The Sun and the Erie County Independent from Hamburg, New York • Page 12

Page 12 The Sun Thursday, August 17, 1989 St. Frensb H.S- Kcnors Rev. Ssiito 11 11 1 Rev. Peter Saporito, former principal of Francis High School in Athol Springs, will be honored at an Appreciation Dinner-Dance to be held rv Sunday, Aug. 27 at Salvatore's Italian Rev.

Saporito, previously served as -director -of admissions, director i of guidance and assistant principal before being appointed principal six years ago. During his administration many new programs were initiated to help ensure the continued growth of St. Francis. New courses were added to expand the curriculum, the Middle States Evaluation process was begun and accredida-tion received. A two-year ''friends and neighbors" agreement with the E.C.I.C.

was also established, which allowed for the expansion of the athletic program. The Development Office was established to oversee a capital fund and building campaign, which raised over $1 million and resulted in the building of the John S. Ormsby Alumni Hall, established a Tuition As- sistance fund for needy students and. 'helped finance major improvements and renovations at the school Over $200,000 continues to be raised annually to finance these programs. Rev.

Saporito resigned at the end of the school year, accepting a teaching -position hear his home, at the Sacred INS 1 fold, Joseph Clesse. Middle row from left: Nick Krebs, Sarah Weinheimer (hidden), Joanna Soule, Michael Lobur, Julie Smohnski, Michelle Clesse, Carrie Krebs. Back row from left: Dan Rott, Sarah Smolinski, Melissa Mar-ciniak, Julie White, Tom Flanigan, Michelle Lobur. EDEN ILLUSIONS Children participating in the Summer Fun Club at the Eden Library were recently entertained by a magic show presented by "Flandini." Amateur Magician Tom Flanigan and his assistant Michelle Lobur are shown (with the Fun Club participants). Front row from left: Jeffrey Mar-ciniak, Lisa Ricotta, Melissa Lobur, Stacy Pen- REV.

PETER SAPORITO Heart School in Vineland, N.J. He plans to establish a scholarship fund at St. Francis in memory of his father, Salvatore Saporito. Eden Rec News Many Eden youngsters have a day at the races as recreation department holds many activities. About 50 youngsters made their way to the track on Friday," July 21, for Eden's Recreation Track Meet.

In the bantam division, Eric Rose took a first in the 60 meter dash and a second in the broad jump: Jason Easterbrook took a first in the broad jump, second in the Softball throw, and a third in the. 50m dash. Eric Young took a first in the Softball throw, Garrett Roush took first in the 100m dash, second in the 50m, and third in the broad jump. Mark Reed took second in the 100m dash while Jeff Wittmeyer took third. The girls bantam division also competed in the 50m dash, broad jump, softball throw, and 100m dash.

The following participants 'won ribbson: Lindsay Sciandra for the 50, second i -I Immaculata Plans Europe Trip A trip to Europe is in the planning stages by Sister Jean Marie Cherry, chairperson of the Foreign Language. 'Department at Immaculata Academy. The educational to Paris and London Tale of Two Cities" is scheduled for Easter Vacation during -April 1990. The tour with AIFS (American Institute of Foreign Study) includes Champs Elysees, Arc de -Triomphe, Louvre Museum, Canter-bury Cathedral, Royal Windsor, Oxford, Stratford-on-Avon. The trip will be open to all students of Immaculata Academy including incoming freshmen.

Pre Program To Start at ICS Rev. William C. Zenna, Pastor of Immaculate Conception Parish, Eden, and Christine Bocchiaro, principal, have announced the establishment of a pre-k program for 4-year-old students commencing Sept. 18. The program will consist of two sessions: Session I 8:30 a.m.

to 11 a.m.; Session II 11:45 a.m. to 2:15 p.m. and will meet on Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fridays at Immaculate Conception School' Susan Henning, pre-k teacher, and Joyce Thompson, teacher aide, will run the program. Anyone interested in receiving more information about the program kindly contact the school office at 992-3508. Area Girl Scouts for the broad jump and 100; Alaina Tabaczynski for the softball throw, the 50 and the broad jump; Amy Taylor for the broad jump, second for the softball throw and third for the 50 LARGER THAN LIFE In the spirit of aiding the blind and visually impaired, the Lake Shore Lions Club, in cooperation with the Matthew lab Post Ladies Auxiliary No.

1477 and the Lake Shore Lioness Club, have recently provided for Michael Fox, a visually impaired Lake View youth, with a VTEK visual aid machine. The $3,000 machine magnifies images up to 60 times the original size and will provide Michael with the tools necessary to ease those difficulties encountered by visually impaired students. Pictured left to right: Robert Oyer VTEK representative, Michael Fox, Lion Dr. Charles Travagliato, second vice president of the Lake Shore Lions Club. r.

ana low; tt.au fixate also took a third place ribbon for the softball throw. In the midget boys Nathan Mejia took first in the 50, second in the softball throw, and third in the broad jump. Aaron Tabaczynski took first in the 100 and broad jump, second in the 50; Ryan Handley took first in the softball throw and second in the broad jump; Ryan Ebling took a third in the fit ii soiiuuii inniw. Midget girls were led by Chrissy Mingle with first places in the 50, 100, MICHAEL PROBST Canisius Grad Michael D. Probst, son of Philip and Phyllis Probst' of Blasdell, has graduated from Canisius College.

While attending Canisius College, Probst was inducted into the Di Gamma Honor Society and was also a member of Who's Who Among Students in American Universities and Colleges. He is currently working for Genesis Homes and has acquired his real estate license. and broad jump; Jolleen Ford took first in the softball throw and second in the 100; Jennifer Easterbrook took QsonnJ in tha Rfl and third in the broad Trocaire College Fall 1989 Registration Now Accepted For EveningWeekend Classes Call 826-1200, Ext. 234235 or 828-6115 Classes Begin the Week of September 4th jump; Renee Reilly took second in the broad jump and third in the 50; Chrissy Ferris took third, in the soft-ball throw. The junior division competitors were I9nil) trdBra nM anH ramtifltpd in the Evening Division Office 110 Red Jacket Parkway Buffalo, New York 14220 75m dash, 100m dash, long jump, and softball throw.

Paul Reilly took first in the 75, 100, and long jump, and a second in the softball throw; Glen Guenther finished first in the softball throw and second in the 100; Ron Clifford was second in the 75, and third in the long jump, 100, and softball throw; David Kamaras took second place in the long jump. Both Shawna and Colleen Klein competed in the junior girls, taking home Attend Camping Week A number of area Girl Scouts recently attended a week of camping at Camp Seven Hills. The girls, ages 6-17, enrolled in different programs and were involved in arts and crafts, sports, horseback riding, swimming, biking and other activities. Girls from Hamburg who participated include: Naomi Zieziula, Jennifer Lorenzetti, Meghan Patridge, Sarah Gittere, Katie Dills, Heather Rjx and Bethany Travis. Those from Eden who participated include: Mary 'Hazard, Emily Krant, Tonya Andres and Erin Harrington.

Where Knowledge and Caring Come Together! Eden Registers The Eden Central School District, asks parents to register all pupils new to thedistrict as soon as possible prior to tSebpening of by Aug. 23. Pupils in grades kindergarten through six should register with the principal at the elementary school, 8269 North Main Eden. Pupils in grades seven through 12 are requested to register at the juniorsenior high school, 3150 School-view Road, Eden, with counselors, in the Guidance Office. amencan oxygen medical supply ribbons in all four events.

The. intermediate boys division had only four competitors. Tom Ford, Mike Gayford, Bob Wieczorek and Dan Bzibziak all competed in the four events. Lana Mingle participated in the intermediate division in the 100m dash (jjj) SQUIBB OSTOMY SUPPLIES 10 Off List For Cash Safes auu mug juiujj. Joe Schaus participated in the senior boys.

He was in the long jump, high jump, and triple jump. On Tuesday, July. 25, the qualifiers moved on to take part in the Erie County Track Meet in Kenmore. Eden had 43 participants who helped capture first place for the small towns. Along with the' track meet, Eden Recreation held a t-shirt day on July 26.

Participants came to have their t-shirts judged in a number of categories. Most colorful went 1st, 2nd, and 3rd to Jon Mackey, Brian Wierzba, and Danny Pfeffer. Cutest t-shirt went to Kathy Dernier first, and Kim Pfeffer second. Furthest and closest t-shirt awards went to Ryan Handley and Jill Hillman first, and Joe Delia Penta second. Most original went to Dustin -Wierzba.

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