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CHURCH SERVICES

PRESBYTERIAN CHURCHCROTON FALLS, N.Y.

Rev. Joseph W. Reed, PastorSunday School 10:00 a.m.

Morning Worship 10:00 a. m.

The P r e s b y t e r i a nChurch at Croton Falls, of whichthe Rev. John Newell is pastor,invites all residents of the area toattend Sunday morning worshipservice at the church, Route 22,Croton Falls, at 10 a.m. NurserySchool and Sunday school classesare held at the same time.

Midweek prayer and songservice, to which all are invited, isheld each Wednesday evening, atthe church, at 8 p.m.

fIRST UNITEDMETHODIST CHURCH

83 Main StreetBrewster, New York

.Alnlsten Joseph G. BaileyOrganist: Mary Rogers

Church School 9:30 a.m.Service of Worship 10:45 a.m.

Two servicesBREWSTER - The First United

Methodist Church will have twoChristmas Eve services this year,according to the Rev. Joseph G.Bailey, pastor. There will be acandlelight service at 7:30 p.m.and another service at midnight.

TRINITY LUTHERAN ChURCHBrewster, Putnam County, New

YorkRev. H. Henry Maertens, Pastor

. Worship Service 9 n.m. and lla.m. Sunday Church School 9

. a.m. and II a.m. Nursery availableat each service.

Trinity Lutheran Church willagain hold a special all GermanAdvent service on Wed. Dec. 22at 8:00p.m. The Rev. HetoerHoffmann of New York City willpreach the sermon. A coffee hourand fellowship will M o w theservice. The Trinity LutheranChurch is located on Route 6,midway between Brewster andCannel. The pnblk is cordiallyinvided to attend.

MBS. DOROTHY YESSIAN279-2570

WORSHIP AND MUSK)COMMITTEE

BREWSTERPRESBYTERIAN CHURCHJB>2325 and BR 9-3242MlhfstenJohnM.Davles

Organist: Mrs. Robert BrooksMorning Worship k- Church

School 10:30 n.m.

PRESBYTERIAN NOTESH - - > M . | - •* • . • rm •

Brewster rresoytenan urarcn110 Main StoeetBrewster, New York 10509The Rev. John D.M. Davies,Pastor 279-3242 or 279-2325December 1976

FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH10-12 North Main Street

Brewster, N.Y. BR 9-2634

Rev. W. Raymond LightcapPastor

Mr. David Becker, Organist* and Choir Director

Mrs. Dee Lockshlsa, Sec.

OBITUARIESJAMES SNIDERO

James Snidero, 79, of 62Marvin Ave., Brewster, died Feb.17 in La Palta, Md.

Born in Italy on July 5,1897, hewas the son of the late Mr. andMrs. Battista Snidero. Educatedin Italy, he was a retired generalcontractor who had also been amember of the Italian-AmericanClub of Brewster, the Knights ofColumbus of Brewster, the Brew-ster Fire Department and St.Lawrence O'Toole Church.

He is survived by a son, MircoSnidero of Camp Spring, Md.; adaughter, Anita Snidero of Brew-ster; a brother Peter Snidero ofItaly, and a sister, Mrs. AngelinaNonino of Italy, five grandchildr-en and several nieces andnephews.

ST. ANDREW'S CHURCHEpiscopal

Prospect at Maple, BrewsterSUNDAYS:

Holy Eucharist 8:00 ft HMWA.M.[with Morning Prayer 4th Sunday

«t 10:00]Cnurch School 10f00 A.M.

HOLY DAYS at - w n w d 8 tOOHOLY DAYS as anaonneed

8:00P.M.THUHSDAYS 9:45 A.M.; Bible &Prayer Group 8:?? P.M.Fr. John B. Pahls, Jr., Rector

279.4325

CHURCH OFST. LAWRENCE O'TOOLE, R.C.Rl. Rev. Msgr. Edward A

McCabe

Temple Beth EJoblmRoute 22Brewster, N.Y.

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Funeral services were offeredat St. Lawrence O'Toole Churchin Brewster. Burial was at St.Lawrence Cemetery, Brewster.Funeral arrangements wereunder the direction of the BeecherFuneral Home, Brewster.

Tax form due from

farmers, fishmemen

Farmers and fishermen mayhave to file their Federal incometax return and pay tax due byTuesday, March 1, the InternalRevenue Service said today.

Farmers and fishermen whodid not file a declaration olestimated Federal Individualincome tax by January 17 shouldfile their 1976 tax return and payall tax due by March 1 to avoid apenalty, according to the IRS.

By definition fanners andfishermen are those persons whoearned at least two-thirds of their1976 gross income from farmingor fishing.

IRS Publications 225,"Fanner's Tax Guide," 595,"Tax Guide for • CommercialFishermen." and 505, "TaxWithholding and Declaration ofEstimated Tax," provide additio-nal information and are availablefree at the Albany IRS office.

BREWSTERFUNERAL HOME

Prospect St., Brewslw, N.Y.

HERBERT J. ROUND

BRewsfer 9-4600

North Salem lists honor rollNORTH SALEM -- The honor

roll has been announced forstudents at North Salem HighSchool.

Named to the list of studentswith records of high achievementare:SENIORSHigh honors - Nanette Corcoran,Eileen Ford, Denisc Gargiulo,Teresa Gibson, Christine GleasonGerhard Isop, Elizabeth Klien,Karen Kuwata, Diane Nelson,Gary Picha, Gregg Pidgeon,Diane Reby, Ann Schierman,Suzanne Stahl, Patricia Stevens,and Philip Vonkuhn. '

Second honors - ElizabethBoyen, Kathleen Brady, PatriceBruce, Allen Conover, RandallGenovese, Gary Hayes, BasilHolubis, Merrill Kptiuch, VincentLeahy, Michael Mattioli, JanetMonsanto, Karen Phillips, JohnProut, Trudy Rea, EdwardRobedee, Carolyn Rosko, JeffreySmith, Jeffrey Swanson, andLaurie Whalen.JUNIORS

High honors - John Buckley,Paul Cassette, Julie Donohue,Lynn Elliott, Audrey Fusco, JohnGargiulo, and Britt Lian.

Second honors - MarianDePaoli, Raina Globerman,Kathryn Gleason, David Harring-ton, Joann Hirschauer, LeeLehtonen, Margaret McDonald,

Gary Palm, Catherine Schiller,Katharine Sweeney, StratfordWard, Kathy Weydig, andAllison Younge.SOPHOMORES

High honors - Frank Aurin,Lynda Bastow, Donald Brix, PeterCassetta, Susan Coleman, andKaren Elliott.

Second honors - Ronald Ayres,Mindy Brady, Susan Bradley,Ralph Caputo, Andrew Cursio,Susan Fagan, Laura Felton,Claudia lasoni,- ChristopherKuwata, Eric Lind, Jodi Mack,Mary Beth Moore, Ersilia Moreno

.Stanley Reynolds, Lucina Smith,and Heidi Yager.

FRESHMENHigh honors - Elizabeth Ashby,

Deborah Bastow, Ellen Fails,Cynthia Gargiulo, DeborahKendrick, Susan McGill, VincentMoreno, Robert Reby, JohnStevens and Karen Nelson.

Second honors - Andrea Bird,Nancy Cassetta, Scott Cook,Jenny DePaoli, Ann Marie Gatto,Margaret Gilmore, DavidJacobius, Jill McManus, VirginiaKay, Wendy Orman, GloriaPadula, John Pearce, GeraldRohrman, Frank Schaub, TamaraStanley, Carolee * Sweeney,Madeline Till, Christina Vogel,Nancy VonBargen and HarryWard.

SCHOOL BOARD DISCUSSIONDuring a recess from theirWashington meeting of the National School Board AssociationMrs. Sheha Newman (left) and Ray Jones (right) found time to meetwith Congressman Hamilton Fish, Jr., to discuss the schoolsituation in the 25th Congressional District. Mrs. Newman is amember of the Poughkeepsie School Board, and Mr. Jonesrepresents the Carmel School Board

Mass of Reconciliationopens Lenten season

GRAYMOOR-An eveningMass of Reconciliation, incorpor-ating the blessing and imposi-tions of ashes, will open theLenten season here today, AshWednesday. Feb. 23. at 8 p.m. inPilgrim Hall Chapel. The Rev.John K. Lewis. SA, assistantdirector of the Graymoor Christ-ian Unity Center, will be theprincipal celebrant and homilist.Music will be provided by theGraymoor Folk Group.

Weekend retreat opportunitiesscheduled for the Lenton seasoninclude a charismatic renewalweekend. March 18-20: a retreatwith personal direction. March25-2" I a retreat for marriedcouples. April 1-3: and the annualHoly Week Retreat for Sister.April MO.

On Wednesday. March lo. aday of renewal for clergy and

religious men and women will beconducted by the Rev. John J.Maskery. SA associate at theChapel'of Our Saviour. Brockton.Mass. The theme of the day-longprogram will be "Pilgrams of theAbsolute: Lent as a Journey to theFeast of Easter."

Lenten teachings sponsored bythe Graymoor Prayer Group eachSunday evening will include"Journey of Reconciliation" onFeb. 27", "The Spirit and theChurch" on March 6. "AuthenticChristian Witness" on March 13."Eucharist: The Sacrament ofPraise" on March 20 and "Per-sonal Prayer" on March 2".

A complete schedule of pro-grams and activities for theLenien season is available from•the Atonement Friars at Gray-moor. Rt. 9. Garrison. 10524. orbvcaHine*>l-M2-»-3tri.

CLASSIFIED

STANDARD FILES MISSINGThe Brewster Standard files,

bound in volumcs.for the years1894, 18%, 1897.1907, 1908 and1900 are missing. Anyone whocan help us find the above will bedoing a- favor to the historicalrecords being carried but byFather McCabe, Historian Townof Southeast.

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WILL BE PAID FORINFORMATION LEADING TOTHE ARSEST ANDCONVICTION OF PERSONOK PERSONS WHO HAVEBROKEN WINDOWS AND/OR UNLAWFULLY ENTER-ED THE HOME OF HENRYH. WELLS, 6 WELLS STREETBREWSTER, DURING 1976and 1977 OR WHO AT ANYTIME HEREAFTER IN 1976or 1977 SHALL BREAK ANYWINDOWS OF OR UNLAW-FULLY ENTER THISBUILDING.

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