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Ifenrffi9.ltt.fy of 9 A.M. MIT and TACKLE PU ART BOATS K* HIRE .EN'S DOCKS IBayA^. 9-1219 ITS [if Now EXCLUSIVE IN OCEAN CITY JOHNSON OUTBOARD MOTORS Htadlpp. ItfW and USED BOATS • • • • • COMPLETE STOCKS OF BOATINO OUR CITY MARINE WITH BCOfiHMAH mcn, be prepared. We bam an the better martin baits — balao J- rignd iquld — rigged eeti. Naturally, we also have all the Mufornait In stock, too. But, •nether you need (•qujpmmt or not, OMDB in and talk It over with in. We will tell you where lHid bow — to go after While martin tuning yoa nay also latch on to a dolphin DoWhtaB aren't chowey TTwyU t«fc* any baft that is on your Bay fishing Is still gplng ctrong. Get your share ol floun- ROD OUTFIT [fee »3.25 M P «3.95«P AVE BÔK's $725,000 In Bm \Hflttow £chdbl Construct!,.. DO plan MMkTtetm- L'aSh anticipated £3ha amount at «55,000, h tampers *oold be required to Boh*'! Lonovog* S«Mion Tonight Fnyll.K mm Arroyo. Bamoo Garcia, royo,Jg« Ramos, Bated Torres, ' 'i» Antonio Onto, iaiMdor Af- BAYSIDE MARINA • SUPS • BAIT — LAUNCHING BOAT Ik MOTOR MNTAL5 OAS and OIL 116 lay Avenua COLORIZER MAHIHE FINISHES WITH e RILL FOR YMJR MAT PROM MAST TO KEEL Tunn PUNTS 721 ASBJJRY AVENUE Phorw* BXVMM * 9-4560 DEEP SEA "WISHING U«H OAIUV AT • A.M, BOATS TO HIRE OUTBOARDS. ROWBOATS TACKLE - BAIT STIELMAN'S 228 Say Avanu* Or*an City EXport MtM MAY'S 12»h at Hw Bay ROWBOAT RENTALS with or without ovtboardt "U-DRIVE-EM" INBOARP BOATS TACKLE - BAIT BOAT SUPPLIES EXport 9-2901 Exclusive In Ocean City "THi T BBEST OUTBOARD K MOTOR IN THE XVORLO" PARTS ft SERVICE FOR BOATMtiN VilN^TApKLBp talse only tkf The The plans ntana oa| oaf tor AirIn* ransrnu IJ. of ' two ' achooto, "-- one In & am .. B n ^nlf buuausf will DF oc0«M by jmmftsters from Mndertarten tbraogb the »Uth ptde, and in^de a oalietarla. adralnUtra- and other iaclBtla. ""'"' ____.. other building is stated to be cooMnicted in tb$ area itf Ropbu and Oak «v., tba Board having option on this property. Both buildings are expected to be nude ready for pupil occupancy by December or 1ASL Included in the plan Is the cstnblinhmenl of a public Ubrary in the I Bdbaven av. school wnici wuui.J i ^PttseBt Ubrary TOYKO ACTION DECRIED A former United States laoor attache in Japan says that if President Eisenhower hod gone to Toyko as planned the demonstrations would have ended. Edward M. Skagen, who served in Toylco as u reserve foreign service olficer tar four-and" one-half years. ata> said thai our own diplomats lived in i small world abroad, fall- ^-d iu mi Ici-stt.; f the thinking of the ma&M-?*, md i>i.nJ an undue amount of attend* ,n tu groups that they classified .... "frk-ndlyt" and neglected others. MAU1KAL - AMD MICE GffTS for AMArtUlt SAltOM. WONOWPUL CHOICES. ANCHOR'N POINT — FAMOUS BOAT LIVIRY — BOAT * ROW BOAT RINTALS .STRBET and th« BAY • * , Engage /.eOOUe P/flflS ^ -• — • i ii^'SSf 1HT I ^ ^ Hospital Day Ctautfltd Adi Brtns Qukfc R(wHs A New Younger Look for Summer - LAMP 3-50 The lamp method has been mart succestful all over the U.S.A. It brines out the natural wave lines which vero oftai are o b E J k d py VcKa as wdl as In that at tsa and women Who fire Very paFtfc ular about having their hair trained Into soft natural waves J** aANDERS MOTO. •X MM «r MOT amdtkm HUB SHOPPING CENTER ing Monday evnelng in the Nursa timne at Wbidb . , cuued tor H«ptul D«f at the At uinuc aty Race Track. It also wat voted to help purehaie a raaislWnr far tta BBSJ apd a report on the reeelpM I *- fc * 1 tiu. lures was given by otcelinan. a Gateway date to be announced later. Thi nsrt met ting, August 8. will be a Bnef business meeting fallowed by a social. Host WM0tiD-& I tain, ol Ntw York Oiy, Inm both i permit ftirtrrr Miriam Bogie , as might be SOMKRS PODiT — Mr and Mrs. Thomas H. Bogie, of 130 W John son av., Somers Point, have an> nouncod the engagement of their Aux. Nominatesdaughter. Miriam J, to Daniel Kranklln, son of Mn Helen Frankbn. of 1707 West av , Ocean City 1960-61 Slate Miss Bogie attended Ocean City aUKUdUi tUJlNf — Mcana nanuna- High School and is now employed don> fur f officers for hthe year at Iteb's Restaurant Mr Franklin, were made d til the business meeting t a Krculuati- of O«an City Illgll ol Clark EUSson I'osf m Ajlienuin SUiuol oi»_M-MtfS tin Sunoco service Legion Auxdmry Monday evening station at 9th it and Haven av. In Mrs. Ralph Thomas, president, prf- Otcnn City sidBd. The weddUiK will take place Octo- nominaled Monday are Mrs ber il in St Joseph's R. C Church, Russell Adams, president; first vice homers Paint. presidency open: Mrs. Mike Mrvjoi, secand vice president; Mrs. Wade Moncriel, trcisurer; Mrs, Doreaf Breder, chaplain: Miss Heiene Slat zer, sarmant at arms; historian open. Tom Laughran Miss Marilyn {Sever, the Auxiliary's representative to Girls' State, reported on the activities nt that alfiiir held June 30 through 34 at Douglass Col Klwanis Guest ego. SOMERS POINT — Tommy Laugh- A •donation was made to the Post ran, ex light-heavyweight g champion. and announceinent was made that the was program t at the dinner Post will have a Smsrgasbaard on meeting of the mei» Point Slwaiiii July ffl at 9 p. m. in the Leôn HaU. Club Tuesday evening at lUniels A pubUc rani party will be held Restaurant, Monday, July lg, at the legion HaU Mr. Laughran, a native of foulh Miss Heiene Stotaer is chairman and Philadelphia, spoke on athletics gen- Mrs. Anthony Sarao cMhairmari erally. He told of his strUBMle to Mrs. Russell Adams, Mrs. Adolf make good and how a clean llie is StoUer and Mrs, Mike Mrvica were essential for athletes. apBointed to the auditing committee. Mr. Laughran is a member of the At the conclusion of the business Philadelphia Oolong Cbmmission and mcftitig mting refreshments were ge-ued seed by is very interested in St. Monica's Day Miss Stoker and Mrs. Sana, Other Nursery in South Philadelphia. He is members pnsent were Mrs. John at the Taboo Club in Sunn Point Doyle and Mrs, Parker Mulford, four days every week. The meeting was presided over by the vice president, John Roberts, Coming Events In Further plans were announced fop the Point.Linwood annual Chicken Barbecue Jo be held August 20 at High Banks park. Em. eraon Johnson and George Patterson Silver Moon Council Degree of Fo ire co-chairmen o fthe affair. cahontas meeting, 1 p,m., in Bethel Hall, The invocation svas given by Emerfon Johnson. Visitors were Albert * * . Garrison. Henry Cooper, Dr. Hcrsehel Keystone Chapter 63, Order of *ettit and Joseph Biadway, all from Eastern Star, meeting, 8 p.m., inOcean Cliv, OiifHitt wpre ,'tohn Blfind the Masonic Temple, inrt .Tmnnh Lawson, both irom Lin. . . . •••-rid and nutate at Mayor Geoi^se TouriB*AaHirTeflowBhlp of Betti- Frannis! and Harold Carter of Sorfl. iiy Methodist Church meeting, 8 ers point, Ouert speaher at next Tuesday's MONDAY meerinB will be John C. BonneU Chief of the New Jersey state De. Somers Point Jaycee*ttes mee partmpnt of Institutions and ABencies ng* I p.m., at the home of Mrs. •vhn «-*« Kam Brand . , . Something NIW in Cured *••»* Boneless Pork Summer Salad Speciall FRESH TOMATOES Ideal MayonnalM * 65e ,- 35c ^ Idtal Silad Dress WMMR Salad Oil J; 63c mm large Pto trays Another Big Acme PAPER SALE! SAVt 23d White & Colored »' Princess Facial Tissues 6 "«h&r.j& ?J^.'JAÎ 3 **" AVWHM SM W* CHy % -. - rJ «, 0C1AN CITY MHtrWfcL4.BD01R t Prim An Really DOWN During A*P'$ "Caih-Cade" of NONE PRICED HIGHER! ROUND ROAST 75 C Ib. BONELESS ROUND STEAK slllSfaaaiâaBpgi^Bg^g^p^^^^^^^^ FARM FRISH CUT UP Frying Ch Chicken Ports NONE •7* 59 PRICED HIGHER \ BANANAS C A&P S FROZEN FOOD BUYS! Regular or Pink Lemonade Q... , 6-oi. A&P ftat t Carrots 3 A*P Baby Lima Beans 3 MariM't 1 ; : Dinners Exctblor Beef Steaks -"••••< I Mrs, Pail's Fish Sticks Mre. Pail's Fill Fillets 2 Gap's Jrfw's Floinder "•"• 57' 49* 99* 'S49- 6!ant Site Dura Sponge 59 s Juice Decanter M': n L, 39* Tooth Brushes 2
4.79 r . 4 Tabh* fliiw you 11 Vitamins Mut I! •—MMCJftan your daily iwuiraniMit of AU. Vltt- M M M I S M S . DM aiaito. trial «iz»-M net jil taunt kW an* imopanaa for monty back. WtttHJsr 3-1*7 " In N«wfoundland famband of (h« J. Moseley, rf OBITUARY ARGErmNA — N*w Foundtond serving at the Gateway's 'South Pacific' (FHTNC) - Harold W Simpson, gentia, Ne " Bowling Alleys •MM 9* ^^^w«w ,ôM ordtoanceman flnt da» 03N ion of John Simpson of atterson eager »^Z1 A Curtdln-To-Curtain Hit Funeral sewlc« were SUPER weeks of the current season, comes into Us own as Luther Billis. Mr. Hie event was given on the lawn Slcari gets well-desen,ed rounds id pf her home with the table decorated PLINAM1NS applause throughout but he Uterally vtth pink and blue streamers. The Mainland Churches brings the house down when he ap- cake waa baked by Mrs. Hasstepen 1RST BAPTIST America's Largest Selling pears as a grass-skirted hululng nu- and prettily decorated with pink :•¥, ArdM Ftmtl, Putw Ms Iilp4wistmg gyrations are a sight icing and white rosebuds. The place Sund.y — V8amin4«bMral Product carftjrare held by dolls representing B;30 a. m. — Giureh School. tatooed ship on hta Saphragm reeff j 8»««" and her' Court, 11 a.m. — Morning Worship, ing and rilling with hi Sance. As aue«s were rUfUine Dill. Leah B:3p p,m. — B. Y. p. • cometiian Sicari Is tops. Young, JoAiin Bower, Kathy Cloud. 7;30 p.m. — Evening ServJce. Anne Gable, as Ensign Nellie Fo.-- Rosemaiy and Heidi Amendt, Loretla 4 bush, hamllcs this dlfflcult role ver> Hasslepeh, Mary Ann, Wanda and r capably. Her happy countenance ami Ella Radecki, all of Petersburg, 8 p.m. — Prayer meeting. pleasing smile gin the part of Nel- SIAVIEW BAPTIST lie what it was written tor, Misses Myrtle Young and Ellamlna Rsv. Hot>mn E. Ol«n. Pastor Big six-foot four-inch B1U Thom- Moore, accompanied by Mrs, M. Sunday — as & cast as the Marine lieuten- Hffiron and Mrs, Gertrude Heaton. 8:30 and U a.m. — Morning War ant Joseph Cable who falls in lov, of Goshen, left tor a two-weeks vaca- ship. with Bloody Mary's beautiful daugn tinn In Florida. Br45 a.m. — Church School, ter, Uat. Thomas does an outstand- Mr. and Mrs. William Bryan and |;1B p. m. — Senior High B.Y.F. ing job in the touching 'Younger friends, of Fond City, Pa., were 7:30 p,m. — EvemnB Beniee, than Springtime,' guests of Mr. and Mrs. Amass Young Twlfy (Friday] _ ^STt&u MM «*-*.» »*• Mi tor several days last week, T:30 p.m. — Junior High B. If. A bit of nostalgia for the old theater in-the-round was brought back Mrs. Jack Buganski and children, Monday _ with the shadowy figures of the LHUan and James, of Woodbine, with 7 p. m. — Junior B. Y. P. DRUG PRODUCTS stage hands as they changed the! Mrs. Frank Cifoni and daughters. Wfrfnasday _ Diane. Cindy and t d Ml 7:U p.m. — Prayer meeting. P»M'S R, C, with no drawing of the curtains ex- Atlantic Oty. S, Fbiugin, PRESCRIPTION DELIVERY SIRVICI cept between he two acts. The Rosemary Amendt, daughter of Mr. hands were the Seebees satiened in and Mrs. Louise Amendt, returned 7.4s "t in" ij' ''' '".j the island and as they came on home after enjoying a two-week va- stage to make the changes theii cation with the Qirl .Scouts at Oxp- Saturday voica were heard talking and sine. part Mils, Bridgetqn. Mis Amendt *;W to SiM and T;1B to 8:30 p.m ing among themselves slmilating the is a member of Troup 2 of the— Confessions. Ida ot Htapboeks to worldng par Petersburg-Tuekahoe Ares. Oairr -' ties. Guests of Mr. and Mrs. Hollls aid- 7 a.m. — Mass, • t«.«a.*>Mp,ai. Svnttn It a.M, h> ft p m well on Sunday were their son and Once nga.n a high note of conv family, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Caldwell * * * mendation goes to Hal Winter tor and children, Robert, ^Joy Lynn and LINWOOD COMMUINTY • 7-3212 his wonderful settings. Each week Cheryl, of Levittown, Fa, Rw, William C«««r Bastar he has done a fine Job for these Sunday — most important parts of the play Hoily Ann Wetaier, daughter of Mr. 9:48 a.m. — Chun* School. and in "South Pacific" he tops them and Mrs, Theron Wetiler, of Stone 11 a.m. — Morrang Worship, alL AIM deserving a note of com- Harbor, was a guest for a week of 6:30 p.m. — Junior Young People. ma* to Dick Gltaon who handle. her grandparents, Mr, and Mrs, Hollls OaldweTI. 7:30 p.m. — Evening Service. 8:41 p.m. — Senior Young People, Efforts by both these staff mem- Mr. and Mrs. Robert Hsssiepen and ben Is highly evident in the scent daughter, Loretta, attended a family 8 p.m. — Ladies' Auxiliary, where Bloody Mary sings the beau reunion at Cbok's Beach, recently. Walntsday — tiful "Bali Hai'' against a back Mr. and Mrs. Hollls Caldwell en- pound of a wide expanse of blue tertained his brother. Mr. and Mrs, I p.m. — Prayer meeting. water and in the distance is seen George Caldwell, Sr., of Trenton, GRACI LUTHERAN the tops of the two mountains. The Thursday evening. IW, CharlM Rlnck Jr., Pasrar background is greatly enhanced with Attending the Girl Scout Outing of Sunday — the colorful use m a fushin light- 'roop 2 fnm this community were 8:30 and 11 a.m. — Morning Wor- WRING ing effect on the mountain peaks. LaraitiCassedy, Kathleen Cloud, Rob- Fran the opening strains of thejrta Entricken, Mary Peace, 9:30 a.m. — Oiureh School, mary, Heidi and Bobby Amendt. The 7i 30 p. m. Luther League, group was chaperoned by Mrs. Dor- RETURN ENGAGEMENT pthy Entricken, Mrs. Ida Casiedy and 7:30 p.m. - Sunday School As- Glendale, Cat.—Robert E. Uiirdnei, Mr. Mary Amendt, all of Petersburg, siciation. ST, took iSO from a bank reuently, The affair took place near Lake Thursday — MINTING poUce eaid. and waa arrested when Nummy, Belleplain State Forest, on he showed up outside the same bant Monday and Tuesday. T,m p,m, — Choir rehearial. few minutes later. Robert Sehwelbinz left Sunday for BETHANY METHODIST "It was so easy the tint time," a week vacation with the Boy Scouts ««. Jam. Roblnssn, P.stor police quoted Mm as saying, "that at Camp Kimble. Sund.y _ I was going back Mr more," He pre- Many from this community are at- 8:45 a.m. — Church School, tended to have a gun the first time tending swimming classes at Bees 11 a.m. — Morning Worship. around. ley's Point, 7:30 p.m. — Evening service, Gardner was booked on suspicion Miss JoAnn Lovett, of that ramraun- :30 p. m. — Senior amir rehear. of robbery. ity is the insructress, PLUMBING Mrs. Aliee Cloud was a visitor in (PrMay) — Atlantic City Saturday, ^8:30 p.m. — Youth Choir rehear. David Carey, of Philadelphia, will be a gueit of his uncle and aunt, Mr. 8 p.m. — Young Adult Fellowship, and Mrs. Eugene Radecki. tor the Waintsaay _ 1 surnmer. 7:30 p.m. — Prayer meeting. Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Badecld en. 8;30 . p,m. , — Commission meet. tertained relatives from New York tor ing. a week. I Ttalay — I 8:k p'm, — Junior O»lr rehearsaL • * • BETHEL METHODIST RW. A. R, Handrtaki, Patter i:45 a.ra. — Morning Worship, 11 a.m. — Church School. v " DEPENDABLE SERVICE . REASONABLE Big tnough fo S#rv© You — Camden Smaff tnough f© Kn T.Uphon. IXport 9-3344 K. A. RIECKE SHOW ROAD AND COMPANY F, P, RISTINE'A turn Ve* and MilaâM. I M I Established 1038 stock fachin** 123 Sooth BrMd SfrMt, N#w York Stock Anwrlsan Stock Exchano* (Assrc) •nd ettwr lacdini Marten J. (Clank • I • * • ( • NT A Tl V • 1433 Walnut Street PHILADELPHIA 2 LOCUST 8-2400 Somers Point SHORE AND eOUIITBV SETTING FOR ATTRACTIVl 1 AND 1 BEDROOM RANCHER! ROBERT I, MAURIR $10,000 to $15,900. 400 I8TH STRUT SEE US ABOUT SMALL RETIREMENT HOMES AND SUMMER COTTAGES OMAN CITY, N. J. Under $#,000. EXPORT 9-4t12 OPffl< SUNDAYS. 1 to 4 p. m, JOHN G. O'HARA 601 SHORE ROAD ARIA REPRESENTATIVE SOMERS POINT CALL WAIkar 7-Btt DECKER I CO. Members New York and PhUa. Belto Stock American Stock Exchange (AstseUWi A BALANCED FUND Investing Liberty Trust Bldg., Brood A Arch Sti., Phil in bonds and preferred ttaeki se- LOcuit 4-3500 lected for conservation si Prtn clp«J and current income and In Ocean City Represwitative common stocks selected (or u> eono and proflt possibUitlej. ROBERT T. HUGHES 121 I. Atlantic Blvd. can be reached at our office on Monday, Thursday; on Tuesday and Friday in South bis home—Thou* IXport 9-O065 on evening* or An Equity fund investing primarily la eommo,, stocks selected for possible Ion* RICHARD B.FO: n growth of canital and fu ture Income. 8th St. and Atlantic Ave. Ocean MR, MAURIR Phone EXpert 9-0980 CAN MAKE OFFERS FOR SALE AVAILABLE New Homes - Colonial Styling & Con* TO YOU With Picturesque View of the Ocean < 3 bsdroomt, 2 til* bathrooms, tlh p OUR COMPLETE family room. SiipM> deluxe kitcban includ** INVESTMENT cabinet*, tile wallt, wather, dryer, dUhw«ther,wal< and counter type electric rang*. FACILITIES On* car garage Fully insulated Intercom I No Obligation, Of Court. Oai Baseboard Heat • PORTFOLIO ANALYSIS '32,500 to '34.000 • BUY AND SILL ThaM homes ara Hearing completion RECOMMENDATIONS DON'T DaAY — SEE TOTM TODAY • SPECIAL SITUATIONS Call us for aa appointment • ESTATE PLANNING OWN TOR INSPECTION • MARKET RESEARCH Every Evening 7 to 9 p.m. • MARKET STATISTICS fAY Rexall DRUG, inc. 0RIVE SOMERS POINT THE MONEY lank Rates! •ANKINO AT IT'S •MTI rial Bank W*#-,i-»Hl City Asbuiy Avenue «nd Landb Ave AVARAM.* S KM, 1 '" JULY WMF Mfly Hi rh. TWs wlU kW aM lawn hniiiii mm by SNrava Travsl farvlea* QUirriON: tMI l«v» ta pay rtf •nunurf —nfe* «ftMn 1 1 TfWawl laaTWiralT NMnii Ml W* DONT AarftyM i•If I HInf anra Mr anna1 trtttrtar saiajB fcij FbanTSv SrM gt. Wa M t b* «Ud to wnntQQff BWfl kkM ya> • frnal ENTRAL METHODIST iMMlay ""— 9:30 and 11 a.m. — Morning Worsnip. 9:30 and 11 a,m, — Church Nursery, 9:30 a.m. — Church School. 6;45 p.m, — M, t, T. t P.m. — Evening service. S p,m. — RaJnbDW CtaM, Si4S p,pi. — Junior Choir rehear- 1 pits, — Senior Choir rehearsal. Guards On The Run Assisting SafrMn Mfcguards had a busy moment Patrol Captain Tbofn J, H, Tltygeson, B, Pa., waa brought to was caught in a waih off Ulb he st. white swunraing Wcdmsday. LUeguard, Lawrence Stedemind An- while Richard CUme swam out with aauM 1111 * 1 *"" -Ive children here on a picnic wen taught In a wa»b at the 12th *• " ashore by the - - - NEED MORTGAGE MONEY? We have it! TRI-CITY MORTGAGE COMPANY, INC. IS* WM Ninth S1rHI...«fct«ii O^ N. J. tXp«rt 9-1542 arniMato 4-4774 Mertjaa* loan Goitwpondanf of BLOOMFIELD SAVINGS BANK ^JlOO^H^D, NEW JERSEY aaaaahkA aBBSaVfaTaV^^ /Laî. d*ar.Mria, ^^.^ ._.—. _-. J Woman nearby • V " ' " K. ,->"*« breaking the gast which cut a woman customer. The boy, from Hanover, Pa., was charged with violating a city ordinance against Playing ball on the beach. He was released under $25 ball and is scheduled for a heating today. , * ^ 5A1I - UGOONfRONT HOME Could Net B« Dupitcatad FOR Year Around Home For Asking Pric* M *k*r, llYlng room with llnpUe*, dining roam, 1 Mdraanw, ;•«• s*tti, (Metric kltchan wMi dlsooMl, daubto ina alectrle * «h*wt fan. IWIrh/ rooni. Ind floor, two bwfnwm. ana HMity af cl«rt «u« thmtghout. OH Hut. OirfsM* hat ; M w4d «tw. Lot M' i las', Naar nnHanl torii. Shown by appointment Phone EXport 9-3046 or any broker. INVESTMENT SiCURiTHS HESS, GRANT & REMINGTON, INC. Niw York It«* •xth.nm PhlU^ttto, *totk liifhMM •imricin Ueth Ixdungt Ubn> 111 SOOTH BUOAO fTHIT PHILAMLMIA t, PA. KiNOSLIV S-7474 City (toprmnliHiis ARTHUR L. BATTEN Ml BRIGHTON PLACi Phone EXport 9^3234 Evenings and Waak End» YEAR /ROUND LUXURY HOMES ON LARGE TRIE STUDDED LOTS LOOK WHAT YOU ARi MISSING... $ M •HRMM H0MEI WEB DAI^T TH.BAIW Travel Talk To Benefit Chapel A travel talk with slides entitled ''Around The World In 80 Minutes with Bret Griscom, ot South O*an City," wiU be presented under Urn sponsorship of the Youth Choir tor the Building Fund of Union Chapel By The Sab in the O»peL HaU at 55th st. and Asbury av. Thursday, July 21st at 8 p.m. A short musl cal program and refreshments wUl follow. Mr, Griscom, a former summer resideat for 37 years, has been residing as a year round resident for the past five yean intending to make this city his permanent head, quarters. He is
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