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JAMESTOWN (N.Y.) POST-JOURNAL-Thursday Evening, June 26, 1958 THIRTY-FIVE i

Closing Exercises Held For Kindergarten Classes

UtttEWOOD-Closing exercises for the three kindergarten classes were held June 18 at the Lakewood Branch of Southwestern Central School • with 138 children partici­pating in a combined program of :ongs, dances and rhythm band numbers.

Both programs, morning and aft­ernoon, were held in the auditori­um before a large audience of parents and friends of the young graduates.

Diplomas were presented to the following children: Mrs. Adelaide Plank's morning class: John Bunee, Barry Crandall, Mark Dan-ielson. Charles Darrew, Jrv. Jerry Erickson. Barry Finch. Dennis Franklin, Tim Johnson. Robert Kent. Daryl Owens, Mark Petillo, Richard Severtson. Rex Seeley. John Yamtch, Emily Ander­son. Janice Bradish. Mary Ellen Clark. Edna Darlene Ellis. Mari­lyn Erickson, Kay Gustafaon, Pa­t e ta Harrison, Christine Larson, Cynthia Mclntvre. Elaine Peter­

son, Linda Snyder, Rebecca Swee­ney. Jan VanStee. Linda Kron.

Mrs. Plank's afternoon class: Neil Anderson. Daniel Baker, Dan Batcheller, Jack Brace, Stephen Corcoran, Lawrence Denn, Robert Martin. David Segerlin, Craig Swanson, John Parker Swanson, James Swearingen, Scott Osborne, Vicki Anderson, Rebecca Hust-ed. Susan Hutchinson, Deborah LaGrega. Deborah Larson. Kath­leen McCloskey, Jody Nelson. Mary Louise Nordlund, Sherri Pratt, Constance Putnam, Beth Stewart, Kathleen Balint.

Mrs. Alice Anderson's morning class: Bruce Allison. Gary An­drews. James Baker, William Bau­er, Franklin Dean, Greg Forsgren, Terry Holmes, Ricky Pang-born, Stephen Pangborn, James Rugg. Richard Sanders, Stanley Smith. Maurice 'Wright. Tim Youne, William Cusick, Randall Bjork, Martin Liliestedt. Diane Barton. Vicki Brunecz, Florence Chambers. Marsha Ellis, Eliza­

beth Federicd, Ann Marie Groves, Mary Lou House, Bethany John­son, Laura Jean Keller, Barbara Limberg. Becky Morris, Crystal Olson, Cynthia VanTilburg.

Afternoon class: James Ander-iaon, Robert Blair, Craig Dieffen-fcaeh, Mark HoWsworth, Richard Yohnson, Ronald Johnson, Michael Moaner, Stephen Naetzker. Jeffrey J'eteraon, William Samuelson, Da­vid Slocum, Herbert White, Timo-jthy Waite, Barbara Cramer, Karyl Dahl, Wendy Erickson. Judith For-tuin, Kathy Johnson, Randi Loom-

iis, Patricia McCarthy. Valerie jMcGrath, Carrie Webb, Anne i Goodell.

Mrs. Louise Conroy'a morning class: Douglas Abbott. Tina Ahl-stedt. Daniel Anderson, Lucinda Blodgett, Joan Blood. Donald Coe, Judy Drake, Ricky Elmeer, Helen English, Karen Erickson, Cndy

jLou Fish, Shelley Flagg, Jeffrey Flanders, Brenda Hollister. Allan

| Johnson. Karen Johnson, Betty Jo Knowlton. Robert Kost. Susan sLawton. Robert Nobbs, Linda Ol­son, Lyle Ostrander, Roxan jOstrander, Phillip Peterson, David jReuter. Frederick Russell, Rebec­ca Sandstrom, Bonita Shilling,

[Deborah Stormer, Dennis Thayer. Afternoon class: Carlie Brown,

Douglas Butler, Bradley Carlson, Sue CopeUa, Kathryn Deegan, Ste­ven Eddy, Roberta Fischer, Debra Foster, James Himelein, Susan Kidd, Karen Knickerbocker, Patri­cia Lindquist, John Lombardo, Carl Lucas, Leslie Lundquist, Kathy Nordstrand, Michael Patter-

ison, Kathleen Osborne, Cynthia Riggle, James Rounds, Susan Schimpf, Daniel Swanson, Robert Traniello.

The following received certifi­cates for perfect attendance: James Swearingen, William Sam­uelson.

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Kiantone Carl Berg has arrived home

from a six weeks tour of Sweden where he visited relatives and friends, going by plane and re­turning by boat.

LAZY DAISIES MEET CELORON — The Lazy Daisies

met Tuesday for lunch at the home of Mrs. Viola Nelson. Honors in games went to Mrs. Edith Bache­lor, Mrs. Dorothy Carlson and Mrs. Mae Nelson. There will be no meetings during July and August. Mrs. Sadie Schultz will entertain in September.

Folconer Teacher John Felton Gets Scholarship

FALCONER-^ohn Felton, junior high science teacher at Falconer Central School, Is the recipient of a State Education Department scholarship, according to a report received from Alfred University. The scholarship covers tuition, fees, room and? board for a six weeks summer course at Alfred University. Mr.f Felton will par­ticipate in th<i course entitled "Current Developments in the Sci­ences."

These seholaiships have been made available as a result of funds provided fey a recent act of the Legislature. The primary pur­pose of the program is both to serve as a refresher and to fa­miliarize teachers with modern concepts in order that they may improve their otwi instruction and act as resourct teachers to their colleagues.

The squirrel eomes down trees head first.

Mrs. Larson Feted At Birthday Party

CELORON — Mrs. Eva Larson, West Livingston Avenue, was hon­ored Sunday at a party in observ­ance of her 62d birthday. Sixteen relatives, neighbors and friends were present. Attending from away were Mr. and Mrs. Paul Larson and sons, Terry and Kevin, of Warren, O., and Carl R. Lar­son, Frewsburg.

On Monday, members of the Jamestown Lions Auxiliary visited Mrs. Larson with treats for her birthday and a purse of money. Hostesses were Mrs. Ernest Tif­fany, Mrs. Phelps, Mrs. Erickson and Mrs. Maclntyre.

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Mrs. Clara Dewey and her daughter-in-law, Mrs. Neil Dewey of Union City, Pa., were callers on Mrs. Mae Parkin on Monday.

Mrs. Pearl Thomas of Wellsboro. Pa., and Zephyr Hills, Fla.. visited Mrs. Mabel Choate recently.

Most of the U.S. turkey supply originates in Ohio's Columbiana Fulton and Knox counties.

Gloria Dei Board Plans Family Picnic

LAKEWOOD—The newly organ­ized Board of Administration of the Gloria Dei Lutheran Church Tues­day night discussed future plans for the Sunday School.

It also approved a family picnic program, which will be held at the Lutheran Camp, Chautauqua Lake, the date to be announced.

Comprised of the Boards of Trus­tees and Deacons, it was its first meeting as a new board. Rev. Paul Beck, Mayville. presided.

The Board will hereafter meet quarterly.

Frewsburg Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Gustafson

accompanied their daughter, Ruth, to East Bernie where she will at­tend an aquatic school for 10 days.

Mr. and Mrs. Robert Emond and family of Hampton, Va., were re­cent guests of their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Gustafson.

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Weekend guesta of Mr. and Mis. Clyde Smiley were Miss Lee Judy Smiley of Rochester and Mr. and Mrs. R. Porter Smiley and daughters. Suzanne and Kimberly, of Webster. They all attended the Pier Reunion at Mead Park, Corry. Pa., on Saturday together with Mrs. John Miller and children. Saturday evening Mrs. Miller, Mr. and Mrs. Smiley and Lee J" at'ended the Bemus Point High School Alumni Reunion in the High School gymnasium.

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