Democrat and Chronicle from Rochester, New York • Page 35

ROCHESTER DEMOCRAT AND CHRONICLE. WEDNESDAY, JULY 30, 1947 11 U. Vp prepared est S. WEATHER BUREAUS: Sfic' WANT Church Opened For Migrants in Wayne Camps TODAY AT SENECA FALLS PLANS FETE FOR RETURNED VETS Committee Named I For September I Event wish COLO OT WARM mOKT STATIONARY FRONT TTT OCCUJOCD FhONT ruo or Ai. 09.94' LEGCNO -fp (fort A I 7 i 1 Tender and Tasty BONELESS BRISKET CORNED Brownsville 1014 off considerably from their intense heat wave that swept that part of the country for the past few days.

The cold front that is in the midwest is expected to weaken before it reaches this area. TODAY'S WEATHER STORY; the high ton-tinueg to move southeastward, it leaves this area with generally westerly winds and moderate temperatures. The midwestern states have cooled National Chairman to Address United Jewish Fund Meeting FOR A MIDWEEK DINNER! StICED if TENDER BEEF LIVER Pi SWEET AND MILD JT LEAN SLICED BACON OS Salmons A Bargain At TO SELL? Call JACOB GROSS Inc. For prompt, flicient ACTION Jistinq with us will answer you 245 POWERS ELDC. MAIN 044? GET YOUR S1.G00,GC0 SOFT WATER BATH Made Possible By A RED JACKET WATER SOFTENER ASK L.

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11. LEONARD TICKER Canandaigua Mrs. Nettie R. iTucker. 60, wife of H.

Leonard Tucker. 44 Gotham died in Thorn-m Memorial Hospital yesterday (July 29. 1947) following a long period of ill health. Born Mar. 12.

1857. in Bride-water. she was the daughter of Adolphus And Eldora Lunn Kingsbury, and had lived here about eight years. Mrs. Tucker was a member of the Canandai.M Rebekah Lodge, Garden Club, Home Bureau and Methodist Church, and a matron of the local chai 'ir, Order of Eastern Star.

Surviving, besides her husband, are a daughter md son, Laurel Chute, Salem Depot, N. and John K. Tucker, Biownville; also three sifters and six Funeral services will be held in the Kennedy Funeral Chapel at A p. ni. today.

The Rev. Lloyd V. Moffett, pastor of the Methodist Church, will officiate, with burial in Make Iced 1 ir I Srnrra Falls Seneca Falls will ffU-brate the return of the more than ytxtnpr men ani women from this viilajre and township from service in World War II, with a field day, parade, clambake and other entertainment within the next several weeks. Plans for this celebration early in September were begun at a meet inn in the Municipal Building with I. Jlirschberg serving as temporary chairman, and Stanley Jar-rett as temporary secretary.

More than score of representatives of fraternal and other organizations who were at the meeting chose Mayor John B. Souhan as chairman; Attorney Nicholas M. Midey as vicechairman Harold Sanderson as secretary and Jack Compson as treasurer of an arrangements committee. Committee Listed Other members of the committee include Village Trustees Lee Salot-ti. Jo.seph Poole, SitLney L.

Roger and Belmont Stewart, Police Justice A. J. Byrne, I. Hirschberg, Kenneth Wayne, Stanley Jarrett, Clarence Buckwald, Charles Anderson, Charles Almy, Don Calarco, Adolph Capacci. John Fra.se J.

Devillo Pollard, Giles Nissen. Harry Campbell. Gordon Clark, Clarence Reese, Earl Guthrie and George Deal. L. Rogers heads a committee to raise money to finance the entertainment program for the returned veterans.

I. Hirschberg and Stanley Jarrett have been named to solicit contributions from manufacturers, with Belmont Stewart, Clarence Buckwald and Winfleld Fox soliciting the businessmen and. Nicholas Midey, the professional men. The publicity committee consists of J. 'Devillo Pollard, chairman; Miss Marue Murphy, William Paddison and Edward L.

Bowman. Seneca Falls will bo the first com munity in this section to stage such a welcome-home party. Tentative plan nil for the celebration to be heir: at the State. Street athletic field, with a full program of sports, a ar.d dinner. Village lo Donate The of $563.15 has been turned over to the fund by the Buck -A-Boy Committee, a group that functioned during the war in entertaining Inductees.

This balance remained in the committee's treasury. The village of Seneca Falls will a generous donation for tne evetit, officials have announced. Further plans will be made at a meeting of the committee called by Mayor Souhan for 7:30 p. m. totiiouow in the Municipal Building.

'GAS' KIKE QUENCHED I Wat kins Glen The Watkins Glen iFire Department at 4:45 p. m. extinguished a jrasoliiie fire at Uhc H. M. Smith Coal Yarrk The 'gasoline pump caught firo- due to a short circuit, it was reported.

TO GET YOUR TICKET! NEW LOW PRICE! CLOVER MAID HONEYS SI MEIZENtAHL SPAGHETTI OR ELBOW MACARONI lO CRISP, BUTTERY CRAX CRACKERS 23 Guest speaker at the first cam paign meeting of the United Jewish Fund of Rochester will be Herman Gilman of Boston, chairman of the national fund quota committee. Plans for the first meeting, to be held at 3:15 p. Aug. 5. in Catherine Stront Hall on the University of Rochester's Prince Street campus, were made at an organizational meeting yesterday noon in the Chamber of Commerce.

Gilman, who also is chairman of the Combined Jewish Appeal of Greater Boston, returned recently from a 6-week visit abroad where he familiarized himself with the problems of the 1 million Jewish survivors in Europe, and observed at first hand the development and Mt. Morris to Plan Community Center; Mt. Morris Leaders of all village! and town organizations anl lodges- will be invited to attend a meeting to be arranged in the near future to discuss plans for a permanent community tenter for Mt. Morris. Mayor Dominic Albanese has been selected r.hairman of the committee, and will appoint leaders of the various organizations to membership on the committee to prepare plans for the center.

Soprano to Appear At Bath VA Center Bath Sidney Zweig, asiatani. recreational director nt the Butli Veterans Administration Center, announces that Miss Lucy Monroe, celebrated soprano," will appear in a two-day performance tomorrow and Friday at the Center hospital and theater. Miss Monroe, the "Star Spangled Eanner Girl." and star of stage, concert and radio, was secured through USO. your neighborhood and ask for a free ticket to the 46-OZ. GRAPEFRUIT Williamson The Rev.

Edward W. Blyden, area director of religious and recreational activities among the migrant farm workers in Wane County, reports that the Wallington Methodist Church, which has been closed for some time, was formally opened last Sunday and dedicated to the use of migrant worshipers from the West-bury, Alton, Sodua and Joy camps. This is the first time that the migrant workers in this area have, had a church building put at their disposal. The Rev. John Muller of the Pultneyville Reformed Church led the service Sunday, and the dedication sermon was preached by the Rev.

Maurice Tysen of the Sodus Reformed Church. The Rev. Edwin G. Saphar of the Sodus Presbyterian Church also participated in the 6ervice, as did the Rev. Mr.

Blyden who represents the Home Missions Council of America in this area. There will be an 11 a. m. service and a 7 p. m.

service in the Wallington church each Sunday for the migrant workers of the vicinity. These services will replace the separate services which originally were held each Sunday in the Westbury, Alton, Joy and Sodus camps. The other migrant camps in Wayne County will continue to hold their 'iwn religious gatherings. 'othrl bolster I delicious milk chocolate coating a Necco candy bar Tea Simply or married couples. Loans are made on salary, car or furniture.

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Besides presenting his account of the requirements and acttvitiesj of American Jewish relief agencies in Europe and Palestine, Gilman will reveal the part Rochester will be asked to contribute to the 170-million-dollar national campaign of the United Jewish Appeal, and the date of the Rochester campaigni The figure to be raised by the national organization will be the largest philanthropic campaign ever undertaken in America by a voluntary agency. Chairman of the Rochester campaign committee will be J. H. Rubens. Harry D.

Goldman is president of the United Jewish Welfare Fund of Rochester. Trailer Destroyed By Fire at Bath Bath A house trailer belonging to W. C. French was destroyed by fire shortly after 1 p. m.

Monday. The trailer was parked in the rear of the. Billings Garage on East Washington Street, and is believed to have caught fire from a small oil stove. The trailer had not been used for about month. The.

fire was extinguished by the Bath Fire De partment, with no damage to ad jacent buildings. There was no in surance coverage, according to the owner. 1 Rochesterian to Talk To Geneva Rotary Geneva James Morgan, secretary of the Rochester Rotary Club, will be guest speaker before Ge-ineva Rotarians at their regular weekly luncheon meetings today. The topic of Morgan's address will be "Rotary International and Its Growth," and he will describe sessions of the Rotary Interna tional in San Francisco, Calif. Yes, Y'need Boat Permit, But Under New York State Law, all types of mechanically operated boats on state controlled, or land locked, water must be registered.

Bat the poor boat owner wanting to meet the law's provision will 'hit more snags than in an tin- chartered swamp, a check here showed yesterday. Chronologically, this is what happened when inquiry was irmde among various state departments: State Police Ye, there i a regulation. It is under the Department of Public Works. We have the enforcement end. Department of Tublie Works We were asked 2 years Ago to submit a list of waters under state control in this district.

We did that. We heard nothing further. Try the Conservation Department. Conservation Department We never heard of a state boat license. Our own boats are not licensed.

Department of Taxation and Finance We know nothing about it. Attorney General's office Never heard of it, try the Federal customs office. From the chain of inquiry among state depaiiments, it was learned, via the State Police, that nome registration is needed. The helpful troopers offered to loan a copy of ihe law and regulations for perusal. So the inquiry swung (o the federal governmeat.

Customs Office The Coast Guard handles all the pleasure craft on federal waters. We understand, and so refer the inquiries we receive, that the Division of Canals an Waterways of the State Department of Public Worka in Albany handles the state registration. You have to write to Albany and an application is sent back. To determine if the boating public might have a deeper insight Hto the question, the question was posed at the Rochester Yacht Club. "You don't need a state registration," the club reported, after a check was made among the captains present.

"The federal is enough." The Ice, when and if you And out where to pay it, is either $1 or $2, depending on the oize of the craft. It was Mid Mayhf- you'd hetiT chatter boat and fciget the whole thing. THE ARNAMAR VETERANS ASSOCIATION invites every boy and 9 girl in Rochester and Monroe County, under 72 years of age. to be its guests to the first performance of BUSTER CRABBE'S latest FRIDAY afternoon, AUGUST 1st 2:15 P. M.

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