Remember chores, more on Labor Day weekend   Sheila Scognin
Conservations heard Sunday before church were about Labor Day.
For the most part folks were looking forward to having the day
off Monday from work and school supposedly to rest, but too many
do not rest due to having work to do at home or being on the
lake, which brings to mind unlimited chores.  Beamon always says
this time of year reminds him of county fair time and the fun
kids could have at that looked-for treat. He tells of being able
to do wondrous things at the county fair for a dime. That got
you in the gates and allowed for some treats to fill an empty
stomach. The secret was hopefully the silver could be found for
each child to pass through the gates of Funville. Ten cents
80-odd years ago equals several dollars nowadays.  Someone else
spoke of long years ago when a young worker, who was not the
brightest star in the Milky Way, was furious if his employer did
not pay him in money other than “little money” as he referred to
a dime. So alway