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VEIERAN OWNED AND OPERATED ‘ S I I I I 6 LA-CKA?1VANNA’S PR'OGRE3S»1VE NEIVSPAPEK LACKAWANNIVS FAMILY PAPER Office 8 INGI-IAM AVE. W0. 0665 7 SECOND‘ YEA-<R, No. 32 LACKAWANNA, N. Y., WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 1, 1948 FOUR PAGES fmvmznns on nsu |:WlLl. BE nmwan !UNT|L EARLY 1950 SHOP TALK BETHLE-HEM PIRK VETS ELEGT J|lST=|l|0 WALTER G. OGABEK NAMED GIIAIRMMI 0F ‘LOGAL GOMMISSIDI 167 MEN nmusraén on runs! nnv or RAFT REGISTRATION HERE Funeral Friday 9 ¥ear—0!d Boy Killed In Center Streef Accident For PFC Matthew Fik, War Hero GHRISTIINU LEIDEB The Bethlehem Park Veterans Association held‘ their yearly elec- tion of officers last Sunday after- noon. The newly elected‘ officers are: Justine Christiano, ‘President; Steve '1‘-urkovich, Vice President; John Christiano, Corresponding Secretary; Tony Rosati, ‘Recording Secretary; Elio Bellagamba, Treas- urer; Julius Tan, Sgt. of Arms. Five members were elected to the Board of Directors. They are: Ed- ward Pacillo, Louis Caiiguri, George Hund, Gene Bellagamba, and Joe Pacillo. The new officers were installed at the banquet given ‘by the or- ganization to commemorate two full‘ years of club activities and the rededication of the monument to honor the eight fallen heros of the community. The banquet was at- tended by all members and their wives or girl friends. The honored guests included Mr. Dennis P. Kane, Principal of the Bethlehem Purl: School; Reverend Thomas Ciolino, Pastor of St. Ant;hon_v’s Church; and Mr. Julius Boda, Erie County Commander of the Veter- ans of Foreign Wars and past com- mander of the Col. Weber Post. Former councilman Walter C. Ogarek has been named chairman of the new Lackawanna Civil Ser- vice Commission. Other members are Clinton C. Couhig and Joseph E. Leo. Mr. Ogarck and Mr. Cou- hig were appointed ‘by the State Civil Service Commission and Mr. Leo was appointed by Mayor John J. Jaxiigiz. Former commission sec- retary, Joseph A. Pantera, was re- appointed as secretary. Representatives of the State Civil Service Commission are ex- pected in the city this week to dis- cuss certain aspects of procedure with the local members. 'They will lend their help in setting up sched- ules and in installing a new record system. It is expected that the local board will also seek advice in creating a new system ‘of pay- roll checks and a new card index system of exaniinations. The body of Pfc. Matthew A. Fik arrived at the Central Ter- mmal last night from the Philip- pine Islands. The funeral will he held from the fnnnly residence Finlay morning, September 3, and from St. Michncls church at 10 a. m. Burial will be in Holy Cross Cemetery. The ‘Rev. Maximilian Bogacki. pastor, \V’lll officiate. Military rites will be under the direction of the Mathew Glab Post, 1477, American Legion. Tragedy «nu:-‘r. m an unexnc-rt.-d place lax\ Thur~day evomng and claimed t‘l‘.|- l:fc of run-~-your nl-I Hr-nry >'uld;.;.:a. of M (‘t-m‘:-1‘ Sr. Imun-cl in th-~ «amv i.l\'\ldL‘I'|i. was Wmld ‘Wm’ H wtnrans will not rm-exw dwulr-nds on their GI in- sxnnnce pnl:--ms until early 1950 unlrss (--m:1r~~‘. :1;-prupnmes ad- dm-«xml mrmr y 110 1h~- V'et.erans Ada m:m~st‘x‘nI\v-n to cr>mplr~zr» the audit uf .£~.\\10 National Sc-rvlce Life In- .~ .ran--- acmunt=. Mr. Joseph l:rz;.'wn:c, uelfan: n£fi«'er of VFW Pr».-t rain‘. revealed here today. For that Labor Day trip he sure to take advantage of A. W. Julius’ Special Offer. For only $4 you get 1 complete lubrication, oil change, and the Flush Muster operation for cleaning your crankcase. This flush master operation is the very latest method for cleaning and re- moving all sludge, carbon and for- eign matter from the crankcase, -breather pipe and filler pipe, oil type transmission‘ and lower motor. You can’t go wrong at A. W. Julius, 285 South Side Parkway at Abbott and McKinley Parkway. Ilr:my's playmzu-. (xnwlgv .\‘m.n- dc-rs, 10, of 57 Center St. Urgent Appeal for Volunteers To Aid In Reg- istering Men 18 to 25 Sent Out by Mrs. Hovey W. Dodge; Registration Headquar- fers In Lackawanna At Memorial Hall. A car driven by Cm-~L'er Sliml- Skl. 21, cf 10 Waxsaw 5:... went out of control. leaped <)V¢'r t'i~.n- cunb and pinned Henry, \\Vru had heen mung on the steps nf a <.«-me; 5:. realaunani, against. the \\ ail of me bunldzng. ;\lr. Grzyv-na sald the source for ll.‘ m‘forma'lmn xx-as the National ll:-ad-guarters of the Veterans of Fozexgn Wars in Washington, D. f'., uhxch has been closely fol- lnmng V'A's ]‘vl‘0[',‘1‘P:~.s trnvard pay- nn-rz of the huge NSLI dividend- r»~':umm:rJ to tutal near 82.000.000.- Irll\ r-1' an avmu;:«- hf about $100 for each pol;--_vh«»l¢ler. VA m:g:nally ltarl expected to pay d'\.‘td«'nLl5 mxnet:nu- next sum- n:»-:. he Grzywna explained, this '.'a:;:e'. date “as l‘-ased on the as- ’*..!'!.}'lt3'Ifl that the agency would naw ilzr ncc~_-~~axy 257'\! employees In «la 1:.-; jn an Lhv fastest pos- Mrs. Hovey W. Dodge, one of the three 1'eg-istrars now registering all men between the ages of 18 and 25 for the draft at Ueniorial Hall on Ridge Road. has sent out an appeal for peysons to volunteer their services in helping to assist as many men as 1>os.si=b1e when they ap- ‘))ea1' for registration between ‘September 1 and Sept. 18 ’ Safety Corner Pfc. Fik was born in Lacka- wanna on April 1, 1917. He at- tended St. Michael‘s parochual and Washington grammar schools. For a number of years he worked at the Bethlehem Steel company. He entered the army on March 21. 1942. On January 31. 1945. he was killed In actlon whxlu fnghung wnth the T7111 Infantry Dmslon on Leyte ‘Island. Sx2~.r:r.~1-:i tnld LnvI«:a\\anna p-»l~.rc that he lost‘ tnmrrpl of Lrr: nnr whnln uryxng to avmd 'm'.'mg; a amail Llack clr-g :.i*.ati “as u.z~,~~ m; the .~uc-ct. He told puhcc that hu could not gam cunt.rul of um um xn tum to avond hxtrmg the (‘Au y0unI::ie1‘a. Andy Morrisey’s Grill, 2026 Hamburg Tux‘-npike is one place you must not overlook. The irre- pressible Chaw teams up with the philosophical twins, Buck and Mickey, to keep the comedy run- ning at high speed plus the tastiest sandwiches in town. Spaghetti on Wednesdays, Fish Frys on Friday and Chicken on Saturday and Sun- day. \Wu just haven't enough work- ers to take care of all the men as quick as we would like to.\ said Mrs. Dodge. “and certainly those who volunteer to help will be doing :1 pat~riot~ic service.\ Thost- wishing to aid in regis- Switch to Safety with electric- ity. Ordinary house current is dau- gerous and often deadly if the per- son making the contact has wet hands or body. Home circuits of 110 volts can burn and kill. Here are a. few things to remember. 1. Do not patch a cord, get a new one. 2. Have an expert‘ repair house wiring and appliances. 3. I\'evor touch electric appliances with wet hands. -l. Except for service lines. use only 15 ampere fuses. I\'e\'cr usr a pvnny. Report i'opoaletll_\'- hlmm fusns in tho S0l‘\'lG(‘ ('.(m1- Stanley Rykala. 2:5, of 1-.-% Franklm St... told polzce that he saw the small dog cw» thu >I1L-1”.‘ Pfc. Fik is survxved by hzs par- ents. Walter and Ella (nee Przy- prawa) Fik and tho followlng brothers and sxstc-rs. Mrs. Sharlct Iiozcra. Edwaxd. Mrs. J:-ssxe In- glut. Mrs. Helen Chnnel, and Jnl.n Fxk. S1”. MIGHAEUS CLUB SPONSORS TIIREE DAY LAWII FETE min the path uf mu 5lLu\‘i\l ax‘;- mubxlc. The man pxciwd Inc Sal- dyga boy up and .~{upI‘Ld t‘i'::: f.:':'. car thai was pas~'.I‘.L;. The hm hays wexe taken to Our Lady of Victory Hospnul xmmedxately fnlluwxng the acctdent. It-rmg men m the 18 to 25 year- old group can do so by gomg di- rectly to Mcmnrial Hall between the hours at‘ 8 a.m. and 5 pm. and contacting Mrs. Dodge. Ac- cordmg to n provision of the vol- unu-er system of the draft regis- 1.rnf.ion. money cannot be paid to (hr \\'url<c-r.~. All persnns wnrklng in such rcgnstramnn are doing so nn thou nun tame. .~::Lr mm-. Tn vnnluy this needed n:u::'~»:r nf m<.xrar.ce workers VA f:;::.xed -' wr-uld ‘need approxi~ xnat~i:.- s»._........;.m for the current \.sc.l year. St. Michael's Club will hold its annual Lawn Fete. Septembel‘ 4» 5, 6 It the Club Grounds, at War- saw St. near Electric. Amuse- ments nnd rides will be plentiful; also, plenty of refreshments and dancing. The following are the chairman of the various committees: Chair- man. Robert Drozdowski; Finan- cill Secretaries, Stanley Wnulc. Andrew Dyjn, and Michael Dum- stetter: Ground Committee. Mar- tin Litwin. George Beres; Electri- cinn, Gene Mazikowski; Games, Miclmel Tabor; C-ne Tou, An- thony Szematowicz; Surprise Puknge, Henry Sass; Dart Game, Stanley Chmilowiec; Ton Ring, Ted Tomilo; Publicity. Ted Or- zech, and Ted Tomilo; Dance Committee. B1'o\\'nie Klubek; Pitching. lllathew Wielzchy; Bnlket bull, Richard Wnuk; Baseball, Charles Skalski; Wine, Joseph Trella; Games, Micliael Damstel.- ter; Preumlu. Andrew Dyja: Fiuh Pond, Chester Fleischman; Doll Wlnel. Edward Palczewski; Slum Wheel, Edward Sobczyk; Under & Over, Stanley Rita; Bur. I-‘rank Wasiela. Henry Kij and Edward Michalelc. The St. Michael’: Girls Softball Team will take care of 1-efresliments and some games. Jolm’s Sport Shop, 9 lngham Avo., just off Ridge Road, is the answer to mothers’ worries about clothes for the youngsters return- ing to school. All virgin wool sweater, in coal, pullover or sleeve- less styles from 82.49 to $3.98. Club and sorority sweaters $4.50 up. Underwear from 39¢ up. And here‘: a buy-—-Gym shoes. national- ly lmown brand, for only $2.49. These usually sell for S3.9S——so you save $1.46! The organization is making final plans for the community out- ing for Bethlehem Park residents to he held at Liberty Park on Sun- rlay, September 5. Free bus trans- portation and liquid refreshments will be given. The buses have been donated through the Bethlehem Park Businessmen. Chamber Erects Signs On Points of Interest Henry Faidyza dzed Frzday mnznzng. Tho Saunders boy suf- fered *>1'L11se: and lam-rauons. [‘Iv-um‘:-1. the Bureau of tho Budge‘. leu):‘.1!‘.lv.l\.dLd and Congress en-mm.-:1 as\. :m;~-'-.;11'1a't..or. of less The Lackawanna Chan1he1' of Commercv has cnw-‘ted ‘four ngnn at the Ieadmg aprrrr-a«~ln>s in t.l1r: city di1-pa-ting mnt.nrn=f~ to :11»: Our Lady of Victory Institutions. Thr- signs have been placrd at Ridge Rnad and Han1l~::r;; Turnpike. an thv Lake Shore Road near St. Francis High Fchnnl. and two have been Incated on Ridge Road at Abbott Road. nan $z'.“\\.\'\' fw‘ thxs purpose “RI.|Tl'|!.ESS” BILLED AT LAGKAWANNA \'fEua' w‘! r~.«x*w:t VA to use less titan half \M n-nmker of workers xi :a_\~ :s nmd-rl Iv‘ do the job in the snorirsr pns>'.'-la ume,“ Mr. Li: Zyuna docialud. “Consequently, :1 \\',-‘Jul [am as» u- as lung to ac- ».ump;:;~n in. imgx task nf andro- CRH ‘\0u an;“el. -}(‘s..., 167 Men Register Are 111at4r1'ms kc-pL nut of Llm reach nf children and nu-a_\’ from IJu1'In;: the first day of registra- mm. 16? men filled out the 16 ORESKOVIOII SIIBMITS RESIGNATION FROM CHARTER GROUP )1L‘L‘tIS.sal‘_\' qurstions pertaining to tlu-in, then families and of the 167. appro.\'1matc1y 30 were out-of townersz who were travelling on vacations. One of the interesting fr.-aLure.~ rnncnrned with this ve- glstmtion IS that tune consumed in filling‘ out the forms does not run any individual more than 10 minutes at the must. 5penu‘r Txavy. Kalharme Hep- lmrn and Hvri-e_l'L' Walkm ;n \Se-a --E‘ G1a~<\\\.:1l he .\hU\\‘I1 at Fi.ea's Arc xznmgo dnnrs knpt 011911 when motor is running inside? I.aLka\\~anna tomgh: and tumor- mg ‘sunk. .2--.u-.»u,-.4-‘m G1 msuranco At, the Lakeshores most. modern Restaurant, Bob's Inn, 3180 Lake Shore Road, Woodlawn, you can order Steaks, Chops, Chicken or Fish and will be sure of getting the finest that money can buy. This popular restaurant also fea- tures a Special Turkey Sandwich. Chairman Matthew P. Oresl-:0- vich of the Lackawanna Charter Revision Committee has announced that he will resign from the com- mission immediately. He has given as reasons the fact that he is in poor health and that his business now requires that he devote more time to it. Mr. Oreskovich has served as chairman since early in 1947 when the commission was first organized. At. the final meeting of the com- mission held last night the com- pleted draft of the proposed city charter was presented. Copies were distributed to those who at- tended the meeting‘. The completed city charter will now he presented to the common council and then put on the ballot in November for the voters to de- cide whether or not they wish to adopt it‘. Probably the most outstanding feature of the proposed clmrter is the creation of a fifth councilman in the city hy having: a councilman- nt-largc elected. This would still give each of the four wards in the city a council member but would avoid the possibility of I tie by having five members in the legisla- tive bndy. The mayor would thus not have to vote in case of ties and he would be removed from legisla- tive functions so as to concentrate on his executive duties. The chamber 15 also planning to erect other signs showing the in- row. \\-nth hargam nmtanw ! ZKCCOLXTXLS SA!-‘ETY S(‘l\‘.Il’7l‘ Be blind to safety and you may row. 2 to 6 o'clm-I-.. On the same prom am mil be “A Lfrwly Story.\ Frxday and Sa*..u~da_v tnu ati\.ac- uons mll he the Technnzoinr ad- vcnzure thmlier. \The Sn*.ug;;le:'s,\ wxth M:-chael Redp::'ave: plus \Man From Texa>'.\ \vx:'n James (‘rang and Lynn Bari. L\~\xd1-en's matznee \\:‘.| in. Mid Sa'..u-day at 2 o'cloc'n. \Tnuzzf--n-. ex‘-C-Is won't. get the)!‘ d:\.dend (‘.'1u'kS until Janu- ary of 13-')u——a‘: the earlxest,\ ho contmued. never S90 terestving points in Lac-ktmanna Junior Chamber Heat Makes Records VARIETY SHOW TAKES PLAGE ON SATURDAY Fall In Luckuwannu \Congress has. msxsted that tha Veterans Adnnn;st1-anon pay the dnudend as 30011 as D0:Sl51B, but is has lefused to gran‘. the funds needed in do the job.“ Grzywna stated. “If the legxslatorl really want to help veterans to receive Mia: H d .2 IC*e:n. c.'m~_v should im- :.-*.-:d:a'.ci:.- app-'-»px.ate the funds to handle the ta-L.\ The schedule. in part, follows Here’s some really HOT ne-us! The weathex‘ lnt an all tmm lngh last week amashmg all prevnous records. 50 If you felt as httle un- comfortable. blame it on the wea- ther. Last Thursday, for example. the f.l1e1'mnmet'.er chmbed to 03 de- grees soaring ab-no the S7 degleo mark reached m ISIS} and agam m 1903. Mon born in 1924 Mm bum in 1913 Monroe Motor Sales, 2439 South Park Ave., has some timely buys .in used cars. Remember the new price ranges go into effect Sept. 20th so here is your chance to save yourself some real money. The show must go on! And it did indegd. Ribbons, spsmgles and satin costumes sparkled under the Stadium floodlights as a ratlmr modificrl version of the annual Playground Variety Show took the stage Wc-dnesduy night. Receiving a last minute ml] to appear at the carnival for the 0..L.V'. Hnspital Buildmg Fund. the youthful per- By Jean Gier Supt. I. 9 ...........Mun homiu-11926 $epl.10, 1L.........Mcn horniu-r1927 5IpL 4, or 7.........Mon bum in 1924 \Rmhless.\ mth Zachary Scott,‘ LOUIS Hayward and Diana Lynn.‘ and \A= Tn Dan:-m-.\ nigh: Gone R.«_\'n'.~nd. .\' uwn .\'a-h a\.d .\Iar}' Meade-. “'11 he pn-senied Sunday tn Tuvcda}. \\x\n ruannec Sunday at 2 o'clock. ...Mon born in 1913 Mon bum in 1929 sepo. 17. ll TO V('[Cl‘llI1S who are 1101. In S€‘.l‘- Mon born in 1930 baforn Sept. 19 For any and all of your Drug needs, call Tomaka Drug Co.. TR 9893 or TR 9842. This modern. well stocked Drug‘ Store is located at 85 Ridge Road at the cornc-1‘ of Gates Ave. ucv at pr:-sent. this registratxon ls JUSI a fnnna1It,\'. All they will do Is fill out l’.h(' quc-snons roquxred anrl p1'au:.uculL\ forgot tho rest. \'r-n~nm:< zuc xrnmniwl ma: they should lwmy; H1911‘ discharge papers alnnx: \\*1th them because 1!. mil saw them and the reg1sn‘ars tmw and Off!-rt’ In dc-termmlng thv .~in'tu.~ nf those men. \R.-.:hle:s‘ 1; an en‘:.m'aIi;ng study of thc private Lfv at’ an un- Winners Are Announced But that's not an.’ 1-‘rxday. Aug- ust '27 In: an all time lugh. Firs: equalling\ the 97 dome.-r n‘.-axis set m June 29. 13353. the tc11u7e1'at:m- then proceeded to set 21 record of us own—a record of 986 degrees. Rumor has 1‘; that one Laci\a\=.'am‘.a resident fried an ears; on the side- \\'nH\ and mfnually ate 1:‘. WHI:I\\'5’ Unquote. In 898 Auxiliary Drawing ..,__ V-~av<,'.\.:‘::% H-up_._g,_,~ r\.~..,\~ The Lau.-.=< .\-.;x.::ax-y's druwlng of :30 J. B \\'e~~»r Post for : Tca~‘.mas:er a::.i Ii‘.::<-me Iron was 11.14 Th-.n'=da_v :1-.g:':‘.‘.. August 26th. at the Cluhrmms at H Rulge Rd. The mum-'. of the Tnastnmster \\u~' R. Harimzm of Orchard Park. Tzckez ;\'u. -1..’ i. sold by Mrs. Do- Lvres F:-ew. Wznner of the iron was )I:Itnn Besecker nf Roland Au-._. Lac'n.m,anna. mth TickeL No. ‘.3V|.2J, said by 3115*. Margaret Q;nn.-:;m. pa~‘z pz'z~.<:dc‘ni of the \\’N-q-:> PM‘: .\ux:L:a1;v. Mrs. Agnes D:-an-if. Prcsidon: of the Herbert S.‘:-zrn Post .-Xuxilzary, Hamburg. -itew the xvmning iicl-.ets. WIN FREE TIGKETSI formers went. through then‘ paces with con1pm':m\'o (‘8:~‘l'. The \'n1‘1ct_\‘ Show .=pul'ISul'(‘(l by Recreanon 1)n'octm Ralph J. Gnlnnti rs in fund rc-.lwm'sul fur the annual porfnrnmnce M‘ the Lackn\\'1mnu Hlgh School .-\ud|- torium Saturday. Sept. 4 at 2:00 p. m. Aduussmn is free. Eve-ryonc is invxtotl. da~tn-;.ed \\ 129?! he Would you like to win two tickets to 8 future Lnckawanmx Steelers home game? You can do so by following {hr simple rules printed below. p..\_\‘£~d tn )3\. tu me top m Tv~.;s.m»:s zre simdtv‘ tact.:.< :.== -..:11- m an affaa of me mart Steve and Esther Revelus, the proprietors of Cairns ltcstziurant at 127 Ridge Road. operate this mo- dern Bar and Grill and serve only the finest of goods and the most choice drinks. Once you visit this restaurant with the friendly at- mosphere you will be sure to make 3 veturn visit. Buffu!o..Mun Receives 30-Day Pen Sentence 1. Writs in fifty watch or Inn why you would liku to In laeltuwunnu Stulou in union this full. If 111 n‘. uth('1'\\‘:.=(' unable to remstor on tiw day scheduled for UIPII‘ age glr-'..y|. men in the draft 21:;-r <hnulc1 nnhfy ihmr draft In-mttls and suzn up later. IN MEMORIAM Harvn-_\ J. Fm-h. _‘1. vi 323 .\'«.-1-th Dnzazurl \:... B..'f2'uI--. r-as s~!:arg(d v. .:h gr: and la1cc:x_v i-y paper only. 3. 1mm will In judged by impartial board of iudgu ulund Cum praminonv circlu. 2. Prim or write plainly on an: tide of Among Lhusr \\‘hn [0nl\ pant at the Slmhum wore: l{uLh(-rinu and Betty Ann Bokun. comedy tap to “Turkey an the Straw;\ Pumciu Duggan. Mary Jo Emcrhng. Carol Keating-. Ann Dulc-_\-. CaLl1e1‘i11(' Backus. Eliznbetlm S(:m‘s, Square Dance \Pop (inc= (hr) \\'c-.z\sr-1;\ Betty O'Connor, and Lox‘:-Ltu Wid- mer duet \Rose M‘ Tmlee;\ Carol Cmnphc-ll solo “My Happinc.ss:\ Loretta Widmor solo. “The Lilac T1‘:-9:\ Shelia Ynung:. lmln dance “Hawaiian .\'ights:\ Ronmo and Joseph Young duct. \Takr Mv Out to the BalIpzamo:\ and Karen Tbe fallouiug .5/Iccml .pm)er nus offered [111 [be Roz. Tbmlms Ciolino at the [asap/J Vcrtalmo Memorial Serxircs at [be [Arka- aamza Stadiunl. Penal!) for Not. Registering LacLauam:a r I .c un wnzplaznt‘ of Larry Gorualv: of .31-B .\1‘x...~,'n‘.' Churn for al!n:~.d2_\' sieuhng .\Ir. Youths who are not. 18 hy Sep- tember 19th should register on thmr hxltlulays nr within {Ive days after it. They arc nnt. nliguhlc for the -Imft until 19. 4. All Ionuu Income rho propnny eff Oh: lacknwannu Stnlun and man: will‘ In r \ Gonzalerfs aux-m:...':~.2c Have your Doctor's Prescription filled at Dan Skudwic-k’s Profes- sional Drug: Co. at 119 Ridge‘ Rd. This is the oldest drug store in the city and Dan has made countless friends. 5. Submission of onvrin cutomulicullyi givog Ola; lqckqwgnng Station Fgolbgll. Team pormiuion in nu numn of indi- vidual: landing in \min and we 0! con- mm in advurlining. ale. 6. No onlry will be tonliuhrod ll por- Ion hm won pnvioully. Thin will afford olhor lackawannam 0 chance of winning lithh to a future gum-. I 7. Content is limilcd lo vnicflorm of‘ lncltuwanna only. , O almighty and eternal Fa‘tiiet'_. have mercy on the soul of Joseph ‘\~'er‘ttiliiio and the souls of all the |ot.her soldiers who nohly gave of .the1i' lives in defense of our coun- -try. It was in the game of sports. especially of baseball. that they learned and put into practice those fiindainental L‘lii‘ist,ian virtues‘ of fan‘ play with an advei'sar_i', the spirit. of co-operation oith their tciuiiiiiates, the i'ead_\-' obedieiiue ‘(.0 a supeiiie aliite in the pe-son c-fr a supreme arbiter in the person of an umpire. the strict adherence ‘to the rules of the gzinie. and the iiidnmitahle Will to win the game h_\ hard play and skill. Tliese same at.tri‘niites came mtn display\ in the fieroe strugzgle for a decent world against a cruel dictatoi‘ and his hlinded followprs. He and other American boys ili\E' him fnuglit bitterly hut fairly against this ,criem_\'. There always existed a ,de.ep and loyal spirit of co-opcra- tion with their htiddies. They readi- ly obeyed their Sllp01'i0l' 0ffi(‘.('l'S. iTi1(\\‘ foiiglit and they won thru their skill and thru the supreme .ss=.crifice of their own lives on the lfield of battle. “No g1‘e:it~:-r love ,|mtli man than that he la5 down ‘his life for his f1‘ieiids.\ Have mercy then. Llc-ar God. “ll]JOl‘l the soul of Joseph Vevtnlino ;and of all his tlcparted blldtiiL‘S. ‘Give them the eternal rest: and lhappiiiess that’ comes to one who ihas played the game of life arid ‘sports 8<.‘C0l‘dll‘Ig‘ to thy divine cmiiniandiiiciits. Lot their sacri- ,fices he ever hofort‘ our minds, ‘that in duly lioiinring and re- lmeniheriiig Joseph Vortaliiio and iall the departed soldiers. we too ]may play the game of life. and iof sports by following in their footsteps and actiiig accortliiig to ‘ltheir exainple‘ Fmrh \va~‘ gwen a in day sen- max‘ u\e*1 arx'a!gnr.‘§l \1 .L.,;1«:~a\\an11a. Iuncv m x'::v‘E1u- (‘ -.i‘.‘.(_\' I’en::en: Alihough many who register ml] hr «lrferrvd from ihr draft. St-lc-ctlve Sc-rvuce nfflcials empha- suzccl they must l'(‘;tl5tP1‘ an_\'\vay. Two Men lniured In Car, Cycle Mishap In a t‘OH:S1<'T‘l m Ridge Road near Hnm\~.|:';: Tm'1‘.v~k9 last Friday n'r_:’*.‘ a“~-':§' 1*‘:\0 P. .\I . two men \\m'v 1n,;-.m-d. Tlwy \ve:‘é= B1’-u€:'é Taylm. 214. of '.-I*'-'.’ \V'aL=on FL, Buf-‘ fa}-W. “ho \\'a< 1\-ixm: a. mnforcycle. and I::nat.:u<. Kl<~r‘:\-, .17. of 9 (\fay $t.. Im'Lawa'n1a, who was scnooL or MUSIG REGISTRATION om I South Park G. C. Treat your car to the best by taking it to the Ray Hallinan Texaco Gas Station at 286! South Park Ave. for gas, oil and greas- ing. Also a complete line of tires and batteries. Alu'ay.<< courteous service from the smiling Irishman. Amnng (hr-.<c are most \'ct.('mns. dxvnmy sunlvms. nnm<t.vrs. mm’: rwrl mrn. .fm'mr~r.= and men \vI\.h The School of Music conducted by Madame Rose De Molnar at 300 Ridge Road will open for its second season soon. Registration for courses in piano, violin, and voice will start on September 1st and will close on Sept. 15. Registra- tions will he accepted from 10 A. M. to 5 P. M. during the two \Irec~l< period. Madame De Molnar is an honor graduate of the Royal Academy of Music in Budapest. Assisting her in the conduct. of the school is Les- lic Hajos, :1 pupil of Hubny and also a graduate of the Royal Acad- emy of Music. On A.:;:;:<t 2-‘. ‘.31 arr! 2.‘. .- nu p9t.x:'.r~n \\a‘~ fvr {hr R‘-i.:r Rm’! Taxorn trnphy‘ It “as \\uP -v .1-!~n Fhm.-Z with R:‘:.n..:~> R,--.-.~_;p “as John Lalka \v|€.i: Tr‘-‘-‘~73. Va!- cI'.‘1m- Bcrvs “us thud \\:‘h Ti-‘J- G0. 8. No member of tho laclxawunnul Sllllnu Football Tum. tmplqyu of local! nnwspupirn, rolulivu ol lucluswunnai Slnlon Faollsall player: may um: zen-l om. «lop:-ndrm= Joyntt, tango “La Cnn1pm's1tu.\ Miss Elizabeth '1‘unno5_', pmnisl of 34 I\Ielro_\' St. accmnpzmiod 1.111.‘ Thr only .\mcr:can.< In the «lmfz ago I-nu-kxi lvvt.uccx1 the ages uf H und ‘:5 who dn not huvv in l'('{:I‘Il‘!‘ arc members of the :u‘|u('«l In-rcr-u on act.1\'e duly am! fureurn zluulnnmis. Fa1Iu'.'c to vv;;1st.r-1' IF punx<hu‘.~lc- hy a five- ‘xx-nr wxxtcuiccu :1 fine up in $10.- mm. 01 both. d:'v:~*g an auinnnhls-. Mr. Tn,vIn:' ;~uffm'o«! a possible fnactzm-d akull and nwlnple abra- '-nns of t}'.-- arm.~ and chest. 9. Envriu will kn iudgod on mnlnon, nuilubility and originality. 10. Emriu po \ bolero Tuuduy midnight of such wool: will In iudgnd lln lama wull. Enlvln uuivod alnr Tuudny midnight lpulmnvlud) will be iudgud in the following work’: concur. porforlnors Marsh Motor Corp, 2061 South Park Ave., is the spot. to go to if you need a used truck. All sizes and most. reasonable prices. Here you can see the new Studebaker complete service department at. your service. Late Summer Festival Will Be Held Sunday On .\'o.-pimxxh“ 7. 1 zwd 3. MK‘ p}a_\' w:ll be for I‘.v Hazy Bum‘ tmphy. This mil Em a ‘-r~‘- lml-2 event wnth full l~.andxrap. At Croatian Church Loot ls Small In Two Steel City Burglaries H. Five winnnn oath wnk will univo two lichen ouch. Flnal m‘rax1p;c1m-nts lmw |_n'('n completed nnd o\'er_\'t.1nnp;-: us In ronrliness for Lhu Late Summer Festival to be gwvn by tho Cron- tian pm-1shiom~rs un H1011‘ own parish grounds next Sunday after- noon and evening at 108 Ridge Road. I1. Conlnl will zominuu Ohroughouo bovbull umon until ucond-Ian gumo. No conlul will by honored at opening game and closing gum: of IIGIOH. ll. Duinionl cf iudgn bosom: final. MRS. CATHERINE GECHOFF PASSES AWAY HERE Mrs. Catlhr-vino Ucclmff (nae Huckott) died Auyzusl 28. 1948. The funeral was held this morning from tho fmnilv re:ide.nc.(-. 146 .\‘\mn S1,. at 9:3“ :2. m. and from Our L:ul_\‘ hf Vi:-r-\I‘_\‘ Bmilina at 10 o‘r.1«-ck. Burial was in I-Inly (‘rnss Ccm1ctv1_\' For the club ;!*.anm\,.:-.<.“.p, St:-pin-n Ze1n:I~_\' dcfvmed .Insapl1- I.acka\\‘m‘r2a pr~I:ce- had 9. busy r.me .\'atr.:rd.1:.' '1wrnxng mvestigat.- mg -me lvuzglazgv and two burglary I{u1'.\ui\ hm up and Uhi‘ to 1;--. Spon~Hzm.-I. d-«mm-d llw t.rupI.3 30' tho xxmm-1'. '1\:-.r runner-up 't.v.'-plxy was donut;-d hy Mayor John J., Jamga. Shea’s Luckawzuma Theatre. 160 Ridge Road. is the ideal place to spend these hot days and evenings. It is cool. air conditioned and you always see the finest in pictures. Drop in tonight and relax--always a good show at Sh:-a’s Lacka- wanna. 14. Addrcu all umiu to \Shalom 287 Inuhum Avm, latkawunnu.\ C'z\\n_\'1\;'~'.~= Tavern at [4 A St. “as L-ntucd and two boxes of u:;:al,:=- am! a '.-v\\‘ of peanuts were T!~.x~ \-.u;» a 11-tvtx1‘11 vxsit by a‘.\t'e1r.p'Ls Information can be obtained by phoning W0. 9250. Spontaneous Combustion 'Rcfros|1n1cm<. fxoc dancing Lu the ufhcful mclmlios of Sun.» and His Croutmn Ml‘10(ll(‘l'5. \'rucc- Janjc. with a card pa1't_\' sc.l1c-.(lulc\d for the afte.1'nnm1. nmko It 8. \Must\ for (hose who would like :1 good time. $50.00 is to ho given :\\\-z\_\‘ at the party. The South Pink ):olf1.‘l':~‘ mil hold 21 mccnng on Frzduy. Scpu-111'-or 3rd. at 5:50 p. m. fhe n1v:uim;': plan‘ u-zll he the Lm-vrn uf .\Iat»x. $l\nu1'on.~:'maL. 1.230 Elocmc Avc. SUPERVISORY CLUB Spontaneous 1-nmhustion was blamed by Lackmvannn F‘irv De- partnmnt for creating‘ $500 dam- age to the first. floor of a garage at 268 Warsaw Ave., last Sunc Um I-v.u.:!m~s i-\'uel‘.l~‘P 11 “us also mfvrcd Ti':n:~da_\' night .\1 aw t‘:-aty F-one. 235116 Ham- lmn: Tpiu-. a szdr wmdow was 1-ruin-11 mtn hut nn:hmp_=; was taken. AUXILIARY MEETS The regular meeting of the Bethlehem Steel Supervisory Force Social Club Auxiliary will be held at. the club on Thursday evening, August. 26. at. 8:30. lllembers and friends are requested to bring flower arrnmzeinents for the flow- er Show to be held following the business meeting. Prizes will be xuvardcd :i(-cording to merit. Mrs. William Werrick of the Cazenovln Garden Club will discuss flower ar- rangements. Mrs. Elmer Karnes is to demonstrate the making of cor- sages. She is S1n'\‘l\‘0d Ivy her husband. (Tali Gechnff. and by three sons, Wi1l1am.Jamvs and Rn_\'mnnd. She was the sislor of :\l1's. Ilcnry Mas- tols. Mrs. Alfred Eichor. Mr. Ray- mund Iiaulu-t.t.. .\Ir. Lawrence }Iz1c1m1t and Mr. Leo Hnckctt. For rm. enjoyable evening visit the Welcome Tavern, 26 Milnor. Dancing Sa.t.m'days. \Finest home cooked meals. Your hosts, Ed Wnulc and Peter Kosowski, especially recommend their specials. Fish Fry on Friday and Roast Clllt-l\'0l’1 on Saturday. The owner of the building‘ is Sal- vadore Yoviono of Orchard Ft. Well Baby Clinic A wvll hally clmxc W211 ‘Ir hold The same L‘-ommittc:-,3 llltilklml h_\‘ 'I‘hu1'.~da_\' zxftunuun. Srmuniwr ‘J. at 1 P. M. at th-~ 0.L.\‘. HI‘s[\1U\l Dnspcnml-3'. Tom-id and \'1\cc1- nation mil he giwn. Moose Meet Wednesday Monthly Meeting Held Mzxtthc-\v Ox'o.skovic.. general chain‘- man. who made the luwn fete so successful this _\-oar. have been asked to take over. .\1ul It IS o.\- pcctcd with their (:0-n]1('l'1\[l that a good tune is In stnro [01 all. Thu Lzu\~\a\\u:1'm Lodge. 110-1, l'.n,\'a1 Order «If M-rose. W1“ hold us repzulzw mccflml‘ on Wetlnesday; 5:‘P§'9l111:('l‘ S. at tho Col. John B. \\“1..-r V. F. W. clubrooms at 14 Rulgc Road a? ‘1 P. :‘I. The Glen H. Curtiss .-\uxilim'_v No. 9-19 held a lawn picnic and mnnt'hl,\' meeting: at the residence of sister Emma Gaulin. 300 High- gate Ave... who played the part of hostess. President Hazel Calvert presided at the meeting. Mead At Moose Meeting A L'h\‘>‘t' nllnrc wll hr Hold the same cu-111m: at the U.L.\'. Hus- plml Dx;~pcn:ax_v at T 1\. ‘.\I. S 1‘ I ‘ The Hon. JlH'|'|C> .\le-ml actcndéd Lhc LaL‘1\a\\'.'mna Moose Lodge nmct,1n_c last ‘\\’odnesdn_v evening. He stressed the importance of the Moose o1'g'amzation in uommunines of the nation and c.\~pro>sed the de- sire tilmt. the Lacknwanna lodge be fmomost. 1n the unificatxon of this great city. T. A. Beale & Sons are ready to serve you with their famous milk and Tru-Li pure dairy products. Start off now by phoning this most snnitary dairy for immediate den livery. Their phone in TR. 2338 and their address is 2022 Mesmor Ave., South Buffalo. .\11'. and Mrs. Gt-urge I\‘unt.7 and children Lynn Raye. I\':1t.hloe11 and Dawd of -11 Winstt-ml have just 1*otm'ned from Lock-I~Ia\'en. Penna. after sponrlxmx the nook- and with his father, Mr. Raymond Kunu. Meeting Postponed‘ v $15 Fire Damage 317?‘ ;g,Vf’:§'[f;f—:!“ Duv to Labor Day. thc rm:uia1\ Damage estimated at $15 was ‘n1m~t.mg uf the .'\mcriuan Lc::u~n'(-au:<ed last Stmday when 5. small .-\u\i11aII\'. Fun“ 63, “ill be pc\.<t.- ‘fire broke out at 3\‘ Ridge Road. iponod Lil] Monday. Septvnubor ]3.‘The fu-0 was m thv taxlor shop ‘Mrs. Horace F. Badge will preside. operated by Joseph Tomnka. Donald I\'aisc1' of 57 \‘\'mst.cad Rd. and Gerald Breen nf 400 Sud- bury entered Canisiua High School Monday. SAFETY SCRIP SA!-‘E'1‘Y——YOUR FUTURE. DON'T LET IT BE YOUR. PAST 7 *4\ ' ':: ll ‘r. . ¥.’;‘;{\$-‘ §“'7- c .3.‘ 7 .
