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- A 2ff uzzu# A ' KW YORK STATE LIBRARY Albany.N.Y. ONE OF SIX *, , 1FYOMING COONTY I . ] ' NEWSPAPERS VOLUME LXXXV W Y OM ING, N. Y., TH URSD A Y , JU L Y 3, 1958 . NUM BER 27 Annual Meeting of The Warsaw Central School To Be Next Tuesday T T \ Largte Attendance Is Hoped For So Voters Cut Go Thru the Detailed Budget and Get the Facts In Place of the Rumors. T h e an n u a l m e e ting o f th e \War s a w C e n t r a l Sch o o l w ill h e held a t th e school h o u s e o n T u e s d a y even in g , J u l y 8th a t 7:30 p . m . f o r th e tran s a c tion o f such b u s in e s s as authorized b y Jaw . T h e B o a r d o f E d u c a tion u r g e s all vo ters o f th e district to attend th is m e e tin g to k e e p th e m s e lv e s inform e d a s to the a f f a i r s o f th e school. i A t th is m e e ting, th e an n u a l re port and the an n u a l budget w ill b e presented fo r th e ap p r o v a l o f the vo ters and a great d e a l o f In form a tion becom e s v e r y u n d e r standable a s the m e e ting goes thus th e budget, departm e n t b y d e p a r t m e n t an d item b y item , if it is w ish e d . O n \W ednesday, J u l y 9th, th e r e w i l l b e th e an n u a l election o f T ru s t e e s fro m 2:00 to 8:00 p . m . T h e present m e m b e r s o f the school board a r e , F r e d E isen h a r d P r e s id e n t an d L e o n a r d R e g a n . D r . Ja m e s M e C a llum , H a r o ld G losser, R ich a r d P r e n t ice an d the la s t tw o , D a y t o n E d d y a n d B u r r e ll R o w ley a r e retirin g fro m the board. T h e can d idates w h o h a v e file d a r e a s fo llo w s ; fo r th e D a y ton E d d y 5 y e a r term , J a m e s H o y , S r . Je r o m e Sm ith and M r s . R u t h Ja m e s and fo r the B u r r e l l R o w l e y , 3 y e a r term , H a r r y L . B r o w n N o rm a n C o o k , J r . an d M a r ib e lle Y o u n g e rs. A re v ie w o f t h e b u d g e t s fo r th e com ing y e a r an d la s t y e a r b r in g s out in teresting facts. T h e budget fo r 1958 is $708 ,- 202.21 as com p a red to $667,482,19 fo r 1956 o r an in c rease o f $40,- 720.02. T h e am o u n t t o b e rased b y ta x fo r 1958 i s $190,470.21 a s com p a r ed to $205,475.56 fo r 1957 or a d e crease o f $9,005.35. (K i n d ly tu r n to page 5) K I W A N I S A L L S T A R S A R E R E A D Y T O GO F o r th e p a s t tw o w e e k s the southw e st c o m e r o f the W a r s a w V illa g e P a r k h a s resem b led a b ig leagu e sp r in g train in g cam p , lin d e r the scru tin izin g eyes o f R e id Sm ith and h is assistants; you n g h o p e fu ls h a v e been g iv in g of th e ir b e s t try in g to w in a b e r t h on the K iw a n is A l l S t a r b a s e b a ll team . In nam ing h is team , M a n a g e r Sm ith said, ‘T h i s is o n e o f the toughest jo b s I h a v e e v e r had. E a c h b o y is a sta r b u t w e a r e a l low e d to c a r r y o n ly a certain num b e r on th e ro s ter. T h o s e w h o w e r e not chosen need not fe e l a - sham ed. T h e y h a v e a ll done a w o n d e r fu l jo b and can fe e l proud o f th e fact th a t th e y w e r e selected to tr y out. W e h a v e the p o ten tial 0 fa good little team here. A start in g pitch e r fo r the opening gam e w ith W y o m ing o n W e d n e s d a y night h a s n o t been p ick e d a s yet. 1 fe e l som e w h a t lik e C a s e y Sten g e l m u st fe e l w h e n he looks o v e r h is bench - the pow e r is there.” A g a m e schedule h a s b e e n set up consisting o f a hom e and a - w a y g a m e w ith W y o m ing, B liss, A ttica, C a s t ile and S i l v e r S p r in g s A r r a n g e m e n t s a r e b e in g m a d e to schedule a g a m e w ith a sim ilar ty p e t e a m fro m Jam e s t o w n , w h ich should round o u t a v e r y sa t isfa c to r y season. A l l th a t w ill b e need ed to m a k e it a com p lete success w ill b e su p p o r t fro m som e die h a r d ro o t e r s w b o e n jo y good b a s e b a ll p layed b y a good little team . Babson Discusses Gold and Value Of the Dollar R u s s ia’s G o ld Su p p ly, T h e T r u e Statistics and W h a t {About G o ld Sh a r e s T rad e d In London and Toronto. Harold Ostertag Recommends S. S. Changes C laim s I t I s B e c o m in g , In c r e a s in g ly E v id e n t T h a t M a n y Im p rovem e n ts M u st B e M a d e In the System . R e p r e s e n t a t iv e H a rold C. O s tertag (R-, N . Y . ) u r g e d the H o u se o f R e p r e s e n t a t ives W a y s and M e a n s C o m m ittee today to g iv e fa v o r a b le consideration to a n u m b e r o f sen d in g proposals fo r im p r o v in g th e nations so c ial se- “A Dream Coming True” At Wyoming School, July 11th A 4-H g i r l h a s a_ dream o f a ll th e garm e n ts sh e w ill m a k e in the years to com e , and th is is th e be ginning o f the an n u a l C o u n ty 4-H Clothing R e v u e . T h e R e v u e w ill be F r id a y , Ju l y 1 1 a t 8:30 p . m . at the W y o m ing C e n t r a l School. The p u b l i c 'i s cord ially in v ited to at tend. T h e r e w i l l b e refreshm e n ts and dancing after th e R e v u e . T h e 4-H g irls participatin g w ill be ju d g e d and reh e a r s e d fo r the revu e on T u e s d a y , J u l y 8. A w a r d s w i l l b e presented th e even in g of the eleventh, a f t e r t h e re v u e . G irls o v e r fourteen w h o a r e elig ib le and cu r it y system . R e p r e s e n t a t iv e O stertag told , r e c e ive an e x c e lle n t a w a r d w ill participate in the D istrict D ress R e v u e , A u g u s t 7 at P e r r y . G irls are selected fro m D istrict to p a r A s I h a v e alread y exp ressed m y s e lf in these colum n s, I do not exp e c t an y shooting w a r to b e star ted b y R u s s ia, and p r o b a b ly no chem ical w a r . I do expect an in tensified econom ic w a r and b e lieve w e are now in such an eco nom ic w a r , s tarted b y R u s s ia some m o n ths ago. tin e o f the w e a p o n s R u s s ia w ill use is G o ld. R u s s ia ’s G o ld Su p p ly Although o v e r 50% o f th e fre e w o r ld ’s ann u a l production of gold com es fro m So u th A f r i c a , R u s s ia is now rep o r ted to b e pro d u c in g fiv e hun d red m illio n d o l la r s w o rth a y e a r ; to h a v e on h a n d eight b illion d o llars’ w o r t h to u s e a s a w e a p o n again s t us. T h is gold could b e a real fa c t o r in breakin g com m o d ity p r ice s and prolonging o u r business d e p r e s s ion. P r o b a b ly R u s s ia h a s in m ind es tab lish in g a gold ru b l e w h ich w o u ld h a v e a constant v a lu e in fo reign trad e a ll o v e r the w o r ld . T h is could m a k e a great im p r e s sion on both o u r a llie s and th e b a c k w a r d nations. It should b e an im p o r tant w e a p o n fo r R u s s ia in the econom ic w a r in w h ich w e a r e n o w engaged. I t seem s, h o w e v er, that a s the n e x t step in m a k in g a R u s s ian ru b le u n iv e r s a l fo r trad e , R u s s ia m u s t agree to th e B r it ish insistence on m u t u a l fr e e dom of travel and com m u n ica tions and ce a s e rad io - jam m in g an y th in g related to b u s in e s s or finance. V a lu e o f the D o llar P r e v io u s to 1934 th e A m e r ican d o lla r w a s based on gold at a p r ice of $20.67 p e r ounce. U n d e r the R o o s e v e lt A d m in istration , th e Drice w a s in c reased and th e dol la r diluted. I t is said th a t M r . M a c m illan and P r e s id e n t E isen h o w e r discussed the problem at th e ir re (K in d ly turn to page 5 ) July Fourth Plans Are Completed T h e Com m ittee Chairm e n A ll R e p o rt That E v e r y t h in g Is In R e a d iness F o r a G o o d T im e and a L a r g e C e lebration. the C o m m ittee th a t “ i t is becom ing in c r e a s in g ly evid e n t that w e [m u st continue to im p r o v e our j s o c ial secu r ity system ' (because) ticipate in State D ress R e v u e , m a n y o f o u r e ld e r ly retired p e o p le ' are n o t ab le to m a intain the stan d a r d s w h ich th e y d e s e rve.” H e cited a s th e reasons, lo w re t ir e m e n t in c o m e s , restriction s on ea r nings, and the risin g cost o f liv ing. T h e \Western N e w Y o r k la w m a k e r told the Com m ittee that “ w e h a v e m a d e excellen t p r o g re s s in social secu r it y legislation, b u t there is need to continue our effo r t s .” H e a r in g s on a great m a n y pro proposed ch a n g e s in the social se cu r it y p r o g r a m s a r e being held cu r r e n t ly b y th e W a y s an d M e a n s C o m m ittee. R e p r e s e n t a t iv e O ster tag h a s several b ills pending b e fo r e th e C o m m ittee to ra i s e the ceiling on the ann u a l earn in g s o f social secu r it y recip ien ts w ithout d e p r ivin g them o f b e n e fits. B u t in addition to supporting these pro p o s a ls , th e C o n g ressm a n also told th e C o m m ittee that a “ r e a d ju s t m e n t o f th e le v e l o f b e n e fits a p p e a r s p a r t icu la r ly nec e s s a r y ; certain ly the m inim u m rates should b e raised to a m o re re a listic le v e l.” H e said addition al incom e fo r th e social security fund cou ld b e obtained b y ra i s in g the ta x b a s e ab o v e th e present (K i n d ly tu r n to p a g e 5) New Safety Signs Will Be Seen After July 1st F o r the F i r s t T im e , L o c a l M u n icip a lities W ill H a v e T o Conform W ith U n iform , State Stan d a rd s O n All R o a d M a rkin g s . Warsaw Soldiers Participated In Parachute Jump T w o soldiers from W a rsaw , N. Y ., P r iv a t e s F irst C lass R o b e r t H . U p r ight and E d w a r d R . L e e , recen tly participated in a tactical train in g parachute ju m p oonduc ted- b y the 1 1 t h A irb o r n e D i v i s ion in G e r m a n y . U p right, son o f M r. and M rs. R o y E . U p right, Route 2, is a w ire m a n In H e a v y M o r t a r B a t t e r y of the division ’ s 503d In f a n t r y . H e entered the A r m y in F e b r u a r y 1957 and com p leted b a s ic train in g a t F o r t D ix, N . J . T h e 19 y e a i old so ld ie f i s a 1956 grad u a t e of W y o m in g C e n t r a l H igh Sch o o l. L e e , son o f M r. and M r s . R o b e r t E . L e e , R o u te 3, i s a cannon e e r in H e a v y M o r t a r B a t t e r y of the division ’s 503d In f a n t r y . H e entered the A r m y in A p r il 1957 and com p leted basic train in g at F o r t B r a g g , N . C . T h e 19 y e a r old sold ier attended W a r s a w C e n tra l H ig h School. Responsible Citizenship Week T h e F o u r t h o f J u l y com m e m o rates th e g r e a test sin g le e v e n t in A m e r ican history, the achievem e n t o f in d e pendence. T h e Theodore R o o s e v e lt C e n tennial C o m m ission ask s th e A m e r ican p e o p le to resto r e th e ir N a tional h o lid a y , in 19 5 8 , its trad itio n a l ap p e a l as a d a y of rem e m b r a n c e and ch a llen g e t o k e e p a li v e and un im p a ired those r ig h t s g u a r a n teed in th e B i l l o f R igh t s , fro m generation to generation. T h r u H ie P r e s s , o u r C h u rches, S e r v ic e C lu b s , G r a n g e s , V e t e r a n s and W o m ens O rganizations and local G o v e r n m e n ts, let’s m a k e th e F o u r t h o f J u l y a re a l d a y o f a p p r e ciatio n o f -what A m e r ica m e a n s and w h a t it h a s to give to m a n k in d ; a d a y o f p r a y e r and putting first th in g s first; a d a y o f renunciation o f t r i v i a l, persona'l aim s, an d o f a c c e p t a n c e o f th e citizen s d u ty to b u ild u p th e stren g th o f the, N a t io n h y b u ild in g u p w ith in o u r s e lves those q u a lities th a t T h e o d o r e R o o s e v e lt sum m e d u p a s C o u r a g e , H o n e sty, D e c e n c y , R e s o lu tion , th e w illin g n e s s to w o r k effectively fo r t h e p u b lic good. , Rock Glen Man Returns To Italy To Visit Parents M r . N ich o las P a s q u a r e lla o f R o c k G le n w a s reunited w ith h is p a r e n t s in Ita ly a fte r being a w a y fo r 32 y e a r s . H e cam e to th is coun try in 1927 a t th e age o f 16 . H e m a d e h is hom e w ith relatives in W a r s a w . 2 d a y s a f t e r arriv in g in th is cou n try h e found em p o y - m e n t a t th e \Lantern facto r y oper ated b y the E m b u r y brothers. H e w o r k e d a t th e Lan t e r n factory fo r 25 years. In the m ean tim e M r. P a s q u a r e lla attended night school and la t e r on becam e a cit izen o f th is country. In 19 3 5 h e m a r r ied T e r e s a (P a lerm o ) P a s q u a r e lla o f R o c k G len w h o resid e s th e r e w ith 3 sons. D u e to clo s in g the L a n t e r n fa c to r y se v e r a l y e a r s ago, M r. P a s q u a r e lla is n o w em p loyed b y the B r o w n C e n tu r y C o rp. o f W a rsaw . W a r s a w ’ A n n u a l J u l y 4th Cele b ratio n is now com p lete an d all the planning and effort of several w e e k s, y e s even m o n ths, w ill be seen F r id a y , J u l y 4th i f yo u at ten d the m a m m o u th celebration. T h e sponsoring unit th is y e a r is the W a rsaw F i r e D epartm e n t, headed b y C l a i r P o w e r s , C h ief and a l l h a v e w o rked' lon g and h a r d to m a k e th e d a y a success and to hold u p past traditions. T h e follow ing officers o f the W e stern N e w Y o r k V o lu n teer F ire m e n ’s A s s o c iation and th e ir w ives w i l l act as J u d g e s . C h a r les P o w e rs, E a s t P e m b roke; H a r lan d R u g g les H o lley; G e o r g e G a y lo r d , H o lley; K e n n e t h C o llin s , A lbion . T h e d a y ’ s e v e n t is v a r ie d and w e l l rounded w ith th e G r a n d P a r a d e startin g a t 1:3 0 P . M. A chicken barbecue in the afternoon and even in g 2:00 to 8:00 p. m . pro ceeds to g o to the b u ild in g fund of the new C o u n ty F a r m and H o m e C e n ter. D r ill t e a m and m u sic a l units com p e tition im m e d iate ly fo llo w in g the parad e . A huge F ire w o r k s D isp la y at 10:00 p . m . on a n e w h illsid e lo cation and the E a s tm a n C a r n ival and M id w a y fo r y o u r pleasure and entertainm e n t thruout the day and also a K id d ie M a tinee on S a t urday. T h e p a rad e w ill fo rm at the (K in d ly tu r n to page 5 ) N e w signs o f s a f e t y w ill be seen in N e w Y o r k S t a t e a f t e r J u l y 1 w h e n the State T r a f f i c C o m m is sion’s M a n u a l o f U n iform T r a f f i c Control D e v ices becom es o p e rative un d e r the new R u le s o f the R o a d L a w . F o r the first tim e , local m u n ici p a lities in N e w Y o r k h a v e to con form to un iform S t a t e standards on tra f f i c signs, sign a ls and road m a rkin g s - the sam e standards w h ich ap p ly on a ll state h ig h w a y s jbu t the ch a n g e o v e r w ill b e - g r a d ual because the la w sa y s tra f f i c 'd e v ice s in place, on hand or on or d e r Ju l y 1 m a y b e used un til re placed. T h e n e w 400 p a g e State m a n u a l w h ich represen ts m o n ths o f study b y th e T r a f f i c C o m m is sion and ad v iso r y com m ittees o f local and State agencies, m a k e s m a n y changes in the in terest o f safer, m ore efficie n t m o v e m e n t o f tra f f i c , according to M o tor V e h id e C o m m issioner Jo s e p h P . K e lly , w h o is chairm a n o f the Com m ission. H e r e are som e o f the n e w fe a tures: T h e n e w “ Y i e l d R igh t o f W a y ” ’sign w i l l b e keyn o te in shape, w h ite-on - r e d . T h is sign, author ized b y n e w la w w ill m e a n that the intersection m u s t be approach ed w ith caution, th a t y o u m u s t stop i f that i s “ req u ired fo r sa fe ty” and th a t y o u m a y proceed on ly a f t e r yield in g the rig h t - o f- w a y to an y ve h icle w h ich h a s en tered the intersection fro m anoth er ro a d o r is close a s to b e an “ im m e d iate hazard .’ ’ A n e w b lack - o n - y e llo w “ Y ie ld S ig n A h e a d ” sig n w i l l b e used in advance o f “ Y ie ld ” sign s w ith lo w v isib ility . T h e “ runn ing b o y ” sym b o l on school and p laygrou n d sign s w ill r\be changed to a “ s t r o llin g b o y and g i r l” sym b o l to encou rage better p e d e s trian h a b it s am o n g youngsters. (K in d ly turn to p a g e 5) C o r r e c t i o n D e p a r t m e n t H e a d s M e t A t A t t i c a P r i s o n Pra'ctically E v e r y Institution in N e w Y o r k S t a t e W a s R e p resented at P o licy D iscussion M e e ting w ith Com m issioner M c H u g h and M e m b e rs o f H i s Staff. Fisher Family Reunion Held On Last Sunday T h e F ish e r fa m ily reu n ion w a s h e ld S u n d a y , Ju n e 29, at the D o o little H a ll in W e thersfield S p r in g s . G u e s t s w e r e p r e s e n t from R o c h ester, Spen c e rport, P e r r y , Jo h n sonburg, O r a n g e v ille, W a r s a w and B a t a v ia . Civil Service Opportunity At Hamlin Beach A perm a n e n t position o f Sign P a in t e r is open fo r im m e d iate a p pointm ent at H a m lin B e a c h State P a r k , H a m lin , N . Y ; S a l a r y w ill be $3870. p e r y e a r to sta r t , w ith y e a r ly in c rem e n ts to $4810 m a x im u m . V a c a tion, sick le a v e , and pension b e n e fits a r e provided. A p picants should a p p ly to Su p e rin tendent Jo s e p h G a t lu n g a t the H a m lin B e a c h S t a t e P a r k adm ini stration b u ild in g , o r to G e n e r a l M a n a g e r, A d m inistration B u il d ing, Letch w o r th State P a r k . D u ties: M a in t a in lettered signs, including la y o u t a n d fre e hand let , , ,, . . . . .... terin g and o t h e r p a in t in g and M r . W a lt e r M e issel presided a t m a intenance w o r k a s directed. the b u s iness m e e ting. M r . and M rs. A lb e r t M e n g s o f A ttica w e r e elected P r e s id e n t and V ic e P r e s . M rs. G e r t r u d e C lo r o f B a t a v ia , S e c t , and T r e a s . W o r d w a s r e c e ived tha M r. J o h n N e v in g e r , a g e 95, the oldest m e m b e r o f th e F ish e r fa m i l y passed aw a y , Ju n e 27 in C a r ls b a d , N . M e x ico and w a s b u ried Ju n e 29, th e sam e d a y a s th e reunion. C H A R L E S P F L A U M L E A V E S F O R T O U R O F T H E B R I T I S H I S L E S C h a r les P f la u m o f D a le le ft Id le w ild A irp o r t , N . Y . ; W e d n e s d a y , J u l y 2 fo r Shan n o n Irelan d fo r a 5 w e e k t o u r o f Irelan d , E n g lan d Sco t lan d , W a les. H e hopes to attend th e In tern a tion a l C o n g ress o f M a th e m a tician s a t Edinburgh. H e p la n s tq d r iv e -to G a lw a y , th r o u e fi t h e Jo y c e C o u n t y and a - lo n e th e Ir i s h C o a st. H e w i l l v i s it B e l f a s t d r iv e through A n trim dow n to D u b lin . F r o m th e re on J u l y 1 0 b e w i l l fly to G lasgow . F r o m th e r e h e w i l l d r iv e through N o rthern Scotland to In v e r n e s s and aro u n d to A b e r d e e n and to E d in b u rgh . F r o m th e r e h e plans to d r iv e l e isu r ly through England v isitin g fa v o r it e spots alo n g ‘ h e w a y . H e w i l l d r iv e through W a les and h i s trip w ill e n d in Londorj Q u a lification s : A p p lican t m u st h a v e com p leted an ap p r e n tice sh ip in th e sign p a in t in g trad e or h a v e fo u r years of fu l l lin e e x p e rien c e u n d e r a sk illed jo u r n e y m a n Sign P a i n t e r w h ich provided train in g eq u ivalen t to th a t given in an apprenticeship program . C redit w i l l b e g iven fo r a n y tech n ica l school courses in S i g n P a in t ing. P a r t icu la r cre d it w i l l b e g i v en fo r exp e r ien c e in silk -screen process painting. A b ility to space and layo u t sign m e s sages and to p e r fo r m fre e hand letterin g es sential. Rangers -Played Vet’s Drill Team In Close Game O n e of the b e s t so ft b a ll gam e s o f the season w a s played b e fore a nice crow d at th e \W arsaw V i l la g e P a r k o n M o n d a y even in g w h e n the R a n g e r s w e r e hard pressed1 to d e feat th e V e t ’s D rill team 8. to 7. T h e V e t s h a v e a real fa s t team and the rest o f the gam e s in th is series w iU b e in ter esting to w a t c h .- T h u r s d a y e v e n in g th e R a n g e r s played at D a lton. T h e fiv e gam e series w ith W e NoelPs Ark Gorilla Show Will Be In Warsaw This Week NoeU ’s A r k G o r illa show w ill be at the W a r s a w celebration this w e e k , and fe a t u r e s the w o rld’s o n ly athletic apes. T h e s e anim a ls com p ete w ith people in b o x in g and w r e s t lin g m a tches fo r one o f the m o st h ilario u s exh ib it io n s on tour tod a y . “ B u tch ” the w r e s t le r w e igh s 135 lb s and i s th e biggest o f these anim a ls . “W restles” w ith tw o m e n a t one tim e . “ J o e ” , the b o x e r , w e igh s in at 95 lb s ., and w e a r s b o x in g gloves w h e n b e m e e ts h is oponents. T h e contestant is paid at th e ra t e o f a d o lla r a m inute fo r fig h t in g o r running. T h e n there are fo u r other “ w r e s tiers” w h o tak e on sm a ller folk. B u t th e pride o f the show is th e p a ir o f yo u n g g o r illa s - the o n ly tw o on the road sin c e R in g - lin g B r o s . C ircu s le a v e th e ir m e n a g e r ie a t P a w t u c k e t , R . I. T h e fem a le is n a m e d “ T o p s y ” . Sh e w e igh s about 90 pounds, h a s been in th e N o e e l fa m i ly a l m o st t w o y e a r s and1 h a s a rem a r k a b ly sw e e t disposition. T h e m a le joined' th e N o e ll’s in N o v e m b e r o f 1957 and is nam e d “ U n c le Tom ” , a s you p r o b a b ly guessed “ T o p s y ’ ’ and “ U n c le Tom ” w e r e tak e n from th e book “ U n c le Tom ’ s C a b in ”'. “ T o m m y ” w e ig h s about 30 to 32 poun d s and is becom ing al m o st a s tam e a s T o p s y . T h e g o r illas a r e sh o w n to the public - fre e - fro m tim e to tim e d u rin g each engagem e n t. A n adm ission is ch a r g e d to see the athletic events. T h e y can b e seen at the 4th o f J u l y celebration e v e r y n igh t this w e e k . W A R S A W F I R E D E P T . L A D I E S ’ A U X I L I A R Y W IN S P A R A D E P R I Z E S T h e \Warsaw L a d ie s ’ A u x ilia r y m a rching un it h a s w o n prizes this y e a r a t a l l th e p a r a d e s attend ed w h e r e prizes w e r e g iven fo r A u x iliaries. T h e prizes a r e a s fo llow s : J u n e 6th, C a ledonia, trophy fo r “ M o st W o m e n I n L in e .” Ju n e 2 1 s t V a r y s b u r g , $5. fo r “ B e s t A p p e a rin g ” . Ju n e 25th, P e r r y , $ 1 5 . fo r “ B e s t A p p e a r in g ” . Ju n e 28th A t t ica, $ 1 5 . fo r “ B e s t A p p e a r in g ” . T h is is the second\ y e a r the L a - ona cam p w ill ^ t a r t n e x t week, fro m w h e r e h e w ill f l y to N e w T h is w i l l a l s o be a l i n e chance to dies’ A u x i l i a r y h a s b e e n march, Y o r k . • see som e good g a m e s , * ing. The Batavia Civic Orchestra Becomes Genesee Symphony T h e B a t a v ia C iv ic O rchestra be cam e the G e n e s e e Sym p h o n y at a m e e ting of the board last w e e k . T h e decision to change from the eeven y e a r old nam e w a s unani m ous. G len L a m b ien , president o f the b o a r d explain e d , “ W e h a v e brought up the question of the su it a b ility o f th e nam e B a t a v ia C iv ic O rchestra m a n y tim e s b e fore. It h a s n e v e r been an ac cu r a t e description, fo r p la y e r s com e from a fo u r county area. “ I t w a s a fte r W illis P a g e , our n e w M u sic D irector, told that som e people in ou t lyin g tow n s had exp r e s s e d a d e s ir e to p lay in a com m u n ity o r c h e s tra b u t fe lt that th e y did not b e lieve in a B a ta v ia grouD, thbV 'w e again con sidered it.” G e n e see Sym p h o n y w a s chosen a fte r a consideration o f several suggestions. T h is seem e d th e m o st apt, fo r the G e n e s e e region is a large, vag u e ly defined p a r t o f the original H o lland L a n d P u r c h a s e and th u s not restrictive. E d w a r d P . A t w a ter, board m e m b e r, suggested th a t interes ted represen tatives fro m other parts o f the G e n e see regions b e in v ited to attend board m eet ings fo r rem a inder o f the fiscal vear. T h e idea w a s agreed to w ith the p lan that steps b e m a d e to change to legal m e m b e rship o f the corporation board to a la r g e r num b e r fo r the fo llo w in g year. W illis P a g e , w h o is w e ll know n in a ll of W e stern N e w Y o r k , both a s Associate Conductor o f the B u f falo P h ilh a rm o n ic and a s M u sic D irector o f the L in w o o d School o f M u sic, w a s present a t t h e m e e ting. H e m a d e several suggestions fo r soloists to p la y w ith the orches tra in the forthcom ing season. It w a s decided to hold a m e e ting in A u g u s t to com p lete plan s fo r the n rogram s and th e ann u a l m e m b e r shin cam p aign. M r. P a g e told that h e w ishes to audition an y w h o w o u ld lik e to becom e p layers in the orchestra. SeD tem b er 8 is the date fo r au ditions. T h o s e alread y m e m b e rs w ill not b e asked to audition. M rs. C h a r les S . L ivin g s ton , cam p a ign chairm a n , announced the dates fo r the d r iv e ; Seotem - b e r 15 through 27. S h e told that th e W om en’s O rganization of the orchestra h a s offered th e ir help in the cam p a ign, adding approxi m a tety 50 to the list o f w o r k e r s fo r a fa r b e tter coverage of the area. Those w h o becom e m e m b e rs a r e h o lders o f tick e t s entitling them to attend the three concerts o f th e season. T h e , m e m b e rship and la r g e r contributions a r e the sole support o f th e n o n - p r o fes sion a l sym p h o n y . T h e fin a n cial goal o f the d r iv e w ill b e an nounced a fte r th e A u g u s t m e e t ing. ' New York State Prison Wardens Met At Attica For Policy Discussion Commissioner of Correction, Thomas J. McHugh and Staff Members Attended Local Meeting To Discuss Current Correctional Problems^ Edward Frey Initiated In Plu Epsilon Kappa At Ithaca College B e f o r e the en d o f h e academ ic year, E d w a r d F r e y o f W a rstaw w a s in itiated into the Ith a c a C o l leg e ch a p ter o f P h i E p s ilo n K a p p a n a tional ph y s ical education fr a tern ity. T h e fra t e r n ity w a s -es tablish e d a t Ith a c a C o llege in 1926. Enrolled, in the School o f H e ialtlf aqd P h y s ica l Education a t jlth a c a C o llege, M r . F r e y is th e son of M rs. Jo e F r e y , 12 2 So . M a in St. W a rsaw . T h e ad m in istrative heads o f the State’s correctional institutions gathered at A t t ica P r is o n on F r i day, Ju n e 20 fo r a periodic m e e t in g w ith C o m m issioner o f C o rrec tion T h o m a s J . M c H u g h and m e m b e r s o f h j s sta ff . T b e group d e a lt w ith o v e r - a ll p o licies and p r o c e d u r e s ' of the D e p a r tm e n t o f C o rrection and\ dis cussed cu r r e n t correctional prob lem s . T o p ics on the agenda in cluded in s titutional m e n u stand ardization, correctional public relations, attendance rules, per sonnel m a tters, th e State’s “ Open H o u se” pro g r a m , and police es corts fo r in m a te tran s fers. M u ch o f th e discussion w a s devoted to solutions fo r the cu rren t and an ticipated o v e r c r o w d in g in the vario u s institutions. A r ran g e m e n ts fo r the m eeting w e r e handled b y D r. B . M a rtin, w a r d e n o f A t t ica P r is o n , W a lter H . W ilkin s, p r in c ip a l keeper, and m e m b e rs o f th e staff. D r. and M rs. M a rtin w e r e hosts fo r the group at a luncheon. M e e tings o f th is typ e are held re g u la r ly b y Com m issioner M e H u g h , u s u a lly a t two o r three m o n ths in t e r v a ls. T h e n e x t m e e t ing is scheduled to be held at C lin ton P r iso n , D a n n e m o ra, late th is Sum m e r. T h e inm a te population o f t h e 20 institutional u n its in the State cor rectional system reached 20,187 on Ju n e 1 . T h is rep r e s e n ts an in crease o f 22.9% o v e r th e past de cade. T h e b e s t estim a tes of the D e p a r tm e n t o f C o rrection at th is tim e , based o n gen e r a l population statistics in d icate an in m a te pop ulation o f 25,000 to 30,000 at the end o f another decade. A n y change in sentencing patterns, pa ro le p r a c tices, in c reased d ifficu l ty in fin d in g jo b s fo r parolees, an actu a l in c rease in crim e w o u ld cau s e this n a t u r a l rise to be even- greater. M a n y o f the institutions are e- ven now overcrow d e d and the rest a r e o p e ratin g a t close to cap (K i n d ly tu r n to page 5) T H E D . A . R ’ S H E L D LU N C H E O N M E E T I N G A T H A R E H O M E S T E A D T h e an n u a l Ju n e luncheon o f th e M a r y Jem iso n C h a p e r *D. A . R . w a s h e ld F r i d a y Ju n e 27 at H a r e H o m e stead. T h e tab les w e r e b e a u t if u lly decorated' w ith lo v e ly flo w e r arran g e m e n t s in P a t r io tic and C h a p t e r colors h y M r s . H e m y F a r i n a and M rs. K a t h e r in e B r it t . M r s . D e n n is o f P e r r y w a s the gu e s t so list and h e r tw o songs w e r e much, en jo y e d . A f t e r th e deliciou s luncheon the m e m b e rs adjourn e d to the sitting room f o r the business mdet in g . Ih recognition o f Flag D a y exp r e s s io n s o f w h a t th e fla g should m e a n w e r e m a d e b y M iss M a r y T o a n . ' R e p o r t s o f o f f i c e r s and ch a ir m en w e r e g i v e n an d delegates w e r e elected fo r th e - N e w Y o r k S t a t e C o n feren c e tb b e held at B ingham ton, O ct. 1 . 2. 3. A d jo u r n m e n t w a s ~ a t c\3:30 p. ur.* Warsaw Kiwanis Club Met Last Monday Evening - T h e W a r s a w K iw a n i s C lub m e t M o n d a y e v e n i n g a t th e M o o se C lub and en jo y e d a delicious r o a s t b e e f dinner. F o llo w i n g th e din n e r L e s N im s k e r show e d a num b e r o f b e a u t ifu l slides o f Letchw o r th P a r k . P r e s id e n t B i l l R e g a n sp o k e o f the en d in g o f th e re g u la r season of the K iw a n is L i t t le L e a g u e . H e g a v e h igh praise to R e id Sm tih and P a u l C a rm o d y w h o steered the leagu e through a v e r y success fu l season. T h e W a r s a w K iw a n i s A ll S t a r team h a s been picked and they w ill m e e t other K iw a n is Little L e a g u e A l l S t a r team s throughout W y o m ing County dur in g th e sum m e r. M o n d a y even in g th e ann u a l K i w a n is picnic w ill be held at the V illa g e P a r k a t 6 : 1 5 p. m . T h e pic nic com m ittee is headed b v E d M ink, ch a ir m a n ; B y B a ilo r , sports; P a u l C a rm o d v . refresh m e n ts: D o c Foote, Fin a n c e . A good tim e is p ro m ised all K iw a n - ian s attending th is picnic. Grange Makes Plans For Meeting, Picnic. T h e n e x t re g u la r m e e ting o f W a rsaw G r a n g e w il be held, T u e s dav evening, J u l y 8 startin g w ith a dinner at 7 d . m. w ith the fo l lo w in g in charge. M r. and M rs. L e o n E w e ll as chairm a n , Ja n i c e E w e ll: M r. and M rs. M a u r ice Cunningham , -M r. and M rs. E lw in C h a r e : M r. and M rs. C laren c e Sm a llw o o d . M r. and M rs. Jo h n H a m m . W aldo H a w ley. E a c h fam ily is to brin g th e ir ow n tab le service. T h e business m e e ting w ill start at 8 p. m. w ith th e lectu r e r 's pro gram follow ing. T h e G r a n g e picnic w ill b e held J u l y 5th a t th e h o m e o f M r. and M rs. L e o n E w e ll. S u p p e r w i l l b e a t 7 p. tn. E a c h fa m i l y is to b r in g sandw iches, sw e e ten e d ju ice dhd a tureen un less th e y h a v e been solicited, also th e ir o w n - t a b le ser vice. C o m e on, G r a n g e r s , let’s re a lly h a v e a crow d a t th e E w e lls’. S o c i a l S e c u r i t y O f f i c e M o v e d T o C o u r t H o u s e r t C o m m encing th is w e e k , J u l y 1s t the F ie ld R e p r e s e n - a t iv e o f th e B a t a v i a S o c ia l S e c u r it y office w ill in t e r v iew h is clien ts frb m the W a r s a w area in the G r a n d J u r y room o f the C o u rt H o u se. T h is room Is on th e first flo o r , and v-m b e mdr& Convenient f*»* clients then g o in g un rta jrt *o th e E m p loym e n t office tt » w ill v i s it W a rsaw each t ,’ DC_ day' betw e e n 9:30 and 12:00 noon. ~ \
