Ruth McEvoy Collection 24 - Genesee County
Ruth McEvoy Collection 24 - Genesee County
Ruth McEvoy Collection 24 - Genesee County
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RUTH McEVOY COLLECTION 17<br />
SUBJECT TEXT DATE<br />
Senior Citizens Action Committee SCAC meets at the Elks - Root, president. 1-18-1975<br />
Senior Citizens Action Council The Action Council gets the use of a former drive-in bank for its headquarters. 3-<strong>24</strong>-1976<br />
Senior Citizens Committee Headquarters open, Lewis Root, president. 3-25-1976<br />
(cont) Gets a $40,000 grant for an outreach program.<br />
SCAC moves to 2 Bank Street, the Senior Center - was at the former Liberty<br />
5-25-1977<br />
Drive-in on Alva Place. 8-5-1977<br />
SCAC moved bodily out of the Senior Center.<br />
New discount group formed from the former <strong>Genesee</strong> <strong>County</strong> Senior Citizens<br />
Action Council and the New York State Ten <strong>County</strong> Senior Citizens Action<br />
1-21-1981<br />
Council. 4-11-1984<br />
Glenn E. Schultz reelected head of. 4-2-1985<br />
Robert Van As elected president. 3-28-1988<br />
SCAC to honor retiring Schultz. 9-28-1988<br />
Senior Citizens Food Co-op Students open a food co-op. 8-18-1982<br />
Called Stage I , corner of Center and School. April 1983<br />
Closed without much comment. 1985 or so<br />
Senior Citizen Meals Started in the Presbyterian Service building.<br />
Administered by BOCES.<br />
Sponsored by the Office of the Aging.<br />
1975<br />
Funded 90% by the federal government - 10% by the <strong>County</strong> - picture page. 1-8-1977<br />
Picture of Lucy Roche at the Senior Center. 3-11-1987<br />
Article on new service at - picture. 4-21-1988<br />
Page of information on, plus the story of a home delivery of meals that saved a life.<br />
The <strong>County</strong> increases funds for meals from 60,000 meals to 65,000 meals for<br />
3-3-1995<br />
Seniors. 12-2-1997<br />
Now prepared and delivered by Loose Ends, at 500 Ellicott Street - picture. 2-4-2000<br />
Senior Citizens Workshop Seniors need transportation. 2-5-1958<br />
To have an Open House - demonstration in John Kennedy School. 4-4-1959<br />
Trietley on. 6-11-1960<br />
Needs a new home. 6-13-1960<br />
Minor Shoe offers Seniors piecework. 6-19-1960<br />
Now at 430 East Main. 9-19-1960<br />
Picture of Seniors working on leather for P. W. Minor Co. 1-13-1961<br />
Open House for May 4. 4-26-1961<br />
Picture of, 430 East Main. 5-3-1961<br />
Resumes at 430 East Main Street. 10-17-1962<br />
Reopens at 430 East Main Street. 10-11-1963<br />
Sennate, Arthur C. J. E. Brown on TSgt. Sennate, son of Arthur W. Sennate. 8-6-1957<br />
Sennate, Arthur W. On the War in the Aleutians. 8-19-1944<br />
Home after a year and a half in the Aleutians. 10-30-1944<br />
Obit - 75. 11-23-1970<br />
Sennate, Mrs. Arthur W. (Amy) Of Ross Beauty Shop taking a course in hair treatment. 12-3-1931<br />
In Buffalo attending a demonstration of permanent waving. 5-31-1932<br />
Attending American Hairdressers Convention. 10-16-1934<br />
Sennates move to LeRoy. Mrs. Sennate had a beauty parlor at 9 Ross Street. 2-21-1939<br />
At 3½ Thomas Avenue turns hobby of restoring antiques into a business. 12-12-1949<br />
Obit - 82. 1-31-1977<br />
Sennate, Charles Baggage, freight, furniture, and piano moving. Office at 13 Jackson Street -<br />
Automatic Shoe Repair. 6-3-1910<br />
Senosky, Mr. & Mrs. Don Of Czechoslovakia buy Wylus - picture. 8-16-1972