Democrat and Chronicle from Rochester, New York • Page 19

ROCHESTER DEMOCRAT AND CTTROXTCLE. WEDNESDAY. APIUL 26. lOtt ID SPORTS GROUP UR REMODELS NEW OFFICES Lin f- iw TO DINE TODAY City sportsmen and Monroe Remodeling of the former Academy of Science home at 13 Prince St. was begun yesterday as plans were beinr made to move the ad- County farmers will gather at 8:30 p.

m. today at the Genesee Con- minwstrnf inn ifFirp nf thp TTni-1 eervation League clubhouse In 7 mm Scottsvilla Road for the annual dinner of the City-County Relations Committee of the League. While they are discussing plans for the fall hunting season, the sportsmen will be waiting to hear from Albany on proposed reduction of the conservation fund. Under leadership of Mead B. versity of Rochester there from the present quarters at 44 Prince St.

Directing the remodeling was Clarence A. Livingston, superintendent of buildings and grounds. Work is expected to be completed in 10 weeks, according to Raymond L. Thompson, treasurer of the university. Funds for the project were provided by an anonymous donor, Thompson said.

When completed, the structure will provide offices for President Alan "Valentine, Mr. Thompson, Arthur P. Curtiss and Ruth A. Hemenway, assistant treasurers; John H. Worden, burear.

University Rappleye, committee chairman, sportsmen and farmers have gone a long way toward ending an old feud, the sportsmen being pledged to aid in the farmers fight against destruction of livestock and property by irresponsible hunters the farmers in return permit credit ed sportsmen to hunt on their land. irf" VT.iJJ 'r mm I Sportsmen supply young game birds and release them on land of co-operating farmers and the latter give them protection until the sea son opens. Shakespeare Series To Close Tomorrow Jsem-s Bureau, administrative secretaries, and the bursar's and treasurer's staffs and include a conference room for the board of trustees. 700 Start Rush On Sports Permits Rochester's new central license bureau received its first major test yesterday when 700 golf and tennis enthusiasts descended upon It for permits, and met the challenge with room to spare, Henry Legg, director, said last night. The rush for the $5 golf permits started even before the office opened, Legg said.

It continued at a steady pace all day, but the bureau's eight clerks had little trouble supplying the wants. Tennis applicants were comparatively few, Legg said. Closing number of a series of readings from the works of Shakespeare will be given tomorrow at 3:15 p. m. in St.

Luke's Episcopal i1 rifeiQ?) Church, Fairport, by the Rev. Charles C. Williams Carver, STM, rector of Christ Episcopal Church, Rochester. The readings are under the auspices of the women of the parish. His selections will be from "The Tempest," "Romeo and Juliet" and "The Merchant of Venice." The Budget Living Room Fine? Chippendale ofa.

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