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15th-year
special service of worship and
dinner which will be held at the
church. The committee planning
the event includes Mrs. Irene
Brown, Mrs. Beulah Ashberry,
and Richard Bump, all among
the original members of the
church.
The Rev. Robert W. Williams,
executive
minister
of
the
American Baptist Churches of
New Hampshire, will be the guest
speaker at the service of worship
that morning and among the
special guests of the day will be
some of the former pastors.
The Rev. Judson L. Day is
currently pastor of the church
which consists of about 60
families and about 100 members.
The public is invited to share with
the members of Hillview in its
celebration on Nov. 14.
Ji&J divided on state
The number of individual
building faculties was about
evenly divided between joining
the New York Educators Assn.
and the New York State United
Teachers in a recent affiliation
vote.
As reported recently in The
Messenger, overall the membership of the BaldwinsviUe
Teachers Assn. favored affiliating with NYEA. Buildingwise, however, four schools
favored each affiliate, and the
vote at Baker High School was a
tie.
The BaldwinsviUe Battery,
publication of BTA, reported the
following results:
Favoring NYEA:
Durgee
school, 17 to 10; Palmer school, 17
to ll;_Reynolds school,22 lo.6;_
VanBuren school, 19 to 13.
Favoring NYSUT:
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DWGNrtANNING SOCIALISTS school, 24 to 9; Elizabeth St.
school, 10 to 7; McNamara
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school, 12 to 10; Ray school, 15 to
14.
At Baker, teachers voted a 29v ^ . v \ Q u a k e r Maid
29 tie.
Overall, the results showed 144
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teachers favoring NYEA as the
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affiliate, 130 favoring NYSUT.
"The BTA anticipates that this
SAUNA FLOORS affiliation will be of great advantage to its membership and
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that the divergence of opinion
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American Cancer Society
On Nov. 5, 1961, a small group
of Baptists met in the home of
Roscoe and Irene Brown with a.
desire to start a new church to
minister to the growing BaldwinsviUe community.
Early the next year they called
as their pastor, the Rev. Franklin
Crowder, and constructed a
church building on O'Brien Rd. in
the town of Van Buren in April of
that year. They had been meeting
at the Grange Hall up to this
time.
Over the last 15 years that
church has seen over 100 families
come and - go and fn 1969,
constructed a second building on
the O'Brien Rd. site.
On Nov. 14, Hillview Community
Baptist
Church
will
commemorate its 15 years of
ministry to the community with a
KITCHEN
FASHION
CENTER
"THANK YOU"
My sincere thanks to all those
who voted for me.
Prepared by Audrey Peach,
director of the BaldwinsviUe
branch, to help save your life
from cancer.
evenly
affilate
produce any residual animosity,".
said ,BTA President Thomas
Doris.
BTA members will pay annual
dues of $120 each, of .which $95
will be forwarded to the state
affiliate.
» B\iHe Branch
many eggs, and now you cancer
people are telling me not to eat
bacon. I'm too old to go back to
Pablum and I'm sure not going to
go hungry."
ANSWERline: Though some
animal studies have shown a
relationship between bacon and
cancer, American Cancer Society
epidemiologists say there is no
good evidence that eating small
quantities of bacon causes cancer
in human beings.
Marine boot camp
Marine Pvt. Robert E Anguish
Jr , son of Mr. and Mrs. Robert
K. Anguish Sr o.f 9158 E Mud
Lake Rd.. has completed recruit
training at the Marine Corps
Recruit Depot, Parns Island.
S.C.
During the 11-week training
cycle, he learned the basics of
battlefield survival. He was
introduced to the typical daily
• routine that he will experience
during his enlistment and studied
the personal and professional
standards traditionally exhibited
by Marines.
A 1976 graduate of BaldwinsviUe Adacemy and Central
School, he joined the Marine
Corps in October, 1975
ANSWERline: Scientists are
learning more about possible
industrial cancer hazards while
some are already known. The
recent discovery of unusual
forms of cancer among chemical
plant employees who were exposed to vinyl chloride has called
additional public attention to this
subject. The American Cancer
If you have any questions you
Society has an Environmental want answered, send them to
Cancer Research Project and has Cancer Answerline, care of The
often worked with unions to find Messenger.
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answers to, potential problems.
Department: to report a fire, 635
There is a long-term study going
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on with the Painters Union,
Printers Union and others to
determine the effect of certain
dyes, carbon black and talc.
Industry and unions are indeed
cooperating in other such studies
- for example, studies of possible
health hazards to asbestos
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A lawyer writes: "I've always
been a bacon-and-eggs man, able
to tackle a day in court by
starting off right with a good
hearty breakfast. Well, first the
heart people tell me not to eat too
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Gale McCall of BaldwinsviUe, a
teacher at West Genesee High
School has been appointed by the
American Institute for Foreign
Study (AIFS) to accompany a
group of students on an
educational travel program
abroad.
. Students will have the opportunity to visit such cities as
Paris,
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Christmas 1976 is almost here. That means getting ready
for the holiday season —cooking, decorating, and shopping.
It's also time to get ready for Christmas 1977.
Nov/s the time to open a Christmas Club Account at
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CHILDREN
Nov. 7 will be a "Great Day of
Methodist Singing" during the
9:30 a.m. worship service at the
First United Methodist Church.
The congregation will sing its
heritage through the use of'
hymns
from
the
earliest
centuries to the present, showing
continuity of faith in differing
styles of music.
A memorial hymn will be used
—to—remeTTTBer those oT the
congregation who have died since
last All Saints Day.
The Adult and Folk Choirs will
bring special anthems, and the
Rev. Charles Marks will conduct
the worship.
Mrs. McCall will
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Representatives of the NYEA
and its higher education affiliate,
the New York Higher Education
Assn., recently called for some
changes in the state'seducational
policy
which
could
have
significant effect upon all levels
of education, from pre-school to
graduate school.
At the first round of the State
Board of Regents hearings in
September
concerning
its
Statewide Plan for Development
of Post Secondary- Education,
NYEA recommended that the
Regents move toward adopting a
policy on in-service education.
The Regents heeded NYEA's
recommendation and inserted a
timetable for an in-service
education policy into the second
draft of their Master Plan for
Secondary Education.
A NYEA statement on teacher
supply and demand urged the
Regents not to decry the teacher
"surplus" but to put available,
unemployed teachers to work,
"reducing class sizes in the
public schools, and working in
education programs for preschoolers, senior
citizens,
patients in'hospitals and mental
institutions and, other areas such
as prison-inmate education."
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