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Sports
Bethany Quintet Defeats Bethesda
On Saturday evening the Bethany Basketball Team, playing at the New Haven YMCA before an enthusiastic crowd of hometown supporters, beat the Bethesda Lutheran Church by a score of 28 to 17, to remain the only undefeated team in their division in the league. This victory insures the Bethany boys of a chance in the playoffs. High scorer for the evening was Simpson with 12 point. Other tallies were: MacDonald, 6; Johnson, 5; Winter, 3; and Giblin, 2. Next Saturday the team plays the Montowese Baptist aggregation at the YMCA.
Bethany Bowlers Advance in League
The Broadway Bowling Alleys saw another spirited evening of contests last Wednesday when the Beckers took the measure of the Drillers, 2 to 1, to hold their first-place grip on league honors. The Garage, in defeating the Firemen 2 to 1, crept into the second-place spot formerly held by the Drillers. Another 2 to 1 match gave Andersons a win over the Landowners. There were two trouncings (3-0): Willowcrest vs. the Grange and the Church vs. the Airport. The latter team stubbornly maintains its firm attachment to the cellar position.
Woodbridge Bowlers To Meet High Lane
The two high-ranking women's teams and the two high-ranking men's teams of the Woodbridge Club will compete against the similar topscoring teams from the High Lane Club on the evening of March 3. Four of the teams will be bowling at the Masonic Temple in Westville, while, at the same time, the other four will bowl at the alleys in the High Lane Club in Spring Glen. The results will be relayed by telephone, and the contests will be witnessed by many members of both clubs. There has been a great deal of interest in bowling among the Woodbridge members this year, with over 180 people participating in team play since the start of the season in early October. At the close of the competition, the teams will be entertained at the Club houses.
The high school group will bowl in the afternoon of March 3 at the Masonic Temple also. The two groups of younger bowlers will conclude their season on March 17 and 24.
Badminton Tournament Very Successful
The Midseason Handicap Tournament of the Woodbridge Badminton Club was completed last Tuesday with the playing of semi-final and final matches at the Woodbridge Town Hall. The doubles team of Charlie Beetz and Peter Jennette won the tournament by defeating the runners-up, Willa Perkins and Joanne Lunt, by a score of 17 to 14, in a very close match. This is Charlie's second win, since he was victorious in the 1950 tournament with Anne Smith as his partner. The matches have been marked by well-played spirited games with close scoring, and showed a decided improvement in team play under tournament conditions. The Club looks forward to a Ladder Tournament and the Annual Spring Tournament to be held late this season. In addition to the finalists, the following played in the tournament: Kathy Bishop, Donna Vidal, Bunny Fellows, Edith Dahlin, Pat Sheahan, Ann Stoddard, Jean Pooman, Mary Lou Gordon, Edith Baldwin, Richard Townsend, Marty Daniell, and Donald Ford.
One Hour Martinizing Is More Than Dry Cleaning
1327 Whalley Ave.
Gas Oil Lubrication
Westville Motor Service
Dayton - Whalley Ave.
New Haven Phone 3-0940
The Station with the Accessory Store
Repairs Accessories
1290 Whalley Tel. 3-0903
Parkway Sandwich Bar
Sandwiches and Fountain Service
Television
Open 7 A.M. to Midnight
if you are an Asthma or Sinus Sufferer try a Rexair in your home
Prescribed by many doctors
Miss Marion Davidson
Tel. 3-1809 Bethany
Amity Road Bethany
Pleasant View Market
Wholesale price on Any Quarter of Beef, Pork or Lamb Prepared for Your Home Freezer
Fee for cutting and wrapping
Call 3-0956
Open Sunday Morning
Liquors
National Brand Blended Whiskey $3.59 Quart
Reg. price $4.13
National Brand Bottled-in-Bond Bourbon $3.89 fifth
5 years old
Reg. price $4.49
Jess'
47 Bank St. Seymour Phone 2838
Chief and Committee
Orange Fire Chief Chris Winkle, Jr., at left, stands with the members of the Committee for the Annual Ball, at the Race Brook Country Club last Saturday evening. With him are Chairman Axel Peterson, 1st Lieutenant Harry Torcellini, Clayton Pilbro, and Walter Plummer.
for all junior cowboys
Hopalong Cassidy Jeans and Jacket by Blue Bell
Jeans $2.98
- 9 oz. Sanforized black denim
- Zipper fly
- Frontier pockets with sturdy white twill flaps
- Secret pocket inside waistband
- No-scratch rivets at points of strain
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Jacket $3.29
- 9 oz. Sanforized black denim
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- Adjustable buckle at waist
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Isaacson's
Seymour
Strand Theater, Seymour
March 1 - Cinderella
The Great Rupert, Jimmy Durante, Terry Moore, Tom Drake.
March 2
3 -
Wake Island, Brian Donlevy, McDonald Carey,
Peggy
March 4
5 -
The Capture, Lew Ayres, Teresa Wright
Rookie Fireman
March 6
7 -
Tell It To The Judge, Rosalind Russell, Robert Cummings
Tyrant of The Sea
The Salem Playhouse
Naugatuck
March 2 and 3: Tomahawk, Van Heflin and Yvonne DeCarlo
Squared Circle, Roy Rogers
March 4 and 5: Mudlark, Irene Dunne -- Bowery Battalion
March 6, 7, 8: Magnificent Yankee, Louis Calhern and Ann Harding
Cause For Alarm
12 Fountain St. New Haven
Melodee Lane records
Children's -- Classical
Long-playing
Tel. 3-0842
Harriet Davies Mulhern
Marian Mulhern Albrecht
Style Beauty Salon
Specializing
Permanent Waves
Cold Waves -- Hair Styling
22 Fountain St. New Haven, Conn.
Eleven New Members Complete Home Nursing Course in Orange
Eleven members have completed the first Home Nursing Course conducted under the auspices of the Orange Chapter of the American Red Cross. Announcement of another series of classes will be made soon. The teachers of the Orange Center School are enrolled in a First Aid Class which is meeting on Thursday afternoons at the school. The class is conducted by Mrs. Magdalen Fox. Another group of Orange residents will have its third in a series of eighteen lessons in the school library on Friday evening. Mr. James Searles is the instructor.
Prescriptions 1325 Whalley Ave.
Whalley Pharmacy
Drive-in Parking
We deliver Tel. 3-0453
New Shipment of Lampshades
Assorted styles and Sizes
29¢ to $2.79
Hart's
5 -- 10 -- 25¢ Store
Seymour
Race Brook Road Orange
Telephone: SYcamore 9-2288
Pyrofax Gas Sesrvice
Complete Gas Service for Homes Beyond the Gas Mains
New and Used Ranges, Refrigerators, Water Heaters, and Heating Equipment
Carry Travelers' Cheques on Your Vacation
Before you leave call at The Second National Bank for Travelers' Cheques and letters of credit. You'll enjoy your trip to the fullest with your mind at ease about the safety of your money and the security of credit. Cheques are cashable anywhere, are convenient to carry. In denominations of $10, $20, $50, and $100.
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135 Church Street (Next to the Post Office)
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