Star-Gazette from Elmira, New York • 10

Coudersport To Host Gun Shoic Wednesday. Oct 4, 1972 10 STAIVGAZETTE Elmira, N.Y. Stfort yu buy MM Villi urfw GALLERY OF HOMES Alfred Tech Adds 3 Tier Men to Staff tique and modern firearms will be on display for viewing, sale or trade. Exhibitors are welcome. Coin dealers will be Verse Worse COUDERS FORT The Black Forest Conservation Association will hold a gun show here Saturday and Sunday at the St.

Eulalia Parish Center on S. Main St. Admission is free to the public and a large collection of an represented for interested numismatics. BASS IS FISH DIRECTOR INDIANAPOLIS (AP) -Richard E. Bass is director of the Division of Fish and Wildlife for the Indiana Department of Natural Resources.

JOE HAYES This Could Be Your Ad For ELECTROLUX Safes Service 200 PENNA. AVE. 732-4567 DAILY Ml (Minimum THF JOOoyi) $2 CALL STAR-GAZETTE M-F to Sl. to 4, Surt i 111 Flttchtr, HorvffctJds EXT. 42-734-5151 education from Elmira College.

He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph E. Keener of 261 Partridge Elmira. Murrin is a 1970 graduate of Corning Community College where he also served as student union supervisor and later student housing officer.

He received his B.A. degree this year from Elmira College and while taking course work was also assistant director of student activiites and the campus center. He is married to the former Sherry D. Snyder of Elmira. Kincaid has a bachelor's degree from State University at Cortland and a master's in student personnel and guidance from State University at Albany.

Edgerton holds both a B.A. degree in psychology and an M.S. degree in health education from State University College at Cortland. He received his master's degree this past June. The faculty appointments were announced by Dr.

David H. Huntington, college president. ALFRED Five new residence hall directors, including three from Hornell and Elmira, have been appointed to the Division of Student Affairs at State University Agricultural and Technical College at Alfred. The new faculty who joined the division this fall are: James J. Grillo Jr.

of Hornell, Robert Keener and Smith D. Murrin, both of Elmira; and Richard Kincaid of Palmyra and Paul Edgerton of Delhi. Grillo, son of Mr. and Mrs. James J.

Grillo of N. Maple Court, Hornell, is a 1965 uraduate of Hornell High School. He holds both a B.S. degree in business administration and a master's in counseling and guidance from Alfred University. Keener is a graduate of Elmira Scouthside High School and received his associate degree in 1968 from Corning Community College.

He obtained his bachelor's degree from State University College at Oswego and this past June received his master's degree in After church services Sunday, a Corning matron gave her 17-year-old daughter a stiff lecture for wearing "disgracefully tight" hot pants Turning to us, the young lady said, "My brother never gets scolded for wearing tight football pants." There's a difference, I guess. When Jolly Charley Edwards was a Steuben County deputy sheriff, he was ordered to serve some papers on a traveling steeplejack known as Sky-High Smith a 3-" day search, Charley spotted Smith at the very top of St. Mary's Church steeple shouted, "Come down this minute or I'll go up and get you!" didn't hear a word, so the Rev. William Rafferty, assistant pastor of St. Mary's, asked, "Mister Edwar3s, do you really want to go up there and get the man?" With a shudder, Charley replied, "Not at all, Father, I wouldn't interrupt his church work." Some silly stories come to this column Williams tells that she was watching the play, "I-olita," on televison Saturday night while her parents were enjoying a late lunch in the kitchen heard her father say, "That dame in the show sound like Shelley Winters." Bee-Bee called from the living room, "It IS Shelley Winters!" And the Old Gent muttered, "No wonder she sounds like her." Speaking of late snacks, there was a marvelous Elmira mother who never failed to leave sandwiches for her darling daughter and for the fellow who brought that darling daughter home from a dance The sandwiches were always cream cheese-and-nut for the girl, Bermuda onion for the guy.

Eventually, Bob Thomas got up enough nerve to ask, "Do you think your mother might leave me a ham sandwich just for a change?" "No," replied darling daughter. "Mama feels that I won't do much heavy necking with a guy whose breath smells of onion." Later, Bob commented, "Mama was right." One night at the DeWitt Clinton Hotel in Albany, I had a nice, long chat with Coming's Joe Hall Then I went for a nice, long walk and got lost In desperation, I decided to phone the hotel and have one of Jim McTighe's boys send a taxi to pick me Using the phone at a dimly-lit newstand, I put my dime in the slot and dialed When I heard a click, I asked, "DeWitt Clinton?" A half-stoned dame answered, "DeWitt ain't here right now, Honey. Would you care totalk to Alexander Hamilton?" "No, thanks," Isaid And she piped, "Come on over, anyways, we fot an extra girl." 7 When I reported the incident to Brother McTighe, he said, "You ought to learn to dial. Don't they have telephones in Corning?" told my tale to everybody in the DeWitt Clinton lobby the next morning make my embarassment worse, Jim said, "Hayes has the brass to compain about the steep streets in Albany. Well, when I was- in Corning last summer, I started up Chemung St.

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