Genesee Country Dec. '94-Jan. '95

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Dec. '94-Jan. '95

To order a copy of our Dec./Jan. '94-'95 issue, send a check for $5 for the first copy by snail mail to Clarion Publications, P.O. Box 236, Geneseo, N.Y. 14454 (price includes postage and handling). All additional copies of this or other available back issues are just$4. For information or to place a credit card order, please call 585-233-5338.

Features

Spirituality: Pursuing One's Personal Path by Donna-Marie Terranova
Creating significant spirituality for the 21st century.

History: A Women's Rights Convulsion by Georgia Mullen
The first battles in the women's rights revolution were fought in the Genesee Country.

Letchworth: A White Tail Wonderland by Ray Minnick
Letchworth State Park's valleys, ridges and shaded glens are the deer's home.

A Holiday Crime: The Magi's Other Gift by Martin Naparsteck
A young lover gets caught up in the spirit of the season with deadly effect (fiction).

Evergreens: Young Children of the Forest by Susan Peterson
The region's live tree business supports hundreds of jobs and is an ecologoically sound industry.

Maple Sugaring by Susan Beckhorn
Horses, leather, woods, earth and maple steam sing the sweet goodbye of winter.

Stranded by a Genesee Country Winter by Bill Steinhardt
A tale of a most bizarre train pile-up near Batavia, Genesee County, in 1885.

Departments
The Open Door by Publisher Corrin Strong
A year of growth and change

Genesee Country Sketches: Tiger of the Sky by Scott Adamson
Scott pursues the great horned owl.

Destinations: Those Little Museums by Sylvia Farrer Bornarth
No matter what your interest, you'll find it represented in one of many little museums tucked in the nooks and crannies of the Genesee countryside.

Main Streets: Bloomfield by Joan Merkel Smith
This Ontario County town loves its past and charges forth to meet its future.

For Arts' Sake: Enhancing the form by Michael Lasser
Computer artist David Perlman has a penchant for creative play.

Home Away from Home: Allegiance Bed & Breakfast by Sylvia Farrer Bornarth
This Mt. Morris B&B is named for the Pledge of Allegiance, written by native son Francis Bellamy.

Just Folks: Eileen Coyle by Georgia Mullen
A model of confidence and desire, this Rochester businesswoman started an emergency transport service with $3,000 and a leased ambulance.

Views from the Genesee Country: In the spirit of our foremothers by Nan Johnson
Genesee Country women approach the 21st century.