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For Chronically Ill Local Hospital Men At Pickett... THE SI)UTIIF. L.Ti)i< Nl: vs, DL( I,S, it,i:R I, 19.,o 'First Congregational Will Observe SacranIent Of Tim Lord's Supper fll j,dr, s,:v 'ul other The Sacrament of the Lord% be as ft.llo : Boy Scent. , 7 Clifford W. Rush, Jr... president of tile Hospital Corpor- a.d e ..,. ll q.ng to heat f,.m Snppe will be. ohcet e,I st the m. Monday; Evenin G o d cribed a wing for the chronically ill as a logical t,,,, In exR ding Bradlel" Memorial llospital. -con tq oe hart he hke. it. wet.hip Ihrha d Quinlan. son of Mr. t x al c vlre at 11 a. m. St/n- Woman's A soctation, Christmas the Ft -t ('ontqegettonnl meeting, 8:30 p. m. Tuesday. parmade the sugges' , __ on ; , , ......... , ed the hu.to v of th( - hosp:tal, t and Mrs. Martin Qninhm of Oak (hu: l.. The Rex. I.eRoy G. Allen, onage; Afternoon G oup, Wom-I foyer where poltratts [ . IJrd Di iMon at Camp Pickett. anna ........... Arnoia t ramey mR i and 3hs Bladley s vtsmn m f utm- S=t. John Adams met him unex- . Todd were unvmlcd, m the mst tul on, l ec td at Ihe Service Club Ihe l,hrs Selectman J fl D {l vr night. Said Joh "X hat hospital stud th.tt , Ik.do, J , in .m .tddl, - ,,t might be built over or might be : tmc. d. "The toxin of the h sp t. L xt .Iaud art )tu dom here?" Said Ruhard, "lhe ame thing bau art'." That old adage about ' [ {he no heastern end .1 portrait of 5h. Todd, th- ('hutx'b, gave the bt.nedletton president of the hospital ft ,m The. Women's Auxdnuy to the time of his ho pn d so] 'ed a hostes ,s in 1946, was unveded by portt. dt of Mrs. Bradley. ! HBnry Petbrson Weds the hospttal. 5hss E leon Mulphy of Worces- (; ('cmpan) of the lGSth ltegim nt. end a' hort distance from ar cempan), an:l hlL promistd - n makes a ] dhd - looking Itttqxed dk|llllg the e,rite with Mrs. Alien in charge of ,Spe.ml mu ,v will be the Senmr ('h.tr, directed ' A to hrlng 01 -[ns tez.: thut Botge..n Small t hihb'en ill medmte and Senior €:hons, 6:80 hi. t .ed f t m tbv Happy HoUr an. [ 7: 0 p. m. Monda and Weddt ing the tmM' . C] ch School,so.day; Girl Semlts, 2:30 awl the Junlot - lntv me&ate Depart-[ 10"30 't m. Saturday. ol he ¢xptttcme m a Bibh, tuly Seven of the ¢.l,ureh' yoang tlaq in Jap:m p ople will n entl a Christmn A ¢¢,r.,- of d tuhslon on mLqhop at 9:45 a. m, tomorrow "Onen The thble" stll be con- at tl Yale Divinity School. The tmoed by the F e de Fello vship work will .continue antd 4 p. m. at itsmvetmg ut 6 O-m. Sunday. The young people who will atghe t'hamtian Youth Fellow- tend are Roy Nyren, Luetlle Lof l '"hl :?h9'hd In mo.t at 7:30] ren, Betty Smith Gerald Allen, p. m. Suuday at the pmish hoaso. Diek Ryder, Robert Blown [ ..... , Other mee g ne w ek will Mm Nelson. 1 .lust like Da s -- the ft short- •-shel.vdle: Mm s.. :former Plants-,h,:. .o,,,,y mmsed. T h e little S lt" ecommends. Trip To Pet e speakers. 'a.uu Sata , November ,,. at ',,"",oR. ,,ght ,ate the path of Shop For Real Live Gift Ideas For Christmas Shopping: Visit HAYEK & SON, ' he ReliableJe veler In Meriden" Our stock in diamonds, watches, jewelry, clocks and electrical appliances is complete. We assure you that you will find your nee.ds at a reasonable price. CHARLES HAYEK, & SON 4'The Reliable Jewelers In Meriden" Phone 5-8937 17 East Main St. Meriden tunttles affolded by the local pet Maltese and long-haired Persians Fm here ,you will flnd are popular. And as for just plain deful day for the troops at 1 "sky young pups the chdd en will sweet playful kittens, any P ck, t : du. seathe was deaL love, brightly colm d tropical fish g ]1 wou d lure one. the thox a- wonderful, and that are fascinating to havoat und Incttlentally, the-fl ght engineer agai thin year, ith aH nds of n the Air Guard plane which te et rating high on e list as Earl ICiaalky} 3hi a framer member of the An Natmnal Guard, ho -tayed ove aml had Ph .M. llurt Therianlt. who is slati md at Camp Lejeune. N. C. drop in on u Sunda) to e ht , 8 q. Th ult_ of the tleasy Mortar ('omvan , and had a brief sisit 'alth u . A " aabb " (Nat . vlea e. excuse) uniform I ked very strange amidst all the olive drab color in thi carny. t apt. Kelb' home m Crewe. Vs.. hunds. If it'. a spoltman toxshom bider settels and.beagles. The many-hued tropical fish are thtoughout the }'ear and prove mensely educat|ofia[ for youngstel' . Tanks of them need bttle Guppies, black molltes and mend,.d fo] then' Itch range And don't forker the cats when thinking m telhm of pets. These mdepe'ndent souls how to no one [,n Thanksgiving anti had a won- ,letful time there .Mrs. Kelly ha Martin, Sgt. Bob Petel on, %Val'-t t nt Office Bdl Peter on, s left Southmg n and m very dqe Nemee and m) elf took a ride enthu¢m tie about t. There i a and really njoyed it. My fi t ht.t e by the name of Blntk rule on a hor e a n experience Beauty. t hich Capt. Kel y's land- t I'l ah aw pale abe'; I steele I lord h.t them tt e. and ste all on, stay and the horse went the took a title on It. Sgt. Danny othet. gt. Ted Foley and Mrs. Repairs on a|[ makes of files and Metal Furniu.re; . sp MAINTENANCE AND REPAIRS Thomas Sullivan 5 3 Main St. Plantsville Phone uthi ton 1378-R t ie hmwp shell love for its gay , casual air as wall as its prom + , (' fi g armlh nights. Surprise At LEVY'S? Water For Announcemenfi Nou-Support Charge Noiled In Town Court Raymond. 33 of 11 Ha|ey Court, Plantsville bad a non- "supp0 t charge against hint soiled in To n Court blonday after be satisfiel Judge Stephen K. Elliott that lie was complying with a pro. vioua comt order to pay his wife $:15 each week. John F. Heeht, 29, of Milldale rul s vl the road charge. Pauline Buczko, 37, of West Street was .fined 6 after she pleaded goilty to operating" Fob.) have their home in Crcwe, OPEN FRIDAY NIGHTS al-o, and hve just a from the Kelly, hort way OPEN MONDAYS 'TIL CHRISTMAS S..,lay that h,, .. fe ha,, t,te- ented, hm, :xlth a nov. addItIon to Ad 4 S 2 Like These! * HOSIERY * ROBES *,JEWELRY * HANDBAGS * BLOUSES * PERFUMES * LINGERIE * SKIRTS * SWEATERS * HANKIES * GLOVES * DRESSES S th,,rfa,mly, abouncm babygtrl, vertisement,. hc J a handy man xGth the chpper . Joe Sabatella antl Loaia Glmml It of the Elite Barber Shop, :mve Mr Paterson a "wax stick," ese, I m giving -holt, hair cOt% and he x ant to thank them fol It. In..tdentally. the: bathers m grated that they intend to hang motor vehicle without securing R O. B__a 19 of 13 Marshall 'Drive, Plantsville, paid $10 fine on a charge of operating :in overcrowded motor vehicle. ALCOHOLICS ANONYMOUS MEETS EVERY TUF pAY HIGH SCHOOL For Informa.tion Write 2 Box 213, Southmgton P. ,SANTA CLAUs Kiddies At AT 778 SOUTB MAIN STREET PLANTSVILLE Kiddies, You Kin See 'Im 7to 9 P.M. M,ondafs, Wednesday & Thursdays See "WANDA" The Walking Doll BUCZKO'S DEPT. sToRE : Open Till 9 P.M. Tues., Thurs., Fri. Nigh,t9 "The Variety Store In The Suburb" 25 West Main St. Tel. South. 1854- r Plantsville All Prices In The W. T. Grant Company's Page , ection The Corr ect PricesFollow: S L ! P S ................... $1.98 GIFT PANTIES.... 59c 60 GAUGE "TWIST" rSlS NYLONS pr $149 WASHABLE RAYON RAYON BLOUSES - $1 E8 FLOCKED CURTAINS ........... pair $3.98 WOMEN'S ......... " " CURTAINS " " " " " " .... " p ib$1.98 FELT SLIPPERS ... $1.29 DAMASK-LIKE PLASTIC TAFFETAE:RESSESG, Ls, S2.98 SlSg COTTON DRESSES. $2.98 SHOWER CURTAIN SET setS2.98 TODDLERS GABARDINE * OVERALLS $149 PENNLEIGH ' UMBRELLAS * SCARVES * SLIPPERS ............... • DRESSSHIRTS ...... each $1 AN INVITAXl0N STRIPE POLOS 79c * LUGGAGE * APRONS * COSMETICS ......... "" Men's Shorts 69c d mrtmemt, wh e you w 5 € regi GIRLS phatmacltta compounding pre €:x p- PENNLEIGH SOCKS * FREE GIFT WRAPPING * o. o. ..od .¢GIFT PANTIES 39c 39o&49c Come In, Photo or. Write for Our work of earing for your health is our most impor*.ant function. To that e d weuseonlythefihest pre ctiptlo chemie.alt, pharmac utieaB, and o|Ogi L " BOYS' TECA SHIRTS .... • $1.98 MEN'S SLIPPERS..,.. pr.$1.69 64 Pa e-Christ atalo The IVES, UPHAM & RAHD CO. PLEASED0 NOTUSEPRICES-LISTED I-N OUR ADVERTISEME N: DELIVERY SERVICE PLANTSVILLE PIfONE SOUTHINGTON 107 PAGE 4, SECTION 2 OF THIS ISSUE FOR YOUR SHOPPING. THE ABOVEi PRICES ARE CORRE 2T FOR THOSE ITEMS. Soathington i.
TIrE SOUTHINGT N NHW DECEMBER 1,"1950 Southing on Airport hangar rests on one o the four planes it housed• 2. The home of Ed- . ..... ward Hackbarth of Main Street, .Plantsville, when a large tree model homes project on South End Road whicI/ va u'n-dd o ver and pm ly blown apart. 4. The grandstand at the Recreation Park after the wind h.ad ripped the roof off and collapsed the p 5 Uc- v.e screen on pod the front corner from a home off West Main Street, Plainville. 6. A Connecticut Light and, Power crew works to repair damaged pole and power lines on Marion Avenue. (A1LPhetos by Bob Place of The News Staff) • - ........... - at d fferent nter als to ptck p M Charles L nke of H gh eod " _ -- . w' own mstluments after a t, t per-] bass and C st e Rush piano. I :. . ff]o l Storm Calls.... m o h r batch of emmgency calls._, Avenue. A program of "Chrl tl 2 •tro re s ,t Musw rogra ,. . - . P- - -,. -, .....h,s..a so,m coat,ibuted, are , - " ' .... v inval-I between 5 80 p.m. when the storm Illness" wi, be presented by - and u . At that time, the school. five wobns, th eexmhts, twoeeblos U l b l 'uable help to the pohce depart-; wasat tsx ors ,anut p.-,-,,- ICarl hi. man ann ": I utnu X. +,'-n scl o01 sunerintendent, said this week ava ab fro" other begmning stu- re owned y the s2uden s. ' I Local lu m the pohce to ,epo fallen [ .... 1 assist as.noytcss.. . =.. _. ;. • - • " HI h School, tdents . . w "es, t aey called tbe Connecticut llS. lOllary y 1 -. "-t t the instltlme tal pio nm at SoRthmgto g .... • , Th s Scmor Orchestra has been Pa d Melton of New Britain, s- _ .., ...... wh.,. w.. a • I..... ,, , wranned Christmas gifts for w1s-Ll oln and the elementary schools m no g, • g - , ..... :--at,n, tian fn," bo inners m I}] gross fo • s x years x th ..; --etno of Lons Interns- g . ......... ; ...... ffi ....., x ; irls at the Mather School a to . . g'- , ..... ,a trill ineamnlete s av able fro" one school .vea ' " "" " ," , . " i tional congratulated the " :xs,.*It flashh htso. and d rected traf- .sionarv. Society of the F rst Bnp-lbe brought to this meeting. • . , . .I " ......... ,period. Due to the limited tm c of • ' " _ ". '. " " ington Lions Club on . " until the renm ea nrriyed on t]st Church will be hehl at 2:30 gift should be properly m .P.............. _ the dwecto , Mr. Mm conda and....... , :sh p aml the ftne cond the scene Others, the Chmf stud, m Thursday st the h me of to contents. :Elizabeth Reed, flute Robert DI -IFleur d ms " " m ' " " " - ....... t -- " ..... o med n these g up must be ' 'ted.' Th, Jumor Olchest a s the di- Mr Moran spoke WednesdnY cet. ax av trees that had fallen V....... d ....g , . " . . _u:_u were Participattoa m all ensemble, feet rcsuh of the Music Fund All I evening at a neetlng in the Rose rote the groups is open to all pupds ho , nstruments used b ' "Avitabile and Donald Mongillo, E [ u'chased through the Musc Fund , • . . ." but om of the Y I Room. ., s, d that he wnnted at s ephoaes; Mtle Badgley, B ....ions of Southin on in nuuntam the necessary stanaaras. ,this g'oup we , obtained last, The mstr ct govelnm" lescribed tnmt ,e.,'y --.: :- [ i " ; I " at saxophone; Gerald Alien, Har- d viduals, organlzatioas and bast- I Domimck Mmicooda is conduct- spring through th s tuna. Licns Internationals the mrge t , d d these o untary sea-ices. et Mauch, Roger Mulbns and ,ness concerns, include four "" 'ing the band ork at L ncoln-Lewm, " " " " - '," ' " '. He added th t the pohce realize hester T masciewicz, trumpets, nets, two trumpets, two trombones, and Stanley W. Eukers has charge 'wnce, some a vancea .s m ,ere: [ with a mcm rshtp of 400,vvv n ] that many ctttzens rtsked injury or nd John urcak, mcllophone. :two mcllophones, one bar ton e, one of the orchestral work and the " • 8000 , clubs - functmmng n 29 na" from falhng trees and ; In the Lincoln-Lewis Band are] ' t uba , one ba" s drun and one s. hale • strmg, nstructmn program m the bland. PululS from the Lincoln-!tions. t even death to help out n the Richard Lt dino and Rab, Thorpe, 'drun • One trumpet and one mello . €lementa . . y schoo s . Lewts Band tfll join this group as Mr Moran was introducted by l hve x tres " " mnas DelSanto An iphone m the above ists were g fts The - esent Scarer Orcbestra their expctt nce xath nts. Ho ard L nke, president of tl e cmrtnets, t ' . ' .'1 " - ... h- s hools - t .... __ Up to September 1, 1950, the, ocal club. Two extra officers were assignhony lori , • • .' , ......... g . IMas c t'und received $2,g17.68 and Thomas Wrinn, a threetor of the ed to natrol the business d str ct I at'itone Robert Zobbl, rues, anu .owneu cmr.me.s a. .......y --,,".. mlne apt' o an o etg oty- $312.52. S ce then addittonal pur- re, r 'sent the club as n cot nc di"oae rtnort o'f breaking or enter- Robert Brewster arid Robert La- lStrong stud, must acquu tne r ring, first violins Robert and R - . .€ .....a.a instruments haw I " " ' • - - -'- " ' ' : ......... • ' . Nathamel Flormn, Berkley Flortan been made " , [ Dr " Floyd Nell, chairman of the " The ', ohee de mrtment's txto way " J.eanette Hinckley ........ , rad o went dead about 8 p.m. and l[ramp ' ' tz, second wohns; ce DiCa-' Burba o J Miss • GtaglOS . . Oii S|a bleachers ordered by the I ion for was not in operation agaiu until In And See DtCapr,o, cello, Jan ," ,, .................. v-all a.m .Sunday ,nor4ung urm. Ii bass; Gerald All.eat ii#g2r Multins, Of paper A l$, t, th n_aenoov .x m, ,.. , .a .... . - Tthat tithe it was u,,,oss ble to keep . - Us Ih O . -. und Chestdi Tomasciew cz, rum-i Mis Matilda Oiagios, daughtm'land were being stordu at thor • mel h ne and of Mr a d ,Irs James Giagios of school nny contact between the head- ffi= o pct ; John Xurcak I p t ' "" . ' - ....... uartet . a d the two patrol cars. ew meat1on Don Flormn, planm I No.t Mare Street s on the ............ t/di- Roy van ttast ocR, entertain- - The officers, - rtdtng double In . the €- " Me nbers of the Junior Orchestra :totml st ff of the Boston Umvers- moat enmrman, sat t tne c uu , . • _a_uarte would not have a New Year s Eve HllD 8 $ OE EIEIIT are KurtzJ i hth°rn'ClnrkBr°wn']ityNews" "Meriden's Cancellation Sh.se-Sto e ,48 WEST MAIN ST, MERIDEN William urtiss, Robert Hinkson, The student publication has juet party but would plan a social January under Lions' sponsorship. Tom Ru h and Betty now, violins; b6en rated a uong the top five ¢oi- event for February. . Dr. John Coekayne, actixdties Jack Black, a manufacturer's D.olore,s Brown and Robert Deckort,/lege wee. hes m the country for eommlttee chairman, discussed agent, was introduced as a guest v olae, Jean Garrepy and Virginia chools ith an enrollment of more plans for a wrestling match in of the club. - ogl in, celloo; Robcl:t Ga rrepy, then 5,000 students.
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