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TUESDAY. JUNE 28. 1966 POUGHKEEPSIE JOURNAL PAGE THREE 385 Graduated At Wappingers Members of the 385 member i Curne. Carolme Czerwonka, senior class at Roy Ketcham I Lnda Daino, Joseph Peter High School, Wappingers Falls, Darnell who took part in yesterday's Steven John Dauley. Sheila graduation ceremonies have been I David, Bruce Davics, Eliz made known ahelh Ellon Dedrick, Deborah Graduates are Donna Barbara I Lee DeFrance, Laura Ann De Adams, Fay Ann Ainsworth, IGarmo, Kevin A Delehanty, James Alber.

David Joseph Patricia Ann Delehanty, Charles Alexander, Herbert Alexander Jr DoNagv Hettyann Frances Den Walter Anderson, Robert Em nine Donna Dennison, Alan Dou met Andrus Jr Jill Ardiff plas Deppe Judy Arkell, Lorraine Rayc Arm 1 George Diegel, Julie Ann strong. Manci Wynne Astwood, Dicz Gloria Jean DiSantis, Bar bara Ann DiZillo, David Dona hue, Thomas Donnolly, Karen F. William Leonard Duda, Deirdre DuMond, Richard lames Duncan, Robert Milne Duncan II, Darlene Dunehew, William Lois Jean Babinsky, William Bain and Lawrence A. Baker Pamela Gail Balash, Colleen Elizabeth Baldwin, Rose May Baldwin, Ijnda Ann Barrett, Cherj 1 Ann Baxter Barbara I Bcal Janice a Robert A Dunkly Jr Begor. Jeff Begor, Susan Joseph Eagen 111 Bell, Constance Bendas 1.

1 I a David Eckert. Timothy Ann Benedetto, Arthur Joseph Edmond Wilma Edwards, Benjamin. David Bennett 'Joseph Egan, Verna Dale Em Kathenne Frances Bcrgmann, melt Patricia Engelhard, Louis BiagetU 1iurdes Femra, Iieland IeRoy Vincent Bihn Diane Arm Fi richer. Robert Fish, John ette Bing. William Blatt Neil Fitzpatrick Mitchell Fleischer.

Boden Kathleen A Boerner I Virginia Marie Fleming Robert Susan Bond Barbara Christ Follman II. Susanna Tuva Foil in Borg Deborah Ann Bow Rosannc FonU. Thomas Patnck A Bracone Barbara' Forresial Brinckerhoff Judth Brock More Graduates wa5 Ronda Ijnn Broun Julie1 rar, Forsvth Ra) For Jr. Dana Green, Virginia Green Tricia Groenwegen, Maria Theresa Grotano, Virginia Anne Gruhl, Jeanne L. Hadden, Eileen Mary HaHenbeck, Wayne Thomas Hamilton.

Hollice Gail Hanna, Martha Louise Haynes, Carolyn Susan Hayter, Ute Heitmann, John Helmsorig, George Hemroth. Palncia A Henderson, Thomas Allen Hendnckson, Mary Elizabeth Hemon Joanne Henry, Elizabeth Henz Ier, Bruce Hesse, Barbara Anne Heyman, Jane Candace Hoffman, Sandra Hoffman, Mark Alan Hopkins, Susan Ann Hopper, Barbara Elizabeth Huber Stephen Huber, Susan Hughes, Gerald Paul Husted, Harry Grant Jaro sak, Carl Jessen Mark Kapner, Susan Louise Kay, Maureen Ann Keenan, Kath leen Mane Kelley, Edith Frances Kerr, Robert William Kerr, Elizabeth Mary Kiely, Eleni Ona Kikis, Gregory Charles Kline, Martha Carol Knack, Virgil Knight, Jr Richard Knowldcn Jr Edward A Kondysar, Joseph Kozlarek Jr Karl LaLonda, Carol Ann Lamen. Nancy Grace Lane James Larkin, Frank Lattanzio. Michael William Laolcr, Paul Barry Leff, Linda Ann Ieo Gail Levitt, Anthony Liguon Also Graduating Beryl Jean Lindemann, Frances Aline Litz. Linda Latitia By Kate Osann TIZZY cmrnrS'i wmu tazi JmMm 3 tmmiiftvmr "I've seen you do the monkey, the swim and the frug Now let me see you do the dishes!" Marie Bruner Thomas Burke Inhn Lobsenz David Alan Bush Susan Jean tara pox Ellen' Mane I Locke.

Anthony George Macca Cameron Linda Ann anelh Vis francis Jean Mane Frascati, An run Bonnie MacDonaH, Rich an Carlson Mauresh era gpi Mana Fredericks, Rudolph art James MacDonald II, Bryan Carroll, Ann Mane Casc San Fredericks jr Edward Fred Macklin, Lambert Millholland dra fwvdcl Cassid. Judy nckson, David Anthony Fuima Macj. Vmcent Maielto An Chambcrs Ronald A Champion. rr0 Anthony Fusaro, Paul drew Maile. Carol Lynn Maina, tnaprrvin iiram rinplxM Joseph Gajdos Anthonv Galucri.

Dennis Micnaei jwaicncr, jiancy Misan A i nauos niomas Uabe Lizz Garcia. Vincent Al 1 Chasle) Chde Clounic ft Garnot Others IJntrd Richard Craig Garren, David Kathleen Ann Cobb. Edward Garrett, Sandra Gelormino, Cole II. Mark Como. JudylCarol Gibb, Leon Edward Gilles Ann Conte.

Carmen Corrado, (pie Richard Cobb Givcns Jr Bruce John Corso lames Cost onnic 1Hiise Glass. Alfred Llew Susan Cowjyll. John Rayiellvn Glew Jr Steven James I'VawforM Maru Ann Crnf( I ju rpnrA Clratncetr WUliam Michael Crnisie D.iniW Frank Greco Jr Harry Greco nis Mcnzenski Lorraine Meserez, ramira jvan virsMfi WHY PAY MORE? THERE'S NONE BETTER Clan MacGregor Llavena James Loatman, ginia Mary yuirm Michael Kurt Raibe, Rotierta Railo Other Graduates Michael Raw son William Reagan. Jeffrey Rupert Reif Nanc Reillv. Richard Reinilz Teter Charles Ricci.

Gail Theresa Richart James Joseph Riley, Maureen Elizabeth Riley, Jeanne Ritlgors, John Joseph Robuvson William I'rban Roenick, I milio Michael Rosania Margaret Eileen Rose, Florence Ann Ross, Karen Diane Rueger, James Francis Ruf Louise Mary Rufin, Carol Ijee Ryan, Frances Ran Kathleen Frances Ry an Margaret Ryan. Peter A Sabellicn Donna Joy Safran, nold Meyer, Janet Meyers. Carl Barbara Ann Salisbury 1 Stephen Mihans, Sandra LTin Sams Michael Cherl Elizatjolh Miller, John Nuholas Sawick Gir Saw Richard Milhgan, Philip James Manfredo. Lyrm Mane Marcellus. Georgette Marten.

Ernst 1 Martin. Susan A Martin. Beth Martinus. Charles Masciola Jr Charles Mathis. Clara Rae McCagg.

John McGarvey Terrence McGmnis Frances Ann McKenna Thomas McNeill Robert Glen Meeker Den MEoM onIy4S RARE SCOTCH 99 4 QL'AKT FULL QUART J6 19 UNSURPASSED miuD uc 'd'o sriiuun noou scotch whist lYPWT'Dr Ptff llGHTTrtOOJ Milone Mary Minasi, Margaret Lillian Mitchell, Gail Alice Montemuro, Glenn Albert Morns Gerald Evert Movall, Mari hn Elizabeth Murphey, Judith lers. Dolores J. Napoleon, Kar oln Ann Nelke, Dianne Lynn iNervik, David Odegaard Joce Ellen Dell. Lawrence Olin Cnthia OUveli, Jon Allen Olson. Lynne Ormsby Barry Jon cr Albert Scafun Jr Pa tricia Scarchilli Domenique Scarlato Kris II Scharfenberger Linda Florence Schatz, William Schenck Vincent Seianna, Randolph Dana Scott Janice Margaret Scnver, Donald Sea blom.

Pamela Secchia, Carol Ann Segnit, Joseph Selig, Linda Judith Seligman Vintent Ser rano, Kathleen A Sholt, Carol ler, Sandra Rulh Slocker, Diana Catherine Sucich Linda Swan Paul Swenson, Diana Marie Taber, Adnenne A Tardiff i ham Tarquini Karol Tas nady, Arthur A Taylor Kathleen Taylor Nanc Lllen Ten Eyck. Mary Elizabeth Tetrault, Cathe Tomlin. Susan Darlvne Trabasso Harvey Joe Travis lit Edelma Tropepi Phyllis Jean Treppeda Pauline Tselikis. Gretchen I'bel Carol l're, Albert Valentino Jr Gary VanDeCarr Barbara Jean VanVoorhis, Richard Vergili, Pamela Wehl, V.il liam DonaJd Ward. Robert Bruce Waterston Danny Richard Wcatherwax.

Marc Webb, Eric Weiss Brian A Weit Patricia Ann Wesley. VCTonica WhiLaker, Terry Alan White. Nancy Stnngham Whitmire Sita II Winter. Jill Judith Wittels. Bradley Wood.

Brian Wood. Kendall Wright, Robert Yaz zetu. Nancy Jean Yerry, Georgia Ljnn Young, Victor Young and Linda Zieres Ann Sh wedo Judith Ann Sickler Ortjz. John O'Shea. Aleck Virginia Mae Sidote Paula Anne IPalmatier.

Stephen a 1 1 1 a ISiIvestri William James Sinsa 'Palmer, John Francis rantalme, lwugn Harr Smith Ellen singing group led by Art (Jeffrey Roger Partridge. Esther Elaine Smith Mdrtin Ijwrence Sutton will appear at the Wood Penclcs, Christopher Peter, James A Snowden Istock J'lajnouse, Woodstock, on Local Folk Group Slated at Woodstock The Blue Grass Cutups, a local I Rachele Potnllo Georgiann Pin Cheryl Darlene Sormani, David ler Joseph Philip Pizzo, Steven A Souers Joanne Mane Stahl, Plimle. Robert Andrew Pollard ijudith Ann SUpleton BaiTy Jr Judy Marlene Pollock, Steinberg Mark Steens, Irma Red Rivalry Breaks Up Conferences MOSCOW (AP) "A discor idant note was sounded by the Chinese delegation it caused general indignation and protest 1 This Soviet descnptlon of a Communist front organization meeting had a familiar ring about it There have been a lot of disordant notes" lately I The front organizations flo urished during the simple old days of the cold war The Com munists could rally their supporters, and anyone else who wanted a free trip to a foreign meeting, to denounce the West Recently the new cold war between Moscow and Peking has been breaking out at virtu ally every gathenng of interna tional Communists and their friends The result has been to weaken I the appeal of the organizations lo friendly neutrals whom the Communists want to attract The friends are not Interested in getting involved in a Red roug house The latest trouble was at a meeting Geneva of the World Peace Council A deputy chairman of the So Met Peace Committee, journalist uri 7hukov, told Pravda read ers the council did good work It stressed peace champions should not limit themselves to resolutions, good as they may be" Enter the Chinese I very body else, Zhukov re ported, agreed to establish "an international coordinating cen ter for assistance to Viet Nam, which will concert the efforts of all peace force in the struggle against aggression and war The Chinese disagreed They tned to disrupt the unity of anti imperialist forces and slandered the Soviet Union and Cuba The Chinese accused the Russians of trying lo sell out the Communist cause in Viet Nam in order to arrange joint control of the World by Moscow and Washington The seventh assembly of the World Federation of Democratic Youth had trouble when it met Sofia, Bulgaria The Chinese and their sidekicks the Albanians, clashed with Russians and friends The solldanty conference of peoples of Anca, Asia and Latin America, held in Havana last January, also was the scene of G. E. Employes Return to Work SCTIENECTADY.

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