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Newspaper

Syracuse Herald Journal

Location

Syracuse, New York, United States of America

Date

May 18, 1952

Page

90

Festival of Lilacs Opens Weeklong Rochester Event

Highland Park hosts the annual Lilac Time festival in Rochester with a camera club day opening ceremonies at 1 45 pm. City officials led by Mayor Dicker attend as garden clubs, Lilacettes, and a week of concerts, dances, and tours unfold through Saturday.

Rochester Highland Park Cochesters Rochester Transit Corporation Camera Club Peter Barry Lilac Time Wilbur E. Wright Harry J. Gaynor Edmund S. Howard Samuel B. Dicker Louis B. Cartwright Commerce Donald H. Foote Corps of Lilacettes Lilacettes Rochester Veterans Park Band Lois Gilbert Lilac Time General Committee Gladys Biss Lois Gilsert Camera Clubs Jens Garden Club Dar Area Garden Club Delco Appliance Clarence P. Bilhom Pete Paxhia Edmund Kane

Rochester prepares to register 30000 bicycle riders

The city begins phase two of issuing license plates for about 30 000 riders in Rochester. School children in southwest districts receive application blanks first, with forms distributed to northwest schools next week. Plates cost 25 cents and are issued by the Central License Bureau at 242 Main St W. in City Hall Annex, open weekdays 9 to 5 and Saturdays 9 to noon.

Rochester Central Main St City Hall

Safety Pageant Opens Monday at Kodak Park

A four day safety pageant highlighting accident and fire prevention in homes and industry will start Monday at Kodak Park. The event features demonstrations of the latest prevention devices and showcases by Kodak Park officials and local groups including Rochester Gas & Electric, American Red Cross, and Monroe County Medical Association.

Rochester Kodak Park Charlies Flint Eastman Kodak Company Philip Crolz Kodak Park Plant Security Rochester Gas & Electric Co American Red Cross Rochester Safety' ‘Council Monroe County Medical ‘Association The

Rochester to See Cruiser Model At Museum Visit

Rochester's museum seeks a Navy loan of the Joan of the model flying the city name. If Congress raises no objection, the 16 plus foot replica may tour the Rochester Museum of Arts and Sciences for about 10 months starting around September 1. The Annapolis craft, valued at 15 000 to 20 000 dollars, mirrors the real ship but ends at the waterline. Navy Secretary Dan Kimball has alerted Congress, and the loan will proceed unless a prohibitive resolution is filed within 30 days.

Rochester Congress Navy Dan Kimball House and Senate Museum Joan

Albanians Plan Church Building in Rochester

Rochester Albanians of an Albanian Orthodox congregation will map tomorrow evening plans for a church to be housed in the former residence at 706 East Avenue. The building, once the home of late Congressman Thomas B. Dunn of the old 38th District, will be redecorated to serve new religious uses after the purchase. Previously the group held only infrequent services in homes.

Rochester East Av Thomas B. Dunn 38Th District

Regents Will Hold Meeting In Rochester

The State Board of Regents will meet in Rochester on Thursday and Friday May 22 and 23 with formal business sessions and committee work at the Genesee Valley Club. Regents will visit Rochester schools Brockport Genesee State Teachers Colleges Rochester Institute of Technology and the University of Rochester. An informal dinner for early arrivals may be held Wednesday at the Rochester Club.

Rochester State Board of Regents Genesee Valley Club School For the Handicapped Brockport Genesee State Teachers Colleges Rochester Institute of Technology University of Rochester Rochester Club Barn Gannett

Milk Dealers Sponsor City Essay Contest in Rochester

The Rochester Milk Dealers Association announced a city county essay contest for school children on why everyone should drink milk. Entries must reach teachers by next Friday. Winning essays in two divisions receive $100 U S Savings Bonds, with state level judging in Albany for a top prize of $500. Local judges include representatives from the association, schools, and the city.

Rochester Rochester Milk Dealers Association U. S Albany

Judge to Address Purchasing Agents in Rochester Meeting

Municipal Judge Harold C. Kessinger of Ridgewood New Jersey will discuss The Leadership of the Free before the May meeting of the Purchasing Agents Association of Rochester at 6 30 PM Wednesday at the Rochester Club. Walter Almond of Batavia the association s new president will preside.

Rochester Harold C. Kessinger Ridgewood Free Purchasing Agents Association of Rochester Rochester Club Kessinger Walter Almond Batavia

Rochester Institute of Technology Holds 67th Convocation

About 451 seniors received degrees yesterday at the Rochester Institute of Technology in Eastman Theater. The Founders Award went to Frank Gannett, noted newspaper executive and head of Gannett Newspapers, with remarks by Charles McCahill. The open house followed the ceremony as part of Institute traditions.

R Rochester Rochester Institute of Technology Eastman Theater Frank Gannett Gannett Newspapers Gannett Charles McCahill The American Rochester R.lt George H. Clark Carl Lamb Frederick B. Pratt Pratt Institute Brooklyn

Vast Retsof Salt Mine Near Rochester Showcased

A Rochester area feature describes the Retsof salt mine of the International Salt Company as the largest in the Western World. Executives from chemical firms and railroads toured the underground complex with miles of gauge tracks, heavy machinery, and underground offices.

Rochester Ior New York New York City Manhattan Island International Salt Company, Inc Scranton

Rochester Written Tests Determine Future TAR Completion

The Rochester tests will be evaluated to decide whether TAR will proceed. Officials will review results and determine next steps in the program timeline.

Rochester

85 Per Cent Chest Goal Is Pledged

Rochester drive for the 1952 Community Chest reports over 119000 donors pledging more than 85 percent of the 2.5 million quota. Industrial Division leads with 741053 dollars and 79,436 pledges, Kodak Park and three Kodak units achieving 100 percent or more. Special Gifts tally tops one million with 1091515 dollars.

Rochester—Chest GCAL Raymond B. Welch Bausch and Lamb Optical Company Ralph C. Welch Eastman Donald McMaster Eastman Kodak Company Rochester Community Chest Wagnn Chamber of Commerce Chest Red Feather Kodak Park Lst Kodak T. Carl Nixon Monroe County

Legion Will Bring Circus To Rochester

The William W. Doud Post of the American Legion plans a Ringling Brothers and Barnum & Bailey Circus appearance in Rochester on Saturday July 12 with an afternoon and evening show. The event will be staged behind the Memorial Home on Buffalo Road Gates using the big top and tents and rail service via New York Central Railroad. The circus moves next day to Lyons for a 3 PM performance under Lyons Volunteer Fire Department auspices.

Rochester Monroe County William W. Doud American Legion Ringling Brothers and Barnum & Bailey Circus Dead Post Buffalo Road Gates Barge Canal Post Ringling Brothers New York Central Lyons Lyons Volunteer Fire Department

Garden Tour Saturday Supports Rochester Center Plan

The Garden Center of Rochester will host its annual house and garden tour for members and friends from 7 to 8 PM next Saturday. Seven homes and gardens across Knollwood Drive Allen's Creek Road Ambassador Drive and Elmwood area comprise the tour. Proceeds fund the center's educational gardening program chaired by Mrs August Oddleifson.

Rochester Garden Center of Knollwood Dr Allen's Creek Rd Ambassador Dr Elmwood Marion C. Barry Stinson Scott Louise Devine Edward P. Curtis Adrian G. Devine Arthur M. Hughes Richard M. Harris August Oddleifson

Second Rin Tin Tin screening at Dryden Theater

Ron-Tin-Tin EDL presents Rin-Tin-Tin the canine hero with second screenings today at 2 30 and 4 P M in Rochester Dryden Theater. No admission charge. Children must be accompanied by an adult.

Ron-Tin-Tin Rochester Rin-tin-tin Dryden Theater

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