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ONE WYOMING COUNTY NEWSPAPERS p o m t n g R E I T Y O R K S T A T E L I P R A R Y A l b a n y , N . Y . VOLUME LXXXV WYOMING, N. Y., THURSDAY, APRIL 3, 1958 NUMBER 14 Babson Discusses Your Pocketbook And How Big It Is M uch o f C u rrent Recession W a s Precipitated B y Lab o r Lead e r s W h o W a n t W a g e s U p B u t N o th ing Else T o Rise. B read lines w h ich h a v e now sprung up in some o f our cities on ly six months after prosperity was boom ing along last sum mer suggest that som ething is p retty radically w r o n g w ith people’s ec onom ics! W h a t, really, is the m at ter? H o w B ig Is Y o u r Pocketbook? F o r several years, 1 have been w a r n in g that w e could not con tinue to liv e it up fo r e v e r w ith out one d a y p a y in g the piper. I often w o n d e r when I am d r ivin g around in an eight yea r old auto m o b ile how the average factory w o r k e r could afford his one or tw o shiny n e w cars. Strong appetites h a v e been w h e tted fo r housing and cars and appliances and luxuries; and con sumers have jeopardized the fam ily finanes by over buying. D o n ’t g e t m e w rong. I am a ll fo r as m a n y , new homes and T V ’s and cars as the fa m ily pocketbook can stand. A l l these represent a higher standard o f livin g . B u t I am for these things on ly after the w o r k e r has first set aside a p o r tion o f his w e e k ly pay check in som e form o f liquid savings. (K in d ly turn t > page 5> Rangers Organize Softball Team For Coming Season Th e R a n g e rs Softb a ll team had a very enthusiastic m e e ting in the V illa g e B o a rd room s on last Thursday evening. A large num ber o f players w e r e present, ex tensive plans w e r e m a d e fo r the com ing season. Several W a rsaw business firm s are sponsoring the team this yea r w ith n e w uniform s , a list o f these firm s w ill be given later. R igh t now the team is engaged in raising m o n e y for bats, balls, and other equipm ent. The Rangers w i l l brin g to tow n som e o f the w e ll know n team s o f this section and hope a large num b e r o f fans w ill be on hand for the games, w h ich w i l l be play ed on M o n d a y and Thursday even ing. T h e first gam e w i l l be an nounced later. Cancer Drive For ’58 Starts On April 15tk Does The Rescue Squad Need A New Truck? H o w M a n y People In This A r e a A r e D r ivin g Cars That W e r e Purchased Second- Hand O v e r T e n Y e a r s A g o ? Y o u got that letter from the W a rsaw Rescue Squad some tim e ago and perhaps you threw it a- w a y with most o f the circulars and requests fo r m oney. A f t e r a ll you did g ive to the Red Cross, G irl and B o y Scouts, Cancer, H e a r t ] Dystrophy and T h e M a rch o f Dim es - N o w the Rescue Squad wants a new truck. T h e old one looks pretty good and seems to run all right. Y o u have seen it race down M ain Street to the hos pital and you probably have seen it in parades; W h y another one? A Rescue Squad has tw o things that ju s tify its existence, speed I P erry Farmer Is Head o f Vegetable Marketing Group . W illia m H . H a m ilton o f P e r r y in a recent m e e tin g o f the Board Warsaw Fire Companies Elect 1958 Officers M e e tings o f the T h r e e F ire Com p a n ies H e ld Tuesday N igh t. C h iefs T o B e E lected Thursday, A p r il 3rd.. E d w a r d R o b inson I s C a m paign Chairm a n and H e H a s Selected A n O u t stan d in g G roup o f Citizens T o Assist W ith the D r ive. Mary Jemison Chapter Discussed Liberty In Ghana On Alarch 28tli T h e M a r y Jem ison chapter of the Daughters o f the A m e rican R e v o lution m et in the H istorical House F riday, M a rch 28, 1:30 p. m. M rs. M a u r ice M a r tin and her com m ittee, served a delicious lun cheon. T h e R e g e n t M rs. P fla u m in tro duced the speaker M iss M a r y Toan o f P e r r y . She gave a splendid talk on “ M e a n in g o f L ib e r t y in Ghana and in the U n ited States o f A m e rica.” Ghana is com p osed o f 99% n e groes. T h e population is around 4,500. T h e r e are several tribes w ith a k in g fo r each tribe. T h e y are v e r y ignorant about 75 to 85% literate and need education. W e a r no clothes on ly fig leaves. Ghana is a v e r y w e a lth y coun try rich in cocoa farm s. T h e ir fla g is green, y e l l o w and white.- T h e y have tried to secure independence, have on ly one p o tential party, p r e fer s e lf govern ment. T h e y are v e r y proud o f th e ir high standards lack m a terial com forts, but have a great l o v e o f music. A r e v e r y proud to be col ored. T h e shops are nothing m o re than tables on the street. Ghana is v e r y m u ch against communism, our southern negroes are descendants o f Ghana. H a r m o n y o f th e w h o le w o r ld depends on the black and w h ite. T h e R e g e n t introduced the three girls w h o in turn presented th e ir essays. Miss K o h ler, Letch w o r th Cen tral. Miss H o w a rd, W y o m in g . M iss Dubeal, P e r r y . M rs. P fla u m presented the girls w ith the N a tion a l Society cards and good citizens pins. Personnel Changes At Letchworth Parle Are Announced T h e Genesee State P a r k C o m m ission has- announced th a t W i l liam J. H e rbert. Junior A d m in is trative Assistant at the C o m m is sion- headquarters a t L e tch w o r t h Crystal Hook & Ladder Co. Forem a n , Frank V itaglian o . Asst. Forem a n , C larence Schncc- icenburger, ;j President, Richard M y e rs. V ice-Presiden t, W a r r e n K ib ler. j - Sec.-Treas., K e n n e th M . Cole. Trustees, H e n ry J. Farnholz, id ik e K in g . F ire W a rden, S h irly D a v ies. D e legate to W . N. Y . C o n v e n tion: D e legate M ilton G r e e n ; a l ternate, A r thu r W r igh t; delegate, Arnold Eccleston, alternate B o b Ackerm a n . y D e legate to C o u n ty Convention, W a lte r F low e r s ; alternate, B o b Baker. and dependable skill in an e m e r - o f D irectors, was elected presi- gency. Speed to get to you and dent o f the N e w Y o r k Canning g ive you em e rgency aid; they are C rop G r o w e r s C o o p e r a tive to l D e legate to Dept. M e e tin g , 3 closer to you^jn tim e, than your 'serve out the te-rn o f the late R o y years, R o b e r t Springett; 2 years, neighbor, ‘and m o r e * ' s k illfu l in ^ th e ir adm inistrations. T h e y need speed too to get you to a hospi tal and w h ile in transit to con- S tem p fle of Batavia, tinue needed care. T h e Squad’s b ig tool is their truck. It m u st-be dependable and as tim e passes F o r s y th o f B y r o n . | S h irly D a v ies; 1 year, Clarence Th e announcement is m a d e by Schneckenburger N . Y . C. C. G. C. secretary W . S. E d w in O. Robinson, 1958 cam paign chairm a n fo r th e W y o m in g County unit o f the A m e r ican C a n c e r Society, announces that the date Tuesday, A p r i l I5th is the Crusade K i c k - o f f dinn e r at the M o o s e H a ll, W a rsaw , a t 7 p. m. M r. R o b inson states th e $7,800 is th e am ount to be raised b y W y o m in g C o u n ty this year. M rs. P r iscilla M a r b le, director o f volu n teers fo r the N e w Y o r k State D ivision, and A l le n S teven son .execu tive secretary o f the division, w i l l te ll o f the uses and the need fo r funds. M r . R o b inson has appointed the fo llo w in g as tow n chairm a n fo r this yea r ’s crusade: A r c a d e , M rs. W illia m S. D a vis. A ttics, M rs. E d w a r d Schreiber, chairm a n ; M rs. F r e d Stevens, Jr., co-chairm a n . B ennington, M rs. G e o r g e R e iner, chairm a n ; M rs. E v e ly n M e rlau, co chairm an. Castile, M rs. F r e d e r ick B iggart, chairm a n ; M r . C la r k P e e t , co-chair man. C o v ington, M rs. L lo y d W e llm a n . R o c k G len, M rs. E d w a r d D a vis. S ilv e r Springs, M rs. C layton Husted. G a in e s v ille, M r s . A . C randall. E a g le, M rs. M e r ton P e r r y . G e n e s e e F a lls, M rs. E lm e r S im mons. J a v a C enter, M r s . W illia m Roche N o r t h Java, M rs. R o b e r t George, J a v a V illage, M rs. E r w in F r e y - burgec, Sr. W y o m in g , M rs. H o llis C lark. D a le, M rs. D o r is Dersam . O r a n g e v ille, M r s . W a lte r M e is- selL P e r r y , R e v . A . W . H e p ler, v ic e - president o f the W y o m in g County Unit. P ik e , M rs. M a r ion A lb r o . Sheldon, M rs. G e rtrude G e o rge. S t r y k e r s v ille, M rs. M ich a e l V a lenti. W e thersfield, M rs. L e w i s M o r gan. W a r s a w , M r s . S tu a r t Christ. M r. H a m ilton and sons W a y n e , D o n a ld, C a rl and E a r l operate 1800 acres o f land on the G e n e - (in this case the truck is 10 years see and *n vicin ity o f o ld ) this dependability becom es * >eiT-' on w h ich th e y annually pro endangered sim p ly by age. A s duce 300 acres o f d r y beans, 200 tim e passes the possibility o f N o t acres sw e e t corn, 55 acres green B e in g In T im e increases until the P eas> U 5 acres o f wheat, 60 acres Donald Fullington On Station WICB-TV At Ithaca College D o n a ld R . F u llin g ton o f W a r saw is on th e production staff of W I C B - T V , the n e w Ithaca C o llege television station. T h e C o llege is one o f a f e w in the nation to broad cast educational and entertain m ent program s reg u la r ly to the public from its ow n studios. E n r o lled in the D e p a rtm e n t o f T e levision and R a d io a t Ithaca State P a r k has been prom o ted to j C o llege, M r . F u llin g ton is the A d m in istrative A s s istant a t th e son o f M r . and M rs. N o a h M . F u ll A lb a n y office o f th e D ivisio n o f Park. M rs. Isabel M a in o f W a rsaw , has been prom o ted fro m S e n ior Account C lerk to P r in c ip a l A c count C lerk. L e s t e r J. N im s k e r o f W a rsaw , has been prom o ted from P a r k E n gineer to Sen ior P a r k E n g ineer. B o th M rs. M a in and M r . N im sker are assigned to th e H e a d quarters staff o f th e Com m ission at Letch w o r th State P a r k under G o rdon H a r v e v . C h ie f E n g ineer and G e n e r a l M a n a g e r. • E A S T E R R E C E S S A T W Y O M I N G C E N T R A L W v o m in g Central School w ill d o s e on G o o d F riday, A o r il 4. fo r the E a s ter H o lidays. It w ill be closed during the fo llo w in g w e e k and w i ll reopen on M o n d a y , A p r i l 14. ington, 20 E m p ire S t , W a rsaw . day must come, w ith the same old tool, w h e n speed is lost, the truck w o n ’t start, its equipm ent still use ful, w i l l not be in the righ t place at the righ t tim e. T h e Squad w ill be there; they are dependable, but th e ir tools, tim e and equipm ent are n o t w ith them. T h e ir k n o w l edge o f what to d o is frustrated b y not being able to do it. T im e lost and m a y b e life. So this is w h y the Rescue Squad needs a new truck, and they need it fo r you. Picture o f Group Seated At Conferenece Table at the Masonic Temple Field Trial League Organized In County By Sportsman Group Saturday evening, M a rch 29th 1958, a group o f sportsmen m et at the home o f H a r o ld H a ll on W y o m in g St. and organized the W y o m in g County T w ilig h t E ield T r ia l L e a g u e ” . T h e fo llo w in g o f ficers w e r e elected. Pres. R ichard H a ll; V ice. Pres., N e w ton D a v ies; Treas., Ross Hain., and Sec’y., M a y H a ll. Field M a rshall H a r o ld M o s h e r. Deputy M a rshall Russel Flem ing. The league has a th ree fold ob je c t iv e : 1 , Betterm e n t o f conser vation and protection o f w ild life. 2 , Stim u late the interest in dogs and fie ld trails. 3 Prom o te fellow s h ip o f hound m en and scheduling o f trails to a - void confliction o f dates. It is planned to hold tw o tw i ligh t trails w e e k ly. D irectional arrow s from tow n w i l l designate the place. each o f field corn and oats and 200 acres o f alfalfa. T h e m ilk in g herd num b ers one hundred cows and 200 heifers are being g r o w n out to be sold as d a iry cows. A charter m em b e r o f Canning Crop G row e rs, M r . H a m ilton ser ved on the corn and pea advisory com m ittee and represents W y o m in g County on the B o a rd o f D ir ectors. D o n a ld N e s b itt o f A lb ion , chair m an o f the tom a to advisory com - ter W h itcom b , m ittee, was chosen vice president. T h e N . Y . Canning C rop G r o w ers C o o p e r a tive, w h ich has a m em b e rship o f 13 hundred in nine w e s tern N e y Y o r k Counties, p e r form s a m a rketing service fo r the grow e r s of processing vegetables. Erie Hose Co. President, R o b e rt Conger. V ice-Presiden t, Gene Sheer. Sec.-Treas., W a r r e n Graham . Forem a n , Gordon K e lsey. Asst. Forem a n , L e s lie M organ. W a rden, 2 years, G e o r g e B o o k m iller. 1 year, E d w a rd Conger. D e legate to Dept., 3, years, Ed. Thompson; alternate d e legate to Dept., Leo Redding. 2 years, C a rl M c W ithey; 1 year, W in ton James. Will Honor Dr. Truesdell At Dinner S ix t y Y e a r s a Physician and F o r t y A s School H e a lth O fficer a R e a l Record. i O n F r id a y evening, M a rch 21st ]------------------------------------------- |at the M a sonic T e m p le in W a rsaw , t t -» . M iss Blanche Arm s trong, State U l l C l l i p l O V l l l C l l t Education Consultant, (seated s e c '/ ~ v f y » rwv * n ond from the le f t ), presented m o s t |VvHlCG 1 O IS0 interesting and com p rehensive D . . . l V f r w w o rd picture of the m any field s o f I C l y n u o y I ” endeavor in H e a lth C a reers in which young people can obtain education' and gainful em p loy m ent. M r. W ilson W e lls, Execu tive D irector of the W estern N e w Tru s tee to C r y - R e s Co., 2 years, C lair Pow e r s , B e n A h n e r. D e legate to W . N . Y . C o n v e n tion, D a n C raw ford, W illa r d H u m phrey; alternates, J o e Daniels, Gene Sheer. A banquet sty le dinn e r w i l l he Y o r k H o s p ital Council, explained held in th e W a r s a w Central School h o w W e s tern N e w Y o r k is m e e ting on Saturday even in g , A p r i l 12th its needs fo r man p o w e r in the to honor D r . Z . G . T r u e s d e ll fo r H o s p ital Departments, s ixty yea r s a m e d ical practice, j Seated facing the cam era fro m fo r t y years service as health o ffi- le f t to right are D r. D e n n ison K . cer, and tw e n ty - fiv e years as'Bullens, M iss Blanche Arm s trong, W a r s a w school doctor. T im e fo r M rs. H e len Bush, M r. W ilson D e legate to C o u n ty C o n v e n t i o n , '^ dinner has been set a t 6:30 W e lls, M rs Jeanne G reene, M iss “ “ “ increascs and relroactivo rate W ilfo r d Hotchkiss; alternate, Ches P m - !H e len Jones; second row fro m le ft 5200 B e n e fit Claim s T o B e Sifted T o Id e n tify 1400 Q u a lified F o r B e n e fit Rate Increases and R e troactive Adjustm e n ts. Th e W a r s a w U n e m p loym e n t In surance o f f ic e w i l l com p lete by August 1, the job o f siftin g 5200 benefit claim es filed in W y o m ing County to id e n tify som e 1400 claim ants qu a lified fo r benefit Letcliwortli P.T.A. Elects Officers L e tch w o r t h C e n tral P . T . A . m e e ting Tuesday, A p r i l 8 th at 8 p. m. in the Jr. - Sr. high school, fle c t i o n o f officers. Dr. Jam es Mancuso, School Psychologist w i ll speak. adjustm ents. W a lter C. Robinson M a n a g e r o f the W y o m in g County Rescue H ose Co. President, G e o r g e Croney. R e s e rvations should b e sent in ]to right, D r. K e n n e th Rice, M r. b y W e d n e s d a y , A p r i l 9th. T h e H e r b e r t G lasier, M r. E m e r y E l- ... . . . . T . „ _____ , com m ittee urges a l l interested linw o o d , M r. H e n r y M e tzler, M issi 1 ,s 0 ,e . a e a 01 , ” citizens to c a ll any of th e fol-1 O live Charles, and M rs. B e r n a rd 1“ ® D l1vl.s,on o f ^ P ^ y m e n t low in g fo r tick e t reservations: Sodt. T h e H o m e Dem o n s tration sald the d a m s review got under M rs. T h o m a s Thom a s 197; M rs. Departm e n t o f the E x tension S e r - \;’a> im m e d iately after w o rd o f V ice-Presiden t, Jack B lakeslee. |Clarence W a r e s 167-R; M rs. F r a n - ! v ice in W y o m in g County sponsor- err.or H a rrim a n s signature o f Sec.-Treas., T a d Frassinet. Forem a n , H e rbert O’N e il, Jr. Asst. Forem a n , E llsw o r th M ille r . D e legate to C o u n ty C o n v e n tion, .attend the banquet w h o w o u ld Inc. Ellsw o rth M ille r . lik e to contribute fo r a testi- D e legate to W N. Y . C o n v e n tion, [m o n ial g i f t ; c a ll M rs. W a x e s at the Jim M o n tgom e ry, Jr. Ed. K o h ler, school. , -------------- .. - jvujc; in v v j^ n iiiis '-•'JWiiij o^v/naOr— j . , , cis W r ig h t 360-J; M iss B e n ita ed this program and it was p lan - ! f increasing to p benefit W h itlo c k 416. Ined b y M rs. Bush of the H e a lth ,la ®f w e r e received. I f there are p e o p le u n a b le to Association o f W y o m in g C o u n ty,, T h e am endm ent affects only persons w ith average earnings Trustee, 2 years, H a r r y S w e e t- heim er. F ire W a rden, A r th u r K e m p . • D e legate Dept. M e e ting, R e u b e n ! R ix. T h e dinn e r w i l l be follo w e d by Farm Bureau To program to be held jn the Bring Speaker Oil school auditorium . GOOD FRIDAY SERVICES AT METHODIST CHIlftCH T h e tradition a l U n ited Christian S e r v ice o f w o rsh ip in W a r s a w o n Good F r id a y w i l l be h e ld at the M e thodist Church. T h e service w i l l be the preaching o f th e Seven Last W o rds o f C h rist fro m the Cross. C h o irs and musicians fro m the several churches -will partic ipate and elaborate the them e o f the Saviour’s words. T h is united e f fo r t o f a ll o f the Protestant churches o f W a rsaw in b e h a lf o f the w h o le Christian com m u n ity, is endorsed b y e v e r y Church and Pastor as an im p e r ative part o f the Christians p il grim a g e to th e d a y o f R e s u rrec tion - Easter. T h e service begins at 12:30 p. m. Several Policemen Complete FB I Course At Geneseo Normal U n d e r - S h e r iff D a lton C a rn e y and D e p u ty S h e r iff D a v id H a ll o f the W y o m in g County S h e r if f s D e partment, O fficers C a r lyle Bum p and Chester C zerm inski o f the P e r r y P o lice D e p a rtm e n t on F r i day, M a r c h 28, 1958 successfully com p leted a tw o w e e k advanced course in the C rim inal In v e s tiga tions P o lice School w h ich was held at the N e w Y o r k State Tea chers C o llege a t Geneseo. This school was sponsored b y the F e d e r a l Bureau o f Investigation, the N e w Y o r k State S h e r iffs’ Assoc iation and N e w Y o r k State A s s o c iation o f C h iefs o f P o lice. S h e r iff Thom a s V . K e n n e d y w a s one o f the instructors at the school. Perry F. F. A. Wins Chapter Meeting Contest T h e annual C h a p ter m e e ting contest o f the W y o m in g County F .F .A . w a s held a t the Letch w o r th C e n tral School, M o n d a y evening, M a r c h 31st. T h is contest consists o f an F .F .A . chapter m e e tin g e x e m p lify good parliam e n tary procedures. P e r r y F .F .A . C h a p ter w o n the righ t to represen t W y o m ing C o u n ty in the D istrict elim in a tion fo r the State Convention. T h e other chapters -placed in the fo llo w in g order: Letchw o rth, W y o m ing, Arcade, W a rsaw and A ttica. The Joy of Easter T HE Easter season is preem inen tly a tim e o f rejoicing fo r C h r i s t i a n s the w o r ld over. It is the com mem oration o f an event o f suprem e im p o r tance to a ll m ankind. The resur rection w a s the culm ination o f the Saviour’s glorious m inistry and furnished the p r o o f th*at L ife is trium phant o v e r death, that th e tomb is not the end o f man. T h e triumph o f Christ Jesus o v e r e v e r y phase o f evil and his p r o o f o f the p o w e r o f divine L o v e o v e r m o rtal hatred should m a k e o f th e Easter Season a time o f great j o y . Y e t to many, as to the w r ite r in ea r lier years, the jo y o f the resurrection is shad ow e d by emphasis on the cruci fixion . H o w grateful one is to learn through the study o f Christian Science, w h o s e teachings are in con form ity w ith the Bihle, that the human Jesus w a s sustained, strengthened, and protected at each step o f his m a rvelous dem onstration by his understanding o f the spiritual man’s unbroken r e l a t i o n s h i p w ith his lovin g Father, God. Jesus’ steadfast re lian c e on God’s presence and p o w e r enabled him to overcom e the last enem y and to rise above all the insistent claim s o f mate ria l b e lief. H e w a s supported and upheld by his understanding o f the indestructibility o f the real man, created in G o d ’s image, spiritual, com p lete, harmonious. T h e know ledge o f his true selfh o o d as the spiritual reduc tion o f God, Spirit, gave Christ Jesus deep jo y and peace that could rem ain unsw e rving and unshaken during e v il’s attempts to overth r o w his divine mission. A t th e close o f his figurative de scription o f the vine and the branches, in speaking to his dis ciples o f the jo y w h ich they m ight share w ith him, he said (John 15:11), “ T h e s e things have I spoken unto you, that in.v joy m ight rem ain in you, and that y o u r jo y m ight be full.” T h is fullness o f jo y may be ours today and e v e r y day as w e turn from the tom b to the livin g Christ, Truth, w h ich is ever present to guide and bless. May w e also rejoice in the com forting w o rds o f the angel to the wom en w h o came to anoint the body of Jesus (M a r k 16:6), “ H e is risen; he is not here.” The Christ calls fo r no tinge o f sorrow o r gloom. T h e w a y o f the C h rist is the w a y o f jo y in the presence o f divine L ife and. L o v e , upholding and protecting all w h o understand and fo llo w the Master in deed and in truth. “ G lory be to God, and peace to the struggling hearts 1 ” w rites M ary Baker Eddy, th e Dis coverer and Founder o f Chris tian Science, on page 45 o f “ S ci ence and H ealth w ith K e y to the S.criptures.” And she continues, “ Christ hath rolled a w a y the stone from the door o f human hope and faith, and through the revelation and dem onstration of life in God, hath elevated them to possible at-one-nient w ith the spiritual idea o f man and his divine Prin c iple, Love.” The resurrection o f Jesus was m ore than the restoration to norm a lity o f his physical body. It was p r o o f to the w o r ld for all time to come o f the supremacy o f Spirit o v e r all the claipis of m ateriality. Day by day, hour by hour, w e qiay have part in this resurrection as w e strive to spiritualize our thought. Each time an illness is healed through reliance on God’s pow e r , a sor row in g one com forted, resent ment and hatred replaced w ith gratitude and love, human needs supplied, one has tasted the jo y of resurrection and seen in that measure “ m aterial b e lief yield ing to spiritual understanding.” E v e r y right desire, e v e r y puri fied thought, every e ffo r t in helping to bring peace to all mankind, is a step forw a r d in our spiritual progress. This is the joy which abode continu ously with the Master, the joy which he gave to us and which w ill remain in us as w e obedi ently fo llo w in his footsteps.— Tho C lu'istian Science M o n ito r . Local Church T o Be Host T o Genesee Presbyterial Society 'o f $73.00 a w e e k or m o re w h o jstarted b e n e fit years on o r after jju l y 1, 1957, he said. I F o r this lim ited group the law adds nine n e w top b e n e fit rates h igh e r than the present $36.00 m a x im um ; fix e s $45.00 as the P r o f . K e n n e th Robinson of C o r - new highest rate fo r claim ants nell U n iversity w i ll be a guest w h o s e w a g e s averaged $90.00 a speaker at a m e e ting to he h e ld w e e k or m o r e ; and calls fo r lum p at 8 p. m. n e x t Tuesday e v e n in g sum back paym e n t to adjust pre Price Supports at the D o o little H a ll in W e th e r s field Springs. H is topic w i l l b e “ P r ic e Supports” and has made a v e r y close study o f this issue. H e *vious $36.00 payments. T h e sprin g m e e tin g o f the Gen esee P r e s b y t e r ial Society w i l l be held a t th e U n ited Church, W e d n e s d a y A p r i l 9th. R e p r e s e n tatives fro m 16 churches in this area w i l l b e in attendance. The m o r n in g session com m ences at 9:45. M rs. W . S. M e V e lty , an o f - ty F a r m Bureau, fic e r o f the State Synod ical Soc iety w i ll b e the speaker in the forenoon. Luncheon w i l l b e ser v e d at 12 o'clock in the South chapel. A t 1:30 the afternoon ses sion w i l l convene. Thailand, a country on which internation a l attention recently has been focused w i l l b e th e sub je c t presented b y M r s . C lifford C h a ffee o f Thailand. A l l w o m e n o f the com m u n ity a r e in v ited to com e and learn o f Thailand. Claim a n tes w h o s e average w a g e w a s betw e e n S70. and $72.99 w i ll stay at the $36.00 rate, M r . R o b in w i ll brong to the farm e r s o f ou rjson said. A ls o unchanged w ill be county a v e r y enlightening discus- the S10.00 to $35.00 b e n e fit rates sion. o f claim a n ts w h o s e w a g e s averag- This m e e ting is held through ed less than $70. you r Board o f the W y o m in g C o u n - j T h e insurance offices w i ll con centrate first, M r. Robinson said, Odd Fellows W ill Confer First Degree O d d F e llo w s o f W a r s a w w ill please rem e m b e r that the First D e g r e e w i l l be con ferred this Th u r s d a y even in g , A p r il 3 a t 9:30 o ’ clock. O d d F e llo w s fro m several lodges w i l l be present and a v e r y la r g e class w i l l b e given the w o rk o f this d e g r e e including tw o fath ers and tw o sons. A l l O d d F e llo w s in this area are urged to attend this m eeting. W omen’s Committee T o Meet On April 25th At Warsaw A m e e ting o f a ll ru r a l w o m e n sponsored b y the W o m e n ’s com m ittee o f W y o m in g C o u n ty Farm B u reau w i l l m e e t F r id a y after noon, A p r i l 25th at th e H istorical Society H o u se in W a rsaw . A d e sert w i l l b e served a t 1:30 p. m. to b e fo l l o w e d b y discussions and to sh o w w h a t p a r t w o m e n can tak e , in F a r m Bureau. F o llo w in g Production Credit Holds 24-th Annual Thursday, April 10th T h e Farm ers Production C red it Association b f W e s tern N e w Y o r k w ill hold its tw e n ty fourth annual m e e ting fo r W y o m in g County m em b ers Thursday, A p r il 10th a t 8 p. m., at the W a rsaw G r a n g e H a ll. A lunch w i l l be served af ter the m eeting. F a r m e r m em b e rs, w ives and friends are urged to at tend. T h is Farm e rs C r e d it C o o p e r a tive operating in Genesee, L i v ingston, W y o m ing and E r ie C o u n ties has loaned o v e r $62,000,009.00 to m em b ers in these fou r counties since organization in 1934. on m a k ing additional payments lo persons w h o are currently un em p loyed and entitled to rate in creases. In m ost cases, he said, addi tional w a g e inform a tion w i l l have to be secured firs t from em p loy ers. Q u e s tlonaires w i l l be m a iled to em p loyers as necessary, he said callin g fo r p r o m p t reply. A s replies are received, claim ants avera g e w e e k ly w a g e s w i l l b e recalculated to determ ine w h e th e r rate increases are called for. W h e re a rate increase is indica ted, a lum p sum check w i l l be sent to th e claim a n t to m a k e up th e d ifferen c e b e tw e e n his old and n e w b e n e fit rate fo r past per (K i n d l y turn to p a g e 5) Attica Citizen’s Bank Has Been Sold To Interests By Haxton M r. Edwhrd F . O s tertag, P r e s i dent o f T h e C itizens B a n k o f Attica, N . Y , announced tod a y that con trolling interest in the Bank had been sold b y M r . Sh e r w in H a x ton o f Rochester, N . Y ., and b y M r. E d w a rd M . B irch o f A ttica, to individuals fro m A t t ica and East A u r o r a vicinity. T h e price paid w a s not disclosed. I n announcing th e sale o f th e stock M r. O s tertag recalled that last year a m e rger had been proposed th e m e e tin g , M r . B ishop, D ire c t o r , w ith the M a r ine T r u s t C o m p a n y o f th e S o c iety w i l l conduct tours. J o f W e s tern N e w Y o r k , but that the F e d e r a l R e s e r v e B o a r d at W a s h ington had disapproved the m e r g e r on th e ground that i t w a s in restrain t o f com p etition. I am v e r y h a p p y that this sale has been consumated M r. Oster tag stated fo r A t t ica is n o w assur ed o f continuing to b e served b y tw o B a n k ing institutions. This I am sure .w ill inu re to the benefit o f the com m unity. N o change in banking personnel is to .take place. Changes in the B o a rd o f D irectors w ill, h o w e v e r , be an nounced at a later date.
