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, THURSDAY. OCTOBER 13.1988

Noreen and Toi Celebrate 25th A

aturday, October 1, Noreen and Tom icher, Rockville Centre residents of Or->nd Street, celebrated their twenty-fifth adding anniversary with a Mass of anksgiving at St. Anthony's Chapel in canside wo family friends, Fr. Jim McCloskey i Fr. Chris Gibbons, Maryknoll mis-caries from Bolivia concelcbrated the iss and officiated at the renewal of the irriage vows. Another dear friend. Sir. therine Colby, O.P. of Columbus, iio, played the guitar and sang during \ liturgy. he Buchcrs' niece and nephew, Claire i Jim Smctana ^avc the readings, and s gifts were brought to the altar by their jghtcr, Diane, and Ralph Moniuoro. amily and friends, many who came m as far away as Seattle, Washington, Stt

Nancy Rapp Weds D InCathec

L Agnes Cathedral was the setting on :iirday, September 24, when Miss ncy Ann Rapp, daughter of Walter and ginia Rapp of East Rockaway was rried to Dennis Patrick Gannon, son of . and Mrs. Dennis Gannon, former ckville Centre residents, now of >rida. he bride was given in marriage by her ither, Virginia Rapp. lary Jean Lamanna was matron of nor for her sister. The bride's sisters, rtores and Kathleen Rapp, the bride-x>m's sisters, Wendy and Kerrie Gan-n, the bride's cousin, Mary DeCaprio, twn Wallace and Robin Waltman were desmaids.

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kchestcr in the iJronx. Their parents e the late Betty and Dave Hogan of kchester and Betty and Bill Bucher gtime Rockville Centre residents of llbank Place. >m Bucher has his own painting and lpapering business and Noreen Bucher i receptionist for the Pennysaver in kvillc Centre. Their daughter, Diane is >phomorc at St. John's University in ens. icy have been residents of Ormond «t for almost 17 years.

3nnis Gannon ral ieces of the bride, Dolores K. Rapp and la Lamanna, the bridegroom's sister, n Gannon and his cousin, Jenna Pettas re flower girls. evin Gannon, the bridegroom's brother, s best man. The bride's brother, Francis pp, Anthony DeCarlo, Dino Lamanna, ; Brand, Keith Martin, Mike Waltman 1 Shannon Gannon, a cousin of the om ushered. he bride's nephew, Christopher Rapp 1 the groom's cousin, Skylar Gannon reringbearers. L wedding reception was held at the sstbury Manor. ollowing a honeymoon in St. Thomas, i couple will live in Connecticut.

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Finalist in Nat Dennis Kurtz of Rockville Centre

was nominated by "Classroom Cor Learning" magazine and "Interna Business Machines" as a finali Computing Teacher of the Year, New York State winner and one of gional winners. The slate winners awarded an IBM-Personal System/2 25 computer, a printer, and five computer programs. The regional w were treated to a trip to Dallas, Tc June where they attended the nini tional Educational Computing Conft

The emphasis for the Teacher of in competition stressed teaching exc< through the use of computer techr The candidates have found exemplar to engender higher levels of lcarni achievement in their classrooms.

Mr. Kurtz, is a science teacher i Hollow Hills High School, Dix Through his assignment in the s planetarium, he founded the Space nology Environmental Program ( STEP), a way to motivate studc grades 4-6 to use computer communication, research, and cxp<

Friendly Bridge To Aid The Blim

A Friendly Bridge will be held United Church, 430 Morris Ave noon on October 20, by the Ro< Centre League - Helen Keller Serv the Blind. Brown Bag your lun dessert and beverages will be serv cost is $3.00. Cards will be pr« White elephants arc always nec<! greatly appreciated.

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ional Computer Cont< > who tation. The students who partic iputcr hours of training lo learn how tional space craft on a simulated fli st for moon, conduct experiments, is the robotic tasks and return safel 12 re- According to Kurtz, there have were than 150 perfect landings and

Model down." IBM The "Hall of Space," as tl

inncrs STEP lab is known, was built xas in leers, and receives support fr< ih Na- and students. ?rcnce. Mr. Kurtz resides in Rockv e Year with his wife Alice, a compute silence the Baldwin school district an< lology. Alexis a student at South Si y ways School.

ngand Teleconferei it Half Michael Dinkcs, J.D., CPA,

mJJS partner of lsracloff, Trattner & chool's ^C(* ^ i m ^ c Accountants, and a Tech Rockville Centre, will be a sp

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d Wilson Fundrc 1 in the The Wilson School P.T.A. w nue, at a garage sale on Saturday, Octc :kville t w c c n 10:00 a.m. and 4:00 p.r ices for will t a j , c place at the Wilsc ch and playground. ed. The Homemade baked goods w ovided. sold. led and All proceeds will go toward

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South Side Spirit Week at South Side Hi$

this year will run from Thursda) 13 to Saturday, October 22, Sp is a competition among the four South Side, consisting of vario designed to increase school spiri winning events will be awarded ward the competition. The even year are:

•World Food Day - October 1 an event coordinated with the PI Key Club, to collect preserved f the community to distribute the the less fortunate. South Side volved in a nationwide competii involves collecting the most ca high schools in the United St dents will be canvassing the vi] 5:30 to 7:30 p.m. Residents ar donate.

•S-Day - October 15 - This is scholarship drive coordinated b; Again, students will be out c this time in the morning, for d( the scholarship fund that helps cannot otherwise afford college.

•Sock-Hop - October 15 - Th Day dance will be a Sock 1950's decorations and music p a D.J. It will run from 8:00 p.i night.

•Clean-Up Day - October Side students will be wc conjunction with the Senior will be raking leaves for sen homeowners who are unab themselves.

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