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WRUN AM—1150 * VVRUX FM—104.3 DAILY SENTINEL, ROME, N.Y., TUESDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER 26, 1963 PAGE ELEVEN
Citizens Everywhere Honor Roll At RFA Notes 187 Pupils
Joined Final Tribute ; honor roll and 425 on the merit
By The Associated Press (Hotel Astor marquee. Traffic r o u f° r t n e first marking period Americans everywhere paid had been diverted from the of the 1963-64 semester.
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final tribute Monday to Fitzgerald Kennedy.
Airports, railroads and munication services halted operations momentarily as the President's funeral was held in Washington.
Many businesses and schools closed, as did amusement places, most governmental offices and the stock markets.
Thousands showed up at the site of the President's assassination in Dallas, Tex. Fioral arrangements carried a myriad of messages. One said, "God Forgive Us All."
Bells Ton At Honesdale, Pa., the bell at
Grace Episcopal church tolled 4fi times at noon, once for each year of Kennedy's life.
In Norfolk, Va., a bell atop the city's Public Safety Building rang 50 times, once for each state.
In an old firehouse at Keokuk. Towa, and in the First Presbv-terian church in Springfield, 111., bells that tolled 98 years ago for another assassinated president, Abraham Lincoln, rang out again.
New York's bustling Times Square came to a standstill at noon. Pedestrians stood reverently, heads bowed, as two Boy Scouts blew Taps from atop the
John! area. In the cathedral-like confines
of New York's Grand Central Station, 4,000 commuters watched silently as a huge tele vision screen carried funeral.
Navy Guns Boom
Carl S. Palgft Rome Free Etten, Penny Sue Van Every, Ann Gridley, Ralph Grieco, Patricia' Academy principal, has announe-: Verdgeline, D o n a l d W; shbuin. Grjessen, .lean Gualhei , Mary J ed the names of 187 pupils on the [Anita Witter, Neil Weissman, Joy Gualtien. Roberta Guaspa-
Ruth C. Wheeler, Mary Ann Whit- ri, Gail Gubbins, Susan Gfklla,! meyer, Dennis M. Wilson, Gary Patricia Gryziec, Sharon Hahn.i Woods, Robin Worlock, SandrajNancy Haley, Patricia Hall, Ymgling, Diane Zakala, Linda Miles Hamby, Claudette, Hand. Zingerline, Paul Zuk. 1 Kenneth Hand, Marilyn Hardy, j
MERIT ROLL jFred Haritatos, Mary Joanne Jean Ace. Sandra Adle, Donald ? * r ™ f e P a ™ ! a I^rrington.
HONOR ROLL Jean Abbe, Nancy Adolfi,
Alderman, Sanders Allen, Anderson, Cheryl Anson, Armstrong, J o h n Armstrong,
the,Larry Baker, Wayne Bates, Mer-• ritt C. Bathrick, Marilyn Bauman, 'Arthur Beane, Douglas Becker,
Janet Anna Carl
Navy warships in San Fran- ;^ a r r y Beckwith, Martha Black, Cisco Bay and the aircraft car- Linda Blake, Barbara Brown, ner Franklin D. Roosevelt, I Marjorie Brown, Allan Bucknoll, docked in Bayonne, N.J.JLynne- Burhanna, Pat Bush, Deb-boomed 21-gun salutes. Twenty-jbie Carrier, Patricia Gary, John one guns were fired at noon at lC e c i u a> Mary Jo Cesari, Dan Chil-the VirifrIta~mnaW~r^fi Russell Cicoftt;—VlteTietBatesv Paula Bedford,r Dav4d-4Se~ followed by a 50-gun salute at Civiok, Gary Clark, Joseph Clark,
Joseph Comis, Barbara Cumming. Dolores Daniels, Linda Daniello,
Ruth Derham, Thomas De Vito,
5:30 p.m. As Taps sounded at 3:06 p.m..
EST, at Arlington National Cemetery, The Associated Press David DiMaggio, Louis Domenico, silenced its news wires. j Sharon Dorsino, Alice Dougherty,
Telegraph facilities of JBadio I Ann Draper, Donald Draper, May Corp. of America and Western!Ann Dublanica, Marilyn Dykens, Union halted messages for sev- Dorothy Englemann. eral minutes at noon and at 1 Sheryl Fallik, Elizabeth Feld-p.m., respectively. man, Gail Ferguson, Dennis Fer-
Railroads stopped all trains. | rell. Carole Flanders, Virginia wherever they were, for the one j Fleet, Ross Fraser, Karen Full-minute past the noQii hour^Atlmer, William Gannon, Kathy Get-
Alvarez, John Andrews, MichaeLAdel » a r r i s - R " \ h Hayes Su Andrews, Sharon Angleton, Elaine k a n n e "emmes, Thomas S. Hen-Anken, Danny Ankrum, Constance dcrson, Bradford Herman John Argenzia, Peter Arnold, Linda | Hermes, Linda Hereer, Craig Arthur, William Arthur, Stella | Herold, Alan L. Hill, Veronica Atkinson, Ronnie Bagaley, LeejHodkinson. Pauletto Hoff, Theo-Baker, Christine Banks, Janet I dore Hogan, Carol Hollingshead, Barber, Bruce Barnett, Ronald 1 Herbert Hoist, Elain Houghton,
Rebelcah G r o u p Planning Party VERNON — Fourteen mem- hold the annual Christmas party
hers attended the meeting of the Dec. 18 at 6:30 p.m. at the Past Noble Grands Club of Normandie Restaurant. Cards luka Rebekah Lodge Thursday WCre played and refreshments night at the home of Mrs. Wil- w e r e served by the hostess as-liam Bryan, Van Epps St. ,,stcd by Mrs. Minnie Graves
Mrs. Marjorie Metcher, prcsi-'and Mrs. Myrtle Tudman. dent, presided at the business • meeting Plans were made to Use a Sentinel Want Ad.
Barry, Richard Bates, James
Barto, Christine Bates, Ronald
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Narberth, Pa., a Pennsylvania Railroad conductor, Harry R. McCallister, played Taps aboard a stopped train while 200 passengers stood with heads bowed.
In Austin, Tex., several hundred mourners in front of the state Capitol were told bv Judge W. A. Morrison of the Court of Criminal Appeals: "We hang our heads in shame because it happened in the Lone Star State." .
behead. Sue Ellen Gemberling, Eric Glazer, Michael Golden, Lester Gordy, Ted Gorton, Linda Grow, Joseph Grzesiak, Diane Gualtieri, David Guaspari, Rose Gulla, Susan Hahn, David Hammond, Susan Hammond, James Haritatos, Jeffrey Haus, Bonnie Heberlig, R o b e r t Henderson, Francis Henry, Marion Heme, Daphne Hepsorth, Janet Houle, John Jaski, Janet .Teroszko, David Jimeniz, Emilie Jones, Patricia A. Jones, William Jones, John Kekis
senfelder, Brenda Best, Elaine Bingham, Celeste Biondi, Nancy Blowers, Susan Blowers, Elizalx-th Bodie, Sally Boncella, Janice Boone, Kathleen Bork, Susan Bowers, William Bowers, Joanne Bowman, Ellen Brady, David Briggs, Sylvia Broski, Kay Browne, Gregory Brunette, Lynn Bryand, Jaime Bucknell, Marian Buczek, Betty Burdick, Linda Burke, Dar-lcne Burns, Susan Burtch, Lester Bush, Pamela Bush, Mary Butkie-wicz, Ravmond Butler, Charles Button.
Three-fourths of the U. S. forest land is privately-owned.
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Thoughts for
Thanksgiving! Thanksgiving it a time when those who are fortunate enough
to have families, relatives and friends gather around the festive board
It is an occasion where old fashioned menus and favorite recipes of yesteryear are brought out and dusted off. I t is also, e time when old and fond memories are revived. That is the kind of celebration that most of u, prefer on +his day that has ! N e w m a n , James NlchjMS. Nnnc been set aside as a day to count our many blessings.
Your day will leave you with a feeling of pleasure and real accomplishment if a guest is invited to ioin your gathering who, for one reason or another, might be spending a lonely day. Try it and see.
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Before dinner may we suggest a cocktail of your choice or a low-ball . Either will enhance your appeti te. W i t h your dinner, if it's turkey or other fowl, we recommend a white, dry wine or if it's a red meat a red wine is indicated.
A t the end of your meal a you with a warm, friendly glow.
liquer of your choice will leave
Andrea Calandra, Donald Ca-licchia, John Calicchia, Louis Calicchia, Rosemary Cania, Peter Capponi, Beverly Carbin, Ray Carrado, Salvatore Carrie-ro, John Carroll, Darlene Cava-rib," Rose Chamberlain, Tyronne Chamberlain, Walter Chrysler, Andrea Chupka, Eugene Chylin-ski, William Cilente, Linda Collier, Allan Collins, Ronald Col-uccio, Catherine Commerford. Josephine Coniglio, Theresa Cor-
Nan Kirby, John Klara, Roziland|c ° r a n . Ceraldine Corigliano, Knauer, Ablert Krenitsky, J u n e | L a w r e n c e C o r r ' Joseph Corradi-Krulinski, Janice Kurtvka. no- -Tacquelyn Creed, E u g e n e
Ann LaGatta, Alan Lake, F r a n k l E ^ ^ ^ P i ? ^ ^ 0 ^ ^ LaMonica. Janat Lewis, Linda Lewis, Alicia Lloyd, Joseph Lof-tus, Mary Loftus, Carol Luczyin-ski, Douglas Magee, Edward Marcellus, Michele Martin, Albert Mastraccio, Edward McCarthy, Catherine McDaniel, John Mc-Namara, Darlene Mecca, Anne Marie Mercurio, Carol Metzger RichaTd Midlam, Kenneth Mokr-zycki, Judith Muller, Nancy Mul-ler, Marion Mumpton, Patricia Murphy, Pamela Neal, Nelson, Susan Newell,
mond D'Amore. Linda Davis, Darlene Davis, Jean Dav, Livia
Juanita Housley, Robert Hoyte Constance Hunt, Kenneth Hunt, Carol HurlbuL
Donna Iodice, Martin Ischia, Chris James, John James, Linda Jeffrey, Gale Jenny, Wanda Jeroszko, Jay Johnson, Cheryl Jones, Douglas Jones, Lynne Jones, Michael Kahn, Penny Ka-ser, Sue Kelley, Edward Kennedy, Karen Kinna, Peter Klara, Ronald Kochman, Karen Kozick. Mary Ann Krzynowek, D a v i d Kronberg, Joan Krull, Gretchen Ktinkel, Ronald LaBella, Mary Ellen Lachut, Mike Lado, Wanda Lado, Donald Lamphear, Karen Lascurettes, Edward Latimer, Robert Loughner, Carol Lauri, Mary Lawson, Jeffrey Lozovik, Lee Lynn, Susan Leit-holf, Angela Lombards, Kathleen LoMoscola, William Lovett, John Lovier, Cathy Lowell, Roberta Lowrey, Sali Ann Lulwin, Richard Lykling, Larry Mac-Lean, August Magnanti, Carol Maksymczuk, Edith Maitland, Mollie Maitland, Robert Man-chesteh, Marilyn Mangino, Ellen M a p e s, Thomas Marcisofsky, Thomas Mariano, Bruce March-all, Carlene Martin, Michael Martin, D i a n e Martydewski, Martha Masi, Beverly May. Elaine McCormick, Gary Mead, Joanne Mercoldie, Jano Mcssi-
DeNicola, Patricia DeProspero,|neo, Kathleen Mezza, Joanne
A visit to our Wine Den will furnish Ihe answer to many of your problems. Do slop in.
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Niederhauser, Harold Norris. Ronald Patterson. Jean Peglow, Terry °tt Pepperrhan, Elfie Peterson, Ronald Priest, Larry Pugh, Agnes Putman, Bonna Rasmussen, Linda Romano, Carol Rubino, Joanne Rudensev, Linda Rudolph, Linda Sake, Philip J. Sanzone, Rosemary Scalero, Carolyn R. Schatz, Deborah Schue, Jean Scritchfield, Joan Scritchfield, Edward Rezna, Mary Shattuek, R o x y Simon, Gloria Skiljan, Patrieia'"sSnyder, Susan Sperlik, Darlene Stalker, Frances Steward, Lucrefia Stitt, Martha Stromei, Cyndy Stropp, Grace Summa, Donna Surace, Roberta Swaney, Elaine Sykes.
Patty Tanner, Ralph Tardugno, <Karon Taskey7 Cheryl Thomas; 'Carol Todora, Lorrain Toepp, Judy Treible, Elizabeth Trombley
Eileen DeRuby, Cynthia Desti-to, Judy DeVine, Linda DeVito, Christine DcBclla, Joseph De-Caprio, Mary Dimel, Richard Doherty, Mary Dooley, Nich Doria, Patricia Dougherty, Patricia Doyle, Joseph Drexler, Patricia Duell, Harold Dyke.
Joyce Echenroth, Phyllis Eck-Lynda enroth, Patricia Edick, Jackie Bonnie E d w a r d s , Margaret Edward,
Nancy Edwards, Gnil Eg art, randy Eggleston, Anthony Elli-
Daniel Ellison. Starre Emery, „Kim Engelbert, John En-telisano, William Esche, Robert Evangelist, M a r i l y n Evans, Brenda Faro, James Fay, William Fazio, Carol Federow, Joseph R. Ferlo, Marie Ann Fer-rare, Dolores Fielding, K a r i n Finlay, John Finley, Anthony Fontana, Kathleen Forse, Curtis Foulks, Cheryl Fowler, F r e d Francescone, Carol Francisco, Ronald Francisco, Jerry Fuller, Maurice Garbry, James Gardin-ier, Louis Gazitano, Nancy Ger-rard, Susan Getty, Constance Giannotti, Richard Giardino, P e g g y Gifford. M a r y Gigli, -Andy Gladwin, G ana Glenn, Laurel Nancy Glover, Linda Golden
Michanin, Marilyn Migliori, Rita Migliori, Annita. Minnich, Patricia Mitchell, Michael Moffitt, Kathi Molmar, Kenneth Mond-rick, Patricia Montalbano. Tom Morgan, Alice Munter, J o h n Murphy. Joyce Murray, Pamela Neal, Richard Nero, Kathleen Nole, Sharon Notyl, Frences Oc-chionero, Kathryn Oliveros, Arthur O'Neill, Ann Ortolano, Carol Ostrowski.
Richard Pacifico, Gertrude Palma, Robert Palmer, R o s e
BROWNIES TAKE OATH — Four of sixteen girls who were invested in Brownie Troop 78^ Zion Episcopal Church Thursday, give the Brownie sign. They are from left: Catherine M. Brooks, 7, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Brooks, 405 W. Walnut St.; Robin E. Dykens, 8, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Franklin Dykens, 703 N. James St.; Denise C. Mills, 8, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Sidney A. Mills, 706 W. Bloomfield St., and Kathy Boczulak, 7, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Steve Boczulak, 7710 Gifford Rd.
Investiture Is Held for Brownies
Sixteen girr^ became members of Brownie Troop 78, Zion Episcopal Church, last week with Mrs. Steve Boczulak, leader, conducting investiture ceremonies.
The girls also presented mothers attending with flowers-in-ajar arrangements which they had made. Refreshments were served.
With Mrs. Sidney Mills and Mrs. Albert Latimer, assistant leaders, Mrs. Boczulak invested the following:
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Troop 300 sponsored a memorial service for the late President: John F. Kennedy, Monday afternoon at the drug store parking lot.
About 100 Girl Scouts from the four troops in the village, and members of Boy Scout Troop 34 attended, along with the Girl Scout leaders and village residents.
Miss Janet Laube led in the singing of "God Bless America," "Battle Hymn of the Republic," and the "Star Spangl-
Terry Humphries, Margaretje(i Banner." Miss Carol Laube Latimer, Leslie Lee Lusby, Judy j g a v e the call to worship. Miss! Lusso, Estelle Morgan, Janet Beverly Stanton led in prayer.! Outwater, Frances Piemonte,;The Rev. Flovd Gotjen, pastor Gwenylh Sears, Joanne Tytu Jodie Kain, Debrah Kozick, Robin Dykens, Catherine Brooks, Denise Mills, Kathy Boczulak and Jctta Kozma.
of the Methodist Church and Rev. Walter E. Minlo, pastor of the Baptist Church, spoke briefly. The Rev. W. Ernest Smyth, pastor of Mt. Vernon Presbyterian Church, read the scripture and led in the Lord's1 '
Pawlikowski, Dianne Phillips, James Piekarski, Jack Pierce, Carol P o p p, Dianne Potter, (iary Prevo, Tbomas Price, Candy Priest, Sifsan Pritchard, John P r u g a r, Donna Reed, Brenda Rimiller, Dale Ringrose, Maria Riolo, Lorelle Roberts, Randy Robinson, Henry Rosoff, John Ross. Thomas Ruane, Frank Rudd, Ron Samsel, Pamela Sasenbery, Cherie Ann Sau-er, Shelia Schaller, William Schclderich, Barbara Schiffler, Patricia S c h n e i b 1 e, Charles Schoff, Louise Schultz, K a r e n Schuler, Grace Scicchitano, Sue
carles, ~Beverly~Se~oant;; Elaine Giocheski, j Seoane, Joyce Scerra, D o n n a
Serviss, Judy Shampine, D a v e
Visit Here VERNON — Miss Margaret Prayer and the Rev. Raymond
Smith and Miss Patricia Wall, J. Loftus. pastor of St. Cath-both of Rochester, and Miss Mary Graves, Ithaca, were guests over the weekend of the former's parents, Mr. Mrs. Merwin Smith, Van St.
enne s Church, gave the benediction. Taps were sounded by Miss Virginia Sprague of Troop
and 300 with members of the Boy Epps Scout troop serving as color
guard.
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Louise E. Turke, Barbara Tyler Linda Vaeth, Faith VandenburghJK a t h 1 e e n Giachetti. Charles Eugene Vanderpool, Dorothy Van Gratch, Marie Greshtchuk, Lois 10ra, Peter Simpkins, Michael T.
Skarrtutis, Williem Sktbodian, G e r r i t Smith, Karen Smith, Kathryn Smith, Kathy Smith, Lary Smith, Linna Smith, Mary-ellen Smith. Scott Smith, Susan Smith, Jill Socoloff, JoAnn Southern, David Sowards, Leo Spink, Rosann Spohn, Pamela Spriggs, Bonnie Sprock, Mary Stanizzi, Nancy Stedman, Haim-
Stephanie, James Stewart, Gail Storm, Sharon Stromick, Sandra Sturbin, Robert Suehos-ki, Dan Sullinan, Linda Sutter, Diana Swistak, James Switzer, Nancy Szmurlo, Joanne Szure,
Cindy Tardugno, Raymond Tarkowski, Nancy Taverna, Kathryn Telesco, Judy Thomas, Susan Thomas, Thomas Thomas, Kathleen Toepp, Kathleen Tnmaini, Alan J. Trombley, Ka-fhv Trotz, Donna Tuffey. Janet Tuthill, Mary Tuthill, Sandra Taksinski, Marie Tyler, Judith Venditti, Ronald Vero, J o h n Victor, Sheila Volk, Kathy Vol-pe, Joseph Wasneski. Stephen Waters, Michael Watts, Way-Innd Watts, Rav Wells, Susan Wells, Sue Wells. Nan Went-worth, Marlene West, Nancy West. Robert Wheeler. Karen Wheelook. Edward White, Richard D. White, James Wickstead. Marlene Wiedrick, Diane Wil-coxen, Diane Wilkes, Aletha Williams, Diana Williams, Frances Williams, Gerald Williams, Pamela Williams, Sue Williams, Vicki Williams, Donald Wolf-pang, Pamela Wright, Lorraine Whver. Dan Wyman,
Carol Yager, Lavern Zabiel-ski, Janice Zingerline, Penny Zugner.
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Mary Maude Briggs, RD I, Rome, who died Thursday, were held Sunday at 2 at the Martin J. Nunn Funeral Home with the Rev. Edwin E. Macumber. pastor of Wesleyan M e t h o d i s t Church, officiating.
Bearers were Arthur J., Robert L, and Roy T, Come, Merrill L. Cnppcn," Arnold E. Johnson and Thomas S. Vair.
Interment was in the family plot in Evergreen Cemetery, Stokes, where Mr. Macumber conducted committal services.
Flowers were received from Tannery Rd neighbors, employes of Westmoreland Malleable Iron Works, relatives, friends and neighbors.
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