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Astronomical Calendar COIDEK WKATHKU Kji.stcni Itmlu-r floiitly with mid wvu' Kloiiiil pnow 1 Iu imd noith flimili- ness nHowc'd by sonic IMW ASTHOXO.M1CAL Sun sets i a 5:18. Sun rises tomorrow at 7:11. Sun seta tomorrow at Moon sets at a. m. Today's 'maximum US.

Year ago. Today's i i 3 5 Year ago today 10., Tuesday's rainfall to 8 a. .06 of an Inch. KVKNTS TODAY Margaretis Guild Em- manucl parish house, a.1 Covered dish' supper of Nurses Club, Nurses Chenango Memorial Hospital, 7 in. Meeting of Good Cheer Club, home of Grelf, 8 p.

m. Philathea class of the Calvary Baptist church, home of Mrs. Carl Conway, 79 Silver at 7:30 p. m. Bxecutlve committee of Won of the Moose, at 8 in the Moose rooms.

Norwich council 211, K. of C. iu council's chambers, 1C South Broad at 8:15.. Moose In lodge rooms at S. Norwich lodge, 302, FAM in Masonic 7:30.

Rotary at Hotel Chenango al 12:15. Kiwanis at Norwich club at 0:15. Townuend club iu courthouse at S. EVKNTrt TO.MORH.UW a Pocalmntas club tiinTiu! 1 a i i Restaurant. p.

Tn. A i i a Veter aris. meet ll'C h'ome of Mrs. A Nichcilbon. It Brown avenue Z.i'll) p.

Norwich bureau, unit 2 at I he YMCA. at 7:30. Colgate-Forum a.t NHS musi room, at 7:30. Home a i 4, meets a the home of Mrs. Bertram Hopper 04 a nL 8.

in Moose lodge, at S. Basketball. Norwich 1 Giants vs. Ml. Upton, in A gym at.

8 i league prelim. Oxford at 7:15. OBITUARY COHOON John F- Colioon. SO, oC (i Jackson street. Greene, trustee of tlie Immaculate Conception church of Grcone.for more than 50 years died at his home Monday.

Surviving are his widow. Mrs. Nellie Cohoon; a son, Francis of. Greene; a daufih- ler, Mrs- Maurice Zimiiiormuu of Mradford. N.

Vi; a sister. Miss Lizzie Cohoon Greene three grandcliildrcn. KriouOs are Invited In cull at the Hoot a Home in Greene Wednesday evening. The Hcv. Francis Walters will recite the rnaary at the funeral home Wednesday at 8 'p.

in. A solemn high mass of requiem will be celebrated at the Immaculate Conception church in Urccne-. Thursday at 10 a. m. Interment will he In St.

Joseph's ffimetc'ry. Oxford. lletbodist Cub Scout Pack Holds Hue-Gold Dinner Thu a a "Blue and Gold" iliinuM' for members of Cub scout nick 3064 of a Street itothodlst their parents friends -'was held In the huiT.h parlors, last 'night. The ifl'nlr, attracted a large turnout ind program presented won approval from all'In attendance. Tlio program opened' witli the nvncntton by the pastor, the Rev.

Thomtns G. Swales. The flag salute ed by members ot den four, fol- owed after which songs were ting under the direction of Wil- nni Unroot), field scout executive. Greetings from, the sponsor were extended by Mr. Swales and the sccrotary-trbasurer's 'report was by Morris Morgenstein.

Famous events in history were tortrayed cleverly by scouts ol dens throe, four aud r'o a which the pack's charter was presented by Mr. iiarone. Mr. Baroue also presented the pack i three special awards '-from tlio national council for (1) prompt registration; (2) qualltj irogram and (3) membership advancement. A history of cubbing was given by.

William a a a which the principal address was de llvered by Mrs. Eileen. Christman a member of the Norwich high a Mrs. Christman chose.as her topic. "Stars" and pave a talk that proved of interest to all.

Awards were presented "by Donald Seacard, cubmaster. Before making the awards Mr. Seacord the group of Scout Suu day; of the Wednesday night program at the 'high school, commencing at 7:30 and of the ring of the church bells Friday a and its significance. He then introduced the other pack leaders This group includes: assistan cubmaster. Clarence Edwards chairman pack committee, "Wil liam Marshall: institutional rep rcscutattvc, Walter Gardner Matilda Bullock; mother.of den two.

Mrs Gladys Coveil: mother of dci three. Harvey Button; moth or of den four; 'Mrs. Frink anil mother of den five Mrs. Clarence Edwards. Bobcat awards were presentoi to Nick DeRcnsia, den one: Erl Burr, den three; Harvey Sutton den throe; William Ward, de three; John Tucker, den three David Green; den three; Rober Hill, den three; George Frei, de Robert Burllspn, den fou and Donald Barrows, den five.

Wolf awards were presented David den five, an Gary Coveil. Itodnuy Crawfor iind David Johnson, all of do two. Jon Hamilton and Michai Breed of den three and Rober Tarbell of den two- receive iwurda and Donald Browning den two won a lion sward. Th award, highest in scouting; was presented to Davi Smith of don four. 1 Gold arrows w.eve awarded Da LitUewood, den five: Jo Ifficers of Three iranges Join for special Meeting Officers, of tho Oxford, Xorth orwich Norwich Township ranges met Monday night in the Township grange hall I the deputy state'mister pre- Fllllns the chairs for this spe- ial meeting Eminick, Oxford, master: Carl Lohe.

North overseer; Bessie Mush- are. Norwich, lecturer: Arthur mlth, Norwich, steward: LeRoy altsbury, Norwich, assistant stew- UTJKKB Charles L. Burke, 04, of East McDuuough'. died at tho home of his son, Burke iu Norwich, Monday. He is survived by another son.

Kcnnctli. Biirke.of Donoiigh: sister, Klwyn l''ry of and three srandchilUren. The hbdy was reiuo.yed to the Seymour Kiincral ilomo in Oxford ihaycali:" Funeral services, will he. held ut the Hast McDonoucii, 'CcHiiiminlly. church Wednesday'at 2 tho' Kov.

1). ullicliitllig. Burial will lie Personal Mention Ilooily. lias liccn at the home of liis parents, Mr. a Cordon Dondy.

(18 Mitchell, cni ii 2li-day furloush. left this niiirnlng for Fort Ilev- oiiK. -Muss. Ho reports there for rcfisslBiiineut. 1 LKTTtiKK AUK ISSUKl) Loiters testamentary a been issued by 'Surrogate Frank W.

Uariitfs the estate of Autonl Lewiclfi of Sherhurne, to the widow Caroline Lewicki. M.r. Lowlcki died December 30 HIM. Legatees listed In i i widow, and three sons Henry, i i and Martin, unr tho U. Govern mjeiit llosplta at mill.

Joseph Ueynolda is. attorney for the petitioner. rd; Minnie Ifowland, Oxford. present. COMMITTEE APPROVES PLANS FOR LEGION OF VALOR PROGRAM Final plans for the Legion of.

Valor program to be held In the NHS a i i Friday night were approved at the. meeting the Norwich History Committee" last night at tho high school. Ray Eastman. Buffalo, holder of the DSC and a i a commander of the Array anil Navy Legion of Valor, will be the principal speaker. Franklin Slgler.

holder of the Congressional Medal of Honor and New! Jersey state commander, i also. be haplain; Lawrence Bllven, Ox- ord, treasurer: Esther Titus, Norwich, secretary; Gilbert White, s'orwlch. gatekeeper; Priscilla Norwich, Ceres; Joyce Slate, Norwich, Pomona; Rena Slate, North Norwich, Flora; Pires, North Norwich, lady steward; Richard Good- Norwich, executive commit- ee one year; Lucius Jaquay, orth Norwich, two years; Hiram lowland, Oxford, three years; Carrie Gross, North ueniber of the ser Norwich, ice and hospitality committee for one year; Marion Stiles. Oxford, two years: Hannah Goodwin, Norwich, three 'ears; Maurice Jaquay, North Norwich, flag bearer, and Inez Koag, Norwich, ptanist. The purpose of the special meeting was to better acquaint members with rules and improvement of ritual work.

On Tuesday, February 19, at 7:30, a regional" conference for grange masters, juvenile matrons ir patrons and youth committee members, will be held with State faster Leland D. Smith, juvenile superintendent, Kalladay and Catherine chairman Elton Borden in charge. Mr. Bassett was given a fine ovation following the meeting in appreciation of his efforts to make the meeting a success. Charles Riley, Norwich, who is the only World War 1 DSC holder in Chenango county, and Jack Lee.

DSC, New will be on hand at-the ceremonies. Francis Copeland, DSC, past chapter commander In New York, and now national director of presentations. complete the group Democracy in Japan Is Topic of Forum Japau's Tor democracy will be the topic oi discussion tomorrow night at tlio Norwich Adult Korum, The forum will be held at in the Norwich school music room. Guest, speaker will be.Dr. Sidney J.

dean of the I a at Colgate French was'a member of a special education mission to a a in 1950-51 which investigated means of democratizing the former enemy country. representing the Legion of Valor; About SOQ history books will be given out at the program, the first in an American history series. These will be paid for by local industries and service clubs. Six other books in the set will be distributed by a newspaper, syndicate program, according to plans set up by Francis Copelaud. At the meeting last night the history committee was.

made a permanent organization. Members present were: chairman, Melvin C. Eaton, president of the Norwich Pharinacal company; Otis A. Thompson, president of the "Lower Earl F. Soper superintendent of schools; Edward O'Hara, Norwich Knitting Stanley Smith, commander of the Lt.

Warren E- Eaton, DSC. American Legion post; Archie Mclnlire. commander of the Christy Rock post, VPW; and J. F. Benedict.

Harold Tracy, Alan Thorpe. Albert Schraft, Carl Myers, Charles Hiley and Wes Could. Mr. Could will be in charge of the presentation of colors Friday night. Music for the program scheduled to start at will be played by the MIS band.

Drunken Driving Case Opens in County Court Testimony opened this morning in the case of the People.pf New York vs. Gordon Salisbury ot Greene, charged with driving a motor vehicle while intoxicated, second offense. AH of yesterday afternoon was consumed in the. selection ot a jury and court was 'adjourned at o'clock when the pnuol ex- austed andy the jury was still oo i a lames ordered panel rawn and the selection. of the ury was this morning Tho final EtJleetip'ri of.

talesmen ncludes: John' Ta'nsey, Norwich: Roy Manley, Norwich': Clan Salley. A Charles; "VuuDeu en, 'Preston; "Gladys Berlin; Frank Sherniau, Norwich iermnn Orrlt Digelow, sherburrie; "Ruth Sa'yles Teston; Kenneth Wagner, Soutl Tew Berlin; Frances Miller Greene and William Jlewes. Nor District Attorney.David F. Le prosecuting the case while Jo eph Pozefsky is. trial counsel fo be defendant and Edwin F.

eau is counsel -of record. In i i i case to the ourt and jury District A Lee said there "are just two ions to be answered through th cstimony ot tho witnesses. One Salisbury operating a mo to vehicle while, intoxicated? an was he previously convictci )f the-same crime? First witness to testify wa Corp. James L. Heath of the fork state police who stated a complaint resardin, Salisbury about 5:30 or p.m he immediately set nut find him.

lie said was Angus 4, and he overtook Carol Smith Notes Tenth Birthday. Carol Smith A of Pleasan street was guest of honor.at a par t- held Saturday afternoon in bbn or of her 10th. birUiday annirer sary. Several games were playw and served Those present were; Sharoi Davidson, Beverly. Benedict, Sal! Cleveland.

Jill -Eudrles, Doroth Grosvenor, Sarah Chorley, Kent I Jacobi, Linda Child) Joanne Jylcs Sandra Stewart. Jeanette Horton, a Evans. MarjurUi-RisIey, Barbara Paul. Mary Lou' Bartlctt. Carol Schraft, Sue.

Baker, Sandra Smith and Carol Kmlth. Carol received many Rifts. bury just -outside of the village south Greene In route 12. I I tracks iu road showe ear was being driven in zig-zag manner. Prestone leakin from the car, he said, made zig-zag pattern in the i a The trooper said he could se steam or smoke coming out uf th car under the engine.

He said it was a few i before he could get alongside tli car. Then he nagged the drive to stop. He said ho pulled vehicle in behind the Salisbury car. and got out and walked ahead. He said Salisbury as unsteady on' Ills-feel anil his JcalU was -heavy nlcobot.

ho trooper said IIP asked Sallf- ury to walk about 10 to feet THE NORWICH SUN fi Tuesday, Feb. 5, 1952 MKMT Tho Ladies' A i i a of The O. Veterans will meet at the own the rotid and he had 0 jirs. xii'liolsuu. Iu dolnp BO.

He then put in-own avenue, Wednesday at 2:30 i tho police cur. towed ialisbnry car off tho i a mid' ook the man 10 the otlicc ot Dr. Chapin in Greene for ox- mluation. Corporal Heath stated in his ipinlon Salisbury intoxicated and In no condition to operate r. The trooper identified a cer- ttlcate of conviction of driving i vhile intoxicated against the defendant on September 23.

19-tO, vhlch was introduced its evidence and the jury was allowed to examine the certificate. J)r. W. Chupin was the second witness and in his testimony 10 explained how he examined Salisbury. On cross examination, lowever.

he admitted he did not lave a chemical analysis made of blood, urine, breath or saliva of the defendant. He basod his decision entirely upon tests for uscle coordination, which Dr. Chiipin said he folt proved more satisfactory a person's ability to liandle a car. The doctor also testified the defendant had a 'belligerent attitude throughout the examination. Tho last witness to take the stand before the session was recessed was Sheriff Frank J.

Machio, who was questioned HP to the uso of the blood, urine, breath and saliva tests in. Chenango county. They had never been used here, lie said. Upon cross examination Pozefsky asked Mr. MacMo if horses and buggies were Mill used in Chenango county, to which Mr.

Machio replied, not to any great extent. p. A good attendance is urged. isoitx To Major a Mrs. foran.

a i a a IS. 1952. at the Mechaiiicsunrg Ilos- pllnl in Mechanlcsbiirsr. I'a. Mrs.

is the Miss Margorj- JtcMullon of this cllv. THE NURSERY PRE-SGHOOL Mrs, Lewis Mott 4-4169 WE THANK YOU THE PEOPLE OF NORWICH Using this means of expressinj eur appreciation ol your acceptance and acknowledtment of our office and personnel. It is just a little yen- since we established in your city. We are most irateful to those credit jrantors who elected to place their business with us. For them wy have done a real job in convertlnj dormant accounts to cash received, as well as retaining will--Creditor-Debtor relation.

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4-2021 Standard Rates Bonded Office Hamilton and Michael. Heed, den three; Gary Coveil and Stanley MorRcnstein, den two and John Prink, den four. Silver arrows ero presented Danny Dale, den one; David Smith. Gary Coveil and Stanley Morgenstein. den two; Jon Hamilton and Michael Reed, don three, and David Edwards and David Littlewuod, den five.

Gold stars were won by Gerald A very. Rliiliard Bullock 1 wartl IDitvlunson. den one: lion- Browning, Stanley Morgcu- in and Hubert'Tarbell. den two; Jon Hamilton Michael Heed, den three and, David Littlewood; David Edwards and David Marshall, den live. Denny Paul, David Smith, Danny Dale.

John Prink. David I-'rlnk and David Gould also won gold stars. Some scouts won two stars or two arrows and Michael Reed won silver arrows. Mrs. Harvey Sutton was awarded the den mother's pin.

Tlio closing ceremony was uon- itivtcd by Clarence Edwards after which Mr. Swales gave tho benediction. Chenango Memorial Hospital Record Admissions Fouruury 4, III3S Marparut Race, Oxford. Master Donald Simpson, DonoUKlii John Funare, Oxford. Jay Campbell, Sherburne.

Master Thomas Dlxon. 6 (Jruvo avennc. Mrs. Paulino Borden nvcrino. Clilld Linda Mario mipncl, 11 Mitchell.

DiK'liarKi-tf -'Fchnwry Jltta Charles Angelina 1'4'York. Mrs. McrWItll Whlto and sou, Smyrna. Mrs. M.irle Foster and son.

H'. D. 1. Earlvlllo. Births Fubruary -I, to M.r.

unA Mrs. Jefferson 1'ittslcy, Oxford, a sou, lit the CliouanKO Hospital. February 4, 19R2, to Mr. and Wesley, LeFcvro of S2 Howard, a a at the Chenango Memorial Hospital. Oceanic plankton' is 'a drifting microscopic life -which sustains tho flsli of tho sen.

IN CITY COURT J. I I A City Presiding Chenango County Clerk William S. Barnes today paid a total of in fines after pleading guilty to operating his car without the 1952. registration tab attached and with illegal parking. So engrossed In his work of getting other Chenango county residents to purchase their 1952 tabs, Mr.

Barnes neglected to have his own a which he had been carrying around In his pocket, attached. Hnrold Miller, city paid a $3 fine for driving his automobile without a Josenh Balduc of Bainhridgc pleaded guilty to a i au improper and was i $2. Seven overtime a i violations wnro answered and each violator paid one dollar fine. Thompson of IT 1 King IS street whose automobile was in- AlM'HKt'IATKO Examination Slated For Case Workers The Chenango County Civil Service Commission has announced an open competitive examination for the position of case worker P. A.

to be held in Norwich on a a March I. at 9 a. m. There are three vacancies at present in the public welfare de- a and the salary range IK tn $2350. The application fee i.s S2 and the last date to file is 5 I', m.

Friday, Feb. I Fur applications or in- i contact the executive secretary'. Francis B. A South Otpclio, telephone 31F4. volved an accident early Sat- H.

Hea a murning with the city po- gcout ship wishes to express Its lice patrol car appeared in court this morning with his attorney, Ethvin K. Verreau and following thn denial of his motion fur a dismissal of the case, an adjournment was grunted until February 29 at 0 a. in. Thompson is charged with the failure to observe a stop sign at the corner streets. of Fail- rt ppreciation to everyone who aisted in a i the paper drive Siuuluy success.

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