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1 OVERCROWDED FochesrsT Der.oercl cr.d Chronicle, Monir. February 2. 1976 SERVED ANYTIME MON. 22 SAT. 27 from Page IB ing enrollments.

The committee hopes to make a single recommendation to the school iward by' March 1, Supt. William McPhee said.That will be followed by staff and public hearings and possibly a decision by early April, he said. Spencerport's E.J. Wilson High School, built in 1960. has an official capacity of 880.

A total of 1,070 stu dents are now enrolled. High schools use some classrooms at the Ada M. Cosgrove Middle School next donr. The district proposes to enlarge the school by adding a new library, extending the cafeteria and expanding art, home economics and science rooms. The cost is roughly estimated at $800,000.

(An additional $100,000 will be sought to replace the windows in the 22-year-old Leo Bernabi School. On windy days, cold air and snow blow in past the original windows, Clement said. With new windows, the district can save on fuel costs. The final details and the exact cost of the projects will be put together this week, Cement said. The proposal will then be presented to the State Department of Education.

LOBSTER COMBO Clement anticipates that 70 per cent of the project cost will be paid by the state A referendum will be put before voters by the end of March. The shortage of space did not come as a result of poor planning, Clement said Before Wilson was built, many in the district believed that growth would eventually lead to two high schools. Actual enrollments and the tight money situation do not justify a second high school, Clement said. He said he hoped voters would understand. "We're not trying to create a palace.

We're just taking care of basic needs." ANN SILVERBERG DR. WHIPPLE DIES 2 LOBSTER TAILS AND 4 CRAB CLAWS INCLUDES: CJ Chef Salad, French Fries, Rolls Butter fri tffiHtTir DISCOUNT fmjv1" Liguoas wixes v630 W. nidge Rd. MON. 22-FRI.

26 4 P.M.-6:30 P.M. From Page IB with the school Even after his retirement, he continued his research and writing. Even at the age of 90, he went to the office every day but Saturday and maintained an active interest in his former students. He made several donations to the university. In 1967.

he donated $50,000 to the university to establish an athleic fund in memory of Rush Rhees, university president from 1900 to 1935 In 1969, he gave the university for dental research and clinical dentistry training programs. Later that year, he and Mrs. Whipple gave half their income in the form of a living trust to the medical history section of the medical center library. The trust was set up from funds received from a chemical company uhich benefited commercially from Whipple's experiments in anemia control. Dr.

Whipple was a trustee of the Rockefeller Foundation and of the General Education Board (in the West Ridg Plaza) EJLRLT BIRO SPECIALS KX WL, WE MIT and was a member of the National Academy of Sciences, the American Philosophical Society and the Board of Scientific Directors of the Rockefeller Institute for Medical Research. He received awards and honors from Tulane University, Johns Hopkins University, the University of Glasgow, the National Academy of Sciences and many other universities and organizations. Dr. Whipple is survived by his wife, the former Katharine Ball Waring; a son, George Hoyt Whipple, professor of radiological health at the University of Michigan School of Public Health: a daughter, Mrs. Grant Heilman of Lititz, Pa and seven grandchildren.

Police hunt 3 suspects in store robbery Gates police said they had no leads yesterday in the search for three persons in ski-masks who robbed a Spencerport Road drug store of about S1.000 Friday night. The thieves, believed to be armed with a handgun, robbed two women employes of CVS Pharmacy, 485 Road, about 10:45 p.m. Friday as the employes left the store with a night bank deposit, police said. U.S7CH0ICE RIEU1E "RIB TUES, THURS. Mitt GiSIO FRIDAY SATURDAY MICHAELS AND HIS 7 PIECE CENTURY'S SUPREME Pl( CATAWBA OR L-Xgal I GULF Includes: aIF CENTURY'S FAMOUS N.Y.S.

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BARBARA ANN and RONALD LEE HAYES, children under sixteen years of age have been abandoned by their tether, RALPH HAYES, and praying that summons be issued to thesaidRALPH HAYESrequiringhim to show cause why tht said children herein should not be dealt with in accordance with the provisions of Sections 371 and 364(61 of tht Social Ser-ves Law, and Section HI of the Domestic Relations Law', and other laws, in that they be declared abandoned by their father, and that his consent to adoption be dispensed with by reason of the aforesaid abardon ment, and upon motion byrARCIAH WISHENORAO, who appeared as attorney tor the petitioner, it was ORDERED, that RALPH HAYES, father of the above named children be hereby summoned to appear before the Famuy Court, Hall ot Justice. Civic Center Plaza, Rochester, New York, on the 17th day of March, 1976, at 10: o'clock in the forenoon of that day, or as soon as counsel can be heard, to show cause why an Order should not be granted dealing with tht said infant 15 CATO BRAND "CUT 1 LB. CANS WAX OR GREEN BEANS Save from January 1 to February 15. iiSfe. 3 '1 LGE.

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