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ia TAUDto I REUEU A CI I fU Em II I I I 2 LtrJa Kara brand-new witch in a small box padded with ilk floss. My pop would buy for us boys "knicker" Norfolk suits, black "bicycle" stockings and add patent leather button shoes at May's Shoe Store, then on Pitkin Ave. May's would give you a pan eh card for a free shine. To be completely decked out, we all got midget IngersoU watches, provided our school report cards showed three pluses or three A's. were yelling: "Joe Rini won it for as." A lot of men from our area would go to the park to see the ball games.

They would come into my store and tell me all about it. They got a kick out of the way they picked up my son and carried him around the park. MRS. MARGARET V. RINI :586 Fulton Brooklyn We dont feel sorry for our The Q-80 bus line whkh rjis from Sayres Ave.

and Merrick Blvd. to LefferU and Liberty Ave, in Queens, will be diaeen-tinued tomorrow at 7 p.m the Transportation yesterday. A spokesman said the route, which began Sept. as an experiment, will be discontinued because of insufficient passengers. Notices of the discontinuance will be posted along the route, he said.

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Frank: Ton wrote 532 LefferU many an interesting "Memories" 1 Brooklvn PLUMBING THE COURTS As lad in twwi Biewhljii I mat renwbtr my dad as a plumber. ana saia mat any jeweler would worked at the poMie baths and in the court bouses, carrying "Let him go, we will finish everything up." That didn't go. So finally Joe did his work and got out to the park fast. He played and won the game. He was a shortstop on the team.

Aft-r he won they picked him up anl carried him around the park. bis tools in a leather bag on his shoulder with a strap. Ftrttor-Soa CrcaSifast The Rev. Joseph Cahill, president of St. John's University, will speak at a father-sea Holy Name Society Communion breakfast April 4 at Our Lady of the Snows Church, North Floral Park.

exchange your Ingersoll ft watch if it failed to tick. It wasnt quit thus. If it failed to 'operate vou could, take it to the IngersoU Watch Co, then at Irving PL, Manhattan. For a quarter they would issue you a OS Toad Arc Toothless Those plumbers did a good day's work for a little day's pay. Dad Toads are distinguished from frogs by having no teeth.

v. made leather pads at home to wipe the joints on lead pipes. It was a form of soldering, with the hot solder soft, like taffy, that is wiped around the junction CO of twr pieces of lead pipe. It was hot enough to stick to them but not hot enough to melt them. Today plumbing is a lot dif ferent from the old days, but then this applies to all businesses.

This was the American way, hard work to help others. JOSEPH F. MARHOFFER 1105 Church Brooklyn 11218 Y0U3 CWOlSs INSTANT ROLLS In the drugstore I met a family friend, Mr. Jackman. He aid to me: Mrs.

Kim, I miss -T- rlMHI-" 00 VALUE aMaar. Zl --es to 4.79 your "I Remember' Terse. I told him I would write soon, but not in verse. We had a bakery at Atlantic Ave. and Wyona of course.

My son, Joe, went to college. He baked bread and delivered and, being an athletic boy, he loved baseball and football. So one Saturday afternoon, his father told Joe to help with the bread and deliver. Joe said yes. but as be was getting ready to bake a couple of boys came in and said: "Joe, we have a ball game on today at Highland Park.

We need you to win it." That did it- Joe asked his father if he could go. Father said no, finish your work Well. Joe started to cry. I came downstairs and said: s- Rolf Roll) 1971 .111 ramevsMONALISA PVA LATEX WHITE wall cd fiat la 1 Gd. Cms mi V5ft tey flat Eceaemy PVA KSftCESI a 1.99 allflt'''" flat 1 OEM wl.

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