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THE ROCKLAND COCNTT TIMES, HAVERSIRAW, N. T.. PAGE THREE St. Mary Junior Choir Awarded Festival Cup The Junior choir of St. Mary ’ s church participated in the seven teenth annual Catholic School Music Festival held at Town Hall, New' York City last Thursday. Thirteen choir and glee club groups competed in the final contest and St. Mary ’ s was given a rating of 94-2'3 per cent, the third highest grade given by the judges. The choir was entered in the Young People ’ s Community Choir division and because of its honors was awarded the gold cup offered within that division. “ Avc Maria, ” Gregorian — Mode I, “ Tota pulchra es, O Maria, ” by Agatha Pfeiffer, were sung by the choir under the direction of G. Marston Haddock. “ That's all the cone your nickel will buy today, son!” PHONE SERVICE BIG BARGAIN. Today ’ s cost-of- living figure shows a jump of 89% since 1939. Yet telephone service for the aver age home has risen only 15 % in this same period. It ’ s one of today ’ s best buys. Even though your money looks the same, it buys only about half as much as it did in 1939. That ’ s because most things you buy have doubled in cost. Some have even tripled. But not your telephone! Today the price of tele phone service for the average home is up only 15% since 1939, compared with an increase of 89% in the cost of living. Yet for this slight increase, telephone ser vice is a bigger buy than ever. Millions of phones have been added. Customers in the average community can call twice as many people without paying a toll charge. Operator toll dialing means faster service on thousands of long distance calls. And the company is still hard at work expanding and improving service. When value goes up but the price stays low, it ’ s a good measure of a bargain. That ’ s why your telephone is one of the biggest bar gains in your family budget. NEW YORK TELEPHONE COMPANY MISS GLORIA REILLY A BRIDE HERE MR. AND MRS. RICHARD HEATH Miss Gloria Reilly, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Rteilly of 37A Main street, was married in St. Peter ’ s church Sunday afternoon at three o ’ clock to Mr. Richard Heath of New City, son of Mr. and Mrs. Ira Heath of Londondury, Ohio, formerly of Congers. The Rev. Thomas Scanlon, assistant pastor of St. Peter ’ s, performed the cere mony, and a reception was held immediately following at Ryan ’ s, Haverstraw, for 175 guests. Miss Reilly, who was escorted by her father, wore a gown of white organdy trimmed with em broidered eyelet and made with a Peter Pan collar, a bustle, and a long train. Her fingertip-length veil was held in place by a white organdy cap, and she carried a prayerbook adorned with a white orchid. Miss Marie Branti was honor maid. She wore a gown of pink organdy with white embroidered — Photo by Joseph Sagala flowers arranged in a cascade down the front. She wore a half-halo crown arranged with pink and white daisies, and carried a bas ket of pink and white daisies. The bridesmaids were the Misses Rosemary Pisano, Patricia Kenney, Dolores LeMaire and Betty Ann Bowser. Their gowns were blue or gandy with white embroidery flow ers casacading down the fronts. They also wore half-halo crowns of pink and white daisies, and car ried baskets of blue and white daisies. Mr. John Heath was best man, and the ushers were the Messrs. Alfred Reilly, James Will, Gene Heath and Robert Heath. Mr. Heath is employed at Led- erle Laboratories. The bride, who was graduated from Haverstraw High School, IS with the Associat ed Hospital Service of America in New York City. After a trip to the Poconos, Mr. and Mrs. Heath will reside in Haverstraw. Miss Evelyn D. James, Francis J. Chapman Wed In West Point Chapel In Holy Trinity Catholic Chap el, West Point, at 9 o ’ clock Sat urday morning, May 10, Miss Ev elyn D. James, daughter of Mr. Francis J. James of Fall River, Mass., was married to Mr. Francis J. Chapman, son of Mrs. William Chapman of Haverstraw and the late Mr. Chapman. The double-ring ceremony was performed by the Rev. J. P. Moore. Miss James was given in mar riage by her father. Miss Marion James, sister of the bride, was her maid of honor, and Mr. William Chapman, brother of the groom, served as best man. Following the ceremony there was a reception for the immediate families at the Chapman home, 29 Broad street. The bride and groom, both of whom are employed at the U. S. Military Academy, plan to reside in Highland Falls. CAMPBELL HEADS KEEPERS Donald Campbell of Valley Cot- jtage was re-elected president of the Rockland County Beekeepers Association at its May meeting Sunday at the apiary of Charles Carson in Tappan. Paul Zens of New City was re-elected first vice- president and H. C. Magee of Stony Point, second vice-president. Miss Freedom needs % no Security P t ^ he Declaration of Independence ence nor the Constitution nor any decent 3. guaranteed Americans nothing except document promises that. Freedom means life, liberty and the pursuit of happiness. only being free to work for the things you Not happiness; just the right to pursue it. want in life. and pursuit always means hard work, the The man or family or nation which has extreme of effort. complete security is the one in prison; the Some people would like to think that slave. The man or family or nation which American freedom means automatic free- has freedom and independence and self- dora from worry and fear and work. No. respect is the one willing to stand on its Nothing in the Declaration of Independ- ' own two feet and tvork for what it gets. p 1 1 DEXTER FOLDER CO. |i 1 PRECISION SHAPES, INC. f 1 J ' ♦ \ Barbara Ann Wolcott To Wed Pvt. O ’ Dell Mr. and Mrs. Francis E. Wolcott of Livingston Manor have an nounced the engagement of their daughter, Barbara JAnn, to Pvt. John Roger O ’ Dell, son of Mr. and Mrs. Gillette O ’ Dell of Livingston Manor, formerly of Stony Point. Miss Wolcott is a student at Livingston Manor Central school. Pvt^ O ’ Dell has been stationed at Camp Kilmer, N. J., and expects to be sent to Camp Breckinridge, Ky., for basic training. Charlotte Pilat resigned as secre tary, and Miss Genevieve Murray of Montvale was elected secretary- treasurer. Mrs. Stanley Slinn of Spring Valley was elected co treasurer. AGENT FOR BENJAMIN MOORE & CO. PAINT PRODUCTS MOORE ’ S SELF-CLEANSING OUTSIDE WHITE HOUSE FAINT and 18 BEAUTIFUL SHADES — Rcff. S5.5(L-Salc Price $4.95 Gal. MOORE ’ S PORCH & DECK PAINT — Rex. 5.50 — Sale Price .. $4.95 Gal. MOORE ’ S BARN. ROOF & BRICK PAINT —Rex. $3.75 — Sale Price ........................................................................................$3.25 Gal. 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