Jamestown NY Post Journal 1951

JAMESTOWN ( N T . ) P O S T - J O U R N A U - W e d n e s d a y Evening, M a y 8 . 1152
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Charlotte Town
To Hold Hearing
On Truck Purchase
Ellery Center
S. S. Elects
Slnclslrviile Preparation for
the winter season is underway
by the Town of,Charlotte officials, and at 8 P.M. May 22 a
public hearing will be held on
the proposed purchase of a
heavy duty truck and snowplow.
Supervisor Albert Bulger said
at a meeting Tuesday night, the
vehicle will cost upward of
$16,500. and If approved, the
township will receive a trade-in
allowance on a 17-year old
truck.
The officer also said he and
his cilleagues will consider at
CHAUTAUQUA HONOR STUDENTS—John W. Turner, prin- the next regular meeting, June
cipal of Chautauqua Central School, has announced selection of 12, the purchase of a blanket
Kathryn Underwood as valedictorian, and Gordon Lewis as sain* insurance policy, which will protatorian of the class of 1951. Miss Underwood, who has an average tect the community more effiof 91.427, is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Van Dyke Underwood, ciently than the present time of
a member of the National Honor Society and Ivy Triangle, Daugh- insurance coverage.
The
township
adopted
a
ters of the Eastern Star. She is in t i c senior division of Lois
Fenton Chapter, Children of the American Revolution, and was resolution, which gave a contreasurer of Tri-Hi-Y this year. Mr. Lewis, who has an average tract to the Jamestown Laboraof 90.25, is the son of Mrs. Hugh W. Lewis, Ashville, and a mem- tory District.
Mayor Henry Blanchard atber of both the Student Council and the National Honor Society.
tended
the session, snd an—
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nounced the village officials will
Jerry Whitney Leads
support the resolution.
Miss Edith Lazell
Baptist Head
15 Finish Red
Cross Course
Ellery Center — At the annuai election of officers of the
Baptist Sunday School on Sunday all the officers were reelected, as follows: Superintendent, Miss Edith Lazell; Asst.
Superintendent, Mrs. John Miller; Secretary-Treasurer, Miss
Alice Lazell; Pianist, Eileen
Nygren and Assistant Pianist,
Mrs. Clyde Smiley.
The average attendance is.
between 25 and 30. The treasOFF TO CANAL 250NE -rurer reported total receipts in
Mrs. Harrison Keefe and her
the general fund for the year
son, Donald, • 1-2 months old,
$90.97 and expenses for supwere
to sail today on the S.S.
plies $71,94. In the seperate
Cristobal
fronf New York City
mi&sionarv fund the year's refor Panama Canal Zone where
ceipts were $94.48 with $80.84
they are to join Mr. Keefe.
given to missions. Some w a s
tdarman third class, stasent to three foreign missionaned at Foi§ Amador. The
aries, two in South America
mily will live near the fort.
and one in Africa.
Mr. Keefe, f h o has been in
the Navy seven years, is the
The home missions rememson of Mrs. Claries A. Anderbered were the Union Rescue
son, Willard Street Extension,
Mission and the Gideon organWho accompanied Mrs. Keefe
In Current News Test
nation in Jamestown and fiand
the baby to N e w York
nancial assistance to a young
C I y » # - - J e r r y Whitney took
City.
man training for missionary
first place in a news test held
Mrs. Keefe Is the daughter
work.
at the school recently. He anof
Mr. and Mffe. Frank BarkNext Sunday there will be
swered correctly 82 of 105 quesman,
Celoron. I
special music by the young
tions asked on current news.
Fred Perdue and William
t*0?1* J l J h e m o ^ n i n * a n d « v e ' | Oleaii-Comroon" Council w a s
"littanium wag- discovered bv
Boyle
tUd for second place.
n n g service and a program u r g e d to take steps to suspend
an
English clergyman in 1791
Clymer — A survey of the
All of the American history
at Sunday School in honor of i n s t r u c t i o n o f t n e proposed
and
by a German scienMothers Day. At the evening M a i n s t r e e t b f i d g e ^ ^ c o m „ students took the test, under the water system by the Cranston tist named
some
years
later.
Water
Supply
Company,
Freservice there will be a special municatkm from the Olean direction of J. Woodrow Sayre,
donia,
w
a
s
authorized
by
the
Mothers Day flannelgraph mes- chamber of Commerce read in social studies teacher. Jerry will
Clymer Central School Board
receive a 10-inch world globe.
a meeting Tuesday night.
sage.
of
Education Monday night. The
The
communication
called
board asked that the company
upon the Council to proceed
submit recommendations for
with the erection of a temporaryimprovements.
bridge of sufficient size and durMlaintenance contracts were
ability to take care of traffic.
ranted to Reuben Selfridge
It w a s brought out that the
nterprises,
Clymer; J . C.
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Youngsville — The W.S. C.S. Walker Company, Falconer; and
C J H « « I I 2 A M T * W l > - « * - k l « ^ of Directors of the Chamt a U C a n O n
I a X R O T e ber having considered the rec- sponsored a Mother and Daughter to W. Leroy Wilcox Company.
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D ; M rvm»JomiociKiatioiis
the Urban dinner at the Methodist Church, Corry\ and Arthur Campbell
Pine
Grove Area Plan for of
Russell. Fa.
Arterial High with nearly 100 attending. Miss vocational agricultural teacher,
Central School Board of Ednca* • ways, as proposed by the State Louise Barton gave a piano solo. was authorized to spent $50* for
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of Public Works, Mrs. H. H. Husted told about materials for a panel to be used
t
? ? - ? ! L ^ g 1 * ^ P L S - i P J M M decided to. urge the city of her western trip.
in teaching a course in farm
sessed valuation tor 1951-52. T h e < o l e a j l a c c c p t the p I a n „ e x p c _
Eunmage sales were planned wirintr
per capita school tax w a s set ditiously a s possible. The plan for May 18, 19, 25 and 26. At
Members of the board also
at $5 and each person over 21 w a s presented here In a 'meet- the June meeting, at the home voted to attend the annual conyears of age will also pay $5 an- inz m the a t y j ^ u i „ t w e e k >
Mrs. L, W. Hull, officers will ference of the School Boards
nuaily toward support of the| The s t a t e plan proposed a 4- of
Association at Cattaraugus May
sthool district.
] a n e bridge across Olean Creek be installed. The committee includes
Mrs.
E.
C.
Stillings,
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It also aPP«> ed *o ™ s e ap- a short distance north of MaJn Mrs.
Maye
Hoove n, Mrs.
proximately $63,000 by taxation street and extending Front Ave- Vivian
Land
berg
and
Mrs. Marie
GREETINGS A GIFTS
and increase its insurance cov- n u e to the new route north of
Osgood.,
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erage on the school building and (Main. It is pointed out with a
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its contents by $13,500.
state's bridge, there will be two
SUNSHINE
CLUB
Friendly Neighbor*
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Gerald Angove, Akeley, presi- across the creek within such a Lander — The Sunshine Club
For Oats, Biulses,
dent, said the school's property!short distance and only one wiDwill
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Civic
ft
Social
Welfare
meet Friday with Mrs. Roy
is now insured up to 80 per cent; be necessary.
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Lindell.
Mrs. J a y Hinsdale will SWANSONS DRUG STORE
of its valuation.
;
through
N. D . Patterson, Warren, w a s
elected treasurer of the board. University Dean
1VELCOME IVAGON
The return tax list, the presiSpeaks
a
t
Olean
dent, said, i s $1,773.20; return
On : the occasion ]mf:
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Olean—Dr.
M.
Lyle
Spencer,
property tax including lower
, T h e Birth of a Baby
valuation and double assessment dean of the School of JournalEngagementAnnounccments
w a s listed at $171.68. and the ism of Syracuse University. wiD
exoneration list figures totals he the speaker for the Olean
la of Newcomeri to
High
School
commencement
$770.
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City
program June 22, announced
Acting Schools S r a i f e t e n d e n t
J
McManus Tuesday. His
Mrs. Jomes D. Davis
Clymer Church Class Harold
subject will be: "If I Were
1205 W. Third St.
Graduating Today."
Phons—for
Elects Officers
(No cost or oapation)
Olean C of C
Approves
State Plan
f
Clymer School
Board Plans
Water Survey
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Fluvanna Group
Reviews Book
in time for
Fluvanna—Mrs. James McCabe
was accepted into membership in
the Fluvanna Study Club at the
recent meeting at the home of
Mrs. Raymond Larson.
Miss M. Josephine Hanson reviewed the book, "Famous Amerlean Women."
Mrs. Bessie Warner, head of
the Ways and Means Committee reported on the recent bridge
and canasta party at the Apple
Inn.
Following the meeting, a bake
sale was held under the direc-
MOTHER'S DAY
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YOUR HOME AND GARDEN STORE
GENERAL0ELECT1UC^^ ^
3 w a y s t o Get Cash
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DOES
THANKLESS KITCHEN TASKS
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Healing Salve
PLAN SOCIAL MEETING
Kisntone — A social meeting
of the Congregational Church
will be held at the Community
House in Stillwater Friday evening, sponsored by the Ladies
Aid Society.
Ashville—A class of 15 er
sons has completed the & ed
Cross standard first aid training) R o a d W o r k P l a n n e d
course under the direction of!. _
/ riunneu
Mrs. M. Elizabeth Ritchie, Red I n l O W n o f M j n a
Cross officials announced today.
The course w a s sponsored by Flndley Lake — The town of
the North Harmony Health Mina is completing plans for
Club.
road improvements in conformity
••WARREN
smr
time S4xSS
Completing the course were with the provisions of the Irwin 2 bedroosas
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improvement 1 Story 12783
Mrs. Mavis Hunter, Mrs. Lucia 10-year highway
delivered to year bnildint Site.
Johnson, Clayton F. Lloyd, Mrs. law, according to the town highOne of Many
way
superintendent,
Merle
PeCarrie Lloyd, Mrs. Agnes Lown,
terson.
Mrs. Katherine Lydell, Mrs.
"UfiDTIirBU'9
Sarah Milner, Mrs. Elizabeth
Write for catalog or better
Muth, Mrs. Ada Neil, Mrs. Ruth
BEMUS POINT WSCS
still come and see me.
Peterson, Mrs. Mary Russell. Bemus Point — The W.S.C S.
Mrs., Phyllis Skinner, Mrs. Al-will meet Thursday at the MINICH — 20 Meadow Lose
verna
William,
Mrs. Irvin home of Mrs. Arthur Brown for
P h o n e 77-41S
Bowen and Mrs. Norma Foster. tureen lunch at 12:30 P.M.
Week Da>» Only 8:00 A M , t e t P.M.
Youngsville WSCS
Sponsors Dinner
Pine Grove School
Board Sets $30
Clymer—The Triple M Class
of the Methodist Church, meeting at the home of George Christenson. elected officers as follows:
President, Andrew Hutton; vicepresident. Ralph Thompson; secretary, Krena Renskers. A scavenger hunt was held. The host
was assisted by John Wassink.
tion of Mrs. Grace Brown and
Mrs. Marguerite Mecusker.
The next meeting will be the
annual picnic on June 6 with
election of officers.
BROWNIE HAWKEYE
DISPOSAL!.*
AUTOMATIC DISHWASHER
CAMERA • FLASH HODiL
or
ELECTRICALLY
Remember Mother with
Snapshots
Mother's Day, Sun. M a y 13th
Think of h! No
boon
dishwasher ia the
Sink will
clean — tmttmsHtdly. And its
work-saving partner the G-B
Smart new box "Brownie"
with built-inflash.Only $6.95
Flasholder, $3.65*
Prices include* Federal Tax.
Disposal!, remotes food waste
die modem way—riant down
the drain and out of the 1
JOHNSON
SHOP PinS AND PARK FREE
Lot e n Main Between 4 t h & 5th
SPORT & CAMERA
Opposite City Hall
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of NEW OFFICE at
2 EAST FOURTH I T .
Harold C. Pearson, D.C.
CHIROPRACTOR
H O I B * : S:St to 15: f t . 1:15 U
4:3t. T:0> te • :*». Aad by App.
raoine tssss
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FINANCE CO.
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wOf. vn«rry ai.
T10 West Third St.
flad i l . , HOTIt j a j s j t f O W N M B * , JAMESTOWN, N. Y .
PhMieiTfSI e Charles Honl.y, YES MANqg.r
OPEN FRIDAY EVENINGS UNTIL 7 P.M.
Personal Finoncs Compony of New York
lea* ass* Is IWMMH ef ell wtweeaas tern • Issw ehs asm ay awS
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BU A a a w t r , M M S * SS-M1
Bfitty oUtoam Candu
Dollar for Dollar
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the favored
gift
for
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MOTHER'S DAY
JPontiac
you cant beat a
Whatever your mother's preference is in candy — you'll find
it among our wide assortment of over 45 varieties. We will be
glad to especially pack any type of box to please your mother,
or anyone you wish to remember on Mother's Day, May 13.
We also pack and wrap for mailing.
Special Pock 2 Pound G i f t Box
Regularly $2.25 Extra Value For Mother's Day $2.15
Regular Betty Dixon Assortment
1 lb. . . . $1.10
3 lb. . . . $3.00
2 lb. . . . $2.00
5 lb. . . . $5.00
Choc. & Vanilla Fudge
Creams
Bonbons
Cream Wafers
$ .80 lb.
1.10 lb.
1.101b.
70 lb.
r
Hard Candies
50c lb.
Anise, Molasses Butter,
Scotch Mints, etc.
Chocolate Straws
Peanut Butter Straws
Club Mints
Swedish Mints
$ .60 lb.
60 Mb.
.601b.
.50 ft.
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Other Gift Suggestions
Fancy Dishes. Cake Plates and Novelties filled
with high quality Betty Dixon Candy and appro*
i lately decorated to make ideal gifts for Mother's
ay.
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Visit Kiddie Korner
R r*
In addition to the usual displays are special gifts
for the kiddies to give to "Mom", priced from
30c to 75c
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GREETING
CARDS
and Gift Wrappings
for
MOTHER'S DAY
Picture of a Solid Citizen!
We would like to reiotrodooa you
to a citizen you have met casually
many times—the beautiful new
Silver Anniversary Pontiac. This m
the finest, most beautiful car ever
to bear the famous Silvar Streak.
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C h•Ira • I MIver Sireak
S t r a i g h t Eight a r S i x
a reputation aa
wall it
Phone S2-331
BtittyDjuxon
should, becausefor25 yearn Pontiac
baa been designed aad built to be
just that! Pontiac is your shortest,
easiest step out of the ordinary into
the extraordinary.
CANDY SHOP
It costs so little to put yourself at
the wheel of a wonderful Pontiac—
come m and get the fact* and figures.
105 West Third St.
Open Sat. May 12
until 9:00 P. M.
TELSCHOW-SHULTS PONTIAC CO.. INC.
Jamestown, N.Y.
1225 E. Second S t .
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