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^iflMf*« ; am Service * * * * £, , MEDINA ^, IN NAVV L , te Alfred Nudd, 39, of ljpa formerly connected with i ieduu Police Department* L^ lh e Navy and left last fl Norfolk Va, Naval tUere he will enter service [Lner-s Male. Fil* C1W.* L, vu a member of Com- JZ o{ Me dina for nine year* ILo ol Company L, patticl- S j on ride teams »n both. He i^.membe. of the 108th T. sute Rifle Team ana g; york National-Guard Rife Tt ' am - He ha ^ ?ha l year, „f experience with •^ uf «uns and is an ex- U toed at the Harrison Ha- Comp-nv of Lockpoj* re- he participated in pistol with plant squads, • • • tCTANCIS BURNS IMGGS HELD - Franci- J. Burns has been Vred to Biggs Field, ElPaso, from the squadron school lyikimu. w.i-h. jVN GOEHEEN i AIB I ORPS an n Gocheen, son of Mr. yn |{..ymond Goeheen of fCulvcn .\ad has jiohed the •ve Am \ Air Corps. • • • BUS VOITH I NAV\ ni y . ,-i. >on of Mr. and . Edgur t- -her of Millers, has * I the S vy Bomber Division. • • • R[) HUBBARD rFOBT NIAGARA lEdurd Hubburd, son' of Mi\ Mr> Charles Hubbard of »lm< left Thursday for 1 Nias-' • ;^.'ai*l&i Metal Date Strip Issued For License 1943 Registration Strip M«y Not Be Displayed Before January 1st , • * '-.Registiatfon'of; New York State motor vehicles for 1943 began last weelc, wdh conservation of steel Its theme, ,. This registration period is urn-' que because a full-size license plate wril not be issued. Instead,, registrants will receive a lO-inch by 1%-mch. metal\ strip whicK[ inust be bolted ave? the top oft *m plate: used irt lf«>f *:£i , £* Re-use of the W42 plate3ofe#h&; er with the new strip, will saVf 3L50O tons of 8te,el focwar^ we&| The*War E>roductioh B^i had, limited .the .wmkPk$&k lor' plates to ten per cent of that ^teed '• for AMI. / ,. I The 1843 registration strip bears the legend \NY - 43\ in blade,. ON WOMAN LS I N WAVES jlob Leigh ,Wright, 22. Albion, I •• IAVES \ ; has i ' 31011 IShc i.v i Wngh' tB W I on I i.ityo the first girl in . ,i;t y to enter the M.rmer worker ut the ,.-• i plant in Buffalo, •. ud ihe photography . duughter of Sheldon \lbii.n . Her brother, • < is a technical ser- ,i -port duty. LVN( II AT fltXASt VMI* Avuiii.i ( loot Mi \ of D.. |onen ,,• - CHiADER P l\ 8. s. Benjam : bvy, v, i.. S R,x, •. bnstruct • • fed by Dei ps beor ,d,i Jack T. Lynch, I Mrs. John T. Lyn- x'nue, is now sta- Vitmiio, Texas. ASSIGNED fUXEY s, Mruder of the U. S. .i.-.iigned to the U. •A'nch is now under ill be comple- . f'i. ,ii Treasure Island, . i.d.r.tf a few days at I .• Shelby. lettera on yellow background, con-* toasted against the 1B42 plate of yellow letters on black. The com- mercial license strips are colbredj red on yellow. The top edge of the strip Is beveled to fit over the top of the old license-plate and has bolt holes corresponding to those of the '42 plate, so that it will be an easy matter to bolt the strip into place. Care of Plates Because every motorist must make his present registration plate do for 1943, Commissioner Splain urged that special care be taken to preserve it. He recom- mends that every motorist take this precaution: Clean the plate und apply a protective coat of spar varnish to its surface. The 1043 registration strip may not be displayed prior to January 1, 1043. The 1042 passenger and commercial vehicle registrations expire on Sunday; January 31, 1943;.omniau8 oM aj^ulance^eg- istrotlons expire December 31* 1942, while dealer and transpor- ter registrations expire January 31, 1943. Trailer, motorcycle and suburban registrations expire on January 31, 1943. > Although motorists will receive less metal for the money, there Is no change' in the registration fees for 1B43. Retain Plates \Any person not planning to register his car for 1943 should retain possession of the 1942 reg- istration plate,\ Commissioner Splain said. \If the owner desires lo register the ear Inter on in the year, he will want to use, that plate. In any case, he should^ re- tain custody of it.\ A small stock of plates is avail- able for original registrants in 1943 and to replace lost or muti- lated plates, but Commissioner Splain made it clear that the stock of 1942 plates held in reserve for 1944 issuance would not be drown upon in 1943. peace In a World at War •\Glory to God und on earth peace, good will to- ward men.\ Thoso words express the Divine purpose of the event which we celebrate on Christmas cloy. Nearly twenty centuries after this purpose was proclaimed, war of the most dreadful kind is being waged in practically every section of the eurth. Shall wo say then, that the task of bringing peace on earth was too great even for God? That question might be urus- wercd. by saying that the peace conferred through Christ is an in- ward state of mind which enables one to remain calm and undis- turbed nmid the external tempests I and conflicts that bring distress I and agony to the outer man. Christ recognized the importance of be- ing able to face calmly tho dan in the highest. | gors und turmoil of earthly exper-Its tho fruit of rlghteousnosa. !nnr«n hocnimn of thS assurance Tho Chrlstmo* nromiso wan tho ever- pJJAM I MAINE AT jlATEN ISLAND WiUuin v> Ttmine, who recent- i cni •!. ' He U. S. Navy, is i >'.- i ,i Tompkinsville, UT I- • • • OfTHWORTII EARNS « OINSKR WINGS y &* u ' Tyr„i. J He* Suuthworth, son of - nihworth, Medina, Kiinnery Sergeant's lollowing his corn- i.w wcek*s training AAF Gunnery School ••id. Fla. AC shortly to Join a where he will re- 1 training. lencc because of the 1 thnt \underneath are lasting arm*.\ Wo cannot, howovcr, assume that when our Lord said, \Blessed ore the peacemakers,\ Ho had In mind only the inner peaco of His Individual followers. He bade us prny for the coming of God'B Kingdom on earth. Peace in the soul of the individual Is to bo transmitted to the outer environ- ment. The mission of the Christ who was born on Christmas wns not to provide^un escape from earth's turmoil and tragedy. He cumo to transform the kingdoms of UI|H world; kingdoms where sin and gclflshney. lead to conflict und agony, Into the Kingdom of God. He enme to bring tliut peuco which nssunuico j Tho Christina* promino was not simply peuco. Peace In u world of sin woUld Indeed liuvo been a tusk beyond tho powor, and contrary to tho wisdom of God. The o»su- rancc contained In the gong of the houvenly Host is \On earth pauce, good will.\ or, a better translation perhups, \Peuco to men of • good will.\ Christmas mean» the com- ing into our human life of Otic who purposes to fulfill the condi- tions upon which ulono n righteous tmd boneflciul peuco la possible No true peuce Is possible for thfoto who are »luve» of sin. Christ la the Prince of Pence because flrirt of all He l» our Saviour, our Ror decmcr. He docs not force U\A gifts upon us. His mothod of sav- ing Is beautifully described In the Book of the Revelation: \Behold my uio *J*»\- |nu faint-* i« u* *••** \'«* i *- — • ouun. u» v»> A Message by the at Rev. II. St. Geor, e Tucker. I). P.. Presiding BUhop of the »»-»» «*•« l stund ut tho door und knock; If any man hour my voice, und open tho door, I will come in to lilin, und will sup with him, und ho with mo.\ To {how who respond to His of for und open tho door of their heart* to Him, Ho gives po- wer to become sorts of Owl. Peuco on eurth is possible only whore earth's children have been born again u> God's children, Tho slgnlflcniico of Christmas in wurtlinu Is Uiuroforo an Invita- tion to listen amidst the world's ctamorn for Iho Saviour's knock upon the doors of our hearts with tho usKuronco that If wo open thorn to Hint, lio will qualify us U> receive tho citation: \Moused nro the pcoeemnkors, for thoy •hull be called tho children of God.\ ItBtCvktos********* -* . 'i jMiiiwt *\kvm *« «t> t«** oft I new Imporlattce 1«\ th« twlty* habit J ni tht Aw^^ft* l»WH«rt^, wUflfc Ww R*«w> Uoolt * i* put] iato'tttfr p«i9W*,Wtnd*, th* ^ 99XA MKjen^y, ** ' ' M\t> iww toopk, Yfhloh ^»t w l»*w»d in Janwtttar, wilt be UK* ,io ifttiott good* tuuu»r a \fiolht w«l«»n wr which in different tronv '•'\'•''• ii| i&^&d^ifflffi ** : ^ijty ^itt#ij in«ui6« khma m ItWt>ttr»U wim* \Viwi«we tfite-JW*- M'QlV a per eapU» W%WWl| W pa vatlWeft i» $M mt ^ i*««> it 4* m Musntlrtiy uniform Brtisl* mi the mv>y UMo«» enough no ttw»t ©v«ry one w hnv» ft usabio quwttjty. \Vhlie thft watt *y«(im i* «x» ceilvnt for mtlonlng tti*iu\*lt can* j»t be tor mtloijlh* toodrtutt* Uint are diversified. Wn« ««•»* us m oxwnplo, QPA olfteWl «aid that it would lfc) ImiioillBto »® divide tho total supply <^ •I'* kind of moat w a por eoplto o^ 1 * becou*© tlterc «rf too mwiy lyi» s of moat (ha«f, &o\% vwl, mutton and lamb, for txawpte)! too mM»y dlfforent cuto of tMh typo (chop*- ronifaj, stoak and boiling merit*) and too'many grades of each type and cuts. The\ supply of itomo cut* Is *> •null that if It were divided equ»- lly among tho total population, tho individual nhero of a particu- lar cut might bo loo small to be practical, furthermore, tasitl* vary „nd not oft' PWW>«* Want JflffHs, cuts. The point rationing sy«t«m i» designed to ration foods, ttint, Hko meat, cannot bo rulloned by tha unit «ysom. OPA ofilelnU s»id hat certain ba«id prlnolptM wore followed In working \out lite imw point gyiltm « provide* o fRtr ghuro for sveryono und incluaw* tho'etenimt of freedom of circle* for tho consumer. It Is thoroughly Afnerlcan and will ftllow for v«r- tous ellnirtUe and ecoliomle con- dltlons in the United State*. 7& \^^p : 0ssy¥§ it ajisMisMygi» Xaw i XUSMTT ls4 \ StvoiaX. hundred, *?m&' ^puyii^jri aiw/Mut Vfr 1 \ 1 -* — oll|ible ttt apoljr |0r ,^ provision* of th» Ntw Y< mi>tw v«Mcki mititys.r- 1 ity law afur January ' d«if tn* &*wr»i «*.» I i . w ^ n\*ni di«iin»d, to t$m^ $*$**mm mat party\ to ir*flS!S,wo^^^*f mi i from tt* yw*t ftowm Willy, -m^smii^^^ ;:- ^ ;^%#^0BBs!^utMi^..•^evj|aiJat::.. , «*n|.... WgnMWA-^iirity.. 'w€ ^m^ &': I 'lli» tn»^-.^o:n(|itt«Ril'•. '\: -;-::\ ; )•: :?; tlw djtt «tt^fea^i€t|v v '-- •'•:'•••.•'.'-^ 1 a**lt If\« iotiiyjtiuiij. lmi c no| [paW im tigreert te p^ d««aMi*|\' ' s*»4f; m wit iw± 4imWif feft* ^ mm at the etcctdent h«i b*«u brouglit «|WH»tW«n» WJ tt* *wft wo» bKoof hVlt Jf*wft** tit $ Mt gment in IUI fnyQirj 4«|f he Is i»i ^utWKi to, ftifcij soi\ otht* tiwn'tht 4t«e|}liiit. la (luwrtien*. ; .*. ,l TttQ iiuwent p««y % mtkf v-sftilela«s»(%)4«>n^ \W iv it*>c| of coflildar*o)* ««trf0V<»rj^ t&&® tha orlgtnBi t«errt* *t ^'fllftV*) gnlittn i^Ittt^ out, »Bd it ««*-$> rertu»v# |»«»Jbto itspJirtjip tu j$m uUltnnttly hdjudgod W»rrwi««' lh«t tlift IM% ^irtnttwf $m^^ 1 the ljjwt ,t - t -'-•••*\**-* ••*»,*#*» **±*i&+-in \AUhewrii ib» $wmmi$*t;0M - motor V«tt!«i«f to «UU WMrwuV autHoriiy to 4ttor«iin* :Ui« **t»*| uo» of UabUUfr W«ft tti» fi*W»?•* \m 01 an my&m% tw* pr*vw»j| lit tha law wwrroHf tttt 'ttMrtiiMr found to b« l*#ft from Autfr b¥ cauw of thftip ciurijfylrig uftdW lae eondltlofti outltntd,\ hit »#^i 1 Apptte«U«t lorros to to* u««4 by UttHMi vflWNt tor iwlHf <itn*- -»«l Urn «.\*tl*t,l* I non» in uw ««!«»• «•»«\• pMpr»d RH'A *\S W *f'Sww«fc Under the point raUonlni iy»-' a ft«r tmWW W.WV ^.S tern, tho government will »mp Qmm ot (h f $«f»|1 ojJ»to»l ^KK MKOINA MAN •**XS < OM MISSION itr. j, ': , rr. ••»» r« . Butts. sVj of Mr. and lunts. 624 Parksldcj ID. and former Me* received his eora~ .< second lieutenant . Air Forces. He was n the Army Flying ai.ryvllle, Calif., last \mbardler. He ejBlist- ' Forces January 18, .tended the Carlston Ucadin, Fla., before \i in the California Medina Rotary Holds Xmas Party The appearance of St. Nicholas in person to distribute Christmas gifts among the members high- lighted the annual Yuletide gath- ering of the Medina Rotary Club Tuesday afternoon. Putting in an appearance following the weekly dinner, the jovial, bewhlskered patron of all good boys and girls proceeded to hand out gifts with many subtle chuckles and tben quietly slipped awny before his identity could be ascertained by the members. Music during the luncheon wast furnished by the Medina High School Quartet under the direc- tio^ ot Ralph Rea, musical direc- tor, who sang the well-known carols, \Joy To the World,.; \O Come, AH Ye Faithful\; and \Si- .y$H Night,\ Those in the mixed quartet were; Soprano, Dorothy Perkins; Alto, Carolyn AcMlles: Tenor, Dick Overholt; Bass, Fred Snydor and Pianist, Aldyne Boyec. i The speaker at the luncheon f was tlie 1 Rev. Webb Ayres, pastor of the First Methodist Church, who traced some of the early or- igins of Christmas customs. Ned Miles presided at the luncheon •meeting- _ ^_^ Medina School Asked To Find Weathermen The Medina High School was recently asked to assust the U- S Army Air Force Jn finding the best 20O potential \weathermen\ in the states of New York and New Jersey. Beginning February l. that number of men—all of them good tnaUicmaticf! and science student* as evidenced by high school marks will begin a 12-month course at Hamilton College, Clinton, N. Y. as the first step toward receiving lieutenancy commissions in the Army Air Force metorological section. The Hamilton College course is, one of several regional courses be in tho iirmy. Full information is uvuiloblo at the College in Clin- ton, N Y., or nt any Now York or New Jersey high »chool. Batavia Warehouse Damaged By Fire Meat Supplies Will Be Cut 13 Percent In 1943 Prices Fixed At Highest lievel Between Sept. and Oct. t ' The government honed Its ro- _ .. . At.. ivm, MIW •»-*' — - - •ourca commodities Umt »re slml> tnr or rented and ration the whole group. Kneh commodity in tile group' will huvo it point vidua. Kvery consumer wilt b» ullott*d a certain number of ration points to spend for any of tho rationed items. Tho stumps in War RuUon Book nro worth I, 2, 5 or 8 points. In addition to tho point value, each stomp him an Identifying letter to Indlciito tho t|mo period In which the stamp mny be lined • Purcliuw) of rationed commodities ] muxt bo paid for with point stomp of their quota* for tho first quar- ter of 1943 during tho l»*t 12 <*»?* ° f N D l W iT,num prices on whole- {Zat^my'\^ i W will \Granger & Co.'s Bauivia ware- house was damaged t* the extent | of several thousand dollars by u \ ,. n „ general ularm fire early Monday : tionlng knife In preparation for morning. The firm is a wholesale L j3 per ccnt eul (n th«j> amount distributing company dealing In of civilian pork, lamb end mutton grocers' ouppHes. I (supplies which wt|j be allowed Firemen were called in tub- . residents for the f|r»t 3 months zero weather octore midnight and iof lf)43. The order will be MUton* pUiced lw» watefllnes. The flr« j wide. effective and OPA expected fllg htly higher retail prices to follow. Tho fom,t»r wbwosalo order fix- ed prices at the highest level between Sept. 28 and Oct. 2. A# « result, each whota«il«r »fld «n individual maximum necoi*d!iig to his charge* during liml period, Tlw hlglier prims ste intended to encourage poultry mm to meet the agriculture depaflfO^* &«»* for-freedom pretlueuoo go«l*» OPA said. • . was concentrated In a second story room filled with SOU cartons of matches and made stubborn fight- ing After returning lo quartern K at 2 o'clock. Engine 1 was recalled ' |^o the «ccne at 5;4S a. ra. to eK- established by the Government to tinguish a flareup in debriis which end a shortage in trained metwr- nad j^^ thrown trmn tb» build- ologists. While at Hamilton, train- j^ ees will have the rank of private | The ^^ of y^ toUm tead riaX The effect will be « voluntory afl-otinco limit a week for each person instead of th« pre«e«t vol- untary rationing basi* of 40 ounc«s a week. | The \PA annoutwed th« ««w cat at the Snstruetion of ike na» ito'i new food BOJ», S«®r«tary of AgrtaHwfi Wlekard, Tiie ti- s of privates 1 The oauwJ of the toltm tod riot ^^ ^ neews^y. Wieterd and will receive S50 a month and [been d«termtoed. Brides the de- ^ immm ^ m ^ mm wM* costs. Studies wilt include mathe-, st royed rwrt«he« and a <*uam n> tenfatmm ma****** 1 -r r rise '^ \rsrf rs ^ Jih ig a fott**tar> etraW over ito Cb.r3*tmi« i*M*,j*» ed lUrjiis fn a particular group. Different commodities will have different point vfiiu««. A pound of one kind of meut might ho valued ut 6 point* a pound, white a pound of another kind of mtwt sllglitly more plentiful might bo valued nt $ points a pound. Cotvnimeu will upend tfc«lr polntii on tho tm*!« of individual preforento Tlie Bovornmont will ttetorminu Hie point value of each commodity on tha traMii of supply ntid h* mnti, A low point value will he given to thos* cornmadiUoij that are rcliitivtfiy piwnlifui yhlUa ft high iWl«t vsiuo will be given to thoiwi Hint ere • cwnpsroliviily scsree. As the dwttaiw or (iuppiy situn General Thompson Attends Meeting M«|or Gsmml J- 8^ 'mmmm who i». a 'member M *(Je twl»*'*\| ww^w-™^'\\. ito Goauniwiou on Ilia BtpkWtton c»»«P«* ^ ^ \*«» public •Breaking, and there will also bo physical trajnjng and mil- itary drill. Applicants must be 18 U> 21, inclusive, and may or may not feulMteg. Bcatineis will b/ sus- pended for «ey«r«l days. son. $t««a4 t psmdOUsQ *o d&irlbute I wltt of tfe# c&mmlwAom W4 'toj-w* mm immiM, mw *ttfcM Hw/ wk cay wisfr'm$$$'p d*eid« upon 'ptpj^m-m0W^ to tes tn»«d«fiftd\- 4B. Uf# iWiP- -foeitl t^0^»-»^^ $* *'»*rA* )ii^it-#(sd«i^i : »i te ^mf»p Turn Vohkim, In County Cltrkt* lisu- inn oMco* orvd ih some Iniurnnw ugwsoy &IU4W+ Tiio sppllMUon i* an affidiivlt forrn, and miwt be filled o«V wiA iWflfjt io -(Mtelir.A notery pubUe belft« Utiag itx «llhai« th» New VorR ©r AiWttjf officii of the riureau of Moiof Vehicle.*, , * Speeders May Loose Gasoline Ration Cards Motorist*, wine Wttrnwl \today \iist |f th«y vlolfitn ili« »t»t*'s »S mile Wd limit tiW may' «ot on* ty ho rinod ( but can have \\toV ? «a*oUn« rutl&ni end tir^porchwe l)i'ivll*g«« revoked. in a moittortmdum U> Buffale war Tritu»poift««Qft Admlnlstrstor W«d« Stevenson ft, a QiefK***, tilroctr.f of tho m*t* Wsr Trsne- porhitfdn Committee, 4t$ftf*tU * \VMrttion* of tho 3ft*mita spe«d limit sr« prohibited JR both tfi«| find gtfguliu* W|ulBitotiK, Cor»tm* Insl t)« fppmmviiUt, mmtWm tymb muy he cofwide/ed'twimfc r»«ie evldwc^ of sbtise*\ Mr, Htev«m«»tt iwld ,h* WeiiM confer with judgw and »ek thee* I© r«pert te ^»« vutfde W*r fite Bnd I|«tM»| Hoard; toy eenvle- tien* torvijiiiWmt o( tt*# li-«i^l Itotit * , * ^* Mr, CH*r*«r- *aid tliat «aU\— •'.1 : tef* milo»lnf W^ \***» wW teka' #u*h i<ltlew id » — «f-ii»e LegmMin» « «• www • • - -,^4 wdntrjstto- «dk MP I \ . f 4o* S-s. 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