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N E tf Y O R K S T A T E L IB R A R Y A lb a n y ,N .Y . ONE OF SIX W YO M ING COUNTY NEWSPAPERS 1 » p o m m g C o u n t y VOLUM E LXX XV W Y OM ING, N. Y., THURSDAY. MAY' 15, 1958 N U M B E R 2 0 O- E. S. O fficials Welcomed To Wyoming County D istrict D ep u ty G ran d M atro n , M ild red S attler o f P ik e an d D istrict G ran d L ectu re r C h arles E rn st o f th e G en esee-W y o m in g D istrict, w elco m e M o st W orth y G ertru d e L . Becker o f T u ck ah o and M o st W o rth A lv ah L . B ertrand o f C lay to n , on th e ir official visit to W y o m in g C o u n ty . Eastern Star State Officers’ Official Visit H e ld A t L etch w o rth C en tral School W ith B an q u e t S erv ed by S teb h in s C h ap ter of Pike, O v er 200 A tten d in g the B an q u e t an d 300 th e M eeting A fterw ard . The o fficial v isit o f th e state o f ficers o f th e O rd er o f th e E astern Star of th e S tate o f N ew Y o rk w as held M ay 7, a t th e L etch w o rth C en' tral S cho ol a t G ain esv ille, N . Y . A b an q u et w as h eld p receding th e m eeting, w ith. S teb b in s C h ap ter O . E . S . o f P ik e serv in g th e d in der. O rg an m u sic w as p lay ed b efo re and d u rin g th e b an q u et b y W arren Ridder, a stu d en t o f th e school and C h arles L ittle, su p erv isin g p rin ciple o f th e school. T h e P e rry E as tern S ta r Q u in tette san g d u rin g the d in n e r h o u r an d d u rin g th e evening. The m eeting w as o pen ed b y th e G ran d M arsh all, R . W . S idney Frair, B ro n x , N . Y . g reeting all present. H e th en tu rn ed th e m eet ing o v e r to R . W . M ild red S attler of P ik e D istrict D ep u ty G ran d M a tron, an d R . W . C h arles E rn st of Bergen, N . Y ., D istrict G ran d L ec turer o f th e G enesee W yo m ing D is trict. M o st in teresting m esseges w ere given b y G ertru d e L . B ecker, G ran d M atro n , M . W . A lv ah A . B ertra m , G ran d P atro n , R . W . V i ola K in g sto n , A ssoc. G ran d M atron R. W . A n d re w H ay n es, A ssoc. G ran d P a tro n , R . W . M ary S m ith, G ran d C o n d u ctress, R . W . E liz abeth P o u n d er, o f th e G enesee-W y om in g D istrict. They to ld th e m em b ers how their co n trib u tio n s h elp ed th e H o m e a t O risk an y p ro v id e com - (K in d ly tu rn to p ag e 5 ) R o g e r A . C ris t K ille d In C a r A c c id e n t S a tu rd a y Roger A . C rist o f 23 M u rray street, d ied S atu rd a y m o rn in g , M ay 10th. at th e W yo m ing C o u n ty C o m m u n ity H o sp ital a h alf hour a fte r ad m ittan ce fo llo w in g the w rec k in g o f h is car in th e Town of G ain esv ille as h e w as driving alo n e a t ab o u t 1:30 a. m . on th e h illy cu rv e ju st so u th east of th e in tersection o f R o u tes 19 and 19A . H e ap p a ren tly lo st con trol o f th e c a r w h ich ro lled en d over en d , th ro w in g h im in to a field n e a r th e h ig h w ay . T h e W a r saw F ire D ep artm en t R esq u e Squad took h im fro m th e scene of th e accident to th e h o sp ital. H e had received h ead an d ch est in juries. Roger A llen C rist, so n o f F ra n k lyn an d L u cy M . C la rk C rist w as born in W arsaw on S ep tem b er 3, 1938 an d w as g rad u ated fro m th e W arsaw C en tral S cho ol in 1956. He h ad b e e n active in school sports an d w as first b asem an on the W arsaw b aseb all team . H e w as a m em b er o f th e M eth o d ist church an d o f the F irem en ’s D ru m Corps. M r. C rist w as em p lo y ed as an installation an d re p a ir m an fo r th e Rochester T elep h o n e C o rp o ratio n in th e G eneseo D istrict. Surviving h im b esid es h is p a r- etns are a b ro th e r, F ra n k ly n C . Crist, a sister ,M rs. C h arles K rau ss both o f W arsaw an d a n iece an d two nephews. The fu n eral serv ice w as h eld at the M eth o d ist ch u rch on T u es day, M ay 13th at 2 p . m . w ith th e interm en t in th e W arsaw cem e tery. T h e R ev . M erly n V an tran o f ficiated. G e t N e w F a r m 1 W h e a t A llo tm e n t B y th e 1 s t o f J u ly A fa rm e r o n lan d o n w h ich no w h eat w a s seed ed fo r an y o f th e years, 1956, 1957, an d 1958, m ay apply o n o r b efo re Ju ly 1 fo r a “new fa rm ” w h eat acreage al lotm en t fo r th e 1959 w in ter w h eat crop. C h airm an R an d a ll o f th e W y om in g C o u n ty A g ricu ltu ral S tab ili zation a n d C o n serv atio n C om m it tee sa id to d ay . Even if w h eat w as p ro d u ced on the fa rm in 1958, th e farm is still considerd a n ew w h eat fa rm if it d id n o t h av e a 1958 allo tm en t, and th e fa rm e r m u st ap p ly a t th e County o ffice as a n ew pro d u cer, M r. R an d a ll said . A n im p o rta n t re q u irem n t fo r ob taining a n ew allo tm en t is to file a w ritten ap p lication b efo re th e July d ead lin e. T h is ap p lication m ay b e m ad e o u t on fo rm s w hich can b e o b tain ed In p erso n o r by m ail fro m th e C o u n ty A S C office. The C h airm an p o in ted o u t th at factors co n sid ered in d eterm in in g w h eth er a fa rm er is elig ib le fo r a new fa rm allotm en t w ill include the tillable acreage, ty p e o f soil, and to p o g ra p h y o f th e fa rm . T he operator’s fa rm in g sy stem is stu d ied a n d th e e x te n t to w h ich his livelihood d ep e n d s on h is farm in g operations. H e is also ask ed th e reason w h e a t w as n o t p lan ted on his fa rm in p ast y ea rs S la te ’s G ra n g e Q u e e n C o n te s t A t P e r ry F rid a y , J u n e 1 3 th Representatives o f ru ra l ch arm from th is area w ill co m p ete in a contest sch ed u led fo r Ju n e 13 to select o n e o f six reg io n al fin alists for th e title o f N ew Y o rk S tate G ran g e Q u een . M iss P a t E m erso n , N ew Y o rk City, G ran g e y o u th d irector, m ad e know n th a t th e Q u een w ill b e chosen from am o n g th e six fin alists a t B ib b in s H all, Ith aca, o n Saturday n ig h t, Ju n e 28. T h e w in ner w ill re p resent th e fa rm o r ganization at th e 1958 S tate F a ir. The local' reg io n al ev en t, d i rected b y E ileen P illsb u ry o f Jam esto w n , R .D . 3, a m em b er o f the G ran g e’s S tate Y o u th co m m ittee, w ill b p co n d u cted a t th e Perry G ran g e H all, W yo m in g County, w ith co n testants re p re senting A lleg an y , C attaraugus, Chautauqua, E rie, G en esee, L iv ingston, M o nroe, N iag ara, O rleans and W y o m in g co u n ties. O th e r fin alists w ill b e selected the sam e n ig h t a t reg io n al con tests in O ran g e, W arren:, L ew is, Chenanga aij/4 S ch u y ler co u n ties The G ran g e Q u een is ju d g ed on th e k n o w led g e o f th e G ran g e, leadership p o sitio n s h eld in th e organization an d h e r o th er G ran g e and co m m u n ity activities, as w ell as o n p erso n a lity an d ap p earance. The 1958 Q u een w ill su cceed M iss M ild red M ig n o n M atth ew s i o f H u n ter, G ree n e co u n ty , w h o reigned last y ea r. S h e r if f K e n ite d y H a s 3 0 0 C o m p la in ts D u rin g M o n th o f A p ril Sheriff K en n ed y re p o rts th ree hundred co m p lain ts w ere received during th e m o n th o f A p ril, in clu ding, .th ree m issin g p erso n s and four p erso n s fo u n d , o n e sto len car w h ich w as recovered, ten traffic infractions, eig h t felo n ies, tw en ty one au to accidents, n in e p erso n s injured in au to accidents, o n e b u rg lary an d te n larcenies. The h ig h est p o p u latio n o f th e jail. w as fo u rteen an-------- d th e lo w est iLpcal Scout Council Wins National Honor H as B een S elected by National R u ral S erv ice Com m ittee A s O ne o f th e M o st O u tstan d in g C ouncils In R u ral E x ten sio n S ervice. Tonnewonta Girl Seout Council Annual Meeting H eld S em i-A n n u al M eeting O n M o n d ay , A p ril 28th W ith D eleg ates F ro m M any Localities. A n n u a l M e e tin g Soil C o n s e rv a tio n D is tr ic t, th e 2 2 n d The an n u al C o -o p erato rs’ m eet ing o f th e W yo m in g C o u n ty S oil Conservation D istrict w ill b e h eld in th e E p isco p al C h u rch H all, W arsaw on T h u rsd ay , M ay 22, at 8 p. m . G erald W elch, E cono m ist w ith th e W atershed W o rk P lan Party, S oil C o n serv atio n S ervice, Thom as A . F en to n o f B atav ia, ,, G lrl, S c°u t U S D A w ill sp eak o n S m all W ater- president o f th e G en esee C o u n - s h e d s . There w ifi b e, m o v ies am i cil, |fie., B oy S co u ts o f A m erica, T f, ” f° nd y t . p r l 1 ' refreshm en ts. A ll co -o p erato rs of jc - - -------- - - ......... .has received w ord th a t th e local 15 a delegate bly| th e D istrict an d th eir w ives an d ten. T h e v alu e o f p ro p erty re p o r- , S cou t C ouncil h as b ee n selected representatives dlected fro m friends are in v ited to attend th is ted lo st o r sto len w as $1201.00 an d ^b y th e N atio n al R u ra l S erv ice f f ° U le 1en ^ g h h o rh o o d s m I m eetin g . the v alu e o f p ro p erty recovered ico m m ittee, as one o f th e N atio n ’s “ if66- ° ^ eS 'T ? ei\ 'T 6 ! ------------------ - --------- w jc S7Q SOth nr th wonies, m onies, in- rlu - m osttstandin o u tstang d in guncils fY innnils inr R n r- S T f 6 ^ e e_ C ! iiv .a iu r ic n i.c gate assem b ly also in clu d es th e u l i p C l V lS O F S O fficers an d B o ard M em b ers. A ll | jy jg -j- J ^ H S t w as $79.50. O e m in clu m o st o u C o in R u ded fin es a t S255.00, p ro b atio n at al E x ten sio n S erv ice d u rin g 1957. M errill O . W eller, 436 E . M am . , . ,, , , , , j o th e r reg istered a d u lt m em b ers street, B atav ia, M em b er o f th e are. ■ S32.00 an d re stitu tio n at $93.50. There m e ten blo o d ru n s to th e - “ -.w e lc o m e to a tte n d .. irr, , outside . , 4 * C ouncil E x ecu tiv e B o ard an d T h e ^ w ith T l i e s d a y Transfers in clu d ed o n e to M at- C h airm an of th e S co u t C ouncil F 1 Cerem o n jr b v 88 of J tew a n , o n e to W o o d b o u m e, o n e to L ead ersh ip T ra in in g C o m m ittee, B atav ja leadership qf Rochester S tate H o sp ital, o n e to w ill attend a R ecog nition D in n er M p M oC V av M r* Fal-i Industry, o ne to C o m p en satio n at th e C o n rad -H ilto n H otel C hic-1Johnson ^ ^ A n th o n y S in are. Court, an d tw o fro m o th er in stitu - ago, on T h u rsd ay , M ay 15th, as a M rs N o rm an E _ s t_ c la ir o f B a_ tions. representative o f th e h o n o r e d '^ P re sid en t o f th e co u n cil, --------------------------- [Council. T h e S ears R o eb u ck F o u n - L o n d u cted th e b u sin ess m eeti dation w ill serv e a s host o f th e 'w ith M rs H arv e y M f Recognition P ro g raq i. P ictu res an d d i S ecretary o f ^ C ounci] V.I 1 U I 1 AITU IA A A I f\T AT. A r. A I I ' Babson Discusses The Proposed Auto Strike publicity fo r local an d N atio n al giving a re su m e o f th e C o u n cil’s W h a t L ab o r S eek s, th e Liklihood o f a S trik e, L ab o r Saving M ach in ery an d W h at M an ag em en t C an D o. It is n o t m y cu sto m to discuss strikes. N ow , h o w ev er, M r. R eu th er’s ask in g th at th e n eg o tiatio n s b e postponed u n til th e to o lin g tim e com es tru ly aro u ses o n e’s an g er. This is a S o v iet-type th reat. E v eryone sh o u ld rise u p ag ain st it. W h a t L ab o r S eek s In th is y ea r o f p o o r sa les an d profits in th e au to in d u stry , th e UAW is b o ld ly ask in g fo r a g en eral w ag e in crease eq u iv alen t to about 11c an h o u r. It also seeks a considerable b ro ad en in g of th e present p en sio n p lan , ex p an d ed hospitalization an d in su ran ce b en efits, as w ell as m o re m o n ey fo r skilled w o rk ers. In ad d itio n to all th ese req u ests the U n io n is d em an d in g th a t th e Big T h re e - G en eral M o tors, F o rd and C h ry sle r - ad o p t a n ew ty p e of p ro fit sh a rin g p lan . T h is seem s publications w ill be arrangedi a t O rg an ization M eeti h eld on the P resentation C erem o n y . T h e S ep tem b er 10> i 957 and th e c h a r_ Genesee C ouncil, In c B oy S co u ts M eetti o f 0 c to b e r 2 2 1957. of A m erica, serv es G en esee, W y - w _ E CoUins Q f °TtT g1, -a n d L(lvlngTS7toa C ounties, ;T rea su re r, re p o rted o n th e state of Wf hK T T g ' spo\sol\,the T re asu ry fro m O cto b er 1, 1957 ed by 76 d ifferent o rg an izations tQ M a rch 3 1 19gg ™ho f ° yides Sfco u ti” gT f° r m o re T h e C o u n cil’s b u d g et fo r 1959, T an„o4i S co u ts.1and L ead e rs m w h ich h as p rev io u sl a ' the 2800 sq u are m ile area. In ad d i- ^ b th e B o ard o£ D irectoP tion to N atio n al recogm tio n th e ’ Supervisors A d o p t R eso lu tio n To U se A ll M o n ey A v ailab le For P ro g ress O n C attaraugus Road In T ow ns o f Ja v a and A rcad e. G en esee C ouncil, h as b ee n p re sented th e W estern N ew Y ork w as p resented an d ex p lain ed by Jam e s V an A rsd ale o f C astile, w ho „ , _ . . is th e F in an ce C h airm an . T h e Section tro p h y by th e R egion tw o |$32i053.oo b u d g et k p ro p o rtio n ed Com m itte, fo r th eir o u tstan d in g by C o u n ties w ith fu n d s deceived accom p lish m en ts in re cru itin g an d 1 ^ ^ C o m m u n ity C h ests o r G irl (K in d ly tu rn to p ag e 5 ) Scout F u n d D riv es. G en esee C oun ty is resp o n sib le fo r 45 p e r cen t; O rleans C ounty' 30 p e r cen t an d W y o m in g C o u n ty 25 p er cen t. In (K in d ly tu rn to p ag e 2 ) A F e w C h a n g e s N o te d F o r W a rs a w A lu m n i L is ts Regarding th e A lu m n i list o f W a rsaw g rad u ates n o w o n sale ^ t school, a t P a u l C arm o d y ’s sto re and th e n ew sp ap er office w e h av e been ask ed to m ak e th e fo llo w in g corrections: C h ris tia n Y o u th R a lly A t ■ P erry C h u rc h A ch ain re actio n in P o rtu g al w as b eg u n w h en th e R ev. A rth u r Brow n , in co o p eration w ith P o r- The n am es o f R ichard, R e g a n ' tu g u ese C h ristians an d o th e r m is- _ . should b e ad d ed to th e list o f [sio n aries, h eld ev an g elistic m eet- to m e a v ery p o o r tim e to m ak e m em b ers o f th e class of 1932; 'in gS in u n ch u rch ed areas. M r, such a n ex p en siv e an d fa r re ach ing d em an d , an d I p red ic t th a t th e auto m ak ers w ill re fu se to go a - long w ith it. Likelihood o f a S trik e M an y o b serv e rs b eliv e th a t th e current n eg o tiatio n s w ill re su lt in a stalem a te an d fin ally in a N o rm a F ish er B o o k m iller to 1945; [B row n, w h o w ill sp e ak a t th e Richard N eeley an d P eg g y W h eel- !P e rry B ap tist C h u rch , P erry , on er to 1952; B ru ce S m allw o o d to S a tu rd a y ev en in g , M ay 17th a* 1954; G ary D avies to 1956 an d .- 7 . 3 Q p m h a s h ad th e p riv ileg e R u th M artin to 1957. [of se ein g ch u rch es o rg an ized as Edwfard H . W illiam s o f th e £be re su it o f th is ev en g eiism . N ow class o f 1896 w rites th a t h e is n ° t [th ese ch u rch es are in th e pro-, deceased b u t is liv in g a t 45 S . cess Qf re p ro d u cin g th em selv es by strike. T h ey co n ten d th a t au to -1 ‘*ven!ue‘> ^ earl -R ‘v er> establishing o th ers. m o b ile in d u stry m an ag em en ts are in a b e tte r p o sitio n to stan d firm against th e m o re u n reasonable dem an d s o f lab o r th a n th ey h ay e been in re cen t y ea rs. I do n o t share th is v iew ab o u t a strike o f any len g th , an d h ere is w h y : The U A W treasurey h as al- N. Y . H e also say s th a t M arg ery ■ Brow n w as also re sp o n - Pettengill w as g rad u ated in 1896 isjb [e fo r a co rresp o n d en ce school instead o f 1895. T h e n am e o f o f ^ ro u rse s ^ to e c t th e p u b _ G rac e S ch n eck en b u rg er in th e lo catio n c f a n u m b er o f b o o k s d e- class o f 1896 sho uld re ad G race sig n ed to . h elp C h ristia n s an d Burlingam e. S h e is n o w G race 1 churches. In ad d itio n to these Schleuning of C hester,, C o n n . [duties, M r. B ro w n tau g h t in th e Also, G eo rg e G lasier listed as L ejria S em in ary w h ere y o u n g m en ready b een h ard h it b ecau se so1 iitt O rch a rd S< T ^ tia re 1x31116 ( 1 to ^ Pastors o f th e _____ 1 __ _ « « , R uth. G lasier a t 168 O rchard, street pnrfnoitAca nhnm hoo m an y m em b ers a re w o rk in g only part tim e o r are n o t w o rk in g a t all b ecau se o f p la n t slo w d o w n s Elizabeth, N . J. It is o f in terest to n o te th at and sh u td o w n s. O n ly re cen tly th e ^ rS- B T nC? e S aiT ett la i?g 0 A ® ay iC“•'•jC o U eg e, W_______ h eato n , Illinois. M r. UAW - in o rd er to ease its fin an - Portuguese ch u rch es. Prior to b eg in n in g h is m issio n ary w o rk , h e stu d ied a t W heaton cial p o sitio n - w as o b lig ed to cu t salaries o f so m e em p lo y ees. A l though so fa r as is k n o w n , M r. R eu ther h as n o t y et b ac k ed d o w n on any o f h is 1958 d em an d s. I fo re cast th a t in th e en d h e w ill feel obliged to co m p rim ise an d a strike should b e av erted . B u t if by vKindly tu rn to p ag t 2 ) P ro fe s s io n a l W o m e n T o B e E n te rta in e d B y th e “ F o u r F la ts ” The W a rsaw B u sin ess an d P ro fessional W om en’s C lu b w ill h o ld their m o n th ly d in n er m eeting on Tusday, M a y 20th a t 6:30 p . m . a t the M o ose H all. Follow in g d in n er th ey w ill b e en tertained b y th e “F o u r F lats”, o u r local Ju n io r B arb er S h o p Q u ar tet. M iss H elen Jo n es, P ro g ram Chairm an fo r th e m o n th , w ill show a film om th e re h ab ilitation of stro k e p atien ts. A ll m em b ers are u rg ed to attend this m eeting a n d g u ests a re co r dially in v ited too. D. A . R .’s W IL L S E E PICTURES O F W IL L IA M S B U R G The re g u la r m eetin g o f th e M ary Jem iso n ch ap ter, d au g h ters o f th e A m e rican R ev o lu tio n , w ill b e h eld M ay 23, a t 1:30 p . m . in th e S o u th Chapel o f th e U n ited C h u rch , W ar saw. M r. a n d M rs. K in n ey w ill sh o w pictures an d g iv e a ta lk o n W il liam sb u rg a n d o th er p laces. H o s- ber o f th e class o f 1888. , ______ , ___ ___ Shore, L . I., N . Y ., cousin o f th e B ro w n sp e n t tw o su m m er v aca- late P ro fesso r F lo y d B artlett o f ^ Youth fo r W a rsaw h as th e h o n o r o f b ein g c h ris t g o sp el team s in P o rtu g ai the o ld est liv in g g rad u ate, a m em - an d F o rm o sa. T h e first su m m er w as sp e n t in P o rtu g aL H is e x p e r ience th ere d irected B ro w n ’s a t- tion to th a t lan d as a p lace of m issio n ary service. A fter g rad u atio n fro m W h eato n College, M r. B ro w n received h is M A . d eg ree fro m th e sam e school. H e th e n sa iled fo r P o rtu g a l an d has n o w co m p leted h is first term of m issio n ary serv ice. There w ill also b e o th er item s o f interest to a ll in th is rally. E v ery one is in v ited . M o re C lin ic s F o r F o lio m y e litie s A re S c h e d u le d The W yo m in g C o u n ty H ealth D ep artm en t is co o p eration w ith the schools h a s sch ed u led ad d i tional Im m u n ization C lin ics fo r preschool an d school ch ild ren d u r ing M ay . P ro tection w ill b e o ffer ed ag a in st P o lio m y elitis, W ho op ing cough, D ip h th eria, T etan u s an d Sm allp o x . A ny p erso n w h o re ceived h is first in icu latio n in A p ril against P o lio m y elitis, W ho opin g cought o r D ip h th eria -T etan u s w ill require a second in jection in a m o n th ’s tim e. F o r th is reason, a series o f tw o clinics a m o n th a P .T .A . S p r in g C o n f e re n c e A t H a m b u rg Several o fficers o f th e W arsaw Central P .T _A . w ill attend th e a n nual S p rin g C o n feren ce o f th e 4ct ' “ , , “ W estern D istrict to b e h eld to d ay part h av e b ee n sch ed u led fo r eac h i& t ^ F ro n tie r C en tral S qho ol in SChOOl. W arn^nrtT Clinics sch ed u led fo r M ay are: The re g u la r m eetin g o f th e W y om in g C o u n ty B o ard of S u p er visors fo r th e m o n th o f M ay w as held a t th eir ro om s in W arsaw on last T u esd ay , M ay 13, w ith all m em b ers p resen t. Chairm an W ilson o p en ed th e m eetin g b y h av in g M r. D eG olyer of th e A g ricu ltu re C o m m ittee in troduce M r. E rv in g W . D u n b ar. D ep artm en t o f A g ricu ltu re an d H o rtic u ltu re In sp ecto r, o f th e M ark ets, D ivision o f P la n t S tu d y on D u tch E lm D isease. He sp o k e o f p en d in g leg islation, which g av e th e p o w er to en ter p ro perty fo r in sp ectio n an d au th o rity to co n d em n ' an d o rd er th e ir rem o val, w h ich w as seld o m u sed ?.s m o st p eo p le in th is p a rt o f th e state k n ew o f th e d isease an d h ad been g iv in g ex cellent co o p eration. The sav in g g race fo r th e to w n s w as th a t 500 fe et seem s to b e th e lim it p f sp read fro m a n in fected tree, so th a t ih th e co u n try , th e swam p s, scattered fe w trees ■was in *the V illages w h ere sh ad e trees are ap p reciaed th at th e p ro could b e ig n o red an d left, b u t it gram h as b een d o in g its b est w o rk . A fter M r. D u n b ar’d talk , w h ich w as ap p reciated an d listened to carefully, C le rk Je a n S tan d ish read th e m in u tes of th e A p ril m eetin g an d th ey w ere ap p ro v ed . There w as o n ly o n e co m m u n ica tion, th a t fro m M rs. A . B . D avis of P o rtag ev ille, th an k in g th e b o ard for th e re m em b ran ces o f A lv ah B . Davis. M r. D av is o f th e H ig h w ay C om m ittee p resented tw o reso lu tio n s, one re q u estin g th e S tate D ep art m en t o f P u b lic W o rk s to u se an y and all m o n ey p resently av ailab le for p ro g ress o n th e co m p letio n o f (K in d ly tu rr. to p ag e 2 ) Uterine Cancer To Be Discussed How to av o id th e trag ed y o f n eed less d eath s fro m u terin e can cer is th e m essage o f th e A m erican C an ce r S ociety’s n ew ed u catio n al film fo r w o m en w h ich w ill b e sh o w n in W arsaw on M ay 22n d a t 8:00 p . m . at W arsaw C en tral S cho ol. D r. Jo e ' V . M eigs, em in en t Boston gynecologist, ap p e ars th ro u g h o u t th e film an d ex p lain s th e sim p le tech n iq u e o f th e cell ex a m in atio n fo r u terin e can cer. T h e A m erican C an cer < Society u rg es w o m en in W arsaw to h av e an annual ch eck u p , in clu d in g a p elv ic ex am in atio n an d th e u terin e cancer cell ex am in atio n , as life-saving w eap o n ag ain st th e disease. This film sh o w in g is sp o n so red b y O rd er o f E astern S tar. R a n g e rs W o n O v e r P ris o n G u a rd s L a s t T h u r s d a y The W a rsaw R an g e rs S o ftb all team o p en ed th e season o n last Thursday ev en in g w h en th e y d e feated th e A ttica P riso n G u ard team 14 to 2. H eav y h ittin g b y th e Rangers w as a fe atu re o f th e gam e. On T u esd ay , M ay 13th th e R an g ers p lay ed th e L e R o y C o lo red G ain ts an d w en t d o w n sw in g ing to th e tu n e o f 11-5. T h e cro w d got a b ig k ick w atch in g th e co lo red boys, b u t th e R an g er b a ts w ere silept. The G ain ts w ill re tu rn la te r in the season an d m an y m o re good team s w ill corne to to w n . T h e team ag a in *th an k s all th e b u si ness firm s w h o m ad e p o ssib le their fin e n ew u n ifo rm s. In th e d raw in g fo r th e 50 g al. of g aso lin e, R o g er O tt o f W arsaw w o n th e lu ck y n u m b er. Second p riee w en t to E v erett H all o f F illm o re. N ex t g am e o n T u esd ay ev en in g , W atch th o se R an g e rs go. S tu d e b a k e r C o n firm s “N q w D e s ig n ” R e p o r t T h r u B ill M is s e rt Studebaker - P ack ard ’s recent announcem en t th ru B ill M issert Local d e a le r th at it w ill h av e a new ty p e car on th e m ark e t in 1959 co n firm s a ru m o r th a t h as been k ick in g aro u n d in th e au to m o tiv e b u sin ess fo r n ea rly a year. H aro ld E . C h u rch ill, en erg etic president o f th e S tu d eb ak er-P ack ard C o rp o ratio n h in te d th a t h is firm w as go in g to en te r th e “sm all car” field d u rin g a p ress p re view of th e 1958 m o d els in S o u th Bend last F all. B u t h e flatly re fused to elab o rate. O th er th an say in g th e n ew car w ill b e a fu ll sized “econom y ” m o d el o f “ a n ew d esig n sty le” , M r. C h u rch ill h asn ’t y et rev ealed m u ch in fo rm atio n ab o u t th e new car. B u t in th e p ast S tu d eb ak er has m o re th an o n ce se t th e au to m o tiv e in d u stry o n its co llective and o th e r in n o v atio n s. I S tu d eb ak er - P ack ard already I h as o n e “econom y ” c a r o n th e m ark e t - its S cotsm an w h icl\ w as m ain ly in stru m en tal in k eep in g S-P in b u sin ess last y ear. D u rin g [the cu rren t m odel y e a r th e firm .has ex p a n d ed its lin e of H aw k s and in ad d itio n h as b een n am ed the ex clu siv e ag en cy in th is co u n try fo rm ark etin g th e lin e o f G er m an b u ilt M ercedes-Benz cars, considered b y m an y as o n e o f th e finest m ak es o f cars in th e w o rld . W ed n esd ay , M ay 14, 8:45 a. m . A ttic a S cho ol. Thursday, M ay 15, 9:30 a. m . Benningtoq C en ter, V illag e H all. Thursday, M ay 15, 10:00 a. m . Cowlesville S cho ol. M o nday, M ay 19, 9:00 a. m . W a rsaw S chool. Friday, M ay 23, 9:30 a. m . A r cade S chooL M o nday, M ay 26, 9:00 a. m . S t. Cecelia’s S cho ol. M o nday, M ay 26, 10:00 a. m . St. M a ry ’s S chool. D u rin g A p ril 1142 in jections o f polio v accin e a n d 776 im m u n iza- tesses, M rs. M cW ithey, M rs. M otz, itio n s ag a in st W h o o p in g cough, M rs. F ra n k M o rris, M rs. Iv a n D oph.theria-Tietan.us a n d ' S m all- W oo d, M iss B lo d g ett. There w ill b e a b u sin ess m eet ing in th e afternoon fo llow ed' b y w o rk sho ps. T h ere w ill also be a special m eeting fo r school a d m in istrators w h ich P rin . G ilb ert P. B all w ill attend. W .C .T .U . In s titu te Is S c h e d u le d F o r M a y 2 1 s t T h e W y o m ing C o u n ty W .C .T .U . In s t itu t e w ill be held W e d n esday, M a y 2 1 st a t 10 a . m . in th e 'B a p tis t C h u rch in W arsa w . M rs. H a z e l C . W e lls, N e w Y o r k S ta te p iresi- COUNTY S T U D E N T S ON D E A N ’S L IS T A T A L F R E D The fo llo w in g stu d en s fro m W y om in g C o u n ty w h o a re attend ing th e S tate n iv ersity A griU cul tural a n d T ech n ical In stitu te a t A lfred are o n th e D ean ’s L ist fo r the second q u arte r: \ M iss A n n e E . R e^lfy o f W arsaw, daughter o f M r. an d M rs. T h o m as J. R eilly , a freshm an m ajo rin g in L ab o rato ry • T echn olog y. Florence A n n S ted m an of A ttica daughter o f M r. an d M rs. C h arles H . S ted m an . a se n io r m ajo r ing in S ecretarial S cience. • Leo B rad y o f A ttica, so n o f M r. K in g a n d Q u e e n C h o s e n A t W .C .S . S e n io r B a ll M iss D ian E m b u ry , d au g h ter o f M r. an d M rs. W . C . E m b u ry , W est Buffalo street, an d escort; Jo h n W h itlo ck , so n o f M r. an d M rs. Em o ry W h itlo ck , R o ch ester w ere reigning m o n arch s a t th e C lass o f 1958 B all in th e W arsaw C en tral School o n F rid ay ev en in g . M ay 9th. ' The sch o o l cafeteria w as d eco rated w ith o rch id s, ferns, an d black a n d w h ite stream ers. O ne com e r w as h ig h lig h ted b y a tro p i cal g ard en , co m p lete w ith b ird s and a th atc h ed h u t. M iss S an d ra A ck ler an d M iss N an cy S m ith se rv ed a t th e p u n ch table w h ich w as d eco rated w ith orchids an d b lu e tap ers. Last y e a r’s Ju n io r P ro m K in g and- Q u een , F ra n k M o ffatt an d Clarice L u cas p laced th e fe rn an d rose cro w n o n M iss E m b u ry ’s an d M r. W h itlo ck ’s h ead s. The “H o w ” L ew is o rch estra fu r nished m u sic. C h ap ero n es w ere M r. an d M rs. H aro ld S im m ons, M r. an d M rs. R o g er Jo h n so n , M r. and M rs. R ic h ard P re n tice, Jo h n H ack em er. dent fro m R iv erh ead , L o n g Island, w ill b e th e sp e ak er o f th e d ay . I P e te r S . B rad y , a sen io r m ajo rin g pox w ere g iv en a t S cho ol C linics. T h e p ro g ram w ill b e late. S o rry , in R ad io T echn olog y. Westiiigliouse Executives Tell Of 1958 Needs M a rk W . C resap, P re sid en t and Jo h n H o d n ettc, E x ecu tiv e V ice-President T alk o f N eed To O ffset “P ro fit S queeze.” Two to p ex ecu tiv es o f W estin g house E lectric C o rp o ratio n re cen t ly re p o rted to local W estin g h o u se m an ag em en t o n th e co m p an y ’s pro gress d u rin g 1957, an d em p h asized the n eed fo r m o re effective m eas ures to co u n teract th e g ro w in g “squeeze” on p ro fits. M a rk W . G resap, Jr., P resid en t, and Jo h n K . H o d o ette, ex ecu tiv e (vice p resid en t, b riefly d escribed to su p erv iso ry p erso n n el th e ccm pany’s success in m eetin g its sales and earnings o b jectives d u rin g 1957, an d th en d u rin g an o ft - th e record session an sw ered q u estio n s dealing w ith o v erall co m p an y o p er ations. A. C . M o n tieth jo in ed M r. C re sap a n d M r. H o d n ette in ad d ress ing th e local m an ag em en t g ro u p today. T h e m o to r an d C o n tro l plant is one o f se v eral o p erating divisions resp o n sib le to M r. M o n tieth. T om T u rn er, V ice P re sid en t of W estin g h o u se an d m an ag e r o f the M o to r an d C o n tro l D ivision, introduced th e to p m an ag em en t spokesm an an d b riefly ex p lain ed the p u rp o se o f th e m eetin g to plant su p erv iso ry p erso n n el. In rev iew in g th e accom p lish m en ts o f th e p ast y ear, M r. C resap said th a t th e co m p an y h ad su c cessfully m et its 1957 sales an d earnings o b jectives. “W e h ad p red icted th a t d u rin g 1957 co m p an y sales w o u ld p ass the $ 2 billion m ark fo r th e first tim e in h isto ry , an d th at earn ings w o u ld be in th e n eig h b o rh o o d of fo u r d o llars a sh a re. W e m et each o f th ese g o als w ith sa les o f S4.18 p er sh are,” h e said . The W estinghouse p resid en t cautioned, h o w ev er th at o v er th e oast few w ears th ere h as d ev el oped a sq u eeze o n p ro fit m arg in s (K in d ly tu rn to p ag e 5) W IL L H E A R S P E A K E R FRO M B U F F A L O Invitations h av e b ee n se n t o u t for th e a n n u al P . T . A . S ch o lastic and T eac h er - R eco g n itio n D ay dinner o n W ed n esd ay , M ay 21st at 6:30 in th e W a rsaw C en tral School cafeteria. Through Ih e co u rtesy o f th e R o chester T elep h o n e C o rp o ratio n they w ill b e ab le to h a v e H aro ld Craw fo rd as sp e ak er fro m th e P u b lie R elations D ep artm en t, B u ffalo . L e tc h iv o rth B o y s T o R e c e iv e E m p ir e F a r m e r D e g re e s D av id S h ea rin g an d Je rry K ra i w ill receive th e E m p ire F a n n e r aw ard a t th e S ta te F F A co n v en tion aw ard s b an q u et, M ay 17th at Canton, N . Y . O n ly tw o p e r cen t o f th e F F A m em b ers in N ew Y o rk are elig ib le to receive th is d eg ree. It is th e' highest d eg ree g iv en in th e state. The aw A 'd is b ased on th e size and d eg ree of h is su p erv ised fa rm ing program ,, a n d h is leadership abilities in. F F A an d o th e r com m u n ity activities. A lso u p o n h is know led g e of fa rm b u sin ess an d records an d d ev elo p m en t o f farm ing p lan s. B A S E B A L L W A R S A W v s W Y O M IN G W A R S A W P A R K SUNDAY, M A Y 1 8 T H - , 2:30 P . M .
