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has long been at odds with the regular organization and Mayor Joseph P. Vaccarelia. Vaecarella has not yet anIOUNT VERNON— nounced whether he intends to seek Harry Zimmerman, former cor- another term and there have been oration counsel, was recommend- reports that he had told friends i this week for the Democratic he might not. omination for mayor, by the club padeH hv Anthonv D P KSSO. who Ruv United States Savings Bonds
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Strategic Army Corps exhibit . . . meet members of "the "Screaming Eagles"
Airbourne Division of Bastogne fame . . . test your driving skill during Wanamaker-Yonkert Jaycee
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About 400 hoys and girls in the school's glee club5;, choral group, choir, orchestra, band and twirlers and dance groups took part in the annual spring concert of the music d°partment nf Hawthorne Junior High School on Hawthorne Ave. Dr. William J. Shimmon. principal, welcomed the 1.000 guests. Miss Lila Mansdorf, music
teacher, was a soloist acmmpanipd by Michael Ofichello of the faculty. Student soloists included Judy MaJangone. William Quackenbush, David McKay, Robert Rayow, Randy Reich, Richard Woodrow and Francine Kirschner. The "Hawthorne Dixieland Band" featured Barton Tunick, Michael
papers, ignited the mass and shoved it into the car. The smoke knocked out most e>f the bees, but he followed up with a broom and a bug bomb. He also made this picture—AP Wirephoto Lawrence, Edward Controne, Marilyn- Hirschhorn, Robert Tauber. Joyce Pavese, and Jeanette Coyne. Accompanists were Marilyn Hirschhorn. Helene Hollander. Gail Greiner, Robin Kinoy, Linda Rosen wasser, Richard Woodrow, and Hale 7,eidman. Mrs. Lucille Alexander and Miss Mansdorf were in charge of the vocal groups and Fred Krell. instrumental groups. Mrs. Helen Graves and .Mrs. Heda Schwartz of the art department supervised construction of stage sets. The lighting and stage crews included Peter Jarvis, Michael Forastiere. Henry Roth, Alan Mauskopf, Jay Davis, Edward Oleski. Neil Weil. Robert Petrie, Kenneth Maser, Richard Ribner, James Volpicelli and Carl Baird.
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boys' 11 Vi oz. denim dungarees; biueoniy;sizes6toi6.
2.98
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g i r l s ' d u n g a r e e s ; 7 to 14; Sonforized; blue only.
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WHITE PLAINS— A girl injured in a fall from a horse lost her suit for $18,000 in Supreme Court this week. Justice Elbert T. Gallagher dismissed the action against the Board of Education of Union Free School District 1 of Mamaroneek Town and Charles L. Warren, principal of" the Mamaroneek Avenue School. The iury returned a 10-to-2 verdict in favor of John C. Napolitano, owner of the Remuda Stables. Brenda Bertole, seventeen, of Larchmont Acres, fell from a horse on Aug. 5, 1954, during a recreation program sponsored by the school board and in charge of Warren.
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boys' crew neck sweat shirts 6 to 12; 14 to 20.
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boys'cotton flannel pajamasj 6 to 18; assorted paiierns.
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g i r l s ' C O t t o n S w e a t s h i r t s ; 7 to 14, double-fleeced; with or without hoods.
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boys' terry cloth robes; blue or white; 6 to 12; 14 to 20.
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girls'flannel pajamas; 4 to 14; solids, florals, prints.
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b o y s ' S W e a t SOX; 9 to 12; blend of 60% wool, 40% nylon stretch.
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children's canvas Oxfords; red, navy; small 5 to 3.
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girls' canvas Oxfords; white; chino; 4}£ to 8.
pair 3 . 9 5
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boys' suction-cup hi-top sneakers, small 11 to large 6
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girls' white camp moccasins, 4 to 8.
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boys' black camp moccasins; 1 V£ to 6.
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b o y s ' S t O r m r u b b e r s ; priced occoringfo size.
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[J boys', girls'rubber boots; pr.ced occordmg to size.
pair 4 . 2 5 - 6 . 9 5
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SALE! Our own Atkins Leader pillows put them in a deep sleep! Docron, they stand up to comp wear beautifully! Crisp blue and white woven itripe tickingi resilient, soft, nonallergenk; 20x26 inches; regularly 4.98. HOW 3 9 9
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