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The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-11-22
NOTICE

DISTRICT of WATERBURY, ss.
 PROBATE COURT, Nov. 2ist, A.
 D., ieas. ESTATE of CHARLES F. THOMPSON, late of wYALUs.
 ING, PA, deceased leaving estate
 in this District.
 Upon the application of BEEN c.
 TERRY, Administrator, praying that he may be authorized to sell, certain real estate belonging to said Estate, as per application on Ale more fully appears, it is
 ORDERED, That said application be heard and determined at the Probate office in Waterbury, ln said District, on the 27th day of Novem. Der, A. D., is4e at ssI5 o'clock in the forenoon Cstandard Time), and that notice be given of the pend. ency of said application, and the time and place of hearing thereon, by publishing this order one time In some newspaper having a circul- alton ln said District, on or before the 23rd day of November is4s.
 MARauERrrE M FAHY, i1.32-1t Awt. Clerk.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-11-22
Community Club Backs
 Film Project

WateFvllle, Nov, aa-The Com. munity Cub held their monthly nuslnee1 meeting "Wednesday V, spraetAe School avn. 70 was voted 70 continue the Friday evening nloVa Ing pictures and Thomas Sullivan was named chairman Of the pfoa lect and Douglas stephens was Ap- pointed co-chalrman. A vote ol thanks vas extended the Rev and Mrs, Richard ". Nuse for mlmeO- srAphlng the postal cards tO be mailed Co residents,
 N was also planned tn hold d Christmas party for the children December % from q toAp, M. in the gym. Edward watson B chair. man.
 The next meeting Os che club win ee held "Wednesday, Dec. A.
 The regular weekly moving pic. tures will be shown at the gym this evening ae TsS0. The doors will open ct
 Patrick Murlarty, sr. hes ra. turned Co his home on Thomaston Avenue after being hospltallaed for . number Of days.
 Robert Dean of aaase Avenue, TerTyville, a former Sheffield Street resident, ls ill ct his home.
 The swedish weaving Club met this week at the home of Mrs. John VI Platt, Jr., of Patterson Court Those attending were: Mrs. Lucy Lastimar. Mrs. Aletha Johnson, Mrs. Relp Benson, Mira Bertha Platk, Mrs. Eleanor Platk and Miss Ruth Norton.
 The Fairmount hridgs was closed yesterday morning to traffic while . new floor was iald. There is c foot bridge but all cars must go by way Of Waterbury or Frost Bridge Co reach the vile.
 The weekly Bible meeting will be held this evening ct Gospel fIall on Thomaston Avenue.
 St. Pauls Episcopal church will hold Q house to house canvass Sun. day. All members will be asked to make Q pledge to provide for the maintenance of the church in le47. Anyone who cannot atetnd the Eun- day service or Is not going to be home is asked to call s-l0eS before Sunday afternoon.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-11-22
LOCAL SECURITIES Furnlshed by

HTNCKs BROS. e co. Inc. 36 Prospect Sc - Phome S-a1eS
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-11-22
NOTICE

DISTRICT of WATERBURY, ss. PROBATE COURT, Nov, s0th, A. b, fDae, ESTATE of WtNcIsNTY pOLoNtEW1Cz, late Of Water. bury, in said District, deceased. N The Administrator, having ex. hlblted hle account with said estate to this Court for allowance, and made application for an order of distribution of said estate, lt ls
 ORDEDED, That the 27th day of November, A. D. ieie, at fl o'clock, ln the forenoon, Standard Time, at the Probate Office in Waterbury, be and the same is, assigned for q hearing on the allowance of said account, and application and the Court directs the Administrator, to give notice thereof, by publlshs Ing this order ln some newspaper having a circulation ln said District, and by leaving with, or by mailing in fegistered letters addressed to The TREASURER of The STATE of CONNECTICUT, a copy of thls order, ali at least five days before said day of hearing.
 Attest;
 JOHN !. HOWARD, ii.se.it Clerk.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-11-22

The weekly Bible meeting will be held this evening ct Gospel Hall on Thomaston Avenue.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-11-22

The Fairmount hridgs was closed yesterday morning to traffic while . new floor was iaid. There iD c foot bridge but all cars must go by way of Waterbury or Frost Bridge Co reach the vile.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-11-22
DEATH sETTERs AR0uAGENT

Germantown, Pa. (Up)--Only 2i hours separated the deaths of Mrs. Sarah c, Rise, iOi, and Sarah Shaub. ee. who used to have frlend- ly arguments over which would go firt Mrs. Rice died at 2 P. M. and Mrs. Shaub the next day at noon.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-11-22
LesoI Notices NOTICE
LIQUOR PERMIT MnmNGR nR REMMnNAW
NOTICE
LIQUOR PERMIT NOTICE OF REPLICATION

This Is to give notice that I. Street, Waterbury. Conn, have filed an application dated Nov. latk, ls46, with the Liquor Control Commis- sion for a Package Store Beer Per- init for the sale of alcoholic liquor on the premises. I'll East Main Street. Waterbury, Conn. The busi- kets, Inc, of 225 East Aurora Street. Waterbury, Conn.,, and will be com ducted by carmine Verno, of lslO East Main Street. Waterbury. Conn.
 -ARMTNE vERNo.
 Dated Nov 18th. isae. ii-ls-32
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-11-22
@ Money Leaned

Planning Co see a mWvi4g U8~ less yea have s1me so shrew away consult she sCurrens Rgama Tame schednte~ watch appeara eagly en rhe Waterbury Democrntss themseE nMNP.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-11-22
EDery Day Result Day On The Democrat WantAd Page
Lesol Notices NOTICE

A hearing on the application of Hall & koslle, iSii South Main street, Waterbury, Connecticut for oerllllcate ol Approval for . Res palrere License will be held on Thursday, December Bth, iple ct ii.sO AM. in the Mayors ofiice, Clty Hall, Waterbury, Connecticut, ae provided by General Statutes.
 JOHNS, MoNAoAN, ii@aa.st MayoE.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-11-22
Real Estate for Sale
LUDDY BROTHERS

REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE 20 East Main Street
 Phone 3-0l77-3-2569
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-12-02
Ruth NeUinS Guest Speaker

Mrs. Hyman Aro~ Sn of Wildwood Avenue, president of the Beth El SiSterhooa wil report on the convea- ton of the National women's League, held last week an the Palm CT House, Chicago. Il, which she attended as & representative of the siSterhood, at a meeting of the Sis terhood tonight ct 8 o'clock ia the Beth El aaditorium.
 Miss Ruth NevinS. of Bridgeport, a student of the Jewish Theological Seminary. New York, will be guest speaker. Miss NeS1ns is the 6aueh- ter Of Mrs. David Nexins. regional president of the National womens s League.
 All members are asked to bring canned foods with them for the dr5Ve being held by the sos, a branch oE joint distribution committee CO., operating with IS National Women's Organizations. Canned goods will be shipped to Europe and distributed eo needy Jewish survivors.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-12-02
EUentS Of Today

2:3O P. M.-Waterbury Women's American ORT meeting at the home of Mrs. Joseph Goldberg. AmaSylhs Avenue. Mrs. Abraham J. Berment will preside.
 6:l6-Sustaining member of the Junior League of Waterbury, dinner meeting at Elton. Prof. John J. Phillips. associate director. Yale University Art Gallery, to speak.
 SP. M.-Waterbury Hadassah sponsors a membership party. Miss Anita Hart, Waterbury. president of the Connecticut Region of Junior HadaSSah, will speak.
 8P. M.-Waterbury Business and Professional women's Club. Miss Marjorie Farley, speaker.
 sP. M.-Rosary Confraternity of St. Margaret's Church.
 tSP. M.-Bunker Hill P. T. A. des- sert card party. at Bunker Hili gymnasium.
 sP. M.-Beth Fl Sisterhood at Beth Fl Auditorium. Mrs. Hyman Aronson will report on meeting of National Women's League in Chi- cago. Miss Ruth Nevins. guest speaker.
 2:3O P. M.-Annual Christmas party of the Waterbury Chapter, Women's Christian Temperance Union, at First Methodist Church parlor.
 SIP. M.-YD Veterans Association Christmas party. at Trinity Church. Parish Hall.
 8P. M.-The Girls Sorority of the Second Congregational Church will sponsor a brush demonstration at the church.
 6P. M.-The Ladies of the Blessed Sacrament will sponsor card party at church hall on Robbins Street.
 8P. M.-Special meeting of the Waterbury Womens Democratic club at Democratic Headquarters, North Main Street.
 8P. M.-The 3Mc Club of Trinity Church holds Christmas party at church.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-12-02
RW-ROSSi
 NWptiGE Held At M. LWCyS

Inc Rev, pellx Scoelso, pastor et A. 1acsS Sh0rch 0nlteS GA mar rsare on SasaraAy Miss AatoMesee RoSsi, daughter Ot MT. and MrS, a1AgaaNe Ross, rssa0r SWeeS snc vincent Marc Hace, son of MT, and Mrs. Marc Hece, ot Nelson Ave n0e.
 The bride. given Sn mATvsaee es her father, WOW a white SatAil gown wssh tssse0 bodice. sweetheart neckiine, long sleeves and lAce Skar' cat en tram, tser angev4sp tlsaSson vel teN rom an orange eloSson crown and she cagrle6 a prayer book wStA oachle marker,
 The osaae was attended by her sister, Mss Magv RoSSi, aaas0 oi honor, and Mss Ellen Pace sister of the oriaeero0na, noWer esra. Ec- ward Pace served his brother SS beSt man and the brides brothers, Joseph and Roland RoSSl, weN aSherS. A recepsson Followed aa oAs home ef the bride,
 The couple left for a wedding trsp eo Boston. Mass, and NeN York Clgy. the bride wore green cabaraine Suss. black acceSsoraeS and an oCchi6
 She is a graduate os wiley Hlgsi School and her husband. who va recently eischarce6 rom the [. $ Navy aster one and a has years service, iS a graduate of lesVen- worth Hieh School
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-12-02
Blessed Sacrament Group Will Sponsor Cord Forty Tomorrow

The Ladies of the Blessed Sacra- ment will sponsor their first card party on Tuesday evening. Dec. 3, at 8 o'clock at the Blessed Sacra- ment Hall on Robbins Street.
 Mrs. John Clark is chairman, and is being assisted by Mrs. Kenneth Alderman, Mrs. Harold Begley, Mrs. P. P Barnes, Mrs. Margaret Bren- nan, Mrs. A. E. Brown. Mrs Larry Bulette, Mrs. John Clark, Mrs. Frank Clarkin. Mrs. George Cronk, Mrs L. E. Darlington, Miss Rosetta Birmingham, Mrs. M. J. Dempsey Mrs. Edward Doyle. Mrs. William Dillon, Mrs. Angelo Di Giovanni, Mrs. Frank Dutil, Mrs. A. N. Er- richetti, Miss Cappello. and Mrs. Edward Grady.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-12-02
Local Girls Participate Ln ActiVttteS

Miss Medelise Dslnsky, of Kllloee Street, will be one ol the models ln the Easter episode of the musl. cale, "fIolidayB in Review" which win be put on by the seniors ln the auditorium at the College of saint Elizabeth, Convent Station, N, j.. on Thursday evening, Dec, 8.
 A performance of ie scenes, touching the high spots Of each of the i2 months, will begin with her- aids proclalming the New Year. The various scenes will Include the Joys of Valentines Day, St. Patrlck's birthday, the Easter parade, trib- iites to National heroes and Indian war dances.
 Students at the college are look Ing forward with anticipation to the opening Of the Snack Bar in the Administration Building on Dec. !.
 The plan is the outcome of the smart idea Of Q number of sopho. iflores and freshmen, who saw the possibility of recondltioning an old soda fountain and of putting into condition an unused room, with well-stocked cupboard which viii serve the purpose of satisfying their epicurean desires on the one hand and their staunch resolution, on the other, to raise money for the build. ing fund. Among the group of nine. are three Marys from Waterbury: Miss Mary Lord of Willow Street, Miss Mary Kelly of Johnson Street and Miss Mary Rose Clarkln of West Main Street.
 Coffee and it's accessories will be served from D:30 to i0:3o P. M. to late risers: sodas and snacks from 3 to P. M for the work-weary and tasty tid-bits from 2 to 6 in the evening for those who have some- how missed their dinners, and there will be music with the meals. Con. vivial hospitality will be on hand for Saturday and Sunday visitors. Members of the various classes have signed up for service at the bar.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-12-02
Doris KMbik
 WeCIS Veteran

Terryville, Dec. 2-Miss Doris Ja. net Kubik, daughter of Mir. and Mrs. Frank ]. Kubik of Collinsville and MT. Bernard A. zumbroski, son of Mir. and Mrs. Joseph Zumbroski of Terryville were married Novem. Der ga in St. Patrick's Church, Col- linsville, Rev John Sullivan per- formed the double ring ceremony
 Presented in marriage by her father, the bride was attended by Miss Violet Bors of West Granhy as maid of honor, Miss Dolores Licki of Terryville was a bridesmaid and Paula Adamson, flower girl.
 Chester Klimanoski of Terryville served as best man while Francis Kubik ushered.
 The bride wore a satin gown which was fashioned with seed pearls and Q long full train. The flngertip veil was caught from a pearl tiara and she carried prayer book marked with an orchid.
 The attendants were gowned siln- ilarly in red velvet. They wore red and white carnations in their hair, and carried bouquets of white car- nations. The flower girl was frock. cd in white satin and she also car ried red carnations.
 Following a reception at the Grange Hall. Collinsville, the couple left on a wedding trip, the bride at- tired in a black gabardine suit, black and gold accessories and ftlrs,
 Mrs. zumbroski is a graduate Of the Canton High School while MT zumbroski a graduate of TerTyville high school served as a sergeant during World War II.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-12-02
Kibbe- VesasaeaSs Wedding Held M OnkOiILe

On Saturday afternoon at ( 4o'clock in the Union Congregational Church, oakville, Miss Janet Marie Venneau, daughter of MT. and Mrs. Charles venenau, Oakville, and Gerald Bradford Kibhe, son Of MT. and Mrs, Charles Kibbe. Somers, were married by Rev. Oscar Locke.
 Given in marriage by her father the bride was attended hy her sister, Mrs. Thomas Hirleman. matron ol honor. Miss Joan Kelly and Miss Claire Montambault. her cousins bridesmaids and her niece. Judith venneau and Carol wooding. flower girls. Herman Dilling. Somers, served his cousin as best man.
 Ushers were Thomas J. Hirleman brother-an-law of the bride. Thomas Kelly, her cousin, and Edward Sea- refer and Roger Swanson.
 The bride wore a white brida, gown. with satin bodice high neck. line, long sleeves. and full skirt Q. lace. A seed pearl crown held he, full length veil. and she carried ( satin uluff marked with white roses
 A reception was held at the bridea home for 200 guests, including thosl from New York, Massachusetts, Nev Jersey, Vermont, Michigan, Rennsyl. yania, New Hampshire, Californi, and nearby Connecticut towns.
 For traveling the bride wore q brown gabardine suit, fuchsia mou. ton-trimmed coat, brown acceSSorie. and orchid corsage. She is an alumns of watertown High school and hel husband attended Kibbe- -Fulle, School, Somers.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-12-02
Miss Nancy Stettb0cker
 Bride 0fJOhnL ThwvSfieLd

The Rev, Francis Q. Ayres, rector of %, Johns church, united In mar. riage on Saturday afternoon, Mlsl Nancy Ray Dtettbachef, daughter Of Dr, and Mrs Henry Beetbachef, Revere Street, and John James 1ihuFsfeid, son of Mir. and Mrs. Rob. ert D, Thufsfeid, of Montgomery Street The o'clock ceremony waa performed in Q floral setting of palms and white chryBanthemums. Miles "A Martin offered a prelude Of organ music, Bololst for the cere. f10ny vas Charles Duncan, who sang "f Love You Truly" and "rhe Lords Prayer"
 Attending the bride was Mrs. Ben- jatnin Fogier, Lexington, Mass, the brldegrooB's sister, as fnatroi1 Of honor: and Mrs. r. Kennard Dill, Baltimore, Md, and Miss Anne Lnellen, Philadelphia, Pa, cousin and classmate of the bride, as bridesmaids. Mfr. Thursfieid was served by Benjamin Fogief, as best man. Dr. Alfred Reichenbach, wil- Ham Morrison, Torfington, cousin of the bridegroom; Donald Duncan, a student at Trinity College, and Joseph Cavanaugh, ushered.
 For her marriage the bride se- lected an ivory fnoire taffeta gown, designed with c heart neckllne, short sleeves, a fitted bodice and q bouffant skirt which terminated In a slight train. Her three-quarter length veil of illusion. which was yorn by Mir. Thursfleid's cousin, Mrs. Kingsley W. French, Torring- ton. at her wedding, was arranged from a halo of heirloom lace and seed pearls. She carried a sheaf of calla lilies.
 Her honor attendants moss green velvet gown was similarly fashioned with the exception of c scalloped neckline and a basque bodice and was complemented by a colored iewel-studded Juliet cap outlined with gold braid. Completing her ensemble were long matching mitts and pink cameliias on bed Of greenery. The burgundy velvet cos- fumes of the bridesmaids were iden- tlcal to that of the Tnatron of honor.
 More than POO friends and rela. tives. including those from England, Baltimore. Philadelphia. New York, Torrington. Boston. Ansonia and Nauqatuck were present at the cere- mony and reception which followed at the Waterbury Country Club. Mrs. stettbacher received in a co- coa silk dress with short sleeves, a green felt hat and a corsage of green orchids. Mrs. Thursfield wore a dark brown crepe dress. yellow tan floral hat and a corsage of yel- low orchids.
 The couple plan a wedding trip to Boston. Canada and New York, upon return from which they Will take up residence on Cummings Avenue. OakviIie. For travel the bride chose a tangerfne wool dress. a winter white ftir-trimmed coat and a matching hat.
 Mrs. Thursfieid Is a graduate oi Iankenau School Philadelphia. Pa. A graduate of Peekskiil Military Academy. Mir. Thursfield served as a staff sergeant in the Army Ar Forces for four years. including duty in the Patific Theater with the 307th Bomber Group.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-12-02
Sunday Afternoon ESesst
 Presented Varied Program

Nea,ssrS and trends Ot Che Nat= safack Musical Art Society eni0Xe4 A vesy iNe musicale yesleEuAE Afternoon at the home of Nr. ana Mrs Frederick l., Nahn cf Wtllo# Strees, me program was pfeSente e4 ae members of the Sociely ana nAA1e up aS follows;
 A Sexeesse of young w0men~~ AHArxAres csaAtaela. Martha Mc- Nas,sht. NellA Rosa. ElmenA Acce- tara, Charlotte Doason and &lsie aallorAn sang four love soneS, ar- rsneed for the music ot Ethelper1 NeVtN,S ~veNeEiA.~
 Mss Martha McNassght sang two ero0pS ot soprano solos, ~Aoon~ tam hs Raeaach, ~BlaekblrdA Soag,~ oy omittirs Dawn" oy Csar- rans sn ara from Andre Cnenier~ Sv GiorSano, and ~S0n0own," nS woe1Man. They responded t0 efa- thGSiastio applause with God Gave Ne a Sons"
 Mrs, JoSsse Hawkes. of woodbaEy played two groups of piano soaoz, the arS5 'RO0o0,~ eS Beethosena and Two lntermezzi by Brahms. The second included ~Etaae in o mS5oS.~ by Chopin; "Polonaise tn A flat oy Chopin Greek Pastoral ' As Aarxarlt'S
 Mrs. Hawkes. explained the has- cogy oS the composition of the last. as she and. her husband were friends ot the composer when their work was in Greece and this made the 6elirhtfal sketch even more in- ;ereSsine. She responded with Brahms walt7.
 TeasS was the first of a series of Sunday afternoon rnuSicales to De given Ay the Mattat,1ck Musical Are Society during the coming season the dates and places for the others 70 ee announced later.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-12-02
Annuol BoZoor Of lutheron Group On "Wednesday

The Ladies Aio Socsesy ot the Fsrst Lutheran Church wsn hold its annual bazaar and supper wecnes- day afternoon from l,s0 to 7sSo P, M. at the parish hal.
 1n charge of arrangements are Mrs. E6sih Bartsoh. chairman; dining room Mrs. Emily Fstzpatrick, Mrs. Lena Nsaasch. Mrs. Cora EaS- sell. Mrs. Philip Spei6el Mrs. Paul Schwestzer. Mrs. Florence Hauce. Mrs. Margaret Lux, Mrs. Emma Piel Mrs. Margaret Serum. Mrs. Violet Hansen. Mrs. Margaret Krause Mrs Margaret HolaenStein. Mrs. Adam Wilke and Mrs. r6a Gsilott: food table. Mrs. John Camp: apronS Mrs Paul Grp0ers tickets Mrs. simon Beck. Mrs. Rose Kemp.
 Kitchen. Mrs. Marie ArAe-. Mrs Julia Sonntag. Mrs. Herman Kujst Mrs. Bertha BahHnaS Mrs. Henrs Kleist. Mrs. Alfre6 renner. Mrs Quo HaSse. Mrs. Edward Kunde Mrs. Carl Radke. Mrs. Olga Rissen Mrs. Marie PennitE. Mrs. Narrare. Herman. Mrs. A6o9ph Koslosky. Mrs Marie walner. Mrs. Anna wos,ke and Mrs Alexander Sass.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-12-02
Clubs Begin WOrk On YMLe GveesaS Sale TOnlOv7O5C

Work on the Christmas Greens sale to be held on Thursday Dec. l2, in conjunction with a bridge party given by Waterbury womens Club will begin this week, it was an nounced by Mrs. Clifford Prescott, chairman, at a meeting held on Friday.
 The Bunker Hm Literary Club, the Waterbury women's Club, the Waterbury Womens Junior Club and Waterbury Garden Club will combine their efforts in collecting the Yule greens and cones. and in the making of the Christmas deco rations. Proceeds will be used to subsidize the scholarship of Miss Miriam Malena, Guatamala nurse.
 The sale will include wreaths, swags table decorations, and all other types of indoor and outdoor decorations. Boueonnieres will also be available.
 Tomorrow. the following club members will begin work between 10 and l2 A. M: Mrs. Robert Dem nison, Mrs. William c. Manning. Mrs. c. J. Bcileau, Mrs. Walter Baldwin, Mrs. William T. Leggett, and Mrs. J. Russell Putnam.
 On Wednesday, between and { P. M, the following will work: Mrs. Raymond Pjdge, Miss Miriam Rose. Mrs. Charles McBurney, Miss Marion Burns, Mrs. Richard Wright. Between and s:30 P. M. that night Mrs. Merton B. Allan and Mrs. James Abercrombie and the Junior Women will report for work. On Saturday, Dec. 2. Mrs. Dennison. Miss Rose and Miss Burns. and other members of the Junior wom- ems Club will work.
 While there will be additional work meetings scheduled for the following week, a general commit tee meeting vii be called for We'd nesday, Dec. II, between 2 and ( P. M. Any other members of the various clubs are invited to join the work groups. All working mem bers are asked to bring clippers and kitchen shears.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-12-02
Hogan -O.NeiH
 VOScS ExchGnged

wasersown. Dec. a-AEiss Kath- leea ArneS O-Neill. daughter of Azr. and Mrs. Henry J. O'Neill. West hurv Park Road. wategtoxn and Francis Henry Hogan. South Street, waterery. son of the late Mir. and Mrs. Cornelius Hogan. were married "Wednesday. November 27 ln Ses Raalls Church. Kensington. The Rev. lohn Horxan officsated a& the cer- emony for which the church was decorated with yellow and oronze dpocnponS. Anthony King ouganis8 and solOsss provided traditional nup- faaa music.
 The hrs0e wore a brown and tan check wool suit with nrown access SarSeS and a corSage of garStenias, bouvardia and roses. AS her sisters only attendant Miss Betty O'Nezh wore a green gaoardine suit with h,ack accessories mad a corsaEe o9 gardenlaS.
 A breakfaSs for the immediate family was held eG the Eaeen. The couple left on an unann0uzlced wed- ding trip.
 Mrs. Hogan is a graduate Wa sersown High School and Sk. kaAas is School Of Nursing. Her husband. 8 veteran of three and a half yezzs segwace in the Q. S. Army is Q erad- nate of Crosoy High School.