Watertown Daily Times, Saturday, June 25,1966
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Morale of Soldiers in Viet Nam
Said Best Since World War I
A-.V-'
By GEN S. L. A. MARSHALL lacks or acquires very slowly to beat the jungle. Their
due caution and respect for main advantage is that they
Military Affairs Analyst
NHA T R A N G , SOUTH common sense preservation. know better now the trails
VIET NAM—In 50 years of Shrewd use of ground and run.
soldering and watching sol- bush cover, unless he is be- Tactically, they are creaing fired upon, is beneath his tures of habit—old dogs, rediers, I have
dignity. On an approach peating old tricks. When
never seen
march or setting up for night breaking off an action or tryhigher morale
ing to avoid one, they invardefense, he is noisy.
than that of
iably follOW aram
IIOM
soldier WPF* un
» g « Unes.
the U.S. array 1 1 WUHUKTO*
UP
Set
up
ambushes
at the
against an adroit and insidi
in Viet Nam. ;
WST
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of confluence, and
ously clever enemy, he might points
Although the |N
they blunder into them. Glye
be
a
pigeon.
But
there
Is
none
men are halfanother chance and
such here. The American them
way a r o u n d
they
will
do the same thing
fighter here can outwit, out- again.
the world from
their homes and realize that move and out-game anyone If these forces could manthus far thrown against him!
everything they are doing Neither the Viet Cong nor euver, field artillery pieces
AWARD WINNERS—Four graduates of Case Junior high school re"
may be washed out by a po- the North Vietnamese are as did the C o m m u n i s t
ceived awards at Friday's ceremonies. From left: David 0. Cox, D.A.R, Schuster, president of the P.T.A.; D. Andrew Pitz, P.T.A. scholarship litical riptide, they have an particularly durable. They Chinese in Korea and the
award; John J. Condino, Amy E. Carter, D.A.R. award; Marcla L. Munk; award; Nancy-A. Cook, P.T.A. scholarship award; and John R. William- unfaltering belief in the are merely numerous and Viet Minh at Dlen Blen Phu,
or three batteries could
Mrs. Lawrence G. Walton, second vice regent of the D.A.R.; William E. son, principal.
__
Tightness of their task.
highly furtive. The North two
crimp
the American way.
This is a more boisterous Vietnamese, being in large The total
of any
Joseph E. Richardson, Michael W i l - at Brown Mansion for Brownand combative U.S. army than part^city boys, are less at such h a r d absence
l i a m Rivers. James R. Rutledge,
w
a
r
e
bespeaks
Michael F. R y a n . W i l l i a m J . Ryan- ville Civic association; July any since 1917. They came home in the jungle than are
Gerald R. Savoy. David J . Schrytheir limitations.
ver, Peter A . S c h w e n m a n n , M a r k 12 at Dexter grange hall for here to fight, and their main the well-trained Americans.
E. Simon,
Gregory L. Sims.
A.
Christopher Smith. Bruce E. Sopor. Dexter Universalist church. gripe, is that the enemy is They are also more easily
David A . Spencer, Craig J . Starr.
loath to come out of hiding. prey to tropical diseases,
Gregory W . Steiner. Paul R. SterAlso:
July
19
at
St.
Elizaritt. John L. Sullivan. Jr.. Preston L.
Many of these youngsters though the difference probSummerville. Clyde R. Sumner, M a - beth's Catholic church, Dexeither reenlist or get 30 to 90- ably lies in immunization proson M . Swan, I I . Theodore M . Swan.
SACKETS HARBOR—Miss
James F. Thorne. L a w r e n c e - G . ter; July 25 at Immaculate day extensions just to 6tay cedures and medical care
CLAYTON — Summer serTrombley. Morris John T y o , SanPamela Lou Cryder, daughter
church, Brown- with a fight. Wounded, they The N o r t h Viet Nam vices at the Thousand Island
ford H. Wallins. Thomas L. W a r d . Conception
James Alan Watson, Charles
P. ville; July 26 at Dexter Presof Mrs. Chester M. Cryder,
will duck out of a hospital soldier gets lost more easily Park chapel will begin this
Michael C
Williams.
One hundnred and fifty-one 317 East Main street, and the Two hundred and seventy- Weisenbach,
the jungle,, and when Sunday with mass at 8 a.m.
James
C. Woodward.
Kevin
C. byterian church; Aug. 1 at before they are recovered to in
r a y . Todd G. W r i g h t . W i l l i a m M .
students were graduated from late Chester Cryder, was mar- two students were graduated WYoungs.
strayed*
from his unit he is Rev. Leo A. Wiley, assistant
Brownville American Legion get back to the line.
Nicholas W . Zaferis.
from
Case
Junior
High
school
more
likely
to starve, know- pastor of St. Mary's church,
North Junior High school Fri- ried to Douglas A. Switzer,
Donna Anderson. Sheryl Bacon, home; and Aug. 2 for DexBut they are not profesFriday
afternoon.
Karen E. Beach. Cindy L. Bentley.
ing
little
about
shifting for will officiate.
day afternoon.
M . Bidwell, Jacquelyn
M . ter fire department auxili- sional killers. Their aggresson of Mr. and Mrs. Merritt A. The ceremony began with Sylvia
himself.
Bitfield.
Margaret
A.
Blake,
After the processional, Vin- Switzer, jr., Pulaski, this
Patricia J . Bolton. V i c k y L. Brown, ary at a location to be an- siveness arises from pride in
processional
by
the
Case
Cynthia M . Burns, M a r l e n e M . Bus- nounced.
unit, the bond with their bud- Not one North Vietnamese
cent R. Oliver, vice principal morning at 11 in St. Andrews
to. Debbie L. Carpenter, Karen J .
Junior
High
school
band
diCarpenter.
A
m
y
E.
Carter,
Joy
L.
Students should wear band dies and a wish to get the job soldier in a hundred knows
gave a welcome and presenta- Catholic church, with Rev.
Case, Jodie Anne Cassavaugh. M a r y
anything about a map or has MANNSVILLE—The 16th
tions of perfect attendance to Robert E. Hall, pastor of St. rected by Frank Sacci. After L. Cerow, M a r y A . C h a m b e r l a i n , uniforms or dark trousers or over.
M
a
r
t
h
a
E.
Conkey,
Joanne
C.
Cona sense of distance. Space is annual banquet of MannsvJUeThe
added
zest
and
strongskirts and white shirts or
Sherry Berry, James Hall,
the flag salute and loyalty Ion, Nancy A. Cook.
Mary's
church,
Oswego,
officiDanny Mallon, Sally Mathews,
oath, Nicholas Darling, out- Virginia M . Corgett, Claire M . De- blouses. Buses will pick up er try is where they differ measured by this soldier in Manor Central school alumni
Cynthia M . D e M a r . Lyda W. band members in Glen Park from earlier crops. Possibly, terms of how far he can association will be July 2 at
Susan Mathews, Melanle Re- ating.
going student council presi- laney,
Denney.
Louise
Marie
Duffany,
Christine A. Edwards. Karen E. Ed- and Brownville at 6:30 p.m. too, there's greater stamina, walk in a day or an h o u r , 7 p. m. at Tomacy's restaur?
viere, Betty Rivers and Cynthia Escorted by her uncle, dent, spoke to the graduat- wards.
M . F l o r a , Gail A .
a derivative of harder train- which isn't very far. A four- ant, Adams.
Fred Premo, the bride wore a ing class and guests. Choral Gaffney.Christine
Tiff.
Jane M . Gaffney, P a m e l a for rehearsals. Players will
to-six mile march is about Class of 1941 and 1956 wiU
Sue
Gardner.
Patricia
M
.
Gebo,
ing.
be
picked
up
at
7
p.m.
on
floor
length
sheath
of
ChanMost improvement certifiselections, "Thanks Be to Sheila M . George. Jo A n n M . G i l concert
nights
in
Glen
Park,
But with these few excep- their limit. The Viet Cong be honored. A business meet>
cates were given to Terry tilly lace and silk,' fashioned Thee" by Handel and "Turn bert. Polly S. Goodfriend, Gale M .
Gotham.
Young, John Hall, Sherry An- with a fitted bodice and a Balalaika" a folk song, were Kathrwn J . Greene, Yvonne M . and Brownville or Dexter, tions, the American soldier is regulars can perhaps better Ing, election of officers and
gus, Mary Schneider, Jeanne n e c k l i n e scalloped with sung by the concert chorus, Habeeb, Cheryl A. Habib, Jacque- whichever is required for the the same happy-golucky G.I. that somewhat, but not much. program will be followed by
A. Hanson, Sallie B. H a r d t e r , location of the concert.
Ihis father was. He either They have no special magic dancing.
Horeth, Craig Thomas, Thomas pearls. A removable sleeve- directed by Mrs. Frederick line
Carman Ellen H a r r i g a n , Jayne F.
H a r t , Christine A. Heavner, DeboVanCour, Leonard Myers, John less sling of silk, edged with Jones.
rah A. Helmerci. Debra A. H i b b a r d ,
lace
was
worn
over
the
gown.
McCarthy, Marcella McConnell,
Thomas H. Hefferson, vice Doreen M . Hibbard, Deborah H i g - ^ ^ ^ i ^ ^ r ^ r ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ - i ^ ^ t ^ ^ t t Lt^^^^<^^-t^>Ls.^^<Ls.s.s.i.^^i.'Lii^i^^\\i^T^'tS.^.^\\^\iit\\\i.is.ii.gar
Janet L. Hodges, Sandra E.
Francis McFaul, Michael El Her bouffant veil was held principal, presented perfect Rins,
oke, Carol A . Jones.
by
a
band
of
pearl,
lace
and
liott, Charles Hollard and John
y M a r t h a Jones, J a n T . Keegattendance awards to Patrick M a rJoan
E.
Keegan Nancy
G.
crystal. She caried a cascade Berkman, Gary Buckingham, an,
Jones.
Keeney, Suzanne L. K i e l l m a n , SuM . Kirby Kristlna I. K i r c h ,
Other awards were: Highest of white carnations, roses, David Cox, Michael Davis, san
Deborah A. Klein Suzanne A. Kosand
daisies,
centered
by
an
M a r y Koutoures. Elizabeth V .
subject a v e r a g e to Susan
Peter Schwerzmann, Gerald ter,
Lake, Debbie A . L a P l a n t e , Patricia
Thomas, Jeanne Horeth, Robert orchid.
Savoy, Craig Starr, and Deb C.
Lawrnce. Ann D. LeClair MadeJeffers, Betty Rivers, Bryan Miss Suellen Cring, Sackets bie Toth P r e s e n t a t i o n Of t h e ' • " • (Sue) Lister. Adele M . Lowe,
Karen L. Lunderman,
M o l l y MacRaymond, Carol Scanlon, Gary Harbor, was maid of Ijonor.: P.-T.A. Scholastic awards was Sherry.
Debbie A. Marconi M a r y C.
Celia M . M a r q u e t t e , Kathy
Barber, Michael Damon, Robert Bridesmaids were Miss Pa made by William Schuster, Marino,
Marshall
Susan
G.
Maude,
LaJuett, Robert Jeffers, Mary tricia Switzer, sister of the president of the P.-T.A., to M.
Maureen McDonald. Jean L. McBarbara E. Metcalf.
Sneider, Dawn Graham, Connie bridegroom, Pulaski, Miss Miss Nancy Cook arid An- Grath.
Katharine A. Michaels, S a r a h J .
Pratt, Jeanne Horeth, Susan Beth Gilmore, Schenectady, drew Pitz.
M i l l a r d , Barbara L. M i l t o n , Danise
M a r g a r e t A . N a g y , Nancy
Thomas, Donna Lou Wise, Mi- and Miss Barbara Meyer, D.A.R. awards were pre- JE.. Morse,
Neuroth, Kathleen M .
Nolan,
chael Elliott, Mark Smith, Paul Yonkers. Mr. Thomas O'Con- sented to David Cox and Sandra J . Oliver, B a r b a r a H.
Karen
M.
Paclflcl,
Melchelbeck, Gary Smith, Leon nor, Watertown, * was best Amy Carter by Mrs. Lawson Overacker,
Cindy M . P a r k e r Deborah A . Pettinged.
Melania
A.
Pfister,
Knowlton, and Patricia Gart- man. Ushers were Edward G. Walton, assisted by Marcla A. Pledger, Donna R. Pond,Kathy
Paland.
Ford, Endicott, Gregory Swit- Munk and John Condino, mela E. Purcell. Ann E. RobllDonna JR. Robinson.
Mrs. Earle M. Cass, regent, zer, brother of the bride- winners of the D.A.R. awards lard.
Melissa
A.
Robinson,
Mlchele
A. Rogers, Jacqueline E. Rowell,
presented D.A.R. awards to groom, Pulaski and William In 1965.
C. Rubin, Jane A. Russell,
Cynthia Tiff and Robert LaJu- Clifford, Albany. Leslie Swit- John R. Williamson, prin- Joyce
Sandra J . Sassaman, Patricia M a Sayyeau. Virginia A. Sayers,
ett. Music selections, "You'll zer, brother of the bride- cipal, and Mr. Hefferson gave rie
Karen L. Schell. Sharon L. Schell,
Never Walk Alone" and the Al- groom, was ring bearer.
Schneider, Karen M .
promotion certi fie a t e s to Suzanne M . Melody
A.
Schuster,
ma Mater were sung by the A reception is being held graduates. The ceremony end- Schofield,
Kathy M . Seery. A m y L. Shearman.
Judy
E.
Simon,
Darlene
A.
mixed chorus and graduating at the River Valley Inn, ed with a recessional by the Smith,
Jan E. Soderquist, Diane M .
class.
Mannsville. After a trip to Ot- Case Junior band.
Sprague, M a r y Stamos, Sue Ann
Steblen, Deborah K. Stewart, M a r i Thor Ottersland, principal, tawa, Canada, the couple will The graduates were:
anne Sullivan, Peggy E.
Taylor,
m e s , Andronikl Thomas, Jill L. Thurpresented the Charles A. Reilly live at 7389 Lake street, Pu- F r a n k Amello, F r a n k R AAshe,
Gary
J . Arseniult,
Q*ry
heimer,
Deborah A. Toth. Betty
scholarship award to Patricia laski.
Glenn M . Augustus, G a r y P. Baker, T r i c k e y , Lynda Tucker, Yolanda A .
Joel R. Bartlett, VanAlstyne,
Charmaine
E.
VanStoller, girl with the highest ,Mrs. Switzer, a 1962 grad- Wesley C. Berkley.
Beach, Carl Benway, Camp. M a r y L. Verne, Sharon K. r
i
three-year average, and Bryan uate of Hounsfield Central RP ai ct hr iacrkd B C.
e r k m a n , Michael G . Blair, Vincent. Christine
M.
Walroth.
D a v i d N . Blake, James Bleibtrey.
Carlye
L.
Whitmore.
Clarissa
W
.
Raymond, boy with the highest school, was graduated from John R. Bocciolatt, Dean A . Bogar- Withrow. Carol Ann W i t w o r t h , Lin- (
three-year average.
Oswego, State University col- dus.T i m o t h y Brady, G a r y F. Bucking- da L. Woodward.
Carol Ann W i t w o r t h , Linda
Mr. Ottersland presented the lege with a bachelor of h a m , R a y Burdick, John G . Calen- Withrow.
L. Woodward.
D a v i d P. Carpenter, W a l t e r
promotion certificates to the science degree in elementary der.
C a r r , Vincent J . C a v a l l a r l o ,
Pat
graduates.
~
Chirico, Oavid Coleman, Leo Coleeducation.
a n , J e f f r e y R. Collier. James B.
The graduates were:
i
Mr. Switzer, a 1962 grad- mCosselman,
David
Cox,
Wlliam
M a r i Jo A b b s t t .
Dims
Adtit,
i
Cripp. Paul A . Cripp, Klaus D. Crosuate
of
Pulaski
Academy
and
F r t d a r i c k A l l a n , John Allan, Sherry
t '
bie, Steven J . Doyle. Nicholas W .
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A l o a n . Sherry Angus, Gail Baker, Central school, was graduated D a r l i n g . Michael C. Davis.
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Kip. Baker, Karen Ball. G a r y BarStephen B. Dick, D a v i d R. Donaldfrom
LeMoyne
college,
Syra* .
ber, T o m Baardtley, Sherry Berry,
son, M a r c D. Donohue, B. Jeffery
,'
t
Paulette
Blackman, Linda
Black- cuse, with a bachelor of arts Ebbels, j r . , G. Ronald. Eliopoulos,
nisr.
Lace
Blanchard,
Sandra
Richard J . Eno, J r . , Ronald^ J . Espo
ltfnchard, Elaine .Boorai, Darlene degree in economics. He is slto. Pasquale S. F i n n , Robert S.
t
rough, Kenneth Bryant, Stephen employed by General Electric F l e m i n g , F r e d e r l c k ' T . F o w l e r , DanDEXTER—T h e s u m m e r ri
. B r y t o n , Kevin Burke, G a r y Cattagiel J . FrezzoNSteven-A. Fults, David
in Liverpool.
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Gocota, Stephen
Goldstein, b a n d
• l e y , Rhonda Churchill, Colleen CorL a r r y N. G i o d w l n , T i m o t h y M . Gorr
jointly
by
the
Dexter
Youth
batt, Edith Corbett, J a m e i Corbett,
gen, Peter G. Gregory, R a y m o n d A .
Lawrence Corbett. Michael Damon, Susan Matthews, Paul Melchelbeck, Gregory.
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Recreation committee of the
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Ronald D a v i t . Colleen Denner, Joyce Richard M a r r y m i n , Kay Monica,
W i l l i a m Y J Hayden, G a r y A . Hemi
Derouin, Teresa DeRouchle, Wynette John M o r a n , David Morrison, Leon- enway, N o r m a n D. Hicks, A r t h u r E. village and the board of edu- y
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DeRouchie. Carol Desrosiers, Bar- ard M y e r s .
Hodge. F. Andr%w Huck, Raymond
b a r a Douglas, Toni Devito, Stanley
Robar Nethkeh, Stephen Norton, I n g h a m , George G.
I n g l e h a r t , cation of General
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Eldridge. Michael Elliott, Richard Dennis O a t m a n , Branda O'Connor, T h o m a s M . Jennings, W i l l i a m R.
Ennia, Stephen . Fayette.
Jacalyn Christine Oddl. Richard Paddock, Jonas, David P. Kaine, Frederick Central school will start next
F l a n a g a n . M a r y Jeari' Flansburg, Dennis Payne, Michael P e r r y , Nen- H. Kaiser, David Kallay, - John T .
>
David
Kallay.
John
T . week.
Evelyn Fleming. Larry
F l e m i n g , etta Petrie, T e r r a n c a P a t r l t , P a t r i - Kaiser,
L y n n F l e m i n g . Sherry F l o r a , Gregg cia Plenty. Connie P r a t t .
D a w n Kavahaugh. Kevin J . Kehoe, Wayne
Dick P. Case, director, has
F r e d e r i c k , Karen Froysell.
Puccia, Peter Rensome, Bryan Ray- D. Kline.
Patricia Gartland, Sosan Gilligan, mond, Connie Repp, Melanle ReMichael G . Lachenauer, Lawrence announced the schedule of
Pamela
Godfrey, Dawn G r a h a m , viere, Goldie Rhesume, Linda Rice, L a F a v e , Leland L a m l t i e , G a r y LaStephen G r a h a m , Helena Gregory, Betty Rivers, Rita Sanderson, Carol P a t r a , F r a n k L a V a n c h a , Kenneth rehearsals and concerts.
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John H a l l , J i m m y H a l l , Sharon H i n - Scanlin, Michael Scee, M a r y Sch- Leon, ' Peter
Ligammari,
David
Rehearsals will be held at
Patricia
Sheitz,
Vaughn Little. Charles W. Locke. Michael
an,
Charles
Holland,
Jeanne neider,
^ oreth, R r t i n Horth, Dan Jagaciaw- Shoen, Rebert Sister, G a r y Smith. J . Lustick M a r t i n G. M a n c a r i , Lee 7 p.m. in the Dexter elemen»Vi. Janice Jeffers, Robert Jeffers, M a r k Smith, W i l l i a m Smith, C a r l C. Matteson. Reginald C. M c l n t y r e .
Tarl
Sprague,
Patricia
Joanne Johnston, John Jones, No- Snyder,
James R. Miller, M a r k E. Mink- tary school, June 27, Jujy 5,
Stoller.
rene Kenfiald, Alden Knowlton.
ler. Charles F . Monica, Charles B. and July 18.
W i l l i a m T a n n e r , M a r y T h i v l a r g e . Montgomery. Thomas N. M o r g i a .
Harold LaJuatt, Robert LaJuett.
Concerts, all at 7:30 p.m.,
T h o m a s , Susan Thomas, Thomas A . Morrison. Thomas M .
Djana L a T r a y , Kathleen Lawrence C r a i g
Thompson.
Cynthia
T i f f , Nadelen, Alfred J . Netto, Paul J . are as follows: J u n e 28 at
Dalbert
Leween,
Jeanne
Lewis, Danny
Frederick Lister, Linda MacLeod, Patricia T r u e t d a l t . M a r y Loo T u r - Nutting, Jan R. O'Datte, T i m o t h y J .
Dexter
John M c C a r t h y , Marcella McCon- cott, M a r g a r e t Vallelunga Thomas O ' N e i l l . Richard D. O ' R i l e y , Brad- Dexter school f o r
nell, Ada M c c r a c k e n , Francis Mc VanCour, Connie VanVleck, Michael dock S. Pearce, Richard Q. Pickett.
Keyettes;
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Pietroskl,
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D. American Legion home for
Donna
Williams,
Donna neault, John J . Pinsonnaault,
Kee,
Sandra M c M a n a m a n ,
Karen Webert,
Macedone, Donald Mahon, Danny Wise, Robert W i t h e r e d . M a r y Wolf, Andrew Pitz. Bruce W . Pultz, Edr
M a l l o n . Kathy Marcott. Caryl M a r Christopher Young, T e r r y Young, w a r d J . Queal. W i l l i a m C. Randall Dexter Free library; July 11
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AWARD WINNERS—Four member* of the graduating
claw of North Junior high ichool received, twardi at
Friday's ceremonlei. From left Cynthia Tiff, recipient
of the D.A.R, award; Vincent R. Oliver, vice principal;
Patricia Stoller, highest average for girls; Mrs. Earle M
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