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Poughkeepsie Journal from Poughkeepsie, New York • Page 16

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PACE sixteen Regents Expected Tp Reverse Stanc On Student Payments POUGHKEEPSIE RNAU vl )) i THURSD'AV; 'JUNET 22i 196't" ALBANY' AP1 ''The State Board of Regents opens today two day meeting at Which It Is expected to reverse previous itand and role, that acholar lncentlve payments be eent to students and not, to their schools. The board became engaged In Its first public eqntroversy with Governor Rockefeller after It made known last month the checks would be sent directly to colleges. Rockefeller, who had proposed the S26 mlllion plan of state aid to 120,000 students In colleges in the state, said he had anticipated payments to Individuals and was "surprised and disturbed" by the Regents' plans. OFFICIALS of the board In dicated immediately that they were not committed finally to any procedure. The board reportedly has greed to abide by the Gover tior's wishes payments to students.

A final decision will be made at tomorrow's session. The scholar Incentive plan Will provide grants ranging to $300 a year for undergraduates and $800 a year for graduate students who are residents of TtJLL LINKB AB 1ST I SUPPLIES 1 McCOMB'S KW 111 Mala Street Al the state, attending a college within the. state at which tuition is 200 or more a year, are not studying' for to' become clergymen or specialize In religious education. THE GRANTS will be based on financial need as determined by the income the students' parents report lor ktate income tax purposes. The meuiod oi payment nas been a sensitive issue largely because of the church state con flict that arose over the Plan when It was proposed Immedi ately.

Some critics argued it was designed to circumvent the State Constitution, which bars use of state funds to aid sec tarian education. Students at church affiliated schools will be eligible for grants. Thus, the statement of pay ments directly to schools reviv ed that argument. Rockeieuer said such payments would not be in the spirit or tne pian as he conceived it Kingston Major Receives Degree Major Arthur W. Foehser, 35 Cassldy street, Kingston, regu lar army adviser to uie First Howitzer battalion, 156th artillery.

New York Army National guard, received a Bachelor of Science degree this week from the University of Maryland. Major Foehser is a member of the Kingston uons cjud ana nas PHILIP L. LEWIN, of 192 Wilbur boulevard, president of Chief Electronics will give an award for "distinguished leadership in Judaism" to Mr, and Mrs. Barnett R. Koffey of 23 Round Hill road.

at the community wide Israel Bar Mltzvah dinner sponsored by the Poughkeepsie Area Committee for State of Israel bonds, scheduled for 7 p. nv Sunday at Temple Beth El, Grand avenue. Store Obtains Remodeling Permit The A. S. Beck retail shoe store at 320 Main street has obtained a city building permit for remodeling the entire exte rior and interior of the store, Building Inspector Van Rou wendaal said today.

and Gateway Industries. He Is also well known throughout the area as a lecturer on travels in Eurooe and on military sub worked on various fund raising Meets, having appeared before drives for the Community chest I civic and social groups. A LITTLE BETTER THAN THE BEST RETAIL FOOD STORE DIRECT FROM THE PACKER TO THE QUALITY MEAT STORE WITH UNCONDITIONAL GUARANTEE. ALL MEATS US. GOVT.

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9 to 6 MM rTr i Marinucci Gets Top Moose Degree Thomas Marinucci, secretary of. Poughkeepsie lodge. Loyal Order; of Uie Moose, and past North Moose of the Moose Le gion, received the Pilgrim de gree, the highest degree of the order, at recent ceremonies In Mooseheart I1L The degree Is given only at Mooseheart to members of long standing in the order who have given many years of service: to the organisation, after receiving all previous degrees. "Mr. Mari nucci is the only member of the local lodge to have this de gree.

THE' LOCAL lodge Initiated a class of 11 candidates at a recent meeting. They were Wll liam Sorenson, Gregory Paull dls, Frank A. Hegeman, Charles H. Duncan Stephen F. Stuthers, Ceroid Marano, Gordon F.

Doyle, Floyd N. blno, Irving D. Thompson, Donald P. Weil and Michael W. Montani no.

Members of the ritual team were Owen Kilmer who served as past governor; Donald Hearst, governor; Paul Dun lavey, Bernard Rose, Joseph Bocchino. Mr. Marinucci. Jo seph Berry and Walter Keys. Mr.

Hearst and Anthony Fea sel will be deleagtes from the lodge to the national Moose convention. Sessions are sched uled In Memphis. Tenn, Sun day through next Thursday. Arlington H. S.

To Graduate 193 Arlington High school. Don ald J. Kelson, principal, will graduate a class of approximately 193 students at commpneenent exercises. Tuesday night, June 27, at ciocsvane vaieaictpry address on "The Critical Point," will be delivered by John G. image.

Dr. Handle Elliott, president elect. Hood college, will deliver the baccalaueate address at 8 o'clock, Sunday night The class dinner is scheduled at the Covered Wagon at 7 o'clock, Monday night. INCLUDED IN the program tor the baccalaureate ceremonies will be organ prelude by Edwin Ulrlch: processional and hymn; and Invocation by Rabbi Abraham Ruderman of Vassar Temple; 'selections by the Senior High school chorus, "A Mighty Fortress Is Our God. Bone Jesu." and "The Lord's Prayer," directed oy John La Falce, with Jeanne Bollt as the accompanist; violin solo, "Adoration," by Linda Starr, with Miss Bollt as the accompanist; hymn; benediction, the Rev.

Donald E. Collier, pastor of the LaGrangeville Methodist church; and recessional pymn. The commencement program will Include prelude; proces sional, "Triumphal March," Ed win S. Husted: pledge of Alle giance to the flag led by John G. Ramage; "Star Spangled Banner," by the assembly; invocation the Rev.

Vincent Scanlon, assistant pastor of Holy Trinity church; salutatory, "Times of Decision," Stephanie Flanlgan; valedictory, Mr. Ramage; awarding of prizes by Harold C. Storm, superintendent of schools; presentation of the class by Mr. Nelson; benedic tion, the Rev. William S.

Eaton. minister of the Freedom Plains Presbyterian church; Alma BsssssssBsBssm BBBPP.T vBHJ BSmssSSfMi BBBBKFvBfl RBsVsSflalr'r'jSSSfl Trujillo Friend Guilty of Treason C1UDAD TRUJILLO' DOMI NICAN REPUBLIC AP) The first person tried', for the assassination of Generalissimo D. GEORGE BUSO. functionalfunctional manager of education and communications at the local IBM plant, has been promoted to manager of management development for the IBM World Trade Corporation's European operations. IBM World Trade Is' a subsidiarysubsidiary of the IBM Corporation.

He will make his head quarters In Blarlcum, Holland and" will be responsible for management 'development at aU IBM World Trade plants and laboratories In Europe. He will continue his present duties at the Poughkeepsie plant until Aug. 1. Accompanying him to his European post will be his wife, Olive, and three children, Catherine Ann, 14, Donald 10, and Steven 9. The Busos reside at 13 Valley View road, Hyde Park.

Mr. Buso Is a past president of the Hyde Park Lions club and has been active in Dutchess Community Chest and Council campaigns. He recently served as a discussion leader in the Chamber of Commerce sponsored course in practical politics. Both Mr. and Mrs.

Buso have been very active in Hyde Park community affairs. Teachers Named For Bible School St John' Lutheran church will conduct a Vacation Bible school, beginning Monday and continuing through Friday, July 7. Classes, in the new education al building, Wilbur boulevard, will be from 9.30 to 11:43 o'clock. Children from four to 11 will attend. Mrs.

Donald Donohue, Mrs Lawrence Story and Mrs. Charles Lange will super vise registration. Teachers for the school will be Mrs John Hipp, nursery; Mrs. Charles Laurltsen and Mrs Warren K. Lind.

kinder garten; Mrs. John Weaver, Mrs. A. Wlllson and Mrs. Andrew H.

Burgess, Primary; and Mrs. W. MIchsel Fay. Mrs. Walter G.

Clifford and Mrs. Carl Rob ert Nlcoll. Junior department Other staff members will Include Mrs George Jamleson, Mrs. Charles Lange, Mrs. George H.

Zelie, Mrs. Lawrence Stary, Mrs Donald Donohue, and the JUisses Ann Shoptnyer, Donna Domm, Cheryl Jetto, Vlnnie Hannon, Cynthia Clifford, Jean Shuler, Kathy Sharker, and Joanne EitMn. Rafael Trujillo has been found guilty, a defendant was former Major General Jose' Rene' Roman Fernandez, former minister of defense. He faces prison or death. fr THE CHIEF of the armed forces said last night that a military court found him guilty In a secret day trial sentence was disclosed, Roman: SO.

a' close friend 'of Trujillo, was reported to. have. ainea wiui mm niuruj oeiore he was cut down by 'bullets the night of May 30. The Army said Roman admitted planning to take over the government Mater, by the class of 1961 and guests and recessional, "Pomp and Circumstance." grand! WAY DISCOUNT CENTER8 47 3 I 39c ituuM. Hi PINEAPPLE JUICE Of It HJ LEMONADE 2 21 ssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssasssssssssssssssssJ fH IWmiBBflpaSSWffwwMWwBniBWSffWWWSxBWBBES8 Jali iW 4 QUART PRESSURE COOKER "agSE mm I New "stain less" cast aluminum, retains ks polish longer! Guaranteed against warping! Easy to handle, so sMwaTaMI Fatter cooklna faster warm upsl Exclusive new praeura regulator, automatic air vent, and menu guide handles! QT.

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