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Page 6 October 14i 1965 School Officials Laud S tate Sales Tax, Vow To Oppose I ts R e p e a l Representatives of over 60 , major school districts in western Mew York joined in commending actions by Gov ernor Rockefeller and the 1965 session of the State Leg islature in increasing state support for public education. The grdup also endorsed the Governor and the Legislature in enacting the 2% state sales tax. The action was taken by , the Committee on Schodl Fi nance and Legisllation of the Western New York School Study Council, meeting at the Camelot Inn, Blasddll, October 7. ^ Recent attempts to repeal or to weaken', the 2% state sales tax in 1966 will be op posed by the Committee. They termed such action as “unrealistic in view of the fact that all revenue from Jhe existing tax structure will be required to meet present state commitments and to meet the increasing demands' bn state govern ment, including aid for pub lic schools.'’ In its 1966 Legislative Pro gram, the Committee will seek revisio,ns in the state school aid formula which will increase the amount of school costs. in which the state will ^ a r e from $600 to $660 ,,per pupil,; and 'which will make and payable to school districts in the year costs are incurred rather than in the following year. Improvements in the ve hicle for providin^^'co^er- ative. educational services Avill be sought. Such services are presently being provided bj?^ Boards of Cooperative Educational Sendees; how ever, these Boards are handi capped- in fully realizing Better Business Bureau Warns Homeowners i^bout Hon»e Fires Alarm The fedtter Business Bur eau of Western New York re ports that homeovmers are buying fire alarm systems on the ^ assurance that they have th_e, approval of the lo cal fire chief. Such claims should be verified personally' with the fire chief before a jDurchase is concluded. It has been reported that, some salesmen tell customers they can pay for the system through bonuses or commis sions on sales made to their neighbors or friepd^, When people buy with the thought that bonuses will pay for the product, they are usually disappointed because th e money does not “roll in” as anticipated. Often they find , the item is . seriously over priced and coiil|d have been purchased from a local mer-'^ chant for less mbney. Many hoiheownersj have,been left without a source of commis sions to pay for the equip ment after the seller went out of business. Some s a 1 e s men have claimed to be ‘iinspectors” or “counsellors,” and give^ the impressiop” they desire only to show a .film relating to home safety as a community service. However, they show a series -of frightening pic tures or films of the badly burned bodies of children,, •'.vitb the object of selling a very expensive alarai system. Buying a fire detection system is serious business — it is truly a matter of life or death! You depepd on its proper and continuous oper ation for the protection of your family and your prop erty. Therefore, make certain that the system you select will perform as represented, and that the seller is depend able and qualified. You can verify the reliability of the device through the Under- fo u n ty Legion Wompn . fleftr D e p ^ rtnieflt Head ,pjjg Aiiegany Yaiiey Fed- Allegany County ’QronTArmTof Fafi****’'® 515-of the Eight and F (^y ;^ X o c t T 'I S 'Leon with WickhqW To Speak For Smt On Toint US4State Committee t e ' - l was host Wednesday night to Departmental President Mrs. Ann Suvak and her Secre taire,. Mrs. Kay Kucers, both of Rochester. \ Mrs Donald Haskins of Capt. Fanchir Corps No. 156, celebrating the 75th anniversary of its founding. Department officers at- t e n d i n g were: Isabelle Dueshler of Gloversville, de- Rushford, Chapeau, conduct- o r F i r e t t ^ 'p o S N o T 5“2, Mason of Batavm, depai^ American Legion, in Can- aseraga. The charter was draped im-memory of Mrs. Ruth Sheehan of Cuba, who died last week Members had earlier paid respects to Mrs. Sheehan by going to the fu neral home in a group. Mrs. Suvak informed the salon that its membership quota for 1966 has been set at 40, with the deadline Dec. 30, 1965 for membership dues. She described her year’s project as the-pur chase of equipment and sup plies for the .treatment of eystio fibrosis, a children’s lung disease Fund donated will be divided equalHy among four Mew York State hospitals; Baby’s Hospital, New York City; Albany Hospital; Chil dren’s Hospital in. Buffalo; and the New Children’s Divi sion of Strong Memorial Hospital in Rochester. Last year_she noted, .New York State placed third nationally in donations of $13,000 for the project. Orville L. Freeman, on root? I erative arrangements k | tweoh'the UMted~ States Dri parthient of AgHcultur^ anli State Departmehts of AgJ I culture^- ■ I SecretaryV Freeman estah.| lished the’comnaittee to re.| view apd recommend poiiw| on cooperative activities uM tween the USDA and tliel ment treasurer; Elna Beck man. of Leon, department press correspondent; Lpretta Fie, of Olean^ member of the executive fepard. . states in marketing, reo-uiri Also present .were four ^ry, plant and anim afd,| past department presidents. ^nd pest control andl Ethel Howe Mayes of Buf- eradication- programs. Thu I falo, Emily Ritter of 1- rmjK^^^^ited States Secretary I ship, Mabel Rehler/^nd Agriculture announced fori Leonoir Newthrich of Gleam ynation of ^he commitwl A total of 65 members and when he addressed the Ka.| guests were served a chicken barbecue at noon. a * In her ad dress to the Fed eration, Mrs. Dueshler em phasized the importance of membership and mentioned a few_0;f the units which were organized many years ago. Those in Ilion and l^ome w’ere formed in 1883, and in Glean, Utica and Wa.tertown, in 1885. Hatch' Corps 90 of Friendship was organized Oct. 7, 1886, with continuous membership* for 79 years. Those attending, from Friendship were Mrs. Ruth Stevens, president of Corps Mrs. ■* Lovina Morsman, tionaV Association of State! Departments of Agriculturel at Princetom Nf J_.^ on 0ct6.-| her 6. - - f ; Of the ten voting members I of the committee, five are! chief executive officers ofl State Departments of Agri.| culture, and five are froml the USDA staff. The State! members, are. Commissioner I Doyle Conner, Florida; Di.| rector Charles PauQ, Calhl fornia DirMorBC Dalb Michigan; Director Dallasl Riersoh,. New Mexico; anfl Gommissio;nsr~^ i c k h a ra| New York. 90, ’A 4 . .3 +1. . secretary-treasurer of the The President urged the jy ^s. Bitter. their potential serWe^ writers Laboratories, Inc., cause oj ^Structural hnute- Hgt of approved equipment. tions. The Committee will continue to work for, taxing authority for , the school boards in the six large cities of the state. John C. Broiighton, school board member from Lewis- . ton-Porter Central School, is. chairman of the Committee. , Mrs. Marguerite Lapp, presi- ' dent of the WillliamSville School Board, is vice-chair- ■ man. Sherwood Miller, Su- , perintendent of Schools in Kenmor^ is. the.secretary. , of the Better sail on to continue its own project, th^ sending of cards and gifts to children in the Mount. Mo*rris and Denver, Colo., tubercular institu tions She tressed the need for an increase in nursing scholarships, miother salon project, given annually to student nurses in the field of tuberculosis training. Gut of twelve schoJa]^hips presented national ly 1 a's t year, five were given to New York State Nurses for grad uate^-training, it was reveal- ed - j The next Marche will be^^ held Nov. 3 at the Bolivar Legion Jhome^ Kenyon Asfd- rus Post No. 77^. Moss B rook Ripples Mrs. Lovina Morsman, Mrs. Ruth Stevens and Mrs. Emily Ritter were in Leon on Thursday, attending the District Meeting o-f the WRC Federation. Miss Karem Ruckle of Cuba entertained Mr. and Mrs. Harold Blouvet on Sun day, in honor of the BIouv- ets’^.' 13th weddifig anniver- isary. CUBA THEATRE WILL RE-PPEN SHORTLY Re-opening of the Cuba! Theatre fo-r movie films is I expected soon, according to I an announcement made lastl week by “the Cuba Chamber| of Commerce. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Cald-I well and their son, Brucef Caldwell, will operate thel establishment as soon as re^f modeling chores are completl ed. They are experienced! m o V i e theatre operatorSi^l owners of the movie house in | Belmont. and the reputation seller through your Business Bureau. Don’t be. pressured into “signing tonight!” The man who uses high pressure or scare tactics, or Who promis- ment at exhnrbitant prices. Thomas and Jean Earring- ----- -- ton Crowley of Bolivar are Monthly Fire Report S V f A decrease in the number _ reported fires was noted Sportsmen May Hunt at Allegany County Fire JBe-at^Sfeftiiig O c t 25 ' -Control headquarters hJre ' ’ ^;^ew f o r k ’s bruins ^haye inontn of September, been behaving themselves, Deputy Co<^i'diftator- George “ Mickle xepmiedad^bto^ Hospital, Wellsville. OSWAYO VALLEY FRUIT STAND CERES, YORK Potatoes Ready for storing Red & While GRADED or field RUN 7 Varieties Winter Squash 5c LB. AU Sixes ' Large selection Pie Puxnpldns FSesh Piipked AppleaY*eT“ihror1nai^ Blue Concord Grapes Qabbage for Winter Sauerkraut oT 2 LG. Head* 2Sc ®P®”„Sunday :&ru. Thursday 10 am. m 0 . Friday and Saturday 10 a.m. till 9 p,m. ' this summer and^as adPesulL Mmkle xepbr^^ will have • ah ad ditional teit^ as cbmpared with lS days tu roam-the wpdsivBh- Aiigust.r - - y-- ~ ----- ;out getting shot at. He broke the list down to’ Last year, and in,J.963j the show; five mptor vehicle, five Conseri^ation D e p a r Tment dwelling, two r each -farm scheduled a special. lOrday idwellings-and miscellaheouS, early bear season to help re-^ and one each industrial and duce the ■ huisancb problems ;lgrassv caused by b ^ rs scavenging near populated areas. With damage complaints at a min- im.um“ this summer, the . De partment announced tbday that no special pre-season bn^“hnnt“WilLlm Other calls Bandied by the headquarters during Septem ber, for a total of 488, in- ^ duded : ‘ ’ . Five in-co«nty mutiml aid, 13 ambulance calls. 116 sireif tests 77 radio .checks, 22 ve- HEW B u m m HERE NO W ■ Under the Conservation, h ic l^ . practice,. 27 vehicle Laws a special pre-seasoh niaintenaiice, one lost person, bear hunt can be .estaMished and 210 miscellaneous. . . - -whe^ damage to camps and - Five of the ambulance calls resorts warrai^tsanaddite from* Bolivar, four al reduction of the bear from Alfred and twb each population. • ■ from Fillmore arid :llichburg, : .1.; t. ' . ■■ - — ' 'v ■ BRUBAKER BUlCk CUBA, NEW YORK hlassitU Inserlion lijst ins© Konsecutix lliniinum |l.50. Cc ibming £ in cla lion in cla Contract : ir period Cards of Notices, length, he Allei feserves^t: t u copy.^- ^ported I feportedJ responsijol iorrect in Blind ad I vice, Bir 1 licenses, im ents.of 1 3 for $3.1 Jvice on 1 ■ up to I Companj L istings iFarms — lyoiAjsli T rea l t y 11457 or R 1 Friend^ lERyiCE I ment am IPhone Cl iRecord C I All^ 1 i n I House Ca lies, 4 W I SERViC] lengine ani iDon Stud |OR BEm land 3 rooj lo r unfurr lentrance; | e . Main £ fOR SAL] itabie and Ition. $20. to S E WEI ■A-Diet, 7 iTriendshiJ LP “W i liive in. T lin school. Hnquire a fOR SALE Iditionv pc ishow tirei iPriendshil iHOtlGE PBELI I Notice'B lireliiiiinarj if Bolivair |inning jai nplet^ If the To ll. Y., -whei Ipection bji f t all rcas ; Further : -hat the Tc I f Bolivar \aid preliir fowii Hail ihe 18 day i t siidi^he T® hear! ; be prelim biled dr fc« terns then I section* f. ..
