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Thursday August 25 1949
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—Mrs Alton Mason is a pa—JMrs H Roy Allen, local
—Miss Ada McRae, of Wa^-For sale, an upright piano.
tertown, is the • guest of her Avon representative, announces, tient in Mercy hospital, Water- Inquire of Leon L Peo. Telethe new fall shade of "Target j town, where'she was operated phone 80.—Adv .
cousin, Miss Grace McRae.
—George Halsey is able to be Red" lipstick, rouge and nail' for appendicitis on Monday.
—Mr and Mrs Robert Wil|
out again, after being confined palish. Call 51-2.—Adv
son and daughter, Sharon, . of
MISS
ELIZABETH
to his home for a few days by
—For sale. Maple bed, coil]
Rochester, were- guests of Mr
illness.
BEARUP IS BRIDE OF t and Mrs George Closter and
springs, innerspring mattress,!
—Mrs Mary Tane Rainear chest, walnut cabinet and a
RALPH ROBINSON ; daughter, Linda, this week.
and Miss Genevieve Rainear, of Windsor chair; also* 2 9-inch
Kenmore, are guests of Mr and , oil burners. Inquire of Glenn
Miss Elizabeth Mae Bearup, LAST CONCERT OF
Mrs G W White.
j Wadsworth.—Adv
SEASON IS HELD I N
daughter of Mrs Arlowene
—Mr and Mrs Everett Rob- • —-Mrs R T Hansen, Hemp- Bearup and the late Raymond
CAPE WEDNESDAY
bins, of Watertown, spent last stead, L I, is spending' a few Bearup, Cape Vincent, became
week with Mr and Mrs Harry weeks with her mother, Mrs G the bride of Ralph Robinson,
The last of the series of free
Robbins.
E Humphrey, following a trip son of Mrs Ruth Robinson and
band
concerts and block dances
to
the
west
coast
with
her
hus—Miss Ruth Wiley, Ridgethe late Raymond Robinson, of
wood, N I, arrived Tuesday ro , band. Mr Hansen spent a few Theresa, on August 10 at 8:30 sponsored by the village, seven
visit her aunt, Mrs John Sulli- ! days here last week.
p. m. at the home of the bride's in all, was held in this village on
van and other relatives.
j —Mr and Mrs Raymond Ma- mother. The double ring cere- Wednesday evening.
These concerts, played by the
—Mrs Elsie Sill, daughters loney, Baltimore, Md, are the mony was performed by Rev A
Dolly and Kay, have returned 1 guests of Mr and Mrs Maurice C Bennett, rector- of St ' Tohn's band of Watertown Post, Vethomi after spending two weeks Maloney and other relatives. Episcopal church, Cape V H V erans of Foreign Wars under the
direction of P B lohnson, have
with friends in Rochester.
They spent a couple of days cent.
been very enioyable and have
—Miss Maude Hyatt and this week in Ottawa, Ont., acThe bride wore an egg shell drawn large crowds to Caps.
Miss Mary Davis recently spent companied by Mrs William "N
gabardine suit* with black ac- Vincent.
the week end with friends of Maloney, this village.
cessories, with a corsage of yelThe band, through arrangeMiss Hyatt at Picton, Ont.
' —Twenty-one members at- low roses.
ment with the Watertown local
—Mr and Mrs Thos. Brady tended the annual picnic of the
Mrs Ruth Robinson, mother of the Municians union and the
and daughter, Marilyn, of New Home Bureau, held at the home
of
the bridegroom, was her only National Federation, furnished
York, are guests of Mr Brady's of Mrs Lionel Constance Wedmother, Mrs Thomas j Brady. nesday afternoon at 1. A short attendant. She was attired in three of the concerts free of
pale, blue suit with white ac- charge to the village. Funds
—Mr and Mrs Frederick business meeting was held and acessories
and had o corsage of for these were made ' available
Rienbeck are parents of a daugh the 1949-50 program reviewed yellow roses.
through royalties and transcripthe dinner. It is
ter, Toy Isabel, born August 17 following
tion
fees from the National or1
The
bride's
mother
chose
a
at Mercy hospital, Watertown. planned to hold an exhibit black crepe dress and had a cor- ganisation. The remainder of
some time in September.
the concerts were paid for out
—Mr and Mrs Neil Hienrich
sage of yellow roses.
of village funds.
and son, Noel, of • Syracuse,
Francis
Winterkorn,
of
Milspent last week end with Mr FIREMEN T O DEMONCape Vincent has been forlen's Bay, acted as best man.
and Mrs William Moore and
STRATE PUMPER
Mrs Robinson is a graduate tunate in being able to particifamily.
NEXT WEDNESDAY of Cape Vincent Central school, pate in this plan in the past, and
class of 1946, and is in partner- it is hoped they will be able to
—Miss Barbara Haas, of
The new pumper which the ship with her mother, who enjoy the music of this splendid
Rochester, was a guest of her
uncle and aunt, Mr and Mrs Cape firemen have purchased is owns and operates Bearup''s musical organisation again next
Thomas O'Neill and family last [ now in this village and. the Garage. She also owns and op- season.
j members of the department are erates Midget's Hot Dog stant
week.
OFFICIAL FALL PRIMARY
it nearly every day in Cape Vincent.
—Maribeth Dashley, Janet !! operating
• Mr Robinson attended Wain
order
to
become
familiar
with
ELECTION.
Rice and Marion Pringle have
tertown High school and was rebeen attending the Methodist "it.
cently employed by the St NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, in
church camp at Brantinghai.U ! Though the new apparatus Regis
accordance with the provisions of
Paper Co., Deferiet.
has
not
been
finally
approved
by
Lake.
Section 73 of the Election Larw, that
Following
the
ceremony
a
rethe Underwriters, the firemen
Official Fall Primary Election
—Mr and Mrs Howard Holl, may use it if necessary in case of ception was held at the*home of the
.vill be held in the Counlty of Jefferof Syracuse, were week end emergency. It is expected the the bride's mother for many son, New York, on Tuesday, Septemguests of Mr and Mrs W H necessary tests will be complet- friends and relatives, followed ber 6th, 1949, between the hours of
2 o'clock Noon and 9 o'clock in the
Gilchrist and Miss Florentine ed in about a week and then by a party at the Getman Hotel 1'ovening.
Vincent.
the pumper will be released for in Theresa.
The following- are the offices for
The couple left for a week's .which candWiates are to be nominated
—Mrs Bessie Eddy, who has service.
the Republican, Democratic, AmIn order that all the people of trip to Niagara Falls and Can- by
been a patient in a hospital in
erican Laivor and Liberal Parties:
Watertown for the past two the village may have an oppor- ada. After returning they will 'Special County Judge
weeks, returned to her home on tunity to see the new machine reside in Cape Vincent until iCormty Treasurer
in operation the firemen plan to late fall when thev will leave by In the Towns of Adams, AlexanTuesday.
hold a demonstration on Wed- motorcycles for California for dria,
Brawnville, 'Champion, Clay—Mr and Mrs Robert Leece nesday evening of next week be- the winter.
ton, Ellisiburg, Henderson, Hounsand children, of Flint, Mich, tween 7 and 7:30. This will be
The following out-of-town field, LeRay, Lorraine, Pamelia Rodspent a portion of last week held on Broadway, near the priests
Philadelphia, Rutland, 3heresa
the wedding: man,
and Watertown Republican nominees
with Mr and Mrs T D Youmans plant of the T A Scobell Co. Deputyattended
Sheriff
Milton
Martin,
for town officers will be voted on the
and family.
Other demonstrations through- Patrolman and Mrs Geo. Steele, party 'ballots.
—For sale, 148 New Hamp- out the town of Cape Vincent Mrs Rae Glass, Mr and Mrs The following' are the party poshire Red pullets; 5 months old are planned in the near future. TTack Platler.. Harley - Davidson sitions for which candidates will be
by the Republican, DemoSeptember 2; innoculated for
Since the entire cost of the dealer, all of Watertown, as elected
cratic, American Labor and Liberal
newcastle disease. Ray Con- new pumper is being borne by well as many other friends.
Parties:
stance, Rosiere.—Adv
the local department alone, the
Republican: Nine Delegates to
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the Fifth Judicial District Conven—Dick and Bob Allen spent members are seeking donations
Nine Alternate Delegates to
last week in Schenectady, the to help defray this expense. To vision of administration and tion.
the Fifth Judicial District Convenguests of Mr and Mrs C E Wil- date four donations totaling $40 guidance. Teachers College, of tion.
liams and family. Peter Wil- have been received. Anyone Columbia University. He was Democrat: Four Delegates to the
liams returned here to £pend a wishing to contribute to this graduated from Leland Stan- Fifth Judicial District Convention.
cause may hand their donations ford University in 1916% Dr Four Alternate Delegates to the
week with Dick and Bob.
in at the Citizens Bank or to any Horton received his master's de- Fifth Judicial Disitrict Convention.
officer of the fire department.
gree from the same institution American Labor: One Delegate to
Try Eagle Advertising—
Convention.
One Alternate
in 1917 and his Ph. D. from State
Delegate to State Convention.
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It Gets Results
.Columbia in 1926.
Liberal Party:
This year a marked change is State Convention. One Delegate to
to be noted in the sectional Delegate to State One Alternate
meeting phase of the conference. Two Members of Convention.
the County ComInstead of the four large gen- mittee for each of the 94 election
districts of the County of Jefferson
eral group meetings, 18 section- will
be elected by the Republican
al group meetings will be held. Party.
These 18 sectional group meet- Two Members of the County Comings., under teacher chairman- mittee for each district in which
ship will cover allphases of there is enrollment will be elected by
teacher interest in the field of the Liberal Party.
public education. To work Dated, Watertoiwn, N. Y., August
with the sectional chairmen will 15th, 1949.WILLIAM P. GILLICK,
be a large group of educational
MANFORD H. JEROME,
specialists from all over the Commissioners of El|ectjons and Cusstate.
todians of Primary Records of the
County of Jefferson
— THE —
CLARK MEMORIAL
FUNERAL. HOME
OUR WORK IS ONE OP SERVICE TO ALL, AND AS SUCH
WE SINCERELY ENDEAVOR
TO EXTEND A TRULY HELPFUL HAND.
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Remember, though, that the
early apples don't keep well.
Buy only the amount you can
use right away. Transparent,
Dutchess and Greening are good
for cooking; Wealthy, Gravenstein', Melton and Mcintosh are
good both for eating out of
hand and) for cooking.
AMBULANCE SERVICE-
Broccoli a n d B e a u t y
Service within a radius of 25
miles of Chaumont
Broccoli, according to Cornell's Food Marketing Bulletin,
is a vegetable that rates as high
in beauty as it does in food
value. The rich green clusters
of buds are decorative on any
dinner plate—and they furnish
us with more calcium than do
most vegetables.
Telephone
Chaumont 36
Ray E. Peck - Ivan C. Becker
CHAUMONT, N. Y.
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Beauty, Talent Combined
In Her Bi% Radio Debut
A case of beauty and talent combined 'is that of Lucile Cummings,
blond soprano, who will be featured
with Edwin Steffe, baritone, in their
first appearances on the "Telephone
Hour" radio program, Monday night,
July 25th. Both are American artists
who have been heard in -numerous
appearances on the concert stage and
in opera, too. They will render both
popular and classical selections on
the program.
A native of Corvallis, Oregon, Miss
Cummings became a professional
pianist before she turned to voice.
Coming to New York, she was a finalist in the Metropolitan Opera auditions in 1943. She has had long engagements at Radio City Music Hall
and last season sang the role of "Clorinda" in the world premiere of
"Auld Lang Syne" at the St. Louis
Municipal Opera.
Mr. Steffe, a native of Washington,
D. C, is a direct descendant of William Steffe who in 1852 wrote the
music for "Battle Hymn of the Republic." He was soloist at the Radio
City Music Hall several years ago,
toured with the Columbia Concerts
Opera Company, and last season was
soloist with the Philadelphia Orchestra, the Toronto Symphony and the
Houston Symphony.
'
New and Better
'Phone
A new telephone instrument that
automatically adjusts the sound level
to compensate, in part, for the distance between the telephone and the
central office has been developed by
Bell Telephone Laboratories.
This new instrument, still in final
stages of its development, not only
provides better hearing and speaking
qualities but an improved dial and
volume control for its ringer. Several
thousand of the new sets are to be
manufactured this year for installation on a trial basis, including more
than 1,000 in New York State.
Even though almost all of the 400
separate parts of the new instrument
are of entirely new design, the sets
will be completely interchangeable
with telephones now in use. And
when the new set is connected with
one of current design, users of both
will benefit.
Major objectives in designing the
new telephone were to provide, as
economically as possible, better all
round service.
Testing Size-'of Nickels
The United States Mint in Philadelphia is using the nationwide telephone system as an invaluable ally
in the production of its five cent
pieces. Thus, reports a telephone man
who took a trip to the Mint recently
and observed the testing of the nickel
coins.
He saw workers grab handfuls of
new nickels and drop them, one by
one, into the nickel slot of a coin
telephone located there. He was told
that this is one of the tests for the
correct size of the coin. If the nickels
work in the telephone, they're judged
to be all right.
Broccoli won't keep long, so
plan to use it soon after it's purchased. If you must store it
overnight, wrap it in wax paper
or put it in the refrigerator hydrator promptly. Incidentally,
you will get about five servings
from one large bunch of broccoli that weighs about 2 pounds.