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THE MANHASSET PRESS, FRIDAY. JULY 3. 1986 *^ku>s, Notes C'-f' Of Interest In Manhasset Ur. vid tir». Bbur JoifenMii and their two daughters, Winifred and Oloiia. of Dewey Street are pasting the summer months at York Beach, Afe. Miss Marlon Powell and Miss Bertha Powell of Second Street are passing the week at Cape Cod. Mass. Mlaa Hetty Kamphauaen, daugh Ur of Mr. and Mrs. R- O. Kamp hausen of Thompson Shore Road departed on Saturday for Oreen port where she will past the sum mer at the Townsend Manor Inn Mrs. X. W. Place 6f Park Are- nue returned on Saturday from a week's rltlt in Poughkeepsie. • V * Mr. tnd Ur». Alfred D. Bitter tnd daughter Irene of HUlcrest Avenue passed the week-end at NOrthport with Mr. and Ji&s. Rank SUy of Jackson Heights. John S. OConnell is ill at his home on Denis Street. Miss Caroline Fuchs of North ern Boulevard spent the first part of the week visiting Mr, and Mrs. C. H. Smith, formerly of Manhas set, at Bayvllle. Mrs. Oeorge O. Unkletter and her daughter, Miss Elizabeth Link- letter, of Northern Boulevard left on Saturday for California, Mr. and Mrs. L. W. Morrliwn of Park Avenue departed on Satur day for Trail's .Knd Camp In New Hampshire where their daugh ter Lorraine will pass the sununer. Regatta Won By Glen Cove Mr. and Mrs. J. O. Stranahan ■ uMi iiho ir n n n doUfti trft np Wf d nesday for Lake Sebago, T». Y., where they will remain for the summer. ¥ Rank Christensen of Chicago, who has been visiting Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Wright of Shoredale, returned to his home on Saturday. Those from Manhasset who are at Camp Osslpee on Lake Osslpee, N. H.. which opened on June 30. are Edward Lubbers, Rctoert Sim mons, Buddy Knell, Robert Lub bers, Hugh Oobraln, William Sim mons. Sonny Buttman and Robert Ulrich.' '' Mr. and Mrs. Leo S. Ijowell and their daughter. Miss Ruth Powell. Of Second' Street left on Wednes day for ConsUiblevllle, N. ' Y., for the sununer. Mrs. Joseph A. OConnell, ’ James fPConnell and Miss Josephine O ’ Connell are p^ing the summer months at Carpentersvllle, N. Y. Club Group Closes Season With Picnic At State Parh Home Economics Department Has All-day Outing At Belmont; Mrs. Joseph A. Kavanagh Wins First Prize In Athletic Events The last meeting of the year of the Home Economics department of the Wbman ’ s Club of Great Neck was In the form of a picnic on Tuesday at Belmont Lake State Park. There wm a program of sports, the winners those who had earned^ _ * _____ t /taw ^(Continued from page 1) “ e qti ’ ^ m ft Hi- wnoeyHg- WWUip Itiade camp and cooked a meal despite sudden showers. They Invited Com mander Jensen and Arnold P. Kohler, Commodore of the Club Mr. and Mrs. Rex Cate and their daughters,'Caroline and Dorothy, of Northern Boulevard have left for. South Ashfleld, Mass., where M fi and Mrs. Cate will re-open CaAip Ashfleld for the summer. Mr- and Mfs. Aisel Passofl of Plandome Road have been enter- tgfning Mrs. Joseph Kaplin, Miss Rose Kaplin and Miss Elizabeth Manloph of Bryan, Texas. John Koniarek, who Is a student at at. Mary ’ s College. Is passing tha summer with his parents, Mr; and Mrs. Frank Komarek of Hill- ,5l(fe Avenue. Miss Evelyn Bethel of First Street was the guest of Miss Nor ma Swanstrom of Freeport on Monday. Miss Patricia Sanders, daughter of Mr. and Ml's. E. A. Sanders of Colonial Parkway, has recovered from a recent Illness.' * * ' »• Miss 'Vera Gregory is entertain ing Miss Emily Plattl of Locust Street at the Gregorys ’ summer home at Constablevllle, N. Y. Thai Aii^es ’ ’ FURNACE CLIANINO BY VACUUM - airs on All Makes Boilers REUDSNTIAL MAINTENANCE CO. 8M Middle Neck Road IT NECK 12*7 —24 Hours to be theii: guests, and served hamburgers and coffee — “ the best hsfnburgers we ’ ve ever tasted ” they both- reported. William Walker and 'WUllam Magrath of East Rockaway won the life bouy rescue race and John Harrison of Floral Park was first In the-swim rescue race. In addftlon to the racing events, demonstrations of sea scout work were given by the Glen Cove-Unit, by Sea Scout Ship Tarpon of Great Neck, former National Flag Ship, and by Sea Scout Ship Sea Devil of Floraf Park, Rear National' Flag Ship for 193«. Presentation of awards at a general assembly on the clubhouse lawn brought the regatta to an impressive close. Elliott A Mangam, director of Sea Scouting In Nas sau County, made the award of the Franklin Kemington cup: The in dividual awards were made by Commodore Kohler and Coihmand- er Jensen, both of whom lauded the boys for their demonstrations and stressed the value of 'the sea scout Ideals in their every-day life. The regatta was sponsored by the Yacht Club, F. W. Sherwood, former 'vice-commander, was chair man of the arrangements commit tee. Serving with hitn were How ard Curry, chairman of the club ’ s race committee, J. C. Prokop, C. H. Henderson and J. M. Hender son. The club officials who assisted Included J. J. Warsaw, vice-com modore, F. W. Johnson, rear com modore and G. L. Curry, fleet cap tain. ■* The Nassau County Skippers' Advisory committee, which had charge of the affair. Is headed by P. H. Dennler Jr„ Skipper of the Great Neck Ship. A. B. Baecker, ‘ Floral Park Skipper his secretary. Others are Frank Bojenskl of Glen Cove. T. H. Magrath of East Rockaway, G. H. Dumper of Roose velt and H. H. Munsi of Rockville Centre. ' The Port Washington Scout patrol, G. L. Phillips scoutmaster, was host for the afternoon. ^ units which took j>art fyenv-Cedarhurst, W o odm ere; Fr ee po et, HleksvlMe. -Ehnont, OS*-; ter Bay. Baldwin and Inw<^. Skipper Dennler, commentli^ up on the success of the affair,^; ex pressed his apprectlatlop, of the cooperation of the clUb cat and members. fficials inus ^eipients g^OUR^OME JNZKE, Inc. - Bet. 1»07 Chraal NMk 4 M 4 Cucumber Relish slaed 0 cucumbers 3 medium-si Vt cup vinegar 14 teaspoon pepper ■ 1 teaspoon sugar u teaspoon salt % cup salad oU Pare and slice cucunlMrs very jf^hbr^md-plBce-Tir g-ffirgafTBoWr Mix remaining ingredients . and pour over cucumbers. Let stand In refrigerator for two hours be fore serving. the ’ most points during the day. Members oghowed their proAclency in races, throwing contests and ring toss. A cro( 4 uet tournament was held in the morning. JJys. p. Schuyler Van Bloem and Mrs. David Edgar were the winners. At noon a basket luncheon was enjoyed In the grove, after which the members took the “ Nature Trail ” around the lake, receiving credit for the number of things they observed on their hike. Mrs. Joseph A. Kavanagh won. The first prize for the day went to Mrs. Kavanagh with Mrs. David Eklgar second and Mrs. William Prize-Winner genson .thUd. Mrs. Fred Sterns, outgoing chair man, planned the program and ran off the events. In the fall the group will be separated Into two units, the home economics department of the Wo man ’ s Club and the Great Neck Hopie. Bureau unit. Both will function under llle' Nassau \Coun^- Home Bureau. Swamp Angels Rally In 8th To Win Tilt Great Neck 'feam Scores Nine Runs To Top Roosevelt A. C. The Great Neck Swamp Angels came through with nine runs In the eighth inning to down the Rotary A. C- nine of Roosevelt oh Saturday afternoon at Memorial Field. The home team was losing at the start of the eighth stania, when a single, double and a home -run by Bunnle Reed, right fielder for the locals, turned the tide. The third Inning was called for 15 minutes by rain and started again as a slugging match with both teams running up 13 hits each. A1 Dean, new moundsman for the locals, gave a good account of himself until he was replaced by Rock Waters, anotlfer new- Suffrage Head ISplits Home By Political Views C. C< Dili Sues Former Cold Spring Woman For Divorce Marked dislike and open critl- zism of President Franklin. D, Roosevelt was given as the cause of the first marital trouble -be tween former Senator Clarence C. Dill and Mrs. Rosalie Jones Dill., former suffrage leader of Colds Spring Harbor, by the Senator in \his divorce .trial against her this week In Spokane, Washington. Mrs. Dill, who was known as \General ” Rosalie Jones and gained fame for her suffrage work before her marriage to former Senator Dill on March 15, 1037 In the small Cold Spring Harbor church which was founded by the Jones family in 1835, sat at the trial looking at her husband who said that they agreed before their marriage \that people of our age should have more in bommon than Just love- friendship and admiration for each other U we were to be happy. ” He said that the first domestic spilt came with an outburst at the Chicago Democratic conven tion In 1932 when Franklin D. Roosevelt was nominated. He testi fied that after that hfs wife never lost 'bn opportunity to criticize the President and his policies. Mr. Dill claimed that he de- ^clined. to seek re-election' to the. Senate In 1934 because of her at- tUud#/wuMn ’ 4 the paepie of this*swer for with them thinking that Mrs.' Dill was a progressive. ” he ad^d;=\ He thought that she was an- ad mirer of President Roosevelt when they were marned, he said. “ She Photography — by — / ARTHUR DEERING .. .At this time of year the ama teur- photographer will have very little trouble with lighting problems the actinic value 6f the sun being at Its peak. It Is well therefore to .take advantage of this fact and Use' yoUr camera early, and often. The early morning and late afternoon hours ' are best for good work as the shadows are long at these times and the shadows will be more tran.sparent. Also as the 'clouds gather In the evening >nd the sun Is setting there are many beautiful cloud 'formations which are of. great pictorial interest. Along the east shore of (Manhasset Bay there are many spots where by pointing your camera across the bay and pressing the button when thfrwBun goes behiffd a cloud you may secure a picture that you will Herb Carroll, second baseman for the Angels connected with two out of five, one a triple. Jack Richis led visitors at ba^ coming through with twa out of five, one a double. Tho'box score: ./ nWEAT NECK AB R R O A St. Johns, lb . P. Corse, lb D. Corse.rse, 3b Cherot! Mohon; ham 3 3 3 8 k 0 0 3 ' 1 0 *Aceys ’ Doum Trenton Club In Spectacular Encounter *n>e Giwat Neck A, C. twirlan gave fana their money ’ s worth on Sunday afteroon at Memorial Field, when they came throiEh to a S-41 victory over the Trenton A. C. of Brooklyn in ^ nth inning of one of the moat spectacular games of the season. Roecoe Famulette, third base man for the Aceys, scored the first run of the game at the end of the seventh stanza when he walke d tg first, made second on a wild throw and scored on a long triple tb left field by Nick Oazso. Gaaao provided the thrills of the after noon with his slides to third base. The tying rgn was scored, byj „ callea mu bat m scoring the three hms for the lo(Als, the vUitlng pMmr was Famulette after Rurls was out at the plate. In the nth Inning Gazao sta^d things off with a single. A bad throw by the visiting catcher brought Plummer to first. A walk to Smith and a long drive to center field by Frank Paomlsam Palmanlsi sent Gaszo home for Tony Mollnettl of the vlaltcWs pitching staff accounted for nine strike outs, allowing five walks, reached for seven htfa while Ro- tond was nicked for four singles. The box spore; OEKAT NICK A. C. AB R H O A Msntlno, rf --------------------- S 0 1 1 0 'W. Smith, u -------------------- > * e t I 4 0 1 t I ■43113 4 13 11 i«r, lb -------------------- 3 0 0 le 1 . Smith. If ---------------- 4 0 13 0 Rcamos, cf — ; --------------- 3 0 0 3 0 Imlunl, ef — > ------------ 3 0 0 0 0 4 0 0 0 3 Builder! Large In Creatl Rurit, 3b — PomuIttU. 3b O mi Plun P.. I R« m Pdmiui Roland, Totals ___________ 31 3 1 33 10 TBKNTON A. O. AB R H Q A Vallando, lb — --------- 0 0 1 1 3 Dillon, M --------- : ------------- 0 0 0 1 3 Markant, et ---------------------- S 0 0 1 O Mollnattl. aearalla. Rack, 3b _____ Rack, rf -------- Turnball, of ---- Hendarson, lb - Tatals GREAT NECK 000 OOO 101 TRKNTON ___ 000 000 OO: Errors — Smith, Pamulattte Mollnattl, 3. Thi leas— Manili Pai Oai Mollnettlttl ».^-BRses on balls — Off Roland \fr Charles H. Ha, Charles J, , builder, who the Baker Rm chased 15 plot, , »nd Cambridg, ^ Jaybre Real? JI Company, it The plots vary ij to*o ?5 0 0 1 0 4 j ‘ • ’ ’ proved With C m , n,' 4 0 0 3 1 Colonial and Enjiu, , of six and seven, to three baths. 0 ^ trcim *7,900 up. ' “ This section of 1 proven papmar wiaL in recent months \ibi today. \Inquiries te f price range from Bj|| 5 0 0 11 1 S 0 0 B 1 3 0 0 0 0 3 1.^1 1 0 3 4 31 13 R. H. K ii — 3 7 a 0 — 3 4 3 'amulet 3, Rurls. 3. TTiree-base hit — se PI lumer. shown a Mollne 9.,. -Bases on balls — Off Roland 7, Mollnettl 5. Hit by pitcher — By Mollnettl lOasso). Umpires — Uhle and Kau Dfsn. F. Bllz *3 1 0 1 13 0 1 1' 3 0 1 4 0 W-atterA. If p Btnkewlcz. cf Reed, rf ___ A. Carroll,' cf 0 0 3 1 Totals _____ . . 38 13 13 37 fO BOTART A. C. AB R H O A ... .... 5 0 111 Lowe, ss ___ N. Richie, tb Thogupe, J. Richti Thomae., Chadwlcn, e. 3b , 3b 0 0 8 1 13 8 1 5 1 3 13 3 Vollmer, Terry If iSh, cf -1 3 1 3 3 1 0 1 1 3 1 0 Totals ______ __ _ __ 40 8 13 34 8 R. H. B. ROTARY A. C ...... 000 303 013 — 8 13 4 SWAMP ANGELS 101 030 10x — 13 11 3 Errors — Reed A. Carroll 3. Lowe, Thomas, Terry 3, Two-base hlte — Reed, Terry. J. Richie. Three-base 3 hit —H. 3 Carroll.l. Home run — Reed. Struck out — Carrol Home run — Reed. Struck out — By Dean 3. Waters 1; Rlsh 3. Bases' on ballss — Off Deann 1. Rlshh 4. HU by pitch- ball — Off Dea 1. Rls 4. HU by pltc er — By Rlsh iMahpnyi. Left on bases O. N. 13. Rotary 8. Umpires — Reilly ai Legal GREAT NECK SEWER DISTRICT CALLAN BUILDERS, U^.,. and GREAT NECK ^ IMPROVEMENT\'CO-I ’ dom^tlc tltione^ the Board ' IMPROV1 corporations, having petitioned tt Df Qommliftlonersiftloners of the Orei real Neck ictlon of a be proud to show, your friends. I ’8fmet\* ” t**G “ ‘ ' n **' ” (Powdered mushroom* ar^ now available for flavoring «oupa, gravies and other foods. didn't like the Theodore Roosevelt family, she thought Franklin D. was all right until some time be fore the convention when she in vited him to make a ’ speech over a •national ’ radio hook-up she was arranging for the peace league. He declined with some polite excuse and after that she had no use for him.\ . , Wl-l- Ja j^nteatlng. the- di vorce slnije Mr. Dlll ’ it complaint accused her of embarrassing him by her housekeeping and dress hohlts, burying dead dogs In the backyard and publicly asserting Mr. DUl drank “ like a flsh ” . ■When you try for a bit of scenery o^ th1s'kind-try to include in your picture, a .bush or tree in the foreground so that as you look at, -the finished print the eye travels Into the scene * without effort. You all know how a picture Is invpTOved by framing. Framing Is accomplished In various ways by putting the picture In a frame; mounting It on a card or sheet of pajjer large enough so that a border Is left around It, or framing It while yo\j, are taking it. This Is done by including something In the picture such as shrubbery, fore ground, or overhanging branches of trees which make a \ pattern .KithlDd-the edge ol- Jha, picture, Mfmy Iwndeeapes in whiolv. thara Is a wide expanse of white could be vastly improved by Including In the picture a low ’ hanging branch so that it would make a pattern against the sky. It also Im proves the perspective as It leads the eye into the distance and con centrates the attention on the principle Dart of the scene. 1 of Qomml of I Sewer DUtrlct. lor the } lateral sever With ni along Garden Street. •• **«*.**., Nassau County. New York, In said dis trict along a line described substantially -as follows; BEGINNING at a point on the exlst- gtsewer line In Shoreward Drive at the Ingtsewer line In Shoreward Drive at intersection of the center line o^ • den St eet. as laid < entitled “ Map of W; situated Ih ap the Plasa, County of Na: York\; running thei n on the yngate. Section e Village of Great Net of Na ling 30\ West 388.35 posed of Great ssau, State of New nee South 30 ” 38' more feet proposed manhole; running South 8® 37' 45\ Bast 300 f( I or less to a inlng thence 8 ” 37' 45\ Bast 300 feet to a proposed flush manhole, and it appearing that petitioners are the owners in fee of all the real estate fronting or abutting upon either side of said Garden Street* and that the esti mated expe $3,500. It is. Cherry OHvea Select large, perfect cherries with stems on. Carefully wash, pack In glass Jars, being careful not to crush cherries. Add one teaspoon salt- to- >a ch - plat- -Jin -ol - fruit . Cover fruit with one cup of vine gar which has been diluted with two cups ol water, and seal. Eggs are rich 4n vitamin A, B and D. d expciue of luch conitnictlon I* 0, It Is, upon reading and flllng said petition, executed and duly acknowl edge on the 15tb day of June, t«34, ORDERED that the Board of CommU- sloners of the Great Neck Sewer DIatrIct meet at Its office on East Shore Road, Great Neck, New York, at S o'clock In ntcreated In the subjMt ^ neero lnf~tl» aamc, and tBiW * copy of thia order duly certifled, be publlahed once In the Great Neck News and once In the Great Neck Record and that copies ol this order be duly posted In five public places within ssid Sewer District, not less than ten nor more then 2D days before the date of aald meeting. Dated, July lat, 1D3S. BOARD OF COMMI88IONBR» OF THE GREAT NECK SEWER DISTRICT. By Frederick S. Pearce. Henry A. Bahm. Jerome Harria. STATE OP NEW YORK, 1 )aa. Summer Issue Of PbuneBook Off The Press ‘ 75,000 Copies ' Now Being Distributed In Nassau County That famous five-foot book shelf would necessarily have to be one-eighth of a mile long to hold all the 75,000 copies of the new 306- page telephone directory now being distributed by carrier to local tele phone subscribers in Nassau Coun ty. The book itself, removed for inspection from the fantastic book case, is bound in gray \with two outline maps of the eastern sea board printed thereon. These show the weekday and the reduced night and Sunday rates to various out- of-town , points. The new directory is divided into two sections, the first pontoinlng 240 pages with some 53,000 alpha betical listings in names, addresses and telephone numbers of Nassau County subscribers. Including thosa of the Farmlngdale district. The second section, consisting of 128 yelloKi pages, lists some 8,600 names, .Add ie saes And., .telephone .-flwgib e i a. of business and professional con cerns, classified under ajp^roxl- mately 900 headings. Tn distributing the new directory through the week,, of June 29 to July 3, the telephone company suggests that Its subscribers look carefully through their old direc tories before discarding them. Ar ticles are often placed between the pages for safe-keeping, despite the fact that it is not a safe place to put such things. Among the items frequently found in old directories are currency In bills, batik books, leases, Insurance policies, letters, birth certificates and neckties. - __ Mr. Borech sold ti] “ New American\ homeil ner of Baker Hill HigJ bridge Road to J om I Port Washington. t S? loniai in design wiuJ and three baths on 100. In the same m Tifis soicrriix-v^j tage on a plot w « T. Carney of the Neij phone Company; home seven rooEl baths on' 70 by ioo«|3 Road and Ruxton l^| L. Gary. ’ former cleildl ty court in Brookljit J Cod cottage on a 6 Cambridge Road i] Brown of the New' Company. MOCK PATE DE FOIE GRAS SANDWICHES Mix equal parts of boned and skinned sardines and cream cheese. Spread between slices of buttered whole wheat bread. COUNTY COURT: NASSAU COUNTY TRUST * SCIENTIFIC SWEDISH MASSAGE ANNA BERTELS TREATMENT AT TOUR HOME Phone: ■ Great N^cb. or 1172 ( EGG - NUT .! 100% pi ’ RE rml C OAI $10.00 perl In lots of S toot il Liess than 5 tom tiu] Weight and GnaruM FREE DlinBlI J.H. 258-0.7 Northn I GREAT m I Phone nTLB GUARANTEE AND COMPANY, et ana. et al.. BSalnit DING O ORPORATION, : Defendant*. : C. Elmer Spedlekf- PlaintllTa Attorney, ae Court Street, Brooklyn, N. Y. Pursuant to Judgmont entered In the County Clerk'sk's oltlcoco on AprI* f\Al Ntssau County Cler oltl on Ap 13tb, 1(3*. I win soU at pubUo auotlon the front steps of the County Goutthouse, MlneoU, New York, on tbf 13th day ol June. 1D36, ot 10 o ’ clock In the forenoon of that day, promisee In said Jadgment directed to be sold being a plqjt of ground at Great Neck, Town ot North Hempstead! Nxuau County. Now York, known as lot lettered ''G.” and the northwesterly • Inches ot lot letter \F “ on a certain map entitled “Map ot property belonging to A. A. Rpbblns. situated at Brookdale, Great Neck, L. L, S. L. Mitchell, surV. 1114\ and - -iB thy Qneeyt gminte m«rw. COUNTY OP NASSAU ) I, JEROME HARRIS, Secretary of the Board ot Coounlsslonors ot the Great Neck 8ei - Neck Sewer DIatrIct, and custodian of tbs records of said District, db hereby certifytlfy thatt I bava comparedred the fore- cer tha I bava compa the fore going with the original order on Ble In the office of the Great Neck Sewer Dla- txlct,.-and -tha* _ transcript thereof and of the whole'of said original. Dated, July 1: lat, 1D34. AMI JOt-tot flaatsa Cnunty wribod aoeording to aold map as fellows- BEOINNlNO ot a point on the Soulh- lUrly side of Middle l weeUrly side of Middle Neck Road whire said side of Middle track Road U Inter- Sfctad by the division line between lots lettered R and G: running thenee'South mlnntaa West along said' division line between lots lettered H and p. Ill faet to the northeaiterly line o! let number J; thence Boutp.jt degrees 3d mlnuUs East alqng said hortheasUrla line of lot number a. 30.18 feet; menu North ^80 ^reos 30' mlnUUt East 113 fact to, aald. southwostoily side ot Mid dle Neck .Rood and thance North 34 Woit along said side af Middle Nock Rood 38.18 fut to tBe . Topjrr^*w«h' ’ ^s “ i?;tgwgor ’ s In. torost In the road adjoining. ROBERT 8. R — HOROWITZ, luTI** i** ” T*,.?*** .** ‘ ** ” hy the aama hour and ROBERT 8. HOROWITZ. ' Rafaru. WOUNCING !! iSAL ICE qiEAM PRODUCTS More Home Owners Are Installing The More Economical Pre«|Al M«4« By Exp«rMag«4 ^ ,|lu»)fa«t«r«rs « THE SIGN Zenith No Down Payment 3 Years to Pay Aa Low as ?1,69 Per Week FULLY AUTOMATIC DItrfEST ’ SYSTEM Thfire'fi a Rpaann * ’ '** ‘ * ndjuum-oxldlasr-gravlty prlnclpls S a neason _ the conversion of oil Into gk 0 . ; tbb lotintUlo fuel saving marvel ... no pump or noasle to go out ot 6 rder ... the 6 -year guarantee. FI i CE i E ua -^ « en : Vacation Time DR. POSNER ’ S Sandals give comfortable fit extra long wear. They ’ re made to take the eawf quenoes ot continuous running, romping | ing during the long vacation days. io^. SMfos youn^. Vi«itth« HoUaiui at Qraat Naok «r TO* *OY8 AND OmUi FREE Foot Examina^ enuT mac 13 *!*»** ” **tt^TO tp ahow you #hat HpUandoando. FdoaBt)«fin«t4«pWlb. CHIROfODI^ IN ATTENDANCE FROM 10 A. M. TO 7 P. I^ART AND BX0CUT1V$ 0Ff1C8§ NASSAU booth : 04 Misat Ns«k tg. Tel, 2 m Whufoxol^
