UKE PLACID NEWS, FRIDAY, APUL » , US1

Lake Placid Personalswhich Miss Patricia Major of thisvillage had the lead-

Mr, and Mrs. David Alpert havepurchased the house on ParksideDrive owned by Edward Charland. {

Mrs. Albert Hickok is a patient I

have returned fromSyracuse where they visited theirson, Robert.

Edmund Shea and two sons ofOgdensburg visited Mr. Shea's

James Shea last

Supervisor and Mrs. Harold R. [ in the Placid Memorial Hospital j in Pladd Memorial hospital.Soden and family are vacationing j where she underwent an operation j Mr. and Mrs. Warren Faddenat Washington, D.C. j on April 11. | and family

Sancra Tobm is in Troy visiting j Mrs. Harold Hutt has returnedBarbara Futterer. j after visiting- at the home of Mrs.

Mr. and Mrs. J. Vernon Lamb j Oharles TutmimneMo and familyand ct ildren, Eleanor and Nash, | in New York City.left Wednesday to visit their i Mrs. George Wood is visiting her mother, Mrs.daughter, Mrs. Chester Carey, in J son, George A. Wood, and family \ weekend. jPenn Yan after which they will j in New York City. | The Mack Lewis cottage on |motor to Canada. j Mr. and Mrs. John Schatz ar- [ Lakeview Ave. has been rented j

rived home from Florida thi3 week, ffor the summer to Hugo Jacobi of i

BIRTHS

TORRAJNK5E—At Placid Me-morial hospital, Wednesday, April11, a son, RolHe Clark Torranee,2nd, to Mr. and Mrs. KennethTorrance.

•Hurley Devlin and Hennas Boa-vier a:*e at the dfAmico camp atCold Eiver with a group of boys:Billy iyNeil, Mike Devlin, ChipOm:*;r and Reggio Benh&m.

Mr. ind Mrs. Robert Ry*n haveretained after the winter inFlorida.

Charles Husted is hospitalizedin Naw York where he was accom-panied by his wife.

Dr. and Mrs. James Campbellhave returned from a southerntrip.

Funeral Services ForMrs. Hubert Smith, 23

Howard Baker has returned af- [ Crestwood, N. Y.ter a vacation of two weeks in Ber- Mr. and Mrs, Donald Dewittmuda. i have returned after the winter in

Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Corcoran j Florida,of Rochester, after a trip to Mon- ; Miss Grace Shea andtreal, are spending part of their Jack Shea, Jr., are in New York,honeymon at the former's aunt,Mrs. William J. Hurley.

Funeral services for Mrs. Hu-bert Smith, 23, will be held Sat-urday morning at St. Agn<ss

nephew, J<^urch. Interment will be in St.ck Shea, Jr., are in New York, j Agnes cemetery, the Eev. MichaelWilliam Irwin will undergo an j K e l l v officiating,

operation at the Champlain Val- j M r s- Smith, a resident of this

end in Albany with Beverly Pratt.Gordon Pratt, Jr. was in Orange,

N. J. over the weekend.| Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Gladd

•Betty Reggio and brother, Rob- ' and family of Fulton have movedert, are vacationing in New York!to the Hession cottage at 9%with their father, Louis Reggio. (Grand View Ave.

Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Tray- ; Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Amis andnor have returned from Florida. • family

Ash Cutler is a patient in Pla- j Taylor

Trudy Connors spent the week- ley hospital in Plattsburg onurday.

James French scent last weekin Syracuse.

Miss Kathlein Whitney has re-turned from Rochester where sheattended a refresher course at theHarper Method Beauty School.

After a short stay in Texas, Wil-have moved to the snail ! lard McComber lias been visitingcottage on Sentinel road j his uncle, Varkk MeComber in

cid Memorial hospital.Mrs. Robert Raymond and chil-

dren are visiting in New York.Georgia Swayze and Nancy

Weaver underwent tonsileetorniesat Placid Memorial hospital onSaturday.

Mr. and Mrs. Roger Frenyea re-turned Saturday a&er a weekspent with friends and relativesin Greenfield, Mass. and Windsor,Vt.

Mr. and Mrs. Paul Sfader ofSiingerfemds spent the weekendhere with their parents, Mr. andMrs. Fred Mader and Mr. andMrs. Robert Randall.

Mr. and Mrs. William J. Hurleyand $$x$. Louise Campbell attend-ed the wedding of William Hurleyin Rati&tirB, N. J. on Saturday.Mr. end Mrs. Hurley HeiumedWednesday after a brief stay inNew York.

Douglas Slater is moving fromthe Volpert apartment on HilkrestAye. to an apartment in the Brew-ster-block on Main St.

Mr. and Mrs. Grant Reed anddaughter .returned Sunday nightafter a weekend stay at Hernron,N Y? and Mr; *nd Mrs. E. J . Bris-senden were also Sunday gueststhere of Mr. and Mrs. John Grandy.

Miss Barbara Benedict, daugh-ter of Mr. and Mrs. ChagtnceyBenedict, is spending the springvacation visiting Miss BarbaraPratt in New Yorjk City.

from the larger house on the same j Denverproperty which has been rented to jAlfred Cdlwell.

Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Jubin arevisiting their son, Jack, in Phila-delphia.

Mr. and Mrs. -D. F. Dashnawand family are guests of Mr. andSirs. Edward Logue in Pearl River,N. Y. this week.

, Mrs. Robert Decker is here fromj Falls Eiver, Va. because of the

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illness of her grandfather, AshleyCutler.

Alton Ritchie, a former resident,his wife and daughter, Rhoda,were Sunday guests of Mr. andMrs. Garland LaMay.

Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Holt havereturned from Florida where theyspent the winter.

Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Lamb andMir. and Mrs. David Tobin are ex-pected home this weekend fromDaytona Beach.

Mr. and Mrs. Merrill Thomasand daughters are visiting rela-tives in Rochester.

Mrs. Herbert Wild will returnto Nedrow, N.Y. today after abrief stay^ikere with ber'parents,Mr. and Sirs. Grover Cleveland.Her husband has been attendinga meeting of electrical engineersin Washington, D.C.

Mrs. Fred Gladd and the MissesPatsy MtiLane, Jane Clark andJoyce Gladd attended the play,Ice Bound" at Plattsburg State

Mrs. Herbert Benty is a patient j Tea-chers College Monday night

ROUND and SQUARE

DANCINGErery Saturday Night

AT

LESSING'SRoute 9 AnSable Forks

Music byBETTY SHERMAN AND TOE JESTERS

Food Served At AU Times

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CHAPPLE COMPETEDTHURS. IN MARATHON

John Chappie, this resort'slong - distance running ace,competed Thursday in the an-nual Boston marathon over the26-mile, 385-yard course.

In last year's event, thefirst time he had finished thegruelling grind, Chappie placed43rd in a starting field of 134.

He has been training hardfor this year's event, and be-fore leaving on Monday saidhe hoped to again finish therace, and "improve my posi-tion to at least *35th."

Indochina comprises 3 French-sponsored states. *

Sat- .village all of her Hfe, died earlyThursday morning at Ray BrookState Hospital where she had en-tered as a patient on Tuesday ofthis week. She had been in illhealth for several years.

She was born in Lake Placid ©nJuly 7, 198$, the daughter of Mrs.Florence Borden and the lateHenry Borden and attended LakePlacid high school.

In November, 1344 she was mar-ried to Mr. Smith, who survives,along with a 2-year-old son, Hu-bert Raymond. Other survivors in-clude five brothers, Edward, Jerryand Leonard Borden, all of LakePlacid, Bills Boxdeji, Scbenectady,and Max Borden, Niagara Fallsand two sisters, Mrs. Beulah Smith,and Miss Mary Borden, both ofLake Placid.

•The body is afc Clark's funeralhome.

TO LECTUREDr. Edward Zeg&relH, professor

of diagnosis and radiology at Co-lumbia University, will lecture atthe Veterans Administration bospital, Suramtrant, N.Y., at 3 p.m.Friday, April 20.

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Prompt DeliveryPhone 1O5 -106

RALPH1E UDUKE !HAS BIRTHDAY PARTY

Ralph LaDuke, Jr. celebrated his |second birthday Saturday at a jparty held at the home of his]grandparents, Mr. aad Mrs. Rob-jert Gil man. His guests were Lar- |ry Strack, Sandra Graham, Karen 1and Susan Fountain, Dennis Jes- j

r, David Walton, Paula Sears jand Paul Thornton. Also Mrs. jRobert Graham, Mrs. Rdbert Jes-mer, Mrs. Fred Fountain, Mrs.Forrest Walton, Mrs. Victor Sears,Mrs. Paul Thornton, Mrs. Hector]Strack, Mrs. Margaret Gihnan,Miss Charlotte Gilman.

The rooms were decorated in yel-low and blue and the young hostreceived a number of attractive*gifts.

CV Baseball League team loop.! Teams in the 1 top an- E, S. M.i-

To0perateWkh6Teams:^r:^^^ S r t UWith Plattsburg VFW and Lake ; and Lyon Mountain. Lyon MOJT .

Placid entered in another league ; tain had originally signed to p-a--and Saranac Lake not represented, tieipate in the 10-team Northti.vthe Champlain Valley league voted New York league, but withdrawto operate this summer as a six- last week.

SATURDAYONLY!

MONET SAVING

HAT SALEP OFF on any hat over $6,

including Dobbs aad Brew-tter hats.

51 OFF os any hat marked $6f * and under that price.

You are saving $1 and $2on the fiat you select.

Gertrude B q tHat S h *SanncLake

Open Satan*? Night • KX) S T A IU! f t E E T

*t*fct* f t W M WfrSIf tHWANCt COtFOtAWfl

FOR SALE

DRY SLAB WOOD DELIVERED Ito Lake Placid, $14. Ward Lum-!

ber Company, Jay, N.Y. Phone12-F-14. BtfchS16

3-ROOMJewtraw, T«L 727. 52tfchl638

POWER CHPLlHi SAWS, 3>ISSTONand Titan models, both one and

two man saws. Gordon Wilson. Tel.Keen* 95F4. 47 f̂ch252

AND BATHment, furnished or

Year round or summerPhone 301-J-e.

APART

rental.

FLEXALUM — BETSY ROSSVenetian Blinds — Repainting

~ PlasUc Tapes — Cermak Plasticand Vikon Metal Wall Tile. Am-tico Rubber Floor Tile. Versatileflooring installed. R. F. Ray-mond, phone 268, Lake Placid.

52tfch685

FORNBSBBD APAWmgSm ONPark PL 3 large rooms ai*d bath.

Will rent for season or by the year;.Phone 143. 52tfcM705

SMALL F!U»NIS«Ba) APARTment, heait, lights, hot water. 1

Middle St. Pfeone LJP. 461.

MISCELLANEOUS

SMALL ANTIQUES, ALWAYSauthentic and lovely, and very

reasonably priced. Eleanor Pfarre,20 Lake flower Ave., SaranacLake. 34tfchllO7

EVA^S <m BOT WATER HEATer, like new. Original cost $128.

Will sftenlke for 960. Tel. 384.47tfehl607

LAKE PLACID HONOR ROLLLOCAL MEN AND WOMEN SERVING IN THE ARMED FORCES CF OUR COUNTRY

Ret. Conrad S. Aiken, USASgt. Calvin Barney, USACpl. Hoover Barney, USAPfc Gene Barney, USA1st Lt. Sidney L. 'teane, USA

SA Thomas Fountain, USNPfc. William M. Gilmore, USAPfc. Donald A. Gray, USAPvi- Paal A. Gray, USA

Herman D. Greene, USAPfc. KendJ\ N. B<ckford, USMC CpL Chas. A. Gersbach, USAFS/Sgt. Robert Blanchard, USAF Pfc John Hennessy, USMC~ rt. William T. Bowman, USA Pfc. M. Donald Hosier, USAAA R. T. Brewster, USNPvt. Harry 6 . Branson, USAMajor Arthur Bryant, AAFPvt. Morris Bryant, USASA Daniel L. Cassidy, USNPfc. Leonard 6 . Cassidy, USAFCpl. Paul Cleveland. USAFf Cpl. Stanley Cobane, USMCPfc. Wililam Colby, USAPvt. Charles Daby, USAf Cpl. Rnssell Darr*h, USAPvt. Walter Derroatis, USAPfc. Glenn d'Avignon, USMCSgt. William Drake, USAT/Sgt. Charles Fay, USAF

* Killed in Action

Pvt, Kenneth Hunkhts, USAPvt. Oscar Hnsereau, Jr., USAPvt. Xavier Husereeu^ USAHM2 Win. H. Isaac USNLt. GarfieW Jonee, USAFPvt, Arthnr W. JuJWn, USAPvt. Jmmes E. Jewtraw, USACpl. Joseph a Kendrick, USACpl. William Kennedy, USACpl. Augustus Krieger, USAPfc. Edward LaPlant, USAAA Gerald F. Law, USNHM 3/c C. F. Lawrence, USNPfc. Jas. H. Lawrence, USMCPvt. Norman McCasland, USA

f Wounded in Action

Pvt. Gerald J. LaHart, USAPvt. Robert McLan^hlin, USA1st Lt. Francis J. Merrill, USARet. Gordon Mnsgrove, USAAA Dennis J. Miller, USNCpl. Claade E. Miner, USAPvt. William J. Nugent, USAPvt. Michael Nugent, USAPvt. Ralph Owen, USA* Lt. Arthur Patterson, USAPfc Joe. A. Peck, USAPvt. Norman J. Peikey, USAPvt Thomas G. Peikey, USAPfc. Philip Perkins, USAPfc. Eagene Peryea, USAFSA Harry O. Potter, JrM USNPfc. Arnold Preston, USACpl. Oren F. Preston, USATEM Robert R. ProuLx, USNEns. Robert R. Reiss, USNPvt. John Seifried, USASA John W. Shene, USNSA Wayne Southmayd, USN

Cpl. Leon Strack, USAPvt. Robert Strack, USAPfc. John F. Smith, USAFPvt. Joseph H. Smith, USAAA Berton Sweeney, USNCpl. Maurice G. Taylor, USALL Marion Torrance, USACpl. diaries TromWey, USMCPfc Robert P. Tucker, USASgt Thomas Umber, USAFCpl. George £. Vincent USASgt. Lionel J. Vincent USAPfc. Maurice C. Wallace, USMCPvt Ray T. WarringUm, USA•SA Robert A. Watson, USNRet Robert S. Watson, USAPvt. Carlton H. White, USAFPvt Dean P. Wikoff, USASA Robert Wilsoiu USNPfc. Lynn Wilson, USAF

Additional names will be added as reported by relatives. We would welcome corrections of errors or changes in rank.

ROOM BOUSE AT 17 RIVERSt. Will se!l famished or un-r&i&hexL For information <

UP. 819. 5£tlchl631

dition. Price reasonable. CallLJ>. 300, ext 596. 52tlchl635

SILVER FOX SCARF, LIKE NEWand extra large. Will sell for

$45. Mrs. Halsey Morrison, 61Parkside Dr. Phone 50&M.

52t3chl709

TWO SUCCESSFUL BUSINESS-ES in Lake Placid. James C.

Sheffield, Real Estate salesman,tel. Lake Placid 671. 51tfcM627

FORWENT

STORE OR OFEFECE SPACE AT400 Main St. Phone 394.

S0tf«hl7013-ROOM APARfraiENT, FURN-

ished or unfurnished, heated.Tel. 779. S8tfchll20

APARTMENTS FOR SUMMERrental, or rental by day or week

of apartments or rooms. AH pri-vate baths. Tel. Lake Placid 884.

45tfchll4S

4.ROOM FURNISHED APART-ment, heat and hot water. Phone

976, George Pettinger.25tfchl650

FOR BEST PRICES ON LUMBER,Millwork, Building Materials-

Ward Lumber Company, 12-F-14,YJay, N.Y. 47tf«l

RAJMO AND APPLIANCE Rtpairs. Pick-up and deliver*

Henry Garren, phone 582.

HARPER M|?EHOD BEAUTYSalon, 16 Wilmington Road, Lake

Placid. Hair cutting and styling,scientific shampoos by trained op-erator, complete line of beairtypreparations. Tel. L.P. 1180.

46tfch9S

ELECTRICAL CONTRACTINGrefrigeration; quick and rea

enable, satisfaction guaranteedGeorge Pettinger, 339 Main StPhone L.P. 976. 23cfchlO64

H<XLLYW|0OD DRBS9S SHOP,Saranac Lake, open every Sat-

urday night. 61tfch

CITY TAXI — TOES CABSavailable, 5- minute service. Tel.

727. 62tfefel639

DURACLEANEP RUGS AND UPholstery atay eleaa longer. Pil*imats. Colors revive. Cleaned ii

your home. Use again same dayDeraclean Service, Jack Barry, 24River St. Phone LJ>. 914.

ltf270

MOVING AMD STORAGE, LO-cal and long distance moving,

tousehoJd and commercial stor-ge, packing and crating. For esti-

mates on your moving or storageroblems. Madden's Transfer andstorage. Phone Saranac Lake 341.

SHOVELS, BULLDOZERS ANDditchers for rent. Phon« M. K

Luck, Keene Valley, N.Y., 44.

B©¥ BLOOGa^TT, P.O. BOX 785,Saranac Lake, N.Y., phone 972.

Representing Watertown MattressCo., Furniture. We Deliver.

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HELP WANTED

ADVERTISING SALESMAN-You can earn $5,000-$!0,000 year

selling superb line exclusive cal-endars, advertising specialties. Lib-eral commission paid weekly; bon-us plan. If interested in positionwith future, write Louis F. Do*Oo., Empire State Building, NfcwYork. &ltfchl622

I WISH I COUU) FIND A MANwith a oar who would like to

earn $100 a week, who can takea few headaehes and is willing towork. Write Box X, Lake PlacidNews. % 51t2eal£2f>

ATTENTION HOUlSEWTviES &Mothers! You can earn during*

convenient hours. Represent AvonProducts. Mrs. Arthur Langto,Clayton, N.Y. 52tlehlG2*W0MBN! HOW WOULD YOU

like to be a Fuller Brush girllike Lucille Ball? Earn fl.50 to$3.00 per hour. We help you gelstarted. Contact Willsboro, Box181 or phone 4d48. 52tlchl630

ASH MOtNEY FOR YOUR OLDsewing machines. Sewing- Ma-

chine Service and Supply, P.O. Box267, Plattsburg, N.Y. 50t4chl49

SUMMER BOMBS AND CAMPS.New York Herald Tribune will

feature its Summer Home & Campistings on all Sundays duringipril, May and June. Brokers,twners, have yon a summer home

camp for sale or rent? Senda full description. Suggested ad

with cost will be sent you. Noobligation, unless accepted. Ad-dress Herald Tribune's SummerHome Desk, 230 W. 41st St., Newvork 18.

LOCAL AND LONG DISTANCEtrucking and hauling; moving

and storage. 30 years experience.Otis Transfer, phone LJ*. 294.

LOSTCASTING ROD ON RIVER RD.

Saturday. Please notify CharlesDupraw,- pfeone 113-4. Reward.

PARKER "51" FKN,"Ruthie," between 4A0 Main St.

1 and McsComber's store. Finder18tfehl5& i please call L.P. 609. &2tdehl 34