; • . - - ' . - • - : • • ' • - • / : • • ' •'&cfoxf; Octo1»r 10, 1958 - ; . - 'I . = .._li . !_' mm* Huleifs fp^ Season ^ ^ <7 •-.OFFERS V0U THI$ VWONDEJR^UL WAV - " TO ft EAR A<»A1W WITH SOTW ^ARS! * Cordless,; ear-lewi 'hearing with"' - out glasses. No receiver button. * Higher fidelity hearing corrects even severe iWs©s, ' *-Tlity Bsl.tone fits- behind ear, Slender,, almost imis>ble tabf> car« Mes sd«nd to ear. * Chblc* <?f two ionlours. Grmfit*. ; behind rlgttt ear, other behind left FREE det erlb« tseefenj advantage* C»w«-in, p*rc-re or write. DON GALLOWAY ^ : t9.SJBtEY TDWER &1&G. HA. 6-0868 jdny cm "-lata? -George, lias com- •tplefeft a most successful season. I George' H. Eidiier, owner, »- ports that 193S eafialedth^ |i»3?4 s-pascm, w;hk-h vrss. d.njdl tirne rpf*oi'd. . '•—••-. - * . • ' : . HHtett's operated at more-titan i loo per cent capacity all season.! The xnanv gaests that Huletts •could not accommodate were sent ""to" "fowrmn'R Tiduses" IMTttftiteJSTttT ' ihe -area. • . Ek-hler"- "state* 'Uiat. bookings fur the 1939 season are much heavier thaji usual •%<» jtonand for howsefeeplng cottages is -gjFO RreatPr than ever and a>Wi- tit»ua writs wtll be crectei tins Fait. Trustee sRecpiiem l *-" ••for EfebipNI "Five students ftond^.l^^^'"^-*^©^^^'^ t>e aw^ e ^KGiAUi'clt itf-T ocesan.--.Wgh- schools ha^e keen named sexptft^iUstA^ia-.the. Nav lional Merit Scholarship- corape> .titloa,.as a result of att.edtica..: ttonal development -'test taker* last April. •••.-. -, . Ihe 195&59 program. Mi*. Powed, of t ? Hellion ISt'.; : Inesemi-ttmllsts now Java aiv died' Oct* .4, 1958 in St. Mary's other tljiree-Hour.-;exartrtriatiQn; Hospital. • -~~'--.- . • .••.- • which will" fMvthejr substantiate ." ( , . ^. mt>tuarv 'L. as their; high scores. Trwsc who *e- ^«., * &£?• ^K" tiri^ 3fee. live stedentS ..re Marie jond.fet will then "become final- » * f ° y CgJ *« T «d ^ i&£w*W rihW^rfM 1 ' .Annalists the students u'lll - ererid Fathers Leo V. Smith, pbfa. SK^TSo^Sn? MuS ; b e eligible *>r the ^started- &"; ert/L.Kress, Rohert. J. W a n d !5SJr < 2OTJ^Jr , H r*fl8wt- in ^cliolnrshlp «warita.:.Joseph D. Donovan. • Aitxillat'v Bishop Casey celebrated tfa«,.-Eeq«em-yto r? EfebaPd'J.'-ftwfew. a trostw'-«f a^ Peto and fwla ctai'chi Ttiestlaj', Oct. 7.% •'. Mi's." Stella • M . "fovvetssj a sort, George. R, Powers; four daugfe. tews*. Mrs.. Thomas (Estelte) A,. Farrell;. Mrs. Kennetit • (Marlon) A.«Heisneri Frances F, JPowers,- Mrs. Joseph <Bdna) M. Swltzer; 'Jiistitutei airdl Jean" Meeh -from Nazareth ^aderay. sponsoi'ed by-over eighty busl- Beamw"-wett Cla^eneo Rettcr, ness and industrial organfce*tlons, j Q ^ v h Screen. Al Fiesnan. Al Brezlnsfey.. * a r d VogeL The live'students,are ainong professional;_ socieUw, -foumla- Brezinsky.. I,ouis Boss and Loon lo;,OO0 of. the Highest scorers on: tlons, in'dfo-iduals.' aBit'ths? *Nn the National Merit -Scholarship 'tional Merit Scholarship Corpom qualifying test given to over tion Jtself., About. May 1, at least Jlr. Powers, who -\\M a menr- t*,G90*schools last Spring. : 735 young people will!be ,«ameil ber olthe H# Name Society of. -•• -Whw. CA M«(Ut- - — • St. fiifnaventuw. N.Y. - - Pml V. Murrav. co-founder and cur- S r i S - . tJl^nlSi^ Catnolic Daughters of America, Md Sept. 29|k in;St i t>wv*, A«JUV.,-. -..,,,_..„ -••Patrick's axidttoriam. marking {••; •" >* ••.•••'.'••• :• • — the 33th annfersarj- of the be- f r » ct1 ^ cl *!f?. °* c,ll ^ e " J f of the court. :% e public schools and in St. Bat- Seneca Palls — Bishop; Kearney of Rochester wos gue^t Citv of honor at the" annual banquet of Court Seneca Falls No, th*» lt#* reefptpnt pf ?t. ".'B'ina- \^,tur*' t'nUpr^tty's C^tfMif Ac fton Xl«'.l:*l Mattle Funeral Service, Inc. John VV Moltle 8 5 3 CULVER RD. Mottle. Tre«. Lrrr4d slit " w n m g "—™- rick's school. Urand regent, Mar? E. S.tlutti Miss Salotti annguncesi' that v«lcome<i- Bishop Kearney, Rev.,Miss Harmon, district «Jep«tj', John P. O'Beirne. pastor of.St.;was retiring frora somo of-Jrer Patrick's parish. Rev. John 8- Catholic Daughters- activities and, Klclntjes," assistant pastor. Rev, j would no longer.be in cliarge of ' The. senji-lihalhits c»utscpre~d over ¥!9,W classrnates from public, private and parochial high schools* in the. United States and ist:,'j»e3aeS5io.gjs. Ttirough "&eTr" hig^h scoring,. the students moved *"ftep closer to an estimated .fS-raillion^^ in mer- Umia Mary Schanfe rj-the- naerlf- seholaf -405&^- itatjlH-feis-^f Isiv-^afr-beeB-HHttploseeNln- ~ = = Merit Scholarship, is a toBj&jear ttoe Kee I*ox Manufacturing Co, Wttiiani J,.,aRd Wsn&s .-353, Pow- erst "Mfo sisters, Mrs. J§dmurid S, Stevens, jKerimove; Mrs. Jamea. t, Conheady, Fairport; several nieeos and nephews. At tl>e grave in Holy" Scpulelu'*'. Cemetery, Father Fox imparted the Wesslnir- Arrangements by M. Alvah Htallorair'and Son Fu- neral Home. .~-r-^_ •*ea£ dan) Ball .at. Mor chfe' A 1 ^ward. -o- '— Funeral Held For faret IL Imo . carbon dfepatUnent for the past | 2T years. He Was .a; member, of the • board of dirertors of the' • credit'union Of SS.. Peter".and.. Paul's. Thomas C. Kane of Rochester, a, Court Seneca FaHs. airs_ Mary; f UH6ra* vOUuUCtSu - former assistant at St. Patrick's, un4 Rev..- Edward J. MeAniff of Rochester; ElUabeth Harmon of Auburn Funeral services for Mrs. Mar- garet Bahinan lm«S o-f S3 Reliance StT'-Who died Sept. 23, lESS. were held at the August M. Mater Funeral Home and in 0ur Lady of Perpetual Help Chur<?h on Sept. 27. Rt. Rev. Msgr. Frank J - Hc^ •He Is s-wUved bv his wife, it . Piano and Voice lessons, BARBARA TAYLERT . B.S.—M.A. CHcirlott*. 2-0713-W ST. TROMAS 3fAJRISH <r C. Durkin of Waterloo rould be the distrtet deputj-. >-" Funeral Mass for Anna Man' * , _. _ w,*»n- ™. BV pv „„.„, Schantz was offered in Sf Jo- fen was ceielawt of tlice solemn who has hwn disfriet ^ . BI ^ H0P t ¥ ^ H 0 ^^ = seph Church, Rochester, Sept, reqmem Mass, assisted b y Rev, of the. court since ite, hls ««»««* * a " k ? «« « ' Cor ^ lx 23 after servjceSat Matties, 833. <J«3*» w - Fel l pr as deacon, and . ... ^^.n^™™ n «ri Hr,K> r«mnrwmtaiw e. ^ a .* *«• * ' Rev. Joseph Heinhart. sub-rleacon, Rey, Edward J.- Eschricrx was present in the Sanetuaiy. Mfs. 'tma. /$, lifeloiif tir^Siber of O.L,P»H.»/wai a nwtotoer of, the women's Sotjalirj.*. and of the 1 1 ladies aujdd/ary "Ko. q, Kstights' | ieputy bylh. the members iems. >Trs. listrp«*.; .,„... and their P^ayera and Holy Comtrxunions c ^ e f ft d ' . utcv T. Mccaul.a offered for Mm on4he occasion «f w Reii^nt mas t tcfilft-' ^^ 50tn annivstsay'* of his -ordina- 7 £ ; REfALUMl tUe t'etmi«i« + of E -.'ihe i-uurt en &>pt. 30/1823 with sl'rO ci'arrf-r tw-raKW Mr*. Me E,'caul prd ttiat '-«> rriemt^r's are S "-till In rh* Cnurt. Miss Sehantz of 5^19 Palmyra tfen as a pdAst* and alia thank- -&&£, pittsfsrd, dau^l^sr of the edaU ivho rfn*mbeved)&rnaur-!}a/e John and Matyf Oorschel tag his illness/a. few years ago. sihantz, died Sept, if/ J$j58.- He congratniateci tlie court on / _ . • _ . J ,,;,„,„,.,,, the many thlfe. it had done for /T*» R ^ * H irf. RS^S,' of St John tho mrish'anri <sn«kp. M ipncth P^SsJEt, celehrated tne Requiem m ~ u y.i _, the parish and «I>oRe *t tengin,^ R„»r«.wi»ri. Robert Surviving Mrs on the them en SEE JOE WALSH FOR THE RAMBLER •i. AUo A Few mt RAMBfeRS i.Qfrldafi Caw She was; A nw*ber of the P«> 0y wfctgfot Jtofitea. askance allowed Uy/^S* 1 ^ ^ K S f r t S S S band Fr a.national level in the/Schante, R o ^ t Siehert, Ciawnce * « £ , n shrine of tS»eyltrf Wal1 * nd John Giltnore. Dtfiin HI iiwi/Mii. Mane : - " - - v < ; n ^? tiw lu Wa jr''' She was a member of the Per* Z ' Mr. 1 1 4 " FarMl,, ta e , ^#^ ,w 1 Ke f rne ?'^^^^^t«al Help an* Altar Societies Sn^JS^^ftaswOB.'S " s ,f! : V "? * 1 * £ , ^ " St. Joseph's and the Rosary ^frs Marv Flanagan: Anna Mc- Bernadette. Ifo xnenihn and g t ^, ol BIes$ai sacriunent Ink Mn LueV MeCauL «helr. .guests a t t m « the ban- j^^j,, Teresa MHirain Mr*. Ethel .*«*. ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ v«w rm»« <!I-I "" Mrs. William tJul?J Hall, Mrs, ^ l m ' Benjamin • Mildred! Rasinond, P»o.hei»t««r Business Institute and Miss Irene Schant^ three is accepting registrations in its brokers, Ed^fd" H« William V, new school for office assistants- m & Herbert J.; a niece and sev- for an afternoon class to start e f^ nephews. Monday, Oct 13. according to Marguerite M. Carl, director of Father WlnieeJfl gave the bless- admfesions. • ing at Holy Sepulchre Cemetery, Xmo ( isUci hus-,1 ^| A, Imo, / | b « Interment was rna'de in Holy (~ i Sepulchne Cemetery* wlier** final *) , bjessijif at Aht grave was given RAU?H $TQ WEST MAI / ./ J.~... ..AiA.^;^...!- y* 1 vision AMBLER ID. ^3221 Ponltoc^'nc. |i 5,faelut:g. Mr-. £v»wthy Odell- Mrs. Anna May Parkw, Helen Reagan, Alwe PvOKi«rs and. Jane Rogers. ATI hut three of these ladles were present and were in trodured - to the audiet^ee by LotU«a» Cafella. pr^-^nt htstfrian. FATBBki O'BEIKNE thanked the court for its cooperation and anpport In' parish work, and ex- pressed thank's to them for ^very- thing th*w h'x^e' done f"r nim r'prsonalty. "Rlp»Pt-**-?<*» 1 Father Kite- a\t«.4«1 hte" uicvuivtti greeting to flip court on its i anniversary nr,*i wished them n thnr future ntrdertak M , 4 »hl 4t".0T0 CHLSCMII SCHOOLS i»«-,Tm>TlG*.S GENERAL aECTRIC SERVICE CENTER £>AI,ES <!fc •SERVICE on . A,U Trutlie A.»P1JM«* W» t"» Uwwtiii «it P«U **.-.»» HHNSS ft iiictsrc 180 North St, BAkei S-5840 JOHNNY WUNKOTE SAYS: THE HOFFMAN MUSIC SHOP 467 N. Goodman lO 2-3050 OPEN EVENINGS , Fotronize Our Advertisers Faii.t'i kit.•.,!(»- g.jup a short folk and spoke m particular! about thi» donation by thte court ] of records and other equipment to he ns^d in the religious tat* NEWARK, NEW YORK FJLBKER FDNEIuU HOME; Barry W. Parker • Funeral Director Robert H, Hayfield - licensed Manager DEerfield 1-3255 - 116 E. Miller. St. Newark, New York Stat* . . — -r-""'T"":f; Montgomery Retail Store Newark Wofors Inc. i CriGvrolct • Ohfemgbile-—*209 Sa. Main St, it Sales and Service DEerfield 1-1328 - 1-2440 5 ' Newark, N.Y. LYONS mm ,-OfcrfeM 1-101 -4- free Delivery % mil* ii&U* • Wm t Koetia' Jr. • I 'S»'W"ifa. Cranntcad «r Men.y 8«k *v. V WHEN YOU WRITE A SICURITY TRUST 5PIC1AL CHECK t*Q MONTHLY SERVICE CHARGE...Na MINIMUM BAlANCE_REaUlRED~ Just Sitep in any Security Ofljce and say "I'd like to open a Special Check Account" . , . ^.ay tuwoant, no matter how small, does i t ! , . . You're given * checkbook with th« checks rdedy imprinted -nith your name . .. Sit coTOfortshly at home, write checks to 3>*y trery bilL—then let the mailman do the rest! SECUMTY'TRlIST'GDMPAKy: I MAIN OFFICE—CORNER OF MAIN AND WATER STREETS 1354 NORTON ST. • 470 RIDGE KD. 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M . ^ . ^ ' ^ l ^ l * ^ l^ 1 ^^ HOST T O THE CARRIAGE: TRADE «"-»>«»»*»"^^*^ h^i^rft*.^*..^*. »*m+*^i OPEN EVERY DAY — • tJiitiirptised • i L.at/ttgt l>ECON£ X V O S « i POK KSSURVAXIONH ester to ttit Inn with' the big -white pillar* Drive RtU & 2 0 fVom/Roch- ft 4 - < -
