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The Bridgeport Telegram from Bridgeport, Connecticut • Page 21

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THE BRIDGEPORT TELEGRAM, 10, i951 -Leon A. Danko, Jr. Miss. Leek to Wed Attendants for Marriage Aug. 25 in Scarsdale, N.

Y. The marriage of Miss Katharine E. daughter of Mr. and Mrs, Leek of Chicago, HI to A. Banco Jr son of ajor and Mrs, tanco of 27 Noyes toad, Fajrfield, will talie place Saturday, Aug.

25 at 3 2x1 in the Church of the Immaculate Heart of Mary, Scarsdale, W. Y. The Hev. WxUlam Little, pastor, will officiaie, Leek has chosen Miss Frances McHugh of New York aa her maid of honor. Her bridesmaids -will be Miss Huth Tiedeman of Hastings on the Hudson, Margaret Spangler of New "York City, Miss Judy Sanford of Chatham, and Miss Elisaaeth Etnaendorf of Xreonia, J.

K.ithy and Janet Foote will be flcwer JOYCE ANN DICKINSON WED IN NEW MILFORD Major Leon A Banco will be his son's The ushers wIP include John Fisher of Cambridge, Mass Francois de Courcel of Paris, France, Walter Beard of Litchfield, and John "Strangfeld of Allencale, N. J. A reception for the immediate families will be held afc the Wom- en'rClub of White Plains, N. r. COMPANIONS TO MEET Misj Joyce Ann Dickinson, daughter of Mr.

and Mrs. Elmer N. Dickinson of 5 Aspetuck ayenue, New Mttford, became the bride of Edwin Kurt Scheuch, son of Mr. and Mrs. Ottow Scheuch of Cologne, Germany, Wednesday.

The ceremony performed by the Rev. Dj. Ktmell McGown at home in Stamford. The bride was attired in a vel- vefe-trimmcd black faille auit with matching She wore a rose corsage The former Mlfcs Dickinson, prepared at Nortnfield School for Girls, attended Keuka college, Penn Tan. N.

an" was graduated from the University of Connecticut Mr. Schpueh received hia Abiturl- um from a Latin school in Cologne, Germany, and attended the TJmvei- sity of Cologne He on a Fullbright scholarship at the Uni- of Connecticut from which he was graduated in June The couple will aail for Germany where Mr. Scheuch will complete his studies. Garden Club Plans Picnic Wednesday Sasqua Group', to Meet at Mrs-, E. J.

Churchill's Farm A JWV PRESENTS LOCAL UNIT WITH AWARD Elsie DeBiase circle, Companions or the Forest of America will meet Monday at 7:30 p.m. in Duke of Abruzzi haJI, with Chief Companion Ellen Berty presiding A social hour with refreshments will follow. Mrs Hose Pasquariello is chairman assisted by Mrs. et Sullivan. The auxiliary, Jewish War Veterans has bepn awarded the certificate of merit lor outstanding veteran hospital woik and rehabilitation This was piesented to Mrs.

Ethel Weiner, president of Bridgeport group 88 at the recent state convention at Hotel Gnswold, New London. Mrs Sally Kaminsky of Hartford, department president, has appointed Mrs Weiner as chairman of child welfare for the Department of Connecticut, and Mrs Adele Levin, treasurer and past president, a deputy Edward J. Churchill of Bhore road, Greens Farms will fce hostess at her Ayrshire dairy "Quiet in Redding Bidge for the Sasqua Garden club's picnic Aug. 15 at 12 noon The all-grass conservation program wfll be studied by the members who will have an opportunity to learn at first hand the results of conservation methods aa applied on large scale to dairy farming. The farm has been in operation 10 years, according to Mrs.

Churchill will offer the explanations Those planning to attend will go the Black Rock taking Meeker road (the fxrst right after the Spinning and follow to the foot of Meeker Hill, turning left across the bridge and then proceeding two miles to the A. I. EPSTEIN TO WED MARILYN J. SOWERS NEW YORK, Aug. 10--M lfl Marilyn Jane Soirers, 19, of 2830 Morris avenue, York, and Albert Irving Epstein, 21, of 147fi North avenue, Bridgeport, will he married at the Park Hoyal hotel here, September 8 The couple obtained their marriage license at the City Office here Monday.

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prices plus federal fcix Read's Street floor Nylonene The Miracle Roycn-And-Nylon Briefs by Rtg. K25 These Nylonene perfect for hot The ccal; toft rayok is i rn i vriih ft for fy greater strength, and longed -ilMdt shape belter and dries jnticK EUsticixed all arounc lop with White, pink and blue Shis ingerie Read's Street Floor i trial basis, but that wai a. successful start for -what now is known sa "the biggest little league in the world," Majori, Minors The major leatues ffied on the minors, and ft you what the minors feed on answer might be the Legion Juniors. There are about 4,000 graduates of the Le- program playing on' minor league and college teams, and 370 ol the current major league 'play- era got their start on Legion teams. Since the program started approximately 10,000,000 boys, have learned the fundamentals of the game through the Junior program, and from its hesitant beginning the project has expanded until now it inctude? 17,000 teams, The major leagues kick In 150,000 a.

year to support the piogram, and they should. Pro ball owes more than a little of its current prosperity to the aid it received from the Legion Juniors during the depression of the 30's, when many high schools and colleges were abandoning the, game and town teams were disbanding. Legion teams then, as now. provided a steady flow of tttlent to the program. KJds who had, been graduated because ot age--the limit IB IT--came op to the pro clubs with a.

solid background'of "fundamentals and the experience of play- Ing on -well-coached, uniformed teams in well-organized leagues. They werfl ready for their pro fling If that was what they efl, and fcot'of mace the grade the yewi'or se reads like who's who of the J. such ai Bob'Feller, and Twl Williams, and Dow. DiMagrio, ind 1 To8l Berr.t, and Hal Newhouiar, and Joe Goi- don--the list is practically endles i. And as frosting on the cake, two tuBJor league xaanagers are prot- ucts of Legion tell.

They.i.re LOJ Boudreau, erstwhlltt pilot ot tha Cleveland Indians, and Phil Cavarretta, new field the Chicago Cubs. When "members of the Boiitb hota department first dlgcu the sponsoring of Junior baseball teams at Mil S. Jn Jnlj, IS25, little dtd they thai some day program would recognized of Fame. In fact, they probably didn't ize tbere would-be of Fame, At any rate, In 1930-1, Legion Junior playjsr--J. TV, Porter ot Oakland, selected to ha-v- picture Cooperatown, N.

and each year outstanding player in the "Little Series" (which determines the national champions -will be, similarly honored, It's a grand -program, and a mos. efficient antidote few juvenile delinquency. And on its heels nov JMtit Legion; Juniors gloa Jnion the minor. win SINGER NINE SHOOTING Tbe pwte-Mttnc Slngw Kanafac- turtnf compmnyj BMenair will be efeootbv lw.iti cighUk victory against' wee it facu the Bridgeport combine the feature, came of the! trial itague 1 Wnrday" at climched league and. wttt be' keep Iti unDltmlalied record InUct.

The arc to the their the and 'maJnUfn on aecoad place, Another Mheditied' conteat t-neen Recording-ud Kkctrlc 'feat pooed the GM, plant la cation, The league itanding follows: Cn. 110 iotdi THURSDAY FRIDAY SATURDAY BUY 01 Mr EASY BUDGET FLAN! iOHTHS TO PAY! '-l-l --r VfJL Get Rwulb SELF SPRAY ENAMEL Wait. Colon fA Bffrt-JftA'Bft; I 5 I bonj, 19 am. utf mo milt ant tint trltwr iml robt no piM ntfi uuxfrt tut fim mlltr imiHl far 11 M. wvtn yM or, tamlari, iifriitntir, ft MOTOR OIL SALE! R.1-.

30el VIMS rat. Jmrjirt pn tin fa "Cotolino" Plastic FIBRE SEAT COVERS k98 CiiwJUi, I protects la on! Mny opcntioa. 12 O8d 1 BUnctrl, TOP CARRIERS For imtar, hHtrs, ih. intdn mmrtj, unni IREASE GUNS i Vncuum type hattft gun --3 ox. capacity.

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