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2B ROCHESTER DEMOCRAT AND CHRONICLE Saturday, May 2, 1970 Ontario Studies IDA SPECIAL PURCHASE Weather Watch CANANDAIGUA A special investigative committee was named among Ontario County Supervisors here yesterday. The five-member task force will research a legislative act whereby industrial development agencies are established. Supervisor Chairman Jackson M. De Bolt, Geneva City, appointed these committeemen: William F. Mc Gowan, committee chairman, Geneva City; Edward M.

Victor; Elwyn C. Herendeen, Far-mington; Joseph J. Koos, Can- andaigua City, and Arthur Rundell, Geneva Town. Supervisors yesterday were told that Wayne County has cieated an IDA. McGowan explained that the law as enacted permits a county to establish an industrial development agency thereby offering a municipality opportunity to provide a financial method to attract industry without com-miting the area to a bonding process.

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Westerly winds diminishing tonight. Probability of i i Perfect Spring jam: 70 per cent today and 30 per cent tonight. Tomorrow: Partly cloudy. High in 50s. Western New York, northern and southern Finger Lakes, east of Lake Ontario: Showers and thundershowers likely.

High -about 70; low in the lower 40s. Winds westerly and diminishing to about 10 m.p.h. Background: A disturbance is moving eastward from the Central Great Lakes, preceded and accompanied by precipitation which will cause cooler weather in our area. Sun rises at sets at 8:13 Hi IS 2 Pc. Ensemble Ideal for Mother-of-Britle I 4 When you want people to take note, what could be or Groom TRIP FORECASTS Western Pennsylvania: Mostly cloudy and cooler with occasional showers and thundershowers.

High in the mid to upper 70s. New York City: Partly cloudy, warm and humid with a chance of showers or thundershowers likely. High in the 80s, and 70s near shore. Interior Eastern New York: Partly cloudy with a chance of showers or thundershowers likely. High in the 80s.

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Sixes ROCHESTER READINGS Temperature, Humidity, Barometer 10 p.m 78 44 30.02 10 a.m Midnight 77 40 30.01 Noon 14 to 20, 12'1j to $33 BUDGET DHKSStS (Yesterday) 2 p.m. 4 6 8 10 2 a.m 76 42 30.00 4 a.m 75 43 30.00 6 a.m 73 48 30.00 aja. 76 45 30.02 p.m. p.m. p.m.

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ORLA F. ENGLAND SHORTSVILLE Mrs. Fanny Rice England, 54, of 84 Woodlawn Rochester, yesterday (May 1, 1970) at Genesee Hospital after a long illness. A native of Palmyra. Mrs.

England was employed by the Association for the Blind in Dochester. She attended Shortsville High School. Survivors include her husband, Orla; a daughter, Mrs. Carl Yancy of Phelps; two sisters, Mrs. Helen Skeels of Palmyra, Mrs.

George Proper of Shortsville; a daughter, Mrs. George Ellison of Chicago; several nieces and nephews. Friends may call at the Arthur R. Schaefer Funeral Home, 78 W. Main Shortsville, tomorrow 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m.

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tomorrow at the Weldon Funeral Home. Oontri butions may be made either to the Heart Fund or to the memorial fund of St. Paul's Church in his memory. Mr. Larsen, a retired carpenter and builder, was a charter member of St.

Paul's Church and built the altar himself many years ago. He came to this country in 1912 and had resided with a son in Waterloo for the past six months. Surviving are his wife, Hanne; three sons, James of Penn Yan RD 4, John of Rochester, Michigan, and Carl of Waterloo; two daughters, Mrs. James (Rosa) Wilson of Geneva and Mrs. Charles (Margaret) Hassing of Camillus; 10 grandchildren and eight great-grandchildren.

Mr. and Mrs. Larsen observed their 60th wedding anniversary last August. LEON CARPENTER PENN YAN Leon Carpenter, 71, of 410 Liberty died yesterday (May 1, 1970) at his home. He was a retired employe of the Pennsylvania Railroad Co.

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