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-'TIR DEMOCRAT AND CHr.CV.CLE Fniy. ur. 8. 152 Salute Summer ith Cotton Dresses 29.95 from Exciting new style anl rolor in our 1962 cnlta-tion. Select a rool cotton to whi-k jn tlirouzh any Minmier-time occasion.

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Marie Margaret Post. 3rd row: Suzanne Ely, Patricia Halblcib, gill. Patricia Lane, Julie Clark, Mary McMulIen, Karen Keutmann. 2nd row: Roberta Deverian. Susan Jackson, Britta Thomas, Mary Ark, Martha Yuile, Margaret Ma- Wilson, C.

Ashton, Jane Kent. E. Bibby, Margot Jones. Potted LANTANAS and VERBENAS 39 ea. Calamondin ORANGE TREES (For Your Patio) $5.00 READY TO BLOOM It's Busy Life for '60 Woman of Year Potted ROSE BUSHES 34 Columbia Graduates Hear Former Canada Envoy IN BUD CUMBERS Imerovad llaxe (Red Sr.

J. H. Nicholas Geldee Climber (felfewl FLORIBUNDAS 1.00 And Cerolye Emmoes and is listed in Who's Who of American Women. Dr. Giannini has appeared on television, on radio and in films on behalf of parent education and social action in mental retardation.

She collects antiques and enjoys sports, which is fortunate for she has four active boys, Robert Louis, 12, Justin Louis, 8, Mark Louis-6, and Louis Joseph II, 4. How docs she manage both career and family? "By respecting a full utilization of life," she answered. "Every waking minute must be used to be a career girl, wife and TEA ROSES 2.00 Many Varietiai including Countan Vandal, CHerloHe Armstrong. Paaea, President Herbert Hoover, Mary Margaret McBrida, Etoil da Holland, Better Timet. on the program to be set up for the mentally retarded in Monroe County.

Dressed in a bright yellow suit, matching patent pumps, and black and yellow accessories completed with a black bow in her hair, Dr. Giannini told of starting the first mentallj retarded clinic in the world 13 years ago. She was proclaimed Woman of the Year in 1960, given honorary recognition by American Women's Medical Association' saluted by the Association for Pediatric Research. in 1956, By PATRICIA POWDERLY I The Woman of the Year of 1960 appearing more she spends her time being chauffeured to Berg- dorf-Goodman than travel-! ing around the country ad-! vising and setting up clinics the mentally retarded, was in Rochester Wednes-; day and yesterday. Dr.

Margaret Giannini. di-I rector of the clinic for men- tally retarded children at New York Medical College, Flower-Fifth Avenue Hospital, attended the mental retardation institute here for the last two days, advising MINIATURE ROSE TREES ea. WEST'S GREENHOUSES Entrances at 1623 PORTLAND AVE. 1165 RIDCC RD. E.

Dr. Margaret Giannini Opm PM Sat. 8 5 Sun. 10-8 People and Places UR Women of 792 Class to Honor Dr. Slater John R.

Slater Bv JUDY RENNETT Jackson of Indian Spring Itne; Susan Jackson, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Richard Jackson of Bonnie Brae Avenue; Margot Jones, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Vincent S.

Jones of East Avenue; and Jane Kent, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. H. W. Tripp of Parsons Lane.

Marie Keutmann. daughter of Dr. and Mrs. E. Henry Keutmann of Clover Hills Drive; Meredith Lady, daughter of Mr.

and Mrs. Leroy Lady of Golf Avenue, Pittsford; Patricia Lane, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William P. Lane of Creekside Lane; Elizabeth Thayer Lee, daughter of Mr.

and Mrs. Edward H. Lee of Clover Hills Drive; Mary Susan McMulIen, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. A.

J. McMulIen of Ambassador Drive; and Margaret Ma-comber, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Allen Macomber of Elmwood Avenue. Margaret Post, daughter of Mr.

and Mrs. Frederick Post of Shoreham Drive; Victoria Rowntree, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. O. Ced-ric Rowntree of Penfield Road, Penfield; Virginia Squicr.

daughter of Mr. and Mrs. David C. Squier of Commodore Parkway; Stephanie Strakosh. daughter of Mr.

and Mrs. Walter Strakosh of Georgian Court Road; Elizabeth Swing, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Charles E. Swing of Knoll-wood Drive; and Britta Thomas, daughter of Mr.

and Mrs. Lewis R. Thomas of Countryside Road, Fair-port. Diana Tripp, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.

Hulbert W. Tripp of Parsons Lane; Dorothy Weissberger, daughter of Dr. and Mrs. Arnold Weissberger of Southern Parkway; Karen Wilson, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.

Wallace E. Wilson of Lake Road, Ontario; and Martha Yuile, daughter of Dr. and Mrs. Charles Yuile of Oak Lane. Graduation exercises for 34 students at Columbia School were held last evening at the school.

Speaking before the seniors on U.S.-Canadian relations was Arnold Danford Patrick Heeney, Canada's co-chairman of the International Joint Commission on Rivers and Boundry Waters with the United States. The speaker is former Canadian ambassador to the United States and to NATO. Columbia School's graduates are: Anne Adams, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Henry K.

Adams of East Avenue; Mary Ark. daughter of Supreme Court Justice and Mrs. Jacob Ark of Palmerston Road; Cheryl Ashton, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Ashton of Culver Road: Elizabeth Susan Bibby, daughter of Mr.

and Mrs. Basil G. Bibby of Shoreham Drive; Carol Clark, daughter of Dr. and Mrs. Robert A.

Clark of Lime Rock Lane; Julie Clark, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Caspar M. Clark of Shoreham Drive. Also, Claudia Cooley, daughter of Dr.

and Mrs. Kenneth Cooley of Clover Street, Pittsford; Jody Cow-gill, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William P. Cowgill of Sutherland Street.

Pitts-ford; Vinjamuri Premanjali Devadutt. daughter of Dr. and Mrs. V. E.

Devadutt of Highland Parkway; Roberta Deverian, daughter of Mrs. Robert Deverian of Cobbs Hill Drive; Suzanne Ely, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. Wallace Ely, of Sandring-ham Road; and Patricia Halblcib.

daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Andrew J. Halbleib of Pickwick Drive. Harriet Kirsten Hersloff, daughter of Mrs.

Nils Hersloff of Golfside Parkway; Sandra Hodges, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. G. Stowe Hodges of Huntington Hills; Sallie Jean Jackson, daughter of Dr. and Mrs.

William Among the many campus reunions the season brings will be this nostalgic one (or. are they all that? a meeting of women ho were graduated from the University of Rochestpr in the year 1912 with a man whom they, 'among many others, consider "a favorite professor." He is Dr. John R. Slater, professor emeritus of English, who marked his 90th birthday and the 20th anniversary of his retirement as a double anniversary this past March. Eighteen of the 26 surviving women members of the "1912 class are expected for their 50th reunion.

The will pay tribute to Dr. Slater and he will be the speaker at a dinner at 6 30 p.m. today at the Women's University Club, East Avenue. Miss Marian Laley of Goodman Street South and Mrs. Floyd B.

Newell, class co-chairmen, have made arrangements for the event. Tomorrow, this group attending the UR's Commencement Reunion Weekend will give a gift to women students. Miss Dora Neun. Dean's Fund chairman for the class, will make the presentation at the alumnae luncheon on campus. Sj! 5i WILL RE a bon voyage party for 40 English horn Rochesterians tomorrow evening at the Melody Lane Restaurant.

Members of the British-American Club, they are planning a month's vacation "home in England" this summer, leaving by jet from New York. Mrs. John Bradbury, club secretary, has been taking reservations. Most have been in Rochester, according to a spokesman, about two to five years; the club meets one a month. "ISS 10NE Sikes.

who is retiring this month as director of Christian education at Third Presbyterian Church, was honored at a dinner Tuesday evening at the church. Nancy Carol Nelson Engaged to Wed 1 charming i twosome! UtCtf Ja if (bsbbisL (DaoIvll A- The prospective bridegroom is on active duty with the Navy. 1 7TH SETON BRANCH Projects for the November Seton sale were discussed at a recent meeting of the 17th Seton Branch of St. Mary's Hospital held at the home of Mrs. Eugene McKay in Grand Avenue.

si i i a i Announcement is made of the engagement of Miss Nancy Carol Nelson to David Havward Offen, son of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph G. Offen of Industry, N.Y. Miss Nelson is the daughter of Mrs.

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