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l c J U N 2 6 1958 NElf YORK -STATE ’LIBRARY A l b a n y , N . Y . O N E O F S IX W Y O M IN G COUNTY N E W S P A P E R S p o m t n a C o u n t y V O L U M E LX X X V W Y O M ING , N. Y „ TH URSD A Y . JUNE 26, 1958 N U M B E R 26 Babson Discusses Suggestions To Labor Leaders L a r g e F i r e Losses, G r e a t e r U se o f S p r in k lers and A s b e s t o s A r e G r e a t Op portu n ities F o r L a b o r L e a d e r s T o Im p r o v e W o r k in g Conditions. I h a v e npt before com m ented on th e terrib le facto r y fire in N e w Y o r k C ity o f som e m o n ths ago b e c a u s e I w ish e d to get th e facts. I h a v e n o w secured these fa c t s through the H o m e In s u r a n c e C o m p a n y o f N e w Y o r k , which I con s id e r th e best fire in s u ran c e com p a n y in the U n ited States, and o f w h ich I am a proud sm a ll stock h o ld e r . M o s t F i r e L o s s e s C a n B e A v o ided T h e fin a n c ial losses incurred throu g h fire are u s u a lly covered b y insurance. B u t in s u ran c e can n e v e r fu l l y com p e n sate for loss o f life , lo s s of a job, or loss of a su c c e s s fu l business. Often this also m e a n s th a t the city w ill lose ta x a b le property, because to d a y a f t e r a fire the ow n e r s often u s e th e in s u ran c e m o n e y to relo c a te in som e other m o re su it a b le lo cation. L a s t y e a r the d o llar vo lu m e o f fire losses in the U n ited S t a t e s clim b e d to a new h ig h o f $1,0 2 3 ,- 190,000, up 3.4% fro m 1956. D u r in g the past ten years, the ann u a l d o lla r v a l u e o f fire losses had jum p e d 43.9% . O f course, in f la tion o f b u ildin g costs h a s been im portant factor in th is in c rease. N e v e r t h e less, the sad fa c t is that lo s s e s o f life and o f p ro p e r ty fro m fire are excessively and un n e c e s s a r ily high. A n d these loss e s w ill tren d h igh e r un less som e th in g is done soon. (Kindly turn 1 i oage 5) John J. Copseys Celebrated Their Golden Anniversary M r. an d M rs. Jo h n J . Copsey Jr . , of N o rth En d A v e ., K e n m o r e celebrated th e ir G o lden a n n iv e r sa r y on T u e s d a y , Ju n e 17 . T h e ir son T h o m a s C o p sey and th e ir daughter, M rs. H a rold A . L ittle entertained a fa m i ly group in th e ir honor at d in n e r at L y o n s T e a Room M o n d a y Ju n e 16. M r. and M rs. C o p sey w e r e m a r ried in A ttica, N . Y ., J u n e 17, 1908 and lived in B u f f a lo and K e n m o r e since 1920. B o th are m e m b e rs o f K e n m o r e P r e s b y t e r ian church, M rs. C o p sey is a ch a r t e r m e m b e r o f the K e n m o r e M o ther’s C lub. M r. Cop sey retired M a rch 17, 1956 fro m the L ib e r t y B a n k o f B u ffa lo a f t e r m o re than 5 1 y e a r s service. T h e la s t 22 y e a r s as m a n a g e r o f th e M ilita r y R o a d B r a n c h . Warsaw Central Graduated Class Of Fifty-two H igh Id e a ls H e ld U p F o r th e C lass A s It Com m ences a N e w Phase of L i f e . M a n y R e c e ived A w a r d s . Will Preach In Ireland On Exchange Basis T h e R e v . N o r b e r t Sm ith and H is W ife, G e n e lla C a rpen ter Sm ith W ill A lso V isits the Continent, In c lu d in g R u s s ia. County Firemen Convened At Silver Springs N e w O fficers E lected F o r th e E n s u in g Y e a r and L i s t o f V a r io u s P r iz e W inners A r c A n n o u n c e d . T h e W y o m ing C o u n ty V o lun teer F irem e n ’s A s s o c iation held th e ir 44th 'an n u a l convention a s gu e s t o f th e S i l v e r S p r in g s F ire D e u a rtm e n t th is past w e e k . T h u r s d a y evening, Ju n e 19th, w a s the d in n e r and busin n e s s m e e ting held in S t . M a r y ’s H a ll. 265 m e m b e r s and gu e s ts w e r e served a deliciou s chicken b a r b e c u e dinner. A f t e r the d in n e r the b u s in e s s m e e ting fol lo w e d . O fficers fo r the com ing y e a r a r e : Jo s e p h C h a s tek, S i l v e r S p r in g s , presid e n t; W m . K irsch , S t r y k e r s v ille , treasu r e r ; D o n Startin g on T h u r s d a y , .Ju n e I9th, the R e v . N o r b e r t Sm ith o f D u rand, M ich., and h is w ife, G e n e lla C a rpen ter Sm ith, fo r m e r ly o f W a rsaw began a ten w e e k p a s toral and tour o f E u r o p e that w ill ta k e them into So v iet R u s s ia. T h e y flew non - stop fro m D e troit to Shannon, Irelan d Ju n e 19 . A t the Shan n o n a irfie ld th e y w ill h a v e a short v i s it w ith h is exch a n g e pastor the R e v . G e o r g e W . Fergu s o n o f C a r low , Irean d and his w ife. C a r lo w is 50 m iles sou th w e s t o f D u b lin. E a c h pastor w ill participate in the exch a n g e fo r six S u n d a y s . T h e n e x t fo u r w e e k s the Sm ith w ill o u r Europe. In addtion to the se r v ice s to b e held in C a r lo w , R e v . Sm ith w i l l preach in B e lfa s t , D u b lin and C o rk. T w o in t e r v iew s h a v e been a r ran g e d w ith the Sm ith s to b e broadcast o v e r the N a tion a l Irish rad io in D u b lin ; one on a r r i v a l ! an d another on leavin g . T h e exch a n g e , R e v . Sm ith e x plained, w a s arran g e d b y the W o rld M e thodist C o u n c il “ to in crease th e in terchan g e o f id e a s o f C h r is t ian fello w s h ip and to dem o n strate th e u n iv e r s a lity o f C h ristian exp e r ien c e .” A total o f 1 1 M e thodist m in isters fro m the U n ited States are exch a n g in g w ith 1 1 from E u rope. S i x w ill go to E n g lan d , three to Irelan d and o n e to G e r - R o w e C a s t ile secretary and the many> R e v ‘ Sm ith exp lain e d th a t w ill b e the first exch a n g e w ith Irelan d and G e r m a n y . F o r tru s tees as fo llo w s : Stan S lu s s e r , C a s t ile, I y e a r ; L lo y d H u b b a rd, P e r r y , 2 y e a r s ; A . H . Sch roder, A r c a d e , 3 years. F o llo w in g the business m e e ting D o n R o w e introduced L e R o y D e l lin g e r , th e gu e s t sp e a k e r of the evening, a fire prevention engineer an d an authority on. both fire fightin g an d fire prevention. M r. D e llin g e r p r a ised W y o m ing C o u n - t y F irem e n fo r th e ir p a r t in the United Fund Drive m e r ly m o st exch a n g e s w e r e m a d e w ith England: because other e x changes requ ir e d A m e r ican p a s tors w h o could sp e a k a flu e n t foreign language. T h e D u rand church is the sec o n d l y turn to p a g e 5) Castile Planning N e w Y o r k S t a t e fire train in g pro g r a m an d o n v a r io u s p h a s e s o f fire prevention . Entertainm e n t fo l lo w e d th e m e e ting b y a group fro m B u f f a l o secured b y the S il v e r Sp r in g s F i r e D epartm e n t. F r i d a y evening, J u n e 20th, th e y h e ld th e ann u a l parad e , ab o u t 23 com p a n ies w ith accom p a n y ing b a n d s and d r u m corps m a rched b y th e re v ie w in g stand. P r izes (K i n d ly tu r n to p a g e 5) In Place o f Seven W I L L C O N D U C T E V E N I N G V A C A T I O N B I B L E SC H O O L V a c a t io n B i b l e Sch o o l w i l l be conducted b y th e F irst B a p tist C h u r c h o f W a r s a w J u l y 7th throu g h the 18th. T h e sessions w i l l h e h e ld M o n d a y through F r i d a y o f the tw o w e e k s from V7:00 to 8:30 p . iru n igh tly, R e v . Jo h n R . A lle n , p a s t o r o f th e church, h a s announced. T h e school, design e d fo r you n g sters w h o w ill b e g in k in d e rgarten in Sep t e m b e r and on u p through seven t h grade, w ill use re g u la r V a c a tion B ib le School m a t e r ial w h ich w i l l in c lu d e B ib le stories, h a n d w o r k , contests, sin g in g and m a n y other in terestin g things. F o r fr e e tran sportation , call W a r s a w 492. G A R D E N C L U B T R I P SO O N T h e W a r s a w G a r d e n C lub trip to M o ss L a k e w il take p lace on J u l y 10 t h . A l l m e m b e rs a r e rem in ded to m a k e t h e ir r e s e r v a t io n s not la t e r th a n S a t u r d a y , Ju n e 28th w ith M r s . M a b e l W a lker, W a r s a w 7 2 3 - F - 4 . ' In the past fe w y e a r s C a stile has raised som e $4000.00 each y e a r in seven sep a r a t e door to door cam p a igns fo r th e v a r io u s ch a r itab le organizations. R e c e n t ly a com m ittee m a d e u p o f m e m b e r s from a l l organizations m e t and discussed th e problem s . A s a result, the U n ited Fun d o f C a s tile, Inc. w a s organized w itli R e v . E d w a r d B la c k a s president. T o assist R e v . B la c k the fo llo w in g officers and d irectors w e r e elected: V ice-president, C h a r les V a n A r s d a le; secretary, M iss M a r ilyn A lle n ; treasu r e r , S t a n le y H a rm o n ; directors: M a rtin C a r e y , chairm a n budget com m ittee; R o y Strivin g s , chairm a n cam p a ign com m ittee; Jo s e p h P a r d e e , ch a irm a n p u b licity com m ittee; M rs. R o s e B r a c o n e ; M rs. M a rietta B a r lo w ; M r s . M a r jo r ie B ig g e r t ; P a u l W e iss; L a w r ence C a rlson. A budget is b e in g set u p fo r the d r iv e in th e F a l l to in c lu d e the C a n c e r So c iety, H e a r t F u n d , B o y Scouts, G i r l Scouts, M u s c u lar D y s trophy So c iety, M a rch o f D im e s . T h e directors are n e g o tiatin g w ith the R e d C ross also. T h e U n ited Fun d offers obvious ad v a n t a g e s in the savin g in tim e and lab o r to w o r k e r s a s w e ll a s to contributors. It does riot affect an y m a il solici tations such as E a s t e r o r C h rist m a s Seals. T h e U n ited F u n d w i l l also dissem in a ted a l l in form a tion reg a r d in g th e w o r k o f each so- W ith the presentation o f the d ip lom a s on T u e s d a y evening to th e class o f 1958, fifty - t w o m ore stu d e n t s becam e alum n i o f the W a r s a w C e n t r a l School. T h e p r o g r a m w h ich took place in the sch o o l auditorium w a s opened w ith the In v o c a tio n given b y the R e v . J o h n R . A llen . M u s ical selec tio n s included a cornet solo, M aid o f th e M ist b y Ju d it h W ickens an d a vocal solo, Y o u ” N e v e r W a lk A lon e , su n g b y Anne B r o w n e . D a v id H a ll, the salutatorian sp o k e on today’s challenge to yo u t h . H e urged, use y o u r en d o w m e n ts in the rig h t w a y to b r in g about a better w o rld. T h e re i s a sp e c ial jo b fo r each and all sh o u ld be done in harm o n y and as a team . T h e valed ictorian , D o u g las G a y en larged on the them e , P r iv ileg e s | B r i n g R e spon sibilities and am o n g o t h e r poin ts he m a d e w a s the thought that w e h a v e been given fr e e education b y our com m u n ity and w e can rep a y it b y providing education fo r the next generation. F r e e d o m , another p r ivilege o f ours also b r in g s responsibilities, h e ad d e d and u r g e d th a t w e serve on ju r y w h e n asked and tak e other com m u n ity responsibilities. Im p rove on Y o u r R e c o rd, w a s th e su b ject o f Ju d g e Jo h n S. C o n a b le’s address. O f fo u r types o f people h e recen t ly had contact w ith th e ju d g e said, one had no p r in c ip le, another m a d e a good im p ression b u t g a v e no perform kn e e a third liv e d too m u c h too soon and the fourth, an E a g le Sc o u t displayed leadership, stud- iousness and re a ll y k n e w how to liv e . It is not ju s t w h a t w e do, th a t counts, b u b w h a t w e are, h e declared . H a v e th e right attitudes, to w a r d others, tow a rd w o rk and to w a r d y o u r s e lf; w o r k construc tiv e ly and be w illin g to assum e responsibilities. T h e presentation o f aw a r d s and d ip lom a s w a s given b y P r in c ip a l G ilb e r t P . B a ll w ith sp e c ia l at tention to the achievem e n ts and fu t u r e p lan s o f m a n y o f the stud ents. T h e R e v . A lle n then pro nounced the benediction and w ith th e p la y in g o f V e r d i’s G r a n d M a r c h b y M iss T h e lm a Sp in k at th e organ th e class left the aud i torium . James Alficri Joanne Anastasia John Apclcby William Bagg Irving Baxter Roger Brei Carol Brocket Anna Browne David Browne Duane Christ Garv Crawford Paul Eberle Russell Eck Joanne Ellis Dian Emhurv W ayne Fitzgerald Douglas Gay Albert Glosser Gail Goodenow David Hall Gayle Herman John Hoy Roger Tohnson Kerry Kelley Toan Kibler Jean Kinney N ancy Knight Sally Lindstrom Clarice Lucas Beverly Lundahl Karl Lunge Sharon Mandeville Linda Marchant June Miller Frank Moffatt Virginia Neeley Susan Nicholson Helene Putney W ilma Rawleigh M ary Alice Regan Maxine Regan M a ry Reilly Joan Schoenacker Harold Simmons M ary Ann Smith Priscilla Smith , Suzanne Smith Shelley Stokes Judith Wickens Sandra W ilyat Marilyn W right Bruce Zeches [Alumni Came :From Far And Near For Banquet Young People Are Attending . Church Conferences T h e you n g people attending S i l v e r L a k e Cam p , fro m th e U n ited C h u r c h , W a r s a w Ju n e 22 to 28 a r e : B r e n d a Council, P a t r icia Joh n s o n , L in d a F r a issin e t , L in d a Stearn s , Ja n e Thom son, K a r e n W eidm an, N a n c y Scott, S u s a n B rom a n , M a r c ia Sprin g e tt, P a t r i cia N e id r a u e r , S u e E m h u r v , O v e r 800 W a r s a w H igh and Cen C h a r la Ross, N a o m a Cousins, S u tra l school alum n i attended the M o re T h a n 800 S a t D o w n F o r the Good D inner and the F in e P r o g r a m . R o ll W a s C a lled B y 1 C lasses. san. R a u p p , M a r ilyn B lasiu s . T h o s e atten d in g W e lls C o n fer ence, A u r o r a , N. Y ., J u l y 3 to 10 •E igh ty Y e a r s o f W a r s a w Schools’ celebration on Satu r d a y , Ju n e '21 T h e school cafeteria w a s decora a r e : C h e r y l C o u n c ill, M a r y M a c - ,ted w ith bouquets o f sum m e r L a r e n , P e n n y W h e e ler, G e o r g e |flow e r s . F r u i t ju ices and assorted M o ffat, Ja m e s E c k , Jam e s B r o - crack e r s w e r e served du rin g the m a n , R o b e r t W h e e ler, E in a r G a ll, cou rse o f the reception in the F lo y d Stearn s , M a r v in T a y l o r , : school c a feteria. N a m e p lates iden M a rgaret M a rtin, Ja n e t Scott, jtified th e gu e s t s and th e y e a r o f C a rol Scott, M a u reen B lasiu s , K a y jth e ir graduation fro m school. H o tchkiss. j A t 6:30 p. m . the guests filed L i s le C o n ference - Ju n e 22 to l]3351 b ” f,f,et ^ b les and p a r 28 - C a r r o lle Cousins. took o f *h e follow m g m e n u : Cold A W A R D S P R E S E N T E D A lb e r t S . A lb r o M a th aw a rd: given to th e Sen io r w ith the high est average in M a th, D o u g las G a y ; to 't h e student w ith the highest a v erage in G e o m e try, M ichael Sm a ll w o o d , P a u l W h itcom b. Jo h n P h i llip Sau s s a B a n d A w a r d : Ju d y W ickens. R e n s s e la e r M e d a l - A c h ieve ciety. A d d r e s s a ll in q u iries o r s h g - in M a th and Science’ D a v id E i n a r G a ll is attending W e lls C o n ference th is w e e k . the N e w Y o r k S t a t e ’s new R u les o f the R o a d go into e f f e c t J u l y 1 T h e y ap p ly to everyo n e u s in g our streets and h igh w a y s . T h e B u r e a u o f M o tor V e h icles h a s prepared this digest o f t h e new law s . K n o w them and L I V E b y them . tu r k e y , cold ham , ro a s t b e e f, strin g b e a n s en casserole, potato salad, cab b a g e salad, ro lls and but 1 ’ ter. C o ffee and appl p ie w e r e served at the tab les in the gym n a sium b y m e m b e rs o f the C lass o f 1959, under the guidance o f th e ir spon sor, M iss E m i l y U z n a n s k a . E n t r y m u s ic w a s played on th e organ b y M iss Thelm a Sp in k ., w h o g a v e ren d itions o f popular m u sic cov erin g the eigh t y years period. Seated a t the sn e a k e r s table w e r e M r. and M rs. R a y W itter ’ 15. M r . and M rs. L a u r e n c e So r in g ’15 M r. and M rs. G ilb e r t B a ll, the R e v . an d M r s . H a rold B u r lin gam e ’36. T h e A lu m n i tables w e re decorated w ith bouauets o f peon ie s and oran g e and b la c k fla g s d e s ign a ting class n u m e rals. M r. B a l l , school P r in c ip a l, w e l corned th e alum n i. R a y W itter, M a s ter o f C e rem o n ies called a ro ll o f classes. T h e oldest class Jr^nresented w a s Irv i n g B o t s ford I’92 w ith M r s . R o s e M u n g e r O v - ia t t o f th e cla s s o f ’94 also there, M a b e l W iggins Cochrane ’02 w a s ©resent from L a F e r ia , T e x a s , C liffo r d W a r e s ’ 40 from Corpus C h risti, T e x a s , and Je a n H o w e ,Do\vless’52 and tw in sister, Jo a n H o w e M c N ich o l o f Ja c k s o n v ille, F lo r id a w e r e present. A lso C lar en c e A d a m s ’00 fro m G a lena, M ich. W a rsaw ’s B a r b e r Sh o p Q u a r tette, “ T h e O a tkans’’, ren d e red several num b e rs. M r. W itter paid (K in d ly turn to page 8) B ig g e s t sin g le cau s e o f a ll per son a l in ju r y accid e n t s is d r iv in g w h ile not h a v in g th e rig h t - o f - w a y . T h is vio latio n last, y e a r c a u s 1 ed 45,340 in j u r y accidents i n l c . . i N e w Y o r k , 242 o f them fa t a l. lo w m u l l i n g root L e a r n these b a s ic righ t o f w a y 11*1 Warsaw Opens ru le s and Obey them . * .Monday, June 3 0 t h W h en you approach an intersec tion, yield the righ t o f w a y to a * T h e B e a r d s le e M e m o rial Sw im veh icle w h ich h a s alread y entered (n u n g Pool a t th e W a r s a w _ V illage it fro m a d iffe r e n t road. 'P a r k w ill open at 2 p. m. fo r the W h e n tw o veh icles e n t e r a n in - 1 1958 season o n \June 30th. R e g istra tersection fro m d ifferen t ro a d s a t 11011 cards W*U h e issued starting about th e sam e tim e , the veh icle o n Ju n e 30th at the follow ing on th e rig h t h a s the right o f w a y . W h e n y o u in tend to turn le f t at an intersection, yield the rig h t o f w a y to a n y ve h icle com ing from the opposite direction, w h ich is w ith in the in tersection or so close h o u r s only, No Exceptions. 10 a. m . t o 1 p . m . 2:30 p. m . to 5 p. m . S a t u r d a y 10 a. m . to 12 noon. T o obtain card s com e to the d o o r m a rk e d “ S u p e rintendent” lo cated on the north side of the V il a s to b e an “ im m e d iate h a z a r d ” . |la S f O ffice B u ild in g on South A n y Other veh icle m u st y i e ld the M a in Street. R e g is tration fe e fo r rig h t o f w a y to th e veh icle w a it in g to tu r n . resid e n t s o f the T o w n an d V il- a g e o f W a r s a w u n d e r 18 years T h e s e are g e n e r a l ru e s and are vvi11 be 50c fo r the season. T h e m o d ified w h e n tra f f i c i s controlled b y sign s , sig n a ls o r a police o f ficers. In general, a l l tra f f i c la w s ap p ly to person s x;iding an im a ls o r d r iv in g an im a l d r a w n veh icles. S u c h persons h a v e the sam e rig h t s and du ties a s o p e r a t o r s o f m o tor veh icles. * . Y o u can get a copy o f the n e w 12 p a g e booklet, “ N e w R u le s o f the R o a d ” , b y callin g at o r w r i t in g to the B u r e a u o f M o tor V e h icles. registration fe e fo r 18 y e a r s and o ld e r w h o a r e residents of the vil la g e o f W a r s a w w ill b e $1.00 for th e season. A fe e o f 25c w ill be charged fo r one sw im m in g p e r iod. A paren t o f children w h o h a v e n o t passed th e ir 16 t h b irth d a y m u s t sig n th e ir card s fo r p e r m is sion to use the sw im m in g pool. gestlons to R e v . E d w a r d B la c k , P . O. B o x , C a s tile, N. Y . (K i n d l y turn to page 4) Will Attend Church Meetings In Boston And Lafayette, Ind. T h e R e v . H e r b e r t G . C o u n c ill, Jr . , o f t h e U n it e d C h u r c h o f W a r saw h a s b e e q elected b y the G e n esee V a lle y A s s o c iatio n a s a del egate to th e m e e ting o f th e G e n e r a l C o u n c il o f C o n g regational C h r is t ian C h u r c h e s to be h e ld in M e c h a n ics H a ll, Boston, M a ss., b e g in n in g a t 2:00 p . m . o n T u e s day, Ju n e 24, an d continuing th r o u g h . M o n d a y noon, Ju n e 30. T h e R e v . R o g e r K . P o w e ll, R e g istra r o f C o lgate-R o c h e s t e r D iv in it y school, w i l l be guest m in ister o n S u n d a y , Ju n e 29th, in R e v . C o u n c ill’s absence. M rs. Jo h n B irk la n d le f t tow n T u e s d a y , Ju n e 24 fo r t h e qu a d r e n niaT m e e tin g o f the N a tional P r e s b y t e r ian W o m e n ’s O rganization to be held on th e C a m p u s o f P u r due U n iv e r s it y , L a f a y e t t e , In d . Sh e is one o f 10 d e legates attend in g fro m G e n e s e e P r e s b y t e r ia l, plu s th e p r e s id e n t S h e w i l l re turn J u l y 42nd. M rs. B irklan d ! is fro m th e W o m e n ’s G u ild o f th e W a r s a w church. Warsaw Is Allocated S2,000 From State For Recreation Use T h e V illa g e o f W a r s a w and T o w n o f W a r s a w h a v e b e e n alloca ted $1,000 and $1,000, State aid, resp e c t ively, fo r a jo in t recrea tion project fo r a 12 m o n th p e r iod, the N e w Y o r k S t a t e Youth Com m ission announced today. A p p lication s fo r S t a t e aid sub m itted b y th e m u n icipalities indi cate th e y w ill spend an aggregate o f $4,000 du rin g the y e a r to p r o v id e a recreatio n program . A c t ivi ties to b e provid e d include: v io u s y e a r s - sw im m ing, sports, Y e a r ro u n d p ro g ram as in pre etc. * R O B B E R Y A T T H E N U - W A Y A P P A R E N T L Y W A S A T T E M P T E D L a t e S a t u r d a y night th e 2 1 s t a s P o licem a n H a rold' S c h o f f w a s cru isin g alon g So u t h M a in street in W a rsaw h e sa w fo u r m e n gath ere d at a door o f the N u W a y m a rket, ap p a r e n tly tr y i n g ' to b r e a k in. Sum m o n ing aid from the s h e r i f f s departm e n t a n effort w a s m a d e to apprehend them but w ith o u t success. A c c o rd in g to the p a p e r s tw o o t h e r N u W a y stores in th is part o f th e state h a v e been re lie v e d of considerabe m o n e y , recen tly. Neivs Early Please K in d ly get yo u r new s and, ad v e r tisin g to us as e a r ly as possible next w e e k . On account o f the 4th o f J u l y a ll o f o u r p a p e r s w ill go to press early . Warsaw Church Will Observe 150th Anniversary The U n ited C h u rch of W a rsaw W a s F o rm e d In 1808 — A Sim p le C e lebra tion O n Su n d a y , Ju l y 13 t h Is B e in g Planned. Come To Warsaw On July 4th and Join In the Celebration Warsaw Has Long Been the Scene o f One of Western New York’s Largest 4tl» o f July Celebrations and Always a Good Time Is Had By All. On J u l y 13th th e U n ited C h u rch w ill celebrate the 150th an n iver sa r y of the organization o f W a r saw ’s first religious society, T h e F i r s t Congregational C h u r c h of W a rsaw , w h ich w a s form e d Ju l y 14 , 1808 w ith ten m e m b e rs. L a t e r it becam e affiliated w ith the P r e s b y terian denom ination. In 1840 n e a r ly h a l f the m e m b e rs w ith d r e w and organized a new C o n g r e gational church. In the f a l l o f 1943 h o w e v e r their differen c e s h a v in g been forgotten m a n y lon g decades before, the tw o congregations v o ted to m e rge and on F e b r u a r y 13 , 1944 the U n ited C h u rch of W a r saw , Congregational and P r e s b y terian w a s o f fic ia lly constituted. T h is sesquicentennial celeb r a tion w ill be held at m o r n in g se r vice J u l y 13th at ten o’clo c k w ith a n h istorical address b y R e v . H e r bert G . C o u n c ill, J r . , and this w ill b e follow e d b y a co ffee hour in th e south chapel. F u r t h e r d e t a ils in regard to the celebration w ill be given later. A b r i e f historical booklet is b e in g prepared fo r m a iling. Boy Fatally Injured By Farm Tractor Roger. W illiam K a h l of the W est H ill, W a r s a w w a s in ju r e d fa t a ll y M o n d a y, Ju n e 23rd w h e n h e w a s ru n over b y a tractor i n the d r iv e w a y o f h is hom e. H e w a s the son o f F r a n k G . and N o rm a H a lstead K a h l and w a s riding on the rear o f the m a c h ine w ith h is cousin, G a r y K a h l w h o w a s operating it in rev e r s e w h e n he fe l l off and the tractor passed over him . H e w a s r u s h e d to the W y o m ing C o u n ty C o m m u n ity H o spital b y the R e s c u e S q u a d at about 1 2 : 1 5 and lived o n ly a few m inutes. H e had received head and in t e r n a l in ju r ies. R o g e r had com p leted the 7th grade at W a rsaw C e n t r a l School, w a s a m e m b e r o f th e Ju n i o r H o n o r Society, B o y Scout T roop 33 and th e 4-H . H e attended the M e thodist Church and w a s a m e m b e r o f the Y o u t h Fellow s h ip. B o rn in W a rsaw on N o v e m b e r 2 1, 1945, he is su r v ived b y h is paren ts, tw o sisters, Ju d y and Jo a n n e and h is m a ternal gran d p a r e n ts M r . and M rs. W a lter H a lstead o f W a rsaw . T h e fu n e ral is b e in g h e ld th is T h u r s d a y afternoon, Ju n e 26th at 2 p. m . a t W e e k s F u n e r a l H o m e w ith th e interm e n t in the W a rsaw cem e tery. T h e R e v . M e r - lyn V a n t r a n is the officiatin g clergym a n . I f y o u are in the h a b it of com in g to W a rsaw on J u l y 4th you kn o w that yo u are going to h a v e a good tim e . H o w e v e r let’s un fo ld a fe w of the highlights fo r those w h o h a v e not and w o n d e r w h y so m a n y \people do. A f t e r a g r e a t d e a l o f effort that starts lon g b e fore the 4th of J u l y , even b e fo r e the snow sh o v e ls are put a w a y , the Ju l y 4th com m it tees start plann ing th is b ig event. L ittle do th e people on the side lin e s realize the tim e, effort and m o n e y th a t is envolved ju s t to set such a d a y up. Now lets see w h a t a l l these effo r t s w ill give South B y r o n A l l G i r ls D r u m ' C o rps Tow n of B a t a v ia F ire D e p a r tm e n t F I F T H D I V I S I O N P a r k Street H e a d at E a s t C o u r t Street A ttica D rum C o rps S i lv e r Sp r in g s F ire D e p a rtm e n t Equipm e n t A ttica F ire D e p a rtm e n t B a n d A ttica F i r e D e p a rtm e n t A r c a d e M u s ic A r c a d e F ire D e p a r tm e n t A r c a d e A u x ilia r y W yom ing County V e terans D r i ll Team , W a rsaw V o itu re N o . 7 6 1, 40/8, A ttica you . A b ig p a rad e startin g at 1:30 p. m . fo rm in g on M a in street, w ith l --------------------- som e o f the best m u sic, m a rching units, d r ill team s to be found in l U d L l U J l W e stern N e w Y o r k . T h e E a s tm a n O 1 . Sh o w s and C a r n ival at the B e a u - ' w i t tifu l W a r s a w V illage P a r k , and a N e w and B e t t e r F irew o r k s D is p la y at 10:00 p. m. fo r the child ren, you n g and old. This display w ill be fired from h igh e r ground this y e a r so that all m a y see bet ter and also to d isp lay the m a n y Meteor Shower Scientists Seek F u r t h e r A c c o u n ts o f E v e n t T h a t O ccurred In T h is A r e a B a c k In the Y e a r 19 1 3 . On F e b r u a r y 9, 19 1 3 a m eteor n e w pieces fo r those w h o attend.] F o llo w in g i s the lineup an d parade ] route fo r th is great day so plan .sh o w e r w a s observed n the area to attend. \ j ° f W estern N e w Y o r k , including T h e p a rad e w ill form at t h e , ® a ta v la > Lin d e n , G a in e s v ille, So ld ier’s M o n u m e n t on N o r t h -^hort T r a c k , A r k p o rt, B u r n s and M a in street at 1:3 0 p. m. and w i l l | som e other towns. T h e m e teors proceed South to Je ff e r s o n stre e t ,, w eArf aot an ly 2 * n but h e a rd* w e s t o n Je ff e r s o n to L ib e r t y , A t tim e , th e r e w e r e ru m o rs N o r th o n L ib e r t y to C e n tral P a r k I ^ a u K St° n eS J show e r, w h ich w e r e reported in en tran c e then past the G rand Stan d an d R e v ie w in g stand w h e re a ll ju d g in g w ill tak e place. the N u n d a N e w s . R e c e n tly astronom e rs h a v e re new e d th e ir in terest in the show - Christian Laymeu Will Meet At Attica Center T h e reg u lar m o n thly m e e ting of the C h ristian L a y m e n o f W y om ing C o u n ty w ill b e held n e x t F r id a y night Ju n e 27 in th e A t tica C e n t e r B a p tist church. T h e T u r e e n supper at 7 o’clo c k w i l l b e follow e d b y the reg u lar service at 8 o’clock. A l l are welcom e . W Y O M IN G C O U N T Y M A G I S T R A T E S H E L D A N N U A L B A N Q Q U E T T h e an n u a l banquet of the W y om ing C o u n ty M a g istrates A s s o c iation w a s held at the H a r e H o m e stead, P e r r y , on T h u r s d a y , Ju n e 12. H o n o red guests w e r e in troduc ed by association chairm a n , H o n . C h a r les R . N e w m a n and w e r e D is trict A ttorn e y , Hon. Ju l i a n H a n ley, C o u n ty C le r k Jo e N a y lo r , County T r e a s u r e r , D e A lto n B r o w n A r c a d e Su p e rvisor, C y r i l G . K n igh t, C a ttarau g u s C o u n ty M a g istrates Presiden t, V in c e F a r r e ll and W y o m ing V illag e M a y o r , J i m Shaw . G u e s t sp e a k e r w a s , H o n . Jo h n S. C o n a b le, w h o se to p ic w a s , “ F a c t s to consider b e fore sentenc' irig.” T h e fin e dinner and speech; w e r e w e ll attended b y th e associa tion m e m b e rs. A l l D r i ll team s and M u s ical er> because it appears th a t the U n its m u st com p e te a fte r the p a - in d ivid u a l b o d ies w e r e travelin g in a satellite orbit. A le x a n d e r M e bane o f N e w Y o r k C ity w r o te to all o f the editors in the area and asked them to send in the reports o f the show e r in th e ir papers. W h en the rep o r t s w e r e com p iled, it appeared that the area around W a rsaw had the greatest am o u n t o f inform a tion. In p a r t icu lar, the reports o f fa l lin g stones cam e to light. A f t e r M r. M e b a n e ’ s rep o r t w a s published in the scien tific jo u r n a l M e toeritics, the A r m y M ap Service sent a m a n here to see w h e ther the stones could b e un covered and thanks to the cooper ation o f C laren c e B r e w e r o f W a r saw , a portion o f the fa l l w a s un covered. It ap p e a r s to be a gray porous glass w h o se su r face re sem b les a honeycom b . M r. B r e w er’ s specim a n is b u ilt into a por tion o f a ro c k gard e n on the lot of G e o r g e B o o k m iller, at 20 Su m m it A v e n u e , W a rsaw . A n y fu r t h e r in form a tion about th is fa l l w o u ld be g r e a tly appre dated , and should be sent to the office of the W e stern N e w Y o r k e r W yom ing C o u n ty Tim e s, W a rsaw . rad e in fro n t o f the G r a n d Stan d fo r th e ir prizes. F I R S T D IV ISIO N W e st C o u r t S t r e e t facin g M o n u m ent W a lter K le in P o s t A m e rican Legion C o lor G u a rd W a r s a w F i r e D e p a rtm e n t Golden E a g le D ru m C o rps W a r s a w F ire D e p a rtm e n t W a r s a w F i r e D e p a rtm e n t A u x ilia r y W a r s a w F i r e D e p a rtm e n t E q u ipm e n t S t r y k e r s v ille F ire D e p a rtm e n t B a n d S t r y k e r s v ille F ire D epartm e n t V a r y s b u r g F ire D e p a rtm e n t H a r r is C o m e r s Sh e lb y F i r e D e p a rtm e n t D r u m C o r p s S h e lb y F ire D e p a rtm e n t Sh e lb y F i r e D e p a rtm e n t A u x i l i a r y S h e lb y F ire D e p a rtm e n t J r . A u x ilia r y SE C O N D D I V I S I O N P e r r y A v e n u e H e a d at W est C o u r t Street W y o m ing C e n t r a l School Band W y o m ing F i r e D e p a rtm e n t W y o m ing F i r e D e p a r tm e n t Equipm e n t A ld e n H o o k an d L a d d e r Co. B e t h a n y J r . G i r ls D ru m Corps B e t h a n y F i r e D e p a rtm e n t B e t h a n y F i r e D e p a r tm e n t A u x i l i a r y B r o c k p o rt F ire D e p a rtm e n t B r o c k p o r t E q u ipm e n t G a in e s v ille F ire D e p a rtm e n t R a n g e r s G a in e s v ille F ire D e p a rtm e n t G a in e s v ille Equipm e n t a t T H I R D D I V I S I O N L in w o o d A v e n u e H e a d W e st C o u r t Street D a n s v ille W h ite S a b e r s B e n n ington F ire D e p a rtm e n t D a r ien F i r e D e p a rtm e n t P e r r y F i r e D e p a rtm e n t B a n d P e r r y F i r e D e p a rtm e n t E q u ipm e n t P i k e D r u m C o rps P i k e F i r e D e p a rtm e n t S t a ffo r d F i r e D e p a rtm e n t S t a f fo r d F i r e D e p a rtm e n t A u x i l i a r y F O U R T H D I V I S I O N E a s t C o u r t Street F a c in g M o n u m e n t A le x a n d e r F ire D e p a rtm e n t B a n d A le x a n d e r F i r e D e p a rtm e n t C a ledonia F i r e D e p a rtm e n t C a ledonia F i r e D e p a r tm e n t . A u x i l i a r y C a s t ile L e g io n D r u m C o rps C a s t ile F i r e D e p a r tm e n t N u n d a D ru m C o rps N u n d a F i r e D e p a rtm e n t N u n d a E q u ipm e n t Kiwanis Heard Talk On The Magic Barrel M o n d a y even in g , Ju n e 23rd the W a rsaw K iw a n is clu b en joyed an 'in teresting and in s tru c t ive ta lk by W illiam M o n tesano o f th e Fro n t ier O il C o m p a n y . M r. M o n - tesano’s ta lk w a s about the “ M a gic B a r r e l” w h ich he had on stage. F r o m th is b a r r e l he d r e w forth m a n y articles o f clothing, p lastics o f vario u s kinds, toys, and num e rous other articles, an d e x plained h o w th e y a l l w e r e e v olved through ch e m istry b y the oil in d u s tries. H e pointed out th e re c e n t rap id strides m a d e in con v e r tin g oil products into e v e r y d a y u s a b le th in g s and fo r e c a s t still greater things t o . com e. • Social Security Office Moved To Court House Com m encing n e x t w e e k , J u l y 1s t the F ield R e p r e s e n - a t iv e o f th e B a t a v i a So c ial S e c u r it y office w i l l in t e r v iew h is clients fro m th e W a r s a w a r e a in the G r a n d Ju r y .- r o o m o f the C o u r t H o u se. Tjus-ropm , is on the first flo o r arid -will b e m o r e con v e n ien t fo r lhTe clien ts t h a n going u p s t a i r s tor* th e E m p loym e n t office. He w ill v i s it W a r s a w each T u e s d a y betw e e n 9:30 and 12:00 noon.
