1948-12-23 - Northern New York Historical Newspapers

PAGE EIGHT THE BREWSTER STANDARD—ESTABLISHED ISC* THURSDAY, DECEMBER 23, 1948
Red Cross Gives To
Veterans Hospital
Christinas Cheer In the Form of j
Comforts, Amusements and Table
Delicacies are Provided by Local
Red Cross Groups.
How many of you who read this
newspaper are aware of the continual
service that the Putnam County
Chapter of the American Red Cross
is giving to our veterans in the Castle
Point Hospital.
Particularly now at this holiday season,
the various committees and volunteers
are busy gathering together
all that Is needed to make a real
Christmas for the veterans in the
hospital and their families.
When Christmas is past, however,
they will still be busy providing entertainment,
vocational instruction
and all else that is needed to rebuild
health, courage and general well-being
for these men in the hospital.
This is true of all the American Red
Cross Chapters throughout the Unit- I
ed States.
The efficient organization of the
Putnam County Chapter under a gen- |
eral chairman and the fine spirit of
these volunteers has created a person- •
al feeling of well being and satisfac- L
tion of a job well done that cannot
fail to have its effect upon those
among whom they work.
The volunteer groups cover a large
field, including staff aids, motor corps,
nurses' aids, production and supply
(which Includes knitting, sewing, surgical
dressings, bandages, etc.) home
service, gray ladies who work, in the !
hospitals, canteen service, arts and
skills and the entertainment service.
In this last group, the list of enter- I
tainmens, both dramatic and musical,
the birthday parties and holiday cele- .
brations would fill many columns.
Each one of these services is of sucR
great importance and value that much j
could be said, not only of the whole, j
but of each individual who contrib- •
utes so much of time and effort. In,
practically every case, these volun- j
teers have homes and families to j
maintain yet they give so freely of
themselves that they cannot be praised
too highly.
Learn more about your Red Cross I
and the way it constantly works for |
the good of humanity. All who wish ,
are welcome to take part.
It may not be money in the pockets,!
but it puts something of greater value
In our hearts.
A Merry Christmas To All from the
Putnam County Chapter of the Amer- ;
lean Red Cross.
— B -
There Is no such way to attain to j
greater measure of grace as for a
man to live up to the little grace he
has.—James Gordon Brooks
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Nuts contain high quality protein |
and vitamins. When combined with
other Ingredients to make a main
dish, such as nut loaf, they may be
used as a,meat alternate.
WARNER BROS.
EMPRESS
D A N B U R Y
STARTS CHRISTMAS DAY
For One Week
Robert Barbara
MITCHUM - BEL GEDDES
Robert PRESTON in
Blood On The Moon
Co-Hit
"I WOULDN'T BE IN
YOUR SHOES-
Cont. Pert. Sunday from 1:15
Cont. Perf. Xmas Day from 1:15
Starting New Years Eve at 6:00
(Reg. DaUy Perf. Thereafter)
Warner Bros. Technicolor Hit
[One Sunday Afternoon]
E«tsd
SUNDAY, DEC. 26
"America's Foremost Vocal Stylist'
TONY PASTOR
and His Sensational Orchestra
featuring
THE CLOONEY SISTERS
Buddy
SAT.,
James
DEC. 25—XMAS
and Stubby
NITE
Pastor |
Gay Holiday Dancing party with i
JOEY ZELLE and the Casa Kit*
Orchestra.
FRIDAY NITE—DEC. 24
No Dance
Every Wednesday is POLKA TIME
NEW YEAR'S EVE IS THE NITE
V OF NITES AT THE KHZ. Dam -
ilrom 9:09 'till 2:99.
Brilliant Mardl Gras Carnival
Souvenirs and Favors
No Reservations Needed
Dress Optional
**$SA
* &
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jflerrp Christmas
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Happp flto gear
to our many new friends, to all our old friends,
and to friends still to be.
We wish to thank you most cordially for past
favors, and look forward to still greater and bet­
ter service to all of you in 1949.
LEO'S STORE
NORTH MAIN ST. BREWSTER, N. Y.
BREWSTER GARAGE
LAKE VIEW INN
LAKE CARMEL, N. Y.
New Years ... Open House
DANCE TO
DOROTHY JEWELL and HER BAND
ALL NIGHT LICENSE
NOISE MAKERS AND HATS
RESERVATION FOR FOUR—$20.00
including dinner and a bottle of whiskey
PHONE 932 CARMEL
SPEND
NEW YEAR'S EVE
at
Gallagher's Old Homestead
BRING YOUR PARTNER FOR
OLD FASHIONED SQUARE DANCES
For Reservations Call Brewster 969
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CARMEL THEATRE
CARMEL, N. Y. TEL. 2282
Shows: Nightly Continuous from 7 P. M.
Holidays and Sundays Continuous from 5:09 P. M.
Matinee Saturday 2:80 — Not Continuous
Doors Open 89 Minutes Before Show Time
SATURDAY, DEC. 25
Roll On Texas Moon
— and —
Shaggy
Double Feature Christmas Day
Starting 5 P.M.
CLOSED ALL DAY DEC. 24
SUN., MON. DEC. 29-27
When My Baby
Smiles At Me
Technicolor
Betty GRABLE - Dan DAILEY
Cartoon - News
TUE8VWED7~ DEC. 28-29
Buck Privates
ABBOTT and COSTELLO
Selected Shorts
THTJR&, DEC. 89
Ruthless
Setooted Shorts
FRL, SAT. DEC. 81 - JAN. 1
For the Love of Mary
DE ANNA DURBIN
Pirates of Monterey
lu Technicolor
Cartoon News
Saturday Double Feature
Continuous from 5 P.M.
SUN., MON. JAN. 2-8
An Innocent Affair
MADELINE CARROLL
Cartoon News
TUES. WED. JAN. 4 - 5
Larceny
John Payne - Joan Caulneld
Selected Short*
THURSDAY, JAN. 8
Reissued
Tobacco Road
HENRY HULL
Selected Shorts
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A MERRY CHRISTMAS
and
A HAPPY NEW YEAR
Willie's Store
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