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HIGH HONOR ROLL.3rd marking period

What Are Your Neighbors DoingAt tong last, the proposed road

political gentlemen have beenflirting before tax payers; is areality. Work is to begin beforeweekend. .Rei Stoat, Fisherman

Some yeafs ago The News-Times on Sunday printed thenews that writer Rex Stout was amember of a fishing party to theMiramichi River in New Bruns-wick, Canada. Included in theparty were several Danbury doc-tors - Dr. William Stahl Sr.t Dr.Nathaniel Selleck, Dr. P. T.McElroy. The party produced acatch of 27 Atlantic salmonringing up to 18 pounds.

Plans to build 35 one-familycondominium units on CoalpitHill Rd., Danbury have been filed

eburg Condominium andHome CSrporation, Sieburgbought, for $200,000 propertyfrom the Three-S DevelopmentCo., of New Milford. Thomas F.Scott is president of Three-S.

Putnam workers top 51 coun-ties in income.

Mr. and Mrs. Henry HubbardWells. Jr. have issued .invitationsfor the wedding of their daughterVirginia and robert HathawayBlaker on June 30, 1979 at OldSoutheast Church, Brewster,N.Y. A reception after theceremony will beat the home ofMrs. Henry Hubbard Wells, Sr. 6Wells St., Brewster.

Mr. and Mrs. John Farrellspent the past weekend at thehome of Captain and Mrs.Michael Halloran in Northville.They returned home during thestormy weather that includedMother's Day.

U-Haul Coloring Contest winner

Debby Lunn, 11, of FriendlyRd., Brewster, has won thirdplace in the seventh annualU-Haul U-Color Contest. Herprize is a certificate.

The contest, open to thechildren of U-Haul dealers, U-Haul Co. employees, and friendsof U-Haul, called for children tocolor a cartoon and draw or writetheir own ideas about why U-Haulis the best do-it-yourself movingcompany.

Kothie Foggerin personnel field

Selected for training at KeeslerAFB, Miss., in the personnel fieldafter completing basic training atLackland AFB, Tex., is AirmanKateri B. Fogger, daughter of Mr.and Mrs. A. G. Wind Jr. of LakeCarmel, N.Y.

During the six weeks atLackland, the airman studied theAir Force mission, organizationand customs and received specialinstruction in huma relations.Completion of this training earnedthe individual credits towards ahassociate in applied sciencedegree through the CommunityCollege of the Air Force.

Airman Fogger is a 1977graduate of KaiserslauternAmerican High School, Vogleway,Germany. Her husband, StaffSergeant Glen A. Fogger, is theson of Mr. and Mrs. ThomasFogger of 904 San Pedro,Winnfield, La.

John Mlgglns wins trapshootinghonors

. Shotgunner John Miggins ofBrewster, has won a handicaptrophy at the Golden West Grand •American Trapshooting Tourna-ment held here last week.

Saturday, in heavy winds,Miggins drilled 84 of his 100targets from the 22-yard line to tiewith a California shooter. In theshootoff, Miggins won the vet-eran division trophy after tworounds, defeating his opponent21-21 to 21-20. There was a fieldof 913 shooters in the event.

Competition in the six-daytournament concluded Sunday atHarolds Trapshooting Club lo-cated near Reno.

Brewster people to hear of thewonderful record made by thereneighbor John Miggins.

Wins promotionWilliam M. Owsiany, son of

Mr. and Mrs. John Owsiany of 5Parker Drive E, Mahopac, N.Y.,has received his first promotion inthe U.S. Air Force.

Owsiany, promoted to airman,recently completed technicaltraining at Chanute AFB, 111. Henow serves at Barksdale AFB,La., as a fire protection specialistwith a unit of the Strategic AirCommand.

Airman Owsiany is a 1978graduate of Mahopac HighSchool.

Barnards to playThe May meeting of the'

Cecilian Society will be on'Monday, May 21, at 2 p.m. at thehome of Louise Salinger onGuinea Rd. in Brewster.

The program for the day will bea saxaphone recital by EugeneBarnard, former instrumentalmusic chairman of BrewsterCentral Schools. Mr. Barnard,accompanied on the piano by hiswife, Ruth, will play music ofJimmy Dorsey, Lantier, Cole-ridge-Taylor, and Wiedoeft. Mr.Barnard will also present asaxophone ensemble, severalmembers of which are his formerpupils.

Co-hostesses for the meetingwill be Mary Frances Balzer,Helen Comstock and LoisMichell.

Diabetes meetingThe Westches ter -Putnam

Chapter of the American DiabetesAssn. Diabetes Club met May 15at Putnam Community Hospital.Anita Fisher, an R.N. at PutnamCommunity Hospital, gave ademonstration of a device used byinsulin-dependent diabetics totest their blood sugar levels athome and at work.

6th GRADE:Kelly Alexander, Christine

Baker, Valerie Barvinski, EricBeaird, Doreen Bond, TeresaBoretti, Marilyn Cannon,Elizabeth Cerlich, Katheryn Clair,Thomas Collentine, Mary EllenConlon, Paola Cupelli, ElizabethDavies, Gerald DeVito, LawrenceDiBella, Vicky Galarza, GcriGolinello, Marisa Gonzalez,Maryann Grube, Daniel Gruen,Diana Haviland, Kristine Heaphy,Kathleen Hefele, Lisa Hershey,Curtis Johnson, Kathleen Lawler,Kira Lynch, Denise Major,Thomas Marciano, John Mazza,Marguerite McEnery, ThomasOdell, Michele Opromolta,Donald Powers, Stacey Radeschi,William Ratajack, Nancy Renaud,Lisa Savino, . Gary Sullivan,Edmund Sulzman, BernadetteTombline, Lucille Trembone,Virginia Watons, ColleenWilliamson.7th GRADE:

Irene Altmann, MicheleArdizone, Elizabeth Bailey,Jennifer Berak, Russell Bonafede,

Lynn Buzniak, Paula Cannon,Robert Cassieri, Ronald Chiarello,Nancy Cocks, Diane Finger,Martin Fischer, Carolyn Hall,Douglass Hoffman, LynnHojnacki, Jennifer Johnson,Laura Kluspes, Christine Koenig,Peter Kornbrust, Clarissa Meyer,Claudia Monroy, Colleen Nevins,Jeanne Opdyke, Steven Osgood,Vincent Puma, John Ruscigno,Christine Tuccillo, JenniferTwomey, Amy Virant, ScottWhitcomb, Tammy Williamson,Patricia Zanarini.8th GRADE:

Adrienne Brno, LawrenceCapalbo, Joan Crotty, ScottCypher, Martha Davies, PatsyGrube, Joseph Hegarty, CarolynHeintz, Marie Kearns, HollyKnox, Kevin LaBorne, MarianneLyons, Jennifer Mainiere, EileenMcDonotlgh, Joseph Nassani,Michael Ostuni, Suzanne Pisano,Frank Quaranta, Sharon Reed,Noelle Rogers, Deborah Schnitta,Victoria Serman, Carol Sniffen,Jennifer Steeves, Rachael Varian,Patrizia Westfield

6th Grade:Michael Anastasia, Andrew

Anderek, Franco Aureliani,Anthony Badala, David Baisley,Brian Barker, Andrew Bates,Rubin Beltran, Steven Berak,Colleen Berthelot, JosephBielawski, Victoria Brooks, KimCallanan, Christina Canarozzi,William Cassieri, Andrea Coscia,Carrie Cranston, KathyD'Agostino, Anna Dana, MaryDellabadia, William DeMato,Christine DeVita, Victoria Dolan,Andrew Engstrom, Ruth FarinellaJohn Farrell, Debra Ferrero,Donna Finney, Paul Fiocco, FrankGalizia, Charles Gergley, EileenGleason, Carolyn Goetze, RobertGolinello, Marie Grogan, WilliamGrozcnger, Donald Hanaburgh,Kevin Hanratty, Dawn Harris,Toni Heather, William Henry,Robert Hopta, Kimberly Howard,Jackie Johnson, James Karns,Edward Kinane, Alice Lara,martin Larghi, William Lewis,Michele Licari, Ralph Maffettone,William Marianaccio, MicheleMartinez, Carol Ann Merlotto,Christopher Milano, JamesO'Connor, David O'Hara,Stephen Opfer, Christine Peloso,Andrea Pilzer, Michael Purcell,Diana Purdy, Amanda Reul, MarkRose, Damon Salvatore, VitoSblano, Adam Schutz, DonnaSchwerkolt, Lisa Shinkaroff,Matthew Somers, Melissa Sottile,Thomas Sullivan, James Tierney,Michelle Ullrich, Thomas Walsh,Carla Walters. Robert Ward,Kathy Wilms, Steven Wyness7th GRADE:

David Adams, Peter Aram,Thomas Baker, ChristineBarvinski, Julie Baumgartner,Dean Berardo, Mary Berthelot,Catherine Black, Janine Blasko,Leslie Brugger, Alicia Burns,Cheryl Burns, Guy Butler,Thomas Caputo, Mark Charest,William Chimento, PatriciaChiocsky, Ryan Christie, EvelynCrandell, Maureen Crotty, PaulDeDomonico, Louis DelBono,Paul DelFava, Michael DeMato,Annette DiVenuto, StevenD'Ottavio, Karen Duffey, LuisaDurante, Mark Eglit, JeriEsposito, Ann Farinella, BrianFeeney, Robin Fieldstadt, BrianFlorenz, John Fuschillo, DanielleGagnon, Florindo Gallicchio,Shannon Gillen, Sean Hanratty,Trudy Hauser, Richard HollanderTodd Holze, Michael Isaac, LauraJanaskie, Bryan Joyce, VictoriaKassay, Jennifer Kirrstetter, LisaLaMorte, Christine Lewis, NancyMarinaccio, Laurie Mark, KellyMartin, Bernadette, McDonough,Alicia McGough, RobinMclnerney, Raymond Merlotto,Kim Miller, Saam Miller, JenniferMonk, Peter Mulhern, MichaeleMullin, Julie O'Connor, Lauretta

HONOR ROLL 3rd MARKINGPERIOD —

O'Rourke, Lorraine Paliwoda,Kristin Peterson, Patricia Pisano,Robert Pivetz, Philip Prinz,Yvette Pullicino, Keith Puree,Colleen Purcell, James Quaranta,Mark Ramirez, ChristopherRenaud, AvaMarie Rolla, AndreaSacco, Matthew Sambora, DeniseSantelmo, Nichole Scagnelli,Anthony Schiavo, Michael Starr,James Steinhardt, Diana Sweene,Elizabeth Tobin, LeeAnnTommarello, Joseph Volpato,William Weiland, BrianW e i n s h e n k e r , V irg in iaWeisgerber, Matthew Willson,Lynne Yessian, Robert Young.8th GRADE:

Darcy Adams, RichardAlexander, Leslie Beaird, JoanBenish, Judy Benish, LynnBlackman, Philip Blaney, MichaelBuck, Jamie Bunce, John Cahill,Michael Cerbone, MichaelCharron, Joanne Chiarello,Crystal Clair, Sarah Cohen,Patrick Colon, Jennifer CrumblishMario DeMarco, Michelle DeVall,Kathleen Donahue, MichaelDrake, Kim Dreaper, PearseFeeney, Michael Fitzgibbon,William Fowler, Dennis Fulling,Daniel Godfrey, Nickolas Greco,Melinda Hall, Laura Hardecker,Barbara Hasselmann, MichaelHoffman, Andrew Hopta, JamesHowe, Michael Imperioli, JeffreyKern, James Kidd, PhyllisKinane, Shivawn Lamoureux,Sharon Landusky, JacquelineLarghi, Eileen Lawlor, PhilipLimone, Liza Lovallo, PatrickLynch, Jon Macomber, KellyMaloney, Marietta Manoni,Elizabeth Massinger, LisaMattsson, Patricia Maxcy,Michelle Mazza, Mary McGee,Nadine McGee, NicolaM c G i l l i c u d d y , Mart inMeyerdierks, Giacomo Minafra,Margaret Moloney, StephenMoran, Eugene Morris roe, PeterMugavero, Catherine MullamphyEdward Mullaney, NoreenMurphy, Ban Myslim, DeborahNapolitano, Maura O'Hara,Robert Osgood, Julie Palumbo,Patricia Peloso, Martine Peyrat,Patric Pliska, Sonja Rihm, JoEllenRuisi, Mikelle Sacco, GeraldineSchroeder, Paula Scrivanos,George See, Steven Seibel,Michele Skripko, Leslie Steckel,John Steinhardt, William Su,John Tarasiik, Anton Tchorzyk,Sharon "Wallace, ArthurWeisgerber, James Wolfe.

Carmel girl honoredCarolyn A. Galligan received

the Delta Delta Sorority scholar-ship at St. Lawrence Universityduring recognition ceremonies oilcampus May 5. She is thedaughter of Mr. and Mrs. EdwardGalligan of Hill and Dale CountryClub, Carmel.

'Arbitration Day"May 24

The international situation andthe textile industry; the effect ofthe revised New York no-faultinsurance arbitration procedures;upcoming problems as the bar-gaining table; and a new medi-ation approach to constructionindustry disputes will be amongthe topics highlighted at the third"Arbitration Day" Conferencesponsored by the American Arbit-ration Association. The programwill be held at the New YorkHilton on Thursday, May 24.More than 800 persons areexpected to attend the eventwhich is the Association's mostimportant educational function ofthe' year.

New York State Governor HughL. Carey has designated the date"Arbitration Day." Noting thatthe association is encouraging thevoluntary settlement of conflictsthrough its programs and act-ivities, he said, "It is fitting for allcitizens to renew their commit-ment to the peaceful settlement ofconflicts and to support the work .of the American ArbitrationAssociation."

"New York City Mayor EdwardKoch will also proclaim the date"Arbitration Day" in New YorkCity.

Speciol items offeredat hospital fair

June 2&3One of the new booths at the

Putnam Community Hospital Fairto be held on the hospital grounds .Saturday and Sunday June'2 and3 front 11 a.m. to 6 p.m. will bethe Treasure Chest-Old and New.A booth brimming with excitingbuys. Nimble fingers of theCarmel Senior Citizens and manyothers are busy hammering,

knitting and crocheting to supplythe booth with handmade articlessuch as trivets, capes, pillows andsweaters. Roselyn Hadden,Booth Chairlady says, "Come seethe doll house donated by VillageCraftery of Carmel and the afganknit by Rose Wenderoth, theRaggety Ann and Andy dollsmade by Ann Crookston forthey're all to be awarcd at theFair."

Join the Crazy Hat contestwhere prizes are awarded allthrough the two fair days. Youcan make your hat of almostanything.

There will also be a ChristmasCorner featuring all sorts ofhandmade ornaments, wreathsand other decorations. Always,fun to pick up in the summertime!

And you may spot an antiquebeing offered at just the rightprice. Candlesticks, pictureframes, odd dishes, tennis rac- -quets, will all be for sale, someold, some not so old but anunlimited variety of merchandisewill be offered for all who come tothe fair on June 2 and 3.

3,702,945.63

Putnam School District gets$3,702,945.63.

Spaghetti dinnerto benefit Dimes

A spaghetti dinner will besponsored Friday, May 18, from 5to 7 p.m. at the Masonic Templeon Rte. 6 in Brewster. LindaSayegh, queen of Sybil LudingtonChapter of Triangle, is sponsoringthe fund raiser.

Proceeds of the dinner will bedonated.to the March of Dimes,Miss Sayegh said. Tickets are$3.50 for adults and $1.50 forchildren under 12 for all you caneat.