Poughkeepsie Journal from Poughkeepsie, New York • Page 14

i''i'n BT rACE FOUIVItEN PQUCHKEEPSIE JOURNAL APRIL 30, .1 Weslern ttttlred Western Printing and Xltiioiraphlna; Corp. employes returned to the North road plant to rlilt former associates at pari of a coming" profram last week. The retired employe Wlojmed by JUchard Small, Vlca prellent and maniger of firm's Eastern division. He told of plant changes alnce their last tislt In 1959,. before the croup toured the plant to view new equipment' and vlait with former' department co workera.

A GROUP of' 28 retired em ployea had luncheon In the new Western cafeteria. There we a ENGAGEMENT RINGS OCALITT JKWELKT BONDED DIAMOND GCABANTEID No Charge for Credit sahiel's jar. Or EN ALL DAT MONO AT eake with Welcome Retired Employe" Inscribed 'on It I and napkins and boo matches bett ing the message, "Welcome The latter printing Job wu done by a retired employe, Leslie Nelson, whose hobby Is silk, screen printing. Attending were Miss Mamie Pauline Bartsch, George Billows. George Clark Leon ard Corcoran, Richard De For rest, John Dlehl; Henry Hlnsch, Mrs.

Lola King, Henry Kozlark. George Loder Raymond McKlnley, Mr. Nelson, William Rownan. Ksymona scnauie, Mrs. Louisa Smith and Fred Wlrsch.

Mr. Clark was manter of cere monies for the luncheon. Lun cheon guests Included William Pallnskl, Jack Spencer, Howard Anderson, John Dougherty, El sie Bonetu, Mr. smauano jack Oufford. Memorial The frigate, USS Constella tion, oldest ship In the U.

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13 NEW OFFICERS of. the Western retired group sre, left to right, Mrs. LOIS KING, secretsry; GEORGE CLARK, president, and GEORGE BILLOWS, vjee president. They, are shown making plans for future meetings. E.

D. SMITH for Juicy. Tree Ripened APPLES FREE PONY RIDE SATURDAY AND SUNDAY for the Kiddies, with every Vi bushel of apples purchased OPEN DAILY 8 to 5 SUNDAY 10 to 5 RALPH SMITH SALT POINT RD. Turn at Brenner's Regunberg Urges AII to Vote As Step Toward 'New Day' Dr. Jerome a Poughkccpsle Board of Education candidate, last night urged locsl residents to vote in Tuesday's election, contending that their votes "can be the first step out of 'Rip Van Wlnklclsm' toward the new day of awakened and enlightened education for our young people." "You must choose," Dr.

Regunberg declared. "You must vote. Your vote is important. It will not by itself rid the Poughkeepsie school system of all its ills, but Joined to the thousands of votes of your fellow citizens, It can be the first step out of 'Rip Van Winkleism' toward the new day of awaken ed and enlightened education for our young people. "YOURS IS THE franchise to vote exercise It," he continued.

"Vote on Tuesday for the man of your choice, but vote. Do not allow others to decide this election for you. You are dealing here with the future of your children, and of your schools. Will you let others decide for your children, your schools? "No one has the right to decide for you, because no one is more Interested than you are," Dr. Regunberg declared.

"I urge you all to vote on Tuesday, whichever way you like, and for whichever man you want, but vote." DR. REGUNBERG said the end of a long campaign Is approaching, with Tuesday being the day Poughkeepsie citizens will decide which of four men will go on the School board. "All of us, candidate and vot er, are weary, ne said, "and there remains little or nothing which can be added to what has already been said. Lincoln, Dr. Regunberg said, "once replied when asked to summarize his campaign: 'the honest men will look at my platform and what I have said.

There they will find everything I xould now say, or which they vmld ask me to: say. All I could add would be "WHAT I HAVE ri.AIMRn for myself Is now, a of reuuru, ur. jtegunurrg saia. "What I have proposed also has been rpDatedlv mndp nuhllp am content to know that you me voter win be the Judge. I am confident of your decision.

"You will, I knowpjudge fairly, with a mind which Is as free of silly political charges as Is humanly possible," he said, "and which seeks to do the right thing for our children and their future. The choice is now be Pigeons Released in rnenasnip wax Program in Frankfurt FRANKFURT. GERMANY (APr A flock of 5,000 carrier pigeons was released yesterday In front of the U.S. Army's headquarters here to mark the opening of German American Friendship week. Another 43,000 will be released later, weather permitting.

The first bird was released In a ceremony by Colonel Charles R. Meyer, Northern area commander, and by three German and three American girls. fore you; four men, four personalities, four approaches to education, four vlewa of the school situation." icuu (1 (tl I uy yMjvi 1 op MOBILE HOME PARKS SrtAturtnq MR6f Ion Alt OTHfTII NfAUf SHOtHNQ SWIMMING HSHINQ BOATNO MCKtATION ARIA mt SCHOOL BUS PHONE CApllol 6 3269 N. Y. City Knox 9 3497 CtOprtnghlll Is a year round vacation site designed to I afford gracious, carefree living for young families and builntii people as well os retired folk.

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