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The Brooklyn Daily Eagle from Brooklyn, New York • 11

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Brooklyn, New York
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i'i'i i 4 1 rr BROOKLYN EAGLE WED JUNE 30 1954 1 How to Havo Your Flowers In Winter' 1 On 488 Diocesan Chartered-Guests Show Skill vl r' The Brooklyn Toastmasters Eastern State and the eastern W' we made 'for 'a cover Over the frame hie wife fashioned some plastic stripe Into an inclosur Inside Pearce installed a' heat-' ing unit conslsttng of string of Christmas tree llghu and tutting with an: attached then mostst Not a plant has frozen he boasted unseasonably warm days In January and Feb- ruary we even take the covers -off the boxes: You should see Buffalo Tv June 30 (URL-Earl Pearce a flower-lover with Ingenuity ha blossoming geraniums petunias pansies and myrtle in front of his motel even In the coldest Win ter weather Dreading the loss of his colorful-' flower with the coming Of told weather Pgarce decided to convert hi outdoor window boxes Into miniature uses greenhous Diplomas were conferred up- V-cn -188 students of two diocesan high schbols girls ir McDonnell High School and Stf High School at Joint'll: ceremonies yesterday in the '3 Vi 1 4 ft He had an iron frame worklthe motorists gape1 part of Caneda lie will com1 pete In the world championship content to be held In Washington Cm on Aug 28 Tk chartrr I' Issued by Yoat waster Internatlomil which represent some 44000 members with about 1000 different dubs mostly located in the United -States- It' home office Is In Sunt Ana Cal Mr Lange president Of the-Brooklyn unit 1 connected with Retail Credit Co Other officer of the Brook- lyn club are Jack McGulpnea' vice president- Paul Larkin secretary William Peters treasurer' Harry Wagner sergeant arm 1 Graham B--Arthuv deputy governor: and' MrHoffman educational chair- man in- fill n- iui la itn sq -7-tjr I't sji 1 St 1 i -iili i a 1 i 0 i VJ Club composed Of After-dinner speakers and' those who wish to perfect themselves In public speaking- received it charter at a dinner-meeting held fct Michel's Flatbush Avenue last night Dan Daniel deputy governor of the Greater New York Council Toastmasters Clubs presented the charter which was accepted by John F- Lange president of the Brooklyn group Kell Rasmussen -was toastmaster while William -J Lang was topic master Speakers' Included MaJ Philip MeAfdle lV Marine Corps of the Quarterdeck Toastmasters Club compose of high ranking officer of the Navy and meeting at the Officers Club at the Brooklyn Navy Yard Calvin Flnlly Donald KulL Stanley Sochachl and A1 bert Hoffman Take Top Honor Several month ago Major McArdle won the metropolitan speaking championship ant more recently placed first among winner from all the Toastmasters Clubs- of the 22 in -i York life Insur- mm coinpafty will-bold open the public at the for- uli tuning of its Midwood ach office at 2211 Church morrow from 2 to 6 pm Th oP houw will feature sbiWt depleting famous fnit Jn the eountrj'e history refreshments will be nrd Visitor wUl be ahowm 1f the company erves Its Iky owners In handling life 4deat and -oleine and insurance matters' of the new Midwood will be Robert Quatr jBd Wesley Truitt will cashier The new branch is -opened to give more efft i rvlce to thepoucy own-t central Brooklyn The any' Brooklyn branch at Court' St for many year be continued be open house will he pre ai by a luncheon 'at Sears 1621 Church Ave Among invited to the luncheon City Council President Abe rkssemblynuui Thomas Cvet Dr Talbot LeBlanc kident qf theFlatbjiah Boys Vand fiieFtatbush Chamber Cfcmmercefandl Benjamin executive director of the bush Chamber iof Comes' New Comparer' Flatbush will Andrew Thiemann John supervisor jMonslgnor Ross auditorlutn of rf the former school 2GQ Eastern 'f jParkway Louise Ci Burns of St Brefl-dan's delivered the salutatory address bn the Blessed Mother 'and Annette Perrin of 'Bishop McDonnell gave the valedictory Dn newly canonised St Pins Archbishop Thomas EMol-loy presided' at the commencement exercises at which State Supreme Court Justice An thony DiGlovanna was the principal speaker Award winners flow St which graduated 110 students -were1 Eleanor Oliva general excellence Rosemary Christianson second in merit Kf1 r4i ''it BPOE Municipal Court Justice Roger Brock Exalted Ruler of the Brooklyn Elks Lodge will leave tonight with other Brooklyn delegates for the annual Elks convene tion In Los Angeles rVw TJ thntjusf osk DEMAND 1 j- siS'iV 'i 'y IK- if' '1 (i1 Robert Quotsoe -Y- -ts- 'V -1 Matikin Hails New Dolores Carty four-year schol- arship to St University POStPOllO CCntOI" THE QUALITY MINERAL OIL 4' 't Ybrk Life Insurance offlcials rWing to for the open' bouse include Vice Presidents Le-land' Lyons john Lane RThomson and A- Assistant Vice President Charles J- O'Connell and Baxter- branch office jjfV': s--v-i'-'iniM For Limited Do not be misled with price reductiom and Kathryn McNulty the Cen eroxa Pope fouryear scholkr-hip Honor student among the 348 graduates of Bishop McDonnell were Cecilia Bruno general excellence 'Annette Perrin second Irr merit Pauline Boberg the St- Unlvef4' slty- four-year scholarship and Eileen Collins the Cenerosa Pope fopr-year scholarship Barbara Sautarska received the Monsignor Rosa scholarship to St College for Women If 4- Deposits made oaor before Thursdey July 15 19S4 will receive' dividends from July lit Thereafter deposits will earn dividends from day of deposit compounded four times a year zw rt U-W -1 -rM NO GUESS WORK i1 -1 'C o' Dur prices are as followsi prices are as toiiowsi sw-Miais -A $ff8so EGG-' Y1' i ff STGVESWvVi You may deposlt up to $20000in a Account and to $l0000 In lan Individual Account -plug dividend ft' -V iTEDWup! j-- f-t Celebratelyouf fade BeedeseeKstia dlvt 1 dG peedesee5Kstra dlvU TON -'V Deputy Hospitals 1 CommLs-sidner1 Maurice kiatzkln of Brooklyn today praised a new agreement between the city' the National Foundation for Infantile Paralysis and the Belle-vye medical unit of New York University for the' establishment of a respiratory and rehabilitation center at Gold water Memorial Hospital on Welfare Island 'A Pointing1 out that this post-polio treatment center is overdue and vital to the needs of the Mr Ma(z-j kin during whose term as Acting Commissioner many of the detail were formulated- hailed its a 'a "long forward step in the fight against polio -X -The dty is allocating $343568 the National Foundation' $88-' 761 and lu Greater New York Chapter $33893 for the center the center will be under the Jurisdiction of the Hospitals Department wUl be responsIWe for selection and appointment of ataff personnel 1 waasScfjKf regular depoatta te yews -iSAVINGS PWJS'Jeo PEA 16 r' yC-i''- vV: Serving thi community! for almost 50 yearvA-rW -s 1 '1 A1 1 -fi 2f i BUY sTODAY AND i SAVE BUCK NO I A RICK ON REQUEST A' Jockey Who has tfouhls the wee hiw -of the morning alofig with four snooxeri white wilting (a be transported 'JRiSSSiSS was Pennsylvania Station where he Could get1' transportation to New Jersey Because 1 he had a ire a pleaded guilt Magistrate Casey: gave the little jockey? a suspended teritence-y: pantng gesture of In tematlanal good Villthe judge ting hit way around a race got confused by the subsystem yesterday and ping td train at the 85th Port Hamilton station of the AvC kge Casannvawbd said he from'Mextdo City Mexico Ire ihl ather a lawyer' Id Maslstmta Augustine that the whpl thing is take that he should vasting hls time in court Red 'School House Quits Rider Mills Yh June 30 The local little Ved school house will -be for: the first: Jume: in l6i yearsS next September Ko pupils There were no pupil sZ this year either' but" the district maintained a teacher just i in cas one showed up Centralized schools-are fast making the little- red school house extjnct in Hew York "i 't v'4-J Si v' eouat at Booaevelt I ROOSEVELT Qur Cool is the Aristocrat Quality guaranteed or money terunaed -Uj'-h BROOKLYN UNION FUEL OIL GORP Sa4-( 1 'V- t' 9 duw it ibqi Iwl St hwll EfL a lM viKag to iupin mb Ai ynlf Mfbf far fa m8 car IfstjV' far pfMHMnt IniUf kfamnii he pleaded guilt janstiom (iald he raced on Monday and id that he ESSO FUEL -H aKOPPIItS COKS a bad 5- due' to 'race at Monmouth yestenIay But In ng get from one place lie other Casanova received le bad directions and found I at fht very end of the iCanCoiirolti 1 Orchanl fcoeyai N-'Y- June Si sprays are the fruit grow- 1 best protection andedf leaf toller a major ut to the apptaerch-pomeli Umvfcrslty ex- of redbamEed 'leaf is most 'effective while wormsate -young" tsden- -at tbt experiment station 10 days after 1)100011111 rd the first Another stops the second brood" first brood In most of State 1 Auruuu mu tuumvi state begin to htcb as fy z1 1 tosh apples complete their MaHWBBaawi and hatching may con- and hatchlng may In con-untll tendaysafterpetal The Beibond-brood hatch lydurlng july and August feeding by the worms of irood on ripening ftult can i tin serious losses the ex-: 1 said' ADVERTISEMENT- Mint Treat am vkH tmaafa its mlitf aorfart Wn Ms tolBw tJuiyou buywhh 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