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tH-URSDAY, MAY $7, 1965.
THE REGISTEfrHERALP> PINE PLAINS, N;,*.
ANCRAM
the home of Mr, and Mrs. Percy
Jack Lake, of Millbrook, was
Dickinson on Sunday.
a Sunday guest of Mr. and Mrs.
' Mrs. Bernard Parsoiis
Russell Finkle.
Correspondent
E A 9-6239
Mr. and Mrs. Donald Drum and
Mrs. Thomas Moore Jr. attended
the Grand Ole Opery at New Milford, Conn. Saturday evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Donald Brown,
Mr., and Mrs. Herman Gray and Kenneth Brown, Mr. and Mrs.
Mr. and Mrs. Simonson and chil- Robert Cooper, Mr. and Mrs. Ridren, of Brooklyn,
spent
the chard Moore and Mr. and Mrs.
Weekend' a t their farm.
Jack Cooper enjoyed dinner ai
Thomas Moore spent the week- DeLa Vergne F a r m s
Hotel in
end bowling in Rochester.
Amenta Saturday night.
ST. J O H N ' S .CHURCH N E W S
Candles were lighted in honor
of the birthday of Mi's. Robert
Boothby and Katie Boothby given
by Mrs. Clayton Boucher.
Monday, May- 31st,
Memorial
Day open house at 'Mt. Tremper
Lutheran Camp, Mt. Tremper, N.
Y.
Sundav, June 13th, The Lord's
Supper will be celebrated.
SHEKOMEKO
PERSONALS
Mrs. Bradford Parsons and Mi's,
Blanche Parsons spent Wednesday!
at the home of
Mr. and Mrs.!
Charles Boice.
[
Mrs. Herbert Miller of Copake
called one -afternoon last week at;
the home of Mr. and Mi's. John;
Mclntyre.
Mrs. Harvey Hawver of Phil-,
mont called at the home of Mr.'
and Mrs. Charles Boice Thurs-i
day evening last week.
Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Parsons,
Mrs. Leroy Blass and Mrs. Chas.
Boice were in Hudson on Friday,
last week,
Mr. and Mrs. William Durwin
of Florida and
Nashua, New
Hampshire and their son, William
of Nashua called on Mrs. Lerov
Blass on Saturday afternoon last
week.
Mr. and Mrs Hoysradt Porter
and daughter, Sandra were in
New York City on Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. Chester Kilmer
of Millerton and Mrs. Blanche
Parsons spent Sunday with Mr.
and Mi-s. Charles Boice.
•Miss J a n e Fingai—of'""Albany
spent two days at her home here
last week.
Mrs. Florence Rockefeller of
Ancramdale is spending this week
a t the home of Mr. and Mrs.
Gerald Simons and daughter.
Mr. ""and Mrs. Mark Piester of
Pine Plains called a t the home of
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Parsons on
Thursday evening last week.
Miss Katie Boothby entertained
Miss Robin Roche over the weekend.
Mi's. John Derrick and children
called on Mrs. Robert Boothby on
Thursday afternoon.
Mrs. Gerald Simons and Mrs.
Blanche Parsons were in Copake
on Thursday afternoon last week.
Mrs. Ruth Borland of Albany
spent the weekend at her home
here.
Mr. and Mrs. H a r r y King of
Greenport
and Mrs. Kenneth
Tompkins of Bells Pond called at
, On April 21, 1965
Irwin's
sixth grade s t a r t e d
project, that he enjoyed reading them.
Episcopal church, Hudson: Mrs.
which, was making puppets and
David Perry
brought
several Virginia Steuervvald, sopranq solwriting plays.
items for a miniature
airport oist; Mi-s. Helen Alters,, alto solWe made t h e heads with wall- which he arranged on our display oist; David Clapper, tenor solopaper paste and newspaper. After table with the help of Doris Diet-! ist; Miss Jean Ihlenburg, flute;
,he heads dried, \ve painted and ter, Kenneth Stippa, Gary Pezze' Donald Steele, 1st trumpet and
shellaced them. We dressed them and Mark Miles. Some of the; Alan Saulpaugh,
2nd
trumpet.
with pieces of cloth, ribbon, and 1 buildings were made of boxes. W e ! The Rev. E. W. Weinreich, pastor
braid. We used fur, yarn, and will keep this on display for! of St. John's,, was the director.
wool for hair, t o complete our awhile as it will also relate to
Attending from
Pine
Plains
puppets.
jour final unit on Communication. were Miss Lulu Kisselbrack, Mrs.
The second part of our project
Here are two original poems' E. M. Net ter, "Mr. and Mrs.. Herwas writing plays. We paired off that we thought you might enjoy.' man Baden. Mr. and ''Mrs.' H a r r y
into groups and w r o t e them.
Baden, Mrs. Carl Schroeder,. Miss
The Jet
The titles of t h e plays, and the
Janet
Sherwood, Mrs L. C Aroh,
The jet goes very .hi.gh.__
names-of-the..students..who -wrote
Miss
Nancy
Johnston "and "Mi\ and
And it goes very fast.
and acted out the parts in their
Mrs. Thomas Foster.
It takes the people where they
play are as follows.
want to go,
i
1. "Crime Never Pays
Pam
SCHOOL LUNCH MENU
As it is built to last.
Sietz and Elissa Wright.
June 1 - 4
by Thomas Bryant
2. "Eating a t Home," Kathv
Tuesday—I
- Fruit juice grilRyan and Debbie Salvia.
The
Butterfly
led
cheese
sandwich,
olives, pick3. "Buttons and His Pal
Jay
les.
tossed
salad,
frosted
There
is
a
butterfly
Francis and David Han loh.
cake,
milk. II - Cream of celery soup,
L'p so high.
4. "The Man F r o m Venus", Jeff
ham sandwich, peaches, milk.
Where is k going?
Valcourt. John Crandall, and AlNobody knows.
len Shelton.
Wednesday^-I - Spaghetti with
There it goes up very high,
5. "The Fuller Tooth Brush
meat sauce, Italian bread, cole
Goodby, butterfly.
>.lan", Dougie Goons and. Dorean
slaw, pineapple, milk.
II - Chiby Pete Mosher
Gardner.
cken rice soup, bologna sandwich,
plums, milk.
6. "A Trip T o E a r t h " , Marilyn
Miller, Gail Burdick, and Kathy 2ND GRADERS ENJOYED
T h u r s d a y - - I - Beef stew with
Heermance.
vegetables,
celery & cheese sticks,
SCIENCE INVESTIGATION
T. "Fighting Never Pays", John
apple crisp, milk.
II - Tomato
Aim, Peter Staph,
and Peter
soup, cream cheese & jelly sandThe second grade class (Room
3artoIomew.
wich, apricots, milk.
217) had a most interesting ex8. "Jail Birds a r e Alike", Barry i
Friday—J: - Fish stick burger
perience on Wednesday, May 19th
Halbritter, Teddy Tenore, and 1
with t a r t e r sauce;; veg. jello salwhen Dr. Phyllis Busch conducted
Tern' Sorbo.
j
ad on lettuce, fruit cup, milk. II
a science investigation with us.
- Beef veg, soup, turkey salad
9. "A Trip to the Moon", Alan;
Our
subject
was
the
dandelion,
sandwich, apple sauce, milk.
Stippa and J o h n Gallagher.
!
10. "Hot Stuff
and the Fain- which we learned comes from thb
Princess" P a m Camburn, Lorraine French phrase "dent de lion" tooth of the lion.
Reed and K a t h y P e t t y .
11. "Two Men in Times Square",' W e were amazed to discover
Edward La Marche and Philip how very many of these little
Yv'hittemore.
I flowers we could count standing
Cheryle Victor acted as mistress in only one spot.
Notice is hereby given that the following proposed
of ceremonies.
. Among other things we learned
about
the
parts
of
the
flower.
Grade
Kindergarten
through
rates for leasing facilities for Community Antenna
second came to see our show. All« One member of our groupr John
Television have been filed with The New York State
enjoyed it.
j Seism, discovered that the flower of the dandelion could be used
Public Service Commission to become effective
Jeff Valcourt
as a crayon.
June 1, 1965."
Debbie Whiteley
Dr. Busch stressed the impor„
Monthly Rate
(orm-fion—In the article "P tance of keeping our outdoors
beautiful.
We
talked
about
why
P. Central to G r a d u a t e
largest
Aerial Cable (Distribution) Mileage
ciass" on page 1 of last week's some flowers could be picked but
why
others
should
not
be
picked.
Each one-fourth mile or
Register-Herald, Susan Krrschner.
We
were
pleased
to
have
«r
a
5th honor graduate, plans to atfraction thereof
$17.50
from Miss Kisseltend State University a t P i t t s - representative
brack's class - Robert Cahill. and
Drop Wire
35
burgh, mot Potsdam)
from Miss Knickerbocker's class Allan Mowris.
Inside Wiring
,35
THIRD GRADE — ROOM 201
Mrs. B. L. Grant
SACRED CANTATA,BY
We thought you might like to
DONALD STEELE FOR
hear about the special guest t h a t
CHURCH'S 2;-)0TH ANNI.
v»ited us last week Monday afternoon. This special guest w a s '
Elizabeth White's father, Captain, A sapred . C a n t a t a , J n four parts
Theodore White of United Air- j was especially written by:> Donal|l j
lines, He told u s ' . m a n y interest- Steele for the 250th Annniversary'
ing facts about t h e big passenger | 0 f St. John's Lutheran church, na
planes, and very patiently answer-• Manorton. It was written in four
ed our many questions. He had parts and consisted of' recitative,'
a wonderful surprise in the form! chorus,' organ, instrumental duets.
°f a parachute, the harness and i and soloists.
helmet that goes with it. We j Mr. Steele is a member of St.
learned that parachutes arc not John's, a resident of Eliznville,
canned on passenger planes. Cap- . and a member of this year's grad'ain White explained about the uating class at Pine Plains Cenmany safety precautions that are tral.
His major
theme was
taken before the plane is ready "Thanks be to God In the Highe r its flight. All of this gave n est." Mr. Steele has a fine sense
very special finish to our-.Social : of interpretation and the work
Studies unit on Trnnspdrtnfion,, took him alxnlt six months to
&nd we showed out- appreciation (complete.
by writing Individual letters to . T a k i n g ' l e n d i n g parts were the
Captain White. Elizabeth told us organist, Ross King, of Christ
NOTICE
Best
Mr. and Mrs. Eldridge Pulver
attended the baptism of their new
grandson, Stephen Michael F a s c i a n i . ^ t the Zion Episcopal church
in Wappingej-s
Falls
Sunday
morning. Mr. and Mrs. George
Morres were godparents.
Later
the Fascianis entertained at dinner.
Mr. and Mrs. John Van Dyke
and Mr. and Mrs. Harold Barnell,
Hyde Park, called on Mns. Van
D> ke's sister. Mrs Robert Brands
Monday night.
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