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TELEPHONE 710 \,7 NEWARK COURIER-GAZETTE AND .MARION ENTERPRISE NEWARK. N. Y.. THURSDAY, DECEMBER 18, 1941 SE^ (Continued from Page One) cember, i'94l. which are included in last year’s welfare estimate . but also to the county treas urer’s new year, -the Board, of Supervisors gave the finance ! committee, authority to borrow . up to $50,000, That amount was , deducted from ;' the welfare budget last December. Of that amount, $39*000 was borrowed and, with, the -balance on hand Oct. 31, 1941, seems to be suffi cient to carry the welfare de partment-until Jatf. l, 1942. in, f other words, the welfare depart- | ment for the year 1941 expended l' $ 20,000 less than was estimated. ■•In the 'budget adopted last : week to. cover the fiscal year of Nov. 1, 19-41, to -Oet, 31, 1942, is included the $30,000 note men tioned above, together ovith the 10 -month estimate submitted by : the welfare \'department. As [ stated.above, this, annual esti mate by the-Welfare Commis sioner Is the .sole authority and |; basis for Welfare 'appropriations. ■‘The estimate of the Welfare' ! Commissioner was received at 11 a. m. on Dae. '8, the day set for [ presentation -of the\ budget to he Board of- Supervisors at 2 [ p. m., and no opportunity was j afforded for adequate study and [analysis toy the committee ' (Gross welfare appropriations [ totaled $534,860.62.). 'The Commissioner assured us [that this estimate was for 10 [months only. As to the various [items of the estimate, neither [the finance -committee nor the [Board of Supervisors as a whole [are in a position tp tpiestion or [pass judgment on the merits of [such. “Apparently, the increases to [the welfare budget are in appro priations for the County Home, Infirmary, and Farm, amounting [to $51,700 for 10 months. Com pared with $47,000 in the . 12- [month estimate of last year, this [represents an increase of about [32 per cent to this item. We un- jderstand food and wages are [both higher. “Another item. of increase is [$43,000 for home relief, of which [$25,000 is reimbursement, leav ing a net appropriation of $18,- which went into the budget. [This hern is to cover out-of- jtown home relief cases, to be [financed toy the county, and we [understand it has been counter- Ibalanced by a corresponding de cease in home relief costs in the [various towns. ■ As stated; above, therefore, [the welfare estimate this year is [for 10 months and went into the ■(budget as such. The $30,000 note iwent into the .budget as an item [to partly finance, welfare -. costs [for November and December, 11941 We are unable to see that he change to 'the -fiscal year for Ithe welfare department has any [effect on the \budget.” o ------------- [ Auxiliary to Stage Xmas Parties at Two Institutions The August Mauer Post Am erican Legion Auxiliary will hold la Christmas party at 3 p. m. ISunday for. inmates at the [Wayne County Home, and the [county auxiliary will assist in a ['District American Legion party I to be staged for Veterans at the [Canandaigua Hospital on Tues- l.dav. Dec. 23. A number of young people will lie taken along to stag carols -at-: |the» County Home, and smokes [Will be given'to men, with fruit land candy for everyone. A pic ture wil] also be shown by D. D. lO'Hair of Lyons, county legion [vice-commander. At the Canandaigua Veterans [hospital, gifts will be distributed [in the afternoon to persons to [the wards and at night addi tional gifts will he presented at |a party in the recreation room. [Mrs Charles Pulver and Mrs. [floss Warner of the Wayne [County unit will aid in tbs dis tribution of gifts. . • ,Mrs. Beta Damerest of.Mora- |yia. Mrs. Olara Pierce of Clyde, [Mrs. J,ane Conley oft Wolcott, land Mrs. Ira Hammond of Pal- |™yra will go to the hospital Monday to assist in preparing [the pfesents. ----------- o — Methodist Choirs, Rose City Singers To Give Program Choirs of the Methodist Ohurch and the Rose City En semble will join In presenting a Candlelight Christmas' Musical at the church this Sunday eve ning at 7 o'clock. The service will open with a vested \ candlelight cere mony followed by music by the church choirs. The sec ond half of the program will consist of selections by the Rose City Ensemble, to be fol lowed by a tableau of The Na tivity. The first part of the program- wili consist of: Organ prelude, “Christmas by Charles Sergisson; lighting of the. candles: reading of pro phecy: processional; invocation- choral response;-hymn, “As With Gladness”; Scripture; anthem, “As Lately We Watched”; offer ing. ■ The following, part of 'the program will be given by the Rose City Ensemble: Prelude, piano and organ,- Adoration and Meditation from “Thais\ — Catherine Sontheim and Charles Sergisson; .Silent Night and The Hfeavens Are Telling from “■Creation\—E n semble ; Oh Holy- Night,, tenor, solo — Anthony Colacino; What- of the Night, Oh Watchman? and Cherubim Song—Ensemble; Oh Lord, Most Holy and The Birthday of a King, mixed quar tet—Charlotte German, Rachel Reeves, Wallace Follette, Carltcm Pulver,; Recessional and Joy to the World—Ensemble. The service will conclude with The Nativity (tableau), benedic- tion-Choral “Amen”, and organ postlude. j ------------ -Or ,— Alcoholics Shun Liquor A way of making alcoholics shun liquor was described by two doctors to a scientific jour nal recently: A patient is In jected with a nausea-producing drug and put in a room with a tempting barroom display. When -the drug begins to make him sick, he is urged to take a drink, and as long as his nausea con tinues the doctor pours drinks for him. After a week of this process, some'ex-tipplers are so, trained that, even without the; drug', they feel nausea at the mere sight o.f a whiskey bottle. ---------- o ---------- . Builder Gives Name Macadam roads get their name from John Loudon Mc- Adam, Nineteenth century Bri tish road builder. -----------o- ---------- New or Old Map , W. A. Woodward’s hen of tattle Mountain, N. C., laid an egg with a fairly distinct map of Europe on it. ’ ROGER' Director, NalionaT-jFarm Youth-. Foundation what has. been destroyed and diet and better hojising and bet- for much of ’its \raw material th® that will be a -greatei task aftei ter clothes contribute to ria- products of the -farm. And we this war than we have evei ,honed' welfare and prosperity, are already sending great °sup- f0|ten nS g h - t h E United States We seeiJ^ the begtontogs of plies of agricultural prom ts to is unlikely to be invaded Wfe a vast plastics industry, using warring nations* with th£ pros- shal] have problems of recon-1 „„ . t ,.- „ J ....... -. — ... - — ....... ^ruction at home almost ,as. .. ! serious as those of Bui ope fbi 1 we are expanding a veiy lafig^ proportion of our oioduetive oa ! parity making at maments and | supporting -armies And we are likely to be called upon to con- pect of continuing to do so for culture Its future is bright Its many'years to come* . ■ .jpresent position 3s . -Ehere to almost - aio - limit- fn-'haco*mng stranger ______ to the demands that Will JT pAXS T0° ^ xSB -Sight be made upon American agri- opcR'im-GAZETT!EWAKT^Dai5j AFTER THE WAR Nobody knows how long the tribute much out of oui national present war is going ; to last. wealth to the rejhabihtatiom of, There is flo realistic basis l^pon jess- fortunate' peoples. •• which to make a, prediction^ i oux government is-even now B u t _one_ thing is certain— planning . for post-war activity,, there is going, to. be’ an end,to for a--continuation -df regiliafc the struggle1 some time, . and employment, for •in^royemehtjiu when that -end -does come, the American siandard-of iivinly world wiU jgo on living and. And-itoany.businesses,-.thran®m woriang--aiid:4radtog. . far-sighted executive thirildng.J War always represents loss.- have gone far‘‘beyond the goy-tr,, ,,,w The munitions of war are made eminent itself jtn>. trying- to 'gaiii-18 YKr for destru’ctlbn, They destroy a clear picture of .pDSt-war prob-tli ' life and property, and are them- lems, and .-to planning to meet-5, selves destroyed to the process, them. They have no .peace iime-vatae i it. is not: too^d-iffiiUtflt to-fbre- or use- | see now' \what agricultural donS, tW-hen the end does come, .the ditions will be. Our people -are whole world wifi hate the ; job learning, .even during these war of - reconstruction—of replacing ,years, to see how much- FLOWERS TELEGRAPHED ANYWHERE I Fairville — The Presbyterian [Church will hold its annual hristmas supper at the church [Monday, Dec. 22. at wilt be fur- lnished as usual. All church [Members and their families are [invited to attend. I, Mrs. Freeman Rowe is ill at [ner home here. Mr and Mrs.' Arthur Tack lAte family were dinner guests [Sunday of Mr. and Mrs. M. B. [Llerum. Mrs. Stephen Cai-penter. ..who |fas been ill, -is reported to he. lilt iuproving. Now more than ever we feel the need of bringing to our friends a message -oflove and good wishes. “ S a y f t w i t h F l o w e r s ’ 1' Flowers hope o&woys been the gift of the heart We have a large selection of pot plants and cutflowers at rea sonable prices: P o i n s e t t i a s C y c l a m e n 7 5 c t o $ 3 . 0 0 t o $ 2 . 5 0 B e g o n i a s M i x e d P l a n t s , 7 5 c t o $ 2 . 5 0 . $ 1 . 0 0 u p C u t f l o w e r s - R o s e s - C h r y s a n t h e m u m s - C a r n a t i o n s - E t c . . 5**'^10' * i Mi* - ix. .2* ndte - io-#5 . wpiv db- mmt -Electric Pop Corn Popper [ 2 9 Pops 2 qts.l Solid bottom per-\ m its adding butter! Stirrin g handle'! Chrome-plated fin ish ! '2-Quart W h istles .When water b o ils . . . saves time, fu e l! 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B a k e your pies in them . . . then serve in chrome-plated fram e ! -iNichel- Riated '' iRoller Skates 1 8 9 JL pr. . For fast, jsmooth skating! 2 rows -of hall bearings in each ' Wheel! An ideal ®ft, Electric ‘Hand Tool Ah -excellent g ilt for man or boy t For carving wood o r met- a].Ask:about-our-complete,sets I NuTone Door Chime Brighten up her Chriatmasl Itf sounds \2 notes; is available: in -a white o r ivory finislK- Ideal for . small boys! Heavy rubberized fabric. L,eather-laced.. . valve bladder. Buy now . . . -pay later! You can iise opr conven ient monthly payment plan to buy all your g ifts and your -own holitday needs, •jtfeac ... 2-Speed i Kuppfif Defrosting Fan 5fht trees -Specially ■shaped blades'd e fr o st b ig Windshields easily! Bake* Lite case. S a v e at W a r d s ! - © SfazdT Uv0Z T SJticl'i^ _ tfoopiVo8,r00^ ; - - . . . i 3 0 o ! ft 1 • , . • See our Christinas e a ta- ■'M • . .f4wrl log lo r thousands *ol > gifts not carried i n bur , m store. “Ton can order (them ah qut catalog or der departm ents ! ^ a IhdividuM Dates ... A total 4 % 11-9 tkiads [|f dates are grown in -one . date. ■Jarden near Itos Angeles, , Convention Country it-n e ‘BOtoventions. [inferences iaud lexpositiohs held- [* the, United Statieg and Oanada |0«nnR 1940. * F l J t e W L ' ' e O i M P A N ¥ ; ■ , - IjS Gr.ce Ave. Newark Phone 254 Give df Chrisfmas Gift Coupon - Book . . . you can buy it for cash or on our Payment Plan. TELEPHONE M l NEWA RK, N. Y, r MAIN
