Daily News from New York, New York • 567

Up STA Shuffles Bus Sef up for Speed 'Ktd Orchestra fo Tune i The Masrjeth Preempt Youth rr I he establishment or a new Cross-Queens bus route. Consolidation of Some Council is organizing a children's nual Christmas sale and card party in the parish houpe next Thursday, starting at 1:30 P.M. a a i. i lines, and continuation of the Laurelton shuttle route, Authority yesterday. The changes, affecting 10 Queens were VOtea Dy tne iransitorcnesira to play at me annual linp.

will hpromp pf prtivp Polica Athletic League minstrel show. Jan. 22 Youngsters with musical talent Chairman Charles L. Patterson Transit lines between College PEN to SO Point and Jamaica. Free trans said the changes will permit improvements in rush hour aervice fers will be given to the Q44 Jamaica-Bronx line and the Malba FRIDAYS while eliminating duplication of service along routes used by com shuttle, Route 44-B will be ex Kiwanis Card Party The College Point Kiwanis Club will hold a card party at 8 P.

M. tomorrow at St. Paul's Hall, 14th Ave. and 122d Proceeds will be used for the club'a annual Christmas party for underprivileged children. tended to College Point.

To End Duplication PS until 8 VM who wish to join should contact Patrolman William Keane at the Maspeth station, 63-37 72nd Str Keane said the council also plans to form a fife and drum corps, using Instruments donated by the Maspeth American Legion Post. Yule Sale, Card Party The Woman's Auxiliary of Trinty Episcopal Church, Broadway, Hewlett, will hold Its an- The present Q30 line from Fresh peting lines. The 27-Flushing, Rosewood, Queens Village route will be extended nearly two beyond the present terminus at the Queens Village Long Island Rail Koad station. It will be operated INDUSTRIAL Meadows to Jamaica is to become part of the Q17 Flushing-188th Jamaica route, to end duplication with the private Queens- BANK OF COMMERCE to Springfield and Merrick Nassau route between College 89-05 165th Street Point and Jamaica. Another modification calls for Jamaica Ardiff Installed John Ardiff has been installed as president of.

the Alumni Asso dropping the Q26 Flushing-Queens Village route between Horace Har OLympia 7-7200 ding Expressway and the Queens ciation of St. Agues Academic AT BUS TERMINAL HIGH DIAMOND PRICES tiavs created i thriving business for Jamaica Lapidary. Henry Schuler tf 150 11 Hillside Jamaica, cuts synthetic stones that look siuch lis real diamonds, one can't Belitvt they sell for only $12.00 ser carat Est I your ring or ttie latest enpiement mounting, they look beautiful. School, College Point. His staff includes Barbara Pfaffenschlager, Village railroad station, where service now is provided by the OPPOSITE MACY'S Mombor FD1C Q27 Flushing-Rosewood line.

The line will be designated as the Q26 vice president; Ann wicuarun, secretary, and Andrew Reinhart treasurer. Flushing-46th Ave. route. The Authority also approved the extension of the Q44B-Malba shuttle route from its present terminus at 14th Ave. and Parsons Whitestone, to 14th far a 1)0 day trial period, tne Authority deyded.

To Give Tranhfera Free transfers to the QoA-Laurelton shuttle which has been slated for abandonment, will be provided jt the Laurelton terminus. Continuation of the shuttle route followed pleas by civic groups and Borough President Lundy. Other modifications approved Includu extension of the Q3A Janiaira-114th Ave. route to the INL) subway terminal at 179th and Hillside to eliminate congestion at lGlHh St. and Hillside Ave.

All night service wil. be on tap on the Q15 Flushing-Beechhurst route, to provide joint service on the (J 15 Flushing-Whitestone and Q15 routes. Two branches of the (lt( Flushing-Bayside Ave. line will be combined. Municipal operation of the Q17-20 route will be discontinued between College Point and Flushing due to competing private bus operation of the Queens-Nassau I Ave.

and 122d College Point. Guild Sponsors Memorial Mass I el The annual Memorial Mass of the Catholic Guild of Queens Borough Hall Employes was of fered yesterday in Our Lady Queen of Martyrs Church, Queens be Blvd. and Ascan Forest Hills. The Revs. Frank White, Thomas Ryan and Michael Con- roy officiated.

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