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HELD OVER 2ND WK. Cornell Orchestra East Bloomfield ROCHESTER DEMOCRAT AND CHRONICLE Friday, January 10. 19S8 8 Year-End Tally Of Victor Clerk To Play Sunday GIs in Germany EAST RLOOMF1ELD, Jan. 9 WW A 1 I Totals $5,820 ITHACA. Jan, 8-Karcl Hua will conduct the University Or-cheatra in a free concert in mm? I'fc.

Robert O. Day. US Army, ion of Mr. and Mrs. Walter W.

Day of Michigan street, ii stationed In Stuttgart, Germany, where he hat been as VICTOR, Jan. 0 Town Clerk M. Sherman Cotton. Victor, hai announced the following feel iCOtl PORTER'S Bailey Hall Sunday afternoon XES GIRLS y-'jSiifi Jan. 12, at 4.15.

Included on the program are compositions and moniei received by him during 1957 In connection with signed at waiter in the private room of Gen. Bruce C. Clarke. GENE KELLY- MITZI GAYNORy by Cluck, Rimsky Koriakov, Dvorak and Stravinsky. KAY KENDALLTAINA Elu, his office: 208 resident hunting and fun Ins licenses, 131 resident hunt ins licenses, 208 resident fish mm Pvt.

Day Is graduate In addition to directing the Rochester Institute of Technol m.mt MCQUtS BiRCtRAC University Orchestra, Husa, i ogy in the food administration ClklttASCCM txt Kinococoi ins licenses, 4 resident trapping professor In the music depart licenses, 321 big game licenses. ment, is known to Ithaca area course and was cmpioyeu at M. John Fisher College in Rochester the time of his en 14 resident big game archery audiences as a composer and "THE HIRED GUN" BOHY CALHOUN. ANNE FRANCIS licenses, 1 non resident hunting license, non-resident fishing as the conductor the Ithaca trance into the service in Feb- Chamber Orchestra. ruarv.

1337. lie recencu mi licenses, 1 non-resident 3-day fishing license, 1 non-resident The introductory work on the program is the overture to basic training at Fort Dut, and Fort Bragg. C. big came license, 1 alien hunt Specialist 3 c. Donald L.

Eddy jng license, 4 lost license cer Cluck's opera "Iphlgenia in Aulis." The orchestra will also has completed a tour of duty DOORS OPEN 10:30 A.M. tiftcates, 1 free fishing license, 29 marriage licenses, 478 dog M6 play the Introduction and March from Itimsky Korsakov's opera with the U.S. Army in Gcrmnny and has been with hu parents, Mr. and Mrs. Carleton Eddy.

He "Le Coq d'Or" or "The Golden Cnce you'M seen Sayonari you8 seen the greatest! left today for hia new base at cockerel." Ft. Hood. Tex. licenses, 7 explosive licenses, 11 void licenses, 162 chattel mortgages, 2 chattel mortgage assignments, 39 chattel mortgage discharges, 227 conditional (ales, 64 confidential sale assignments 12 conditional sale discharges, Pvt John R. Kelsey will re turn to his base at Camp Ham L-AOWF ss-y A rri.I.A'S r.ftT TO FAT Prrrl.

star of Walt Dis- A FFi i vs HOT TO EAT Petri, star of Walt Dis ilton, this week alter LU Dendinc a holiday leave witn AND AN EXQUISITE NEW his mother, Mrs. Leon KcUey, I (Kin Crawford "THE STORY Or ESTHER COSTELLO" )xtn Fontaui Paul Nwma "UNTIL THEY SAIL" JAPANESE STAR IN Vw Michigan street Stkln.t hall rental, searches and certified copies, trailer fees, trailer park licenses. Coke machine, zoning permits (no charge), 29 loning permits, delinquent dogs (1956), delinquent dogs (1937), 3 building permits (no charge), 1 building permit at $3, 10 building permits at $1. These items totaled $2,519.80. The amount paid to county clerk for conservation licenses was $2,226.50, the amount paid TRIBUTE PAID PRINCIPAL RED CREEK.

Jan. 9 The Faculty Association of the Red Creek Central School at its meeting Tuesday afternoon at the Margaret W. Cuyler Elementary School held a short memorial service for the late Frank T. Bertsche, elementary supervisor and principal of the Cuyler School. 2.: IV uiTICItltlCtltrimmthttMlUlil JAMES A.

HICHCNCR I CBAT STORY OF DEFIANT DESIRE! Burl LancatUr Tony Curds 'SWEET SMELL Or SUCCESS' Io McCr Barbara Stanwyck "Trooper Hook" CO'STHHM RICARDO UONTALBAN MARTHA SCOTT PATRICIA OWENS RED BUTTONS i.tiotucno ioi mi msi im MI1K0 TAKA urn UIYOSHI UMEKI 'JAMES GARNER to county treasurer for dog licenses was $1,061, and the amount paid to State Health Department for marriage licenses was $13 making total monies handled through the town clerk's offices $5,820.30. 5j COLUMBIA PICTURES prtientt i to CINEMASCOPE CHARLES NIGEL CAPRI CLUI DANCI SATURDAY, JAN. 11 Ballroom Columbus Civic Con tor $0 Crtotrniit St. JIM DENNIS' ORCHESTRA HELD OVER 3RD WONDERFUL WEEK! 1 4 Admlitlon II. JS 11:30 ney's True-Life fantasy of the same title, munches on a bit of food in scene from film that will continue run for at least another week at the Cinema Theater.

Tony Curtis to Star in 'The Defiant Ones'; Film First of Six Kramer Lists for UA for SIN6LI CarfcoHci or 25 COBURN PATRICK wendy HILLER A WOE with KATIE JOHNSON FEATURE TIMES TODAY 1:55. 3:55, 5:55 7:55 AND filNTON SOUTH AT tOODMAN Froo Parking Tolophono Flying 'A' Stotion lit. I-I7H Holley 3 Admit Gasoline Thefts ALBION, Jan. 9 A 24-year-old Holley man was committed to Orleans County Jail for 15 days Tuesday after pleading guilty to petit larceny, and two 16 year old Holley brothers were given suspended sentences and placed on probation for a year on the same charge. FAMILY IHI "atur.h.ts 1 BRING THE pQuA "Wonders of rii II I 1 fonet yfl I'FW Vfl" WjK "L'SLViiE" I WttteVMM They are Chester Lee Lyons, litMl rkM.A In4At It I i ii 24, of the Howard Road, Holley and Clifford J.

Denton and Rob ert J. Denton, of County Line MORE THAN "THE UVINO DESERT" MORE THE AFRICAN UON MORE flJUJac THAN "VANISHING PRAIRIE Road, Holley, who were arrest it. last I Ill rirn THEATRE $7i Mai ill ft JAN. 19 fir net I SHOWS 3:30 8:30 II 2 BIG Uyrait Disney i i-a ed by State Police on complaint of James Quaranto, 38 Batavia Holley. The trio allegedly took 12 gallons of gasoline from a farm on the Gulf Road, in the Town of Murray.

After their arrest, they admitted taking about 100 gak II ti if. STORY or Rochester'' Most Beautiful Supper Club vised an operation. Then she made two visits to a London specialist. Those who saw her say that at that time her face was in a pitiful condition, but time takes care of everything, and she'll be able to cover any disfiguration with makeup. While Ava's making "Goya" she will live in the villa formerly occupied by Ingrid Bergman and Rossellini outside of Rome.

Snapshots of Hollywood collected at random: Alan Jay 'Lerner's bride, the former Micheline Muselli, is a direct descendant of Napoleon and was before her marriage, a successful lawyer. The Ler-ners will only stop in Hollywood one day on their way from La Quinta to New York. A happy luncheon party were the bride and bridegroom, Nicola and Helmet Dantine and Nicholas Schenck, who were Joseph Schenck's guests at Joe's Beverly Hilton apartment. Saturday Lita Baron Cal Ions of gasoline on other occa Krrt true-life Taatagu sions from the complainant and from other unidentified places in the Holley-Clarendon area. IN NAVY EXERCISE MT.

MORRIS, Jan. 9 David W. Ashman, aviation electronics technician first class, USN, of Your Host, Morrie Zwiclc, Presents an AH New Policy By LOl'ELLA O. PARSONS JOLLYWOOD, Jan. 9 (INS) "The Defiant Ones." which is Stanley Kramer's first on his six-picture contract with United Artists starts March 15 with Tony Curtis and Sidney Poiticr as the stars.

That gives Tony a pretty tight schedule because he won't finish "The Perfect Furlough" until the end of February, and "Defiant" precedes "Porgy and Bess" for Poiticr. I asked Stanley to tell me something about "The Defiant Ones." He said, "it's exactly as its title indicates, a story of the defiance of youth in our society today. The principals are a white boy and a Negro chained to one another as both try to escape from a chain gang." The script is by Nathan E. Douglas and Harold J. Smith and it's a very dramatic story which gives both actors an equal chance." "VIRGINIA PA LANCE tells me she has never been more excited in her life.

She'll leave for Paris the first of next month with the three children, to play one of the top femme roles in "The Extra Edge," the picture Jack Palance is making with Jeff Chandler. She said Jack intends to stay in Europe for two years and she and the children will take a house outside of Paris. Mrs. Palance will use her stage name of Virginia Baker. "I was an actress for many years, you know," she told me, "before I married Jack, and I hope to resume my career again.

"How is everything going?" I asked her. "Everything is all right at the moment," she said, "but I never know. I just have to do the best I can." fpiE OPENING of the two Tennessee Williams plays, "Suddenly Last Summer" and "Something Unspoken" at the York Theater in New York, was a triumph for Warner Le-Roy, son of Mervyn LeRoy and Mrs. Charles Vidor. Warner is the producer, and he had an elite audience of first nighters.

Mervin, of course, was there beaming and so were Doris Vidor, his uncle Milton Sperling and Bob Taplinger. Later, Nedda and Josh Logan gave a party for the talented young man and it was old home week with much interest centering around the bride and groom, Natalie Wood and Bob Wagner. Roz Russell and Freddie Brisson and many other Hollywood folk who had a chance to congratulate Warner. Princess Gaetani, Mrs. LeRoy's daughter, was escorted by Aly Khan.

There has been so much talk about Ava Gardner's beautiful face being badly scarred after her accident in a bullring in Spain that I am glad to be able to say the doctors believe she will be able to start her picture "Goya" in March. JS 1 EXCLUSIVELY reported, Ava came to America to consult one of the top plastic men, who ad VMM awHM Of but The Same Excellent Food, Service and Top DOORS OPEN TOMORROW AT 9:30 A.M. Shown at 10:00. 3:5.7. Entertainment.

Creek Road, Mt. Morris, with Helicopter Anti-Submarine zjmim Ki: Opan Daily to 2 Dinnart Daily Sunday Top Entertainment TONITE AT 6:30 Squadron 6, participated in a striking force training exercise (Strikex) with the 1st Fleet off the coast of Southern California recently. NOW SHOWING Frea Parkin? at I Dannui Juniors Tune Weavers i Our Sunoco Station xHollvwood Fumes MelloKinqs a ecue COCHRAN A iDoors opon 6 30 TODAY Al Jones Billy Brown 1ST SHOWING IN N. Y. STATE RECOMMENDED FOR ADULTS ONLY EAST ROCHISTIR Planning a Party? Any Group 10 to 300 Persons.

Phono HU. 2-5530 for do-tails. Out of townan Call Collect. John Wayno "THE SEARCHERS" Mark Damon lill Gontlo "YOUNG DANGEROUS" houn is entertaining Debbie Reynolds Fisher's chums at a luncheon and baby shower the color will be blue for a boy. Arriving in Hollywood are Abbe Lane and Xavier Cugat, who have reservations at the Bel Air Hotel.

Think you Leo Guild for the Zephyr album of "Premiere" on which eleven of our movie stars make their singing debut. That's all today. See you EXCELSIOR PICTURES present UNCUT VERSION Priett: S3. 50, 3.00, 2.S0, 2.00 Limitsd Numbor of Ssati AUDITORIUM BOXOFFICE OPEN NOON TO 8 P.M. Pork In Front Phono Rsjtrvotloni HAm.

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The drop or so taken from the finger can be tested In many ways by what we call the "micro method." Not all doctors or laboratories are equipped to do this, so they take a larger sample from the arm and use other methods of getting the same information. If your doctor still takes blood from the arm for a blood sugar test (for diabetes) don't think he's old-fashioned. He's not. It is still a very common method. Sold Out Thru Sat.

DESK SET lil Jjlki 7 Photographed in COLOR I eerier-! Manager II, WA I of 0 A CTTO ATJV Rnri. Box Office Open GR 8-1320 -Doily 10 A.M. -9 P.M, i- '5lt I under the supervision 'iilU yfer SUNBATHING lg Ldz ASSOCIATION We'll Soon Be Saying Goodbye ONLY A FEW MORE WEEKS LEFT! "Dear Dr. Molner: I wish you would write about goiter if it can be dissolved. Mrs.

It would be nice and it would be fine with me! if we could "dissolve" some of the enlargements or lumps or crystals in the body. But it isn't that simple. You can drop a lump of sugar in a cup of tea, and the sugar will dissolve. If you let that cup of tea sit, the water will evaporate and in time you will find that the sugar has solidified again. It is still there! And so with the body.

For a moment, let's talk about some other things that we keep hoping we can "dissolve," like gall stones and kidney stones. What happens basically is this: There is a certain amount of solid material already dissolved either in the bile of the gall bladder or the urine in the kidneys. If this liquid passes off quickly enough, the solids dissolved in them are carried off, too. That is the way nature intended it. But if the gall bladder is infected, or if it is sluggish, the dissolved bile salts start to crystallize.

They will form crystals like tiny snow-flakes at first, and then gradually grow into larger flakes, and in time become "stones." The same sort of thing occurs with kidney stones. There is no practical way to dissolve these stones. Any- thing that will dissolve them I will be too strong, and will damage the body tissues. However, experiments are going on. It has been found that the bile of dogs and other animals in test tubes will dissolve a human gall stone.

How to get such bile into the human gall bladder, however, is another question, Still, it is a step forward and perhaps out of this work will come a simpler answer for gall stones. With kidney stones, proper diet (altering either the acid or alkaline balance) will in part prevent the growth of stones, but here we have come only part of the way, I don't know what the future holds for us, but I have a feeling that in a few more years we can expect some very useful advances. So now let's talk about "dissolving" a goiter. A goiter is a thyroid gland which has grown too lare. In this case we can't "dissolve" it.

A thyroid gland which is enlarging because it is forced into too much effort can be controlled with drugs. The actual size of the gland, however, may still increase, so the goiter "grows." They patient, however, is improved. In some cases, such as the colloid goiter" of adolescence, the goiter may recede in size after administering suitable amounts of iodine, but to say that the goiter is "dissolved" is not quite the right word. Once the nodules of the thyroid expand, they usually stay that way, and nothing short of surgery will reduce the size. "Dearer.

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