, Kathleen Whelehan, Maureen Whelehan, Joseph Woytash, Robert Zack, Francine M. Zagorski, Nancy Zorn.

SCHOOL NO. 30 Seventh grade promotion exer

cises will be held Wednesday, June 22 at 9:30 a.m. in the No. 30 School multi-purpose room. The class of 1966 has planned a choral speaking presentation. "Our Heritage of Freedom".

The annual transfer of flags will take place during the program. The present standard bearer, Michael Fowler, and present guardian of the flag, Denise Viavattine, will transfer their flags to the new standard bearer, Thomas Curtis, and new guardian of the fiag, Patricia Polimeni.

GRADUATES: Candice. Bianchi, Linda Bianchi, Patricia Buttaro, Rhoda Clayton, Sharon Curtis, Joanne Dioguardi, Arlene D'Onofrio, Bonnie Dow swell, Donna Dow swell, Joanne Gallucci, Linda Godfrey, Patricia Giancola, Annette Guarino, Sandra Hayes, Sandra Higinson, Nancy Johnson, Merrilee Nel lenbach, Donna Ouellette, Sigrid

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'Established 1927

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OF F ICE- 495 Emerson Street, Rochester, N.Y.

F. R. METZINGER Editor and Publisher GOR DON A. STONE Advertising Manager

CL 4-5200

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Complete Asso t e t Milos Plumbing, Inc. 91 Frost Ave. party facllities for over 90 people. r m n FA 8 -3069. Kitchen priviJ.eqes optional , you fur-nish food. Call Bavarian Restaurant,

Fresh Flowers and TELEVISION Service. Prompt reason- 746 Jay St., BE 5-9538. able. Modern TV and Radio, 447 Lyell GL 8 -0432. FOR RENT

Artificial creations DRESSMAKING - Alterations, all GLAMORENE electric rug shampooer 'J' kinds, reasonable. Maggio Sapienza, for rent $2 a day. Carl Smith Hardware,

S 1193 Lyoll Avenue, CL 4-8060. Call 389 Ames St. ee weekdays, all day Saturdoy. FLOOR SANDERS & edgers. $5 a day

'Raymond's Florist 2~:~~~~~~0R~~~f~I.N~o~y~;~oJ:~s~; ~o;e~oth. ::::~:a::w::~ 498 Lyell

CHARLIE' S WASHER SERVICE - USED BIKES - Augie & Tony's TV

1038 LYELL AVE. PHONE GL 8-5897 Specializing in all wringers. Easy Shop, 446 Campbell St. Hours 7 p.m. Spinners, automatics , G.E. , Norqe, 9 p.m. FA 8_2000,

LYELL CARD & GIFT SHOP

FATHER'S DAY AND

GRADUATION

Kenmore, Whirlpool. Also sells used machines. Call ID 6-9592. 543 Haque Street.

FOR SALE

PLUMBING FIXTURES - Used and' new. Reasonable. Miles Plumbing, Inc. 91 Frost Ave. FA 8•3069.

LYELL AVE. BAPTIST Church is holding its services in the rectory temporarily. The church edlflce was badly damaged by fire two weeks ago.

·McCue's GROCERY·

577 Ridgeway ,

SUNDAY FEATURE BAKED FRESH

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ICE COLD

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FILTERS far your furnace. Enjoy clean healthful air, save coal with new filters. Call Metzger & Brayer Co. GL 8-5000.

USED WASHERS - Automatic. Guaranteed, recond1tioned. Bills Washer SerYlce, 861 Jay St., BE 5-3482.

-~:,jCAVALL'S RESTAURANT 99 RIDGE RD. W ., at Lake Ave. HOURS - 11:30 A.M. TO 9 P.M.

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Getting married? Graduating?

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TOWELS 6 FOR$1 00

BRAVO ELBOW 2 49 MACARONI lbs. (

MAYONNAISE qt.39~ PAPEREP9

LiTES 59( CAMPBELL'S CHICKEN NOODLE

SOUP GLBIIDALB MABKBT

3 GOt. 49( CANS

NEW INTRODUCTORY OFFER FROZEN

FREEZER QUEEN SLICED

CHICKEN a GRAVY

21b. $109 PKG.

CLOVER FARM

CHEESE SLICES

YELLOW & WHITE

3 Soz. $100 PKGS.

CLOVER FARMSTOBE f 620 DEWEY AVE. cor. Glendale I

300~1°0 FRESH

PEACHES

23~. U.S. CHOICE BEEF

QUARTERS & SIDES

CUT & WRAPPED

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TO YOUR I

ORDER •••

FOR 1~1 -FREEZERS

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l

TUXEDOS FOR RENT

j.U, ~~ Poodle Stylist · In Black

,

Strolo and Cut-Away Styles

ALTERATIONS and

REMODELING


w~~TwEDINNER JACKETS


Personalized

GROOMING Toys and Min

For Appointment

ID 6-1450 or

PAPPANI, TAILOR BR 1-2333

292 l)rivinp; Pk . :\v('.

Between Lake & Dewey

444 AMES ST.

r---c~iU;F;;-c:m;~;--~---1 t BEAUTY CARE · \. , t - -t M c • k' Beauty L:r ~~' t t c ormiC s Shop ~ t l 1577 Dewey Ave., near Pullman GL 8-9211 & -.. .. ~~~~..-..~~~ .... ~~~~ .... ~~~

Memo from


to young parents

Did you ever wish that someone would develop a life insurance plan that would (1) provide a large amount of protection (at very low rates) while your children are growing and (2) give you back every cent you put into it, plus a profit, at age 65?


Ladies To Bowl The newly formed Neighborhood

Ladies Bowling League will hold a meeting Tuesday, June 21, at 7:30 p.m. at Al Frattare's AveryBowling Center. The eight team league will be bowling TUesdays at 9:15 p.m. starting Sept. 6. Women bowlers or teams interested are asked to attend or to call Frattare at GL 8- 0472; Irene Visconte, BE 5-7083; or Ida Enright, BE 5-4391.

Christ Presbyterian " stephen Won't Clam Up" will

be the sermon topic Sunday at the 10:30 services with Rev. Robert Booher preaching. Holy Communion will be observed with new members being received and welcomed. A congregational meeting is listed tor Sunday, June 26, at 11 a.m. '

~·········ANNOUNCING·········-

BOB and ADDIE'S RESTAURANT

1777 Dewey Ave. near Ridge Rd.

OPEN 6 A.M . to 6 P.M.

COMPLETE MENU Breakfast Short Orders - Dinners

FRIDAY SPECIAL

Fish - Sea llops - Shrimp

TAKE OUT SERVICE

Manager - Addie York Formerly Ernie's Restaurant

~-····· · ······················ · ····

first class for neatness •• · ••

BRING ALL YOUR GARMENTS TO

Permanent Waves • For June Graduates • For Summer Vocations

We're busy, but there is still time for an

appointment iust for you Specializing In

HAIR CUTTING

CARAFI C.E BEAUTY SALON

871 Dewey Ave., (opp. Sy's Drug StoN) Gl 8-1190 Open 6 Days A Weelc- 9 to 6: Tues., Tllurs .. ni. EVes.

·MAPLEDALE ARTY HOUSE

ALL LEGAL BEVERAGES

Complete Planning Service For: BANQUETS - PARTIES - WEDDINGS - SOCIALS

BUSINESS MEETINGS- CLAMBAKES- RECEPTIONS

6 PRIVATE PARTY ROOMS Ann<• and l'inrc Fedele,

~our hns ts

1020 MAPLE ST. Near Glide PLENTY FREE PARKING - GROUPS TO 1,000 PEOPLE

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I MIKE CERAME ~ ! ' 1259 LYELL AVE . GL 8-2189 .f" . l ! (Near MT. READ BLVD.) !~ ~ ~ '

l DRIVE -IN l ' t hNSURANCE - FINANCINGi ~ Auto - Fire - Life Auto- Home - Mortgages ~ ' . i Easily Accessible- Easy To Park ! i OFF-STREET PARKING LOT IN FRONT OF .OUR OFFICE i

A man, age 25, who buys the $30,000 plan pays an annual premium, for the first 20 years, of $201.10. His . protection decreases gradually for 20 years to approxi- I mately $14,480. At that point, his annual premium 1

drops to $143.70. At age 65, he will have paid-up in-

~-~ALL LINDER ONE 'ROOF .. J

A Messag.e From Sherwood Drugs · surance amounting to $19,530 .. . or cash amounting to ................. $13,659.00 He will have in vested . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6,896.00 and his profit will be .................. $ 6,763.00


Dividends and interest used in the above illustration are based on present scale and must not be considered estimates or guarantees for future years. r---------GET THE FACTS TODAY----------,

Please send me the rates and profit figures for my age on your new Profit I Builder Plan. 1 understand that I am under no obligation and no one from I the bank will visit me. I am interested in rates for (check one): I

$15,000

NAME ADDRESS CITY DATE OF BIRTH

$20,000 $30,000

(Please Print)

STATE PHONE

Community Savings Bank RocHESTER. NEW voRK 14604

$

ZIP

Cor Moon & Cltnton Cor Exchonao & Brood 300 Worona Rood 424 Rid&e Rood West Cor. South

Matn & Church. P•ttsford, N Y Mtdtown Arude Member Federa1 Oepostt lns.., rance Corporation

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Sherwood Drugs puts 1 extra ingredient into every prescrip~ tion they fill. This ingredient is called, "Special Care".





SHER OOD. DRUGS . 630 RfDGE RD. W ., just North of A&P . WESTRIDGE . SHOPPING CTR.

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Central Library of Rochester and Monroe County Historic Newspapers Collection4 T he Vi c: in itY, Pos t June 15, 1966

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j IlEMEMBEB(imDAD ~ I Father's Day Gifts Suggestions At Mounts I

w = ~ ~SMOKER'S f.tp.A ~= Father's Day ~~

• Cards • PIPES ~ GIFT WRAPPED 9

--------------------------------- GIFT SETS CIGARS . i WHITE OWL• ROBERT BURNS: DUTCH MASTER SHOWCASE 5• ~·MAX FACTOR

= E•OLD SPICE --------------------------:: ----------= -----------

-§ •COLGATE'S 007 ---Scripta Bute ne a nd

• ZIP PO LIGHTERS ----- MOUNT DRUG co. -------- -Prescription Speci a lists - Harry Mount, Ken' Frodenburgh

~ 1286 Dewey Ave. GL 8-7870 § ;;11111111111111111111111111111111111111111111 ~····111111111111111111·~ r-:~ _.,.,.._,,..._.. ..-- ,___,...- .-.........--~ ..... __...__..--- - ~ 1 I .. . REFLECTION OF A ' ! LOVELIER YOU • • • I l WITH A NEW I I HAl R STYLE ,, ~ Come in today. Let one of our expert!' l 9 o.m. to 6 p.m. beauticians style, cut and set your hair. ' I Wed. and Fri. 9-9 You'll love the way you look!

I Pii''- OLA BEAUTY SALON I l35 PU~LMAN AVE. CL 4-4590 I

...:.:.,..~ _____ , _ , __________ )

ROBLEE~

Open 9 o.m. • 8:30 p.m.

Sot. ' til 6 p.m.

Closed Wednesdoys


SERVICES

ADMIRAL CARTING - Furniture, pianos, applianco movinq. GL 8· 89!8.

MOVING & CARTING - Reasonable rates. Bob Glasser. FA 8•4l270.

FLOORS laid, sanded, refinished, since 1921- Cy J. Collemyn. GL 8-6685.

WALLS WASHED - An inexpensive woy to beautify your walls. OS 1· 4136.

CELLAR DRAINERS • Automatic, electric. Metzqer & Brayer Co. Since 1898. GL 8-5000. 485 Lyell Avenue.

TUBES TESTED FREE • TV and radio trouble? Call GL 8-9786, give us your make and modal number. We will help you find the trouble. Also reasonable service calls . Prinzi ' s TV & Appliance , 761 Dewey Ave, 10 a.m. to 9 p.m.

TILE ROOFS repaired. Free estimates. C. Gilbert, 433 Flower City Pork. CL 4 ·7655.

GUTTERS -Cleaned, repaired , pointed. Now qutters installed. All g uaran teed. Fully insured. Free estimates. R. L. Ross, CL 4·4218.

ROOFI NG • Wind damage. Match ing · colors . Ropairs & new work. Reasonabl e pricos . Froe estimate. Guaranteed. Fully insurod. R. L. Ross, 555 Birr St. CL 4·4218.

. WE'LL HAUL IT AWAY - Clean out your ollie , cellar or qoroqe . FA 8-4270.

TOASTERS, irons, lamps, coffee makers , can openers, electric drills repaired. Keys made. Zack's Repair Service, 1318 Dewey Ave. CL 4 · 0584.

ROOF NEEDS repairing? Asphalt, slate & tile roofs . C.L. Gilbert, CL 4·7655.

RENTAL TRAILERS, hitches sold, 1nstolled. Corbett Trailer Rental. GL 8·3997. 135 Redwood Road.

CHIMNEY REPAIRS & cleaning. Free estimates. Daughton Construction Corp. BE 5·2735.

LICENSED PLUMBER specializing bathrooms, copper tubing installations, repairs , remodeling. Call GL 8-2429 If no onswpr call evenings.

~······LAKESHORE········

; DRIVING SCHOOL . . • ~

NO CHARGE FOR FIRST LESSON IF YOU ARE

NOT SATISFIED. .

-- Home Pick-Up Se rvice

Call For Full Particulars L ...... NO 3-6848 ....... ...

SHARPENING • Lownmowers, saws, knives, scissors, tools. Ace Fixit, 1342 Dewey Ave. CL 4·1514-

ANJON APPLIANCE Service - Re pairinq washers, dryers and stoves. All makes & models. All work guaranteed. GL 8·4453.

Rates per insertion, mtntmum charge of $1.00 for the first 10 words. Additional words after th e first ten are 5~ o word. Cosh (no stamps) must accompany ad. Send to 495 Emerson St.

CL OSING DATE-FRIDAY OF PRECEDING WEEK

SERVICES

RUG & STAIR CARPET installation . Reasonable. CL 4•3400.

SMALL APPLIANCES repaired . Toasters, lamps, irons, etc. Ace Fixit, 1342 Dewey Ave , CL 4•1 514.

PIANO TUNING and repairinq. Expert work , unconditionally guaranteed. J. A. O ' Connor. CL 4•0213 .

MOVING -Furniture, pianos, opplion~~·~~:~~0~oble. Glenwood Corlinq Co.

TAILOR WORK- Alte rations, repairs. My home. Gay 90 di shes lor sole. CL 4· 3447.

CEILINGS - Smooth, new , over old plaster. No mess. Stein, MA 1-3660.

LADIES - Sewing and alterations. 436 Driving Park Ave. CL 4•313!.

LAWNMOWERS, garden tools sharp· ened. 555 Avis St. GL 8·8122.

PAINTING 12xl2 bedroom $15. labor. Exterior house painlinq $295 • I Y, story house , labor & materials. BE 5-3101, GL 8- 3745.

CARPENTER WORK, all kinds. Porch enclosure, steps, kitchens, stair work, amusement room. Free estimate. GL 8· 9496.

INTERIOR PAINTING & wallpapering. Free e stimates. CL 4·6098 or EL 2-6995.

TV SERVICE - All makes, block & white, colors. CL 4·0003.

SEWING MACHINE repairs special , oiling and adjusting $1.95- Any make , anytime. Call Fairmount Sewinq Cen ter now, LI 4-3266.

DOG GROOMING - Poodle & cocker groomings. All othor breeds trimmed & bathed, nail clipping. By professional groomers. 56 Ridge Rd. w., Dial 4 58-6975.

HONEST RAY'S cleaning service. Kitchens, Hoor waxing , paint washed , painting, lawn cutting, hedqe trimming . CL 4·3195 after 6.

ELECTROLUX SALES, Service & Ports, also repossessed. Your cleaner checked free. Call Tony Liqozio, HU 2·1323, CL 4·4898.

LICENSED PRACTICAL NURSE -Over 30 years experience. Available. 11 - 7 preferred., Mon. thru. Fri. CL 4•

4200.~-~~~~~~~--~~~--- Plumbing and Furnace Work

For Reliable Service Call Metzger & Brayer-GL 8·5000

SERVICES

MASON WORK - Chimney repairs or new. Sidewalks, steps, plastering. Cementing old cellar walls. Reasonable prices. HU 2-1254.

CARPENTER WORK - Pointing. "Rec" rooms, additions, repairs. Home maintenance. Free estimates. Experienced. UN 5· 2110.

DRAPERIES, SLIP COVERS - Custom made from newt::sl decorator fob· rics. Halon ' s Fabrics, 2878 Dewey Ave. NO 3•2010.

VACUUM CLEANERS repaired, all makes. Bags, belts & brushes in stock. Zock•s Repair Service, 1318 Dewey Ave. CL 4•0584.

PATCH PLASTERING - We can repair any crack or rough plaster. Gua• ronteed not to show. Stein Plastering, MA 1·3660.

CHAIR CANING - Expert, reason• . ablo. Will pick up and deliver. Call

CL 4·8291.

WIND DAMAGE -Roofs, chimneys re paire d or new. Free estimates. CL 4• 6768.

PAINTING - Interior, exterior. Quick s ervice. Reliable. O'Jockson, 232-6047.

INSIDE PAINTING - Reasonable. Free estimates. ID 6-4858. R. A. Middlesworth.

EXTERIOR PAINTING - Excellent workmanship, quick, efficient service. Free estimates. Call CL 4·6098, EL 2-6995.

P.M.C. HOUSE WASHING, Aluminum s pecialist. Aluminum, wood and as· bestos sidmg washed to perfection. SPECIAL porches any size S25. Patrick M. Cocco, 35 Edgeland St., BU 8·2639, HU 2 · 1138.

REUPHOLSTERING beautifully done unconditionally guaranteed. Occosionol choirs, $5 plus your choice of beautiful latest fabrics. Get our price on sofas, lounge chairs and antiques , before you decide. You pay nothinq until job is completed. No job is too small. We are as close as your phone. Crodit terms orronqed. For free es timates and decorating counsel, just call FA 8-8948 anytime, or visit our shop, 631 Thurston Rd., Sterling Co.


451 RIDGE RD. W. UN5-3866 2 operators t o serv e you

O pen Doily 9-6 Wed. , Thurs., Fri. Eves

ROOM FOR RENT

2 SLEEPING ROOMS, furnished. Single & double. Girls only. CL4-0887. -----

HOUSES FOR RENT

7 ROOMS -Campbell St. $100 month heated. References required. BE 5· 0320.

The perfect (and practical) Father's Day gift!

Ever meet a man who didn't need some new

shoes? To replace the old ones, to keep up with

the new fashions, to go with a new suit.

That's why Roblee shoes make a practical

Father's Day gift. They are agreeably priced,

and they are always needed.

$16

Come in and get a gift certificate for HIS Father's Day present.

PHONE GL 8-4614

Since 1914

Central Library of Rochester and Monroe County Historic Newspapers CollectionFOR SALE

LATE MODEL, automatic zig zag sewing machine, buttonholes, blind hems, etc. No attachments needed. Guaranteed. Complet e balance $29 or $6.90 per month. Call LI 4·3266 any• time.

INDUSTRIAL single phas e 2 ·H.P. Century motor, $25. CL 4-6809.

BICYCLE, BOYS 26" Schwinn. Reasonable. After 4 p.m., I 57 Curtis St.

1956 CHEVY BEL-AIR • Hard top. Runs good • $50.00. GL 8· 3997.

USED WASHERS & DRYERS • Automatic & wringer $25 up. Guaranteed TVs, refrigerators , used furniture. George's Swap Shope, 484 W. Main St. FA8·2667.

QUEEN ANN SOFA with green down pillows. GL8 5882.

PERSIAN LAMB cape, size 16·!8. GL 8·1707.

STOVE, 36", white Summet. Good for cottage or collar· $10.00.22 combination storm windows , scroens , overage sizes $1.00 each. CL 4·8563 , 180 Fulton Ave.

RICCAR SEWING MACHINES, soles, service, repairs on oil makes. Lyoll Plozo Sewing Center. CL 4 -6170.

STANLEY HOME Products. Moth· proofing and spring cleaning specials. Lois Ross, 555 Birr St. CL 4·42!8. Free deli very.

TIRES ot wholesale prices ot our warehol..se. Big, big savings for the very best. Aut omotive - truck. Dugan Soles Corp., 550 Avis St., GL 8 ·8877.

ALUMINUM STORM WINDOWS combi· nation, $12.95, Storm doors, $29.95. Installation arranged. Empire Home Improvement Co., GL 8•2409..

WHITE SEWING machine in neutral wood console. Zig zags, buttonholes, does fancy decorative stitching. Will sell lor balance due of $30.60 or take over 6 payments of $5.10 monthly. Coli GR 3-4399.

Plumbing and Furnace Work For Reliable Service .Coli

Metzger &· Brayer-GL 8· 5000

LATE MODEL, automatic zig zag sewing machine, buttonholos , blind hems , etc . No attachments needed. Guaranteed. Comple to balance $2 9 or $6 .90 per month . Call Ll 4 ·3266 anytime.

PORCH STEPS custom made. F ree delivery. Call Nichols-Wyman Lumber Co. , 2 4 3 S Dewey Ave. UN 5·711 0 .

DOORS - Combination heavy duty aluminum installed for $36.95. Coli Nichols-Wyman Lumber Co., 2435 Dewey Ave., UN 5•7110.

IK-NU Vacuum Cleane 1535 Lake Ave. Comer Pullman


Repairs On All Makes & Models Full Line Ports, Disposable Bogs

FREE Pick-Up & Delivery Al so Reconditi one d Uprights and Tank Type Cleaners $9.95 & Up

GL 8·6102 OPEN DAILY 10 a.m. to 5:30p.m.

CLOSED WEDNESDAYS

YOU saved and slaved lor wall to wall carpet. Keep it new with Blue Lustre. Rent electric shampaoer $1. Zack's Hardware, 1318 Dewey Ave.

AQUARIUM • Low 20 gal. Giant pump, filter , light, orchid gravel, wrought iron stand, background. 56 Ridge Rd . W.

CRIB, complete , youth bed, 2 bikes , other items. Moving. CL 4·1806.

LADDER JACKS -Medicine cabinet , sofa bed, bedspreads & throw rugs to match, dropos. Bod board. Hall runners, bathroom ensemble, wicker rocker, living room set. GL 8· 0283.

PORTABLE TYPEWRITER $30, used 3 times. Also stationery. 83 Ridgeway Avo. 2nd floor, front entrance.

1957 FORD Galaxie HT. Good condition, cheap. 385 Wegman Road.

FALCON 1961 - 4 door sedan, standard shift. Reasonable. 36 Abbot St. CL 4 · 1034.

GERT' S a gay girl - ready for a whirl after cleaning carpets with Blue Lustre. Rent electric shampooer $!. Wakil Paint Co., Inc. , 295 Ridge Rd. W.

BREAKING UP HOUSEKEEPING Sale. Everything must be sold. Sot. June 18th, 9 a.m. to 4 p.m., 95 Locust St .

GRADUATION DRESS, blue, size II, lull nylon skirt. UN 5·7854.

KEEP your carpets beautiful des• pite constant footsteps of a busy family. Got Bluo Lustre. Rent electric shampooor $1. Maggio Pharmacy, 583 Lake Ave.

REFRIGERATOR, Ap't size gas range. Reasonable. Call 8 to ,5. Richard w. Friday, Inc., ID 6·0333.

HANNAH'S husband Hector hates hard work so he cleans the rugs with Blue Lustre. Rent electric shampooer $!. H . c. Pommerening & Son, 1086 Lyell Ave.

BICYCLES 20·24·26". Excellent $!2•$1 5. Play pen $5.00. Fans 16" oscillating 3 speed, $1 Q-$12. Office desk (metal) $20.00. Ll 4·3524.

GLIDER & LOVE SEAT, slip· covered alike. Gall cart, antique Oliver typewriter. Blue chenile bed• spread, new. Drapes , men's clothing. !33 Kislingbury St., CL 4•5039.

SAVE Big! Do your own rug and upholstery cleaning with Blue Lustre. Rent electric shampooer $1. Shatzel's Hardware, 498 Lyell Ave.

APARTMENTS FOR RENT

APARTMENT for rent (upper). 2 bed· rooms, private entrance, stove & refrigerator included. For appointment coli CL 4· 4861.

3 ROOM AP'T. • Heated. Private entrance. Garage. Adults. ID 6-6126.

3 .ROOMS UNFURNISHED, clean, modem both, heated. 87 Fulton Ave. Adults.

55 LORENZO ST., unfurnished ap't. lower. Three rooms, heated, stove, refrigerator. ID 6·151 0 after 2 p.m.

3 ROOM LOWER apartment unfurni s hed. Apply 457 Lexington Avenue.

HALF DOUBLE lor rent. 6 rooms, garage. Adults preferred. !50 Syke St.

Russell Plumbing. & Heating Co.



If no answer call G L 8·2483 HOUSES FOR SALE

114 ALAMEDA ST. - Modernized kitchen, 5 bedrooms, fully finis})ed basement, insulated. By appointment only. CL 4·1596.

CAMPBELL & CHILD ST. vicinity. 7 room cottage. Reasonable. For appointment, CO 6 ·3021, CO 6-6874.

6 ROOM SINGLE • Enclosed porch, lYz baths, storms & screens, gara9e, blacktop drive. Can_ton St. GL 8·0977.

6 GLASSER ST. • 5 bedrooms, large dining room. Lorge modem kitchen. Low taxes . Excellent for young grow· ing family. Near Holy Family and No. 21 School. 3% down on FHA. Call 10 6 · !799.

ARIENS COOPER





Repair - Sharpening ON ALL MAKES

232 1 RIDGEWAY AVE . G L 8-4j23--~

BOUGHT AND SOLD

USED CARS wanted for dismantling & parts. Highest prices paid, delivered to Trading Center. 1485 Lyell Ave. GL 8·4462.

COLLECT MONEY an those old dishes - instead of dust! Old glasswore, cut gloss, china, hand painted. dishes. Free estimates. Call CL 4· 8291.

HELP WANTED

FEMALE dental assistant, part time for orthodontist office, typing, high school graduate. No telephone calls. Write only. Dr. P. Greenstine , 1567 Dewey Ave., Rochester, N.Y. 14615.

LADI ES OVER " 18" ·Three needed, part time , who are anxious to earn gaod money, to replace three that weren ' t . GL 8 · 2489.

MALE OR FEMALE, days, now till N ovember. Carvel Ice Cream, 630 Ridge Rd . W. UN 5·3736.

BOY WANTE D to work part time alter school & Saturdays from our Dewey Ave. & Ridge Rd. office. Salary & prizes. Call between 3 & S, UN 5•3840.

ATTENTION HOUSEWIVES! Earn $50 extra week. Car needed. Hours 6 p.m. - 10 p.m. Local work. No collecting or delivery. Home Decaro• tors, Inc. Call UN 5·5502.

George E. BisneH

OPTICIAN 1497 Dewe y Ave. , Near Ridgeway

COMPLETE

OPTICAL SERVICES ..__G~ 8-:-1,15 _ _...

HELP WANTED

FEMALE- Restaurant work • 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. Apply As You Like It Restaurant , 1773 Dewey Avenue.

FOR FUN and good earnings! Avon representatives will tell you it's oasy to sell line cosmetics & tailetrios. Full or part time . Very profitable , high c ommission & bonuses. Call today , BR 1·6000 (answering service) for more information .

HAIR DRESSER • Full or part tim<>. Carafice Beauty Salon, GL 8·8190.

WAITRESS - Full or part time. Crosstown Fountain, CL 4-9794.

BABY SITTER WANTED 5:30 p.m. to !2:30. Call CL 4· 1270 between 3-5 p.m.

COUNTER GIRL to work in restau· rant. Apply Maple Diner, 804 Maple St.

HAIRDRESSER • Experienced, full or part time. Apply MA 1·1387 or NO 3·9543.

DROP OUTS learn a trade in circu• lotion department for national publish• ing company. Guaranteed earnings for the ambitious with swift promotions. Call UN 5-3840 between I :30 and 3 p.m. daily.

NIGHT BARTENDER ·As You Uke It, 1773 Dewey Ave.

WEDDfNG INVITATIONS

FROM $6.95 per 100 Accessories Also Aviil.tble

, BY APPOINTMENT ...

Herb Fousse Printing 195 Hague St. ID 6-9073

• DRIES IN 30 M IN .

• I;ASY TO APPLY -BRUSH OR ROLLER

• NO OB.JECTIONABLE ODOR

luxurlou• • oft flniJh $3 8 8 at BUDGET PRICE I

Gal.


497 Lye ll Ave. GL 8-6088

APARTMENTS FOR RENT

LOCUST ST. 20, 4~ rooms upper. Heat, hot water. Available June !. CL 4 · 3400.

4 ROOM APARTMENT upper, heat· ed, newly decorated. Refrigerator & s tove. Kodak vicinity. Call CL 4• 6330 or UN 5·1320.

4 ROOM UPPEf\. 6 Reis St. cor. Campbell. Call eves. 7 to 9. Sot. 10 to 5.

WANTED

GIRL TO SHARE apartment with s ome. Kodak Pk. vicinity - private bedroom & washing facilities. GL 8· 3997.

FULL-TIME BOARDING homes lor faster children, all ages. Phone Mon• roe County Child Welfare Division, BR 1·551!.

June 15, 1966 The Vicinity P ost

t WINSTON FUEL CO. ou

AL lr y

~.Heating EqJJipment •Burner Service

• Heating Oils

797 JAY ST. BE 5-2755 ..._ __ ..._ __ JOANNA WESTERN

Window Shades

Made

While·

You Wait

The BRITER Paint Store 497 STONE RD. (Near Dewey Ave.)


FINALLY! Holy Asphalt \

~"''. We have a

FINISHED PARKING LOT

• NO MORE MUD OR DUST • ADDITIONAL PARKING AREA

• NOW ENJOY THE SAME FINE FOOD WITHOUT THE . INCONVENIENCES

• LUNCHEON SPECIALS - Complete Dinners From $3.25

Bayliss'_.

5

Le~lie Jeweler, Gemologist Dlomandi, Settings, Appraisals

G uaranteed Wotclt 4 Jewelry Repair Service

2485 Mount Read Blvd.

2nd F loor, Profe ss.ionol Bldg. 840 Dewey Ave., cor. Oriv. Pk.

HONEYSUCKLE WHITE

TURKEYS

12-14 lb .

MORRELL'S YORKSHIRE

BACON

( j lb.

COUNTRY STYLE

SPARERIBS

591~

Telephone MA 1-2120

r:lnsnl Sundn).~ f'()r Summer

OUR OWN CURE BONE LESS BRISKET

CORNED

BEEF

U.S. CHOICE

RIB

STEAK

U.S. CHOICE

SIRLOIN .

STEAKS

PILLSBURY'S BAVARIAN

CAKE MIX Save ll¢

HARRIS WHITE

CRAB MEAT KRA FT

ORANGE JUICE RICE·A-RONI

98~b.

98~b. 24t

can 69c·

QT. JAR 39t

BONELESS DARK MEAT 8 9 ( MACARONI DINNER TURKEY ROLL lb. Buy one-Get one fREE

TENDER,TASTY CAMPBELL'S

LIVERs69~. TOMATO SOUP 3 for 3St CHICKEN

ROCK GAME 11/z lb. Average

Cornish Hens lb. 59c DELMONICO

STEAKS

DEWE SUPER MARKET

1280 Dew ey Ave., n ear Magee

WILSON'S

STEAMERS lb . pkg. !S9c CALIFORNIA JUIC E

ORANGES DOZ. S9t FIRM, RIPE

BANANAS 2 lbs. 29t LADY B ORDEN 'S FRENCH

ICE CREAM BLUE BIR D 6 oz. CANS

1

quirt I I

Orange Juice .5 cans 39c . -

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Complete Bath_roo~s,- l<itchens, Healing Systems: METZGER & BRAYER

PLUMBING and HEATmG . SINCf 1898

485 LYEll AVE. PHONE GL8-s®Q


6 Th e Vicinity P ost J une 15 1966

DEWEY CIRCLES HOLY APOSTLES FESTIVA L

Three circles of Dewey A venue Presbyterian Church meet tomorrow (Thur sday) as follows:

home of Mrs. Percy Stevens, ?08 Shorewood Dr. Mrs. Franklin Thomas will be the co-hostess.

MARY at 8 p.m. at the home of Mrs. Robert Izard, 2400 Latta Rd. for a picnic.

EDWARD PERRONE, g·eneral chairman of the Holy Apostles summer festival, announces that the first ticket report meetlngwas «very encouraging", but urges all members of the parish to "do their bit for the success of the festival" by selling their tickets


TWO Convenient Locations

Plumbinq and Furnace Work For Reliable Service Call

Metzger & Brayer-GL 8·5000

AT JOANNA at 12:30 p. m. at the

JOY PHARMAC

1106 LYELL AVE.: CL 4-8126


FAMILY NEEDS O ur modern pharmacy

ha s a great variety of

health needs far the en

tire fa mily. Prompt, per

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service!

RHODA at'S p.m. at the home of Mrs. Aubrey Becker, 268 Paddy Hlll for a picnic. ----

Holy Family .Class Reunion The class of 1946ofHoly FamUy

School will hold its first reunion on June 25, at the Four Season's restaurant on Lincoln Ave.

Reservations are being taken by Jack Rein. Any graduate of 1946 not previously contacted is asked to contact him at UN5-4545.

FATHER'S DAY & GRADUATION

'iW GREETING ~ CARDS

61FT SUGGESTIONS

HANKIES- SACHETS CHAPEL VEILS

$1 JEWELRY ITEMS

PARTY GOODS and INVITATIONS

LISA'S CARDSBOP

833 Dewey Ave. near Driving Pk.

soon. CARD OF THANKS

The famUy of the late George w. Branch thank their r e 1 at i v e s, neighbors and friends for sympathy and kindnesses extended to them during the l r bereavement. Mr. Branch was a volunteer in the Spainish-American War, serving in the Phillipines, and w a s a member of Col. William Gilbert Camp 108.

OBITUARIES YOEMANS - June 2, 1966. Miss

Cora Yoemons, formerly of Linwood Ploce. Surviving ore nieces and nephews.

- Funerol services were held from YOUNGLOVE'S, Wednesdoy, June 8, 1966 ot 10 o.m., with Rev. Chorles A. Thunn officiating. Interment, Riverside Cemetery.

WOOD - June 11, 1966. Ston ley Wood of 111 Bidwell Terroce. Surviving ore his wife, Mrs. Edno Wood ; three sons, Arthur, Morvin and Eorl Wood; nine grondchil dren .

-Funerol services were held from YOUNGLOVE'S, Wednesdoy, June 14, 1966 ot 1:30 p.m., with Rev. Glenn Crofts officioting. Interment, Morion, New York.

~L ~ YOU NGLOVE ~ Funeral Home Inc.. • \511 DEWEY AVEN.UE

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A/so Jew:lry including Cuff Links, Tie Pins and many other gift idea s.

Fathe r' s Day Greetin~l Cards

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TIMOTHY COLLINS (above) apprentice seaman and son of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph P. Collins, 254 Flower City Pk., has received the Viet Nam Service Medal for his efforts aboard the transport USS Cavalier in support of amphibious force Marines.

ROBERT A. MAIER, Navy Lt. (j.g.) son of Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Maier, 64 Devitt Rd. has been presented a Gold Star in lieu ofhis seventh Air Medal for exceptional performance of duty while serving aboard the aircraft carrier Ticonderoga.

Veter ans Honor Robert Dardano

Monroe County Post #26, Italian American War Veterans, was host to the 29th annual convention, Department of New York last week at the Manger Hotel. On Saturday evening, a testimonial dinner and dance honored Department Commander Robert N. Dardano, Sr., 218 Sunset St., a member of the local Post.

Mrs. Dardano, who is president of the Monroe County Auxiliary and Mrs. Adele Yahn, Gold Star mother, presided at the tea table when the State Auxiliary president Mrs. Stanley Barron, was honored.

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FATHER'S DAY SPECIAL

OTHER MODELS AT SAVINGS UP TO $25

3 PCE. BEDROOM SUITE

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Man y Oth er Types of Occasional Chairs

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MASON OF THE YEAR, Sol Stillman of Augus tine St., center, is honoree/ by Genesee Falls Lodge No. 507, F & AM. Making the pre· sentation of the ploque which named Stillman as ''mason of the year" is Gerold Wilson, treasurer (right) and Willard Mottern (left) master of the loclge of which Sti limon has been the secretary for many years. ----

Come in an4 let one of our skillPd and competent Operators re-style and re-vitalize your hair into a "Thing of Beauty" § Graduation News David Santiago, Charles Scaran

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Men's Fruit of the Loom BOXER SHORTS, BRIEFS, T-SHIRTS

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INTERWOVEN SOCKS Boy's T-Shirts & Briefs 494 ea. 3 for $1.45

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$2 PER\ ' WEEKI

Rente! fees moy be opplied against purchose price if you buy the piano. I

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844 DEWEY AVE. lcorner DriYing Porlrl


Continued from P. I Pakusch, Kathleen Papaleo, Madeline Papaleo, Karen Parkhurst Kathleen Phillips, Nancy Pier~ leon!, Linda Pollock, Frances Provenza, Debra Seager, Judy stefanini, Denise Viavattlne, Sandra Vito, Violet Waddell, Bonnie Wells, Bernadette Wilson.

Frank Andolina, Carl Baker, Charles Benham, Philip Burrows Martin Cangialosi, James Collins; Thomas Crlngoli, Frank DiNardo James Dzlekonski, Richard Fer~ rari, Vincent Finocchio, Michael Fowler, James Maisenbacher, David Mibaum, David Paine, James Petrelli, Douglas Sands, James Shipman, Bradley Sprague, Mark Stewart, Gary Tramontana, Mark Valente,

SCHOOL NO. 40 Closing day exercises for the

seventh grade will be held at No. 40 School on Thursday, June 23, at 9:30 a. m, In the school auditorium. Boys and girls advancing to the eighth grade are:

Michael Bellucco, Robert Braymer, Jerry Carapella, Nicholas Giancurslo, John Kuehl, Richard Myhers, Robert Pearlman, James Ryan, Louis Zambuto, Kenneth Burritt,

Cynthia Bianchi, Sylvia Bianchi, Sally BIttner, Rosalie B o s co,

Continued on P. II

SUSAN HIGHAM,daughterofMr, and Mrs, Robert Higham, 179 Goodwill st., and her room mate at Postdam state College, Sharon Davis, left Monday by air for Anchorage, Alaska, where they will teach for the summer at the Jesse Lee Home for Children,

IF YOU want to know what your neighbors are doing, stop L:.. in at r'\.,~ Carl's. ~V

~0 House .. ...). J>-~ of Beauty

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1517 LAKE AT RIDGE


508 l YELL AVE.

Near Murrcry St. James crowley, James Ghysel,

Gary Hampton, James Schultz William Spall, Lawrence Thrash; Gary Tutone, James RubertThom -as Indivino. ' · JP••••••••••••••••••••••••II

Karen Breland, Kathryn Brun-son, Eileen Coyne, Julia Crupi, Elaine Dimino, Marjorie Herring, Nancy Johnson.

Kathryn Laing, Janlne Mack, Sharon Riley, Gayle Sarkis, Susan streaker, Deborah VanHall, Susan Velten, Patricia Yockel, Jody Klein.

Linda Baxter, Mary Bertini, Dia Cacciaglia, Donna Colan toni, Pamela Engle, Gladys Fornarola, Linda Giordano, Linda Howard,

Debra Jones, Elaine Kluge, Joanne Latona, Nancy M o u k o us Marianne Munno, Rita Murphy'

· Jan i c e Schultz, Karen Thras~ Catherine Polizzi.

HOLY FAM ILY Diplomas to the graduates of

Holy Family will be awarded on Wednesday, June 22 at 7:30 in Church. The Communion breakfast will be after the 8:15 Mass in the morning in the Pine Room, Class prophecies wUl be read, The graduates are as follows:

M 1 c h a e 1 Abba monte, Stephen Bartholomay, Louis Berardi, Evan Bringley, Anthony Campoli, Mark Chafe 1, George Chapman, Alan Cocchlara, Anthony Coccimigllo, Joseph cummings.

Vi ncent Dalba, James DelVecchio, Wllllam Friday, Charles

• George, Wayne George, Raymond Goeltz, Gerard Helsel, William Henn, Roger Klelsley, James Lieclone,

Michael Linton, Michael LaVullo, Joseph Maler, Thomas Maler, Ronald Muratore, Michael Murphy, James Muscatella, John Parldlso, J o s e ph Perri, Ralph Reichart, Anthony Selvaggio,


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----,Special---.. Graduation News I I Continued from P. 10 I Reg. $15 9 50 J Patricia Burke, Carol Caputo, I B k B d 1 C h r i s ti n e Cocchiara, S u s an

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June 15, 1966 The Vicinity Post 11 Mas sara, Donna Michals, Jean Eileen McCarthy, Kathleen My- lor, Mary Tomasso, Marie Missler. kins, Carol Nagl1k, PatrickO'Hal- Patricia Vella, Mary Vito,

Linda Montulli, Paola Musciano, loran, Gary Osley. Samuel Vizzini, Mary Jane Walsh, Debra Papineau, Donna Parker, James Paglia, Joseph Paglia, Michael Waser, Margaret Weaver, Mary Ann Perri, Kathleen Platt, carol Papaleo, Kathleen Perry, Mary Ann Whitney, David Young, Kathleen Ratigan, Marie Sand, Vig- Robert Pfeffer, Charles Placito, CLASS OFFICERS: President, ginia Searson, Jacquelyn Shatzel, Charlene Polli, Elaine Potter, WU- David Din o 1 fo; vice president,

Mary Short, Christine Spahn, liam Reeves, Gloria Rolfe, Michael Mary Vito; treasurer, WUllam Rosemarie stefani, Valerie ste- Scheidt, Reeves; secretary, Lauren Lioy, !ani, Caroline stone, Brenda Swetz, Paul Schuh, Ann Semrau, Susan SAFETY PATROL OFFICERS: Mary Turney, Karen Walton, Jac- Sheehan, John Sliney, Frank Sper- Captain, Mark Borrelli; 1st Lieut. queline Wells, Rosemary White, anza, Michael stefanucci, Allen David Dinolfo; 2nd Lieut., Paul Mary Wroblewski, Margaret stein, John Sullivan, Patricia Tay- Eckert. Wuest. .:;.:::::...:;;::;:_:=:,:;;;;.;:.,.;;.:;;:.:.:.:.:..;.~...:;.:.;.;;;.;:.~F:-:A=-::B~R~I~C~S~-,

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Central Library of Rochester and Monroe County Historic Newspapers Collection12 The Vicinit Post June 15 1966

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REPORT'

By Assemblyman ] ames E. Powers

THE DIFFERENCE BETWEEN FALL AND SPRING

The New York City tax program has caused much controversy in Albany. I am sure most of us are aware that the New York state Senate and Assembly, as well as the Governor and Mayor Lindsay have not as yet reached agreement on any single program.

Part of the controversy is related d i r e c t 1 y to last year's Mayoral campaign. It seems that election campaigns get further from the realities of life every year, Certainly everyone campaigning for office wants to put his best foot forward, but this does not give license to wholly irresponsible positions. For example, in October of 1965 CANDIDATE Lindsay stated that the New York City budget could be cut up to three hundred million dollars. He further stated that no new taxes would be needed. The budget submitted by Mayor Linsday in March 1966 was not reduced but rather demands additional expenditures and accompanying taxes of $520 mUlion. During the campaign Lindsay said a city income tax would drive people and business from the city. Today he classifies such a tax as an absolute necessity, This same reversal of position relates to other taxes in his package,

Now let me make it clear that Mayor Lindsay is not alone in this practice, Unfortunately, many candidates, Democrats and Republlcans alike, running for offices from the President to ward Constable, seem to take for granted that outrageous positions in campaign literature are an acceptable practice. I fear that this practice has become so widespread that even the voter has begun to accept it as part of the general campaign "hoop-la" along with bands, buttons and political picnics.

It is reasonable for the public to expect a candidate to promote his strong points and de-emphasize his shortcomings, It is reasonable

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for the public to expect that a candidate's solutions to the major problems facing us will probably not be as glowingly successful as the candidate predicts, but the public should question the standards or ethics ofourofficials when those officials believe that there need be no relationship between campaign positions and official acts.

As a publi c servi ce pai d for by Assem blyman Powers

Beginning Monday, June 20

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and a special service of worship for the church school pupils and their parents will be held in the church sanctuary at 9:40 a.m.; Baptism at the regular 10:45 service.

The summer schedule of one service at 10 begins June 26 and will be in effect through Labor Day.

The Retired Club will have a


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george F. Shatzel of 498 Lyell Ave. recently graduated from the State University College at Brockport with a Master of Science degree in Education, majoring in A merlcan Studies.

In 1953 he graduated from the University of Michigan with a masters degree in Business Administration and in 1952 from the University of Rochester with a bachelor of science in business.

the war, he worked at Delco Appliance and after college he worked at Sears Roebuck in Hollywood, Calif. while he took courses in retailing at the University of Southern California.

In Rochester he was employed at Weed and co. and later as a buyer at the Wilmot Castle co. At present he is a substitute school teacher with sever a 1 suburban school districts in the Monroe Co~tyar~e=a.~------

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Kodak Park School #41 will hold its annual PTA picnic tomorrow (Thursday) at 4 p. m. at Lower MaplewoodPark. Everyone is to bring his own supper. Pop will be sold at the Park.

There will be games and prizes for the children. In case of rain, the picnic will be held in the recreation building.

Lutheran Redeemer Sunday Schedule: Church Wor

ship 9 and 10:45 a.m. S~day Church School 9 and 10:45 a. m. Infants cared for during both services.

All church organization officers will be installed Sunday.


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FRANK CAMELIO

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' ' • LORRAINE CAMELIO


Chester Pal ozz i, proprietor

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-- Plenty Free Parking Side of Store

GRINNAN'S 1521-t529 LAKE AVE .

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The home of

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SHARON LUCITY (above), daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Edward Lucity, 33 Locust St., has been elected vice president of the Student Sena te, a t Heidelberg College. She has a lso been chosen as president o f the Philo leteon Society; and is curren t ly president o f the Women ' s Intersociety Council, secretory of the junior class and vice president of her dormitory. Her college major is sociology. She is a 1963 graduate of Jefferson High School.

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Central Library of Rochester and Monroe County Historic Newspapers Collection16 The Vicinity Pos t June 15. 1966

Non-in flat io nary prices! We ' re keeping pr ices down to prevent inf lati on!

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30 GALLON ' 40 GALLON 7 9 so INSTALLED 8 9 SO

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ROY F. SCRANTON, 157 Driving Park Ave., was honored by General Dynamics recently for 30 years of service with the company. He is a foreman.



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t95 F\11- nso\ s nu· FT and Tenth Ward Courier (' L.-a mater -1--5200

VOL. 39 NO. 25 ROCHESTER, N.Y., WEDNESDAY, JUNE 29, 1966

~Abandoned Village' Atmosphere Condemn ed By Daily Newspapers

Daily newspaper articles last week focused the spotlight on the plight of Dutchtown area residents. The wave of vandalism sparked by the long delay in removing homes condemned by the state for the Western Expr essway made sensational reading, but offered little solace to the home owners whose property is adjacent to the area about to be cleared out for a roadway.

" Broken windows, branches, r ocks and pieces of concrete on the floor s and a swath of destruction from Ames st. to Grape st.1

between Maple and Camp be 11 sts." wer e the vivid descriptive phr ases of the reporters.

On Centennial and Cedar sts., the r eporters found houses stripped of shingles, broken bathroon fixtures, rusty nails, debris, and threats of fire everywhere: and people h Ying in fear for their children because of the abandoned village atmosphere.

The plight of many home owners who had to go heavily into debt because the state awards made no allowances for the property price escalation, was also str essed in the articles. Also the sad situation faced by a few business men who are about to move unwillingly from sites they have owned for many years. The Schlaffer Bakery, it was disclosed, expects to close its doors and the owner s are planning to take jobs in other bakeries.

No mention was made of the Ralph Allen & son jewelry store in o r cha rd st. which is being taken over soon by the state. This company is staying inbusiness, however, and is moving to a new location on Lyell Ave.

The Atl as wrecking Company has been awarded the demolition contract, and as far as everyone in Dutchtown is concerned they can't start too soon.

WE DDING Blanchard ' s professional personalized Ave. Dial


designers olus servtce. 58 Lake

232-2255. Adv.

Ascension Getting Skinner Organ

The Rober ts Organ Service has begun the transfer of the E.M. Skinner Or gan from Rochester' s Auditorium Theatre to the Church of the Ascension, Lake Ave. In anticipation of this move, the Robets firm has been preparing the or gan chambers in the church. The old main organ played its last on June 12.

L'ntU the newly acquired organ installation is finished, a smaller organ in the church's Chapel of Inter cession will be used for services.A fine specimen of the tracker action, it is historically valuable, having been built in 185-l organ buffs have it catalogued and occasionally visit the church to play it.

The new main organ wlll be played some during the summer, but is scheduled for completion about Sept. 1. A service of dedication is planned for early fall.

The Skinner or gan, one of the la rgest and finest in the Rochester ar ea, is being given to Ascension by Mrs. Harry Beach in memory of her husband who was one of the past leaders of the parish.

The chain of events leading to this event started with demolition of the RKO Palace Theatre. This made possible the acquisition of its theatre-style organ by the Auditorium Theater. The Auditorium's Skinner organ being excess was made known to Mrs. Beach, who acquired it for the Church of the Ascension.

More News of Graduates On Pages 7 and 8

WE DD ING FLOW E RS to fit your budget beautifully arranged by F lower Fashions, 630 Ridge Rd.

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JO A!\N KEYSER (above) has won a place on the l'. S. team which will compete in the European Wheelchair Games in London, England, beginning July 21. Handicapped since birth with a congenital spine condition, she nevertheless set two world's swimming records at the National Wheelchair games in New York City early this month, in the 50 yard free style and the breast str oke. This cinched her place on the l' .s. team.

Jo Ann, an 18 year old junior at Jefferson High, started swimming, she recalls, when swimming Instructor Ed Hall threw her into the Maplewood YMCA pool at the age of six. She has been swimming ever since and has also participated in other activities at school. She plays the piano and flute, is a member of the Jeff band and orchestra, Senior Choir and Jefferson Singers. She walks with the aid of crutches and braces.

Her proud parents are Mr. and Mrs. Robert Keyser, 575 Augustine st.

HUSH PUPPIES for all ~he members of your family. Buy them at Amico's Shoe Store, 1775 Dewey Avenue. -Adv.

WARD'S ORIGINAL Artificial Flower Creations. Pieces mode to order. Flowers for all occasions. Unusual gifts. 1458 Dewey Ave. CL 4-1810. Midland Charge.

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Permit ~o. 958 Rochester, 'L Y. 14613

Spain & Portugal As Seen By Editor

By FRED R. METZING ER, Post-Courier Editor

Of all the quaint placE>s we have visited on our travels, Nazare takes first prize. The people themselves and their attire are something to behold. Drab dothing for

1\lRS. PA TRIC lA HALTON, (above) who will shortly undergo surgery for a kidney transplant needs about $10,000 for expenses and Northwest Kiwanis Club isone of the organizations who are helping raise the money, The Kiwanis fund-raising project is a Gas Day on Sunday, July 10, at two Mobil Service stations (Sam and Pat's, Dewey at Pullman, and stone-Ridge at Ridge Rd. w. and stone Rd.) The Kiwanians are manning the two stations for the day and are urging all their friends to fill up their gas tanks and get other services to help swell the fund for l\lrs. Halton. All proceeds will go the Northwest Kiwanis with half ear-marked for the Halton fund.

the women, most of the older ones dressed in black; colorful checkered pantaloon type pants on the men; and hardly anyone wearing shoes. The children, however, dressed modern, but a little shabby except on Sunday.

We observed many women squatting on the curbs for hours at a time; and since they were draped in long black shawls, we at first assumed they werewidowsmourning for their departed mates. But we soon learned that they were just patiently waiting for their husbands to come home from the sea, thus relieving their boredom, keeping up with the village gossip and being close to the seashore where the entire population gathered to work and to play from dawn to dark.

AN ABANDONED clograilwayat one end of Nazare pointed skyward to another town high on a cliff, hanging suspended some 300 or 400 feet above the ocean. We drove up there by a circuitous route and enjoyed scenery that is difficult to describe. The entire town of Nazare stretched out below us; the mile long beach littered with fishing boats and swarming with people; and the strange contrast of our modern hotel with its rooftop cafe. We were favored by perfect weather and the sun-drenched scene below us made for pictures that our cameras just ate up.

IN THE EVENING we strolled along the waterfront where every other store was a grog shop. Wine was drawn right from the barrel at about 20 centavos (6 cents) a glass. There was no signofdrunkeness, however, and despite their

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~--~-~----~--------------------------r----------~~ Complete Assortment Fresh Flowers and Artificial Creations

See

Raymond~s Florist 1038 LYELL AVE. PHONE GL 8-5897

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~ First In The Area To - Bring You The - SENSATIONAL NEW ••••

--- ----- -~ Hair Coloring Machine = : (Will Color Your Hai r In 3 to 6 Mi nutes ) = = No need to spend " HOURS" in the beauty :;: :;: shop fo r a new ha ir color!! ;: =FEDELE'S SALON OF s~::~e~o~::~s: = : . BEAUTY Sty lis t s = ~! 1026 MAPLE ST • BE 5-8640 Loui se-- Shop Manager §

;"illlllllllllll Mode rn Shop · Pl enty of Free P a rkin g IIIIIIIIIIIIUi'!

Lyell-Mt. Read Plaza GL 8-7270

Westgate P laza ID 6-3783


SERVICES

PLUMBING - All kinds, reasonable. Miles Plumbing, Inc. 91 Frost Ave. FA 8 -3069.

TELEVISION Service. Prompt reasonable . Modern T V and Radio , 4 47 L yell GL 8-0432.

DRESSMAKING - Alterations , all kinds , roasonOb lc. Maggie Sapienza , 1 193 Ly ell Avenue , CL 4 -8060. Call weekdays , all day Sa turday .

BICYCLE REPAIRIN G - Also wash tng machine repairs. Tony ' s , Jay at Colvin.

CHARLIE' S WASHER SERVICE -Specializinq in all wringers . Easy Spinners , automatics , G.E. , Norge , Kenmare , Wh•rlpool. Al so sells used machines . Call lD 6-9592. 543 Hague Street.

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PLUMBING FIXTURES - Used and' new. Reasonable. Miles Plumb1ng, Inc. 91 Frost Ave . FA 8-3069.

FIL TEAS lor your furnace . Enjoy clean healthful air, save coal with new hlters. Call Metzger & Brayer Co. GL 8-5000.

USED WASHERS - Automatic . Guaranteed , reconduioned. Bills Washer Serv•ce, 861 Jay St., BE 5-3482.

DRESSERS - VANITIES $5 up . TVs $5 up. Gas stoves, an' t size $15 each, regular 5ize $10 up . Refrigera tors $1 0 up, washers $5 up, waffle irons 50¢ each, beds complete $10 up, qas :;pace healer $5. All kinds of lamps 25¢ up. Ap ' t. size washer $5. Man & boys 5haos $1.50 Many other goad buys at Tony ' s, 764 Joy St . Open Sundays 9 to 12.

U.S. CH OICE

SIRLOIN STEAK

89~ TEN DERBEST -- TENDERBEST- TENDERBEST FROZEN

FAMILY CLUB CUBE STEAKS STEAKS STEAKS

89~ 8 9~ E2A~! 1 0( BLUE BOY

POP 28 oz.

Orange , Ginger Ale , Cola , Cherry , Root beer

46 oz .

HAWAIIAN PUNCH · 3 for 51°0

SALADA

TEA BAGS 48 bags 59c MILLERS PICKLE

RELISH FULL 1/2 Qt. 25C KRAFT 1 oz .

HILLS BROS.

COFFEE REGULAR & DRIP lb.

WISHBONE

IT ALlAN DRESSING 8 oz. -------------------HANOVER 40 oz.

PORK & BEANS can 29c -------------------MAZOLA

SALAD OIL Qt. 59c ROYAL PEPPERMINT & MINT

MARSHMALLOWS e~Gs35c

BANQUET FACILITIES

BANQUETS - Shower, reception, party facilities fQr over 90 people. K itchen privileges optional , you furnish food . Call Bavarian Restaurant , 746 Jay St., BE 5-9538.

FOR RENT

GLAMORENE e lectric rug shampooer for ren t $2 a day . Carl Smith Hardware, 38 9 Ames St .

FLOOR SANDERS & ndgnrs . $5 a day for b o th . Sha tze l Hardware , 498 Lyoll Ave.

WANTED TO BUY

USED BIKES - Augie & Tony's TV Shop, 4 46 Campbell St. Hours 7 p.m . 9 p. m . FA 8-2000.

Plumbing and Furnace Work For Reilable Service Call

Metzger & Brayer .GL 8-5000

J ANE BEAUTY BOX - Specialis t hair tinting, permanen ts. GL 8-4727, GL 8-9684. 116 Magee Ave.

WIDE ASSORTMENT

ICE COLD

BEER&ALE POP

Buy Yours Here!

McCue's GROCERY &

DELICATESSEN

511 Ridgeway

THE:(AVALL'S RESTAURANT NEW. =:::;:_=:;: 99 RIDGE RD. W., at Lake Ave.

JAKE-OUT SERVICE


Call


OPEN 24 HRS . FRIDAY & SATURDAY Dai ly Mon. - Thurs. 6 a.m . to Midn ite Closed Sunday


ARMOUR ST AR

SKINLESS FRANKS

59~ SANTA ROSA

PLUMS

25! FIRM-RED RIPE

TOMATOES 19!. CRISPY LETTUCE

ICEBURG HEAD 15 ( BUY ONE - GET ONE FREE

COFFEE RICH

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_£ _z£_PK_S_· E _ ____;3:,__9:::,__( MACARONI-CHEESE 2 for 35c ASSORTED FLAVORS

JELLO PKG . ]c GLERDALE MARKET

-CHERR-Y, LE-MON, -LIME, -ORANG-E, ------C L 0 v E R FARM STORE RASPBERRY , STRAWBERRY

U.S. CHOICE BEEF QUARTERS & SIDES CUT and WRAPPED TO YOUR ORDER

FOR YOUR FREEZER f 620 DEWEY AVE. cor. Glendale f

Central Library of Rochester and Monroe County Historic Newspapers CollectionEARL J, MEHLENBACHER of

368 Electric Ave, was recently installed as governor or Roches-

first class for neatness .. ~.

WE WIL L BE CLOSED FOR VACATION JULY 5 THRU

JULY 17 REOPEN MONDAY JULY 18

ATOMIC CLEANERS 733 DEWEY AVE.

- CL 4·8775~ For FREE

PICK-UP & DELIVERY

ter Lodge Loyal Order of the Moose. The other officers installed were: Junior governor, Nicholas Tartaglia; prelate, James Delibert; treasurer, Ross Catalfamo; trustee, Louis Heicklen, Post junior officers are: governor, Fred Benway; secretary, Gordon Walton; trustees, Thomas Mancuso and Herbert Rose.

Ul ~~ Poodle Stylist ·


Toys and Miniatures

r:-Poodle1 rJUceuoriest For Appointmen t

ID 6-1450 or

BR 1-2333

444 AMES ST. Spec1olis ts in Poodl~s

for Over 5 Years

Memo from


to young parents

Did you ever wish that someone would develop a life insurance plan that would (I) provide a large amount of protection (at very low rates) while your children are growing and (2) give you back every cent you put into it, plus a profit, at age 65?

N.W. Youth Assn. Names Officers

The Northwest Youth Association which has now swung into the 1966 baseball season has elected the following omcers:

Pat Donofrio, president; Augie Placito, vice president and player agent; Ray Leippe, vice president and commissioner; Marion Cavuto, secret a r y- treasurer; Patricia Anne DelGudico; recording secretary; Anthony Cavuto, chairman of the Board.

President, Senior League, Al Joseph; vice president, Anthony Golino; president, Major League, Fred Howard; vlce president, Pat Cappezzi; president, Minor League, Fred Balley; Executive Committee, Eugene Mayotte and John Speary.

First Things First BEFORE you plan

that vacation

PLAN for that

. New Hair-Do! Get it at Corofice one/ be sure of that we/1-groomec/ professional look.


871 Dewey Ave., (opp. Sy•s Drug Storel GL 8-8190 Open 6 Days A Week- 9 to 6; Tues., Thurs., h i. EVe1.

A Message From Sherwood Drugs

Sherwood Drugs puts I extra ingredient into every prescrip~ Lion they fill. This ingredient is called , "Special Care".

Every prescription brought to Sherwood Drugs is filled with "Special Care" , the same care we give to members of our own families.



You can trust us too , bring your next prescription here.

SHERWOOD DRUGS

Savings Bank Life Insurance has done it with the 630 RIDGE RD. w ., Just North of A&P Profit Builder Plan: WESTRIDGE SHOPPING CTR.

A man, age 25, who buys the $30,000 plan pays an ... ._ ..... IIIIIII .... _.PHONE UN 5-4413,.-.-.......... annual premium, for the first 20 years, of $201.10. His protection decreases gradually for 20 years to approximately $14,480. At that point, his annual premium drops to $143.70. At age 65, he will have paid-up in-surance amounting to $19,530 .. . or cash amounting to ................. $13,659.00 He will have invested . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6,896.00 and his profit will be . . . .......... . .... $ 6,763.00


Dividends and interest used in the above illustration are based on present scale and must not be considered estimates or guarantees for future years. ,----------GET THE FACTS TODAY----------,

Please send me the rates and profit figures for my age on your new Profit l Builder Plan. 1 understand that I am under no obligation and no one from I the bank will visit me. I am interested in rates for (check one): I

I $15,000 $20,000 $30,000 I

I NAME ADDRESS CITY

DATE OF BIRTH

(Please Print)

STATE PHONE

Community Savings Bank RocHEsTER. NEW voRK 14604

$

ZIP

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JOB OPPORTUNITIES MEN and WOMEN

Will accept Summer Help

·Sewing Machine Operators (will train)

·Checkers and Sorters (will train)

·Wearing Apparel Pressers Pre:::~~ft~:~"ced,

·Washroom Helper (will train)

·Maintenance Mechanic (will train)

·Experienced PBX Switchboard Operator

--Union Scale-

FREE Blue Cross & Blue Shield MODERN PLANT

I A I I 14 GLENDALE PAR Cor Mlln & Clonton Cor llthiOII ' Brood 300 w . .... Road 424 R•dll Road Will Cor. South I pp y a K M11n & Church. Ponsford. H Y Modlown Arude Mombor f odtrol DeP<>SOI lnsuronu Corporohon I

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Central Library of Rochester and Monroe County Historic Newspapers Collection4 The Vic ini Post June 29, 1966

SAVE AT TRESE PRICES!!

SUPER PLENAMINS MULTIPLE VITAMINS

36'S 72'S I 44'S 365'S

:··················Pick up your Free··················: ~Super Plenamins Match and Win~ . SWEEPSTAKES COUPON . I I

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MOUNT DRUG co. P res cription Specialists- Harry Mount, Ken Fredenburgh




SAFE Birth Control Methods that are approved make it eas y for you


CHRIST PRESBY TERIAN CHURCH 5 L ocust St., near Lake Ave.




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I <J ~te s~ .eoo.k 11

BEAUTY SALON 1511 LAKE AVE. near Ridge Rd.W'

L:...J Vacation Time Is Here!!

I Time For An

I Exciting, New

I HAIR I I COLOR I I OPEN DAILy CL4-6347 I I

9 a.m. to 6 p.m. E Ia inc, Martha and Sandy ! :_~:~T~:~:.~~--- • 2t~I~:_ ___ _!

GO EVERYWHERE IN

SERVICES

ADMIRAL CARTING - Furniture, pianos, appliance movin9. GL 8·8918.

MOVING & CARTING • Reasonabl e rates. Bob Glasser . FA 8•4270.

FLOORS laid, sanded, rotlinished, since 1921 . Cy J. Callemyn. GL 8-6685.

WALLS WASHED - An inexpensive way to beautify your walls. OS 1·4136.

CELLAR DRAINERS - Automatic, electric. Met:to:~er & Brayer Co. Since 1898. GL 8· 5000. 485 Lyell Avenue.

TUBES TESTED F REE - TV and radio trouble? Call GL 8•9786, 9ive us your make and model number. We will help you lind the trouble. Also reasonable service calls. Prinzi 's TV & Appliance, 761 Dewey Ave. 10 a.m. to 9 p.m.

TILE ROOFS repaired. Free estimates. C. Gilbert, 433 Flower City Park. CL 4•7655.

GUTTERS - Cleaned, repaired, painted. New gutters instollod. All o:~uaron· teed. Fully insured. Free estimates. R. L . Ross, CL 4·4218.

ROOFING - Wind damao:~e. Matching · colors. Repairs & new work. Reasonable prices. Free estimate. Guaranteed. Fully insured. R. L. Ross, 555 Birr St. CL 4-4218.

WE'LL HAUL IT AWAY - Clean out your attic, cellar or garage. FA 8•4270.

TOASTERS, irons, lamps, coffee makers, can openers, electric drills repaired. Keys made. Zack's Repair Service, 1318 Dewey Ave. CL 4·0584.

ROOF NEEDS repairing? Asphalt, slate & tile roofs. C.L. Gilbert, CL 4·7655.

RENTAL TRAILERS, hitches sold, installed. Corbett Trailer Rental. GL 8·3997. 135 Redwood Road.

CHIMNEY REPAIRS & clooning. Free estimates. Daughton Construction Corp. BE 5·27 35. LICENSED PLOMBER spec1ali:tlng. bathrooms, copper tubing 1nstallations, repair· , remodeling. Call GL 8·2429 If no answer call evenings.

! ...... LAKESHORE········ I DRIVING SCHOOL . • • .

NO CHARGE FOR FIRST LESSON IF Y OU ARE

NOT SA TISFIED.

·· Home Pick-Up Service

Call For Full Particulars L ...... NO 3-6848 , •..... L

SHARPENING • LawnmowNs, saws, kntves, scissors, tools. Ace Fixit, 1342 Dewey Ave. CL 4·1514:_ __ _

ANJON APPLIANCE Service • Re· pairing washers, dryers and stoves. All makes & models. All work o:~uaran· teed. GL 8·4453.

ELECTROLUX SALES, Service & Ports, also repossessed. Your cleaner checked Cree. Call Tony Ligozio, HU 2·1323, CL 4·4898.

TYPING -BOOKKEEPING my home. Lyell·Dewey area. GL 8·4441.

TILE OR RECOVER your kitchen or bathroom floor. Excellent quahty, efhc1ent service. For free estimate call CL 4~098, EL 2~995.

INTERIOR PAINTING & wallpaper· in9. Free estimates. CL 4·6098 or EL 2~995.

TV SERVICE • All makes, black & white, colors. CL 4·0003.

SEWING MACHINE repairs special, oilinQ and adjusting $1.95. Any make, anytime. Call Fairmount SewinQ Center now, Ll 4·3266.

P.M.C. HOUSE WASHING, Aluminum specialist. Aluminum, wood and as· bestos siding washed to perfection. SPECIAL porches any si:te $25. Patrick M. Cocca, 35 Edo:~elond St., BU 8·2639, HU 2·1138.

PAINTING ·Interior, exterior. Quick serv1ce. Reliable. 0' Jackson, 232-6047.

INSIDE PAINTING - Reasonable. Free estimates . ID 6·4858. R. A. Middlesworth .

EXTERIOR PAINTING - Excellent workmanship, quick, efficient service. Free estimates . Call CL 4·6098, EL 2·6995.

FAMOUS AIR STEP COMFORT

Beneath soft calf and a ch1c walking heel, Air Step adds a

puff of cushioning that gives your feet the gentle

support they demand. Elasticized band

assures a perfect fit.

Since 1914

Open 9 a.m. • 8:30 p.m.

Rates per insertion , m1n1mum char9e of $1.00 lor the first 10 words. Additional words after the first ten are 5~ a word. Cash (no stamps) must accompany ad. Send to 495 Emerson St.

C LOSING DATE-F RIDAY OF P RECE DING WE E K

SERVICES

RUG & STAIR CARPET installation. Reasonable. CL 4 · 34 00.

SMALL APPLIANCES repaired. Toasters, lamps, irons, etc. Ace Fixit, 1342 Dewey Ave. CL 4·1514.

PIANO TUNING and repairin9. Expert work, unconditionally guaranteed. J. A. O'Connor. CL 4·0213.

MOVING • Furniture , pianos , appliances, reasonable. Glenwood Carting Co. MA 1·4450.

~---------------TAILOR WORK ·Alterations, repairs. My home. Gay 90 dishes for sale. CL 4·3447.

CEILINGS - Smooth, new, over old plaster. No mess. Stein, MA 1·3660.

LADIES • Sewing and alterahons. 436 Driv1ng Park Ave. CL 4•3131-

LAWNMOWERS, garden tools sharp· ened. 555 Avis St. GL 8·8122.

PAINTING 12xl2 bedroom $15. lobo:. Exterior house paintinQ $295 - 1 Y, story house, labor & materials. BE 5-3101, GL 8-3745.

REUPHOLSTERING beautifully done unconditionally guaranteed. Occasional chaus, $5 plus your choice of beautiful latest fabrics. Get our price on sofas, lounge chairs and antiques, before you decide. You pay nothing until JOb is completed. No job is too small. We are as close as your phone. Credit terms arranged. For free esti· mates and decorating counsel, JUSt call FA 8·8948 anytime, or visit our shop, 631 Thurston Rd., Sterlin9 Co.

WIND DAMAGE -Roofs, chimneys repaired or new. Free estimates. CL 4· 6768.

ODD JOBS WANTED- Storm windows removed, washing walls, etc. IO 6-4421 •

CARPENTER WORK, all kinds • Porch enclosure, steps, kitchens, stair work, amusement room. Free estimate. GL 8·9496.

CHILD CARE

WILL BABYSIT in my home, Locust near Dewey, days. CL 4-4082.

CONNIE'S NURSERY Center ·Superior supervision. Snacks, meals, playground. Reasonable. CL 4·0887.

CHILD CARE days, my home. Experienced mother. Dewey & Bernice section. MA 1·3027.

BABYSITTER • 5 days a week. Experienced with infants and small children. References. Age 15. ID 6-7757.

15 YEAR OLD Cardinal Mooney pupil wants job babysittin9. Coli GL 8·7686.

SITUATIONS WANTED

WOMAN available several days a week to s1t with elderly or ill person. GL 8·4389.

LIK-NU Vacuum Cleaner 1535 Lake Ave. Corner Pullman


R('pairs On All Mak('s & Models Full Line Ports, Disposable Bogs

FREE Pick-Up & Delivery Also Reconditioned Uprights ond Tank Type Cleaners $9.95 & Up

GL 8-6102 OPEN DAILY 10 a . m. to 5:30p.m.

CLOSED WEDNESDAYS

HOUSES FOR RENT

7 ROOMS - Campbell St. $100 month heated. References required. BE 5· 0320.

DOG GROOMING

DOG GROOMING - Poodle & cocker groomin9s. All other breeds trimmed & bathed, nail clipping. By professional groomers. 56 RidQe Rd. W., Dial 458· 6975-

Sat. 'til 6 p . m.

Closed Wednesdays

PHONE GL 8-4614


SERVICES

MASON WORK • Chimney repa1rs or new. Sidewalks, steps, plostonng. Cementing old cellar walls. Reason• able prices. HU 2·1254. ·1 CARPENTER WORK - Paintin9.

"Rec" rooms, additions, repairs. Home maintenance. Free estimates. Experienced. UN 5·2110.

DRAPERIES, SLIP COVERS - Cus-1 tom made ltOm newest decorator fabrics . Helen's Fabrics, 2878 Dewey Ave. NO 3•2010. ~

VACUUM CLEANERS repaired , all I makes. Bags, bolts & brushes in stock. Zack's Repair Service, 1318 Dewey Ave. CL 4·0584.

PATCH PLASTERING - We can re· , pair any crack or rough plaster. Guo• ranteed not to show. Stein Plasterin9, MA 1·3660.

ARIENS COOPER



Lawn Boy- Sunbeam GARDEN EQUIPMENT

OPEN DAI LY 9 a.m. to 9 p.m . Saturday 9 a.m. to 6 p.m.

Repai r- Sh a r penin g

ON ALL MAKES 2321 RIDGEWAY AVE .

G L 8-4923 __ __. BOUGHT AND SOLD

USED CARS wanted for dismantlin9 & parts. Highest prices paid, delivered to Trading Center. 1485 Lyell Ave . GL 8·4462.

ROOMS FOR RENT

1 ROOM lor rent near Kodak. preferred. 384 Pullman.

APARTMENTS FOR RENT

KODAK VICINITY • 4 rooms with heat. 105 Plltsford St. • $100.00.

3 ROOMS UNFURNISHED, clean, modern bath, heated. 87 Fulton Ave. Adults.

55 LORENZO ST. - Unfurnished 3 rooms, newly decorated. Heated, all utilities. ID 6·151 0 after 2 p.m.


457 RIDGE RD . W. UN5-3866 2 operators to serve you

O pen Doily 9-6 Wed., Thurs., Fri. Eves

APARTMENTS FOR RENT

3 ROOM LOWER apartment unfurnish· ed. Apply 457 Lexington Avenue.

36 AUSTIN ST. - three rooms, heat-ed, yard, carpet. See anytime.

4 ROOM APARTMENT upper, heat· ed, newly decorated. Refrigerator & stove. Kodak vicinity. Call CL 4· 6330 or UN 5·1320.

WANTED

FULL·TIME BOARDING homes for foster children, all ages. Phone Monroe County Child Welfare Division, BR 1·5511.

HELP WANTED

FEMALE dental assistant, part time for orthodontist office, typin9, hiQh school o:~raduate. No telephone calls. Write only. Dr. P . Greenstine, 1567 Dewey Ave., Rochester, N.Y. 14615.

LADIES OVER "18"- Three needed, part time, who are anxious to earn good money, to replace three that weren't. GL 8•2489.

MAN experienced in plumbing & heating supplies for part time counter work at Beckor Plumbing Supply Co., 555 Brood St.

NIGHT BARTENDER - As You Like It, 1773 Dewey Ave.

ATTENTION HOUSEWIVES! Earn $50 extra week. Car needed. Hours 6 p.m. · 10 p.m. Local work. No collectin9 or delivery. Home Decorators, Inc. Call UN 5·5502.

George E. Bisnett

OPTICIAN 1497 Dewey Ave., Near Ridgewoy

COMPLETE

OPTICAL SERVICES __ GL 8-1215 _ __.

HOUSES FOR SALE

6 ROOM SINGLE • Enclosed porch, 1 Y, baths, storms & screens, o:~orao:~o,

blacktop drive. Canton St. GL 8·0977.

6 GLASSER ST. - 5 bedrooms, laro:~e dining room. Largo modern kitchen. Low taxes. Excellent for young o:~row· ing family. Near Holy Family and No. 21 School. 3% down on FHA. Call ID 6•1799.

PARK AVENUE section • double, suitable for triple. Copper plumbin9. CH 4·9217.

Ledlie Jeweler, Gemologist Diamonds, Settings, Appraisals

Guaranteed Watch & Jewelry Repair Service

2nd Floor, Profess ional Bldg.

840 Dewey Ave., cor. Driv. Pk.


:\letzger & Rrayer-GL 8-5000


Edwin Heberle Dies Funeral services were held from

the Vay Funeral Home for Edwin Heberle who died June 10 in Detroit Interment was in Mt. Hope Cemetery. He is survived by his wife, Nan; two sons, Edwin and John; his duaghter Barbara Kunz; his mother, Mrs. Mary Heberle of 106 Flint st.; one brother Joseph; and four grandchildren. He attended Holy Family and Jefferson High and was a member of Teamster Local 118 employed by TransAmerican Freight Lines.

Special--Man.- Tues.- Th urs. Only

HAIR 99(

CUT with shampoo & set

at regular price

BUDGET $8 75 PERM COMPLETE

Open Doily 9 to 9 Sot. 9-5; Closed Wed.

SILHOUETTES BY FRANK

606 Lake Ave. CL 4-1071 AIR COND ITIONED _

FOR SALE

KEEP carpet cleaninq problems small - use Bluo Lustre wall to wall. Rent electric shampaoer Sl· Maggio Pharmacy, 583 Lake Ave.

TENT - 4 rooms. Used once, one year old. Illness forces sale. Ted Williams. FA 8·2170 after 5 p.m.

MAGNA VOX TV with phano. & radio $25. Also white Thayer crib complete. CL 4 ·7722.

2 COMBINATION ALUMINUM storm doors , 3 alumirtum windows, 2 metal awnings 4' and 3'. Wrouqht iron rail· ing gate. 1154 Maplo St.

LOST bright carpet colors ••• restore them with Blue Lustre . Rent electric shampooer $!. Wakil Paint Co. Inc. 295 Ridge Rd. W.

DOUBLE WASHING machine $30. Fur coo I si:z:e 18 • $25. GL 8· 9971.

SOUP' S on, the ruq that is, so clean the spot with Blue Lustre. Rent electric shampooer $1. H.C. Pommerening & Son, 1086 Lyell Ave.

STEREO CONSOLE, never used, $87. Will accept $1.25 weekly. Call GR 3· 2556.

BOYS BICYCLE 20". Excellent condition. 695 Seneca Pkwy. • $20.

TI-lE amazinq Blue Lustre will leave your upholstery beautifully soft and clean. Rent electric shampoo•or $1. Shatzel's Hardware, 498 Lyell Ave.

BABY FURNITURE • Very qood con• dition. ID 6·9136.

CLEANINGEST carpet cleaner you ever used , so easy too. Get Blue Lustre. Rent electric shampooer $1. Zack's Hardware , 1318 Dewey Ave.

STOVE, 36", white Summet. Good for cottage or cellar· $10.00. 22 combine· tion storm windows, screens, average sizes $1.00 each. CL 4•8563, 180 Fu !ton Ave,

TIRES at wholesale prices at our warehouse. Big, biq savinqs for the very best. Automotive - truck. Duqan Sales Corp., 550 Avis St. , GL 8·8877.

PERSIAN LAMB cape, size 16·18.

GL 8-170:.:7~------------ALUMINUM STORM WINDOWS combi·

nation, $12.95, Storm doors, $29.95. Installation arranqed. Empire Home Improvement Co., GL 8·2409.

WHITE SEWING machine in neutral wood console. Zi9 zaQs, buttonholes, does fancy decorative stitching. Will sell for balance due of $30.60 or take over 6 payments of $5.10 monthly. Call GR 3·4399.

REFRIGERATOR, Ap't size qas range . Reasonable. Call 8 to 5. Richard W. Friday, Inc., ID 6·0333.

RICCAR SEWING MACHINES, sales, service, repaim on all mokes. Lyell Plaza Sewing _ Cento:_-~.~

DOORS • Combination heavy duty aluminum installed for $36.95. Call Nichols-Wyman Lumber Co., 2435 Dewey Avo., UN 5·7110_. -----STANLEY HOME Products. Moth·

proofing and spring cloaninq specials. Lois Ross, 555 Birr St. CL 4·4218. Free de 1i very.

LATE MODEL, automatic zig zag sewing machine, buttonholes, bhnd hems, etc. No attachments needed. Guaranteed. Complete balance $29 or $6.90 per month. Call LI 4·3266 any· time. --------------

RUMMAGE SALE • Roin or shine. Household articles, wrought iron rail· ings, ladder jacks, ruqs, cloth1ng, curtains, toys, 131 Selye Terr, June 29 - 30.

SWIMMING POOL • 12 ft., 42 inches deep. Includes filter & ladder • Used one year. $75. GL 8 ·7202.

PORCH STEPS custom made. Free delivery. Call Nichols-Wyman Lumber Co., 2435 Dewey Ave. UN 5·7110.

1957 FORD Galax1e HT. Good con· dition, choap. 385 Woqman Road.

REPORT From ALBANY 8~ ·l.~st•mbf~·lllnll

} ames E. Powers

GOVERNOR SIGNS TAX CUT FOR THE AGED

You may recall a few weeks past I wrote a report on the bill, which received my support, allowing cuts in tax assessments for people over 65. I am pleased to inform you that the Governor signed the bill and it has now become law. Contact your local City or Town Hall for specfic eligibility.

TAX BREAK FOR PARENTS OF COLLEGE STUDENTS

On Tuesday, June 21, the Assembly voted to grant state in co me tax deductions to the parents of college students, a deduction of up to $750 for tuition, text books, and fees for each child in school. If the Senate and Governor will concur on our action, we will be taking a great step toward aiding parents to face ever increasing college costs. I hope that the Federal Government would also recognize this great need and allow a similar deduction for Federal income tax. MEDICAID AMENDMENTS

As you probably noted from press and radio reports, I have been fighting for amendments to the state Medicaid bill. On June 21, the Senate passed ten amendments, two of which dealt with a deductibility factor. I talked with Speaker Travia on the absolute need for the Assembly to pass these amendments. A deductible pro"rlsion under which aid receipients would have to pay some expenses themselves before the state would take o\'er, would overcome many objections to Medicaid.

IT WOULD Ct.:T COSTS AND 0\"ERUSE OF MEDICAL F ACILITIES AND WOULD ENCOURAGE PEOPLE TO RETAIN THEIR HEALTH INSURANCE, WHOSE BENEFITS MIGHTMAKE UP FOR THE DEDUCTIBLE COSTS.

My colleague, Charles Stockmeister, is in full accord with the need for these amendments. PHONE PRESCRIPTIONS TO RETURN

As a result of legislation passed in 1965, doctors were for bidden to telephone many types of prescriptions to pharmacists. This required a patient to physically appear before the doctor and deliver this prescription to his pharmacist. This, of course, was always time consuming, expensive, and frequently caused delay in the receipt of the needed drug.

I introduced a bill this year to eliminate these problems and at the same time retain control of

· drugs of an addictive nature. The basic Senate version of my bill (Thaler - S.P. 5388) passed the Assembly June 21. If the Governor signs this bill, doctors again may give oral orders to a pharmacist as long as a written order is sent within 72 hours for a depressant or stimulant drug.

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Tho mas Coon and Bruce F ouquet members of Maplewood Y.M.C.A. Junior Leaders Club, have been selected to attend the 11th annual Silver Bay Leaders Training School at Silver Bay on Lake George, from June 28 through July 5. Over 150 leaders fromtheeastern United States will be attending the s c h o o 1. The staff includes Y.M.C.A. physical directors and outstanding laymen who have a deep interest in 1 e ad e r ship training.


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SERVICE NEWS BEVERLY J. DEMPSEY, daugh

ter of Mr. and Mrs. John L. Santangelo of 159 Emerson st. has been promoted to first lieutenant in the u. s. Air Force.

Lieutenant Dempsey is an electronics data processing officer at Sheppard AFB, Tex. Sheisamember of the Air Training Command which operates the world' slargest technical school system to train personnel for Air Force duty.

The lieutenant received her commission upon completion of Officer Training School at Lackland AFB, Tex.

A graduate of Jefferson High School, she received her B.S. degree from Brockport state Univer sity.

AIRMAN SIDNEY F . BROWN, son of Mr. and Mrs. William G. Brown of 701 Broad st., has been selected for technical training at Chanute AFB, as a u. s. Air Force aircraft equipment repairman.

The airman recently completed basic training at Lackland AF B, Texas. His new school is part of the Air Training Command which conducts hundreds of specialized course s to provide technically trained per sonnel for the nation's aerospace force.

Airman Brown attended Madison High School.

JAMES E. GOTTRY, son of Mr. and Mrs. Francis E. Gottry, 478 Magee Ave., has been promoted to A 2/ c in Air Traffic Control at Travis Air Force Base, California. He will return to his home base at Cliarleston, s. c. in Aug-. ust for further orders.

Airman 2/c Walter s. Woltosz, son of Mr. and Mrs. stanley Woltosz of 160 Sierra Dr., has been awarded the strategic Air Command (SAC) Certificate of Distinguished Educational Achievement at Clinton-Sher man AFB, Okla.

His wife, Margaret, is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Michae l stearns of 114 Langford Rd.

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Graduation exercise s were held June 23 at No. 43 School. Presented diplomas were:

Joseph Allen, Thomas Albano P a trick Bassett, l\Iollyann Ba~ tista, Vincent Bertolone Mar y Candelaria, G er a 1 d Cast;onovo Pauline Cie mny, R o be r t Cook: Barbara Corona.

Donald Cristantello, Robert DeCarolis, Samuel DiPonzio, Nancy F o s t e r, Wayne Geith, Charles Glende, John Gr a vino, Shar on Guay, Noel Heston, t.Iarle Iacchetta, David Jarvis.

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. F red Norway, Kenneth Palmer, R tchard Pecorella, Lawrence Pha len, Lawrence Plantz David Prince, Rita Punch, Joyce Randall Gary Reynolds. '

Larry Rossi, Joseph Sammons Maximiliam Sauer Monica Sauer' David Schmitt, J~hn Simpatico' Randall Smith, Christine Sorrenti' F r anees Straight. '

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Moving up exercises for grades six and seven were held June 23 in the school auditorium. The new standa rd bearer1 M i c h a e 1 Edwards and the new guardian of the f l ag, Michel e Arsenault were installed.

Guest speaker was Alan Schultz a for mer student of #41 Schooi and presently a member of the senior class at John Marshall High School. A social hour for the pupils and their parents was sponsor ed by the P a r e nt- Te a cher Association. Being promoted are:

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Lawrence Alan Belli, 17-yearold son of Mr. and Mrs. Emil Belli of 25 Gayla Drive, has been awarded a four-year scholarship to the University of Rochester under the Navy'sNROTC program. He will enter the u. OF R, Engineering School in September.

Larry was graduated from Bishop Kearney lligh School June 14th. He attended School No. 17, where he was standard bearer of his class, and Holy Family School.

He is an Eagle Scout and is affiliated with Troup 17. Larry formerly lived at 380 orange st. Christ Presbyterian

Rev. L. D. Graves will preach on "Parachutes That Go t:p" on Sunday at 10 a.m. Parents who want their children to take part in the Neighborhood Interchurch Program during the month of July are asked to make their intentions known to Rev, Robert Booher, GL 8-4100. Children under the seventh

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Scholarship Awards At Precious Blood

Rev. s. Contegiacomo, pastorof Most Precious Blood Church presented the following scholarship awards to the June graduates of the school on June 23:

First place, Donna Cook, Richard Molisani; Second place, l\larilyn Pelliterri, Steven 11artone; Third place, Joanne vetromile, Robert Male.

A special F at he r Sebastian award for leadership, dependability, courtesy and Christian principles was awarded to Robert Ranalletta.

Three Graduate From Nazareth College

Among the June graduates at Nazareth College were at least three from the Northwest area.

Geraldine M. Zachary, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Peter Zachary, 23 Rugraff st., has won her B.S. degree in chemistry.

Mary Jane Zicari, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. James Zicari, 1371 J ay st., has a B.S. in speech therapy and will take a position with Social Security, starting with a 13 weeks training course in Buffalo.

Patricia Lippa, duaghter of Mr. and :\Irs. Dominick Lippa of 476 Lyell Ave,, has her B.A. in English and expects to teach.

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quite evident poverty the people large covered courtyard and soon were singing, laughing and joking, were looking out on a tremendous p 1 a yin g cards and thoroughly plaza which could accomodate at enjoying life. We were about the least 100,060 people. On a semionly tourists where we were walk- circle at one end was another 1ng, but we felt perfectly safe. No Cathedral which was elevated high one paid any attention to us except above the plaza. on a big platsome of the tiny urchins who begged form out-of-doors in front of the for escudos. cathedral another Mass was in

ON A SUNDAY morning we took progress with nine priests and a side trip to nearby Fatima, several thousand worshipperstakEurope' s second most famous ingpart. shrine. (It was here in 1917 that THE SHRINE itself is not very three children are reported to have unpos~ng. It is set in the middle seen and prayed with the Virgin.) of the plaza and is a plain wooden

As we drove along the road structure not much larger than which was the main highway in a double garage. But it is the obthat area we passed men and jective of thousands of visitors women on their burros. (In some and scores of devouts were circases the men looked bigger than cling the shrine on their knees, the donkeys they were astride.) evidently praying for cures for Also oxcarts with the "driver" themselves or for loved ones. actually walking ahead of the oxen Large candles by the hundreds leading the way. Women trudging were burning in pyre-like boxes along with their little onesbytheir near the shrine and it is a sight sides; and on top of their heads we will never forget. We were balancing huge bundles of greens, t remendously impressed by the urns of water or bulky baked goods grandeur of it all, but our most trays. It seemed hardly possible yet lasting memory will probably be there it was. the sight of those penitent people

AS WE DROVE int • the grounds each praying for another miracle. at Fatima we were immediately aware that Sunday was not exactly the best day to come. Parking space was at a premium, but we found a spot close to the center o f activity. We walked through a park- like a rea and passed bynumerous family groups who had brought their picnic lunches with them and hadcommandeeredevery bench and table in sight.

Looking fo r the shrine we entered an open doorway and found ourselves in the rear of a cathedr al and in the midst of a High Mass. Every seat was taken, as well as just about every inch of standing room. We came out in into a

ON THIS SAME DAY we had time to drive over to Tomar, said by some to be the loveliest town in Por t uga l. We walked through one of its parks and came upon an old, old restaurant where only Portugese were eatmg. The waiter was a little surprised to see tounsts, but seated us on the porch next to a flowing stream - a most delightful setting. And the language barrier notwithstanding, we had one of the best meals of the whole trip (soup, fish, meat, potatoes, salad, cheese, fruit and wine for a little over a dollar a person).

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OUR FAVORITE sidewalk cafe was in a little crossroads town called Alcobaca, about 20 kilometers from Nazare. We stopped there several times to refresh ourselves and also to watch the world go by, Local traffic--oxcarts burros and pedestrians at a snail ' s pace; and buses, trucks and pleasure cars racing through the village square at breakneck speed. What a contrast.

Directly across the street was a 500 year old Cathedral which we explored one day with the help of a custodian who told us in broken English some of the history of the mission which it contained. We wandered with him through room after room. ~He had several big keys on a ring and unlocked and locked each of the doors as he showed us through). The church edifice itself was a marvelous structure, but much like the dozens of other Cathedrals we saw. But the massive kitchen where food was prepared in the old days fo r 999 monks was a revelation. It had a pit where two oxen coul d be roasted simultaneously and a tile-lined flue that opened up into the roof some 180 feet overhead. Perhaps the most striking feature, however, was running water, direct from the river beneath the building, which in the good old days, the guide told us with a straight face, brought trout swimming right into a big trough in the kitchen where the cooks nabbed them for their Friday fish fries. You couldn' t get 'em much fresher than that.

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MICHAEL GRAMMATICO, JR., 329 Campbell St., is a June graduate of State University College at Fredonia.

OBITUARIES McCHESNEY • June 23, 1966.

Don Reynolds McChesney of 169 Arnett Boulevord. Surv iving are one daughter, Mrs. John Robinson; two sons, Andrew and Gordon McChesney; eleven grandchildren; one sister, Mrs. Arthur Rathjen.

-A Memorial Service wos held in St. Thomas Episcopo! Church, Tuesdoy, June 28, 1966 at 2:30 p.m.

L LOYD • June 24, 1966. Eothel Lloyd of 483 B irr Street. Surv iving are his w ife, Mrs. Anne Lloyd; four daughters, Mrs. John Meshell, Sister Jonatha, Misses Christine and Mary Ellen Lloyd; one sister, Mrs. Ernest McPhie; one brother, Ezra Lloyd. -Funeral services were held from

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MO ORE • June 24, 1966. Stewart Moore of 1383 Ridge Rd., W. Surviving are his wife, Mrs. Ann Moore; one daughter, Mrs. Albert Asqui th; one son, Rev. Glenn Moore; four grandchildren.

-Funeral servic es were held in Greece Methodist Church , Monday, J une 27, 1966 at 11 :30 a . m. Interment, Falls Cemetery.

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Mayor Frank T. Lamb has announced that the city will ask for a Federal grant of $434,386 for the first year costs of a three-year beautification program for Rochester. Total cost for the first year , 1966-67, will be $936,170.

The three- year progr am will mean gross costs of $2, 194,670,of which $994,386 will be sought from the federal government.

The federally-assisted city program relates to open space and other land that is publicly owned or controlled, such as streets, sidewalks, squares, plazas and par ks. 1\Vo other aspects of the beautification program are: (1) City programs ineligible for federal financial assistance, and (2) private efforts, which will be led and inspired by the Mayor'sBeaut1f1cation Committee under the chairmanship of Donald McMaster.

Four groups of activity are identified in the federally-aided City p r ogram: (1) improvements to existing parks and playgrounds and development of city-owned land earmarked for park and playground purposes; (2) improvements to plazas, squares and riverfront areas, (3) upgrading and improving the appearance of streets and other non-recreational places, (4) beautification and improvement of public building sites.

The federally-aided city program for 1966- 67, the year for which detailed plans have been prepared, would involve several Northwest area projects including:

MAPLEWOOD PARK, development of children's rose gar den, planting of shrubs, trees and roses for main rose garden, installation of fence and plantings along river gorge.

EDGERTON PARK, equipment for children's a p par at us area, landscaping and plantings.

WILSON PARK, construction of rest rooms and small picnic shelter, development of basket b a 11 courts and children's apparatus area, closing of street and construction of tennis courts, installation of watering system, planting of trees and shrubs.

SCHOOL NO. 40, picnic area, preparation of area including drainage and watering facilities, picnic tables, benches and fire places.

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RILEY PLAYGROUND, decorative fencing, small shelter, sandbox, paving and plantings.

LOWER FALLS area, plantings to stabilize and beautify the riverbank, development of hiking and bicycle trails.

SENECA PARKWAY, major plantings of at least 60 larger trees plus roses and evergreens, walkways, benches and embellishments.

GLENDALE PARK, landscaping, shrubs and tree plantings.

CARTHAGE DRIVE, planting of flowering trees.

RAINES PARK, landscaping, decor ative fencing, plantings and walkways.

BLOSS-SARA TOGA area, planting of trees, flowering shrubs and bench installation.

LYELL AVENUE FIREHOUSE, landscaping and plantings.

Officers Pi cked By Retired Club

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• NO OBJECTIONABl E ODOR Presbyterian Church elected new

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Gal. President, Bruce Dayton: vice

president, stuart Boyce; treasurer, Herman Sonderman; and secretary, Mrs. Walter Skinner, The club has a membership of about 60 all members of the church.


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Expectant Mothers

I CLOSED I I I : SATURDAYS : I During I 1 July & August I I . I

519 RIDGE RD. E. Fl 2-9720 ductlon and storage. '"DAVID GERARD WOLF, a seminarian at st. John Fisher college, should ask about

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is being congratulated by his friends for ranking first in the class of 322 sophomores at the college. He had six straight A's. He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Ambrose Wolf of 362 Selye Terr.

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-- WE HAVE ACCOMODATIONS FOR OVER 50iJ : L 0 U IE K I M M E L celebrated Father's Day with his wife, five of their children and their families,

: Including 10 grandchildren. A pic= nic supper was enjoyed at the home = on LOuise st. out-oftown guests = were their son Louis, his wife : Joyce, and their two children. They : reside in East Syracuse, N. Y.

FOR BANQUETS & WEDDINGS. --- ._ ________ al 456 Lexington Ave. -

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--- --- WE SERVE SUPERB Ita I ian & American Foods in our:

THE SACRED HEART LEAGl'E of Most Precious Blood Church will have a picnic supper on tonight at 6 p.m. in the school auditorium. C

IRV'S HOME

ORN GROWN main dining room from 5 p.m. (Except Monday) = -------- The Fred Costello Trio Nightly ~ FRANK BALDASSARE, son of Mr. and ~lrs. Peter Baldassare, 25 Dana st.. has completed his = soph year and has made the dean' s

_ list at Sienna College in LOuden= ville, N. Y. He is majoring in = accounting. He graduated from

RIB ALWAYS ------------Frank DeRosa (S:.x) Fred (Organ) Except Monday

Tom Silletti (Drums)

In our fabulous CASCADE LOUNGE for your entertainment and dancing pleasure.

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Child St., was installing officer for the eighth district convention of VF W A u.xiliary on June 12 at Pateben-Briggs Post.

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MR. AND MRS. WALTERDUKELO w of 94 Ellsinore st., celebrated their 35th wedding anniversary on June 13. They formerly ran the Dukelow Diner on Lyell Ave. from 1944 to 1962 when Mrs. Dukelow retired and her husband became a court attendant in Supreme Court He has been active in 24th Ward Republican politics as president of the ward's GOP club and chairman of the ward and county committee.

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12 The Vicini ty Post June 29, 1966

MILT MANDELL DRUGS 511 DEWEY AVE. cor. Emerson GL 8-4199

e ,Pres criptions • DRUGS STORE HOU RS

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Open Doily 9 a.m. - 10 p.m. Sunday 9 o.m. to 4 p.m.

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VODKA SCOTCH For less Than $4 For Less Than $4 ZACK'S Liquor Store

434 RIDGE ROAD WEST Near DEWEY

PLENTY OF FREE PARKING O p en 9 a .m . to 11 p .m . UN 5-5725

"Carousel" Next At Play house

"Carousel", regarded by many as the most beautiful of the Rogers and Hammerstein collaborations, starts the second week in the classic schedule of musicals at East Rochester' s Town & Country P 1 a y house. Opening on Monday night, July 4, this holiday treat will play one week only, through Saturday.

Rugged Bill Car rozo wlll be in the leading roll of Bill Bigelow, the roughneck carousel barker who attracts all women, and treats them all badly.

The role of the gentle but valiant Julie Jordon will be played by Jan McArt. For Miss McArt, this role will be a greatly changed po r t ra y a 1 from the boister ous " Molly Brown", for which she has already become a local favorite.

Town & countr y Playhouse producer Barry C. TutUe r epor ts a fairly strong advance sale of tickets for " Carousel", and suggests early reservatlons. The box office is open daily from 10 a.m. until 9 p. m. ; telephone is DU 1-1001.

Senior Citizens Picnic Tomorrow

Maplewood Senior Citizens have planned a picnic fo r Thursday at Maplewood Par k. It will be held at the pavilion just north of Ridge Road. A committee hasbeenfor med to di r ect this affair and it is expected that a lar ge number will be on hand.

Mr s. John Evans and Mrs. stuart Boyce will be in cha r ge of the food and the cooking will be done by John Evans and Ed Gardner.

Mr s. Helen D' Amanda will direct games, with E mor y Pixley and Andy Auber ger in char ge of equipment.

The group will meet at 11 a. m. as usual with the meal being served at 12. In case of rain an indoor picnic will be held at the usual meeting place, the Church of the Ascension.

For infor mation, call GL 8- 558-1.

'----- F riday & Saturday Evening 't il Midnight ____ __,

CHRIST PRESBYTERIAN Sunday services during July and

August will be held at 10 a.m. instead of the regular 10:30 hour. r----------------------------------,

l 3or Wedding 9nvitations 1' I -I Also Shower and Anniversary

It I Announ cements

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See Samples and make selection at

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CLOSED FOR VACATION JULY 1 thru JULY 17

RE-OPEN MONDAY - JULY 18

FLOWER FASHIONS FREE DELI VE RY UN 5-7270 ·FLORIST· Plenty of Parking

WEST RIDGE SHOPPING CENTER 630 RIDGE ROAD W.

SKYTRAILS AIR TRAVEL CLUB Our club doesn ' t wont to own a plane - we fly the

latest commercial jets! We go on trips that las t a weekend or many weeks . To change the poce we al so go on trains - buses and

sh ips! Someth ing for everyone. Our tri ps toke us where you

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Won't you join us! For Information & A pplications

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Call right now for a ColorMaster appointment.You'll save hours in the salon by taking one minute to call us.

MARIE ELAINA Beauty Salon 1182 DEW EY AVE. GL 8-4800

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A big savings over our regular price! x Giant-sized Bu~ket O' hot Chicken for holidays, parties, patio-eating ... JUSt any old time. •J..• And, remember, cold chicken is wonderful for refrigerator-raiding, midnight snacks, Dad's and children's lunches. ;. Hurry ... offer expires July 10, 1966

~CHICKEN DELIGHT)]f;. 1462 Dewey Ave. GL 8-5545

Trinity To Note Diamond Jubilee

The church council of Trinity Evangelical Lutheran Church, 116 Campbell Sl, has formed a committee of 26 members under the leadership of Norman E. Gauch and Betty Vroom to observe the 75th anniversary of the church.

They plan a six week' s program commencing Sept. 18. This schedule will include an Inter-Church service on that date; an interfaith service on Sept, 25; a reunion service on Oct. 9; a banquet at Welcome Ranch on Ridge Rd. on Oct. 13; and a Diamond Jubilee service on Oct. 16, at which time the president of the New York Synod, or, Alfred L. Beck, will join them.

It was ln December 1889thatthe West Side Mission was opened in the parish house of the Church of the Good Shepherd on Grape st. On Aug. 16, 1891, this Misson laid the cornerstone for its own church building at the corner of campbell and Walnut sts. , where 75 years later the pastor and congregation hope all their friends and guests will join them for the festivities.

Following the Rev. P.B.Smith and Rev. Peter Altpeter, the Rev. Henry c. Erbes accepted a call on May 15, 1889, which lasted for 58 years. After Dr. Erbes' retirement ln 1956, the Rev. Martin L. Dolbeer, now at Waterloo University College ln Ontario, Canada, became pastor, He and their present pastor, the Rev. Theodore A. Schrader, will join in conducting the reunion service planned for oct, 9,


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Central Library of Rochester and Monroe County Historic Newspapers Collectioni4 The Vicinity Post June 29, 1966 , ........ ....,...,. ___ ,_._...,..._.. ....................................... -.-.-..--..--..... --~--... --~~-~

l What's ·left FORMALS ~ l SUITS GOWNS i ~ ~ : Drastically Reduced ! I ODD LOT -SUMMER DRESSES I 1 Wedding Gowns- Bridesmaids ~I i Also Mother-of-the Bride ~~ \ ~

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SHARON CLARK (above) daughter of Mr. and Mr s. Alexander R. Clar k, 170 Isabelle St., was elected president of the Newman Center, Los Angeles City College, at a banquet held on June 4. A most significant and coveted award was also conferred upon her at this time, the title of Miss Newmanite.

For outstanding attendance in various activities and Theology classes, she has also received a certificate, medal and pin. A pla que with her name engraved upon it was also presented to her. She is curr ently editor of the Crossroads bulletin of L. A. C. A. Newman Center and chair man of a club.

Her college majo r Is German. She is a 1965 graduate of Nazareth Academy.

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June 29, 1966 The Vicinity P ost 15

Legal Finance Plan Set Up,..._w_e ........... CI,;,;,;,;.ea;.;.:...n,;.,;;.;;o;.;....u_t.:.;.

Security Trust Company of Rochester and the Monroe County Bar Association have approved the adoption of a plan whereby the bank will establlsh a Legal Finance Plan that will enable the public to pay legal fees on the installment basis. The plan was announced jointly by J, WallaceElv.Securlty's president, and Domenic L. Streppa, president of the local bar association. The plan ls similar to one adopt

ed by the Erle County Bar Association's 1965 Award of Merit. Basically, the plan will permit a

client to pay for legal fees on an Installment basis similar to the manner In which he might pay for other goods or services on a time plan. At the initial consultation, a client and his attorney agree upon a fee for services to be r endered and the client, if Interested, can apply to Security Trust Company for its Legal F inance Plan.

After performing the necessary check on the client' s credit, the bank then establishes an Installment loan for the client. The attorney will receive his fee from the bank Immediately. The client' s Installment loan wUl

be covered by life Insurance on the borrower. Interest rates and loan duration will follow a normal bank consumer credit pattern. Commenting on the plan, streppa

said: "The officers and trustees of the Monroe County Bar Association believe that the adoption of this plan is a significant contr ibution toward making legal ser vices available to a larger segment of the public. " Ely indicated that: " SecurIty

Trust is certainl y proud to associate itself with the Bar Association In a plan which wUl meet definite financial needs of the public as well as provide sound financial planning for local attorneys."

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