Fitchburg Sentinel from Fitchburg, Massachusetts • Page 2

FITCHBURG (MASS.) SENTINEtl JUNE 12, 1951 Specie! TT.MPUATfU a THE WE4THER John Connor tort. r. of wilt hold a regular al I o'clock IB Jtiin irrwt Peter a mrviing el the special houf- -t f-r at his of- f.r» A Se -1 v-Tiwrnw at a m. in St cburrh. Ar.

rrmsj He said fcr Rnrw-i Burnt to- at 30 a IT. St at rn mdefixiiejy i SIDE GLANCES By Galbrafth Flag Day Event Night Mr- a i Pich i oprrm- A ill Cn- TTursriisv a i a. Men i L'-ilon ha co'jri- i of Porahontu. rri riVy: at rr it '( Mrs W. a of r'-sd A jp a by jfff.

mvrr mi me.j» sat. v- a MT. trt. How lonf will the be this summer?" 9 Msrtel TSP i receive hi." mas- exercise) tr be held Jxine 18. staff Ihe Marjiret children's A pump i will be held tonight at Idea! pond for about 15 members of Tire department 1 i i a jrroup will leave it o'clock in of L'jptj Henry jnd Sullivan, who will i nn pump operation and At The Teesight handling of hose lines, respectively.

snd Sweat Music." and Listen Hardv. 57. of Willard Saxon--'Katie Did It" and "The Ashburnhnm. suffered a badly Fat a injured right thumh this forenoon) Hills" and "In Old at ihe Fitrhburg Engineering Corp. lAmsriJIo." plant Hi ,52 Oak Hill road and was la'er admitted to Burhanlt hnspital for treatment and possible imputation.

Officiai.i of teltctivs Yesterday" and "Mv True Story." Strand- 'The Killer That Stalked hoards 37 and 157 today announced that perial fnrmi are available for (college students who took deferment Mrs Ge'Tie lr on Alav TViesa forms must A 5 a i r'jd i leaveihe filled nut and sent to the stu- V'ew they dent! respective schools, according to Crf-rtrude C. Carror, chief clerk of Beard "7. The forms may be serured locsllv at either of the two hoards. Mrs. Carrnn said.

New York." and "Atlantic Heney- service i moon rj i' nn tV i i i in i Mr p-opriftor the photo i Axir P' a 11 crrrr.pl ha i i dppar'mt-nt di- Oi'f. ri 1p irr.sr of Vv patrn! is rn 18 a 2J7 vfmrijjitrrs i 1 nf a i i ''i 1 1 W. w.ll nf Ouanira 1 Superior Court Palmer. Gardner, awarded S249.61 hv a superior court Great Caruso" and "According to Mrs. Hoyle." Whalom The a i a and "Radar Secret Service a The Curtain Diploma Peter C.

MarkKam, son of Mrs. Stephen Markham of 139 Ml. Ver- nnn street, was one of nearly to receive their diplomas at the 41st annual eommencemerU exercises conducted st St. John's ihu morn.ng in a civil auit'prep of Danvers Sunday. action acaimt Ajnerican Kmployen' Mr.

Palmer had nsurance Co tntlfied the insurance company ihf A Pm th 1hf he nnducted 92 Dav failed to make payment on a policy cover -ng burglary of a huiinejs he owned in Colonial hotel building, Pleasant street. Gardner. Mr. Palmer's was burglar- ised of valued at It The A Wade a i 1S47. according lo represents i under BTid rirunken- i "i'lanTca -anip at the Smith at to i it was reported.

Scheduled fnr i a this afternoon a the csie of Charles and Sammy Cittn, city, agamat Ellen Kirby. also Titchburg Charles Girto is The Filchburg boy compiled an enviable record at St. John's during his three year stay st the school. Besides being a constant honor student, Markham was a member of the school's football, basketball, and track teams. He served President of the Alpha club and as vice- president of both the senior class and the Sigma Nu club.

Markham will enter Middlebury college in September. the anmsal stay by rUefcbuTfLeeaie ef Bka will be Thursday at JO an the front lawn ef turn's euartart at 111 1 IMncfeeJ will i Bee. JeeepfcTx sdU J. Burke will recite the ruatory ttwfUe KuaJcal aetertkm wiUbe afeaante4 Isy the Peek AsttanBeii the usual custom, the regular wrpa ef etfleen will jsarfmm the BTOE ritual under the directiaa if Xxahed Ruler aWrnani D. Ward.

In charge of thia year's event are co-chairmen Frank N. Uaaon and Edward A. Terry. ID the ereat ef inclement weather, the program will be held indoors ra the Oka Midi. torium.

The general public ia invited to attend. Clarendon St. School Exhibit Secino Give Recital ria by epreoaBWta lit. Do It Again, WendetUnd. Hlafc BrtMdwey Beuaef.

i PVpiU pert in each of these JodHh rUcharda, Margaret Petite, Betty Lou Stewart, Breada Pvukw. PouUot. Daala) AnenauU, Bonnie Araanauh. Unda GoM- ney. Ma Jean CosteUe, Maureen Unda Reaeabert, Devid Pupils of the Clarendon school a physical education demonstration this I A program of games, dances and was presented.

Dental posture awarda were made. Grade 3 100 per denial honors. Pasture (wards were made 1, Gertrude M. Ivan, teacher, Call Reirden and Philip Atkinson; grade 2. Mitt Mary P.

O'Connor, teacher, Carolyn Melhot and Ronald Crocker; trade 3, Miss Ruth F. Jena, teacher, David "ucchlara end Judith Andrade, honorable mention. David Kauppinen and Carol Sifisnumdo; grade 4. Hiss Anna McNeil teacher. Janice Murphy and David Reirden; 3, Mies McNally, teacher, Ronald Boudreau and ROM Ann Veneiieno; (rade Miss Mary C.

Meridiem, etcher, Conatanca Richard and tobert honorable mention. timry Ann Stropparo and Irene Gaanon. theBeanarSectne etudie pteaeated ttwir third Annual recital last niffct the ritehbunr tUch sxbeal auditorium with IPMIBBJ to. atUe fairs The BseBram whick 04 Leta Agate: Men Carter. Karon Adana, Janat Bailey, Ana Settoo, Matllnt Daroaior.

Ju- dMh O'BoyW, JeaaTPnacaviUa, Baia St. Martin, Harufn-McCauliff Miss Ellen McCauliff, daughter of Unjamin F. McCauliff of Leicester. ormerly of this city, and the late Mrs. Ellen L.

McCauliff and Hans lansen, son of Mr. and Mrs. Patrick fsnsen of Houston, Texas, were married Friday in the Cristo Rey hurch, Colon, Republic of Panama tr. and Mrs. Gregory Cramlleh of Washington, D.

were their only ttendanta. Mrs. Hanaen la a teacher In Gan- Panama and Mr. Han sen is a mechanical engineer in the employ yf the government in Panama. Reynolda.

Melodye Boicin. Teraaa Pelule, Mary Beth Courtenanche, Janet Bailey, Ivelyn Seeiao. Mary Ann Meacham, Joyce Trequajr. Low Sehreiber and Bonda Johnaon. Winter Wonderland: XUen Cerler.

Charlotte Shachoy, Mary Ann Meacham. Mary Beth Courtetnanehe. Nancy Sehwarta, Mary Man to. Gala Celuua. Donna MeSbeehy, Judith O'Boyle, Rachel SchectnMn, Brenda Nancy Wood, Adaile Gutnam, Kolaiyk, Gould, Marilyn laaacaon, Paula Silver, Jean FraneavilU, Bonnie Lee MilJUcen, Janet Bailey, Betty Ann Secino, Adelle Guunan, Sally Toko, Donna Halt.

Shctlla Murray. Nancy Andenon. Betty Ann Secino, Diane Wiley, Lynda Leyi ahd Jeanne Buri pee- High Steppen: William and Kuth- Matcaowicz. Diane Christian, CUudette Cloutier. David Reynolds, Karv Ann Meacham.

Joyce Tra- qiiair. Bettv Ann Secino. Marilyn Carol Kennedy and) Tereaa Pelullo. Broadway Bound: Etlrn Ctr.tr. Nancy Wood, Donna Hall.

Sheila Murray. Nancy Anderaon, Betty Ann Secino. Diane Wiiev. Lynda Levs. Judith Salo.

Sherrin Ketontn. Janet Bailev, Judith Barbara Kolenda. Adelle Gutman, Ann DiQaretwmino, Bonnie Lee Milliken. Evelyn Secino. Marilyn De- roaicr and Karen Adams.

Sterling, meaning; solid silver of a definite fineness, is a contraction of the word, a term applied to merchants of the Hanteatic towns in the I2th Century. ROLAND'S VENETIAN BLIND CO. CENTRAL SECRETARIAL SCHOOL 830 MAIN STREET, FITCHBURG. Summer Session July 9 HOCKS tn 1 M. Tuition fcM a MMuh F.

Burke, (Mr KEGBTOt NOWT Nn Soltrilnri A Good Picture Good Frame Tel 2 0 6 3 7 CUSTOM PICTURE FRAMING Oil Painting! Colors Pnnfi INDUSTRIAL FRAMING E. PRESCOTT CO "VrALLPAFCHS A. J. PARKER SON, SUCCESSORS and PAINTS Ji Oliver Si Second Flnnr Gifts For Every Glassware China EUctrical Appliances Lamps Pottery in and Browse Around Connie's Gift Shop 167 Main St. I i Tlie meet of the M.

m. to a i i i A A ii-Tn maw In Si. 1 Helen Florence daughier of Mr. and Mn A Probate Court WORCESTER, June 12--Texas Clapper of Fitchburg filed a seek.ng damages for injuries a support tuit today in probate msUined by his minor ton, I court against William Clapper, also Sammy, when he was struck by an automobile operated by the defendant June 10. 1949.

on Middle street In vernV; yesterday, a i i cliege. A a from lnirndale. 'r whn tfok the gen- pirsident of the a member of the rultd in i nf Albert Boutelle, Jr of Winchendon, defendant in a -u il suit case in which Gabriel nik. Otter River, aeught property damage as result of an automobile accident Feb. 17, 1MB.

on Gardner road. C.itclnrr. Mr. Boutelle and Mr. Heinik were drivers of tHe cars involved -n the mishap.

Confercnre Saturday nf that city. Tfie couple have two children. The widow, Gertrude M. Leamy nf Gardner petitioned for authority lo administer the estate of HenryT. Leamy.

who died May 15. Ttit other includt two sisters snd a brother. More than 1400 veterans ot the Korean campaign left Japan for the United Sutes April 22 under the army's rotation program. i fif 3 i an eco- Feather, and Tn North Middlesex Congrega- ire i i a Conference of Unitarian and jnijwner a sponsored l)l i a will hold ine t'mted Cn-operaiive meeting Saturday afternoon, at 1: s-ir Mr inrt Farmers j'rlnck it the Cathedrsl ef the Pines, nf i rt and Ihe Credit Rindge. N.

If. The conference aer-! p'nnv led i i 9 st Raima mon i be preached by Rev. Robert i a i i i I Aalto i ('. Wiliiington, pastor of First I i i rt i scheduled tr Parish Unitarian church in Billeriea. Ka-n a Pe.snn, i Musical selections will pre! H.r in i an h.lriren nttd by nt combined choirs of the mrr.lhi i-orta, Aa.to or; BjlJrrira and Chelmiford Unitarian a i (Jeoige A.

Makela. 1 Fev. Joseph H. Guinla, a a i I a Lancev. a i a i and now pop- dei-grnei- of Mr and i E.

Lan- i f.rr nf the First Parish a CPV. Ha'e street. Leommster. snd a i i i i cluirch in Chelmsfori, will been a Louise Stupak aaugiiier the aervjoe, which ia ooen i irf i Mr and Mrs Jo'm Stupak, 3 i 0 public. i a LeoTiin-ter.

were, i a i i a from Uajell 'nor c-nilege. Auburrwiale i a i OailK Dividend rev. who tonic the medical At a n-eeltng ol board of Ji- ro-jr-w was a member of Blue i of the Worcester County Feather and Orphean, era was active TMIM i'-. in Worcester today a in "rts Mm Stupak, whn took I i i of per cent Ol was or 6 3 re shar at (h- riU Ph: Bets mb e( 0r Phesn and ot the 10 pei a was de- "hi. Others'" 1 a shle I.

1851, to atoek- tt-e A. degree' M. and of record June 19, 1851. Edna A. Barnes af 71 i -i mtu major and i street entertained the members' i C.ar-y a of Business snd u.io i i i a i Women's tJub i it their home last nieht.

I 1 Smma Ckaeter Certain European doves neat rabbit according to the Kn eytioaedia Brartannica, Club Talk Dr. James M. Ferrigno, teacher omance languages at the TJniver-1 ity of Massachusetts, will address he club of Fitchburg, Thursdsy. at a meeting held in King's Corner restaurant. The meeting will open with a dinner at 1.30 p.

Dr. Ferrigno will talk on "Your State University." He Wss formerly associated with the public schools in Filchburf. HAIR SHAPING and STYLING BY NOHMAN BEAUTY 3tt Bias St Tel 1-MM town Party South Fitchburc ScKool WEDNESDAY, JUNE 13 2 to 4 f. m. LILLIAN BEAUTY SHOP 36 Prichard St.

Dial 2-1530 WELLA PERMANENTS RE-UPHOLSTERING SAVE this month on restyling jour parlor nulls or chain. Free Estimates. Large selection el fabrics. Call Home Upholstering Co. 80 Snow St.

Dial 2-0822 PINN'S PISH MAIKIT Ntrtfc st. rttchhsn rua OAJLV 4 WGBTAHU3 DIAL 1-JW4 rrea $1.1 Pertrails el Children IMt-MI a a -reml-x-r cminci, and Wai id til 3-137! of all O. E. Enun cta V.m re Adi dan Irtps to Jtarea. Bill AdM.

picnic i i st their home last night. In- guests included Janet a past aute president; Mrs W.mfred Daly I Miv Juhelle i i prejirJent MAXWELL, leereurv WoiL-etter and Mn Beatrice okoQl bAtToKTsSi er It Seliar, pait o( Worcester Mary LMs rlub. Highlight of the program was' i 1 i. 1 1 ln Junt Bmuw.i mniina TM Po OUR POULTRY DEPART. MENT WILL BE CLOSED July 1-7 for vacations Ne Live Paul try Be Be- eeive4 After IBM It.

TkU Oeeertment Wifl Kiapan July United Co-oparativa Fartnart, Inc. St. nuhkun, Maes. i Shne Bargain Depart- I Now Oswfi st 3i4 Main $now Fur asid Repainng. Ttl 1- Advt Tit ft omi Gtrti.

Cloeed All Day. Catholic GUI St. Kernard burrk. 12 7 Wl to Dr Marion H. Wilder Miss AMOCUTION Dtvtht HtMtJtT DIM Jun II ItM a but la Krx Ka.v in thmu Flantv Inr and al" Tuberous Beweiuet aad OerasuiuBS Cat Firm fer all nrrasteeu.

Pwrre's Oreee- Ave. Tel. Turn left a( ABAC Trani- 1-H thmufita i cluin bnlim and Rtiular mittini wiU Jurw II Kail, street tw-Trwt KMUS CriJ Arch A ReauKr TfMXUl i b. twM rvaninj Jure 1H1 3t clock tn Maamtc Ttl tnnurtlm nf nKh business as resxilarly befanp It. Maval Arch Collation.

MA.VOAU. ti. High Me Junt U. In Mewtwrv HJZABITH UlCH dtert ba mu tier and Watait. Ijtfft.

Ht 1 I rieck. is. S04 Main ia, at fAMXM WMTg. ft. at Meet lusts To All Points larrtce Hew PACKAO TOUB9 TO NEW TOBX WASHINGTON AM Dtr.

far oen TOT cafe FITCHKJKC TRAVEL SERVICE, fax. Mat. DM TM. eaji benow to tlQOO ai HFC pay nadieaj btlia, Yew de asrters. er fuar.

MOO ksa art ptMt (rrttfad to 04 jour aavtatuUr proWem. Par txtn bat etrvke. ehana first, than come sal PHONEi THANK YOU! Wa wish lo extend eur riiwere thanks to all relatives and friends Ukinc Bert in eur surprise house warming, aaeclal thanks (or the refresajneets, flowers, gifts and purse, Wneerely, Mr. and Mrs. B.

Jeiuuea West TownseMd Hoaa. LuneDburg THE ROYAL BEAUTY SHOP PERMANENT SPECIALS COLD WAVE J. H. HOLLAND COAL, COKE, FUEL OILS Office 32 Duck Mill Road Dial 3-7555 MACH1NELE5S With er WHheat Apaehitam Klgat Wart fcn Aapsisiesisot Mai t-MIT Ml MalB St ALtCI WINDOW SHADES WathabU Duplex Shades White and Green Cream and Greea Made To Sell far 11.11 Ca. Uieftttw .65 WASHABLE G'tan Ecru If for 12.10 I a DeLisle's 51 M.in St.

Cream SERIAL SHARES of far a wondarful plan for systematic saving. And cur rant dividends hava at tha rata of Fitchburg CO-OPERATIVE J. R. tiifonc A 2fl St. Dial 2-37IX FwnwMBnt St.

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