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MEDINA'S BEST MEDIUM **>R THE ADVERTISER THE MEDINA TRIBUNE Mmmm mmm^WiW §TH YEAR—KOu 316 MEDINA, N. Y- THURSDAY-, OCTOBER 6,1988 Child Welfare Ass'it Jtf Holii ijiEnal Mating Aiid WIIBCT Monday ih^ing At Barre Gis«ig«Hall Guest Speaker From Bociiester Will Discuss the Place of Chijd Welfare la Pufcliq Wei&re Structure / I. The Orleans |3ownty Chid Welfare Assoeiation opened its armual membership enrpltaient Weotnes- I (fay, October 5, when several hundred interested peq- Iple throughout the eounty were Contacted bj. mmm ; „f letters containing an invitation to share in one of the most con$to6t*ve pieces of work being done In 0U r own iecawt^tne salvaging of wnder-privilegei children, jthetoldiiigQf them up to become assets Instead of IiapMities to,tneu'comsratunities^ 'The formal opening of the en-S> SfpUment is an; annual dinner meeting to be held Monday ev- ening, October $1 f at the Barrej Grange Hall to BsierM Center. Mrs. Robert Brown of Waterport is, in charge of the arrangements.. The dinner itself-r-a teal country fried chicken one-Ms being prepared ind served by ••the-' Hospitality and -Service Committee-of the grange, *|inder the direction of Mrs.. Bryan Ifignyder. '-. Judge B. E. Harequrtj judge of i|he Orleans County -CMldreh's fci'Court. will preside at the tneeting, Hwlth the Rev. Jaitfes; :A, Hpgah'Of AROUND fHE Snoop Sloops and Scoop Swoops I Th-.ught of the -Week-*—, Ov•! :n merry old England the installment plan of payment j is ; known J- 'c-i<ib and cairy,\ but, shuck.-, it'* all one\ and the satoe thing to u^—a-few dollars cash and the riit carried on the books. • Eagle Kye— Arm.-\- the street we note this week that our Worthy friend, Howard Strbbins, has temporarily laid a>i<1r» the jeweler's-eye glass to tok< .ver the shoo'ting gallery in the absence of the owners. Anyone- nf \Steb's\ friends, who Believe th;it his eye has been dimmed by the years, are invited, (o drop m h>r a demonstration.- * I Cuiigidtulations ! Well, well ! from up Main street this week at one of our leading clothiers comes the dis- tant IX-H l nf church bells and soft organ music as one of our popular young merchants prepares to middle-aisle it . . . . by which we are conveying the news that Carl will soon join the ranks of married men, with the day of days set for November. ( Sulci Display— Be.-a di.xplay of the week on Main street by all odds goes to Harry Bickle with a very shiny array of delicious looking choco- lates .ind caramels in a. glass case that tempt you as you enter the restauiant. You won't believe us when we tell you that they are all phonics, but 's the truth, friends, or so our friend Harry assures us... . however, if you can re- sist that caloric impulse he has on hand a supply of chocolates that are guaranteed to break down the sales resistance of the most rigid dietician! Medina and the Stev. I. Kelley of: §arre giving invocation and behe- •dictaon. After, a report from the guldreirs Agent, , Mrs, Eleanor Witts, Judge Haf court will pre- sent as guest speaker, Alden Bewer of Rochester, who will discuss \The Place Of Child Wel- fare to the Public Welfare Struc- ture.\ Mr. Bevier^ who is an ef- fective speaker^ has been, fleJoK Representative and area directpf With the T. IS. R, A, and the State Department of Social Welfare since 1832. Prior to that he was member of the staff pf the Insti- tute for Child Guidance\ in New York City. He has been in close touch with the * social . welfare problems of Orleans County, lor Bertram Harcdurt • \\ the last four years and as area director now represents the State Department of Social Welfare in, its total social welfare program in ten counties. Following Mr. Bevier's talk, a report will be made by townships of the number of memberships re- ceived up through Monday even- ing, the tenth. The . committee urges therefore that you send Mrs. Brown in Waterport the yellow membership slip with the fee by Friday of this week if pos- sible—or if you can attend the dinner on Monday, It may be paid directly to the treasurer at that time. Return cards for reserva- tions for the dinner go to the County Agent's office in Albion— or If you have received no letter or card, please call Mrs. Arthur Trippensee—91—to make dinner reservations. Progress of the membership enrollment throughout the county will appear in the news next week. Orleans Teachers To Form Groups For Satiety Study About 150 Attend All-Day Session On Health Teaching Held At Albion Monday Mi.v. I .uel la Hoyer, Shelby, sup- erintendent of rural schools in the towns of Shelby, Ridgeway, rates and Barre, and Mrs. Mary Uark, Albion, superintendent of jural schools in towns of Albion, Urlton, Clarendon, Murray and Kendall, were in charge of the all-day session held in the Albion nigh School auditorium Monday, October 3. The meeting, which wit with health and health aching, was attended by one nunrlr-d ,ind fifty Orleans county ; techers. .Miss Florence C. O'Neil, super- visor of hoalth teaching in the state Department of Education at Alabama Officers [To Re Installed By I Deputy President Ofric-ers of the Alabama Re- II. 1 Lnd Se will be installed to- 5ft by the District Deputy resident, Mrs. Maude Page, and £ £ f Bat avia. Officers are: 3® Kvn Lambert, Noble Grand; 2 s - W'th Ingalsbe, Vice Grand; I!, ,n ' llo e Daniels, recording . J- IPt;i ,'\v: Mrs. Lydia Norton, fi- wci.,1 .secretary; Miss Edith «J, K '-\'-'ther treasurer, and Mrs. C p '*ley, trustee for three Albany and editor of the Safety Education bulletin, explained the Stokes act. The latter provides for prescribed courses of instruction in highway safety and traffic reg- ulation in all schools of the state and outlines a prescribed course for teaching health education in Orleans county schools. Under p'resent plans the Orleans teachers are dividing into groups for study of health and safety teaching. The primary step will be to observe health habits of children in - their own schools. The classroom teacher as f a health guide was discussed by Dr. William Paul Brown, senior phy- sician, Division of Health and Physical Education, Albany. He said plans for the encouragement of health steps for rural children with guidance equal to \that avail?- able in city schools will be car- ried through with the cooperation of the State School Medical So- ciety and the State Association of School Physicians. ; Flaws in the present school health system were discussed, by Dr. Gilbert D. Forbes, . Kendall, state president last year of ti|e State Association of School Phy- sicians. -- Other speakers were Kirk N. Cole, Albion, chairman of the Or- leans County Public Health and Tuberculosis Association; Miss Grace Pearce, Lyndonville, school dental hygienist; and the : UW-> Mark Shenton, Albion, =•• wency A brief but comprehensive dis* cussJon. on the jjubiect, \Juvenile Pehnquency\ °w$s given before members 0 f Medina Rotary Club fnesday • aftewiooft^ by Or. JJpa Manning, director of parole \at Industry and associate professor of sociology at St. Bonaventure Coilejte, fihffalo,; , 4 Confessed. Dr. Manning in dwelling Upon the problems of wayward, youth, \Alter an e£- perKsjce of twenty-five years with juvenile delioaUents, % must hon- estly confess that l still don't khow 5vhy the bad DOJ\ i^aj.\ i- Economic pressure and poor enyironmenti /pointed out\ the Speaker, are,, not, as is generally lupposed, the grea|: causes of juveniie dennqTUency, as. only a small jpercehfage by actual fig- ures come from podr v homes or envu;onhierifc5 where the economic pressure was actually great. Drawing an analogy betipen yputhfuj waywardness' and can- cer, Dr. Manning stated tj&at -dQC* tors very frequently can give auccessrful treatttients to tumors that have become malignant, yet •do not understand alter thuosands of years the actual cause of the dfeease, . There are only two theories, continued Dr. JManning, which can be followed in the attitude to- wards juvenile delinquehcy; the first, thef belief that rigid punish- ment will cure the offender of cphraittihg anti-social acts or crimes, and the second, a prevent- ative form of treatment, the con- vietioin that the penal institution should be a place where an at- tempt is made to rehabilitate the youthful crimih&l so that he may be copijie a useful member of so- ciety. . \ •'. ' ' Mrs. AIVIB Eskelson , There arfe several new 4*81 'girJst groups beiftg\ organized for fhe/ .1938^39 'jfOgram. These groups' a%e ; 4wer>Jhiom|Wunitles where.^hefe.has-been .' no \club work hefofe 6r |i;e clubs com- posed of younger girls who desire clubs bf their dwh* Part of their club activities v/ill be carrying out the Hoinemaking Program which hegins with the lessons on \Homemade Sweets.\ The locations of these new clubs are as follows: Medina, under {he leadership of Mrs. Alvln 'Eskelson. Millville, with Mrs. Marjbrie Christopher in charge, and West Gaines where Miss Mariprie Pratt will act as local leader. There will be a club composed of the pupils from Miss Martha Pask'4 and Mrs. Lorraine Clark's schools on the County House road. A local leader has not yet been selected for this group. Clarendon will make plans for a club, at a meeting to be held next week. Miss Harbison, Home Economics teacher from Holley, will have charge of instructions, \The Dionne Five\ from East Shelby is a group of young girls under the directidn of Mrs. Mar- jorie Whittleton. ' Mrs. Mildred Rozelle is still in the county this week assisting Mr. Smith, County Club .Agent, in the organization of these new clubs and in reorganization of the last year clubs. They are planning on visiting every 4-H Homemaking Club before the end of the week. Considerable Interest is being shown by all homemaking mem- bers in the new Homemaking Pro- gram. Evidentty a lot of candy is to be made if the inquiries, about the \Homemade Sweets\ project is any indication. Projects -on \Sleeping and Lounging Garments,\ \Tools and Fabrics,\ and \Outdoor Cookery\ are also well up on the list of de- sired projects. Herbert Eeed To Address Republican Women County Chairman Herbert f> Reed will be the main speaker at the Governor's Day meeting of the*Women's Republican Club of Orleans County to be held to-: morrow afternoon, Friday, with Mrs. Gertrude Mae Mills at 212 North Main street, Albion. There will also be a message from the candidate for governor, Thomas; E. Dewey, 2:30 to 2:45 o'clocky and echoes from the state con- vention by Mrs. Amelia Bartlett of Albion. Refreshments will be served. AU Republican women are invit^ ed to attend.- « WmmV^i Dental Z Society To Meet Tuesday * The first fall meeting of the Eighth District: Dental Society of the State of New York will be held at the Hotel Statler, Buffalo, Tuesday afternoon and evening, October ii,, according to a state- ntent made'By D& William Trol- ley-, presidentr ' • . If You Became of Age in 1938 - «ll I i I Mill Hu mi, fj \ Did anyone in your family become M yeats old this year? Such young people of America, born during the World W«v and now reaching maturity, have already Uved 1» (heir home- land through u psriod ©I awful carnage and destiuettou by ate. ©jawing their M years, this dtastroyinf element has taken toll of 2i0i00Q human liycs—wW^h ia more than lour times the num- ber of trotted States twxms kilted in the World War—and caused serious iniuifiejs to double that humbfif of persons. TPJie nwjp* erty lop incurred in the flees staggers the imasination, mm in these ctdys <ot huge sums. The «moii«t ef loss was more than $8,700^005,000^ a yearly average of $4lS,fl0O,0BO or $l,iSO t O00 daily] ^ : the re#|iottsihiHty for out terrible fire waste rests upon each andeyefx one of us, .,'•'\</ .-..'' Thqfe is (Something w* fan ail do about It* 1fi£o can arm ourselves with infofnwtioh nfeeut cpnijjRfin fire hazards, bottx in our bomea and places of business, yiv qaa insjjee| our houses and rernqve ifeij Are danger?;!ound «iw<?, We cau suggest ihspec^ fions in our work, shPPS-^or, the gajkf tsf «a¥iOie our jobs from •-ftae;, , - ;',''.'\'''' Yovi s(re WiJed to pQQi>erat& with tite Medina' Fire, Depart- ment in swerving Firo p^cv^ntiohi l^eek, October Shift Infor* niation. m^tpt&as : firo jireviepUoa may be secured, from Wlm Qhief L. 3Ranalta in the cgrnef store of |he S» A, Coote Building:, -# n Scouters representing • the v Boy Scout troops |n Medina, Middle- {Sort, LyndohviUp, Barker, *John< sott Creek, Wright's Corners^ Rldgewodd, Uewfftne, and Olcotti who are.affiliated witatheiLeyrfs* ton Trail Council, Boy SeOuta of America, in Lockport, will con- duct a financial campaign the latter part of October. ;.;.-•' Decision to conduct una annual drive is the outcome of a receiti nieetihg held in Middleporfc at\ tended by represehtatives of the various troops called by Ciiajrmair Elwood Taylor of Riogewood. The announcement that ,'th4 Boy Scouts of Lockport are win eluded in a recently formed com^ munity drive which involves three other .organisation*, neces-t sitated separate campaigns to t>ej held to enable the rural acouter* opportunity to rehch theiir co»ri^ paratively jsmalL ftuoia .3«htehw3w turn gives many boys pi ScouflhiJ age an opportunity to rece|Vfe.py participation the full benefltr'of the character building i and citi* zenship training merlW of thia world-wide program ; for boyi through competent voI(mtee» leaders. The funds raised in this- rural campaign added to the amount raised in Lockport through the Community Fund wilL consti- tute the operating budget of'the Lewiston Trail Council. This drive will be continued for one week to enable the team workers- to visit the mafly enthusiasts of the Scouting program. , A meeting oi the committees of ^ach community will be held soon at which time a general chairman will be announced and the chairmen will announce the workers of each group. People are aware of the value of the work Of Scouting and the splendid vocational guidance pro-; gram. it offers along with patriotic ideals, therefore the committee feel certain that the citizens will whole-heartedly • support this campaign to bring Scouting to each'boy twelve years? of ago and o,lder. fh,e Cub movement for boys 9 to 12 is also being organ- ized in small oprnmunitles and, WiU.be expanded, < In comparisonj the Lockpopt quota is considerably higher than, that of the outlying communities although the combined population of the Dino villages fs about the same! and the total number of tfcys whs are registered In, $coufc* ing is equal, .therefore , this se^Vlfee campaign must reach its goal this yeat as i n the jpast to secure this :;tavgratti so vital to the youth of our ruerat districts, * '• . .- The opening dftte mid the othe« important arrangements for the success! of this venture will be released soon. . \ » .A responsibility no one . can, realise is before us ahd M Caati- oil IPreajldent Do,ugla* VR;, • PatWr- soft^f -Burt 5 ^ay*^^Qu^-ob1ec^wr njust fee fulfilled to warrant ,a happy future for odr youth*\ ., Elks Organization • Albert Kleps, Jr., of Batavia, retiring president, conducted a meeting of the Associated Past Exalted Rulers, Exalted Rulers and Secretaries Assoeiation of Wester*! New York Elks* Juqdges at the Albion lodge Sunday af- ternoon, Ketlneth W. Glines, Fredonia attorney and present district dep- utyi was chosen president of the association to succeed Mr, Kleps. Other 6fHcers elected were; Clar- ence Hasklns of Buffalo, vice- president; August Soldwlsch of |North Tonawanda, secretary; •John Drlnkwine of Buffalo, treas- urer, and J. J. Donovan of Buf- falo, a director for five years. Fire ». • A Needless Disaster Local fire officials Join »afety force* throughout (be nation In observ- ing National Fire jfeevention weelt, aimed to educate the public for greater care in preventing neeflless destructton of property by Are. Most *jiK,py*t»4 ^Kf -wi «i Kennedy Bros. Expand Business ' Kennedy Brothers, for many year* one of the leading clothier* «n Mate iitceet for boys* *nd nwi't furttishlngs, hwi announc*d to. day the «uening of * hew atore in Xiockpavt at $1 Main strati. The stove, whose doors opened this morning M% WM o'clock for public inspection; will be/ num- aged by i'raneiJt B. Kenwdy u a branch of Kennedy Brothtm at «he store form»% oecupiid by '-,. JEwuMsh Ktiumir P, W. MtifcrnoV;, A' iwmnlete stock; of iwtfi ihd boy»* clcilun** and furftlihm«%^4ncludiat ttit Bpstaaito shoes Wd Mi*MltJ«* stern QlothM offewd by Km&y Brothers in Medin*, wiu fwturt the teauch itor* of Qm ytpim* sive firm in £ockpwt,' o WBr. K5wjnedy» whCv;i| exj to move, very loop, Jlth hia ily to.Lockport, h»i htd,, yeais ol experience in. -the:i ing buslnegs. Prior to th« lttbmeiit of the Kwittedy Bi firitt on Mweh 3, l«t, b* K m year* -*lth LSBdaue* nmm t another six year* jr«| mi na Cry Qopdi CotnftSy, Mother, John P* w,. remains. bW»jto,^pu(j(j>'|jSjt' , $1.00 A •MM •MM •?A*e* -A* Mrs. W.T. Benham of Is Elected Recording Of County W. T. C. U, MM, ArnoW CMwtock Is Re-Eleeted Coonty Head At Annual Convention Held At Holley .--Mr*. Arnold Comatock of Kent was jre-slftcUd pr«»ident at the annual convention of the W. C, T. V. h«ki rriday, Bcpmtbwr SO. •t Holley, Other officer* elected mm MM* vm% PtiMtiy of Kwdaill, vic+.p«*idtnt; Mi« Mm Conovtr of Lyndonville, correetpondint iwril«ry{ Mrt. W. T. B*nham ol Medina r*cording atereUry, «nd Mw. J. H. V«a o! Albion, treaaurer, Alt weal unlona of th« county were reprewnted and it waa no* iietd that the Orkitw county m«nb«r«hlp ha» inereaaed «lnc« lilt y«ar,' lint. Comatock in htr annual addran eeid; \Wt mu»t atop the Many Attend fkmw$ Meeting Batavia, wai the ac«i of * very IwWr^itfVioi.tewwjiy wornini in which th* -fbtht ehurchw of the Deanery of tpft 0mm unit- ed, The combined vnttd cholra of th«w chufchW, <m# „htin*r«l ttroni, ahd the clergy of the de*n- «ry uMlated in 1 ,th» aervice which Jf. t Davie, Si^orof iht Dioceae of gmt proci*iton»l th* i«vle* opehw} with confirmation, the dew, RiV4 Tfmk Xftotm of WartKWi pr«*«ntlnf the cl»» to tfer bishop, . ^roUowing;-s line iinnon by Bev, William T, Hestht Rector «f Trinltar Church. Buffiio. vm it oo»m«nl(m «etvict , with M »ey» AlattSOBL Dsvlli W»ct0r t Of St. 4»me* Church, « celebrant. He eut. AbohiE *GM huitdrtdi mom* bera oi m cnu«Jrj«« of djantry packerti m church, 1ft' tb« door* for 6»« oecanwi. Thlri)f-ftvs mew- be«T of .at Johus , Church, Ms- ndlhat, «nd acvwil from- frinity Ghurc*. Miidfeptt, uttsttdcd Wa MM&r *'• •• •,-/;-. , Ih.lh#,aliett»oafe the annus} .mM&.mm o«ic«*i ind ttach* met- toMtnif *t the ciost with an»t'«idjih^,|nd s NW9*ctloA by tttplsbon, < f-• - ;JoWt-JfiBiJaedy-. Medina $&M ; Was\ jpfr '.Mfcsh years assbclaWd'Wiih wi&tkUm* -> clothing: m*sr mm- t ••• •M w ari ,._ terlng into partnershlB brother. The opening, of another .*\$«?< marks a'jjrplft'esslyo atep^, m the dovelopihent of Ketirjcdy Broth* crs' business during the paat eight year* which hafr.morlted the eh-! Utrgement of the >btfsiue*i; ttu toldng up hi* uew pMitlbft.tJB'rah* cip Kennedy; leave* ra^ny frlettda artd busihe^ asaoijiatea Whoae best wiflhd» 4 for aucceaa accom- pany hia departure. A cordial invitation to inipect the new store wbilo in Lockport has been extended to friends h> ffle&im all StartSewi -*« i ! \Red\ Uagerman, Jimmle White and Joe Lombafido; Medina grid- iron stars, weje in the All-Afblpft lineup Sunday, October 3. when the latter defeated the X-obkport team, 7 to 0. A 30*yard r,un by Page, Albion .quarterback, for a 'spectacular touchdown in the Jthird quarter and tlte gajning of an extra-polntbyJuliSnno caused jiihe Alblbnite i victory, Derrick, former Hiram Colleie'^tar, play- >ed halfback, for lip winner's. Otliert players, -were ' Cudintana, Carti'MdhacelM, Coldnna, Stirk, Colella t T3ragbn' and &gott. Rich- ard- A. Perry is coaching the Al- bion.-teatt>, ; •. ; ; CrmieliTO Aiis^i^-- Voter^ Problems in a-'-miefteg at' 'the 'Medma City Hall, Thursday evening, Oc- tober 20, a t eight o'clock, T: N. Hiird, of the department of Ag* ncuitural Iqonomics at Cornell College, will ettdehvor to answer some of im brpbletng gacing vot- (i i with.pM»«? oh \Xhterprejlng jthe con$||u|^;A r |^^erits^' the Cisdl ? Wa% will ibe hete,m « A U_ ' WI,U*& V^IAntrt Avktiina A-, ft xmp.. PJWay; jevenlng, tureen supper Will be served BTaflWMdBkF i ) 3teT30«ekr Leased to Cardone And Passarelli F#lix. Paiiaarelli, lor* aovera] mm 40UW of fhi to#&?\ llpteli.and Wahk Cardohe hSys MM, i,ena 1y»l«h, widow of iho law 'KOmhs' WaWft> \who coMucfc* ed thpTwett khow«t mmny for *harty-,yeiu;a,. •'...,• •,.,',•'. » *\iV •\\ij'ii.\j\. J, .', I\II i\.ijni!i'i cowr no- liquor traffic. Jt ia up t o m w/bo «r« mouwra to lei people know whore we »tand ta r*smi4,fta to- aermon liven'by the Rev. L. X. Vaughn he atated that the cqpe- and- eovejf their wont. The perance people nut taste itand condiUona and thing. .,- «^- Genertl Secretary of tSe^TsiitJSI Temperance Council, Mfs tat iugMghts of Vm NettaMu Oeo- vention in San FrandaoaJMie te> ported the burgee* Y. T. otwWp •mm & Me* off,\ will soon be ready \tor hibiticn. ; \Ebaplay ** «\*• < r, ^* ,, prseented b. anew fotcm . iwerlni the queatjot to be popular, mutt holie btveaeageaf r \ ; snuan aqr SB« itSo*r*jfc tMsr MHl I m MS- Barre grange Meeting *^he b#n*ak and oppcrturiHMe'' of m«m mtmbetahlp^ ymMk, note thoughti in the addratti of Mra. Helen Kellar of 'JHrgen gra»|*, JNWf»s« sswlft.wjps .Booster Night program of Warre, MM, Kettsr bolda the office of Lady Aasiatint Steward of Mew York State Orange. ; Tbe.proirajij, *waw$ WMK* bert.J, Steele, featured a.hlatory of the Oranirt by Mrs. *rt jj*^ by Mr, Steele, who Is § veteran membar ol Oeneeee SSHI County Oranewi Mr*. Treble recalled early tory ierviei of the preeeat A tauiioal dlalojtue nented by Mwss Miry •a violS eelo, letlwwa* jy^wfete duet with Leonard I\ Vocal number by Jintt group ttpgjng eooeli \ grani, Memorial »ervloei were fos -Oark- •octal the late Jama* K. Ryan, \•WoiW Msitsv A-Wai announced th« dance jsomrnltte* for tti* w Hicki, Mr, and lifers, jin*'-S&i aa4M3W v ] ?ftxu&n c / '''\ 'V' Viiltot* v were p***4gML from Bergeft Trawiife mi wjtsrfort Qrsniei. XjunVfiMWil aervad by My» ftrtd Jrfri, W, A» Vm}* w* •dornmltttc. :„•:•' :-' The next meeting' will be held .'.lUSj.wfjuf'in.i Farm Bureau: AktmmceB Government Will Buy Surplus Cabbage From County Growers Pride tor ^(icked U. $. Qetibm, Two to Ten l*puttd Heads, Is $10 Per Toi*, According to a hews release by .Arthur G. West, Orleans County Farm Bureau Agent, The Federal Surplus Commodities Corporation will buy cabbage fronu-, Orleans cobnty fatmerfi,on a limited basis, Present ,prlce is I8.Q0 pen? ton, Mr. West saw, for sacked UV s^ cab- age r 2 t o ten pound head*. Danish eohimittees' are requc»ting $10,00, he added, but this depenos'-Ort ac- tion to he taken by ft S, & C. in Vr^hi«gfon r - Orleans growers' who wish to sell their cabbage must: 1. FUrnish own aack?—clean- new or used aacka 60 or 100 pounds capacity, 2.. Must' weigh cabpago on scales sealed during the past six rnontha, Including platform scales for weighing saclfe and team scaler for weighing loads, • 9. Bach sack must have Weight stamped oh i t (State hw) or a tag indicating SO Or 100 pounds should be attached. Farmer gets paid on weight over teaixuscales, If arrangements pan be made With dealer, to load cabbage on, basis —I*. JI « \ •\\ —•••• • < Yates Encampment %;Imtall Officers, , ^ i -i * t t The'vfollowlng newt officers will be. Installed.frlday,evening, Oc^, tobeit 14/ a t ihe meeting ,of tbc Yatea EtiCampmenii Jay ,3Mmv Chief Patriarch; Charlpa Albone, High I*rl6sti Leoh CottOVfer, sen*, ior warden,? Frank'M*frJsonj*3un!< lor warden; l,qonafd Reingruber f flcribe t and, John G. Peters, tteas ij* satisfactory to farmer and county committee it' Is okay, but County Agent must be furnished with •dta tails in writing drat, , 4. 'Grdwer mttirt firat get* au? ihorization to load from County Committed! through County Agent. (No cam already loaded will be accepted uy the County Conwl* tee.) lis muit ft«xt notify Co\ Agent when ha will atari led so inspector will be on ,h Grower pays inapectioi* fee^; '4.00 per car before inapeotion < ie completed. Make cheek \ able to Furm products Insn Association, Do not, start loas\ until inspactor arrive*. 9. Demmurrage charges gd'rl to effect 48 hours afier car* placed arid must be paid by grow e£. u w 0~. Grower must/order his own ear* giving 12 hours notice, C*u> standard refrigerator oars ate: Mi cepted. Minimum weight 12 t«p aha maximum weight 13 tons- 1 are limits of load. * 7. The grower mart leijy* J cents at the countyioftice ap\ Of authorixatlon to load ia - cured. s '8, Grower must'Sacuroliq of weigh bill and sign 2 v cop jform 330 st ear <reeeip> tw '&, Each loAd of cabbage be weighed by. sn, weigh ,p^ferjjp% 'M in, last e «ndhthi;\ ana, _.,. ,sect by county sSaier w i and meaatires, fifl^Ws' will 'sceepf calfe. Grower i*St ,^^M K48 ^£u •<&: ^M A A
