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NEVf YORK STATE LI?RAKY A l b a n y , N . Y , f ONE OF SIX WYOMING COUNTY NEWSPAPERS potntna Cmintp VOLUME LXXXV WYOMING, N. Y., THURSDAY, MARCH 27, 1958 NUMBER 13 Watson Elevator Plans To Expand Hydraulic Elevator Division Rescue Squad ;Again Proved Executive Vice-President Rex Davis An nounces Appointment of August C. Vollbrecht As Manager o f New Watson Division. M r. R e x A. Davis, E x e c u tive V ic e President o f the W a tson E l e v a t o r Com p a n y , Inc., announces the appointm e n t o f M r. August C. V o llb r e c h t as M a n a g e r , H y d r a u lic E leva tor D ivision o f W a tson El eva tor Com p a n y . M l. V o llb r e c h t w a s form e r ly in the h y d rau lic d ivision o f the G lob e H o ist Com p a n y in P h ila delphia, P e n n s y lvania. H y d r a u lic elevators now reprt sent approxim a tely 25 % o f the e leva tor installations in the U n ited States whereas fiv e years ago they w e r e only approxim a tely 5% o f all installations. M r. D a v is believes the acquis ition o f M r . V o llb r e c h t’s services w i l l enable W a tson to properly en gin e e r and sell in this expanding field. Attended Heart Assembly In Syracuse Recently T h e W y o m in g County H e a rt C h a p ter w a s represented at the seventh annual N e w Y o r k State H e a r t Assem b ly in Syracuse M a r c h 20th and 21st b y Mrs. L a w r ence M o n tgom e r y and Mrs. Char les Brooks, m em b ers o f the Board o f D irectors. Several hundred com m u n ity and professional leaders in the volu n tary cam p a ign to com b at heart disease attended the tw o day conference at the H o tel On ondaga. A scientific session for physicians was devoted to “ C a r diac Arrh y th m ias” , w h ile com m unity service sessions included a discussion on the “ E m p loyabil ity o f H e a r t D isease V ictim s .” T h e H e a r t A s s e m b ly dinner featured an address b y John D. B rundage on “ A Business M a n ’s V i e w o f the H e a rt Crusade.’'’ M r. B rundage is execu tive vice-p r e s i dent o f th e B a n k e rs N a tion a l L i f e Insuarnce Com p a n y, and acting chairm a n o f the B o a rd o f the A m erican H e a r t Association. Citations also w e r e g iven to H e a r t A s s e m b ly a ffilia t e s show in g th e greatest gains in the 1958 H e a r t Fund A p p e a l. T h e W y o m in g C o u n ty H e a r t C h a p ter is one o f the 57 affiliates o f th e N e w Y o r k State Assem b ly w h ich in turn is the state o f f i l - iate o f the A m e rican H e a r t Assoc iation. In W y o m in g C o u n ty this yea r the h e a v y snow storm s pre ven ted the w o r k e r s from collect in g contributions fo r th e H e a r t Fund on H e a r t Sunday, F e b r u a r y 23rd., so m o s t o f them w e r e m ade up until M a r c h 20th. T h e last re port w a s sent ip, - incom p lete, - fo r it is expected that the m any persons n o t contacted w i l l m a il in th e ir contributions, - la r g e or sm a ll, thereby show ing th e ir in terest in th e y e a r round H e a r t pro gram that is being conducted from its o ffic e at 73 N. M a in S t r e e t in W a rsaw . Babson Discusses Preparing For World War III W h a t A b o u t F a m ily, Em ployees, M o n e y , Food and C i v il D e fense, A l l o f W h ich Can Com e A s a Surprise? F irst A i d Training G iven A l l M e m b e rs o f G reat S e r v ice In Case o f Fractures In A u to Accidents. T h e W a rsaw Rescue Squad a- gain proved its m erit, when an em e rgency arose early last Sun day m orning. T w o W a rsaw boys w e r e in a car which went out o f control on the treacherous East H ill and crashed against a tree at the intersection o f East B u ffalo Triple Birthday Celebration Held On Last Saturday A b irth d a y d in n e r w a s given, by M rs. S. B a k e r and M iss Ruth N ich o ls on Saturday, in h o n o r of M r . and M rs. H a y ward! N ichols and th e ir son - in - law , S. M . Baker, w h o s e birthdays are M a r c h 21st, 22nd and 25th. M rs. N ich o ls w a s g i v e n a corsage o f sw e e theart roses. T h e ta b le center p iece w a s a v e r y la r g e w h ite cake w ith m ore than 150 m ulieolored candles on it. W ith all this talk about de fense, missies, and preparation fo r w a r, I have been w o n d e ring if I should not have a little “stock p ile \ fo r m y s e lf and m y fam ily? I am w r it in g this on the basis o f my personal experiences during W o rld W a rs I and II. In fact, dur ing W o rld W a r I, I was in W a sh ington as Assistant Secretary o f Labor to President W ilson and owned a house next door to the Russian Embassy. W o r ld W a r I I I Can Com e A s A Surprise L e t us rem e m b e r that no bomb w a s dropped on N o rth A m erica during either o f the tw o w o rld wars. T h e first atom ic bomb was practically the last; bomb dropped during W o rld W a r II; but som e surprise w ill take the place o f “ P e a r l H a rbor.” I n the even t o f W o r ld W a r III, conditions w ill be vastly d ifferen t in the United States. Y o u r radio w i l l announce, some m orning, 1942 Thru 1946 Auto Owners Cars Must Be Inspected O w n e rs o f m o tor veh icles o f Its Service rqodel yea r s 1942 through 1946 must h a v e them inspected in A p r il, M o tor V e h icle Com m ission e r Joseph P . K e l l y said today. T h e inspection, coverin g brakes lights, steering and w h e e l align m ent, m a y be obtained at any State - licensed inspection sta tion. I f the veh icle doesn’t pass in spection, it m u st b e rep a ired and the inspection sticker obtained w ith in ten days or registration plates w i l l be suspended. T h e r e ____ ______________ _ ______ are also crim inal penalties for j and Prospect Sts. Rescue Squad j op e r a tin g a veh icle w ithout a v a l- m em b e rs determ ined upon their ^ id sticker, if one is required. T h e arrival, that 19 year old W a y n e inspection la w applies to vehicles B u tler was suffering from a b ro- m o re than fou r years old. ken leg. Rather than risk further in ju r y and m ore pain than the lad was already experiencing, they applied a traction splint as he lay on the floo r o f the car. T h e n they took him and his com panion Law r e n c e Finch, who was less seriously hurt to the hospital. Rescue Squad m em b ers are qu a lified in first aid. T h e ir train ing includes bone fractures, heart disease and poisons. W e ll meaning people, unw itting ly cause accident victim s fa r great er inju ry sometimes, by w e ll m eant but misguided actions. Our Hospital Taking - X-Ray Pictures For Checkup C o u n ty U n it o f Cancer Society B e in g Assisted B y C o m m u n ity H o s p ital. Sm a ll Pictures F o r Y o u A n y Day. The W y o m in g C o u n ty unit of the A m e r ican C a n c e r society is H escue Squad is equal to all kinds concerned o v e r the increase in em ergencies, lung car.cer, especiallv am o n g let’s g ive th e ir $8,000 d r iv e J rnen a big boost this week. Tin* total E a r ly diagnosis o f lung can- j d onation as o f M a rch 22nd, was cer is im p o rtant and chest X - r a y $2,243, an average o f $7.85 per help greatly in this diagnosis. .letter. Fund chairman, H e rb O - Because o f this the W y o m in g ne*^> reports 286 letters or 14% 'h a v e been returned. 1300 m o re let County U n it of the A m e r ican Can cer Society requested the W y o m - j .'tp r s have now been sent to area in g C o u n ty C o m m u n ity H o s p ital localities including S ilver Spgs to take m iniatu re chest X - r a y s o f a ll w h o applied at the hospital f o r this service. Dr. R ichard W illiam s , P r e s i- .. „ . . . .dent o f the W y o m in g C o u n ty U n it that one o r m ore large U . S. c it- and Denis0I1 K . Bullens, Jr., A d ies w e r e com p letely destroyed during the night, and that m ill ions o f our citizens w e r e k illed . T h is is the first w a r n ing w e w i l l get. W ith so much space given to discussing m issies and Russia, should th e y n o t te ll those o f ' u s (K in d ly turn to page 5) m inistrator o f the hospital d e veloped the fo llo w in g plan. A n y person desiring a m in ia ture chest x - r a y m a y ap p ly at the Adm ission O f f ic e o f the W y o m in g C o u n ty Com m u n ity H o s p ital any d a y , including Sunday, from 9 a. m . to 5 p. m. T h e procedure requires very' little tim e and no w a itin g should be necessary. A nom in a l fe e o f S3.00 is all that is requ ired . T h e film is then interpreted b y the hospital x - r a y T h e P a u ly ’ s Insurance team departm e n t and th e interpreta- of A t t ic a jou r n e y e d to Olean Su n - |tion sent to the W y o m in g County day afternobn, M a r c h 23rd and H e a lth D e p a rtm e n t. T h e H e a lth Local Bowlers W ill Compete For Championship W y o m ing, Dale, G a inesville and Varysburg. The next tim e an alarm is sound ed during the night, le t ’s rem e m ber it could be a friend, a relative to whose aid the boys are speed-* ing. Since M a rch 12th, the Squad has answered 8 calls. Q u ite a rec ord. Legislative News From Tlie State Capitol A id F o r H igher Education A n d Student Loans A r e Discussed This W e e k By Assem b lym a n Peet. Th e N e w Y o r k H igher Educa tion Assistance Corporation, a non-profit organization to m a k e loans to college students, w i l l be in fu ll operation w ith th e begin ning o f the n e w fiscal y e a r on A p r i l 1st. T o g ive the corporation impetus, the 1958 Legislature pas sed and the G o v e r n o r signed a measure to perm it state guarantee o f students’ loans uj? t o f $ l ,000 per school year with a $5,000 ceiling on the total to a student during his school career. T h e corporaion was established by the Legislature in 1957 to im prove the higher educational op- 1 portunities of residents of this 1 state in the low and m iddle in com e brackets w h o attend colleges in this state or elsewhere, by lend ing funds to assist them in m e e t ing th e ir expenses. L o a n m o n e y w ill b e obtained b y the corpora tion from individual gifts, contri butions from industry and grants from foundations. O n e provision gives the corpor ation p o w e r to hold real property that w o u ld be exem p t from ta x a - ! tion in the same m anner as p r o p - je r t y held b y educational institu- ! tions. An o th e r m akes contribu tions to the corporation deductible fo r tax purposes. Student Loans T h e corporation’s assets vvill constitute a revolvin g fund, since the loans, at low interest rate, w i l l be paid back within fou r or five years a fter a student has been graduated. T h e assets thus w ill be renew e d on a cycle of about 10 years. M e a n w h ile, legislative action last w e e k created 500 additional W y o m in g , G e n e s e e and M o n roe C o u n ty W o m e n attending the N a tional R e p u b lican W o m e n ’s scholarships in engineering and C lub M e e t in g in W a s h ington w e r e entertained at the C a p itol Restaurant b y R e p r e s e n tative H a r o ld * science, thus doubling the num b er O s tertag. “ Chit-Chat” Now Student Paper At Hospital The Student Nurses o f the W y o m in g County Com m u n ity H o s p ital (Three Local Boys Enlist In Marine Corps For 3 Years L a w r e n c e R . M c G ill, 17 son of M rs. R o b e r t M c G ill o f 240 N o rth w a lk e d o f f w ith the Sectional Cham p ionship in th e Genesee B r e w e r y Contest. T h e boys becam e eligib le fo r this sectional because o f a high score th e y rolled in D e c em b e r, 1957 a t W a r s a w B o w lin g Center. B o w lin g against several other teams from Southwestern N e w Y o r k and the fam o u s “ J e n n y 5” from R o c h e s ter th e y w e r e h ig h w ith a handicap total o f 2987. T h e \J e n n y 5” fro m Rochester w h o sponsors the tournam ent ro l led 2904 scratch. P a u l y ’s team consist o f the fo l low in g local b o w lers R e d N o rris, W a rsaw ; Bud Case, W y o m in g ; L e o n a r d E ld r id g e , N o r m N e w e ll and. T u c k e r F i x all o f A ttica. T h e y w i l l jou r n e y to Rochester on A p r il 26th w h e n the N e w Y o r k State Cham p ionship w i l l be held. D e p a rtm e n t notifies the person who had the x - r a y and also n o tifies the person’s fa m ily physic ian o f th e x - r a y report. A film , “ T h e W a r n in g Shad o w ” , prepared b y the Am e rican C a n c e r S o c iety and ap p r o v e d b y th e A m e r ican M e d ical Society Schol o f Nursing have printed |Main Street, W a rsaw, R o b e r t J. th e ir first newspaper.*. T h e C h i t - , D iggins 19, o f 266 M a in Street, Chat, the nam e given to the p a - !D ig g in s 19, o f 266 M a in Street, per, w ill be published m 6 nthly, I A ttica, son o f Mrs. L illia n D iggins and w i l l carry news from all d e - lanc^ R ichard N. B row n , 18, son partm ents o f the hospital. M M r- and M rs. P e t e r B r o w n of The senior class o f the School |U East A v e n u e Attica,^ all enlis- o f N u rsing has chosen this p r o j - r ed °n M a r c h 13th, 1958 as P i l e d as a means o f keeping all the vatcs *n U n ited States M a rine students, either aw a y on a f f i l ia - Corps fo r three years, tion or in the preclinical studies at the U n iversity o f B u ffalo, a- U p o n his enlistm e n t B r o w n was sent to th e M a r in e C o rps Recruit shows h o w im p o rtant chest x - r a y !w a r e o f the news in the school D e p o t at P a r is Island, South C a r Warssjw Seniors Leave April 4th For Washington 'T h e class o f 1958 o f the W a r saw C e n tral School w i l l lea v e fo r W a shington, D . C. on F riday, A p r il 4 and return on Tuesday, A p r il 8 . T h e F. W . V a n Z ile Com pany o f C a ledonia, is m a k ing ar rangem ents fo r the tour. M r s . H a r o ld Sm itht D a v iij M a u r er, and L a r r y A p p le b y w i l l chap erone the class. T h e class w i l l travel to and fro m W a shington v ia the P e n n s y lvan ia R a ilroad and w i l l stay at the E b b itt H o tel w h ile in the capital city. are in th e diagnosis o f lun g can cer. A n y group m a y arrange for th e sh o w in g o f this film , b y re questing it fro m M rs. K a th e r in e B r itt, W a r s a w . Warsaw W.C.T-U- Met At Home O f Mrs. Mae Offen -M e m b e r s o f the W a r s a w W . C. T . IT. m e t at the hom e o f M r * M a y O ffen , M a r c h 19 a t 2 p. m. T o p ic “ H ig h w a y s o f In form a tion ” . Som e o f these are through lite r ature and county, local and state institutes and conventions. R o ll C a ll w a s responded to w ith a v e r s e about E a s ter. M rs. Ethel D u r fee rea d 6 established facts about alcohol. T h e r e are 5 m il lion alcoholics in th e U . S. A l coh o l fills d ivorce courts and jails destroys efficien c y . “ I t is sm a rter not to drink.” R e a d ings w e r e g i v en b y M r s . F lo r a B a rber, M a y O ffen , E th e l D u r fee, Jennie P ie r c e and Jennie Jordan. M rs. B a thrick spoke o f b ills b e fo r e ou r la w m akers. M rs. B e s s ie P e r v e r s e ga v e chap te r in study b o o k . Refreshm e n ts w e r e served b y th e hostess. July 4th Celebration At Warsaw Sponsored By Warsaw Firemen and hospital. _ lolina w h e r e he w i l l under go the M iss K a y P e r r y , a senior stud- (tw e lve w e e k transition fro m civ- en t from W y o m ing, N. Y ., has m a n to M a rine, been named editor o f the C h it-, Chat, w h ile the rem a ining m em -| T h is tw e l v e w e e k training per bers o f her class are her m ost able iod w i l l include fundam e n tals of reporters. m ilitary d r ill, m ilita r y customs, Th e first edition, published last|cour^es>' and discipline, rifle w e e k , was w e ll received b y a ll m arksm anship, w e a p o n s fam iliar the hospital personnel and b y th e 'izati?n > Physical conditioning and oatients as w e ll. E v e r y o n e is look M a r in e Sorps mission, history and Womeii*s Group Inspired By Trip To Washington in g forw a r d to the second edition o f the Chit-Chat. T h e A n n u a l July 4th C e lebra tio n fo r th e y e a r 1958 in W a r saw is b e in g sponsored b y the W a r s a w F i r e D e p a r t m e n t C h ief C la ir P o w e r s is the G e n era l C h a irm a n and already th e va riou s com m ittees h a v e been busy m a k in g e a r ly preparations fo r on e o f th e m ost successful cele brations ever. T h e Eastm an Shows w i l l b e h e r e fo r th e w e e k end and it is reported 1 that th e y have several n e w units thatt w i l l be fun as w e ll as educational; T h e r e w iU b e plenty o f enter tainm ent on th e B ig M id w a y and the usual “ F irew o r k s ” in evening. Warsaw Baseball Team W ill Organize W ith the openin g gam e o f the 1958 season o f th e G e n e s e e Coun tr y B a s e b a ll L e a g u e ju s t eight w e e k s aw a y , the m a n a g e m e n t o f th e W a r s a w team i s issuing the call to all local b a ll p layers to attend a m e e tin g to be held at the V e teran ’ s Club on Sunday, M a r c h Soth at 2:30 p. m. T h is is to b e an organization m e e tin g at w h ich tim e a team m a n a g e r is to b e elected, and n e w equ ipm e n t is to b e ordered. A l l 1957 team p layers are urged to attend and an y prospective the p la y e r s fo r th e 1958 team are cor d ia ll y in v ited . Leaders In Eastern Star Bridge Tourney A r e Getting Closer T h e O.E.S. B r id g e Tournam e n t continues to be a h o tly contested m atch. HoweveV, during Thurs day night’s play, the Odds did e x tend th e ir team lead to about 5000 points o v e r th e Evans. Pau lin e Fraissinet and Earl H u b b a rd w e r e high partners fo r th e Odds. A r e o la W ilco x and G il b e r t B a ll set the pace fo r the Evans. Individu a l cum ulative scoring is close on both teams. Earl H u b bard has 57.080 to g ive him a m a r g in o f 5000 points o v e r the runner-up on the Odds, P a u lin e Fraissinet, w h o has 52,040. G ilb e r t B a ll, after relinquishing the lead j to M a y Baker, has a slim 5301 poin t m a rgin over her. M r . B a ll’s total is now 51,440 fo r the Evans. M rs. B a k e r is ip num b er tw o spot w ith 50,910. O fficials o f Republican \Women’s Club See and H e a r Leaders W ho B e - ie v e In “ T h e Stout of H e a r t and T h e D o e rs and N o t T h e W a llers.” R e p resentatives from W y o m ing C o u n ty attended the Reoublican W o m e n ’s C o n ference at W a shing ton M a rch 17th and 18th. Th e r e w e r e M rs. G e o r g e Som erhalder, president; M rs. John Duggan, vice president; M rs. John Conable. cor responding secretary of the W y o m in g County W o m e n ’ s R e p u b lican Club, and M rs. K a th e r in e N. Brjtt, v ic e chairm a n o f the County R e publican Com m ittee, Mrs. B lak e le y H u m p h rey. Sunday even in g th e y w e r e guests a t a reception to m e e t V ice P r e s iden t N ixon , Cabinet M e m bers and th e ir w ives, w h ich was h e ld at the M a y flo w e r Hotel. M o n - D u r in g this tim e he w i l l also ( d a y \ m o r n in g w a s the States’ be tested and classified fo r th e ,B r e a k fa st. each group m e e ting specialized jo b he w i l l perform th e ir respective Representa- in the M p rin e Corps. U p o n success fu l com p letion o f In fa n t r y T r a in in g P v t . B r o w n w i l l receive a fif teen d a y leave. traditions. Appoint Supervisor For Special Area Census At Altica o f such scholarships established b y the 1956 Legislature. In that year, th e X e g isla tu r e created 500- scholarships fo r residents of N e w Y o r k State fo r attendance at col lege in the state fo r training In engineering and other scientific A p p o intm e n t o f Frances M . courses o f study. In 1957, the W e igand as supervisor o f the fiv e | M a x im um value o f these scholar- special fe d e r a l population cen -1 ships was raised to $850 for each suses to be taken in Livingston , yea r o f attendance at such col- Ontario and W y o m in g Counties, j lege until the com p letion o f a starting A p r il 1, w a s announced course o f study leading to the first today b y S u p e r v isor Joseph S. M a r low o f the U. S. Census B u r eau’s regional o f f ic e in P itts burgh. M rs. W e igand, an experienced Census B u reau em p loyee, w i l l direct the s p e c ia l' censuses w h ich are b e in g taken under N e w Y o r k (K i n d l y turn to page 4) Dr. Truestlell W ill Be Given Dinner In His Honor T h e W a r s a w P a r e n t-Teachers’ State’s state finance and general j Association w ith the support o f the m u n icipal la w providin g fo r th e ! sohool facu lty is sponsoring a results o f special fed e r a l popula- j testim onial dinner in honor o f D r. tion censuses to determ ine alloea-1 Z. G. Truesdell on Saturday, A p r i l tives and Senators. One o f the speakers w a s Chairm a n M e a d e A lc o r n o f the R e p u b lican N a tional (K i n d ly on a to p r g e 4 ) A PROCLAMATION C H R I S T I A N L A Y M E N W I L L M E E T IN W A R S A W T h e regular m eeting o f the Christian Laym e n o f W y o m in g County w i l l be held n e x t F r id a y night, M a rch 28 a t the W a rsaw B a p tist Church. Tureen supper at 7 o’clock. R e g service at 8 o’clock. R e v . John A lle n w i l l be the speak er. D o n ’t miss this service. To All To Whom These Presents Come: W H E R E A S , G o o d F r id a y , th e d a y Jesus C h rist died on the Cross is g e n e r a lly com m e m orated in this country and th e V illa g e o f W a rsaw , and W H E R E A S , T h e r e is a b e lief in th e U n ited States and this com m u n ity, that G o o d F r id a y should b e observed w ith w o rship and p r a y e r to rem in d everyon e o f their -g r e a t d e b t to Jesus C h r ist fo r w h a t H e endured on the Cross. N O W , T H E R E F O R E , I H a r o ld L. D o o d y , M a y o r o f the V illa g e o f W a rsaw , b y virtu e o f the authority vested in m e , do hereby earnestly request that a ll business places in the V illa g e o f W a r s a w close b e tw e e n th e hours of 12:00 N o o n e and 3:00 in the afternoon on G o o d Friday, A p r i l 4th, so, that all citizens o f the V illa g e o f W a rsaw , w h o desire to do so, m a y have tim e to p r o p e r ly observe th e solem n occasion, ✓ I N W I T N E S S W H E R E O F , I h a v e hereunto set m y hand and caused the corporate seal o f the V illa g e of W a r s a w , to b e affixed. D O N E A T W A R S A W , N. Y., this 25th day of March, in the y e a r o f our L o r d one thousand nine hundred and fifty-eig h t . H A R O L D L . D O O D Y , M a y o r, W a rsaw , N . Y . tion o f state assistance payments. Costs o f the special federal cen sus are borne b y the local govern ments requesting them . Inform a tion to be collected in the special censuses follo w s : N a m e of each person residing in each dw e lling, relationship o f each to the head o f the household, race sex, and age a t last birthday. A l l inform a tion furnished to th e C e n sus Bureau is kept confidential under federal law , M rs. W e ig - A lis t o f places in this area, ar ranged b y counties, in w h ich spec ial federal censuses w i l l be taken, follows* Livin g s ton C o u n ty; L im a and Livon ia towns. O n tario C o u n ty: Farm ington and G e n e v a tow n s . W y o m in g C o u n ty: A t t ica town. Frontier Linen Drivers Receive Safety Awards D r ivers for F r o n tier L in e n Sup ply, Inc., w e r e honored fo r th e ir safe-d r ivin g records at the com pany’ s Annual S a fety A w a r d m eet in g and dinner held Tu e s d a y even ing, M a r c h llt h . F r o n tier drivers, coverin g n e a r ly h a l f a m illion m iles per year, h a v e chalked up a total o f 132 years o f accident fre e d r ivin g in the L iq e n S u p p ly C o m pany’s S e r v ice. A c t iv e fo r m a n y years in foster in g th e highest sa fety standards am o n g its drivers, F r o n tier L in e n Supply holds regu lar m o n thly F leet S a fety M e e tings. T h e C o m pany participates in th e A c c id e n t P r e v e n tion C a m p a ign o f Associa ted Industries o f N e w Y o r k State. T h e pins fo r the d r i v e r safety a- w a rds are m a d e availab le through the lo c a l o f f i c e o f L i b e r t y M u tual Insurance Co., w h ich cooper ates in this acciden t-prevention program , 12th at 6:30 p. m. at the W a r s a w Central School. T h e occasion hon ors Dr. Tru e s d e ll’s sixtieth year as a W a rsaw physician and tw e n t y - fifth yea r as school doctor. T h e entire com m u n ity is urged to support this dinner. T h e price is $ 2.00 per ticket. F o r reservations call: M rs. Thom a s Thom a s 197; M rs. C lar ence W a r e s 167-R; M rs. Francis W r igh t 360-J; M iss B e n ita W h it lock 416. 4-H Council To Hold April Fool Meeting At Warsaw Central T h e W y o m in g C o u n ty 4 - H Council w i l l hold a Spaghetti D in ner and 4 -H T a len t S h o w on Tues day, A p r il 1st, at the W a r s a w C en tral School. T h e dinner w i l l b e served fro m 6-8 p. m., and the T a l ent Sh o w w i l l be at 8:30 p. m. Proceeds from the dinner w i l l go tow a rd the Farm and H o m e C e n ter Fund. Tickets are a v a il able from any 4-H Council m e m ber at $1.25 fo r adults and .75 fo r children under 12. A l l A p r il F o o ls w i l l be g iven a free dinner - p r o v id in g they prove th e ir A p r i l 1st birthday. I W O M E N O F T H E M O O S E L I S T A C T I V I T I E S W a rsaw Chapter W o m e n o f th e M o o s e held their regu lar chapter night m e e tin g on W e d n e s d a y , M a r c h 12th a‘t the M o o s e H a ll. T h e officers o f the chapter at tended M o o seheart Music D a y held in L e R o y on Sunday, M a r c h 9th. Th e g irls put on th e in itiation part o f th e ritu a l at this m eeting. T h e n e x t regular m e e tin g w i l l be held on W ednesday, M ar^h 96 at 7:30 p. m. C h a irm a n o f the M o o s e h a v e n com m ittee, L il li a n R o b inson w i l l ' present h e r p r o gram at this time, \
