The Kingston Daily Freeman from Kingston, New York • Page 26

THE KINGSTON DAILY FREEMAN, KINGSTON, N. THURSDAY EVENING, JUNE 12. 1969 TWENTY-SEVEN wm wn i wsw Dutchess Community College Graduation The PARIS Tiie following students received degrees or certificates at the 10th commencement ceremonies at Dutchess Community College on Sunday, June 8: John J. Rassanese, Highland; Elizabeth M. Benson, Highland; Mary A.

Boiltho, Hyde Park; Howard A. Brownell, Rhineheck: A. Carofano, Marlboro: Andrea E. Chernick, Rhineheck; Joseph A. Contursi, Hyde Park; Joann Corso, Highland; Dorothy P.

Costoponlos, Hyde Park: Susan P. Curnan, Hyde Park: Lorraine K. DiPrima, Highland: William P. Douglas, Hyde Park: John M. Doum, Hyde Park; Tage Henry Haun, Saugerties: Stephen L.

Hegyi, Marlboro; Jeanne A. Jansen, New Paltz; and Robert S. Magee, Rhineheck: Associate in Arts degree. Claude J. Mandia, Marlboro; Richard T.

Matthews, Highland: James W. Moore, Woodstock; Leonard Nelson, Hyde Park: Jay F. Noe, High land; Louis Nugent. Red Hook: Cynthia Pallus, New Paltz; Marguerite Ann Reins- burger. Pine Plains; Pamela Marie Renaud, Marlboro; Joel Rosenberg, Rhineheck: Karl R.

Schaefer, Hyde Park; Allen Schemhri. Hyde Park; Winona C. Snyder, Hyde Park; Richard Wlldman, Red Hook; and Philip II. Winne, beck; Associate in Arts degree. Janice N.

Attnnaslo, Lake Katrine; Arthur K. Bagomolny, Hyde Park; Roland J. Berryman Hyde Park: Nancy K. Bialosuknia. Hyde Park: Margarete Bidowskl.

Highland; Robert James Bradley. Hyde Park: Frank C. Brower, Hyde Park; Craig R. Burkhardt. Red Hook: Diana L.

Campbell, New Paltz: Rosemarie Cast a no, Highland; Janet D. Chlvstun, Rhineheck; Frank Clrone, Rhineheck; Russell Groce, Modena; Francis Cussick Hvde Park; Elizabeth Drew, Hyde Park: and Robert Egiziano, Wallkill: Associate in Applied Science degree. Daniel Klderkin. Hvde Park; Celia Father, Kingston; James A. Freer, Gardiner; Sharon Gage, Kingston; Lee F.

Gilmntir, Highland; Beth L. Ileinze, New Paltz; Veronica C. Husking, Rhineheck; Mario J. Interrante, New Paltz; Robert Jatnmal. Hyde Park; Steven E.

Johnson. Red Hook; Jacob Kaelbcr, Hyde Park; Frederick Luckfield, Hyde Park; Didri A. Picoult, Kilcnvillc: Marianne Prisco, Wallkill; Jeffrey Richter, Hyde Park; Kristene M. Romano. Hyde Park; Jesus M.

Santiago, Walden; and Karl Scholl, Kingston; As sodate in Applied Science de gree. Laura J. Simmons, Rhine cliff; David F. Smith Hyde Park; Donald F. Smith, Hyde Park; Nancy L.

Smith, Kingston; Suzanne T. Softy, Hyde Park; Phyllis Tiherio, Highland; Monica V. Trumpl, Hyde Park; Bruce F. Turek, Saugerties; Joseph F. Turzik, Hyde Park; Christopher Valli, Highland; and Richard Wild man.

Red Hook; Associate in Applied Science degree. Francis M. Cussick Hyde Park; and Michael J. Golonka, Hyde Park; Certificate in Mechanical Drafting. Corner Wall North Front Sts.

in Uptown Kingston i 1 1 I a rs i Keith Jordan of Hurley, who was graduated Sunday. June 8. from Ulster County Community College distinction," lias been awarded a scholarship from Kingston Trust Company to continue his education toward a baccalaureate degree at State University of New York at Oneonta. Mr. Jordan was conferrd an Associate Degree in Arts at UCCC.

He attained List average. At the college, Mr. Jordan was president of the Circle Club, affiliated with Kingston Kiwanis Club. The Club received a Humanitarian Service Award from the United Cerebral Palsy of Ulster County for sponsoring the Third Annual Cerebral Palsy Bowling Tournament. Mr.

Jordan recently won an ortorical contest award on the state level at the New York District Circle convention at Lake Luzerne. In winning the contest trophy, he com peted against students from 17 other colleges and universities in New York State. His topic was Tomorrow A resident of Russell Road, Hurley. Mr. Jordan is a graduate of Kingston High School.

He is employed for the summer by IBM. Kingston, and Grand Union Company. Oneonta Confers Degrees KEITH JORDAN Several area residents were awarded degrees at State Uni versity College at Oneonta at the 1969 commencement exercises held Saturday, May 31, in the Physical Education Building. The list of candidates includes Helen Ann Donovan, 8 Orchard Street, Hurley, nurse teacher; Mrs. Rosemary F.

Barnes, 76 Stephan Street, Kingston, nurse teach er; Patricia Vandermark, 253 Washington Avenue, Kingston, elementary education; Charles H. DuBois, Borden Avenue, Pine Bush, liberal arts mathematics; Karen Joy Cudncy, 30 Mt. View Avenue. Hurley, elementary educa tion; Nancy Lee Davis, 9 Mansion Drive. Hyde Park, elementary education: Diane B.

Moore, 7 TenBroeck Ave nue, Kingston, elementary education; Karen Patricia Polish. 14 Appletreo Drive, Hyde Park, elementary education; I i I I I Take a Pleasant Drive And Enjoy Dinner ith I German-American Food Homemade Pies Browse in Our Country Store Gifts, Sportswear, Remnants Cosy Coffee Corner OLIVEBRIDGE, N. Y. ROUTE 213 For Reservations Phone Mrs. Evelyn May Sturtevant, r' Woodfield Avenue, Hyde Park, elementary education; Gerald A thon DiMicco, South Street, Marlboro, lib eral arts psychology.

Mrs. Marv Anne Carione, 33 Huguenot Street, New Paltz, elementary education: Thomas Walter Pflngheil. Finneran Lane, Pine Bush, early secondary English; Lvncla Ann Dvlcw ski, Mt. Rut sen Road, Rhineheck. elementary education; Marljean Giannino, 27 Riverview Street, Walden, elementary education: Susan Jane Poradish.

19 Old S. Plank Road. Walden, elementary education; John Howard Riley, Plains Road, Wallkill, secondary social science. The tentative list of candidates for the Master of Science in Education Degree include: Mr. Marlon H.

Blish, Upper Boiceville Road. Boice ville. Guidance, August Joseph E. Helhoskl, Pan cake Hollow Road. Highland, guidance.

August 8, 1968: Patricia A. Williams, 1 Linden Avenue, Red Hook, guidance. August 9, 1968; Neal Bruce Sllvernail. 6 Cedar Drive. For est Park.

Rhineheck. elemen I Ury education, August 9, 1968. 1 June Clearance Sale In Hundreds of DRESSES 5.99 to 8.99 Regularly to 12.99 Jr. Milt Half Sites Better DRESSES 14.99 to 25.00 COAT CLEARANCE 12.99 to 19.99 9, ROSA L. McGUFFEY GREGORY MUNSON FOUR AREA STUDENTS received degrees at Rutgers University.

New Brunswick. N. J. They are Brian Lloyd Findholt of Sherrv Lane, Gregory Munson of 53 Brewster Street, Robert M. Chilson of 24 Delta Place, Kingston; and Rosa L.

McGuffey of Accord, Douglass College, all candidates for Bachelor or Arts degrees. Commencement exercises took place Wednesday, June 4. ROBERT M. CHILSON OPENING SOON THE COUNTRY KITCHEN at the Caldor Shopping Center NOW ACCEPTING SALE SUMMER CLOTHING Old Stockade Thrift Shoppe "Kingston's original thrift 2 shoppa" PHONE 331-2928 42 N. Front St.

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Lahl was among the more than 700 seniors who received degrees Saturday, May 31, at the 58th annual commencement exercises at State University Agricultural and Technical College at Alfred. He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Albert C. Lahl, 152 Doris Street, Port Ewen.

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