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Ptg. 2 TUPPER LAKE FREE PRESS and HERALD Thursday, October 1$, 1952 Ervie Drew of 282 McLaughlin ave. visited friends at West Point and New York city during the past | week. -CHALMERS' TAXI - Phone 526 STAND NEXT TO BUS STOP (DONOVAN BLOCK) 2 CARS • BONDED FOR CANADA -TryOur ALL-NITE SERVICE- Moose to Meet at St. Johns Hall Friday An open meeting for all Moose members will be held Friday, Oct. 17, at St. John's Hall, Pete LaDue governor of Tupper Lake Lodge 640, announces. Moving pictures of Mooseheart will be shown by the general dir- ector. Moose members of the Am- erican Legion are also reminded of the Lesion meeting Sunday, Oct. 19, at. 2 p.m., followed by a supper at the Rod and Gun Club. Mrs. Valerie Hallenbeck, form- erly of this village, left Friday to return to Washington, D. C, after spending a few days here visiting Mr. and Mrs. Percy Alexander and Mr. and Mrs. James Savage and family. SUBSCRIBE to the FREB PRD88 THE LEACUETITU MAY HINGE ON THIS ONE Massena - vs - Tupper Saturday, Oct. 18 Can Tupp«r Snap That 23-Cama Victory String off th« R«d Raidara? GAME CAMD For 2 P. K T.LHS. ATHLETIC RED PUnty of Cood BUack«r Soars for Ivtryon*. -ir- STUDEMTS - - 25c ADULTS - - - 50c Tw« Mfh-C«MsBr*$(i4M Infiaacl ford\. no-fc.p. Sfroto-Star V-8 and 101-k#w k«r Sin offer new Mgtl comfHmltm — \go\ In m* ww-prk* f)«M. , (tot yao MM oa*-*av4ng GO of Ford'i i tatvrts «t M axtrfi cnH Forgat Ford'* low priea tog for a mini* and look at itt many flrw-car features—odvoncat H» the beautiful modem design bodtes with airv«d OK»- pi*c* wndihMd ond cor-wid* reor window. . . . And, examine tti wide choice of body, color ond upholitary combination* . . . I h choio* of Fordo- matic, Ov*rdrlv« or CanvenMonoi , TW rMt cmrtrol b roally s«wttliiiif 1 WM. .Mm! * « If l MnWaftc ami Owdrio* optional at wtra op*. tqnlpnoM. acovortei oM Mi >MM W * nil I nWiont mtet FJ).A.r. Somers Garage, Inc. AMERICA Your Country and Mine My congratulations to all citi- zens who helped In any way to en- courage voters to register and vote! To the women of the Defense Council, the presidents of our SO women's organizations, my sincere thanks for their prompt and grac- ious response to my appeal. The past commanders of Benja- min Churco Post who spoke to you thru their ads in the Free Press, all the clergymen who stressed the responsibility and obligation* of voting, the editor of the Free Press who spoke to you editorially, Mr. Decheine who spoke to you thru the screen of Ids Drive-In theatre and last, but not least, the individ- ual patriotic citizens who encour- aged and reminded friends and neighbors—all represent the kind of concerted effort of which we can all be proud. RESULT 2304 In 1M8, —1900 in 1960, —2899 thla year! And now that we are qualified to vote, let's take time and make the effort to search thru the cam- paign oratory, the charges and counter-charges, to arrive at the truth of the issues Involved. I am not a political economist —I cannot talk in billions— but CAN add 2 and 2 and it AL- WAYS comes out 4 IN MY BOOK. 0 and 0 never said 4 to me and I KNOW that we cannot continue to SPEND MORE THAN WE HAVE, we cannot continue to EXPORT OUR WEALTH AND SUB- STANCE ALL OVER THE WORLD at the expense of our American dtlxen, and, above all, we cannot continue to allow our national sovereignty to be BE- LITTLED AND BESMIRCHED AND INSULTED by every little tenth-rate power flexing its mus- cles and still remain a republic. We are sliding fast and ITS ALL DOWN HILL! Aurora M. Alexander ST. THOMAS CHURCH NOTES On Tuesday of this week women and young people of Adirondack Deanery met at Church of the Holy Cross in the the the Tl- Main Gate at Sunmount Hospital, Closed For More than 20 Years, to Be Reopened This Friday; Leads to New Parking Area Gate 2, the main entrance to the U.S. Veterans Hospital at Sun- mount, will be opened to vehicular and pedestrian traffic for the first time since the early days of the hospital on Friday, Oct. 17. Resumption of use of the main gate, after having been barred for more than 20 years, will be ac- Qpmpanied by the opening of a new pg area in front of the Ad- ministration Building, reserved for the use of viaiton, consultant and attending physicians, and a new information lobby just inside the entrance of Building 5 (Adminis- tration Building) which will be op- en 34 hours a day. Finishing touches are now being Rod & Gun Auxiliary Masquerade Dance To Be Held Oct. 29th The Tupper Lake Rod and Gun Club Auxiliary will hold Its an- nual Hallowe'en masquerade dance Wednesday night, Oct. 29, starting at 9:30 at Waukesha Grill. Masquerade Is optional. The Auxiliary will award prizes for the best costumes. Mrs. Frank Mor- rison is chairman of the commit- tee in charge of arrangements. The public Is invited. put on a new road to the 30-car parking area and continuing past Buildings 5 and 4 to link up with the side gate, postoffice and em- ployes' parking area. Gates 1 and 3 to the reservation will be closed from 6 p.m. to 6 a.m. daily, to both vehicular and ped- estrian traffic. Gate 2, the main entrance, will be open 24 hours a day, with a guard assigned to night duty there. Oate 2 was closed within a few years after the hospital opened back in 1924, because of com- plaints on the part of patients of noise from road traffic, •—one source of which was the mule- drawn collection vehicles operated on the hospital reservation back in the 1920s. The old mule shed which housed those long-vanished VA steeds Is scheduled to be de- molished. Modern politics has proved an effective short course in higher mathematics. Half-way measures are probab- ly okay if you double the WOOD'S Ladln' Specialty SHOP 90 Park St., Tuppsr late Tl Si i Ha r/StYTHING FOR THE LADY FROM SHOES TO HATS Exclusive, But Not FBOKBM FRI. ATTEND THE FOOTBALL RALLY TO BEAT MASSENA LOCALS Miss Irene Woulf has returned to Syracuse, where she has a sec- retarial position, after spending the past week at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Woulf,, 141 Main st. Her brother, Robert Woulf, RDSN, U.». Navy, U aboard the USS Qulncy. now on a Mediterranean cruise after parti- cipating in Operation Mainbrace, naval maneuvers off Norway. His ship has made port In England, Spain and Gibraltar. Several members of the Tupper Lake Rotary Club motored to Theresa, N. Y, Thursday to at- tend an international Rotary din- ner-meeting held in the Theresa high school gymnasium. The local delegation Included Marcel Richer, Bernard Hayden, Fred Fenton, Guy Lake and M. H. Ginsberg. conderofs for their meetinf. The session opened with a cslebrmtlsa of the Holy Eucharist at 10:30 ajn. with the Rt. Rev. Frederick L. Barry, the bishop of the diocese, as celebrant. Several ladies of the church accompanied the mlssloner as representatives and James An- derson went, not only as represent- stive of the youth of St. Thomas, but also as a member of the Dio- cesan Youth Commission, on which he serves. The first meeting of the Beabury Mens' Club for the current season was held In the church hall Tues- day evening at 8:30 p.m. It was a dinner meeting and one to which the ladles were Invited as guests of the men. A good crowd was on hand to hear the speaker of the evening, William M. McCoy, man- ager of the Sunmount Veterans Hospital address the group. The Club got off to a fine start with this meeting, and we look forward to a good season ahead. Tomorrow night (Friday) the confirmation and Inquirers class will meet at the home of the miss- loner at 7 pjn Saturday, being the Feast of St. Luke, Evangelist, there will be a celebration of the Holy Eucharist at 8 a.m. In the church. Next Sunday, being the nine- teenth Sunday after Trinity, there will be a celebration of the Holy Eucharist with sermon at 0:80 a_m. Church School for beginners will be held at the residence of the mlssloner at the same hour under the direction of Miss Joyce Adams. The regular mid-week celebra- tion of the Holy Eucharist will be offered in the church next Wed- nesday morning at 8 a.m. Next Wednesday at 6:15, there will be a parish supper, In the church hall. U 1* hoped that an members of the parish and their families wrtll attend. OAJU) OF THANKS I would like to expres my thanks to all committee members of St. Theresa Council 400, Ladles of St. John Society, who worked so faith- fully during 1M1-SS as well as all other members who helped make the year a success. Their coopera- tion Is deeply appreciated. Mrs. Florida Roy President life Is what you make it—al- lowing, of course, for government regulations. LOCALS 151-157 Park St. Phone 223 Mrs. John Gokey has returned home after a trip to Arlington, Va.. where she visited Mrs Frank Harper The two were friends of long standing, during their girl- hood In Sidney, Australia. This was their first reunion In seven years. Mrs. Arthur Lftlonde ac- companied Mra. Gokey, and went on to Frpdericksburg. Va., to visit Mrs. Garland Limerick Mr. and Mrs. Louis Vena re- turned home Saturday after visit- ing her brother-in-law and sister, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Petrillose, at Ithaca, where they attended the Cornell-Navy football game. They motored to Quebec to visit the shrine of St. Ann de Beaupre be- fore returning to Tupper. Mrs. Edward Woulf entertained at a birthday party at her home, 4 Ninth st , Wednesday. Oct. 8. for her son, Douglas, who celebrated hia third birthday His young guests included Howard and Allen Payrot. Mary F.llen IviBonte, Floydie Bnshant, Ann Mitchell and Kathleen Kennison As In most other things you pft better at leiining on snmrhculy pise by pmrtice TODAY - FRIDAY and SATURP Th» *r»os* exciting ACTION picture ever mndei .^\^^ ONE MINUTE TO ZERO RCPT MlTrHMM ANN BlfTH i feiT -m AND — ACTION PACKED CO-HIT — EXTRA nUDAY AT 8:15 P. M. GIANT FOOTBALL RALLY Hear the Coaches— Meet the Team. Joia la the Cheer* — Thrill to the Baad SATURDAY MATINEE KIDDIE CARNIVAL FtMd Osp—- \KINO OF THE CONGO\ Firs* Eptoode \OVERLAND WITH KIT CARBON\ SUNDAY and MONDAY RITA HAYWORTH GlENN FORD IHAtMO IH«I -G4DA- UNC O» 1OV< OGAM in \ fi in id ad . 1 •loamkr A SCBOIIT IETTIS • SHOWS 8UN. AT — 2:00 — 431 — 6:42 — 9:03 nq, brother, >e going'sgoedl\ Torm TUESDAY-WEDNESDAY-THURSDAY CAN IT IVER BE BAD to hw likt Carrie did? LAURENCE JENNIFER OHvier-Jones .WILLIAM WYLEFiS PRODUCTION OP 0 Carrie „ MIRIAM HOPKINS • EDDIE ALKOT PLUS— iuim>h t H WITH mi uKiana open Fran It* Unrim Chafe. sism otixnE.tr mom * oncna A Hmmm Hehirt Thrill-A-Minute — Co-Hit — \LAST TRAIN FROM BOMBAY\ Starting Jon Hall
