,TY • S-.UM QZllZZtO. HISTORIAN BUILDING N Caledonia •Qdvetti&Qt. Vol S3 CALEDONIA, NEW YORK, THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 22, 1962 -*' HARLEM AMBASSADORS TO MEET ALL-STARS AT CMCS FEB. 28 All athletic teams strive to add Illness resulted In a complete valuable new talent from time to revamping of the Barbershop time and the touring Harlem AmQuartet Nite presented at CMCS bassadors have done a tine job by the local Lions last Thursday. in this respect while preparing Apparently illness among the vil- for their third campaign of toplagers was also a factor in the flight comedy basketball. small turnout. However, the proThe Ambassadors, who have not gram was excellent and the crowd lost a game in two full seasons of responded with real enthusiasm play in twenty-five states, Canada for the close harmony. and Nova Scotia, will he in CaleLion President Carl Sutter an- j donia Wednesday night, February notinced that the Warsaw, chorus 28, to meet the Area AM Stars in and two of their quartets had to the Caledoriia-Wumford School be replaced within the week, Even ' gymnasium. the master of ceremonies was Featuring the dribbling wizard unable to come. The first surprise Leon Millard, who starred with the of the evening was the new "MU", Globetrotters for ten seasons, the none other than "the world's tall- Ambassadors lay claim to being est midget!'. Jack Slattery ot one of the most entertaining cage WHAM. Jack did a masterful Job units ever assembled. But they of introductions plus Jokes and put winning first on their agenda. running comments as the evening Teamed with veterans HiHard, progressed. Donald (Ducky) Moore and Bailey The Rochester SPEBSQSA Chor- Robertson (brother of Big O), us No. 1 raised the curtain with are Butch Hutton, Buford Davis some old-time melodies under the and John Shehee. direction of Frank Gallagher. The Shehee, with the Ambassadors first quartet jto sing was the during part of last season, cap"Four Fifths", four of the Roches- tained Dayton Roosevelt to the ter, chorus, making their first Ohio high school championship appearance as a quartet. Their in 1960. A good outside shot, he version of the quartet from the stands an even six feet and is opera "Rigoletto" showed what 20 years old. antics a clever quartet can pull. Davis, 6-4. is also a Dayton The "What-Fours" added the Roosevelt luminary. An outstandfeminine touch. These lovely la- ing rebounder, he is also a good dies from Lin wood have been jump shot and is rated as one of heard at various community af- the most fierce competitors in fairs in the past and continued pro Dan. to display their charm and vocal " Hutton, 6-6 former Brooklyn Colskill. Joyce Noble, Adalyn Mc- lege player, is a powerful reboundIntyre. Cynthia Cuccinotta, and er and a consistent scorer. He Jean Cbpeland sang such stand- played last year with the New ards as "Where did Kobineon York Skyscrapers. Crusoe go with Friday on SaturLike HiHard, the other veteran day Night?" and "A good Man members of the team — Moore is Hard to Find". and Robertson—are former OlobeThe Lords o'Chords" from trotters. Robertson, a blank shot Rochester, 1961 Senecaland Dis- specialist and a great defensive trict finalists, made two appear- player, established a state colances and delighted the audience with a selection of what they called "tj's" (tear-jerkers) and "go's" (gut-busters). Fourth quartet on the program, and another of the replacements, were the "Notecrackers" from Rochester, in 15 years of blending their voices they have been finalists and winners in many competitions across the country. Their (Continued on back page) Barbershop Fest Give Hue Program No. 31 Home Delivery to Start In Caledonia Wm. Elkins, Jr. CMCS STUDENT AWARDED STATE SCHOLARSHIP Wiliam Elkins Jr. received word last week he has won a Regents College Scholarship. The examination was written by approximately 77,000 nigh school' seniors in about 1200 secondary schools of the state on October 5, 1961. There are a total of 16,242 regents college scholarships awarded this year. The number allocated to each country is determined by the ratio of the number of high school graduates in each county to the total number of high school graduates in the state last year. VILLAGE OFFICE For an indefinite time Mrs. Hoot will be taking care of the Village work lit her home, 93 North Street. Please feel free to phone or call at the house as in previous years. Thank you. legiate scoring record while playing for Indiana Central. Saturday, March 3. will bring home delivery to the village. Before this can be put into effect, with as little time lost as possible, several things should he noted. All homes must hear a number. This is very important since mail at the post office is cased by the carriers by numbers, and not by names. However, in many instances, many homes have been Incorrectly numbered and until such a time when this condition maybe corrected, it will be important that names also appear on the mail boxes, to prevent unnecessary errors in mail delivery. If mail boxes are not installed, mail will not be left, and will be returned to the office. As of March 3, all local drop letters must bear the four cent postage, instead of the rate of .03 as in he past. At a later date, three street boxes will be installed for the convenience of mailing letters. CALEDONIA FIRE POLICE CHOSE ROBINSON AS CAPTAIN Caledonia's unit of the volunteer Fire Police held its annual meeting on Tebruary 19. Officers for the coming year are: Robert Robinson Captain Robert Bostwick Senior Lieutenant Fred Welsby Jr. LX. Robert McCombs Sec.-Treas. Auditing Com Robert Barrows and Melvin Stone The officers were approved by Fire Chief Raymond Grant, thus making the election results final according to by-laws. The local fire police was one of the first of its type to be established in Livingston County having been promulgated in Caledonia when Bob Robinson was fire chief. The Livingston County Fire Police Association was set up with an organization meeting in Caledonia. Robert Barrows of Caledonia was the first president and still holds that position. Village Police Chief "Barney" Hayward is instructor for both the Caledonia and County units. WORLD DAY OF PRAYER The annual World Day of Prayer meeting, In Caledonia will be held in the Church of God on 'Main Street Friday, March 9 at 7:30 p.m. Each year women of the community Join with other women all over the world to pray and to give thanks for the blessings they have received. This year there will be a dramatization preceding the service in which several women will participate. While this service is organized and planned by women, men as well as women are cordially invited to attend. PTA ORG. MEETING MARCH 19 The Caledonia Mumford P.T.A. Steering Committee met Monday evening and set March 19, as the date for the organization meeting of the Caledonia Mumford P.T.A. The committee also selected people to serve on the By Laws, Nominations, * Hospitality Committees. The Steering Committee will meet February 26, at the school. Ail interested persons are {invited to attend the Steering Committee meetings. Untitled Document Thomas M. 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