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fi MEDINA'S BEST 31EDIUW FOR THE ADVERTISER * ggjH YEiR^-KQ«€ E MEDINA \Wmmmmmmmknwm BaavmM aMftMaW Bigger wid Better Barfnins, #«red By Local Merchants, Appear J»#aday^fribune Medma merchants wiU .sponsor th eir >ftni-annual 1 Dollar Pay Saturtijy With today's issue of the Ttibunt-. which is. going to every residt-m-f locally and .to-/every home on rural .routes; Medina; menhdnu offer their profit-shax- mR idle.- and with their superior J d <\<. i'f merchandise* hope you „,H uke advantage of their prof- 1 t-»h J ::i'-U dividend?. . . M.,: v \f you 1 are new 'readers whum wf hope will be peiihaheiit onti Ami for your convenience we art t .j'.!.ning some of the Tribune's feature (>n page one yoa'lj find jeatun .-tories, news releases and a column written by Abbott ;K growr.. !i headed \Around The 7 0W n Page two contains the e diu.i..iU written by'F. Browaell Hurd iiiMdes that there's an ad-- \The Monitor Views The News\ Thmugh the courtesy oI Station WSAY. Rochester, 1210 kilocycles, \The Monitor Views the News,\ comnuntji »es on current events based un news appearing in The Chrotidti Science Monitor, is now broadest each weekday at 7:45 a. m, iu.30 a.m. and 1:15 p. m. TUav programs are released thruuni' the Christian Science Committee on Publication -for the State of New York. Snoop Stoops and Scoop Swoops • Out Chat— We hear thif^Mgharlie Hood is now dining a Terraplane car . . . after twenty-one years of com- munity M-rvice the venerable Hud- son, which has been a familiar sigM in many of us as it shook and wheezed around town as thouRh -eized with the ague, has fln.illy passed to,... the; ages, . . » From inside sources comes the in- fo thdt one of our Niagara-Htids'on, offx idl.i lias a springer spaniel which lie takes' around with him to the .iftiT dark spots . . . when the puip \springs\ his master fol- low., .cut, or so they tell me Anuther story for the kiddies is about two of our young men- arnuiid-tiiwn who weekended at Olcott Beach , . . Carl stuck his chin out while \Kerny\ also ran . . . . \Penny Wise\ to- night at the open air- theatre on Ohio and Soutfa Acad- emy ^tuiLs, . .. stellared will be Miii Mdiictta White who has done icniie ie.tl nice work on the stage at Hit;!. .School. . . next perform- ance will be 'Three Men on a Horse,\ with Barney Hart, How- ard Huflmaster and Dave White, Jr, a.-, the three horsemen. . .- . Boi display of the week goes to M-i.'.^.mti y & Rook with an ex- hibit nf Warner Brothers* equip- fent fni the new cinemansion. ... And that's about all for this weik as we toddle away for a week'.- vacation. • Coming Up— The fiont of Medina's swanky New Di.ma Theatre, according .to Conti.ah.r John Lindke, is \blue architectural terra cotta, glazed finish on red stone\ (sounds lijce a society item to us) ... the grand openniR will bo on Wednesday, August in, with a street parade, formal dedication and an ace pic, fnlinweii by fireworks and general rejoiririK on the part of all , from Hickory Grove.\ and Inewi of .years gone by which; nut mtt citizens Heriwe, so ftpmuibbv Page three/is, Society with $ei*i notes, weddings, etc, Atigmentink that se£up js-f Shopping Cofiitnn written by Miss Helen V, Mm* a gplf aft# ter|ais coljiiph written by local buslhess men.\ N t • vT .On gage w is i column, 1 My p^r Archibaia, wwch eonudna fusing ana snappy-•notes of to- yod'jt also finer fte thwt&>mfm Irj^eatu^, stories. Pale five b& deam,suggest^ id? Mummlr menus, «tc. Page si*fem»rV:he$s; of nearby- cOmmumtfea:Ingles- vrile, KehjronviUe, jSfflfflmt, West Gaines, WestSheUjyiSWi- 1?> iP* 1 ??' ? sa ^P, Center*' \apt. Shelby,,LyndpvHle,, ahi oftlirs. Fuhmes for the kfddieJs .and;;a cross word' p;uzzie/: besides newi releases, are; bii eaget seven. \fH^ ciassifled adsectidnj add, -other news stories you'Ji nrta ; pn the . We Kope'you peopk,'whaareri f t |ribune nundea as yet, wJU yeadi this week's issue,thoroughly;-#e know you will enjoy it If-you're interested in getting .if, weeWy, Phone 105 and with /next, week's issue youir mailnjah Tyijl deliver 1t regularly. For .a special hiohey- savjng subscription '.sf£. page 8, rift- funeral 'ifttvleea -atm ' luH«*nowj-mt me Mo _, BW» fci- Barl!»r-io.r •i^csltlin* m the j5r« in iiBrdaf frtWttl^ ! Whlcii _ the ifthaat bsiuiie on the Balph Hotaling at Somer- it? mtt, Grttce itahghoo]?, eioWe^ta^lftwr, Jltt. MB wywi ^IS^mSt 35everly Ahh ttf.ibt -•&&•• ••»$• \Mrs t Aadrew \•town ?Bie t ^oihen died[in ttje c .Mpm, %&p boaie« later being re-. 'e^vfWiffiojtn tb# rttlns. The baby a^'SHild^ & Lockport City f tMl*f>i^pi'resided on the feficWa,, &bo? of me' buftdingi the te^jt : fl9pr.i)f wftich was used, as #ito$hoflsfe, .A tank on the first ?d6#,criughi.p« < while gasoline Girl Scout Camp To Open Sunday Any Medina girl eight' years or over, is eligible to attend camp at Nundawaga, which Is opening Sunday. Located hear ^OS-Mjle Point, the camp has an'idea3,feK tionron the lake and has been for many years the most popular rendezvous for local youngsters; t Mrs. A. B. Poxlanger. ^Erie County Scout Councillor at Seven Hills Camp for many years, will be supervisor at the baiflb tht? year. ' ; < i .' .. • - 7 ,•• •. A flfteehcehtehanajctafichar*gp win be made this year.* i V^s^t;^l6' , hours wiU be ^from ,0:(tt>^«oiilJOa Wednesday aTtettKfdfts, atta ft IS 1 preferable that visitors refrain from stopping at the camp on Other days. - • • , The usual camp schedule of sports, handicrafts,' ' work Hn& Study will be carried out this year. Deepening of Barge Canal Is Sought Deepening of the Erie Barge Canal to make it satisfactory for a deep water route frbm the Great Lakes to the ocean was urged recently in \a letter fb Cordell Hull, secretary of state/,', by E. F. McDonald, Jr., Chicago manufac- turer and amateur yachtsman. Mr. McDonald argues that deep- ening the present canal so that it could accommodate ocean-going vessels would be a boon to Amer- ican shipping and just as econom- ical as deepening the St. Law- rence River, a project which has been considered of late. tfBsmrmeasm mm **$***• WaXb*iftg f pumped into it from a fiSS**; W?# ^f« n H Jenton pt mmmit<&tm*> drivervof the tktek^eiwlea'tb yictor I^ngbbop, ibahcl jA • tb« yotinge^ woman, * *m,t& the «Mer one, and ^wyig^d tc» »ave his-tauck. ?mt^m rhlhed- dbwrisiairs the exjblb^eflj 'eJlivetoptog ;the. ., M .„iH»ti!4 Ke Jps unable to V.AfflMife Brbimii father of the |popi^^.1itv*be ^ftrd Whteihe fjriBvsMteiU^-arabpecl aladder^ idrip1api|E4f a>. biie of the up- p?r wlhdbwsi climhed up to save th^. child; 7h'e* latter was badly Ijufhed on the lace and arms, and was rushed'to the.hospital where it di?S Wter. Victor Langhdop also r,ee.eived medical attention for burns, on the face and hands, The Barker; jlf& department wias surhmohed ia. we *cene but were unable te sfe.%? building. The charred •'bodies of. the victims .were^reniovedtotttt the. ruins only* after-the,, firemen had quettchett the Are. Corhnir Frank T. Carmer will conduct'an irfquest Into, the tragedy at his office in Newfane, Saturday, ^v., •;[•. ;<x/ Vnvry..'.'.'' i.'i\i _ t inning Game iMEDINA. N. Y„ THURSDAY, JULY 28,1938 msmgoSMlmBmmmmm»mmmwmmammmtmmm^ n*ok mm $6,000 Premiums Golck* rVuniventr^ of Htrnws Bacteif Will Be ObserfW with G«ifin#ete lUclnf Card Three Days wL • i&* w..... the Orleans day *nd;?rJ will be free wrding w* made tqdi ;w« Mull, .cattle, sni pldc* to WhursdMr.assft sho'W wjll *»,„, opemnf at t§. Standard Tf&ft) show *t ahnfti .fjff, 4'\' *»rittft the 8 fcrjdsy mo 1 ft '\sm , ...,, , ...^^/ifa&ti&ym.yffi: be tewwded «bJifc\efttrle*'i& *e two shp.ws,^«si«l <M»»h« slitittte; champions S» the «BMe* mttm* Entties m'fhfe hbrso W«L deilartatehW ire -bwaejrs .in Wfw t&k $ -... the'^heep jthd swine cwmp* J& Oflfettis yC&ogfr, resilb>tt», onf 1 , A fPfcM aW«rd v o| IffQ.ior ilrat ahd;^25 for wcpnd has.beeh ol- teed by the,^eins'Cbuiify Fate titea, at th.^; mt wits Ihe, i$m open to the ymm, '•''.•':•\.'-'• V ; Jt i s unusvial^hat h#fly evla? knowrt kind <>f ,catwe*wiU:beon exhibit at the Orleajrts' Certify Fair. From the potenttsl •entries listed, Carl Hakfesl.fto'-Weweil Mix, Barre,, are expected fp- j#tb# their prize,- Hplstejhs, while Guernsey cattle,front the . Prap farm at West /Gained .\Ayrwl\ 'It took thT&'ftochester New Era All-jStaw tb#te^^innuiis'to bring in-\**rig^tOi.Jm8B»4»sl>&e- Me- diaa- f iealtt.^Wednesday evening' at Esso Field. The Ibcal team, with Mbrien in the; box, Volght catch- ing, P^hUrai'iWalt'Smith and Ed Washak Slayffig bases, and \Uke\ JutWewicz, ^Maryjanowskl, But Iff an almost unbeat- layed an a^lfe gjme; GjiU^: picked up some American Legion To Picnic Sunday The annual picnic of James P. Clark Post, American Legion; its Auxiliary and families will be held Sunday at Lake View, north of Barker. Cars will leave the Post rooms at 10:30 a. m. Opening Curtain For The Town Player^' Second Hit Slated For this Evening \ Marietta White and Oi W. Acer, Jr., Wfll Cottar In \Penny Wise\ Trr of th e second repertorial offering '• -uinmer season will be pre- spniod tonight at hflf^past eight oriMi, when the culftain goes up on the liroadway success and popul.tr summer theatre play nrnuEhuut the country, \Penny Wise. Oflcied by the Town Players \M'T the direction $-£>§j$rid A. \ghtfui and refresUfog three-act comedy vrfhich is assured of the same favorable response'-with !!,'\ \Accent on Youth\ was re- >*i^vl three weeks ago when bounty Fruit Tour Mated August 10 P^/'T ;mnu;l1 Orleans County A,,J ? JUr wl U be h eW this year PaS , 10 - A J - Nichols of the arm Bureau has announced. \is year fruitmen will join with \lembei.s of the New York State ^'\\ulturnl Society for a visit sine Vin *nd Experimental «alion in Vineland, Ont. three hundred of Medina's thea- tre lovers attended the premiere at the open air theatre on Ohio and South Academy streets. Starred in tonight's performance will be Miss Marietta White and opposite her will be Oscar Acer, Jr. Strong support for the leads will be Miss Mary Elizabeth Acer and David A. White, Jr., Who have often appeared on\ the local stage and also three new-comers to Medina audiences, Miss Bettye O'Dea of Albion, Miss Pauline Hise and Vincent S. White, Jr. The management of the Town Players wishes it to be understood that .tonight will positively be the only opportuniiy that local thea- tre-goers will have to see this charming comedy, and that those who are not at the open air thea- tre when the curtain goes up at 8:30 will be among those \wished I had gone after all\ people. Don't sit at home and cuss the weather while you wish you had something to do—come out to Ohio street tonight for an enjoyable performance in the open where it is much cooler. tdhs^ChuckjMbntgohiery and Stork \•\ field,' player le feame; €#.-.. . high flies ir*.fields but was unable inft.any of ji» usual homers. ie *peduted>seVen-lnning game jfi> stretched for six more before TJ tfchesfer finally batted In their winning ruh» i' ,Thb Scoreboard's final 1 to 0 showing had no effect on Medina mojfale; with another t iatod to'playy:the fans were glad hat the tie wfs finally broken. . The Rochester girls formed the second part of the double bill. With \You Know\ Johnson, Voight, and Morlarlty alternately pitching, Medina locals took it easy and gave the girls a chance to strut their Stuff. Weak in the outfield and at bases, the girls made up at bat and made some nice hits to field.. Seven innings closed this second game with the locals as winners, Geraldine Hill Will Represent Orleans In State Spelling Match Geraldine M. Hill, 11-year-old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Roy Hill of / West Gaines, will be Or- leafts County's Representative at the New York State Fair Spelling Bee to be held in Syracuse, Aug- ust 30 and 31, Geraldine, who won first place in the /county in the spelling contest sponsored by the Buffalo Evening News, did well in the finals for the state which were broadcast over Station WBEN early this sprkig. Her previous success should help her next month. The best ol fuck for Ger- aldine is the hope of her many friends. Orleans and Niagara In Big Field Day At Picnic My 31 * • .j.. With William D. Kendall of Al- bion as chairman, a vesper ser- vice and family supper of the Ni- agara Baptist Association will be held Sunday afternoon, July 31, at Huntington Bea'ch, north of Barker, at 3:30 o'clock, standard tune. This event is the first an- nual affair of.its kind and is sponsored by the men of all the Baptist Churches in the two counties, Orleans and Niagara. Buzzing Wasn't in Head Of Kent Resident Mrs. Gejrald^Covel of Rochester who spettds\ net 1 summers in Kent has been wondering all summer long whether that buzzing sound she was hearing was in her head or somewhere else. Last week a sticky fluid began to,ooze ouf of the ceiling and drip down in her room. It turned out toTtfe honey. To get rid of the bees which were swarming in the rafters, Mrs. Covel had to tear up a section of her roof. i 0r€K>med|% Record Atte % •':t With this year's New . Ybrj State Fair coWhuto'g'*iop/|Wff weekSj from August S0 ,%i^^ temper 10. instead of, mnntjrhj : 'ie$, ajdfljgle week as in previous y^irri| a record attendan.ee of* close. ;i| a hatt-million, is expecfed.. ,\ ; •* In preparation foe fteJbfl.uk ( visitors extensive , Jirltfr#Kemeh1 are= being fnade <* WvljMHKWHJ buUdihga and grounds of tlrBtat Fair.' ThjMSfc tojtfe«rei rurflnnB'so far'-ahtaaH _ r „ tha-t, according to. Paftl Smith, Fair's Director,,the exhibitsJcjrjuld be, installed and the .Fair begun within two weeks; Within the pas£ six. Weeks ex- ceptional progress has been jnade. Four miles of road have b*[eh re- surfaced so that,\the \dust <if previous yeais^ *ill ,#0 lojnger .be fn evidence, f M, .^kd^-hafe' been converM.MST XbflWmWfo plants and, additional thousands of shrubs and trees: More than 12,000 cubic yards of fiU have been used iri,%a|e lifting'.' the topography olJhe Fair Grounds. Well over a ffiphsand gallons oi paint, have brightened interiors and given new color to wooden structures oh the grounds. By the time the Fair opens, the grounds wfll present one of the loveliest bits of .landscaping in this part of th£ State. Even now, with the work plowing the plan of Prof. N. A. Blbtunno, of Syra- cuse University, that is apparent. The central concourse already presents a combination Of velvety fawn interspersed with thousands of new flowers, And shrubs. The front - tb* Dtsfemsr farms, Carlton*:ment ittd • -ymm 0«kv toaoovlSfe, 8hortho«w t$m mm K«a»; ,.. rm. in 'QaviiMoa,. p^owa^ pxh m* ; t we*»tt um.vm. ...•!«• HesW.tt's.jH-ereltord WsA* .«Wt tetpecWd toM«ft, the.grouni* **t M -to t&e.- mm mm*. ^]Wt&, JJntriwt for^citfB© WBipeition «i0M oKi Mix Sh&m 'M0. «teeit.fl»tt*t.')» In their slice* oft ft* -jpiuridi Vf«*ne|ajiy* 0g» utt?, at v p? iiu •• Jfi-Mmm «ishlb|fe of wooV vm h« Jhown m. coimaction with %P «tf &m^mo» *wt Albion M- '\Iq; *mbit Bmmim ?outh- n, 32cfset breeda and other ^ htiaat Intrles t in«ude Suffolk*. JlSrirr '%»p£ Wm .m$mi How» •$*&. Pratt,, TtthMj Qordoft Bnwe, , Gorrted«tl»; arm, Clarendon, v»«v-' Journal Now ] i*Cto«rMet» la1««iil,il»ihi*L Daily Jourtttl paaaed thl* wtaal' Atw»k'W»ftt«i'-i»»H*t.Wi'3 i \\'\ iwaal^.W..Jottti.\\\ \ \ newnww man of tlw r^sptr, »rJ*3Uirti Afii- NET, tittiOTay AM Medina's New Theatre mmmmmmmimmt -^^^* r iA^*^^V%f«i *$9&ii . 1mfm%:Wti# Inaovitiottji Hi¥t Ifam Biidt' ;^;*iii ., . s ... . ianh,. Albion, ^ver'ehww^t'ttie'Otlftni m#->. § 'r ; #a1r- hssl>ei?ft r ntaTO 1 by- flWry\ ^illndIWadQhvai& *bo;ha«' j mtfr«- Waft • 3MD wind while l Wav lieigbhorv Leo M&har, Meatn8,_R, m &-m;*^''&to& 'Be-' tween the two tn«an they will Ihow entrleiLlrt ItU clawe* in perk|hfre, Ches^mi% Cvl. c- 3 . |ur!oc-Je»ey,. HarppJhH-Poland; Chto^ajid Yiorkiihlr^ breed*.« , 'Two Mndred wd fifty ehtrleg •r« expected for'thft horse show, *4daft'AUSuat 6, at 10 a. hi. The ow Will bring the,New YorH Hfe 1%; chapipton, Be)|ite stWllon, Sdcoi from the jrorrestat farhls; at, Shalby, Last yew'a caampion. at the State.. Fair, the Hoise \has;hteh -ftWarded ttofe.eUp jointed* by- \ftfi K% of Bel- t«ln*de Rogeo,-Junior xhampjon; Jean, grand champion more of the Ohio State J?airi Koaco, ?«.»two-r. ySar*old'stallion who took high awards' at' the 'Chicajtf Interna- ttpna^'ahd Annette de IRMCOK Beginning - with Ipar head of atock, five yeauTj ojo, the jCgrrestai. butatlon for fine Belgian horses, d' ha» among Its recent buyers JoTuv: J3, Rockefeller Estate, ac- cording to £2. C, Harp, superin- tendent^ scheduled for the Fair .„_j* »•# Diana <$&*•!». . be opened August », seowd- oairtar, <«.cjc^npl»Uon, will he ftoM* to ^'••KS'I^LSSF its ranovstton; every »»w and 'ml sift,* slspttm typ* et If ao located that naiihw t nor sound Is impeded in sny . *b# a*«ts .«• ton •• M$i _*n* -•^'-itnt # w ApDaarteih mfe i and alii* space. The heating it MfAfif &f*tl\ s i tit of rnucn thought ana trial ... __ „_,Jriy 4, -?J2K,-%di,,a:H trot, and t:16 - \ughst5,a:28 pace, 2:22 d.'ahiateur free for all; eej .Aug SlWrdiyl free fbt all; fill trot;, arid ,?;22 pace. Approximately 70 entries, are expected in the races. Weatjier favors Growing Crops new lagdon fiiIrbht Of the Horti- cultural Buildifig has been beauti- fied with floW# beds attd ever- greens, and ps Will be made even more atiactlve by seven cascades of w4telr which will\ flow at the rate di 4000 gallons, a min- ute. At nighi, It il planned to il- luminate the ^fr/on with colored floodlights. / One of thUftgreatest attractions of the Fair, W Indian Village, has been- vastly improved. Here, thousands of yards of fiU have converted the entire aspect of this corner of the grounds.. A series of earthen terraces has been built to form & .natural amphi- theater, in the eehter of which is a huge turtle mound bUilt for ceremonial purposes. Use For Records Seen by teial Security Board Many residents of Niagara and Orleans Counties' will sOon i find a new and valuable use for busi- ness, school, fraternal, and <other records long tucked away in at- tics and the bottom of trunks, Harold A. Schafer, manager of the Niagara Falls Field Office of the Social Security Board predicted today. The new importance of these repositories, Mr. Schafer explain- ed, results from th'e development of lump-sum. payments under the Federal Old Age Insurance pro- gram. With the size of the aver- age payment increasing steadily, Mr. Schafer has been instructed by the Social Security Board to inform claimants that, when a claim is submitted which amounts to more than $100, proof of age! will be required except in the case of a claim made by the heirs Or estate of a w!age-earher who has died, where, the clai«n is be- low this figure, Mr. Schafer add- ed, proof is required only when the birth date given in the claim application does not correspond with the Board's records. The week ending July 10 was a good growing week for farm crops. Local showers in parts of the state Were of benefit, but some places are Still bn the dry side, according to the Weather Bureau of the U. S. Department of Agri- culture at Cornell. The Bureau's weekly report continues: \Second crop alfalfa is making good growth. Haying, con- tinues, but is completed in 'some sections. The hay .crop has been good, except in some of the drier sections. Pastures in most areas continue to furnish good feed. \A good crop of wheat Is now being harvested. Oats are turning, with some cut-in the southeast. Buckwheat seeding is completed, with the early sown utf to a good stand, Com i s making good pro- press, although there are some (reports of poor stands, Late sown beans seem to be doing better than the early Sown. \Canning peas, except in some of the drier. places, yielded well and Were of good quality. Early set cabbage is doing well; some farmers just finished setting late cabbage a week ago. Truck crops are in gdod condition, with onions <a fine stand.. .Apples are sizing up well, and thepfcKidig of sour cher- ries is'nbw underway, ftaspberries Were a good crop.\ Holley Man Buys '•' Middlepori Theatre Thomas F. Amerose or Holley has resigned his position with the Prudential Insurance Company to take over the Star Theatre in Middleport which he has pur- chased. County Grangers To ' . Fienie at Troutburg A picnic dinner at 12:30 o'clock will feature the annual outing of Orleans County Pomona Grange scheduled Saturday at Troutburg, Ar complete program of sports wiH| be offered in the afternoon. Dairymen Picnicking Today ' nnV), , V • Orleans and ^Jliagara County Dairymen's liOague .members are to hold aijasket picnic at Olcott Beach today. The dinner, for the annual sub-district meeting of the group, is scheduled at noon. ., i • «. -^*.'fl)^% 0fv*'ct«- tury, Prlw to tjftt tlm* h* $m editor and* Itt t*t mstorlBr^oi cases,. ;owner, of fte Middfe Lock^tt JotirhW (now -m >L port^hjoft Sun MOpuFt^ll,vaijH the Corrjt Post of Corry, JV-.At ;the tjrhfjof hJKk retlremlhVi Mh Htnchey wasiwiaglng % «u„, 8ecretary*trelj?ur«r ot>ih* M< JotirwuV' ••\•'-••:•/. \ ''MR waters Reined;_., _„„„_,. tiurchased;the the^norlfar i : ,irjtk' |Wg_he|d2by l^vfdj&raoi T ^norlb'i;,t§tfr#t .„, by Oatvfd B*raon.;- ( At gireseht 3»« : h tomim .«' th<j Baiiar Mmf mmWi'M, Jnc.^ jjftd H*JL\ mmW : ^%***>l Board-i-nf BSdUcatlon, ,;Anw Legieh; Ifwohic iraterhi^ • AH \M <MtibttMkt „„,„_ Lewisto.ri; Wb 1' CohMfif 'ifm L evening.' S3ti|ly $t t jtr mm liiliniiijli.liiiiiiHj- \ ; - -, -,-. %snt*dl A-g«o^::eow*c*U-' ; : wjft ;iujt r ft«,«igb6 ttnt ihd vottunt^ol voice, Men shly. . : T^jti appesi W*n.f, wf. aaverat w«ik* wie in prfpl^tton for, the mjtmy^mw MM tip- at Batftvfti, Saturday, jmd, the thousands of dairymen V/ho at- tend wui b« mmm,, weordlhg tor SSs p*w t ol^y; of-lhe Buftrto J»w« • ii iniiiiiiimUHim and ia larg» m-- •ach F -th* IK santl wr*M ai . Mflkopotitwi tiiaatm the na*4*r studloa pCHUlbl*.'M*dtel» to ittpmi m «l tawijg 7 i«f ftair on ol fta raali'* With ft*- r ,_.,«„ Medina. Warner Bros* atoati ft* fact that thay h»v« don* thair part to th» .bait of thalr »WU» and •th.t it i* ROW up to M^MIM to •^•Sf.J5 tf | ^4Wv* A|i9el*tton f wd>jfehWftni»jtf. ft«. .^nt, cjhr^nlc *uj%»,:4toCb»«» #!»««« m-.lmity, )S«eh ^rrtsitint will arming'ftSW -A . tot thrjMi as ht# «nWi |%t«jtnntg wm of judged' oh their personal appeal •M Jhb «»W* ft» towi .*hd Volume -itifyolcit, , .',.'.:.-.•\ ir' ft E |w» fair 1o ft» lair Of •mti%i wm\ ;Ur»:ot : r ii - 8ulolMt8*^lWg^«f. *t»ht:wJw ^WK.wSf.ww.by h'! jflvantname.swtth ftf privilege of Mdlnl to.«.ftnyth hi Wftieel* 1» , ,.mtlhirMAliy*M.cohtwVhi;lQX*} \ '-• .Mri Foley,. .- - ., *^' ^$u£|ftyflftftiont ^~ r/tc^jyed^;:,,;.',,...; f ^ All SM&L d&_. St. Mar^s. troop TroopJ20/-; - •;• y. Saturday;iwoming -a now setlof Scouts were, admitted) •namelyj Troop 3i Aricieht Order of Htr bernians of Lpekport, *w(tn TJb&p Cornmitteeinjf BaymOHd BarhUm in charge^ Troop 8, Second Pres* byterlan ChUrchi Lockpprt, s Wtoh ley Blonkc^fiW In .<fami t -*M Troop 21 Lyhdonvllle, Assistant Melyin James in charge. A get-acquainted carhpfljfe/ and Impromptu piogram opened' ,the third week of camp which, with the -largest entollment ' of any week so far, will undoubtedly Be the most.outstandlng of ^o^e^spn. Medina Com#' Will.Make •', . * School Furniture new phase of the furniturfe In Medina Industry In Medina will be the manufacture oi school furniture which has been undertaken by Medina furniture manufacturers, S. A. Cook Company, according to George A. Bowen, hetfd ,of ihe company. The work was,begun as an experiment two months ago after extensive investigation, , Yates Home Bureau Study Hand Care .» s y * > Yates ftbftje Bbxeau unit Is meeling today at the Point Breeze cottage of MrS, Stanley Breeze, The project, /'Care of \the Hands/' will be led by Mrs, G, H. Quigley, Orleans Women May I Serve aa Jurors at t Supreme Court Terra • Orleans Coiihly wdmen may, serve on the 1 Supreme Court jury at lis next,session beginning Nov vemvber 8 k The hames of eligible, women have been prepared bjf the supervisors and have been turned over to County Clerk LeRoy* Pos- soii. 7 \ „ ' Orleans is |ihe, of the eleven couhhesi reported by the New York League of. women Voter? as hdVihg* fa?l£d ( to include wo- men's names in thb lists prepared before Septemsteer 1. j ' r The law has nuide' Jury- service for wOmeri a briyllege and riot A duty. Mm called for jury duty must furnish an 'ekcuse to , the court f to dUajlf^Mor relief from servicer This <!«< not the me with women jurors No excuse is^need- ed to refieVe them -otherf thari their declarltioft that -they do ,noi wish to serve. ( i > i pui „ 1937 crop 'Of storage apples im been .cut from 8,500,000 bushels to 91,559 bUBheU, >tho department announced. > > - -t* At the ssnie time 1 ,,.it revealed, that more than S,8Q0,0QP •pounds of atrsiwhjerriea, 830,000 pounds 4 itoten bli^eberriei, and 5,074,000 poun^s.of^ cherriesfwer? in stor- ages on July l*~all-in excess'of the Quantities oil hand a year ago. haye, been a. * .' '. ?.(,'jiiil>» fc o, Be Awarded cfites ^iiiiiiiirmi:;'r, 1 . j •' V .Ae^ordwi id Mrs. Hugh Whip* pie,, chairman of the Mcdinn Chap* tti* oir the »«d' Cross, certificslf front fte N«|tlO}iaL Chapter are nm Nhif a.v^ard6cl to those'^who h*v*Mo^»fuiiy cowpletea their ! flr|t m «nd. }lte Saving work In clwwe* thl#, |*«w *Rflng* State Eats Apples; Bites Into Surplus , >. <. ....... t.....,.. / , ' New Vork has become dapple conscious\ durintf thb last four months, fte State Agriculture Dc in our theatre, Madhw ,roaroh»Bti and buaineas wilt be helpadv 1 *ifin»i/w w( timmuf»smmmmmt ma«W|'< - Oil Burner % fi^^dapsrtBMgit Wla .^__ to the rwldonoe of Sam Qttavfia*, 215 East Qak Orchard str**^ tun* day.woraint whaa w eft * in ft* kitchen itov% -$mi fiUed ft* houaa with fir«m«5 soon had ft* a Jin* from ft* I Smolc* dama.1* waa In the afternoon ft* Hr*m«n war* C*JUM to *xtt»f«li §.mm firvba ft* jittar* ig W, jr.w*< lagner on ft* Grsvel road, , Wn.Ji,M Pet*r*on imd 4twk« to, Mariori*. MonBc*-wd MS?- garlei Of Rocheiterj^pfnt; a «*w days, list. w*ek,«t: their % iwmi)i*r; hofrte InKnowlesylll* and Mi u their nous*, guesti ;Mw<'P*i*rM alitsrjMTi, Cha:fla*jrwclc of CW- cago •mi-jte* and m$ t pwtwd- B8nt• > •^«oobf•tiWl.'•\ l \ .. H- • %, •mat i* mtotn Gflmbftrof s^pge and m beingjWWl Mowi^ ft Midti when, UM *t*Wfom #&•« ft the old Scehic tPheatr* mi Wf* 0v ;iso>itraefe to wumt Broth*** Whers.-shei h*» ^t^w^',M^M-. musical Comedies ft Lsjhiuig and danclhg/ofes during the pint, two years, Mrl< Fxiek's granddaughter.' Melba Marshall, will .represent Hollywobd at next year'* world's F^ir In yew York Cltyt < Lightning Fired Barn ; And Kill* Horse ^ Lightning struck a barn on th* faim of Mrs. Anna Tranka, John- son Creek road* Hartland t during the first of three thunder storm* Friday night, A horxa was kiHp in' its stall and fte barn. *M its contents, including ten tons of ha/,-, was-burned with a loss Of $1,6Q0„ Another*horse *nd *,calf were mouad.from. ft* bam by Mrs. T*onktt* arid her son. ' * - The stotths, hbweVer, brought much-needed rain \to vegstfbl* crops. , i ' fu r .*! . • .riMii. n ....!,.,, im, f , . n> l T.,,,,. • . .•,,•.. ...... . ... •* C 1 Junior Licenses May Be Abolished For Medina Children As Safety Measure ^NeW* .York , State's County Clerks' Association decided at its meeting'in Niagara Falls to ask the. Legislature to abandon, junior automobile operators' licenses, partly as a safety measure. And-if fte legislature does so. Medina's younger ones/.will no^longer 'be able,, to djfive uhtd ftey are 17. - \We f6el that the accident rate will decrease when junior drivers have beeh taken off the xoaw' waiiam ,E. Flook, Binghomton, president of fte association, sex- plained. The association's iwslc Lpcal -9oys Invited To Enter Marathon ' *»A #v;er s loving:,,dup and three medals-are'Offered in prizes) fon the two-and-a-half mite m^raftdn run befog, held'in Hilton Saturv day afternoon &i Z o'clock ftscOn- riection wift ihe Firemeri'st Car- nival and Old Home Week *, - j Entry 1 of Medina boys is Jhvfted by Lewies*/Markbam; chairpiaa .^ /<• for the-affanf. motive, however, he (rtwoV ^** elimination of red tap*! f 'l* \The junior- driver feetta \ ftat other drivers look upon Mm with prejudice find for .that reason probably does not drive as $ fully as he should,\ Flook sail Junior licenses are issued* drivers .between* 19 ami IS, association reeommendeBf ij legal age^be'set at 17 $0 \The'original r purpQse of junior drivers' license was to children livitfg ft *uM get to sand from sehooi r Slfclt drlYjn« !j a| ftefc efeer/ the lPiH!is*~hfi** the citif&ftda-Sas:*! ^ion -aiid djBsettUQri Or;ange, fiofenV, ^6 clerks ^0. tt/rtfr 'djact™,- the chauffeurs' Jl^ettslS i \I don't'believe should , ^m Ja m oi Upon. a%bftdyA» What the chauffeurs'' declared. tha i #.- % 1 ,H!A \ > P A
