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Page 16 Endicott Daily Bulletin, Endicott, N. Y. Thursday, March 13, 1947 County Physicians Back Compulsory Inoculation Of Dogs in Rabies Control • Members of Ihc Broome County Medical society last night went on record favoring compulsory rabies inoculation for dogs before licensing and the imposition of heavy penalties on owners failing; to have their dogs inoculated. The resolution proposing enforced inoculation was pasted at a meeting of the society, the Binghamton Academy of Medicine and the Binghamton Psychiatric —————^—_ society held in the Binghamton club. It was introduced by Dr D. O. Chamberlain, Binghamton. The resolution further ad vocated destroying of unlicensed dogs. According to the proposal a dog-owner would have to pro duce a certificate of inoculation before a dog license would be issued. The society reported that al though free inoculation service has been in effect in the county, less than SO per cent of the c'og population has been inoculated. In some townships the rate was as low at ten per cent. The resolution cited that \it is a generally accepted fact that compulsory vaccination of all dogs and the quarantine of new comers into the State effectively control, if not completely pre vent, dissemination of rabies in man and beast \ The prac tice is in effect in Massachusetts, Alabama and England, according to the proposal. The society plans to send copies of the resolution to other county medical societies, mem bers of the Stnte legislature, the hoard of supervisors and city council urging their cooperation. Dr Jerome Conn, assistant professor of medicine at the Uni- vrrsity of Michigan, spoke on \Spontaneous Hypoglycemia.\ The societies were the guests of the Endicott-Johnson Medical society at dinner Dr Edward M Jones, Endicotl, president of the academy, and Dr J C. Zlll- hardt, .president, of the county society! were in charge of ar rangements Apalachin Organ Recital Planned Tuesday • Enuwell—Harold C. O'Dan- iels, E. Main St., organist snd choirmaster at Christ Episcopal church, Binghamton, will pre sent a recital Tuesday from 12:10 to 12:40 p. m. in the church. Recital is one in a series that will continue until May Pro gram will include \Prelude in F\ and \Chorale Prelude in A Minor\ by Dubois and \Berce use\ by Vierne. Vestal Notes NELT.rE E. WESTFA1X Phone End. 1680 • Vestal Alumni Athletic asso ciation meeting was held in Community hall, Main St., at 7:30 tonight. This was a special baseball and soft hall meeting. William Paradise Jr., is presi dent. Mrs. Walter Chambers of Clark Summit, Pa„ visited her niece Mrs. Charles Mattison, Catherine St., over the weekend. Mrs. Hugh Rcdpath of Union also was a caller Mr and Mrs. Edward Bennett, 42 Main St., arc spending the month in Florida. Mrs. Mildred Cavanaugh, New York City, is a guest at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Kollum, Main St., this week. Prayer and Bible Study, will be held in the prayer room, Ves tal Methodist church tonight at 7.30. Claude Smith will conduct the service. Mrs. Dora Flegal, Owego Rd., is spending some time with her niece, Mrs. Hattic Rough, Suvcor, Pa. Mrs. Anna McGarry is ill at the home of her daughter, Mrs. Thomas Moss, Front St. Mr and Mrs. Harvey Avcrett, Mr and Mrs. Orva! Avcrett and children Lois and Jimmy, John son City, Mr and Mrs. Victor Stephens and children of Maine,, were Sunday guests at the home 1 of Mr and Mis. A r t h u r Stephens, 100 Front St. Bernard Robinson, fireman second class, returned to his ship, Warrington, at Newport, today after a 20-day leave with his parents, Mr and Mrs. R. P Robinson, 39 Marion St. He spent the past four months aboard the USS Warrington, in the Meditcrranian. He has vis ited ports in Egypt, Italy, North Africa and Gibraltar St. Patrick's Dance • Local Knights of Columbus will stage a St. Patrick's Day dance Monday, from 9 p. m. to 1 a. m„ in their hall, 1200 Broad St. Joseph Croak, grand knight, announced today Music will be by the Happy Jacks. MBS. BOSS SHERWOOD Phone 10-T-21 • Sirs. Ross Sherwood enter tained the wives of the firemen recently at a picnic supper at her home. Present were Mrs. Robert Ryan, Mrs. Daniel Towne, Mrs. Lane Huntington, Mrs. Fred Fowler, Mrs. Clayton Gib son, Mrs. Edmund Gibson and Mi's. Harry Lillie. Mr and Mrs. Daniel Towne entertained for Sunday dinner: Mr and Mrs. Gerald Tubaueh, and three children, Dawn, Gcr- Louis N.Picciano &son Can Give You IMMEDIATE DELIVERY on Any of the Following Hard-lo-Get Items! SERVEL Gas Refrigerators $21850 Immediate Delivery 6 Cubic Foot Size 2 Pari Cement Laundry Trays MEDICIHE CABINETS Aluminum SHOWER STALLS »79 00 Garland GAS RANGES *II3 00 ^^QV** 5 Crome, Combination Swing Spout Faucets We have the new ELKAY All Stainless Steel Cabinet Sink Complete Q. E. Combination SINK & DISPOSAL 1 Combination SINK & LAUNDRY Cablmt Gas Automatic Hot Water Heaters SO Gal. Size 40 Gal. 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'The Apalachin grange will meet Wednesday night, March 19, instead of Thursday night. Apalachin and Campville are' to be entertained at Smithboro grange March 20, with the Apal achin members presenting the program and CampviUe members filling the chairs. Maine Notes MRS. HOWARD TAFT • Kenneth Lawton has returned from attending the Utility En gineering Institute in Chicago, 111. Warren Ames, who is studying dramatics in Philadelphia, Fa., spent the weekend with his par ents, Mr. and Mrs. Leigh Ames, Eldon Rozelle was the lay speaker at the Sunday morning service in the Federated church. Gerald and Harold Ingraham were weekend guests of their sister, Mrs. Lealand Kimble, Whitney Point, recently. Harry Lee of Glen Aubrey was a .Sunday guest of Mr. and Mrs. William Ellis. The Leaves class will have charge of the Sunday night service in the Federated church at which Dean Glenn G. Bartle of Triple Cities College will speak. The Senior Girl Scouts will meet Monday night at the home of Miss Betty Wright. Miss Dorothy Chopiak will be hostess. Bernard Green has arrived in Baltimore, Md., and would like to hear from his friends here. The following is Bernard's ad dress: Childrens Hospital School, Green Spring Ave, Kcvwortr Zone 2, Baltimore, Md. Janet Anderson, who is al tending the Lexington School foi the Deaf in New York, spent the weekend with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. William Anderson. The Masons will meet in the lodge rooms Monday night. Mr. and Mrs. Leon Apgar at tended the wedding of Gordon Reed and Doris Burdick Satur day night in the First Baptist church in Endicott. SUITS COATS $16.98 to $22.98 $14.00 to $16.98 DRESSES $2.98 to $8.98 SKIRTS $5.98 Outstanding Easter fashions . . . io make sister the talk of the pigtail set! Choose a smart little capelet or flared back coat... a young little suit... an enchanting dress or skirt. All at diminutive prices 1 J06-.108 Washington AVenue
