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TUESDAY AFTERNOON, 'JUNE 7, 1955 THE NORTH ADAMS, MASSACHUSETTS, TRANSCRIPT THIRTEEN Hospital Auxiliary Has Annual Meeting; Increases Gift $700 Highlighted by the donation o. $2,200, an Increase of 5700 ovci Ihc original appropriation, foi renovation of the diet kltchci In the west wing of the W. 13 Plunkett Memorial hospital, an the formal I a a i of new officers, an a a meeting Ihc Woman's a i i a of lln hospital was held las i al the nurses' home. The increased donation was voted after a report of the rccen third annual spring bav.uar show ed a I IK: net proceeds date total $1,001.47. i i a the a Iliary had pledged $1,500 for i year's work.

The report was made by Mrs Stephen B. Nelley, who with Mrs David Follelt was co-chairman of the affair. Mrs. Nelley also prc senteil a gift to Mrs. Arthur Tanguay, the retiring president, on behalf of the auxiliary In ap preclallon of her svork during the past year.

Mrs. Tanguay turned Ihc gavel over to the new president, Mrs. William C. Mcnzlos, who announced standing committee appoint mcnts for the year as follows: Ways and means, Mrs, George Miller; hospitality, Mrs. Joseph Doktor and Mrs.

UUic J. Gclinas; program, Mrs. Annum! G. Kellei and Mrs. Philip S.

Sayles, and publicity, Mrs. A 11. Brown The group observed one min ute of silence in memory of members who died during the past year. In her acceptance remarks president, Mrs. Menzies thankee' the members for elect ing her and pledged her best efforts to ad vance the work of the auxiliary in the corning year.

The date ol Sept. 26 was selected for the first meeting of Ihe fall season. Besides Mrs. Menzles, other officers of the auxiliary took office i as follows: Vice presi dent, Mrs, H. Penucl F.

C'orbEn; secretary, Miss Theresa treasurer, Miss Emily Abraham; cOiTC'spumllng secretary, Mrs Arthur D. Simmons and assistant treasurer, Mis. Samuel Kronlck. Miss Calherlne Hynes and Mrs. William L.

Graves were added to the board of directors. At Worcester Dinner Five Adams representatives of the Polish National Alliance attended 75lh Jubilee dinner Sunday In Worcester. They were Marek Rzonca, Stanley Nowak, Peter Zabek, Anthony Pletrzyk and Stephen Trv.pis. a i a President Charles was the guest speaker. About 700 representatives attended, Birth A daughter was born to Mr.

and Mrs. Ronald S. Goss of 35 Commercial street this morning at the North Adams hospital. Mrs. Goss Is the former Patricia Ann Kittler of North Adams.

Charity Club Whist The Charily club will sponsor a public whist parly at the Cartier club Thursday evening at 8 o'clock. Members giving to leave them at ihe hail before the party starts. FOR THE FINEST Rug Cleaning and Upholstering Ger Our free EsHmafe No Obligation Chenail Rug Cleaning and Upholstering Dial 3-3375 North Adam; Thanks Today Commemorates ihe Silver Anniversary of Leo's Barber Shop 50 Center Sheet My succesi through the years I Attribute to the patronage of faithful customers. To them and all other well- wishers, I shall earnestly endeavor to continue to serve you, to best of my ability. For past favors I can merely say "I Thank You" Sincerely, Leo Carpenter, Prop.

'Girl Shows' Banned At VFW Post Carnival Any so-called "girl shows" wil be banned from operating at th carnival being conducted till week at (he i street ground under Die auspices of Burnette Bcdnaiv. Veterans of Foreign Wars, it was announced till morning by Police Chief Edsvar W. Held. Chief Reid said this declsioi was reached following a confer ence between Chairman Walle F. Urban of Ihe board of select men and representatives of SI Stanislaus' parish, owners of (h street grounds.

Chief Rci it was the consensus a 'Ihe town is belter off i this of show." The carnival opened last nigh and one of Ihc shows of the type lo be banned for Ihe remainder the carnival stay here was li operation, It was reported. Grand Regent Will Install CDA Officers Tomorrow Miss A a Moran of Dorchcs ler, state grand regent of Hi Catholic Daughters of America will Install officers of Court Sane ta Regina tomorrow evening a Ihe Mohawk hole). A covcied dish supper will be hold ivt 6.36 o'clock with Installation to fol low. Miss Lorella Troy of Pills field, district deputy, will also be a guest. All officers have been asked lo wear white and to take their robes.

Members have been remindec: have a large plate, cup, sauce; and silver. The committee Is headed bj Mi's. Adolph Rodowicz asslstcc by Mrs. Ernest J. LaFramboise Mrs.

Wlificd Charhonneaii Miss Lillian Carlow and Miss Anna Carlow. Methodist Church Trustees Meet Tomorrow Night Trustees of Trinity Methodist church will meet at o'clock to- norrow evening at the church parlors. Later In Ihe evening there will be a work bee with redecoration of the downstairs chapel as the special project. All members who an assist In the work have been Tsked lo do so. They should vear work clolhes and take paint jrushes or rollers.

The redccora- ion work was started last night. Connecticut Motorist Fined $10 for Speeding Leo G. Williams of 150 North slreet, Union City, was fined $10 by Judge Harold R. Goc 'cv it; district court this morning, thief of Police Edward W. Reid entered an authorized plea ol juiljy.

Mr. Williams was stopped for speeding on Howland avenue last night by Patrolman John Erdesky. WCTU Meets Tomorrow Members- of (he Women's Christian Temperance Union will neet tomorrow afternoon at 2 o'clock at the home of Mrs. John 3allantyne. A social hour will follow the meeting.

Local and Personal Novena devotions In honor of Our Lady of the Miraculous will be held this evening at 7.30 o'clock at St. Thomas' church. High masses at Notre Dame church tomorrow morning will be said at 7.30 o'clock for Joseph Hamel and 8.15 o'clock for Mrs. Wilfred i Altar flowers at the First Congregational church Sunday were given by Mrs. Walter Horn in nemory of Mr.

and Mrs. Henry Kaiser and the chancel flowers were in memory of Mrs, Iloldthwaito. Mrs. Thomas J. Kearns of 4 Crandall street underwent an operation yesterday at the W.

B. Memorial hospital, vhere she has been a patient for medical treatment and observa Ion. An Adams man arrested for Irunkenness last night svas re eased by the probation officer vilhout court hrralgnment. At St. Thomas' church tomorrow morning at 7 o'clock a 10th innlvcrsary high mass will be nid for Mrs.

Valeska Wolf rum. Masses this morning Included a iflh anniversary high mass for ohn Franchlni and a monlh's mind high mass for Mrs. Alice Yesterday morning a nonth's- i high mass was aid for Mrs. Andrew J. Dilk.

Mrs. Thomas Grossman and her on, Thomas, of Milwaukee, are spending two "weeks vllh her parents, Mr. and Mrs. "rank Kruszyna of 2 McKlntey Ireel. They are here while Mrs.

Grossman's husband, Lieut (J. homas Grossman of the U. Reserve Is on a two-week a lour of duty at San Diego, California. More a 753.000 oil burners vere sold for' heating In the United Stales in 1954. Cheshire Motorist Fined $60 on Wet Operating Charge Roland Lcpicicr of Cheshire was fined $60 by Judge Harold R.

Goc wey In district court this morn' Ing. He was charged with operating a. vehicle under the In fluence of liquor and entered a plea of guilty. Leplcier was stopped on Route 8 last night by State Police Officer Russell Fountain and was to be In a drunken condition. Papers on charges of a i without a license and ness were filed.

Funeral Mrs. Joseph Crave! Funeral services for Mrs. Joseph Gravel of 4 Pleasant street, who died Saturday morning at her home, were held" this morn- ng at 9.30 o'clock at Notre Dame church. Rev. Normand H.

Bclisle, curate, officated at a solemn high mass. Rev. Earl A. Hebert, cur ate, was deacon and the sub- deacon was Rev. Robert Campbell, S.J., of Shadowbrook In Lenox.

Bearers were Carl Harrison, Alfred i Lawrence Nevcu, Bernard King, Kenneth i and Raymond Trembley. Honorary bearers, members ol Ihe Ladies of SI. Anne, were Louise Decoigne, Mrs. Victor Remillard, Mrs. Exina Bourque, Mrs, Wilfred Bourdon, Mrs.

Marie Derosla and Mrs. Henry LeGrand. Burial was in Bellevue cemetery, with Fr. Hebert officiating at committal services. Powmil Center Mra.

George licnncr--278 Two Schools Join In Graduation Tomorrow Night Nine children will receive certificates signifying graduation from grammar school at i exercises lo be held tomorrow evening at 7.30 In the Pownal Center Community church. Five pupils from Oak Hill school in and four from Pownal Center school are the graduating class. Pupils from Oak Hill have been during the past year by Mrs. Mason, and Ihe Pownal Cenler eighth grade has been a by Mrs. Ellen Spafford.

Graduates from Pownal are i Isabell Blake, Stanley E. ")arhng, Mary Louise Pallli- ir, Frrd R. Powers, 3rd, and Joan Anne Rondo). Pownal Center graduates are Linda Carol Eloyt, David Coleman Mason, Jane Harriet Patterson and Richard Leo Telreault, The program i open with processional lo be played by he organist, Mrs. Rose Hall.

The Invocation will be given by Rev. Isabelle G. King, pastor of he church. The welcome will be given by Linda Hoyt. Essays will be given by David Mason, Richard Telrea and Jane Patterson, and a duel i be sung by Jane Patterson and Rlohard Tetreaull.

A hymn I'ownnl Mrs. Gcorno M. Heiuicr-- 2761 Second Session Of Pre-School Clinic Thursday The second session of a preschool clinic for Pownal children will be held at the fire house Thursday morning at 9:30. Dr. H.

P. F. Corbin of Adams, and Dr. Belh Humphries Itcadsboro Mlsa JJorothy M. Colo--10-3 of Bcnnlngton, school nurse, assisted by the Jlrs.

Madalyn Greene, and the county health nurse, Mrs. Darthca Emslie, will be in charge. i i children are scheduled lo receive physical examinations and 27 others second or booster immunizations. Children whose vaccinations did not take should report for a second vaccination, i Choir Members Sing In Sacred Concert Misses Tliercse and Alice Clark and William Coleman, members of the choir of Our Lady of Lourdcs church, took part In a concert of sacred music given by the Confraternity choir of Pitlsfield, at St. Mark's church In Pittsfield Sun day afternoon.

The ceremony was concluded of the blessed sacrament, Kowee Gift Shop, Rice Homestead Are Sold Mr. and Mrs. John Wall have purchased the Mrs. Ida Rice property on Ethan Alien highway. The property includes the Kawce i shop, the Rice homestead and several acres of land.

The properly Is directly across the highway from the present home and business of 1 Mr, and Mrs. Watt. Auxiliary Meeting Members of the Women's auxiliary of the Pownal fire department will hold Ihelr monthly meeling tonight at 8 o'clock at the fire house. Mrs. Leonard Johnson, Mrs, James Sinclitico and Mrs, Clifford W.

George, will be In charge of refreshments. It will be (lie last meeting of the group unlil fall. Sees Black Bear While reluming lo Benninglon 'rom Searsburg Sunday evening, Michael Purcell reported seeing arge black bear cross the Molly Stark trail near the Pine Valley section of Searsburg. Mr. Purceil vas accompanied by his nephew, Theodore Quinlan of Bennington.

Homemakers to Meet The Hoosac Valley Home Demonstration group will meet tomorrow afternoon at the home of Irs. Philip G. Pratt. Tim topic vill be "When There's Sickness the Home." will be sung by the Oak eirls. and a ehnral reading Hill will be given by the Oak Hill pupils.

The guest speaker will be Slate's A Margaret Llllle. Diplomas will be presented by he chairman of the school board, A. Coleman Mason. Rev. Clyde R.

Sumner, pastor of the Pownal Methodist church, vill give the benediction, to be 'ollowed by a recessional march be played by the organist. Vtaj. Vincent Pizzano Completes Active Duty Maj. Vincent Pizzano. of the ield Artillery reserve has com- ileled a two-week tour of active duty a Leavenworth, vhere he was assigned to Ihe Command and Slaff col- ege.

i Ciub The East Pownal Community club will meet this evening at o'clock in the Barber school. 5 lans for the annual school picnic lo be held at Barber's pond vill be discussed. Auxiliary to Mett Members of the Women's aux- liary of the Pownal Center fire department will meet this eve- ling at 8 o'clock at the new house. end Personal The last In a series of card larlles, sponsored by the Parents' lub of Maple Grove school, was ield In the school Friday evening. There were seven tables in play nd $24 was added to the club nnd for the purchase of new Dlayground equipment.

i awarded Miss i tears, Alden Hanvood, Mrs. Ulph Mattlson, Miss Bctte Llllle, Jrnest Llllle, Crosby Howe, wil- am Potter and Mrs. Edward napp. The teacher, Mrs. Mildred assisted by Mrs.

Lyman- 'otter, Mrs. Alfred Davis, Mrs. Vllliam Slrohmaler and Mrs. lalph a arranged the rizes and refreshments. Youth Fellowship Members of the Methodist Youth fellowship will meet this evening at 7 o'clock at Ihe church.

Colin Daniels will lead devotions which will be by a social hour and refreshments, -ocal and Persona! Mrs. Roland Young of Hooslck Falls, N. was taken to Put- Memorial hospital in Bennington where she underwent an emergency operation Sunday afternoon. Mrs. Young is the daughter --f Mr.

and Mrs. Harold Rhodes of Orchard streel. Mrs. Leroy Trudeau is a patient at Putnam Memorial tal in Ber nington where she recently unoTwent a major operation. Mr.

and Mrs. Nobel Healhering- ton have returned to the Bronx, N. after spending severs; i.iys at their summer home on Lade! road. Mr. ami Mrs.

Louis Hcrow of Brooklyn, N. spent Die weekend at their summer home here. Airman Waller J. Pollert, stationed at i Naval Air base, Philadelphia, spent the hii parents, and Airs. Walter H.

Pollert, at their home on 'Northwest Hill road. Peter and Weiss of Kjllingworth, visited Mr. and' Mrs. Siegfried Tolle over the week-end. Mr.

and Mrs. Wallace Daniels and Mr. and Mrs. Carl Nichols of Williamstown, called on Mr. and Mrs.

Faxon Bowen Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Nichols and their son, William, spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs.

John No. Adams Man Gets 26-Inch Trout at Dam Another area angler has caught a large trout in Harrl- mAn dam In a Ardulno Colo of 15 Nelson street, North Adams, a former resident of Readsboro, caught a six-pound, two- ounce, 26-Inch brown trout Saturday morning. About two weeks ago, Ver- gillo Marchegianl of Readsboro caught a brook (rout at Ihe dam. Several other area fishermen have hooked good-size trout there this season. Winners Announced In Poster Contest Winners have been announces in a poppy poster contest spoi sored by the Readsboro and Mor roe Bridge schools by au illary to Ihe Walter Jj.

Case posl American Legion. Sandra Jlllson of Readsbor won first prize, Frank Bachelo of Monroe Bridge second an Ebhcl Chambers of Monro Bridge third. Cash prizes wer awarded. The first and second-prize post era have been entered in tha Ver mont state contest. First Communion For Seven Area Children Seven children received firs communion at Ihe 9:30 mass Sun day morning at St.

Joachim' church. It was celebrated by th pastor, Rev. Andrew P. Deniasi. Receiving communion Mary Edna Kvclvn Philips, Porter, Elizabell Edward William Howard Phillips, Ronald Edwin Alfred A a Cor ind David Lee Violctte of Hall 'ax and Nancy Lee Codogni Readsboro.

Miss Mary Haverluk' directed the class. Group Plans Float For July 4th Parade Eight members of Mary's Teen Agers met Saturday afternooi at the home of the adviser, Mrs Joseph Marchoglanl. The meeting opened with prayer, soclcly decided lo en er a float In the July 4In; parade The society will meet Saturday afternoon at Mrs. Marchegiani's John Leger of Hlcksville, N. is spending a week with Mr.

and Mrs. Walter H. Pollert. Deborah and Wanda Leonard of Bennington spent Sunday with Mrs. Emma Wad.

Aviation Machinist 3rd Class Joseph Watt, stationed at the Pa- tu.xent River Naval Air slatlon, Patuxent River, visited his mother, Mrs. Kmma Watt, over the week-end. Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Blake and Ihelr family and Mrs, Dcwey Jones visited Mr.

and Mrs. Albert Nolli Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Leger of the Bronx, N.

spent the weekend i Mr. nnd Mrs. H. Pollen. Mrs.

Grace Walt of North Adams spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. John Watt. Mr. nnd Mra.

Robert Durwood of Shaflsbury called on Mr. and Mrs, George M. Renner Sunday. of Pitlsfield, time. laM Brook Pownal 2201, or pnrt Motel.

Tel. Community Club' The South Readsboro Commun ty club will hold Its monthly meeting Thursday evening at o'clock at the club's hall. Mr. anr VIrs. Harold Lavamvay comprise committee, Greylock Wins Game The DeerfEeld GlassEnc basebal earn was defeated 8-7 by the Teyloek team in a 10-inning played Sunday afternoon a' reylock.

Teen-Age Canteen A meeting of members of Ihe Teen-Age canteen and their com- nittee will be held Thursday eve ling at 7 o'clock at Ihe town hall School baard to Meet The school board will meet night at 8 o'clock at Central school. Local and Personal Mrs. John Scaia of Solvay, was a week-end visitor of her mother, Mrs. Dorinda Franceschetti, and her sister, Mrs. Nata- llna 'Gnosini.

Mr. and Mrs, John oJ Springfield spent the w.ek-enrl with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. George Grazlola. On Sunday afternoon, Francis Grnzioia of Griswoldville, visited her parents, Mr.

and Mri. Grazlola. Week-end visitors of Mr. and Mrs. Aiigelo Scaia were her cousin, Mrs.

Josephine Marzadri and her nephews, Robert Forest! anri Henry Antonni of Salvay, N. Y. Her sister-in-law, Mrs. Teresa Scaia, also of Solvay, who came with them, is spending two weeks with the Scaias. Mr.

and Mrs. Dexier Moore and their children, a and Patricia, of Pownal, were Sunday visitors of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Wheeler. Mr.

and Mrs, Henry Maroni and their daughter, Joyce, of Athol, spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Guetli. Mrs. Rose Maroni of North Adams spent the week-end with her molher, Mrs.

Clementina Baruzzi. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Codogni and their daughter, i and Jo-Ann, were Sunday visitors of her parenls, Mr. and Mrs.

Attllio Franccschetti. Alfred Scats began work Saturday for the New England Power company. In September he will begin his senior year at SI. Mlch- lel's college in Wlnooskl Park. Mrs.

Frank Maxlmillian and her daughter, Lorella, of Adams, vislled her parenls, Mr. and Mra. Anthony Paoluccl, Sunday. Fireman Apprentice Allan Eld- and two buddies, Neil Sillier and William Seonshel, spent Ihe reek-end with Allan's Mr. and Mrs.

Fay Eldred. Woman' Rustler GALVESTON, Tex. the first time anyone around here remember, a woman was chaiged with cattle rustling. Gussie Culver drew a five-year suspended sentence when convicted. Wilmington Mrs.

Donald Hicks--6M! LaMorder President Of Area Federation Robert LaMorder, Leon A Wheeler and Hoy E. Mills attend ed the annual meeting of the Southern Vermont Federation Sportsmen at the Adna Brown hotel In Springfield Saturda) evening. Mr, LaMordcr elected president, a position he held two years ago. A report was given on the re ported catch of rainbow' tixmt dining the first three days aftei the opening of the brooks June 1. This report did not coincide with survey taken in May the Fish and Game Service- at which time it was thought a the rainbow stocking project car ried during the past past feu years had been a failure.

merous local fishermen have re ported getting good-sized rain bows. Plan Make-Ups For Polio Shots There will be an opportunity for children who did not receive their first Salk polio shots in May to take make-up shots Friday. Registration a will be sent out by the school. The make-up shots are for children in the first and second grades who were absent due to Illness or because their parents had changed i minds. Birthday Party Held.

For Fred Poupart, 79 Fred Poupart observed his 79th birthday at. his home Sunday. A turkey dinner was served mediate members of the family, and In the evening about 20 friends and relatives were present for a parly. He received many i and a decorated birthday cake. His four children, Mrs.

Clarence Pike, Mrs. Louis Brown and Alfred Poupnrt, of Wilmington and Clyde Poupart of Newport, N. and their families iVere all present. Durjng the day there were four generations present: Mr. Poupart, nis daughter, Mrs.

Brown, his grandson, Donald and his great-grandson, Jesse Brown, Miss Kimball Cited In Writing Contest Miss Sandra Kimball, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Kcmvorlh L. Kimball, received honorable mention. In a recent writing contest conducted by the Book Cellar In Brattleboro.

The contest, held to see which of the seniors in eight high schools In Windham county were nost likely to succeed as professional writers, was won by Miss luey Bodinc of Saxlons River, a senior at Bellows Falls high school. Lions Members, Wives Plan Outing Tomorrow Mr. and Mrs. Guy C. Hawkins vill entertain Lions club members and their wives at i camp, Spruce Nob on Coldbrook tomorrow evening.

Supper vlll be served at 6.30 by a com- nitlee xrnder the chairmanship Edmund P. Waferbury. Elinor Berry Nurse's Training MIES Elinor Berry, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Leo K.

Berry. las completed a year's course in 'lology and chemistry at Russel Sage college in Troy, N. and las entered Ellis hospital in Schencclady, N. 'for nurse's raining. Trout on Display Three brown trout, weighing ibout five pounds, aie on display the Pnrmelee and Howe drug lore.

They were caught by Johnson. Honored at Shower A miscellaneous bridal shower vas given Sunday afternoon at he home of Mrs. Ralph W. Jowc, in honor of Miss Jane North Adams, who vill be' married June 18 to Patick J. Geraghty, 2id, of North Among the guests were Mrs.

farold Bass of Valley Falls, N. Mrs. Henry Golden, Mrs. Al- iert Golden, Mrs, A Kapeler and Mrs. Leonard Folsey nf Mrs.

John LcPage Williamstown, and Mrs. Frank Morrill, Mrs. Patrick Ger- ghty, Miss Annabelle Normllle, Irs. Louis Geraghty and Miss Barbara Beaudln of North Adms. Miss Morrill received many ifts.

Refreshments were served the hostess. Aid to Meet The Ladies Aid of the Baptist Clarksburg Mrg. Reginald 3-3929 Plan Graduation For June 16 Sixteen mcmbeis of the eighth grade nt Ihc Brlggsvllle school will be graduated exercises June 16 at the school. "Development of the Rights of Man" la the of the program which will start at 7:45 that evening. Mrs.

Beatrice Plumb Is teacher of the class, John O'Hearn to Be inducted- Into Service John O'Hearn of Adams, i recently a resident of Clarksburg, is scheduled for Induction I the armed forces Monday. i his marriage, lie resided i his a Miss Ethel Marsdcn ol Hall's Ground. He has been employed at Hona's garage, Carlyle Chesbi'o, who was separated from the service last replace month, garage. Flying Needles Club Has Final Meeting The i a meeting of the season of the Flying Needles 4-H club was held last night at the home of the leader, Miss Ann Stetson of Middle road. Articles made by the girls during the year were on display.

i i hour was held and Barbara Neville, who will graduated from i i school next week, wns presented glfl. Refreshments wore served In the hostess and (lie meeting closed i the 4-H pledge. Graduating Class To Have Outing Saturday Members of the a a i cluss at the Brlgpsville school ivill make a i lo Look park at Northampton Saturday. The train i was marie possible money earned by the group and by a contribution from the Elementary Parenls 1 Class members will lour the lark, go swimming and remain 'or lunch. Mrs.

Beatrice Plumb and Mrs. Harold Stetson, teachers at the school, will accompany the group. i-ocal-and Personal John Brown, son of Mr. and Mrs. Bro'wn of Briggsville, las coniplelcd his second year at Massachusetts Institute of Tech- lology and Is home lor the summer.

His parents went to Boston bring him home. Victor Monnette, son of Mr. and Mrs. Victor of Hall's Ground, I a arrived home for the sumnv.T from Boston col- ege, Cheshire Mrs. Stanley Reynold! 16.10.WS Jacksonville Mrs.

Raymond S. Itoberls- -30 Roberts' Garage dazing Started Work was begun yesterday norning on the razing of the vooden structure of Ihe K. 1. loberls Son garage, formerly he Melhodlst church. It will be placed by modem lo -conform with the new par! built last year.

140 at Reception attended the Stone-Cutting wed ding reception Sunday afternoon at the home of the bride's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Carrol Cutling. Miss Cynthia Teffl, a friend of the bride, was in charge of the guest book, while Mrs. Gerald Tefft of this town and Mrs.

Clar once Hager of Woodford friends of the bride, were in charge ol refreshments, The wedding cake, made by the bridegroom's mother, Mrs. Wesley Slorte, was served by Mrs. Carrol Cutting sister-in-law of the bride. Attending from out of town were Mr. and Mrs.

Roberl Pierson and their three children, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Plerson, Roberl Kymalainen, Mr. and Mrs. George Marshall and their daughter, Georgean, of Athol, Mr.

and Mrs, Chandler a of Rowe, Mrs. i Brown, Miss i Brown, Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Brown and Miss Alice Stone of Montague, Mr. and Mrs.

Lee Stone of Gull ford, Mra. Henrv Wheeler and Miss Julia Bartlett of West Do Plan Graduation Program Tonight At Local School Graduation exercises i be held this evening at o'clock at the Cheshire school. Miss Gcraldine C. Koza, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.

Walter is valedictorian of her class and Miss i E. Morln, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Morln, Is salulatorian. The graduation address will be given by John J.

Clrosz. principal of Adams Memorial high school. The invocation will be given by Rev. Joseph F. (lagan, pastor of the Church of St.

Mar.v of the Assumption. Several selections will be sung by the Cheshire school chorus, which consists of 50 voices, under the direction of Louis Bod- aid, music supervisor of the school. MacJelyn Haskins Receives Degree From Bay Path Miss Madelyn Haskins, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Haskins, received an associate In science degree Sunday a at commcncemcnl exercises at Bay Path i college, Longmeadow.

Miss Haskins, who completed an executive secretarial course, was a a i honors. She was a member of tha queen's court during commence- men! week activities. She was also a member of the Glee club. She is a 1953 graduate of Adams high -school. Guests who attended the com- menccmcnt wore her parents, her grandparents, Mr.

and Mrs. George HasJilns, her grand- molhor, Mrs. Kricda Knlcplcr, and Rev. Chandler M. Holmes and Mi's.

Holmes. Miss Haskins wilt be married Aug. I) to Robert J. Orozcb of Johnstown, Penn. Reception Held For New Pastor A reception was held Sunday afternoon at Hie i church for Hev.

Newell B. Davis; and Mrs. appointed Davis, Mr. Davis was pastor of church last month at the Troy Conference sessions, About GO 'members and friends attended the affair. Rev.

David Livingslone of the Dallon Meth- hurch will meet In Hie vestry orr.orrow afternoon. Children's Day Children's day will be observed unday at the Baptist church. and Personal A son was born June 1 at temorlal hospital in Brallleboro Mr. and Mrs. Horace B.

Van- Vyck of Vernon. The child is a rand.son of Mr. and Mis. Harold VanWyck. Mrs, VanWyck Is Vernon, helping care for the th'or children leasles.

who have the ver, George Page of Port Wash- Inglon, Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Shippce of Shelburne Falls, Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Hager of Woodford, Mr.

and Mis. C. L. Shlppee, Mr. and Mrs, Wil i a Roberts of West Chesterfield, N.

H-, Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Shlppec of Wilmington and many from West Halifax and Whltlngham. Women to Tie Quilt A Ladies' Aid i will he held in North River hall Thursday afternoon at 2 o'clock. A quilt will be lied.

Local and Personal Mrs. Annls Jardlne of Whlllns- vllle, Is i i i Miss Florence Hicks. Mr. and Mrs. Forrest Willard had as guesls yesterday his sister, Mrs.

William Parrott, and Mr. Parrott of Greenfield, and their son, Bernard Parrott, and his wife of Kansas City, Mo. odlst church and Mrs. Living- slone. also were present.

The program consisted of organ selections by Mrs. Jean Me- Donald, organist of the Methodist church North Adams, a reading by MI-K. Leroy and a saxophone solo by Charles Logan. 4-H Club Graduates Are Honored at Party Misses Claire, Lois Field were honored at a graduation a Saturday by the 1-H Ovenbird club of which they ire i leaders. They will be a a June 17 from Adams Memorial high school.

The girls were presented ell- ver fl-H emblem br.irnlejs and a graduation cake. Games were en. joyed and a buffet supper was served on the patio of the home of the leader, Mrs. D. Marhlon Getman.

Pupils Havd Picnic The a a i class at Cheshire school held a picnic Satu a at Look park In Northampton, The pupils were transported by Lamb's bus and accompanied by Miss Nina King, Mr. anil Mrs. John Callahan, Mrs. Monsuet Grazlannl, Mrs. Harold Bennett and Roman Novak.

Cub Scout Leaders Leaders Cub Snout Pack will meet tomorrow evening at 8 o'clock at (he home of Mr. anil Mrs. Louis Marra to plan Bummer activities for the pack. Auxiliary to Meet The A i a legion a i i a will meet tomorrow evening at the home of Mrs. Raymond Bla- glnl of Dean street.

Local ond Personal Miss Madelyn Haskins, a ter of Mr. and Mrs, Daniel Haskins, had her tonsils removed at Pillsficld General hospital today. Sales, -service and parts for most make. 1 Hand find power type, Toro reel Rlvl lotary 24" and larger. Pick-up nncl delivery service.

Cheshire Uaidwtue Co, Tel. Adams 177-M3. Wliitiiitfham tits. Juslln K. Carrier--79-2 Local and Personal Stanley Russell of the navy, who la stationed on the U.S.S.

i at Norfolk, he i his parenls, Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Russell. Kenneth Carpenler has competed digging a cellar hole with ils power shovel for and Mrs. Roy Belli.

Mr. and Mrs. Tower of Monroe, spent the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Perly.

Carrulh. Miss Allic Jlllson ol North Adams visited her parents, Mn and Mrs. Clarence Jlllson, over the veck-end. 4.