Democrat and Chronicle from Rochester, New York • Page 18

i 18: r.CC!ir.S7ER -DTMOCRAT AN'D CHnCNICLE Fb. 9. 1953 City's Aid to Schools Praised by Gillette I li pi i P'" rw 000 Sunday 9 COSTICN FARMS! SO WtbsterV Mil Point Rd. 9MMnnMHMHTM ej 4 (1 Sil SKI ill ,4 mmmm mn eaMa i 7 aa i noihpsler doci more for Its public schools than any otnrr cuy in ine Big six." Mayor Henry K. tailelle serted yesterday.

MOTOIIZID Gillette made the statement oaawn to a suosian- In response to the observa-, 0 Local schools, he added, tion of Dr. Louis A. Cetull L.fre ,0 l.tW 1 II OS 1-1143 ri 2 1115 presiaem ot ine Boara or to haarv schedule that the ucation, that the city Is gi'v- board described "as the best ing less than a third of outside of the ual sales tax revenue to itJhflS'fR of the best in tno nation, school svstem. Make RIDGE-LUMBER Your fi.u i "le "'J iruuui-s many lh serviCts lcfiaI counsel) tax 0JIS. collection, school crossing officials requested Gillette cuards and others said The city is obligated to independent schools produce that amount l0 pay for themselves, schools whether a recession ie $ajdi cuts into sales tax receipts or, FWiBj, 3 94 -a PS Save Money Save Time Save Effort! tne county reduces the city share, he pointed out.

5 rto i Mum on Increase Seat Belts Cited As Saving Two The mayor declined to sav, whether a larger amount: I 4 1 111! -MW t. ii Sg nw0n Stat polic "ed.ted seat system in 1963 64 in view of will give he ty $1.4 cars id En lion more than the $9.3 mil- nnirA vLa lion estimated last year. 7 j-. i i nocnesier smoois gei a a.m. Di 10 Yli greater share or the sales; One driven bv Marcaret I tax than do schools in 30.

of Victor, skid- THEY'RE PREPARED Scout Troop 78. composed of handicapped boys, receives salutes from guests, Cub Pack 99 of Hilton, at get-together at School 5. The bos played games and demonstrated Scout skills. falo and New ork City, across the road and argued. Schools in slammed broadside into a car I Syracuse, Albany and Yon-driven by Ervin Vick, 40.

of Zwick Resigns At Child Clinic Detective Retires After 32 Years Boys Forget Handicaps For Baseball Kers get no sales tax revenue 31 West Main Webster, because no tax is levied in 'according to Trooper Edward those communities. jPetix of the Webster substa- Coming within $4,800 of ition-the constitutional limit, the I Both drivers escaped in-city could hardly have taxed jjurv- Mrs- Guinan's car was. its real estate more for cur-a total wreck and Vick's suf-rent expenses this year, theied $1,000 damage. Mrs. mayor noted.

The schools get Guinan suffered a hand cut i Dr Paul 7 u' ir If rncinna One of Rochester's veteran detectives. Milton J. director of the Rochester Called it OUltS vesterdav aftfr .12 vcar in thp Pnliro Rurpan ruiu Boys are boys, even when Curtiss, 56. put in'his application for retirement, 1 -M- up V' i "Hi Slightly Dom.g.d 140 flUlH DOORS MAKI BIAUTIf Ul TABLES I Thert art many possibilities in the ust of I flush doors for attractive table or desk tops. I Stop in and let us show you how these doors i can be used in this way.

I out ot me while crawling wreckage. in wheelchairs, will become effective March 11 after a month's furlough.r a ycbicroay. iniore than half $14,395,875 there was no doubting the Aftcr a triP to Florida with his wife, he may try another Dr- Werner Halpern will to $13.347.791 of the amount 'act last at the School 5 jb- be actin8 director in his' available. Most of the vmnaciiim 1 The former weight which had been lost in a New stead, effective Mondav. 000 cut in school spending jjmnas, lifter carries a solid 224 y0rk theater Zwick.

of 76 Fernboro Drive, i directed by City Council was They shouted, they laughed pounds on his six-foot, two- will devote full time to Dri-1'" capital expenditures, which md they pl2yed baseball, un- inch frame. He keeps in trim vate psychiatric aren't subject to the tax! mindful for the moment of by sawing wood, digging the Front strct hen ne first, teaching and consultation. He I liniit- I the' awkwardness of braces or foundation for a new garage joined the police as a 22-, joined the clinic staff in No other -Big Six" city; the lens that won't work ana oiner acuviues. year-old. He later rode a mo- 1SH3.

i gives as large a proportion and other activities. KNOTTY PINE GENUINE IDAHO In plain clothes since 1937, torcycie on traffic duty for, Nelson W. Spies, its tax lunds Public Curtiss has been involved in -i k.n.. nt k.i nt srhonls. fiillpttp asspftH Ac Boy Scout Troop 78, com nnenA lmno nnti.nl..

0,2 JC4IS. IIC UClflUIC UIOUC VilC UUOIU Ul UllCUlUia Ul I posed almost 1 1 1 of every kind of detective A Detcctive in 1951. I the clinic, said the board ac i cording to the latest report of nanuicappeu cniiaren wrio at- work. ceDts the resignation -with i the "Big Six" schools. New A thete low prices why buy sh.eth.

ing Th. Knotty cherecter of Idehe pin. is beyond comperi. ton. Pickwick pettern.

Crash Causes Heart Attack A Fairport man was stricken with a heart attack minutes after his car and another collided at Elm Street and Whitney Road. Perinton, about 7:20 a.m. yesterdav. Paul Sozio, 63. of 149 High Fairport, was reported on the danger list at Genesee Hospital.

The other driver was George Valkenburgh, 243 Jefferson Perinton. No one was injured in the accident, Fairport police said. WINS HONOR A Rochester cat won one of the top honors at the Empire Cat Show in New York City, it was announced yesterday by Mrs. Ruth Collie-chio of the Genesee Cat Fan- iena special classes at scnooi iu ij iiniiuSduuii h. Detective Chief James regret." The state-5, Plymouth Avenue North a m1inor to tn.e voti and his current "ient noted expansions of the and Jay Street, entertained caPture of.

Louls1 Detective Irving Engemann.i clinic since Dr. Zwick be-30 non-handicapped young-! crookins, who was later ex- hi icame director in 1954 and i iiu i i a "i fitting coo said that il won a citatio" for out" of Helen Caputo. From the! A real gnting cop, saia. sters from Cub Pack 99 in Hilton. i i ts i iinniiTv piih ir satPTv i nm- i 1 1 1 1 1 1 i in iimh in u.v.r The two scout groups have ine two scout groups nave York spends nearly 78 per cent, Buffalo almost 73 per cent and Syracuse more than 65 per cent of property taxes for non school purposes.

Rochester and Yonkers were listed at 60.9 per cent each. The school report for 1961-62 showed that school spending accounted for a larger proportion of total government spending in Rochester than in any other large city except Syracuse. Millinn Inpritnco Curtiss obtained missioner Albert O. Daniels, 11 I1U" become acquainted through of man wanted1 "We should have a thousand lnhe "falth Association of the leader of Troop 78, Nel-'f Plclure ine man a m1P-jrnnrA Rochester and Monroe for spvpral assaults Rnrh. more llKe mm on County son Bell, and a den mother of ester women.

Curtiss lives at 64 Bloom- For the last four years, field PI. and has a cottage on Curtiss has been assigned to Canandaigua Lake. The Cur-the pawnshop-second hand(tiss' son, Ronald, and four store detail. Among the high-'grandsons live at 245 Newton Pack 99 Mrs. Bell.

The Bells are both confined to wheelchairs, he for 20 years with multiple sclerosis, Dr. Halpern has been staff psychiatrist there since 1959, having received his training in child psychiatry at the clinic from 1957 to 1959. He 1,8 III I Vh. htS.rf itMEl II in. ROCK i Wonderful for GaragesTJ Willi Kitchens, Dens 1 A I OnLI I A Low I 4tV I Cash I fntt 1 C.rry I 100 lb.

i she for eight years with polio tiers Association, it was Together they operate Hands, i 1 ulu 7 lives at 185 Castlebar Road; rn at Frfoorfnn Port nhioY, 11 ul uidinuuu ul uuun a "ui, Rochester schools' income i Grandyl Kan Tien, lilac point does subcontracted work for: valued at more than $8,000, home. local industries and employs from the real estate tax in-! Siamese owned by Mrs. creased more than $1 million 'Charles Faulkner, 25 Juniper between 1960-61 and the cur-St. The title was "best rent year, Gillette said. That I champion." RIT FOOD SEMINAR Chiropractors to Hear State Unit President only the handicapped.

They I (jet Ma7. DOV Inn live in Hilton li Kocnester institute ot lecn- OirUCK Oy laXIS Inology's Extended Services Members of the Rochester Last night the older scouts conducted a regular meeting and initiated a "tenderfoot" In Two Accidents Di" a 'mZT'S: before joining the cubs in weeK series oi tooa service wm g0 to Buffalo tomorrow demonstrations of scout skills to hear Dr. Frank Crystal, An elderly man and an 10 and management seminars and in games. Clean Bright Stock FOR A DEEP SLEEP TO TRANQUILIZE YOUR SEE PAGE 16 year-old boy were injured beginning at 7:30 p.m. Tues- within a half hour of cach 'day.

March, 12 and held other when struck by taxis every Tuesday at 50 Main yesterday afternoon. W. The series is open to George Bollen, 73,. of 16 and supervisors of Shady Way, Greece, was re-1 restaurants, clubs, school or ported in "fair" condition at industry cafeterias and hospi- state president of the association. Dr.

Crystal will discuss requirements and recommendations of the New York Board of Regents for chiropractic educational institutions, according to Dr. Mahlon Blake, state director of the Rochester district. i Author Listed By Unitarians Dr. Peter B. Putnam, Unitarian layman of Princeton, We keep a large inventory of quality lumber for every building repair or remodeling requirements.

See us for your needs. 1A Pin Tnnnna JL frnnua 'America i Genesee Hospital with hip, tal kitchens. X.J., will speak on SHEATHING 5lc Lin. Ft. back and hand injuries after i he was struck at Clinton Ave- Mr.

and Mrs. Thomas E. Hem-nue North and Eroad Street merich of 414 Garson about 2:30 p.m. The taxi suffered right side injuries driver was identified by po- i1Gn struck bv a taxi in front. 1x8 White Pine Tongue Groove SHEATHING Lin.

Ft. 1 lice as rank bcnuitz. 5b, ot 0f 130 Webster A-e. about 2 the Unfulfilled," at 11 a.m. tomorrow at the First Unitar-an Church.

A magna cum laude graduate from Princeton University, where he also earned a doctorate, Dr. Putnam is the author of "Keep Your Head Up, Mr. Putnam," "Cast Off the Darkness" and "The Triumph of the Seeing Eye." 3s Plasterboard 8 Oakman St. Schultz police said the driver charged with failure to grant Richard DiSalvo, 28, of the right of way to a pedes-'675 Clinton Ave. Wayne trian.

was treated by his own physi- Wayne Hemmerich, son of cian. Vi Homosote V2 Jj Sq. Ft. Sq. R.

Look Your Everyday Best Daybook of Events in Rochester Are you adding a room, finishing the attic or recreational? Then plasterboard or Homosote is the most economical to use for the' walls and ceiling. Sizes Available 4x6, 7, 8, and 10. Burton, 195 Norldge Frederick Feb. 2. Today's Events Emergencies Summary of fire and emergency ambulance calls durina the 24-hour Dertod Feb.

Thomas Cummlngs, 18 Madison 2. METRO Feb. 1M Ill I Lawrence Forte, 414 Tremont Feb. 2. PLASTIC FINISH PANELING Entertainment events are listed on Pooe sports events on Popes 22-25, 32; omen's events on Paoes 20-21.

Central Western Zone Teachers Meeting. Monger Hotel, all dav. Family Court Intormationol Meeting, Leon Harvey, 24 Flanders Feb. 2. Theodore Heiti, 15 Irvlngton Drive, N.

Chill, Feb. 5. Otto Koof, 134 mcfiona Feb. 2. Frank Lippa, 241 Driving Park Feb.

2. Henry MaeMlllon, 35 Malvern Feb. 3. Fronds Martin, 6 Lod-rdole Road, Feb. 4.

Gront Masfin Rodney Drive, Hon- enaea iost mian qnT: MIDNIGHT TO NOON 12:35160 Hollenbeck, sickness. 1:19569 Haielwood, auto fire. 2:06 South and Hamilton, woman fell. 2:49 Court and Broadway, broken window. 2:51466 Clarissa, rubbish fire.

5:57 364 Plymouth sickness. 9:01864 Jefferson, sickness. 9:22 Lowell and Clinton, accident. 9:40 06 Lake, sickness. 11:191010 Portland, sickness.

11:34 Arnett and Epworth. false alarm. SHIRTS Here is truly flawless ihirt fimshir.q. All ihirte are laundered spenal fabric bacre fthe bcas Expertly and Professionally Finished by Norton Business or Cotton Sport ALL AT ONE LOW PRICE Chamber of Commerce, 10 a m. Shrine Circus, Community War Memorial.

10 a.m., 2:15 p.m. and 8:15 a.m. Public Library, main and branches, ooen 9 o.m. to 5 p.m. Historical Society, 485 East open a.m.

to 4:30 p.m. Museum ot Arts and Sciences, 457 East A scientifically developed plastic coating that is baked on tern, per.d hardboard pan.lt under intense heat. A lifetime of carefree, paint free living just wipe with a damp cloth. Ineipensively, give your kitchen or bathroom, or just breakfast nook or splash board a spacious new door. Perfect for litch.ni or bathroom in homes, Restaurants, Mot.li or Hot.lt dirt, grease or moisture.

wear out, not your shirts). Come back to you bnght ae new, wrinkle-free, individually placed in soil-proof plastic bags. The ultimate ihirt excellence. eoye Falls, Feb. 5.

James O'Connor. 124 Castleford Rood, I Feb. 3. I Alvo Rogers, 247 Driving Park Jon. 29.

NOON TO MIDNIGHT 1:1189 Salisbury, person injured 1:21 Tryon Park, dump fire. 2:0525 Barnum. jteom leak. 2:44 Clinton S. ond Broad, man struck.

3:33 154 Broadway, sickness. 4 44 66 Post, sickness. open a.m. to 5 p.m.; Audubon Richard Roul, 1393 N. Winton Jan.

31. Burrfett thnw. 90 MnnrH nrlu A 4:56236 Dartmouth, investigation person Somutl viiiareale. So Trenomon Feb! umversuv ana Alexander, struck. 5:1374 Adams, person fell.

1-Dcry Service At All Stores On Request mmmmmmmmmmimmmmm This V7 etk's Dry Cleaning Special! i SKIRTS, plain 2. icreen Tour, "Wilderness Trails'1 by Charles T. Hotchkiss, 10:30 a.m. Memorial Art Gallery, 490 University open 10 a.m. to 5 p.m.

Eastman House, 900 East open to a.m. to 5 Drvden Theoter, free film, Diary of a Country Priest," 2:30 o.m. Seneca Park Zoo, open 10 a.m. to 5 m. Human Society Shelter and Lollvooo Farm, J5S3 west Henrietta open :0 a m.

to 5 p.m. tvL I I I mmm ea. l2f. j.4 3iv courr, sickness. 5:42 74 Seward, sickness.

7:01304 Ellison, sickness. 7:0729 Post, sickness. 7:13 Jay and Louise, auto fire 7:22275 Pork. Incinerator fire. 7:28 120 Dewey, accident.

7:3873 Rosedale, short circuit. 8 40 Saratoga and Lvell, rubb sh fire. Remarkable Seconds Sq. Ft. SWEATER 29 4'x4' $2.48 If Perfect, 32e Sq.

Ff. Girls were born te: Kenneth Alexander, 408 Ave. D. Feb. 3.

Jean-Poul Archomboult, 25 Karnes Feb. 1. Harry Baker, 481 Covewood Feb. 3. Chester Baker, Folvell Road, Caledonia, Feb.

3. William Baxter, 50 Stondlsh Rood. Feb. S. Russell Boufon, 3195 Lake Feb.

3. Resold Cresa. 7 Elmiro Feb. ea. Campbell-Whittlesey House.

123 Fitz-hugh SI. open 10 am. to 5 P.m. Susan B. Anthony House, 17 Madison open II o.m.

to 4 p.m. Ice skating, Webster Avenue and Genesee Valley rinks, open 9:30 a.m. to 10:30 t.ii i p.eiiy. cuning. 9 44 Lake near cemetery, accident.

Lemgton, person inlured. 9:5215 Richmond, sickness. 9:59195 Westfleid. sickness. 11:5922 Atkinson, sickness.

Reg. 54c Each Chrome Circline Kitchen Fixture with 2 circline tubes req. 19.95 o.m.; Ritter-Cork Memoriol Building, ODen 1.45 to 4 and 8: IS to 10 30 Dm i Skiing, Powder Mill Park, tow open VjOfVOQC Z.CC7SSS 10 a rn to 4 nm Sold At Discount Prices W5 Phili. Ferguson. 2 Elderberry Circle.

Fee. 4. 23 COWEMEXT WCATIOyS There' A Store Rear You IMPIM PLAZA, Implr. at Helendole 420 NORTON ST. new (all Park PITTSFORO PLAZA 1371 MAIN ST.

I. Chamberlal. 311 MAIN fast Rochester 7S GINISEE ST. Sawyer 3lt N. WINTON ot H.mboidt 41.

JEFFERSON AVE. at 1US RIDGE RD. f. at C.Iyer tit WINTON RO. S.

et 12 Corners 100S PLYMOUTH AVE. S. at Moanoli. lit E. MAIN at lorry 1005 LAKE AVE.

at Ri.ee 3 LYELL AVE. at 174 DEWEY AVE. m. Northaote 40 RIDGE RD. W.

Rid 90 Ce.ter .34 MONROE AVI. at Creimi Ter. lOtf CULVER e. Albert's SUIURIAN PLAZA. I.

Heeriett 3(1 THURSTON RO. RaveewM. CIVVfY-LATTA PLAZA Pf NFIELD VILLAGE te Pest 1041 CLINTON AVI. S. ap.

Uadaa St. Ricnard Hicks. 661 Arbor Road, Willia Alcoholics Anonymous, open meotinos. Rbr' L. Maiiev.

Buffalo, and Gail Sotyraov Noon Group, 12.15 p.m., ond i 'l0' V' jpen meeting. 8 30 both ot 12-Steo Richard J. Ambrosia. 445 Smith House 14 N. water St Riverside Grouo, i Knt St Club House.

174 South Ave. 8:30 I J.om.u', H- Hoioer.n, New York City. St. Helen School Group. 155 Le'tington or2 vr'0" flaBonii Eosl ve-Drlve om i Horoid W.

Mog n. 809 Portion. ui.rc. pm. and Dorothy C.

Duncan. 78 Ohio St. I ABC APPLICATIONS I C0'8 i ond Judith L. Bantieon, 255 inwood Heritage Inns. Inc.

1325 Mt. Hope rDo'ola, pmin. son, Feb. J. Thermen McFadden, 8 Hudson Feb.

4 Irvln. ficerln, Jt Woodlown Aye, port. Feb. I. Ave.

Foir- FREE Delivery F. James Piper, 88 Sonford Feb in Rochester tnd w6fve? Contr7rZZrJ fer hWST Sai" A Von "ouwenberg, 425 Pork Ave. Oulnlwi. 2025 Norton Feb. 1 1 iTnlToH orer 0 Bsett.

Cambr Robert Smitti. 183 Pearl Feb. 3. Jt.0Ml0'm OO- M- ti-mnnot. t7 Newcomb on A.

ond Ciargl Groceru, 334 Rlriht I Fe0- 5 Miller-r tiouor Store. I tdword Terranc. 284 Soton Jon. 7. 125 Joseph Ave and Jerom.

and Eleqnp' wre born te; Row Towner. 1224 Colkim Rood Feb. I. i Mn E- oJ.4 2i very ew Driy. Rovmend Vodr Molle.

1044 Use Rood. I or. mew. Fen. 4.

Webster. Jon. II. i CASH AND CAF.hT SAVINGS Surrounding lii- Arte.