The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-02-13
TORRINCTON
SCHOOL GIRLS
 HURT SLIDING
TObOggan Overturns in Drakeville Burns
 Heads Realty Board

Three young women, seniors Of the Torrington high school were injured in q toboggan accident in Drakeville. One other girl es- capped unhurt. The toboggan on which they were riding attained such speed on the icy incline that they lost control and took a spill after vain attempts to stop by use of their feet. The three injured were Miss Edith Tempkin, 16, of 155 Grove street; Miss Margaret Cleveland. IF, of 67 Taylor street, Miss Isabel Jaffee, 17. of 107 Cher ry street. Miss Cleveland suf- fered a fracture of the right ankle. Miss Jaffe, a sprained ankle and an injury to her spine; and Miss Tcmpkin, a sprained ankle. Miss Jennie Cimmlno, 16, of 1G4 Grove street escaped injury.
 Elected Head of Realty Board
 At the annual meeting of the TorringtOn real estate board held yesterday afternoon at the offices of the Litchfield County Realty and Insurance company. Daniel Y. Burns of the Edward J. Burns Realty company was elected prcsi- dent and Frederick II. Baldwin of the Iitchfield County Realty and Insurance company was elected secretary.
 The board was organized In 1927 with James F. Malette as it's first president. He served as president for two years and retired in favor of MT Bowemen, who held the office for the past two years. The board Is member of the Connec- lieut. Association of Real Estate Boards, representing the various cities throughout the state.
 Ralph A. Turbarg Wcds Mrs
 Blanche Tinklcpaugh
 Ralph A. Turbarg. Torrington F. F. b. carrier was married Wednes- day night in the Center Congrega- tional church at Watertown We'd ncsday night to Mrs Blanche M. Tinklepaugh of Waterbury. The ceremony was performed by the Rev Clarence E. Wells. with MT and Mrs Pierre Lavignette of New York city as the attending couple. MT and Mrs Turbarg will be at home to their friends, February 15 at 34S Migeon avenue. Yesterday MT Turbarg worked as usual. When he drove his delivery truck out into the country he did not know that he was taking all tho patrons into his confidence but If any Of them were unaware Of the fact that he had just joined the ranks of the benedicts 1t was be- cause they could not read. His fel- low workers saw to that. They affixed a huge sign on the rear of the car proclaiming, Just Mar ricd."
 Local Y to Play Last Game of
 Season Against Stamford
 An unusually interesting and ex- citing basketball game is schcd- ulcd to be played this evening when the state championship bound Y. M. C. A. varsity will stack up against the Sta mford "Y" quintet. The local team has played n splendid type of basket ball this season, winning six and losing one. If the local team hurdles it's last obstacle. Stamford it will be the undisputed state champions. Torrington's nearest rival for the state honors Is Bridgeport, but Torrlngton holds q one game lead over thcm. In the last encounter with Stamford. the local combine defeated them by over 15 points. but it. Is re- ported that the visiting team has improved very much since It's game with Torrington. Torring- tons starting lineup will probably be: GcrmanO and Lawton, for wards; Zinscr. center ;PeasIcy and Lesnicwski, guards The junior varsity outfits Of the TorrIngton and Stamford association will meet { Tn the preliminary engagement {. | Following the feature attraction, n program of floor lamp dancing will bc on the program.