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ft. Democrat and Chronlcls 0 Rochester 14, N. lO April 1,1963 Crash in Lima Injures Pair LIMA Two persons were sent to Highland Hospital, Rochester, and one other was treated at the scene after a Ex-Senator Says Hornell Needs Proposed Highway I HORNELL Atty. Harry K. Morton, a former state Holley Gets New Explorer Post HOLLEY Organization and chartering of a new Explorer Post 119 by the Holley Junior Chamber of Commerce has been announced by President Stephen Miller.

Charter members of the post, first in Holley, are one-car accident on College Street, Lima, about 7:30 p.m." Saturday. Clara Reynolds, 58, Rochester, was going west on College Street when, she said, a senator from Hornell, is of the opinion that a state highway, running through Hornell, would be the answer to many of the city's problems. He told the members of the car suddenly appeared coming at her on her side of the Junior Chamber of Com merce last week that a good road. She reportedly swerved to the right to avoid hitting it highway through the city could be had if the residents neaaon ana went down into a ditch and proceeded on. hit He apparently was referring to the arterial highway through the city that is being planned by the state.

Such a highway, when completed, will connect Route 36 to the south of the city to Route 36 to the north of the city. Plans have been completed for improvement to Route 36 through the village of Ark-port, and this highway al ting a tree, according to Deputy Robert Spittal. Charles Lane, Gary Ruggles, James Shull, Wayne Fauci, Richard Codori, Raymond Bolton John Bartlett, and Theodore Reis. Hinry Paduano is post adviser, with Raymond Bolton as chairman of the post committee. I 5ent to Highland Hospital was the driver, Miss Reynolds.

of the city wanted it bad enough to work for it. He said he was of the opinion that it would mean progress, growth and development, as well as new industries for Hornell. with facial cuts. Also a passenger, Donna May Shipton. PASTOR INSTALLED Rev.

R. Cameron Fisher was installed yesterday as pastor of the East Avon Presbyterian Church. He also was installed Sunday, March 24, as minister of the Presbyterian Church in Avon. Participating in both of the installation services were, from the left: Rev. William McKee, interim pastor; Harold C.

Perry, moderator of the Presbytery of Genesee Valley; Rev. Mr. Fisher; Rev. Edward Stokesberry, the former pastor of the Avon church and the East Avon church, and Dr. Lloyd Peterson, who serves in the post of executive secretary of the Presbytery of the Genesee Valley.

8, 13 Geneseo Lima, with head lacerations and possible ready has been improved and brought up to date through concussion. the village of Canisteo. Treated at the scene for a dhsja. QamsUvaman All that remains is to con broken nose and released by struct the arterial through Batavia Aide Hornell, and construct a mod Dr. Robert Yanowitch, Lima, was Wilma Shipton, 4, 13 Geneseo Lima.

ern highway between women Hunts Home Hit by Fire and the village of canisteo, Clarifies four miles to the south. Morton, who is a peace jus tice for the Town of HornellS' ville. lives iust off the Horn Easier Play SetaiBaih BATH A play by the Sen NUNDA Fire seriously damaged the home of Her Building Code ell-Canisteo Road, south of man B. Blankenship, Thomp the city of Hornell. son Road, Hunts, about 10 BATAVIA "Consider Steuben Starts Highway Project BATH Work was started over the weekend on a $330,000 project to eliminate the steep approaches and hairpin turn on County Route 78 leading to the bridge over Wagner Gorge at the northern edge of Pulteney and to replace the span.

The deteriorating bridge over the winding gorge will be replaced with a 139-foot span. It is about 100 feet from the floor of the present bridge to the gorge bottom. The project, including span and approaches, covers a third of a mile. It is being financed with state and federal funds, according to county highway Supt. Robert A.

Reed of Bath. Two similar projects were completed last year on County Route 76 between Hammondsport and Pulteney, he noted. His talk to the JC group was a followup of a letter which he had written to the able misunderstanding" over ior Youth Fellowship will follow a fellowship Lenten supper 6:30 p.m. Thursday in the Jayalls a short time ago, ex the provisions of the state building code, as they apply to home owners, have been school rooms of the Centenary m-essing his views on pro' Methodist Church. posed highway work in the The one-act play, "The Three Faces of Easter," points clarified by City Administrator Ira M.

Gates. Recently publicity over the building code provisions re sulted in a storm of public indignation because of what up the different attitudes to Easter and a young girl's awakening to its true meaning. Cast members are: Jill, Mary and Robert Bennett, Cindy Ford, William Calkins, Hornell area. Breakfasts Held by 3 Churches HAMMONDSPORT Three appeared to be far-reaching restrictions on interior redecorating without a permit. Gates said property owners are not required to ob Paul Freeman, Pat Graves, Dale Hauber.

Robert Hill. WW I I I tain a building permit for Daniel Le Gro, Elizabeth Raw- Balances Down In Clarendon leigh, Kathryn Rezelman, such items as installing tile or linoleum floors, putting up Steven Sprague, Sharon out of the four village churches in the Vine City shelves or cabinets or for Towner and Judy Wolcott. painting and papering rooms held breakfasts following special services yesterday. and things of that nature." p.m. Saturday.

Nunda Fire Department, under Chief Rollin Beardsley, responded to the blaze which spread from the attic to the roof and through the second floor of the home. Firemen from Genesee Falls responded under Mutual Aid. According to Chief Beardsley, there was extensive fire and water damage. Blankenship was home alone at the time of the fire and with the aid of firemen was able to remove most of the furniture from the home. No estimate of damage was available at the time.

Traffic control was handled by Nun-da Police Chief George Burns and Deputy Robert Spittal ot the Livingston County Sheriff's office. Three Injured In Accident DANSVILLE Three persons were injured in a one-car accident on Route 36, about two miles north of Dansville about 10 p.m. Saturday. Walter Pfuntner, 19, 29 Clay Dansville, told Livingston County Deputy Sheriff Farrell, that he was heading north when something Installation of a new ceil The earliest were at the ing, where it is flush against Geneseo Lists Top Students First Methodist and St. James CLARENDON Balances on hand in the various de the existing ceiling, also does Episcopal Church where 8 partments of the Town of Clarendon totaled $4,703.94 on a.m.

meals followed commun not require a permit. However, any ceiling installation ion services. Dec. 31, 1962, as compared with $7,370.13 at the beginning of the year, according to the annual financial report made At the First Methodist UNWINDING Kelly Cole, 8, of 280 Genesee Avon, gets ready for an afternoon of kite flying. that results in the dropping of the ceiling requires a permit.

Gates said this is for the by Supervisor Milton Bowen obvious reason of checking Church, the annual Laymen's Communion Breakfast was held men of the village and Mitchellsville Methodist churches. Rev. Clair W. Stat-ham, pastor, presided and fol electrical wiring. ments of $15,831.17 for a balance of $797.86 at the end of the year.

The trust and agency funds had receipts of $4,424.90 and payments of the same amount. Generally, projects that in volved changing, removing or installing partitions require lowing the meal the men Total receipts were heard a taped address by permits, as do those in which a roof is replaced on a dwelling. The administrator said Methodist Bishop Ralph Ward there has been "considerable of Syracuse. Carl Dulabone, local lay leader was in charge Carroll Titsworth Karen Sinclair The general fund account showed a balance on hand at the beginning of the year of $3,884.53, receipts, of and expenses of for a new balance of $2,413.87. The highway fund has a $1,339.96 balance on hand, receipts of $12,312.17 and payments of $13,459.68 for a new balance of $192.45.

The highway improvement fund had receipts of and payments of for a new balance of $1,057.21. The machinery fund showed $636.65 on hand, receipts of $15,119.94 and pay of arrangements. and noted that inquiries have been 432.34, along with the balance on hand of $7,370.13, and payments totaled for the new balance of $4,703.94. Bonds outstanding at the end of the year were $7,800 on a truck; $2,220 balance on At St. James, it was the received on such items as GENESEO Geneseo's women who were breakfast top students of the Class of ing.

Members of the Church- 1963 have been announced by women Society held their the high school. annual Thank Offering pres entation and breakfast. Mrs, happened to the steering mechanism of his car and he went off the road, turning the car over. He was treated for abra a snow piow; on a grader; $7,172 on a roller, and $3,399.45 on a dump M. Donald Linehan is Thank Offering chairman and Mrs.

truck, for a total of 091.45. sions and contusions by Dr, Dorman G. Gleason, presi- La Verne Wagner, Dansville dent of the Guilds. Rev. Rich Also treated by the same doc placing or removing storm windows.

Gates said there is no charge for any permit covering work involving less than $200. He noted that "some confusion in our office" resulted in charging the minimum fee of $3 to some persons. These fees will be refunded, Gates said. The building code was adopted in connection with the proposed Urban Renewal plan. Public indignation arose of what property owners were led to believe were regulations requiring a permit ard F.

Henderson, presided. Eighty-two children and parents attended the annual Youth breakfast for children from grades 2-12 who attend St. Gabriels Catholic Church. Sponsored by the Mothers 4 Warsaw Boys Hike 50 Miles in 14 Hours WARSAW Four Warsaw Central School boys, inspired by President Kennedy's physical fitness program, successfully made a 50-mUe hike Saturday in about 14 hours. They are Carroll Titsworth, valedictorian, with an average of 90.369, and Karen Sinclair, jaiutatorian, with an average of 90.145.

Carroll, son of Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Titsworth of Groveland, has been an honor student throughout his high school career.

He received a letter of commendation for excellence from the National Merit Scholarship Foundation as a junior and in his senior year won a Regents Scholarship. Carroll is the president of the Geneseo Chapter of the -National Honor Society. Last Summer, he was 1 chosen as one of Geneseo's representatives to Boy's State. He has participated in the Adventures in Thinking pro Circle of the church, Mrs. Richard F.

Wilkins, president, tor were Leonard F. Kennedy, 22, Dock Dansville, for contusions of the head and abrasions; and Adam Fronk, 22, Dansville RD 3, for lacerations of the left ear. All were released after treatment. Magistrates Set Steuben Meeting BATH Town of Bath Justice Herbert A. Johnston the breakfast followed a 9 for such items as laying a linoleum floor and doing interior painting and papering.

The hardy youths, James I Warfel, Herbert Councill, both vs Milium vfyfy 'fc '-a 17-year-old seniors, Rodney a.m. Mass presided over by Rev. Emil Rockowski of Padua who assists throughout the year at St. Gabriels. Special guests also were four Sisters from St.

Marys Williams and Michael Rein heimer, both 14 year old N. 2 Canisteo Men Hurt in Crash freshmen, who stated they and Roy B. Woodward will be Parochial School in Bath with undertook the hike as a seri hotts for the April 11 dinner ous project, covered a route Sister Mary Terrance, principal, as guest speaker. meeting of the Steuben Coun HORNELL Two Canis from Warsaw to Varysburg, long hot baths and fell into our beds." Yesterday they said they had sore muscles but were in fine shape. The hikers were well-conditioned for such an undertaking.

Warfel is a tennis player; Councill a basketball player, and Williams and Reinheimer are members of the school track team. The boys will be honor guests of the Warsaw Kiwanis Club this evening. ty Magistrates Association. Others present were Sisters teo men are in St. James The 7 p.m.

session will be to Attica, to Alexander, to Pavilion, and back to War Mary Janet, Mary Clement Mercy Hospital with injuries suffered in a one car accident GIRL KITER Patty McCaughey, 8, of 114 Avon Geneseo, does repair job on her kite near village. and Miriam. at the County War Veterans Memorial Building on the saw. Six Hammondsport Central at 10:40 p.m. Saturday Route 36, two miles south of Bath-Hammondsport Road School seniors, including for Their parents are Mr.

and Mrs. James Warfel Rev. and Mrs. Herbert Councill Members are requested to eign exchange student Cecile Pabois were honored. They make reservations with either Ronald Johnson, 30, of 53 Dr.

and Mrs. Richard Williams host, Maple Canisteo, the driver and Mr. and Mrs. Rex of the car is in "gooa con dition with internal injuries were Nancy Beers, Mary Jane Obrochta, Miss Pabois, Tony Kolo, Martin Triano and Michael Hampton. Mrs.

Frederick Eckel and Mrs. Luther C. Perkins, were chairman of arrangements. and facial lacerations. The passenger, James Kelley, 27, of Greenwood Canisteo, is in "fair" condition with a punctured ear drum and deep 2 Funeral Directors Deliver Baby Boy PERRY Two Perry funeral directors who operate an ambulance service answered a call at 3 a.m.

yesterday to take an expectant mother to the hospital and stayed to deliver a healthy baby boy. The instigator of the hike, Rodney Williams, said yesterday: "We enjoyed it very much and hope to try it again in a couple of months to improve our record." The boys made careful plans for the past two months, even to hand-darwn maps. COMMITTEE TO MEET GENESEO The citizens' traffic safety committee, gram at the college in Geneseo. Carroll has participated in numerous extra curricular activities: treasurer of his class for four years, present treasurer of the Student Council, member of the J. V.

basketball team, and par- ticipant in band and chorus. Carroll has been accepted as a student in the Agri- cultural Engineering division of the College of Agriculture, Cornell University. Karen, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Sinclair of Reservoir Road, Geneseo has also been an honor student during her high school career.

As a junior she received the letter of commendation from the National Scholarship Foundation and this year won a Regents Scholarship. She is a member of the Honor Society. Karen has spent two summers, one at Alfred University and the other at the college in Geneseo, under scholarships from the National Science Foundation. She has been a participant in the Adventure in Thinking program at the college in Geneseo. Besides her studies, Karen has been active in school which works with Livingston lacerations of the face.

Deputy Sheriff Joe Ord-way of Canisteo, who investigated, said he had not been able to talk to the driver, but an eye witness told him the north bound car suddenly swerved to the left and struck the hill on the west side of They wore suitable clothing County Sheriff James Emery, will meet in the county court house at 8 p.m. Wednesday. Plans for the committee's an which included parkas and hiking boots, the latter well I Ss r'VJ ifeJ i --3; the highway. The investiga broken in. They took along energy ra nual dinner will be discussed, MRS.

PAUL MAYNARD CANASERAGA Mrs. Paul tions such as candy bars and hard-boiled eggs. They left Warsaw at 6:30 Saturday Maynard of Swain died Friday tion is continuing. Steuben Growers Slate Election night (March 29, 1963) at St, morning and the Warfel youth James Mercy Hospital in Hornell. She was 80.

arrived back in about 12 hours. The other three ar Surviving are four daughters, Lohmar to the Warsaw Hospital. The Lohmar baby is the first child to be born in the Town of Perry since Feb. 6, 1955, town records show. Purse with $200 Reported Lost NEWARK Arlene De-Roller, 270 Dorking Road, Rochester, reported to police late Saturday night that she lost a handbag containing $200, license and personal papers somewhere between Macedon and Newark.

She said the large black handbag was lost somewhere on Route 31 between Turkey Mrs. Pauline Sherman of Dans-ville, Mrs. Clifford Gell of Dal- rived home in about 14 hours. "Things were too far along," said Santley E. Eaton, "so my partner Russell H.

Watson and I just did what we thought best." The child was born to Mrs. Frank Lohmar who with her husband and their first child occupy a trailer home in Coe Road, northwest of Perry village. Eaton credited Watson, tlie father of five, with the major role in the delivery. "I must confess I wasn't of much help," said Eaton. Half an hour or so after the child was born, Dr.

Merton E. Waldron of Perry arrived and took over. The mother had been a patient of a Warsaw physician who informed the father upon call, to get Mrs. ton, Mrs. Clifford Bowen of Canaseraga and Mrs.

Philip Isaman of Dalton; two sisters, Mrs. Florence Smith of Fill more and Mrs. Olive Swain of Swain; several grandchildren functions; Junior Historians, I Library club, president of I Junior Red Cross; Teen Time I and great-grandchildren. ATLANTA Directors will be elected at the annual meeting of the Steuben Area Potato Growers' Cooperative at 8 p.m. April 10 in the Atlanta Fire Hall.

Guest speaker will be Prof. Brian How of Cornell University, who will give an illustrated talk on agriculture in California. Also on the agenda period is a question period to bring out and discus's growers' problems. The Williams boy said yesterday: "The final stretch seemed endless. We could just see the lights of Warsaw.

We were pretty tired by then and wondered if we'd make it." The hikers took one ten-minute rest period and the remainder of the time walked steadily. When they got home about 9:15 Saturday night, Williams reported: "We had The body is at the Mann Fu Reporter for the Democrat I and Chronicle, and member I of the senior class play. I neral Home in Canaseraga. Services will be held at Swain Evangelical United Brethren Church at 2:30 p.m. Tuesday with Rev.

Richard Rieker officiating. Karen will enter the Liberal I Town Restaurant in Macedon and Speck's Restaurant in Newark. Arts College of the University. I of Rochester in the fall. I Burial will be in Canaseraga OUTDOORS NOW Basketball has moved outdoors.

Shown Is Timothy Lindsay, 11, Livonia village. Cemetery,.