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THE ROCKLAND COPNTY TIMES, HAVERSIRAW, N. Y., JUNE 19, 1952 PAGE THREE DANCE BENEFIT OF THE NYACK HOSPITAL BUILDING FUND Sponsored by the Masonic Lodges OF ROCKLAND COUNTY SATURDAY r\ a JUN E 21 in the auditorium at Rockland State Hospital * * * PUBLIC IS INVITED Tickets Available at Door « * • JOHNNY MESSNER and ORCHESTRA Music from 9 p. m. to 1 a. m. DRESS OPTIONAL $1.75 Per Person COLOR SLIDE CAMERA OUTFIT COMPLETE ^ 39.95 YOU SAVE 8.89 Kodak Pony 828 COLOR CAMERA f 4.5 Lens-Flash Sync. Slide Projector COLOR MASTER f 3.5 lens 30 in. X 30 in. screen Brilliant Beaded ALL NEW - LATEST MODELS BOUTON ’ S Rockland County ’ s Leading Photo Shop PEarl River 5-4606 Bronze Plaques to Honor Hospital Contributors Sister Miriam Thomas has an nounced that aiTangements are be ing made to install bronze plaques in various parts of Good Samari tan Hospital, SufTern, as memorials to honor contributors in the build ing fund drive. The plaques will be erected to honor all who gave over $1,200, which represents the amount set by the special gifts committee as being necessary to dedicate one bed. A spokesman for the committee said that &ny one who has contri buted less than the required amount and would like to have a memorial plaque erected could do so by contributing the difference up to $1,200. According to Sister Miriam Thomas, the names of those con tributing $500 or more would be inscribed on the existing large bronze plaque which is in the main lobby of the hospital. Because of many details to be arranged, a definite date for the dedication of the new wings has not been get, but officials of the hospital are hoping that it will be sometime in September. At the present it is expected that Francis Cardinal Spellman will be present for the ceremony. Plans also include the celebra tion of the fiftieth anniversary of the establishment of the hospital at the same time. Diner Hears of Guild^s Work^ Gives $50 for * ’ a Worthy Cause ’ The North Rockland Unit of the' Good Samaritan Hospital Guild was made $50 richer Monday night by an unknown contributor who had listened to reports of the un it ’ s activities during its annual din ner-meeting at the Boulderberg Steak House, Tomkins Cove. The unit, whose membership is concentrated in the Stony Point area, was flabbergasted by the sud den gift, to say the least, and before the name of the contributor could be learned he and the woman with whom he was dining were gone. Mrs. Harry Carruthers, the pres ident, had reported that the unit had given two easy chairs to ward at the hospital, and mention also had been made of the cancer dressings prepared and other help given the hospital. All of this ap parently had been heard by the contributor in a private dining room nearby. The man thrust a $50 bill at Mrs. Carruthers and said it was “ an unknown contribution for a wor thy cause. ” Among other members present at the dinner were Miss Helen Glynn, Mrs. William Malloy jr, Mrs. George Clineman jr, Mrs. Francis Estabrook, Mrs. McDonough, Mrs. Wenyon Wyser, Mrs. William Mey er, Mrs. George Sailer, Mrs. Ira Baisley, Mrs. Clarence Odell, Mrs. Thomas Shankey and Mrs. Fran cis Davis. Their guests included Miss Barbara Baisley, Mrs. Has- singer, Mrs. Hugh Britton and Mrs. Davidson, Public Health nurse. Members and guests thought the evening was a pleasant one. teach math 7, 8, 9, and Mrs. Mabel Priest of the Liberty Street School will tutor pupils in grades 4, 5, 6. In the English Deportment Dr. Sarah Roody will teach English 3 and 4, and Raymond Wray English 7, 8, and 10. The history and social studies courses will be taught as follows: Edward Schweikardt, history 10, fl, 12; Samuel Templin, social studies 7, 8, 9. Gilbert Zinn is to teach senior high school science subjects. Aurcomycln Topical Ointment To Be Sold Across Counter Henry Wendt jr, director of sales for Lederle Laboratories, has an nounced that the company ’ s aureo- mycin topical ointment (Aureomy- cin Hydrochloride Crystalline Oint ment 3%) will be sold by druggists without prescription. The first item in the aureomycin line to be sold across the counter, the ointment, for use against local skin infections, will be sold in one and one-half ounce tube.® SEWING MACHINE REPAIRS Don ’ t let a faulty machine spoil your sewing pleasure C^LL US TODAY FOR A PROMPT CHECK UP. Whether it ’ s just a simple adjustment or a thorough reconditioning, you ’ ll be assured of reliable service. MACHINE COMPANY NYack 7-1001 SINGER SEWING 111 MAIN STREET TO MARK ANNIVERSARIES Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Carroll of Division street will celebrate their twenty-eighth wedding anniver sary Sunday. Mrs. Carroll ’ s nep hew, John Mirabello, and Mrs. Mir- abello will celebrate their sixth wedding anniversary Sunday. Mr. Carroll is on his annual vacation from the New York Central Rail road System. Rockland To Publish Its Redemption Notiees It was announced today by Coun ty Treasurer, S. J. Ciancimino that the redemption notices covering property sold at the 1951 tax sale will be published once each week for six consecutive weeks starting Thursday, July 3. Persons whose property was sold at last year ’ s tax sale on October 15 may save the cost of publication notices and additional fees and interest by redeeming these prop erties through the county treasur er ’ s office at New City, on or be fore noon of June 30. The redemp tion, it was pointed out, will also prevent the property owner ’ s name from appearing on the delinquent tax list. Summer School at Nyack Lists Its Faculty The Nyack Summer School will be staffed by a caiefully selected faculty headed by Warren L. 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