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*\* f ^ '■•:i't.., : -;■ ...j»- • „ y ”* y t - ’Pi™j *..< (•f h, « .T? * ' - - TheGreenwich Lions dub will present a second Whipple City social oh Satuway, April 7, at the V.F.Hl^ in Greenwich. GaryM. Lynch, Lions club president/haa announced that Rians are nearing completion and that the format will be similar to lastyear's very successful event. > * The evening will begin with asocial hour at 6:30 to be follqwed by tanner, an au^gp and an evening Th|^uption this year v hfls beeri changed to make it ma<yibii^efer than, that of la^year. .Äiusic. for dancing will be provided by ^ the Transition -''fea turing both, ypcal and Kimti^ Kii|l)octor • Ciupetan&IIplfttateiy Now atHy Grade F«nai Greenwich, N.Y. m m s instnimental jnusic rang ing feoin disco to con- temporaryto country rock. 'JSStStWOSt of the Lions club and tickets, n»y be obtained from Itfonsclub members and at retail outlets. S.C. group to see film ■ schbbitsitidiil»|^wL ' ^ ;r::# F o f e ^ t i^ b u s u ^ s , meeting; Mrs« Inez Mig- will speak oifthe kinder garten round-up. The second party :df, the eye* nifig*! progrtm willbe a filin, It’s Nlcejtojpea Girl. Takta* di8cus- be. ‘Mrs. Elspeth Shiland, nurse-teachei; Mrs. Doro thy Fo61sch, nurse; Mrs. Helen Dixsori, education teacher, Mrs. Vicki Moynan, sixth grade teacher. Perkins mark 23 rd GREENWICH JOURNAL Thursday, Mardi 8, 1979 w m ' m Tillagetboardi meeting •The Greenwich village • ■ i ^ ard meet f°r ^ “ Tular monthly meeting the Community center Academy street at 7 on Monday, March roster *• / \»V*- * » ' i &>•>f5“ Scott pany, Inc.,: wifl ojien its new Greienwich store on Thursday, March 15.- The Scotts recently acquired the furniture business operated by Flynn Broth ers, Inc.‘ They have malde extensive renovations : in the store and are now stocking, it; Hie. show a that will- be The Easton«Greenwich «cue squad will have ssasffisdP following, duty roster week: ,, ,iW * unday, March. 11 6 The Scott cowpan^l^fcm . to noon, Marty new Greenwich' op^ration :yiHughe3, Beverly Barbuur, will be their third stor^.v^^met Lauder; noon to 6 They have operated Edward and Elsie furniture store in,'Whit#*’ iteside, Clarissa hall since 1927, and6nein ;Slfi|Eughes; 6 p.m. to mid- Granville sinfee 1960. , yjjBjaffit. John Townsend, bert Wright, . Lena The weekly meeting of Junior Girl Scout' Troop 297 was held February 28 at the middle school. Heidi Wilson spoke about t • letters' she had received Sizes run from * M to 44' 79 Miain Street 692-2283 Greenwrch Monday thru Saturday 10 -5 ! : intotWoi»twls.L6ader6f' \ 'tK & « ^ M ; ffas Ste^ 1 phanie 'iaylor. The topic j for this group was World j of People — Developing I Values. Topic for the I second patrol was World I of P e o p l e . Contributing | to Society, led by Phyllis J Felt. - I Scout badge books were I signed. Stacey illis talked j about Ker horse and what | she is' doing to earn her * pet badge. \ S ! *>' V O O; o O,! O ^ ö ö liS i #1 '*S 1:03 M ain Street G reenw ich f r e e G i f t s - - D o o r P r i s e s — M a t i y p r e a t S p e c i a l s MRS.: GEORGE McMURRAY Mrs. Jennie E. Mc-:. Murray, 93, wife of the late George McMurraÿi' died Friday, March 2, in’; the. Maly McClellan hos-- pital, Cambridge, after a lo i^ il^ e ^ ^ ^ e i^ tÿ e ir y - içes were'œndïic^jiiori- - dayàtjthe* F^pn,Ær|th.er8 funeral home \By the Rey. Cass Gilbert, pastor of the CeniÈenary: ’■Ilbit^'Méàh- odist church. Interment will be in jGre^n'ifîch cemetery. , - IVfrs. •. MçMurraÿv' was born July 8, 1%$>, in Battenville^the daughter of John - and ^nnamarie French ;^ a tiî|iÀ _ life resident .of igj^enwich, she’ was. a- member of the Centenöttt V p ® Meth odist Green wich. A 'sister* .j^é, Mittnie Durrm bf fiomàlk, Conn;, survives. . / U\ MR$,J^MIEKERR - Mrs.^Ej^iibetliB. Kerr, 81r w rf^î, the late Jamie Keir». œed JStoiday, .Manh 4» at tliyionië of ber son, Ueöä, ^ . ^ .bönducted . at 8 • Epis- A ^ ^ - L\ _ L. - ~1 ^ i ' Æ' I Joseph ^ r o n f ^ ç t o r , officiati^. Interment will be. in^Äiehwich ; ceme- * Born in New York city Apiü J&1Î97» Mrs. Kerr wai th!H i#iig^ter of , IÎM^Æ\aÂ^^u?abeth r t ^ ä t o f B ronx^e, she h^lh^^Gfcreènwich foi* v - . . MM^ Ké^ waii à mem ber Of 4Sti Pàul's Episcopal c h ^ â n d g t h e Women <st s t. P«tll. 8he was a past d im to r^th a Altar guild ; ;§^eatherwax; midnight to a.m. Terry Kelly, ^jRpeiM Thomas. “ Monday — 6 a.m. to Mary Roberson, ice Harsha, Dolores ight; noon to 6 p.m. ‘ sa Hughes, Mar ket Conkey, Patricia jman; 6 p.m. to 6 a.m. Roberson, Harold ch Jr., Steve Morse, ijuesday — 6 a.m. to ‘'on, Patricia Goman, . iy Osberg, Eleanor ||||!acNeil; noon to 6 p.m. ’ ^ itricia Goman, Edward - ??and Elsie Whiteside, Roy J^berg; 6 p.m. to mid- ‘ inght, Ernest Stewart, |K||icki-Aiin Thomas, Don #ice; midnight to 6 a.in, ►rnest E Stewart, Ronald .-Thomas, Helen Ruddock. '¿^Wednesday — 6 a.m. to , lioon, Mary Roberson, Ruth Stewart, Margaret «key; noon to 6 p.m. John and Barbara Bailey, iHelen Woods;6p,m. to 6 a.tou“ M ^garitj§ii^6iis, a Hairsha. | ®hursd|y — 6 a.m. tO noon, Ruth Stewart, Helen Woo<is, Geraldine Brojyn; noo£(. to 6 p.m. Weatherwax, Ruth Stewart, Hefen Woods, AUde; Osberg; ^ p.m. to midnight, Charfes Woods, Torn Butler, | Jurgen Kroger, Marty .pighes; mi^ight to ft. a.m. Chturles Woods, vNancy Wesfcott, Helen RUddock. Fiiday -fe, 6 aiiru to nooit, Paula Sawyer; noon to if p.m.- John Bailey, Lena» Weatherwax, Helen Wobds; 6: lp.m. to mid night,- Alice Osberg, Bev erly . Barber, Sandra Moore; midnight to 6 ai,to. Arthur Adams, Helen Ruddock, Terry Kelly. Saturday V 6 a.m. to noon, Janice Harsha, Janet- Lauder; Betty Perry; noon to 6 p.m. George Perkins, Sharon Lyons, Mcfe ipsbergi 6 p4*\;to midnigHt, Arthur Adanas, Edward and Elsie Whitesidtj: midiight to 6 a.m.;Arthur Adams, Boy and Alice Osberg. .m' besides her Mrs. Aoné .W k ffîfto w York < ^ a n d ^ g t a n d ( M - ' Msnktial gift« may be madatoSt. PMfa dnuch. arrest \i- ‘ , ' - ■ 1 Douglas R. Zeno, age 19, Greenwich Was arrgflld at 6:30 p.ni. on TueéÜay at the Hy-Grade sup<Bi(Qiarket parking lot by Qtièiiwich Police Chief Georg» Phinney and act ing Sergeant Jiwry Wood» c m 0 t poise**»' of- mair^MBU. He was ar- raignfd before Village Jusü^^lori» ^tompaon, . fined « » and given a one^ilv: conditkmftl dia- -cha«|^^-. - T . ti- ’ ■• • I1'-. • f ' Ä' - ; Mr. and Mrs. Richard F. Perkins were guests of honor at a surprise party on March 4 held at the Middle Falls firehouse to celebrate their 23rd wed ding anniversary. Mr. and Mrs. Perkins were mar ried March 4,1956, in the Granville United Method ist church. Mr. Perkins is the son of the late Harry and Maude Perkins, and his wife, Betty, is the daugh- têr of Clara Casey and the late Floyd Casey. They are the parents of five sons, Richard R., Timothy, Peter, Scott and Kyle. They have one grandson, Richard R. Jr. The party was given by their niece, Juanita’ Boyce, and their daugh ter-in-law, Mardi Jo Perk ins. A buffet luncheon was served to the 65 friends and relatives attending. Present at the celebration were four generations, Clara Casey, her daugh ter, Betty Casey Perkins; Mrs. Perkins son, Rich ard, and his son, Richard Jr. The honored couple were taken to the party by Mr. and Mrs, ¿Kenneth Tracy Jr. |- - - The Greenwich Fire department responded to two alarms last within mintites of each other. The first alarm was received at 10:02 a.m. Wednesday- The depart ment’s assistance \was requested for a pump out. U-100 was dispatched . with eleven , men present under the direction of Chief Wayne Perkins. Equipment returned. to the station at 11:30 a.m. The second alarm was received at 11:38 a.m. for a fire at a home on Hill street extension. Three trucks responded iinder the direction of Captain Leo Flynn •■with 19 men. No fire was found upon arrival and the call was listed as a good intent call. All units were reported back in station in service at 11:53 a.m! we stand behind our work. So if the IBS shoufd-call you-in, H&RBJof you at no chargesNcif as your legal representative, but to -answer any questions^bout ■bow yourftaxes were'jprepared. That's ariottier reason why we should do your taxesv.which- fwrfooTi jgO'ftse, short or Wig. :n«a^0MC?>U(i»£OH.r ’ • )v*« -' ... ! . CAMBRIDGE 36WestMain OpeinlO-5 Mon.-Sat. 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