FAGETWO THE BREWSTER STANDARD-ESTABLISHED 1869 Thursday, December 6 , 1 9 7 9
Henry H. WellsMiddle School 1979-80
Girl Scouts plan yule craft fair
Sixth Grade-High Honor RollCharles Bates. Christine Clark,Carol Cuevas. Jeannette Dono-hue, Elizabeth DuFresne, Jenni-fer Hedlund, Joan Howe, PamelaKocnig. Dean Lockshiss, VictoriaMartin, John Mayo, JohnMcGough, Eileen Mulvihill,Robert Noah, WUIiam Ormiston,John Richardson, Gina Rolla,Michael See, Kelly Storms, KathyWalag.
Seventh Grade-High Honor RollDorecn Bond, Teresa Boretti,Staoey Broder, Katheryn Clair,Thomas Collentinc, ElizabethDavies, Gerald Devito, LawrenceDiBella, Geri Golinello, MaryannGrebe, Daniel Gruen, DianaHaviland, Kristine Heaphy, LisaHershey. Kathleen Lawler,Denite Major, Thomas Marciano,Marguerite McEnery, NancyRenaud, Edmund Sulzman,Bernadette Tombline, CarlaWalters.
Eighth Grade-High Honor RollIrene Altmann, Michelle Ardi-zone, Russell Bonafede, PaulaCannon, Robert Cassieri, RonaldChiarello, Nancy Cocks, DianeFinger, Carolyn Hall, DouglasHoffmann,' Lynn Jojnacki, AmerJansen, Jennifer Johnson, PeterKornbrust, Lisa LaMorte, SamMiller, Colleen Nevins, JeanneOpdyke, Mary Peloso, JamesQuaranta, Aamarie Rolla, Jenni-fer Twomey, Joseph Volpato,Virginia Weisgerber,, TammyWilliamson.
Sixth Grade-Honor RollDeborah Agne, Diana Alexander,Debra Alfisi, Lynne Barvinski,Lisa Blaney, Leslie Bligh, EdwardRrarifey. ^argot Brickeltnaicr,
B i l o u K ~ ' Caldorola,Isabella Cassidy, LouannCentrillo, Carolyn Charron,Christine Chiocksky, ThomasConlon, Eirene Connolly, LoniCope, Anna Cupelli, Peter Daria,Marie Dexter, Lisa DiDonato,
Christopher DiLeo, RichardDiVenuto, Donald Elliot, ThomasEvans, Bernadette Fahey, AngelaGallicchio, Michael Gergley,Marie Gisonni, Joseph Grasso,Kimberly Hananburgh, MaureenHanley, Erik Hofmeister,Christine Humphrey, Jill Jansen,Collette Jean, Mark LaBorne,Lori Landis, Joseph Lipson,Deborah Lunn, William Lynch,Christopher Meyer, LawrenceMiller, Dorene Moran, MaryMurphy, Donald Nakelski, SeanObrien, Dana Pavese, StepheniePhillips, Matthew Powers, DinaPowis, Dawn Prior,'Donna Puma,Lisa Razzetti, Christopher Reed,Susan Remer, William Rogers,Richard Ruggiero, ChristineRyall, Martin Sambora, MaryannSanchez, Susan Savino, DanielleScagnelli, Suzanne Schult, Chris-topher Sctivanos, laurien Sellati,Roberta Sherwood, Eric Silber,Matthew Small, Karen Spatz,Suzanne Stack, Christine Stenzel,Jeffrey Straub, Lynn Sunday,Jennifer Tansey, MicheleTaranto, Hollie Tardella, DavidVarian, Edwin Westfield, GeorgeWolf.
Seventh Grade-Honor RollKEIly Alexander, Franco Aure-liani, Chirstine Baker, ValerieBarvinski, Eric Bcaird, RubinBeltran, Steven Berak, JosephBiewlaski, Victoria Brooks, DebraBuer, Marilyn Cannon, WilliamCassieri, Elizabeth Cerlich, MaryEllen Conlon, Carrie Cranston,Paula Cupelli, Anna Daria, MaryDellabedia, William DeMato,Christine DeVita, Victoria Dolan,Andrew Engstrom, John Farrell,Paul Fennessy, Donna Finney,Paul Fiocco, Frank Galizia,Charles Gergley, Carolyn Goetze,Felice Greco, Ton; Heather,kathleeiTrleTele', RoBerT Hopta,Kimberly Howard, Eileen KeUy,Alice Lara, William Lewis, SusanLovallo, WUIiam Marinaccio,Michele Martinez, John Mazza,Christopher Milano, Lisa Mot-tola, Thomas Odell, Christine
Brewster gay with shoppingChristmas time is just around
the corner. It's the wont possible,time to keep weight from accumu-lating where it is not welcome.
The wonderful foods served atHoliday time are loaded withcalories and, if you're not careful,you'll discover several poundshave been added to your weight.
Brewster is buzzing withactivities. Even the adorable pairof native, cuddly bears informerOxman's display window, all theway from the land from DownUnder, peer out from trustingeyes trying to choose a lovinghome for themselves. The infantbear is certain his mother won'tdesert him. He cuddles close toher and allows all to admire him.
Across the street is the activebazaar called The Eagle Eye.Gone to further hibernate wesuppose, is the furtive eyedwoodchuck that held forth in thewindow surrounded and guardedwith red painted wagon wheels,pieces of the harvest and otherarticles.
But, the bargains to be had,within! Furniture, rare books,linens, sketch pads, silver,writing materials, mirrors,beautiful chairs, couches, etc.,etc.
Not to be outdone by ail themerchant's activities, the StoryTeller Lady of Brewster Library,Rita Liggio, is busy browsingamong the wealth of books dear tothe hearts of the little lads andlassies who benefit by her know-ledge of what material remains inthe hearts and minds of herprecious charges. How they lovenative Peck's sad Ht'k' x;:W "•'.':>.- I
Keep Him, Mom?" They nevertire too, of the fate of Peter andthe Wolf. How they gloat andgreet each offering of virtue andwickedness their movies offerthem.
These little citizens are bois-terous, active. They know whatthey want. And ask for it. Theirteachers are alert, aware, respon-sive to the needs and desires oftheir small charges. They realizethe Mecca the Brewster Libraryprovides for Brewster citizens andtax payers of tomorrow.
Teacher inducted
to hall of fame
Dr. Gabrielle E. Blockley. aformer resident of Brewster, wasone of 10 charter members to beinducted into Central ConnecticutState College Alumni Assn.'sSports Hall of Fame. The Hall ofFame was established to honoroutstanding contributors to theathletic program at Central anddeserving former athletes.
Dr. Blockley joined the facultyat Central in 1949 and coachedthe women's team over a ten-yearperiod. She served as chairmanof the Women's PhysicalEducation Department and was aprime mover in women's sports.
Dr. Blockley (aught physicaleducation at Brewster HighSchool from 1946-49 and is a 1942
Oneill, Michele Opromolla,Dobbie Orr, Christine Peloso,Donald Powers, William Rata-jack, Lisa Savino, GregorySchaffer, Tonia Schaniel, AdamSchutz, Donna Schwerkoltz,Melissa Sottile, Michelle Ullrich,Robert Ward, Virginia Watson,Colleen Williamson, KathyWilms.
Eighth Grade-Honor RollElizabeth Bailey, Julie Baumgart-ner, Linda Bennett, JenniferBerak, Mary Berthelot, CatherineBlack, Alicia Burns, Lynn Buz-niak, William Chimento, PatriciaChiocsky, Ryan Christie, EvelynCrandell, Maureen Crotty, CarlaDavis, Louis DelBono, PaulDelFava, Michael DeMato,Steven Dottavio, Luisa Durante,Jeri Esposito, Annmarie Fay,Robin Fieldstadt, Martin Fischer,Brian Florenz, Raymond Galdo,Florindo Gallicchio, ShannonGillen, Jeffrey Hamel, TrudyHauser, Suzanne Henke, ToddHolze, Tracey Hughes, VictoriaKassay, Lisa Kelm, JenniferKirrstetter, Laura Kluspes,Christine Koenig, ChristineLewis, Thomas Long, ChristopherMaravelas, nancy Marinaccio,Kelly Martin, BernadetteMcDonough, Alicia McGough,Robin Mclnerney, LauraMcKeon, Patricia McNeil 1,Kathleen Moloney, ClaudiaMonroy, Lisa Moore, PeterMulhern, Lauretta O'Rourke,Steven Osgood, Lorraine Pali-woda, Diana Penny, KristinPeterson, Patricia Pisano, YvettePullicino, Mark Ramirez, PatriciaReed, Dorothy Rogers, JohnRuscigno, Andrea Sacco,Matthew Sambora, NicholeScagnelli, Anthony Schiavo, JillStager, Jill Steeley, James Stein-hardt, Diana' Swcenc, ElizabethTobin, Lee-Ann Tommarello,Christine Tuccillo, Amy Virant,WUIiam Weiland, Brian Wein-shenker, Scott Whit comb,Matthew Willson, Lynne Yessian,Patricia Zanarini. \
HELP GIVEN GUIDING EYES
The Holidays are a time togive thanks! Guiding Eyes for theBlind of Yorktown Heightsrecently expressed its thanks tothe people of WestchesterCounty.
"We are quite fortunate tohave such loyal friends locatedthroughout the County. Not onlydo we receive tremendous co-operation from the residents ofYorktown Heights, Peekskill, mt.Kisco, and White Plains wherewe train, but our special projectsare equally as well supported,"said Executive Director Donald Z.Kauth of Scarsdale.
The special events which Mr.Kauth referred to were theAnnual Walk-A-Thon held inYorktown Heights in the earlyfall, and the Annual Golf Classicheld in the spring at the Mt.Kisco Country Club. Kauthcommented that "In the briefhistory of these two events theamount of monies raised hasincreased from $16,000 in theirfirst year to close to $93,000 thisyear."
"The Annual Walk-A-Thon is avery special event because itbrings our graduates and localcommunity into a close workingrelationship," said Mr. Kauth."It's something quite special tosee 40 blind people with dogsleading hundreds of other partici-pants in the walk." He later wenton to eminent that the golftournament has really helped"increase our national exposure,especially with Ken Venturi'sinvolvement (CBS golf commen-tator and former USPGAChampion), but of moreimportance, the people in Mt.Kisco aii'J surrounding com-munities have treated us »•'*'•ir^'.-.Tidous warmtl"
The annual Girl Scout Christ-mas craft fair will be on Saturday,Dec. 8, from 12 to 2 p.m. at theKent Elementary School.
This year the Carmel GirlScouts will offer a variety ofstocking stuffers, tree ornamentsand charming gifts. Shoppers willalso be able to purchase holidayevergreens, icing and candy
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houses, to select something fromthe international bake sale and tohave a quick lunch while theyshop.
For further information call225-3434. All profits from theholiday craft sale will be used tosend Carmel girl scouts for acamping weekend at one of thelocal Girl Scout Camps.
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