Nashua Telegraph from Nashua, New Hampshire • Page 14

NASHUA TEJEGRAgH. NASHUA. H.H^ FRIDAY, NOVEMBER run oo Itht famous hM Mt to (tow Enftontf. By poputer piMfM, KKJ tfni dfctins Friday Sirturctey from 5:30 9:30 PM for fourth ttrwfttt roMt bMf. lobster, ahrimp, and setting is for with farrofyand friends, flan to and your favorite dishes in lavish profusion.

TURKEY FARM U- 3, South RESTAURANT DCICUTIVtS: Uvt in txclnsivt off tax witfc Iry rattored for sale with 4 A. wejll bordered land. 4 WftraM. 1 room, Ivgrm, bitcfoit, fc cellar, corn crib and Ift. bam.

Haw: paint, electrical wirina, piuntbinf fr floating. Needs interior paper paint. Price: Can owaer: WBtoa OL 4-3138 NATIONAL ANNUAL THANKSGIVING BASKET TO IE AWARDED KOVEM1CB AT THE CLUBHOUSE, 127 FINE ST. DANCING UNTIL I I H-5-L ESV7CS AT ALL TIMES SAIMT FRANCIS XAVIHTS THANKSGIVING PARTY November Ttee 8 P. M.

Place: Church Hall, Chandler St. Raffle of $1,000 will be given away that night. Who will be the lucky person? Check your candy bar labels. Two beautiful Elgin watches for man and woman-also Eighty Food Baskets awarded to the winners of the whist party. As a special attraction, we will have various booths for your entertainment.

Let's make this a happy meeting for alL LONG HILL TURKEY FARM East Quality at its Best FRESH YOUNG BIRDS TtT 2-6221 Scrry Ko SPKIttfflHfi ilH ORIENTAL 16-22 Cedar St off Elm MANCHESTER, N.JL "exotic Hear Eastern Food" Senred doilv at its best (closed Mondays) TeL NAtionol 3-9239 Restaurant Liquor Licerot Fresh Native TURKEYS Joziafis Turkey Farm Pelhom Rood, Hudson TU 3 8858 TEEN-AGE RECORD HOP GAUDt BOCHAMBEAT7 Everf FRI. MITE 7 to 11 pm POTATOES Xotabdin 50 Ibc. 51.25 SOME CHEAPER DTJROCHEB'S FARM Ldtchfield, K. H. Bte.

3A TU WINTER KEEPER POTATOES KATAHDINS GlEElf MTS. Lg. Ik each Also Onions Squash Now Beady At RODONIS FARM Litchfield TU 2-1793 TONITE ST. CHBISTOPMEB'S C.Y.O. DANCE 8:30 to 11:30 P.M.

Charlotte Art. School Mttherson. D.J. Adffl. 40c FIESTA FRI.

fir SAT. NOV. 18-19 ST. JOSEPH CHURCH HALL LAKE NASHUA TONIGHT 7:30 PM. Turkey Petty Awaits EVEHT WINNER GETS A TUBTET SAT.2.-00 P.M.

CliiIdren's Matinee FISH TOTf DOLLS SAT. 7:00 P.M. Fiesta Night BIRTHDAY TRUST FUND AWARD LIONEL ELECTHJC TRAIN AWARD TURRETS GROCERIES CANDT MANT OTHER ATTRACTIONS SPECIAL AWARD REGISTER NIGHTLY FOB HOR6E AUTOMATIC WASHER DRYER (DONATED by JEBBT'S RADIO SEBVICE) CHANGE IN I have blotted a doud, Uiriim: ictunt for I redeemed ihtt. Sine, ye hcavcra; lor Ac Lon htth dooe it: shout, km- parts of the brew every tree tbortsu Major Arthur G. Dean of Nashua (right) is congratulating his successor, Major John D.

Pachards of Manchester, new commander of 2nd Howitzer Bn, 172nd Artillery, NH National Guard. eHicer was honored at R. I. Scout Executive Speaker Harold Williams of Rhode veteran -scout for 50 ears eues spe tomomw mght at the annual a testimonial meetin of Web- i dinner in recognition of after more than! ster Coancil Scouts of 30 years'military service. i America, in the Rundiette Major Richards, World War Two veteran, with mnrp 1 Junior High school auditorium I than 25 years' service, is the ranking combat arms iin Concordi Major in the state National Guard.

Kashua FRESH OVEN-READY -TURKEYS-n 15 Ibs 59 oi Over 15 Ibs SOLD OK OBDER ONLY I JQtessed Poultry Eggs Jasper Poultry Farms Inc. HI 2-7871 New Deny 1V 2 Miles Post Hudson TU 2-7871 Testimonial Dinner For Majer Dean On Retirement Nashua area adult scout i leaders who plan to attend in- i Nearly 140 officers, senior I non-commissioned officers and to resign. He remarked that of the initial complement of 13 George O. Marion, Mr Mrs Adrien Chasse, Duncan Jackson, Tinsch, Mr and Mrs Richard Sturtevant, and Mrs Roland and Mr and Mrs their wives attended a testi-JHien who "activated" the Com" i Fred monial dinner for Major Ar-lpany on the 13th of November i Albert Ithur G. Dean of Nashua, held 13 years ago, about seven re- Veteran scoute? Wally Webb at the National Guard arm- mained in the outfit and that i Manchester will serve as despite the "jinks" number master of ceremonies, and Telegraph Christmas Gift Section On Wednesday YULE FAIR COMMITTEE lory here.

Major Dean was honored on his retirement as command- ling officer of the 2nd Howitzer Bn. Artillery, NH Army National Guard. The Nashuan had more than 30 years' service. Nashua merchants and The Nashua Telegraph will get the Christmas shopping season off to a fllying- start next Wednesday with the publishing of the annual Christmas Gift Section. Keyed to the "Shop Early 1 theme, the special section will present gift ideas to Nashua area residents just 26 shopping days before Christmas.

Local stores wfll be open until 9 pm Friday, the day after Thanksgiving. Special editorial features present a myriad of gift ideas to the general public to help them make up their gift lists in advance of actual shopping. Nashua merchants will follow through with their advertisements showing where they can fill their lists. Following their slogan of "Nashua, Your One-Stop Shopping local retailers have decorations are already up, windows will be trimmed and the general of the approaching holiday season will be apparent as; the city opens what is expected to be one of the greatest Christmas its History. Senior Class Bottle On Saturday Thisr- coming Saturday, Nov 19, the Nashua High School Senior Class will stage a citywide bottle drive.

A number of members of the Senior class will be making the rounds to the various houses of the vicinity in order that this collection will be a success and of great benefit to the class. been- preparing for the Christ- The money acquired on the inas season for months of the empty bottles report that they will be able will be used toward "the pay- to offer a most complete" se- iment of the year book and the Members of the American Legion EHingwood, president; Marie Estes, co- Auxfliary Christmas Fair committee make final plans Tor the annual event scheduled for today and tomorrow at the Post Home on Court st Seated; left to right: Stephanie Caryl Lefavor, chairman; Amelia City Briefs Chxistmdg Fair end Food Salft Sat 19,1 P.M. munitf House, South Mem- mack. Henry Kulas, Your Gulf Dealer, 110 Amherst TU 99866 for Fast Service. Gas, Oil, Lubrication, Repairs.

May Hough Christmas Salt. WOT. 18, 7 to 9 P.M. at Anna SuUiYan's, 13 Ccscozd St. A judge says the average Army of the US, where man owes a lot to his wife.

served with the Army Air He must mean her pin mon-j Corps in Africa, Egypt, Corsi- ey. ca and Okinawa and in the 'States, finally terminating Highlighting the testimonial was presentation of a TV set to guest-of-honor Dean by Major Francis J. Cote, executive, in behalf of the group. Main speaker was Colonel B. Henry Pokigo, commanding officer of the 197th Artillery group, Concord.

He traced Dean's military career which began in the CMTC back in 1927 and continued uninterrupted in the Enlisted Reserve Corps, Officers Reserve Corps, 13, the battalion was suite present will Law- successful in all of its missions. Seated at the head table with their wives were Colonel Pokigo, Major Dean, his successor, Major John D. Richards of Manchester, Major Cote, Major Earle S. Wright rence Lee, executive director of the council; Michael Shyne, assistant executive; and Edward R. Thornton, council president Climax of the evening will be the presentation of the Sil- Beaver award--the high- and Captains Ira A.

Stickneyest award given to an adult and Kenneth members of the Battalion staff. Dancing followed the speaking program. TONIGHT MiftceUaneous i Crocheted, Knitted, All hand made at Aunt Betty's Gift Shop. Old 101 -A, Am- hent NJL The expression, "can you come back next week?" must continually run through the mind of the door-to-door bill En-campment, chairman, and Louise Messier. Standing: Lenore Laura Auclair, Roslyn Bresnahan, Helen collector.

Anna demons, Zelma Durst, Gloria Fitz-j NEW LOCATION gerald, Joseph Simpson and Nellie land-i say. New England GOYAN Meet Sunday lection of merchandise in almost every line and price range. Christmas Gift Section will many tips on gift wrapping, decorating the home. aids in entertaining at holiday parties as well as gift ideas for everyone on the gift lists. Thoughts for pleasing gifts for the blind, pets, music lovers, sport fans, photography bugs, hobbiests, wfll be included.

Christmas lights and street lowering of the class tax. Mr Lawrence O'Mara, Senior class guidance councilor, will supervise the drive. The empty bottles, upon collection, will Nashua chapter of the of St Nicholas ior Greek Orthodox Youths of church and Bev FiniSi? SskeH- America will be host to more i son of Annunciation church; than 200 Junior Goyans frcra Peter S. Stamas, district chair- the New England district thisjman: and George Panagakos, Sunday, coming from district Junior GOYA chair- and Manchester; Lowell, Wo-i man. burn, Boston.

Cambridge, Wa- Senior Goyans in charge of Both work in promoting the high aims and ideals of the then be stored at EJL Nadeaultertown, Worcester, Peabodyjthe dinner are: Arm Georga- fe Sons, Inc, until preparations for returns BEE'S BEAUTY SHOP 6 3 Kinsley, will be closed from Nov 28 'til Jan 15. Bee Pinsonneault, Prop. and New Bedford, Mass; and poulos, Sirmo Bellas, Bessie Providence, HI. Divine liturgy will Advtl tended at both the Annunciation and St Nicholas churches at 10:30 am, followed by dinner served in, the Annunciation hall with guest speakers: Rev John Sanantos, Trans- iMemos, Rose Paskaley, Julie! be at-JMakris and Polly Styiianos. i chapter are: Anastos: vice president, I I 1 Junior.

GOYA officers of the Nashua Ernest Charles Katsohi; correspondence secretary, Bessie Parkas; recording secretary, Tina Cor- Greek Orthodox faith. Following afternoon speaking program and workshops, a supper and social hour will conclude the affair. Brigade Week Ceremonies Held NEWMODE BARBER SCHOOL 170 West Peatl St. If okay to play dumb, but too many people aren't playing. Moke your next social event a hay ride.

Call TU 2-4591 or TO 3-3076. Colorado was the second state to grant suffrage to women; Wyoming was "first Horseback Riding at Circle Ranch. riding instructions. Off Btfe 111. Hudson, H.H.

TU 3-8008. The Balkan Peninsula often has been called the "powder keg of Europe" because so many wars have started there. with 13 years' Guard service. Colonel Pekigo said Major Dean's battalion was in a "high state of readiness." Battalion includes Nashua A and Hq batteries, Milford, Peterboro and Hillsboro" batteries. Congratulatory telegrams were read from Major General Francis B.

McSwrney, the Adjutant General and Brigadier General Thomas R. Burns jr, commander, Corps Artillery. Accepting gift presented by Major Cote, Major Dean commented on the fact that he had joined the National Guard only after the persistent urging of former Col (then Captain) Eatle F. Wesson who commanded the former 2d Battalion, 195th Infantry at the time. He said that he agreed to accept the post of Hq company commander as a temporary arrangement only as he felt that he would not have time to devote to the many military responsibilities involved but that, on the other Charles Williams 7:30 Nashoonon IOOF Merrimack Huster Safety Course, i ack High School, 7 Boy Scout Troop 253, St' Christopher's Parish Hall, 7 THEATERS Daniel Webster Sunrise at Campobello, 3:25, 6.

8:25. Last complete show, 8:25. State Journey to the Lost City, 2:15, 5:40 Last Woman on Earth, 1:05, 4:30 scout lor unusual and outstanding service to scouting. ST LOUIS SCHOLARS Pupils of Sacred Heart academy. St Louis de Gonzague parish, who won scholastic honors included: First honors.

Paul S. Rochette, Philip A. Richard and Daniel G. Riendeau; honors, Raymond Soucy. second Houde ENN QUARTS from the world's largest distillery figuration church of Lowell, jonis; and treasurer, Zoe Styl- Mass, Kev Demetrias Kavadas, 1 ianos.

Junior group is com- St George's church in Man- prised of youth between the Chester, both spiritual advis-jages of 12 and 18 while the ors of GOYA; Rev Michael'seniors are between 18 and 35. World-wide Week Chalk Talk NOTICE H. L. Shepherd Plumbing I is being observed by the boys of the Christian Service Brigade (Stockade) of the Trinity Baptist church with special group activities. i They will take part in thej I Sunday night service in thej i'church when recognition will! 0 1111 now for 'be given to outstanding mem- Thanksgiving.

Call Jeannotte's Order Tour molded ice cream hand, he had never found time cokes, Fruits omd Flowers, Al- Sultona Roll or asha, Pie, Spusnoni today fox your holiday treat Call Jeannotte's. TTJ 2-0161. First cattle in America were brought by Columbus from Spain on his second voyage in 1493. Order your fancy molded Ice BOW Office closed from N( Dec v. 19 tof awards group a a presented, charter The newi Richard Lemery and Robert Hanson, lieutenants.

Stock- i ade is led by Wesley Luce, as-' Our word "spoon" comes from the Anglo-Saxon "spcn." "chip." Spoons ori- were made of wood. jclub member for the coming! Order your native turkey vear i to Thanksgiving at Jean- Vemon Schofield is captain TO 2-0161 today CSB Battalion, assisted by! Onl -l ever to 1 senre two full terms as President of the United States thus far was Ulysses S. Grant you hare a "Syncnro- o. Wave" you've chosen the book discussion group of I Beryl 6 es permanent money the Friendship club with 141 mittee of the church is led by I can buy--never over early- members present Malcolm Lang of Boston read The Lumber Room by Hector Hugh Monroe; an ex- HOME LITE CHAIN SAWS NEW AND USED SPITFIRE KARTS and ENCiHES SALES and SERVICE R. WHITE 18 Dublin Ave.

TU 3-8903 LIONEL RAYMOND Fireplaces a Specialty MASON CONTRACTOR I FIREPLACES A TU 2-1723 Spalding St. Friendship Club Meeting Mrs Inez O'Brien and Grace Harvey were guests Robert Hanson with Lymanl never frizzy. Exclusive at I Allen and Harold Magnuson i Isidore's. Tel. TU 3-3306.

the committee. Addams, founder -in -4- -f J.X-K i Tiuii iiouse, snarerf tne i isovs 12 to 18 attend the battalion 1,5 TED MILLER I chapters of Sir Walter Ra- Under the auspices of Nash-' leigh's His Story of the World away Woman's club, Ted: and from Joe E. Brown's Your Miller, well known cartoonist Kids and Mine, and humorist, will present his Amy Calfce, hostess, do- chalk-talk entitled "This nated the refreshments and ny Business" at their meeting i provided transportation. on Monday at 2:30 pm in the Odd Fellows hall. He has been in the business since 1935, created the comic strip "Loop Carew" in 1333, arid during World War II when he enlisted in church.

ridsy nights at 7. tfMA i Murray i Goxa Johnson, Piano Teai cher at Nutting's Music Studio Dial TU 2-3271. It has been estimated that more than 66,000 cars cross I the San Francisco-Oakland Boy on Scooter Unhurtinin to Boys At the monthly, meeting ofj 3 6 Ladies of Charity of Infant Je- Good Food Chicken, Steak, Lobsters, Turkey. Open sus church, members voted to contribute S40 for church vest- a ments for the altar boys of the parish. Mrs Corrine Laplante presided in ihe school at nooa.

Open 11:30. WALLY TUFTS PRY WALL PAINTING SERVICE Ceilings textured or sand sprayed finished TU 3-8963 HEM 2-576S Hudson, N.H. Derry. N.H. SPECIAL LOAM 5 Yds.

$9 GRAVEL FILL SAND Tractor Work Estimates TU 2-3972 Water Heaters Stoves Space Heaters Wrenn's Gas Service "BOB" WRENN. PROP. Bot Gas FOR I A HEATINU TU 2-7811 8 ST, Nashua. N.H in the Air Force he contributed; A child's scooter and car to YANK. His car-jwere in collision yesterday ea but police said today no' Mrs Emma Blais ha made! children's toons have appeared in major' magazines a comic books, and at present he is seen on "Your New England Weather" over WHDH-TV one was hurt, John Lafazanis, NEWCOMERS Following a brief business MIUAM PENN KLENDCO WMISKCY, PftOOf, STKAlGHf WHISKEY YEARS OK MOKE OLD, MX GRAIN NEUTRAL SPIRITS, fiOOOCMAM ft WOWLJO, PtOUA, ILL 34 Alder dr, told police he was operating his car near his home when a little boy on a scooter rolled into the side of his auto.

meeting of the Newcomers Boy, identified by police as club held last night at the i Michael Prmlin, 5, Noelwood YWCA, Harriet J. Nissen gaveiav, was taken home. No in- instructions on the making of juriet were reported, police 100 cancer pads, Mrs Eva Lej doux made 250, and Mrs Mary Bedard made 10 hospital johnnies. Members will serve a breakfast of pancakes and sausages Dec 11 in the school auditorium, with tickets at the door. Penny sale was held and refreshments served by a committee headed by Mn Amy Nashua Radiator Service CLEANING, REPAIRING, RECORING AUTO AND TRUCK RADIATORS 26 Mason St.

TU 2-4271 Nashua, N.H. HENRY NADEAU 14 CoidwtU Eood Contractor Builder CEMENT WORK CARPENTER WORK OF At-t. KINDS TTJ 2-5397 Nashua. K. H.

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