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& Masthay
-6 .Masthay, 1 Ce, USN, re-
Get Continuances
tthome to civilian life last
'*lth a commendation from
inmanding officer of the
r on which he had served
, eing
ago.
recalled to duty 15
i ' air knowledge and ability
nuplbd with the excellent manner
Oll*hlch you earned out your as-
*15:led duties have been important
1'ln.Sking this vessel an effective
11*iding unit," wrote Commander
of Todd Road Milldale
Erly of the destroyer USS
htnes C. Owens.
Masthay, w ho m 24, pre, iously
*ed for three years on battle-
DS in the Atlantic from 1945 to
He was recalled by the Na; y
· eptember 6, 1950 The ON eng
been operating out of Norfolk
Two cases of alleged liquor law
violations in the Pickwick Grill on
Main Street were continued Mon.
day morning in Town Court to
December 17.
Robert A. Carmichael, 30, of 326
Glen Hills Road, Meriden, Was
charged with selling liquor without
Five Masses Tomorrow
In St. Thomas' Church
Five masses will be celebrated
tomorrow morning at St Thomas'
Church in honor of the Feast of
the Immaculate Conception. They
are at 5:30, 7, 8, 9, and ten o'clock.
The 8 0'clock mass will be a
solenin high mass made possible ,
through collections made by Mrs.
Raffaele Mondello. A solemn high
mass will also be celebrated Thursday
at 730 in honor of SL Lucy.
a perrn iL Herbert E. Weldon, 31,
Ras
charged with operating a gnll 1 Chtircli Fellowship
without a permit. ) To Present Movie
Both men were arrested by Sgt. 1 "Beyond Our Own," a picture
Robert Triano and Officers Ni- jabout a lawyer who sacrificed
cholas Romano and Patrick Major- j spiritual values for material gain, 3
ano. _ will be presented in the Plants ille I
Carmichael's bond of $100 was 1 Baptlst Church Sunday at 7.30 by I
posted by Mrs. Alice Weldon. I the Youth Fello\,ship of the
Weldon'B bond of $100 was post- church f
ed by Mrs. Ruth Elliott. The offering for the film U ill be
The men are represented by used for the \\ork of the fello 1036
, d other eastein seaboard poit*
graduate of LeR 8 High
Judge Stephen K. Elliott. ship
Earle Atwater, Jr.,is in charge |
1 in the Class of 1945 Mast Clark Bros. Leagite of the program and Ann Swain,
was employed as an egineer Though the Runwi team had no Tucker Webster and Jim Thompradio
station WMMB in Men- outstanchng indindual score, it son are in charge of advertising.
where he expects to return nianaged to blank the Wright
Re 18 11, ing with his ,; ,fe Donna bowlers in a Clark Brothers ' Richard DeBishop
' ild infant son Robert in the home League match at the Southington 1
Z his wifes parentq Mr and Mrc. ·Bowling Lanes Beckwith was high ' Promoted In Navy 1 2
.Au Mohr of Russell Road, MO. for the 14 inners isith 294 and Kntz I Richard A. DeBishop, son of Mr 4
r j and Mrs. Arthur DeBishop, Jr of 0
had 307 for the losing team I
*1 Meola led his bow lers to a 2-1' the Mer,den-Watelbury Road and Bg
1'- husband Of Mrs Lorraine A. De- (G
*· 6 victory over the Stanish team.
ardware Leagite Meola's individual score was 323.1 Bishop of 43 Surrey Lane, has been *
advanced to the rate of airman h
4 Gioia came through w ith 334 as| A. Pernal bowled 315 for the
1he Ramblers took tw o from the losers. at the U S Naval Air Station in 5
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5&11 Stars in the Southington Hard- Jacksonville, Fla.
1#are League at the Southington' -- DeR,shop entered the iNasal servlce
on Jan. 16,1951, and recened
: 3owling Lanes Haupt scored 316, plialanx Basketball Team recruit tiaining at Newport, R. I
*or the All Stars
4 The Bacalas overe:inie the
To Play Benefit Game
The Southington Phalanx Bas-
Before joining the Navy he
tended Lewis High School and
atas036
thamps, 2-1, u ith Laroigna scor-
331. Rung, had .112 for the
ketball team, sponsored by the
YMCA, \,111 play a benefit game
employed by the State High
Department in Whethersfield.
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losers.
G The Old Rangers edged the
w ith the
Plainville
Plainville Blues at
High School gym
the
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Degnan said. The arrest was made |
*lockets. Celotto \#as high for th( by Officers Henry Nonemacher
December 15.
*inning team with 286 while Rungi.
and Louis Hobson.
Pinceeds from the game will go
#)pped the losers ,\ ith 312 i
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the Rinaldo Villar(it Scholarship '
;* The Hecklers shaded the Wolves Fund Villardi, a former Plainvtile FOR SALE
s Giles bowled 318 Hodgkins with High School athlete, was killed in 5 New & used "1" beams angle
207 was high for the losing team. an acc dent last year. 1 Iron, channel iron, plate, pipe
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game 1,111 be played at 7:30.
Church League
Central Metal Co., Inc.
Woodford Ave. & Dewey Place
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The Episcopahans defeated the
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First Lutheran bowlers by 210 pins
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ix in a shutout at the YMCA Bowling
a Co., Inc.
, Alle> s. Wr ght led the attack with
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Arross the Green
361 N. Laribee was high for the
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Lutherans zA ith 326.
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Grace Methodist, 3-1, as Hamlin
- I rolled 323. R Busher topped the
losers \\ ith 297
First Baptist shut out First Con.
gregational No. 1 behind Dick
Judd's potent 359. Groonian's 281
036aq best for the losing side.
First Conirregational No. 2
di,ided with Plantsville Congre.
Rational G. Smedberg with 800
was high for the former, Scott'
i I ei ith 284 top scorer for the latter.
ing team
Kenneth Judd madr the night's
highest individual score of 343 fort
the Armatures to give them a 3-1
ti iumph over the Ohms Munson's
:i12 036as tops for the losers
Fazzone bow led 321 as the Watts
defrated the Contacts 3-1. Patla
led the losing hde 036ith 316.
Fined For Speeding
Wilbert E Coonq, 60, of 128
Mount Vernon Road, pleaded g'Utlty
to a charge of Rpeeding and H as
fined $18 h\ Judge 3 Robert Lacey
19 Thun Court Monday morning
CoonR' car ran off the Merlden-
Waterbury Road and struck a pile
of stone, I'rosecutor J Lambert
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