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FRIDAY AFTERNOON, JUNE 5, 1964 THE NORTH ADAMS. MASSACHUSETTS. TRANSCRIPT SEVEN Have Your Diamond Reset MAKE YOUR RING LOOK IIKE NEW! In many caiej your diamond may while you wait. 13 EagU St. 643-3651 Cornish Wire Announces 16 Scholarship Winners Employes' Children Given Grants From $220 to $500 Winners of scholarships total ing $5,425 were jtnnovinced todajr by the CorrUsh Management-Labor Scholarship Committee.

Sixteen children of. Wire awards rangWg from $20 J5W lor the cemlng year. Nine from high schools month and the currently enrolled in cojkfl Frep Veadtaf The scholarship flinds are from receipts Ing machines located in cdnv pany's Williamslown and Black- inlon plants. A comiHIttsi oi three management Have You Visited AUTUMN HEIGHTS Lately? WHY IS AUTUMN HEIGHTS DIFKRiNt? Some folks think difference is in high This it not for prices sttrf from $17,500 for new home on a half-acre lot. If you ire inte and would like to learn more, call 663-7855, or Bud Hayden, 663-6518.

laconic Park Restaurant THE FINEST IN FOODS DINE HERE MEMORIAL DAY SPECIAL SUNDAY DINNERS Children Und.r 1 2 Half Price LOBSTER SPECIAL FRIDAY DANCING SATURDAY All Beverage! FACILITIES FOR PRIVATE PATIES WEDDINGS BANQUETS Foot of Taconic Trail, 10 reasons why this all-new MAYTAG automatic is your best washer buy MAYTAG Pushbutton frtteteraperi- hire control! laoludlng Cold Water Wash. pidly. O.Lint-iemovef tub with swirliwiy draining ttlloa. 'TI Maytag agitator action. cabinet defies rust wd corrosion, O.Porcelaln top and lit protects against damage from spilled detergents, bleaches and alkalies.

7. Virtually tod O. Rustproof Ud hinges. 9i Fimo'JS Mijug dtpendi- biliiy. 10.

only $10095 I W.T, TELEVISION APPLIANCE', 11 TIW. SIORI lives ant! three union representatives applications and- awards, The sphoUrshlps. available only to children of CprnUh Wire Co. ar? in their Recipients inducing tchooli tbU spring and UK UK ure: Arrwlrong, M. Swell, and Uo F.

W); ill of it. JoMpH'i Hiih School; t. DlxeA; 1466; Gwry L. EJthler, 00; Morandi, aiid James C. Wagner, all erf Mt.

Greylock and Charles Tokarj, $500, prury High School. Recipients iilwaoly enrolled in dolleje art: Bowk, a saphomore of North Adams Slate College and graduate of Adams High School, VX Robert A. J'isi, a freshman the University, of MassaoMiseits a gradqate of Mi. Greylock High, $960; ilibhael a junior at Falrfleld (Conn.) University, a graduate of Bennington High $400; and E(jiene a freshman gi Sprtagfield College and a graduate of Ml. Greylock, $400.

Also, Ronald O'Neill, a junior at the University Masjachil- je(ta and a graduate of Drury, Anne Ovellette, a fresh- rnari at Berkshire Communily College and, a of Ml. qreyloek, Paul E. Duellette, a junior at the University of South Florida and a graduate of WiUUmstown High School, MOO. Janies Armstrong of 57 Frederick North Adams is the son of Mr- and Mrs. lea V.

Armstrong. Mrs. Armstrong has been an employe of Cornish Wire Co. foi- over eight yeara. James has pufsued a technical course at S(.

Joseph's ScfexM and plans to Buainess A5Jtni(Utration cpurse at Berkshire Community College in (he Te Prepare Ttachlag Faye M. the diugh- ter of Mr. and Harold E. Bliuell of 4o Melrpse Adams. Mrs.

Buiiell has been ern- pkjved it CornUh Wire Co. for eight achieved rnern- benhip in Aquinas Honor Society, has been OB the staff the St. Jaseph'i School paper, captain of tfeasurer of her senior elais aiid member 6f the fenior play cast. She. plans to eiiltr Trlhlly College In Biir- to 1 teaching career.

Sarah L. tiiston is the daugh- W. 'and John Jr. of Southworth Mf. hat.

been with Conisli Co. for eight Sarari is, a member of the nor at Mt. Oreylqok and wori earl? acceptance from l.lt. Holyolje Cojlegt. She hii beeti active in he Oyrpnatic Club, French and Is on of the yeiir book.

Her school courses included ftoTtors progrsm in mathematics and advanced English 'placement and advanced jlscernent European history. She will study French and education at Mt. Holyoke College. Pptricja A. Durant is the daughter of Mr.

and Mrs. Russell W. Durant of 23 Nelson Worth Adams. Mrs. Durant has seert an employe of Cornish Wife for eight years.

At St. Joseph's High School Patricia achieved membership in St. Aquinas Honq? Society, wjis vice of the Stu- Courwil, cheerleader, bcr of the Debating lehool eholr, Spring Musi, and She will for elementary teaching at North Ad- State College. To Slndy Blelegy Gary t. Ethler Is the son Mr.

Mrs. Irrin F. Ethier of Petersburg Williamslown. Mr. Ethier been with Corn- Ur I ROBERTS DRIVE 664-9685 Business Today America Takes New Look At Trade With Red Bloc CHARLES TOKARZ FAYE M.

8UZ2ELL JAMES ARMSTRONG GARYL ETHIER PATRICIA DURANT LEO F. RAYMOND SARAH DIXON GLORIA J. MORANDI JAMES C. WAGNER ish Wire. Company for eighteen years.

At Mt. Qreylock Gary has beep an Active participant in baseball, basketball, skiing and swimming. He plans to study biology at North Adams. State College. Gloria Jean Morandi is the daughter of Mr.

and Mrs. Eu gifit l. Morandi of 9 Latham Mr. Marandi has been with Cornish Wire Co. (or eleven years.

At Mt. Greylock Gloria received the Daughters of American Revolution Good Citizenship Award. She ha been a member of the school band and chorus and participated in the All-State Chorus. She will prepare for elementary teaching at North Adams State College. Leo F.

Haymonr 1 Is the son Mr. and Mrs. Arthur F. Raymond of 27 North Hoosao Rd. Williamstown.

Mr. Raymond has been 8 Cornish employe for twelve years. A member of the gt. of IA plan? to study city planning the University tf Charles Tokaj? is the son Mr. and Mrs.

Charles P- of 7d3 Massachusetts North Both Mr. and Mrs. Tokarz have beeh employes o' Cornish Wire Co. for almost eigh years. At Drury Charles was i member of Nu Sigma Ensllon Honor Society in his junior year For The Most In Summer Fun COOK AND EAT OUT-OF-DOORS! GRILLS Our Complete Line From $3.85 to $12,85 Higher Priced With Electrically Operated Rottisserie.

COUNTRY PEDLAR State Road, North Adams-Wilfiamitown to 6 Fri. 10 to 9 OPEN SUNDAY and a member of the Pro Merito Honor Society in his senior year. He has been a member oi the band and of the basketball team. He vice-president oi his class for all four years. He will study at Hnrlwick College jn Oneonta, N.

where he will major in English. College Level Chemistry James C. Wagner is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles N.

Wagner of Luce Willlamstown. Mrs. Wagner has worked (or Cornish Wire for eleven years. A member of the varsity basketball, track and soccer teams at Mt, Greylock, James also undertook the college level honors chemistry course and participated in a special advanced mathematics program. He plans to take a degree in Chemistry and Biology at Hamilton College in Clinton, N.

Y. before entering medical school. Chairman of the Scholarship Committee is William H. Law of'North Adarns. Members of trie Committee are A.

(nswi, S. R. FulgtnHi and A- C. Jr. North Adams, and Mrs.

Ernest Monroe and Holmes of Williamstown. Notre Dame Women Food Sale Sunday The Women of Notre Dame Parish are sponsoring a food sale Sunday morning in the Parish Hall in the basement o( the church. Members of the committee will be there from 7 a.m. until noon, so that persons attending Sunday Masses will be able to patroniie the sale. Persons who are donating food for the sale have been asked to take their contributions to the hall between 4 and 6 p.m., Saturday or early Sunday morning.

L. Young, 78, Dies, Former House Speaker BOSTON (AP) Benjamin Loring Young, 78, speaker oi the Massachusetts House from 1921 to 1924, died yesterday. Young was bora in Weston and was a graduate of Harvard and Harvard Law School. He was a rnfcrnter of the slate parole board from 1913 to 1915, and then was elected to the House. By SAM DAWSON NEW YORK'(AP) Arnetl- business is taking a new at trade with the Communist nations.

It is assessing (s manner of dealing with Com- nnmLsl threats to its In other lands. The Red bloc both opportunities and pitfalls, to American business planners ai well at to ihapers of political policy, Romania and the UnM'States lave just widened the door to between them--with the final dollar volume yet to beeome apparent. The Soviet Union Is reported seeking more North American wheat, chiefly in Canada where it tropes for terms. Western European nations are pushing sates to Kastern Ku- rope, some of which Washington frowns upon; and also to Cuba, which Washington deplores. All this leads many American bus! nessmen io want a slice of But in exploring trade oppor (unities with the Communists U.S.

Industrialists have two problems in particular: How they'll be paid, since the Red sloe is short on foreign exchange; and what products this country could take In barter, since the Soviet Union especially has little that ttie American market wants. In the wider field of competition In world markets, American jusiness has still other problems. The Soviets can, arid sometimes do, dump cornmodi- such as oil on carefully cho- markets at prices that the American profit system can't match. And Communist propaganda i some developing countries where Americans have tradi- markets can upset Van- ice sales, and even lead to ap- sropriatlon of American investments. How to counter this prop- iganda? "We try to outsell commun- im, not out-yell says M.

J. RathUone, board chairman of Jersey Standard OH with slakes many lands. "We believe our best conlribu. Jon against communism Is to do our Job well, thereby helping Id strengthen the economy of the lost country and showing what tree enterprise can do for free people." Open Tomorrow at 7 a. rt).

RUDY'S Hair Fashions Conveniently Located at 33 Eagle St. North Adams 662-2835 or Walk In Over 40,000 Permanent Waves With Experience For Your Convenience We Installed a Small Refreshment Bar PMvate Appointment! 663-9036 Art Supplies EASELS SKETCH BOXES OIL COLORS WATER COLORS PASTELS CANVASES BRUSHES FRAMES GAZZANIGA'S WALLPAPER, PAINT FLOOR COVERING Cor. Bank A Summer North Adamt Jounson) Family of the Village Beautiful" ALL LEGAL BEVERAGES STATE ROAD Open Daily 1 1 a.m. to 10 p.m. WILLIAMSTOWN NEW FLOOR BEAUTY IN A HURRY with Moore's Porch and Benjamin For ony floor --inside of ouliide Dries fast with no jpecial primer High gloss finish foot stoyi bright Eosy washing--does nol water spot Come In for Free Color Cards We Re-Wire Screens-- Bring Them In The Hot Weather Danco Hardware Paint 101 Main St.

We Deliver Dial 663-7485 CHEVELLE by Chevrolet FRISKY AS IT CAN A BUY AS YOU CAN GET finer now!) Trade 'N' Travel Time is running out at your Chevrolet dealer's. This is about your lust chance to get in a whole summerfiil of fun with a beautiful buy like a Chavelle Malibu wagon. Let us point out some less obvious pleasures. It has curved side windows--not just for looks, but to give you mora shoulder roorrt. It has those self-cleaning rocker panels beneath the doors that resist rust.

Inside, the upholstery over its wide foam- cushioned seats is soft, durable vinyl. We doiVt want anything playing havoc With Chevelle's good looks if we can help it, All in all, there are 11 different Chevellcs being offered during Trade 'N' Travel Time. Wagons, coupes, Super Sports, convertibles, sedans. One's as beautiful a buy as the other. It's up to you.

But hurry, whatever you dol CtitttUt MtlilM t-Piatntn Station CHECK THE T-N-T DEALS ON CHEVR01ET CHEVEllE CHEVY 'JOWJIfc AT YOUR CHEVROLET Authorized tn North Adsmi SHAPIRO CHEVROLET, INC. 35 UNION SIRttT--DIAl tiJ-3781 In PREJSNAR'S GARAGE, INC. 73 ilREET-OIM. 74J.037S In Williamstown THOMAS McMAHON SON 73 SPRING 4 5 8 4 2 1 2.