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25c 8&fH ra^fcSSfi At Police ges Next meeting of the Orleans. County Judges and Police Exec- utives conference of Orleans is slated for Wednesday evening, yay 17, at 7.-30 o'clock, DBT. AROUND THE TOWN I In Retrospect— Things I shall never forget at the World's f B lr In New York.... Gov- ernor Lehman le a v i n jg his apartment on Park Ave. with party in auto- mobile with license No, 1 ... . Grover Whalen arriving at Fall grounds under high silk topper ta automobile with license WF1 . Mayor FloreOla (\The Little Flower\) La Guardia hurrying through the fair grounds and evading newshawks to make the opening ceremonies .... The President arriving at the Court of Peace and receiving military honors with four flourishes on the bugles, followed by the army and navy units presenting arms and the National Anthem .... the Fountain of Life at the Westinjg- house exhibit symbolizing light, power and sound with symphonic setting and a bolt of lightning as- cending the tower .... the peri- sphere effused in purple at night with the fountains in the lagoon playing amid changing lights of green, red, and yellow .... some ?0 tons of water are continuously in the air . . . , the visit to the Swedish building with a ravish- ing display of food on a \Smor- gasbord\ table .... the Swedes have a name for their, national drink but we can't pronounce it, much less spell it ... . however, it's quite effective .... the U. S, Federal building with dioramic displays of the many departments also showing how our Uncle Samuel spends our money .... the weary trip home to bathe the tired dogs in a bathtub. Ad Qab To Elect Officers Tonight Election of officers for the Me- dina Advertising club Is slated Ibis evening when the club meets at the Maple Crest inn. 'William R Ham of Lockport is to bo guest speaker. Listed on the pro- gram for consideration is the policy of stores closing Wednes- day afternoons during the sum- mer months. fSS 1 ?* J§£«P* secretary o* the Buffalo EBujnlnating society, witt wb&eh will be held in fte IQ&ky m* Melodist, church, which j 8 Jusf off ttse Soosevelt. blgiw«H»n the Lakeside road. - Mr. §tearpe wjfi discus? \High- was^ Itfujaainattng ana EWmtoation of mg* .accidents.\ Qenton Clark of Xyndor4vjlle is in charge of ay- ran^enjeats tor the affair. «. _ rt Girl Retains Spelling Title Lyn&omille Boy Places Second Two County Residents Lose Licenses In the Rochester district, 15 dnsing licenses and certificates of automobile registration were re- voked and 21 suspended. The li- cense of Frank Stehler, also known as Frank Bergan, of Al- bion, was revoked for leaving the icene of an accident without re- porting, and tho license of Evelyn H F.<.eh of Medina was indefinite- ly suspended for reckless driving. A Waterport girl, Miss Geral- dlne HI1L who i s 12 years old, has won the annual Orleans county spelling contest for the second successive year. Second place ^ras won by William Stroyan, 13, pf LyaidonvUle Central school. Geraldine spelled down 146 en- trants fFOBi Junior high schools, paxochlal schools, and district scfaools throughout Orleans. ; ^ii^^^^^^^^^^2^; tfwfc wife vmw. Edwin O'Brien Badly Hurt As Car rakes Ditch \When Srgt. Harry Adams, In charge of Orleans county Btate police, was called to investigate an automobile accident north of Ly-ndonville Tuesday afternoon, he found that the automobile in- volved had skidded along the left side of the road approximately 80O feet before it overturned In the ditch. The driver, Dick Perry, 26, of North Gravel road, escaped with minor cuts and bruises, as did Smith Munsoo, another cor occu- pant, whale Edwin O'Brien, 27, of Orient street, is confined to Me^ dina Memorial hospital in a $erl-, otts condition as a result of the mishap. Ferry, according to Srgt. Adams, was on blS-way to, Sham- gee when tho accident happened, Crop Loans For County Farmers A representative of the Emer- gency Crop and Feed Loan office will bo at the Federal Land Bank ofTice In Albion, May 17 at 10 a. m., to assist farmers in preparing the necessary application papers. Farmers In need of these loans should rile on the above date as the season Is getting late and this will be the last definite date set far filing such applications. Charles D'Amico Elected r© Head Albion P. T. A. Charles D'Amico was Installed president of the Albion Parent- Teacher association at its Tuesday night meeting. Other officers are: Mrs. Leo Engle, vice-president; Mrs. Marcus Phillips, secretary; Mrs. Lawrence Hlgley, treasurer and Mrs. Donald Stimson, program! committee chairman. Medina Towners To Commence Baseball Season Next Wednesday Opening Game With Middleport At Oak Orchard Park Prying off the lid of Medina baseball activities for the 1039 s.p.uson will take place next Wed- nesday evening at 6:15 o'clock at (, -'k Orchard park when the Me- dina Towners, new baseball club under the management of Ike w littleton, promoter of sports, u.ick U p against the Middleport Sprayers' nine. Preceding the lume. which will be officially op- wwd when Mayor Charles Slack !\••*«•* in the first ball, will be a W<r.ide through the business sec- tion which will feature the St. Maiy's Drum Corps and possibly Christian Science Church of the Air T '.i'>ugh the courtesy of the Co- ' ml <ia Broadcasting System, a *' -tiiin Science \Church of the 1 ' program will be broadcast ' r the nationwide network, on '' '-'y morning. May 14, from .''\\ i\ 10.30, Eastern Daylight • < (9 00 to 0:30 Eastern Stand- : Time). The program, con- \ '\i by Ezra W. Palmer, Clerk ! fi,e Mother Church, Tho First /'•''h of Christ, Scientist, in * -1 <>n. Massachusetts, will bo ' '-\^d m this area through Sta- \£WHEC Rochester, 1430 kilo- tr>e band of the high school. Members of the squad from which the team that will play at the inaugural game will be picked, are: George Hagerman, outfield; Jack Flattery, Infield; John Mar- ion, Infield; Gene Garrett, out- field; Jim White, outfield; Tony Santlllo, infield; A. Santillo, out- Meld; J. Monagan, catcher; M. F»ahura. pitcher; A. Pahura, in- field; George Marion, catcher; Clem Jutkiewicz, pitcher; C. Montgomery, outfield; Jack Fete, infield; Ralph Gottovi, outfield; May Mendel, infield, and K. Du- b*ay, outfield. According to Mr. Whlttle«lon, Jutkiewicz will pitch at the opener, with \Noisy\ Mar- ion catching. Among others who will augment the line-up, which raas not been definitely decided on as yet, are to be Andy Rahura and \Chuck\ Montgomery. Umpires for the Wednesday raight game are to be \Jazz\ Eay- raondjack, \Skinny\ Boyle, and \Pooch*\ Palmer, The line-up of thc\ Middleport Sprayears follows: F. Piedmont, S. 8.; D. PlcWtawnt, 2 B.; D. Howe, 1 B; Ml. Harpuder, who has work- ed out with the Washington Sena- tors, 3 B.j E. Ostrum, O. ¥.; A. Oreosey, 0. F.; T. Bcoard, O. F.; Bi. White, C, and Tom Scott, who teas tried out with the Niagara Palls professionals, ipiil be pitch- T ' ME World'of VM»«rd»TcirnTtp\tho World of Tomorrow InV ffigMnt'if Tlm» •tliwfSt tht d«dleitlon* of the Eiflln Observatory at tho N«w York World's Fair. Abov«,,q«rol Murphy «i C»r*l, thtOoddtM of, Etrth, welco'mea her daughter, Perwphono, Qodd*it of Spring, porffaytd by KUtiltln MoL»an, who c»m» ••----• \ - - ...... of black horu». Othar m*- 1 - * A *-- *'*— [t Intnd of th» rtunk and ntr Daughter of the Spring was r«-«nacUd outeldt tho ob»erv»tory which la dtdloattd to time. VaHoui time-keeping device*, utronomleal clocke, old-time watchee, «nd a tilatraop* for.detarmlnlng time exact by tho stars will bs displayed In the Elgin •ulldlng./ ?, ifiargln'g Into the Fslr grounds In a chariot drswn by a brace of black horsss. Other msmbir* of the Albir* Ina Batch ballot danced and sang In the background as the ancient legend of ths reunion of Mother Earth • - - - L -^-irw Dr. Fulton Rogers New President Of Jay-Cees Dr. Fulton A. RogorB, prominent young dentist of Medina, was unanimously elected president of the Medina junior Chamber of CoiAxderce atthp annual meeting of the local chamber which took place Monday evening at Van's #11.' Thirty members were pres- ent at IhtfftouR dinner which pro- ceded the tneeting. Drj Rogers, who succeeds Vic- tor C. Rook ns president, has served the local group as secre- tary and vice-president. During the past year ho was chairman of the social committee for tho fourth Local Fire Chief Warns People About Grass Fires Any person who causes a fire which burns on or over land not his own, state land, or land be- longing to a municipality, is liable for damages and these may bo very heavy, according to Fire Chief Leo Ranallo. Fires set on the outskirts of Medina are so numerous during the spring and so dangerous to residential property, fences as well as buildings, that the Medina fire department is compelled to use most of its equipment to put out these fires which might result in serioUs loss of life and damage One of the most objcctlonnl features of grass fires Is that they not only sot forests afire and gradually destroy the fertility of the soli, but they also destroy the nesting places of many birds, said the local Arc department head. Moreover, there is a heavy popu- lation of pheasants in almost all open fields and these birds arc also seriously affected by grass fires. And every sportsman should be interested in keeping these birds alive and allowing them U) nest undisturbed. Church To Observe Triple Anniversary The triple observance of Mo- thers' day, Rural Life Sunday, and the 25th anniversary of the pass- age of the Smith-Lever Act will take place Sunday, May 14, in the various churches of the county. Orleans county 4-H club mem- bers will take part in the services. Activities of the club members will take the form of ushering, f urn lulling flowers for altars, pro- viding the pastor with informa- tion concerning the club work, processions of club members, or assisting In the church service. Local Rotarians Attend Buffalo Conference Medina Rotariant who attended the 169th District conference in Buffalo Monday were Howard E. Brown, president of the Medina club; Daniel E. Connolly, vice- president; Percy H. Krompart, secretary; the Hev. Arthur Greg- ton, Dr. Theodore C. COTIM, and Edward J. Collini. annual Medina Memorial hospital benefit dance. Selected to servo under Dr* Rogers were Victor Rumble, Ar« vice-president; Joseph Billing!-, ley.aecond vice^prestdentiRolsnd E. Fisher, ascrstary, and Dr. Fre* C. Weston, trciwuasv JBlrpctB» elected for a term of two year* were: Victor C. Rook, Dr.'Nor- man E. Thlel, and Harvey J. Rob- bins. Yearly report* submitted indi- cated that the club had a sub- stantial financial status and a membership of 33 for tho new fiscal year. Reporting for tho social com- mittee on the hospital dance held April 13, Dr. Weston stated that a total of $001.27 hud been re- ceived to date by the treasurer. With some honorary patrons' and general admission tickets yet to be accounted for, Dr. Weston es- timated the total amount which would be turned over to tho Mo- dina Memorial hospital as around $762.27. An informal meeting with dis- cussions for tiio forthcoming year followed tho election, at which time summer activities, including a boot cruise, were taken up and upproved. The next meeting will be June 12. W. C. T. U. Spring Institute At Ashwood, May 18 The Orleans county W. C. T, U. spring institute will bo held at the Ashwood church, Ashwood, on Thursday, May IB, beginning at 10:30 in the morning. The coun- ty president, Mrs. Pearl Corn- stock, will preside. After devotions and song ser- vice, the meeting will open with a panel discussion on the liquor traffic. Mrs. Harlow Parsons, of Johnstown, state organizer, will speak at both the afternoon and evening sessions. New members will receive their Wlllord pins and membership awards will also be diHtributod. Dinner and supper will be served. These meetings ore Interesting end instructive and the public is cordially welcome. W. C. T. U. Holds Mothers' and Children's Meeting The Woman's Christian Tem- perance Vnjpn held their annual mothers' and children's meeting at the home of Mils. W. T. Ben- ham, Tuessday afternoon. Mrs. Benham, the local and county di- rector of child welfare and White Ribbon recruits, conducted a very impressive consecration (ser- vice at which time several mother® pledged themselves to bring up their children in the way of total abstinence. Gumm were provided for the children and light refreshment served- Mm. W. C. Taylor and Mrs. Charles Bikes were appoint- ed to act as delegates at the jprtag Institute at Aehwood on Thurs- day, T&«r„13, Tuesday Club Concludes World Cruise With Banquet Andxrogrant World Trayekr J)fc cusaes South Amertem Trip, •\ „ The Sf. S. BoiiavsnlW arrtwi homo safely., wtvtrntnt »U th« paMengeri »nrl omw, mtrribtri vt the ,Tu«day club. Th* ciptoUVs dinner, h»ld on'th« •vtolni of attended by til except two ra»n> new, There wert-» l*#v |u«#t* alto, MM; A,, S> kowi* »ets& «• chaplain, r < t The toiutlful floww*, dtfcor** Uon*, favor*, »nd plic*' c»v4i, combined with the colorful «v«- alng dr«i»e« 'and fawn* of < tht ladle*,. »nd ,th» tnttrtnlriitieht which follQWtd;trMi 1 dlnnfr, mlide It truly « gM«jiR«ir.'v« • : the CKpUln, M,1M Mftty Xwog- )•«*, tmtftd 4h» .m«mber#! wtd tmU in ^ words flltinf Ihs oco«- «Lo>) end IntrodttMd tht crutt* conductorjif Whp' w«e r*ipowi»bl» tor the delithtful trip ground tht world JWt comp)et«d> 'Ml» •% G«nevl«v« Stn^th and Mlti Co^a with two vdc*l imfTwfiw Awa^»> to Jiinry Smltk md tht theni»nobyMIl»B.)3,i»; PtlnUsd pl*m w* W«g Vrhlp* »»d into shape here |rld*y t is«y II, for ihTltta Annuel public hsjilGt dinner. The «K«sion, en- tlctireted throuihout the seer, jiv«* ttw quptis m eppdrtuntty to Orleans Motorists Warned About Failure To Report New Address Many Licenses Sua ponded For Not Doing So Now that eprln* moving • nae boon completed by many families in Orleans county, a reminder concerning changes of address has been Issued by tho Bureau of Mo- tor Vehicles at Albion. Tho vehicle and traffic law re- quires all car owners and oper- ators to notify the atoto commis- sioner in writing of any chongo of residence within ten days of such change. It is further pointed out that hundreds of llconses are suspend- ed annually becauso motorists overlook this provision of tho law. County Health Committee To Have Annual Dinner P. T. A. Members Under Mrs. Rook Complete Summer Round-Up Wednesday morning sow tho completion of tho threo-dny sum- mer round-up conducted annually under tho sponsorship of the Medina Pnrent-Tcachor associa- tion. The object of the round-up is to soo that euoh child of pre- school age, who will on tor classes In the fall, has a complete physi- cal examination. Members of tho P. T.* a A. organization, working under\ Mrs. Victor A. Rook, co- operated with Dr. Oeorgo A. Re- gan and Miss Edith L. Grant, Me- dina High school health teacher, in the examination of the 40 children. Preliminary visits wore made to tiie examination by prior mothers of children to urge them members of tho organisation to ) urge to bring the children to the Cen- tral school whero the examination would be conducted. Mrs. Charles Raymond, Mrs. A. Leone, Mrs. James Maoris, Mra. Holland Fish- er, and Mrs. Charles Cole, presi- dent of the group, made these visits. Working with Mrs. Rook and the health examiners ut tho school were Mrs. A. E. Trlppemsee, Mrs. Norman Thiel, Mrs. Cole, and Miss Worne. piano K>1O»,, «Ro«iiftceH bf Wo* benitein, end \Mlnuto WslU\ by Chopin, which Were greatly en- joyed. Mill Jttyth II D*l«nd, in appropriate verse, p*»ied tho \plub 1 * lotbeae^jproirem chair- mim, Mil* Mflry Levis, who re- sponded In verse, alto. After singing the club «ong, the pawiongera leisurely and socially 1 adjourned to the salon where Mim Helen WlUiami, a Widely traveled woman from Rochester, who. M head of the order depertinent, li connected with the Enjtmin Ko- dak convpany, wai Introduced by Miss Dctnnd, She IRVO « moet in- teresting talk, llluBtreted with slides and moving plcturos In technicolor on her recent trip to South America whore she saw some of the pr«-fnca ruin* high In the Andei mountnlni. Ilvny queetiomi wore eijted whlew^i Miss Rugg Elected D. A. R. Regent Flog day will bo observed and tho nowly-elccted ofticers in- stalled »t tho Juno meetlog ot tho Orleans ohapter, O. A. R., In Albion. The last meeting of the ohapter, held Friday, May 6, In Albion, consisted ot an all-duy Rossion. The morning wan given over to tho reading of reports of officer* and commltteo chairmen, A tu- reen luncheon was nerved at noon under the supervision of Mrs. Harry F. Tenner of Medina end committee. Tho afternoon program wee opened with the election of of- ficers. Miss Grace L, Ruga of Me- dina was elected regent; Mrs. Bert E. Crego, Albion, Ut vko- rogent; Mrs. E. Earl Harding, Al- bion, 2nd vice-regent; MIM Mil- dred F. Olds, Medina, correspond- ing secretary; Mrs, Clayton C. Blood, Albion, chaplain, and Mrs. Orin Ensworth, Albion, trustee. After tho election, report* of the Continental Congress held in Washington during April were given by the delegate*. Mrs. E. W. Porter, Medina, and Mrs. Ens- worth, regent. Rural Churches To Have Special Sunday Services At Barre Rural Life Sunday will be ob- served by rural churches of Or-ed leans county at the Barre Center Presbyterian church on.Sunday evening. May 14. ut 6 Wetoek, daylight saving time. v Dr. M. V. Atwood, editorial dl-- rector tor the Oonnet Ncw«- pupcivj of Kochestci', and IJr, A, CarBon of Chooloo university, Essay Contest 0 oen To Medina teachers ,Teach»r« el the toda.1 Klence* to this oonwriunlty will have the opportunity to k wln p«rt or eU ot a total iVr4 of pB9 for the out eennji en \Oovewor Gewgt Clinton's PtJbllc Service to Wow York «»«»,*» eebwdlnk to »n^ nqtencement this week oy Senfctor Tr«miu q, Desmond ot Orange county who it sponsor ot a «enate bill to ertett a,tt»te commlwiorx S ,pl«n the celebration, on July , 18ai, of the SQOth «mUver»»ry d! Cttnton'i birth. vl'Wtth ttte mpcoval ot the state depertofieiji of::lduc»ti6nJ ,, Sena- tor Deimond atatei, \rules were *m this week to principals and f jirintindwts of schools wjfnOus Ui» ivite, to whom K tiNi4»,mlt iHbmlt their mm* telpher ot toiil sciences in ele* mentary or hlih schools, whether wy* are limited to 8,0v0 words eich, and muit be delivered to the Ruperlntehdente by June 30, 1099. They will-bo Judged by n committee conjlitlng of ur, Alex- nnder C, Flick, historian of New York state, and six other promi- nent educator* and htstorlnnn. \An award of 1100 will go to the Writer of the beat essay, with Ajucond. award of |76, % third ot »5Q, and a fourth of |3o. Names of winner* will be announced on July 10,1030. by the Oeorgo Cliiv- ton.e»«ay contest committee, and winner* will be notified by tele- gram.\ view a iurwnery of pubUe: work.ficcooipllshed in 0 county^, < * In charge of *rrerMt*ttetit* of the annual dinner and -geMfi* ( tether are member* of we €3t* •en* county public health eaaav* mittee tocludtog MM* Mm Mm? ion, Orlsaw county oubUc beam nuraei SuptrVl*ot Marbert , 0, Kaoojav Cltrtndcn; ^ S^aieviaor JuttE Robert*,Shelby; thtim- viaor Xdward Broekwajr, Wmm Dr, R. V, Brodle, Albtao tDr, S4am O, Ogden,'Ho«ey; Br, Ollbert Xk rorbes, Kendall, and Mlae Ansa Macwonough. ^ The tentative date for tine **» n«r baa mm »cheduled fee Kay Medina Youth Held On Second Degree Larceny Charge Nubbed by the ownfr ot a ear aatd to have heen- rtolon, five montha ago, Herman Welt, It*'of Medina, wsa arrested on a aecond degree Urceny eharga in Roeh- ester ^uaeaayi. - :*- v - >. -f:-i -'..,'.•.; HB w»$'a^rfhtwde4_^r|i^,,M'; timje Mm m «f%- yp-w-JB!*: wan ftrivmtt mf»lm.-9fmi;-fiT auto si it wan toaing#Ivm ihte a lot near whi»e.h!i,w^# the car Strabe Lawsuit Dismissed An action brought in Supreme Court by Mortha Lord of Buf- falo and Prank Strabe of Medina, against their nittter, Mra. Alzina L. Nudd of Mldfdleport, to set aside the conveyance of « certain piece of real estate In Washing- ton etrect, Middleport, wm dis- missed Monday ot I^ockport by Justice BeranKl B . Ackcrrnfio, on motion of the defense which held u prima fade cose had not been proved. According to the pleadings, Mra, Mary Strabe, their mother, conveyed the property to Mrs. Nudd on Septem&er 12. 193&. The plaintiff* contended (hot the con- vcyfwice w»s obtained while Mrs sji 1 ^ »«*,«*•• *»sij Shantung, Chine, will be the speakers. Everyone is cordially Invited by the pmlor, the Hev, I, w. Kelley. Orleans Cherry Growers Meet To Promote Sale Of Their Fruit Orleans county cherry grower* met ltwt Thursday night at Albion to leara mom about the Hew York Cherry Gtowmn tmmdatlm, a growers* wnmi%tian eet Up tot the purpose of proinotlng the sitlo and demand ot red sour cherrle*. A. W. Dcnsmore of Albion, director 1mm Orleans on the board of the l^^d*3ttrV£ »**<« aw 0mm auction, fluencc of Mr*, Wudd, |wa* chairronn M the meeting, Apple Blossom \ueenToBe *• $+ • New yo^k'Apple |sBlo*«om Feat)* v«i pt Oenavn Saturday to wit tiass the crowning ot the apple blossom queen. The reception is to be bnieloily opened wltli a recep- tion far the nine county queens and among the group of,girls I* Catljerlno Brennan of Albion, for- mer Medina resident end daugh- ter of Charles Brennon of this place, who Is the Orleans queen. Krull Park Get* l»0O0 Treca BW*H*SMBB«MMSSMM Over 20 men, members of tho Middleport Conservation club, planted 1,000 trees et Krull peek Sunday. Daughter-in-Law Willed Storckecpcr'g Estate i ii A daughter-in-law, LaVon Watts, Middleport R. V. D., is sole heir to en estate lilted at ft ,000 end upwards personal property under the will of John watts, HartlHiid storekeeper. M h$ imm, onto•• «sv-|. collided wlih th* tifthmit-WiA. who was rushed 3»onte ii| a> a*» vercly ferulae^ condlUulu >. '., numil jw II i')iiiii»in iiiu'i'ig^n^iijiiiiiij'if ^_ *^V. JL wo iviariiis , Tho flm dti»run«(ntf w4 eglitA at mi fWtof wornlhi typfflifc- gulsh e hrush and rubbage flee.ofl, stato nvoperte «« #p%. MIM road jttrt «*« of ||aln^tr*lt Whf ^ of an hftur beforgttey pi #i bittM undtt cantto, ,J, \ ntng the 4e»«rt«lnU^«|iW4 th* tiawlswn )ma wharf Ing mmm, MIM Sjnffi Ryan rosd, dJwov«rfd bfaxe oh uio roof. C Neal, who was in the ,._,„,,.„., rniscd a ladder and extltuwWted the bios* with palls of wipe be- fore the firemen arrived. It la belloved to hevo started from sparks from a nearby brush, fife, Winners of Citizenship Me Selected Lois Halt* and Tom , student* of Medina Junto; school, •will receive tha grade 8. A. It, oltUensblp I presented annuaily to pupw have excelled In cooMratioct, de- pendability, leadership, eeittteay* and patrlotlftn. Cherles N. Hood and h0m J. Skinner, members of tilt fo«*£ chapter of the Sons ot the Am- erican Revolution, will make the presentation at the convocation- tk bo held this month in the Medina High school, ( »\•\••\ ' .|iiimli|jiiii4iii'li'i>WJ. Mrs. Henry Jordan Heads Niagara-Orleans Women's Golf Club Mr*. Henry Jordan wo* elected president of the Nliiguro-Orlcflris women's Cltilf club at 1U meeting Tuewlay afternoon at tho club bourn Mra. Dun U>m was elect- 1st vice-presidents Mm. Pitt Smith of Mlddieport, 2nd vice- president; Mra, Norman Thlel, secretary, end Mrs, W. Hollcn- bock, treasurer. Committee heads are: Mrs, A. I), McKane, eventei Mrs, Arthur Wilmot, Mlddlejport. tournatnent; Mrs. Stanley HUlaon, handicap; Mra, Paul tfsrrtek, transportation; MbM Helen Lattln, publicity; Mrs, Arthur 'rrippensee, hospiteiUy: MM. Hubbard White, prices', son Mrs, J, Jay Walker, memb*wlilp. Assisting Him, T rtppensee on the hospitality group will bs Mr» { Arthur E, Vosler, Mrs, Ednniwl Jtosenjcrana, and Mrs. John Cha- ten Mrs. Hoy wheeler, Mrs, Frank Smith, and Miss Margaret Poasoo Commemorative Stamp Series Iking Planned The postoffleo departa^t will stawt Iste in the suronter ii Mm of stawM 5hBtt»«ifl# .Mmmm vritm uehJeved (mm in jM m% ' ' % end uutmium wmmn, ,.. \m been no dsscfelon on bow m &t mm gjMr '\ \\' \\ ...ttsd, M iwjm ttmUtf oaftirg) fgvfl Ized iisuanee^ oj U>m reaci mx~- hovo been n,«mcd m ossoclakl of; Mra. Whltv on the prlw oeromU- tee, while Miss JEtorSihJt T ' and Mm, John Q'flrien of > port are also on the pUbU f roup, Mra, 0, Kneubla of Mjf« kport i# woifWng^.wltilfe. %«* Walker on roeihtwshlps* Awl*t« tng ^rs, Wilruot or* MM*»~\ Stendlsh.end Mr*, Atiielo ._„ .„.. On evento ore Miss Mariorte Mp* KJIHC and Mrs, Thlel. * At the 'JPueBdjy «ttam§*« #!*> sien li wai decided Vm 9WM to commence next $apd|jr to d«»; . temtine haudieap* of tht mem* , bom MHI K i* expected the event* : wilt take place fa JtweV^ \ > Memte :«f $• mm MM mil Stonily •Mm ttAiEwtb W»» tor BooH,^* Mlfcmmm< JMfVt ummm h mmmW; Wt% A*|p« ft •»*•« „ ^. >• \
