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DAYS SET Mid-Term Test Results
FOR MEETS
ON FRUITS
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Following is th e list of New­
a rk stu d en ts passing m id -term
R egents an d C ertified ex am in a­
tio n s,la st week, as announced
by E. R. Woelfei, su p e rin te n d e n t
of schools. An asterisk preced ­
in g th e nam e in d icates a g rad e
o f 90 o r more.
^ f,$ihree fu ll days of fr u it meet| ^ | s ' - a r e in store for W ayne
fc ^ U n ty f r u it m en th e first week
ip ^ lE e b ru a ry . T h is w as th e a n ­
n o u n c e m e n t of Ja m e s G . Case
S qdus, t h e fru it
com m ittee
The following people passed
p h a irm a h of th e F a rm Bureau.
“ fln s te a d o f th e re g u lar two 2- exam inations in C ertified Sub­
y schools th e ^com m ittee de- jects:
ENGLISH I
jj.J e d to tr y a series o f th ree
Nicholas B arberi, O tis Bloom.
|:||iis.ecutiye days th is year. They
David Craw ford, Wesley F a rn s­
b e h eld in W illiamson w o rth , E rnest Lay, S hirley Van
,nge H a ll o n T hursday, Feb. Wlaes, William VerDow, C arlto n
^ fo llo w in g day a t th e Sodus W einm an.
a n g e H all, a n d o n S a tu rd a y
ENGLISH II
th e W olcott H igh School.
M ary P ratt.
M a jn in g sessions w ill begin at
ENGLISH I I I
1 0 o'clock, an d aftern o o n sesM. E laine H am m ond.
■ sio n s a t 1 o ’clock.
LANDSCAPE GARDENING
T h e W illiam son a n d W olcott
Iren e B rink, E leanor F ineI, m e e tin g s w ill h a v e id e n tic a l p ro- wood, B runo L ag an a, M ary M c1 g ra in s d e alin g w ith ap p le s th u s P a rla n d , P eter M inutolo, G race
t g iv in g grow ers in a ll p a r ts of Q uagliata, F ra n k S a tta , C arl
t t h e co u n ty o p p o rtu n ity to easily TruU u, P eter V anderM olen, V in­
(I a tte n d '. T h e Sodus m eetin g will c e n t Velesenti.
REPRESENTATION
<k {ProVide d iscussion on fru its o th 'M ary ’ A ustin,
‘E lizabeth
11i* e r t h a n ap p les a n d w ill also
s p o tlig h t a ta lk on “Incom e Tax Boynton, F ra n k Ceravolo, A r­
W hich. F r u it G rowers M ust P a y ”. lene DeSmith, "Ja n e E vans,
--JSLWood Law rence, a n d Ed. D e­ *Lona Evans, F re d H arding,
E rn est Lay, \* P a u l P alerm o,
l i g h t o f W illiam son, Ja m e s Case
Rocco Palermo, ‘Elsie Priebe,
a n d M . E. B uckm an of Sodus,
Elsie VanAst, ‘E sth e r V anN orM ario n E ygnor of N o rth Rose m an.
a n d H a rry S h e a r of W olcott will
DESIGN
„p re s id e a t the various sessions.
LeRoy Aplin, ‘ Rose B urchards,
At W illiam son an d W olcott th e H enry A. Crescibene, H enry R.
lo n g a w a ite d resu lts o f Prof. M. Crescibene, ‘H aro ld D ikem an,
•H; H offm an’s successful w ork in E dw ard McCue, ‘R ich ard P e r­
sa v in g th in n ing lab or by sp ray - kins.
f n a g o ff p a r t of th e ap p le bloom
CIVICS
w ill b e shown. S uch grow ers as
‘R ichard A kenhead, ‘V irginia
^ G a n n e tt Bros, o f Lyons point Albanese, E d ith Allen, Jo a n B ag'o u t t h a t th is new discovery will ley, ‘A lbert B ailey, ‘M adeline
b e p a rtic u la rly valuable during B enjam in, ‘B a rb a ra Bloomer,
th iS w a r em ergency.
Joseph Je a n n e B rig h tm an , Alvin B rink,
E v a n s w ill discuss "W hich Is th e W illiam Buck, A n n a B uraginia,
'R ig h t D o rm a n t O il?” Dr. W. D. •C herie B urcroff, “C h e ster B u rM ills a n d F red Lewis w ill give d jtt, W illiam B urgess, •G e ra l­
t h e low dow n o n th e ir sugges­ dine B urgett, E d ith Case, V ir­
tio n s re la tiv e to sp ray in g in th e gin ia Celso, Jam es Ceravolo,
bloom to p re v e n t Eire B lig h t th e ‘B etty Chase, E lean o r C larke,
C arl
Cornwell, L ester
Cox,
disease w hich d id th o u san d s of
d o llars o f d am ag e to ap p le la st ^ ^ ^ i d s o n .
Edwin
ytear.
D ailey, ‘John D avis, M arg aret
T h e. f r u it com m ittee h a s also DeBoerdKre, ‘E ln o ra D eBout,
scheduled E n g in eer C. N. T u rn e r ‘ R obert D eCausem aker, N ina
; t a lay o u t a. p rogram of spray D ecker, Dolly DeDee, A nthony
rvg care a n d operation during DeMarco, Helen DeMarco, R ich ­
Jbhe p re s e n t em ergency w hen r e ­ a r d DeNagel, Je rry D ennis, B etty
p a i r p a r ts a n d sp ra y lab o r effi­ DeW eaver, M ildred Dey, Evelyn
ciency a r e a t a prem ium .
Dorn, Ju n e Downey, A udrey D u.AH co m m ercial m a te ria l co m ­ P o in t, S tephen E lliott, V ivian
p a n ie s h a v e been asked to sen d E n g ert, Hazel F a rn sw o rth , M ary
a re p re se n ta tiv e to th e Sodus F isch ette, D onald F isk, T h e lm a
B a rb a ra F o llette,
tin g to ta lk o n supply in g o f F o g a r t y ,
( ^ m a t e r i a l s d u rin g th e ^ o m - !Chafles Frey, V ivian F u ller,
B a rb a ra Fussell.
s n g season.
D orothy G ary, ‘N ancy G entile,
Alfred G. Lewis Jr. of G eneva,
v ic e -p re sid e n t o f th e New York M in a Gifford, B etty G lim pse,
f S ta te
C herry
G row ers
As- F ra n k Gullo, T h e lm a H arris,
Kpsociation, w ill b e p resen t a t th e Iv a n H ym an, B e rn a rd H untley,
Jack so n ,
W illiam
;Sodus m o rn in g program . H is ‘ H erb e rt
Jones, ‘Lym an K aller, K e ith
;topic is “W e ju s t got B ack from
K etch am ,
A ndrew
Lootens,
M ichigan.” Mr. Case says th a t E lean o r Lym an, C ora M arrio t,
Cherry grow ers who lo s t p a r t o r G eorge M arro, R o b ert M a rtin ,
a l l o f th e i r crop from fro st la s t D elores Mason, P e te r M ason,
season w o n ’t w a n t to m iss Dr. D uane McCue, ‘ Shirley M eF au l,
M ill’s r e p o r t of th e effect of V irginia M cM ann, H einz M ohr,
s p r a y m a te ria l on th e a m o u n t R ich ard Monje, D oris M urray.
o f ‘‘f reezin g dam age. Mill’s ta lk F ra n k P alerm o, R ich ard P ark s,
>tr£Le is “D id Lim e S ulfur S p ray - E d n a Peirson, P a lm a r Pelis,
fed. > C h e rry T rees H ave More
B lossom s K illed b y L a st S p rin g ’s
} F ro st.’*
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CERTIFIED
O nalee P itts, Leonard Polakieweiz, Leland Powers. Edgar
P rentice, Louise Restivo, ‘R ich­
a rd Reeves. Isabelle Robeson.
K ath e rin e Ross, S hirley Ryan,
‘R ichard Schum m , F rancis Siler,
•R obert S m ith, Edwin Stell,
D orothy Strong, Lucille Tack,
Lucy T avano, ‘Doris Taylor,
Gene Tilburg, George Tilburg,
E leanor U rsano, M arg aret V an
DeMoortel, Eugene V anderm ar­
tel, H arold V andenbout, ‘D on­
ald V anderbrook, R obert Van
Hoesen, Emily VerCrouse, Gladys
Voll-ertsen, R obert Wage, Agnes
W alters, M arjorie W arner, Jose­
phine W ebster, ‘ Lois W inans,
•M ary Z appia, ‘V eneranda Z arola, Clayton Spade
INTRODUCTION TO BUSINESS
Laverne Young.
SALESMANSHIP
R obert Crouse, Helen DeCann,
Pauline Dey, Ellen Dion, William
F arnsw orth,
Cora
Henkel,
T heresa
M arroeco,
M arjorie
Pierce, Aquila Santoro, ‘Elsie
Simonse, Elsie VanAst, E sther
V anNorm an, Mark W alsh
CHEMISTRY
M arian Kelley
GENERAL SCIENCE
Henry Crescibene, Erm a Jean
P arks, Irving Robinson, Coram arie Siler, Ja n e t W arner, S h ir­
ley VanWaes.
EL. ALGEBRA
Edward Reed.
HOMEMAKING A (Foods)
Elizabeth Boynton,
M artha
B oynton, Mildred DeRue, Jan e
Evans, V irginia Frawley, Laura
G allagher, E dna Goossen, •Ethel
H anlon, R u th H arding, Ann
H avert, M arian Kelley, Mary
M inutolo, Doris M urray, •Thelm a O’Connell, M argaret Overslaw, E dna Peirson, Lucy Q uag­
liata , Emily VerCrouse.
HOME ECONOMICS I
L oretta Billotto, Virginia Cel­
so, Wilma Clark M argaret DeBoerdere, Ju n e Downey, Mary
DeLyser,
Hazel
Farnsw orth.
Jessie F arnsw orth, Helen F erraraccio, M ina Gifford, Elizabeth
Gullo, T helm a H arris, Y olanda
Moyer, F ran ces Ryckbost, Lucy
T avano,
Rosalie
Traicchio,
G ladys Vollertsen, Agnes W alter
SPELLING
Nellie Adele, ‘B lanche Artlip,
R alph B aker, Jacob Bouwens,
K eith BrH], ‘ Jean Buck, A m a
Campbell, K en n e th
Chrysler,
A nn Cill, Henry C inti, Rose
Colacino, ‘E leanor Cole, Eleanor
Colem an,
G rover
Coleman,
‘M arjorie D avenport, Michael
D eJohn, ‘Ire n e D eK ann, Al­
phonse DePorter, ‘Mary DiS an to , M a rth a Douglas, F reder­
ick Feiock, ‘ K enneth Follette,
•Ann F ran k lin . Howard F ra n k ­
lin. ‘Rosella F rench. Ann Griho
•S arah H allagan. Joseph Hal-
i
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mi.
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gets- co-operation in stead o f I som ething, instead of trying to
lin an , Mary H ansen, ‘ Nadine
H olland. ‘M arth a Jolly, ‘Joan
Kelley, Edward K neut, R u th
K rebbeks, Donald Lanse, ‘B etty
Lawton, H arry Lewis, C arl Lyke,
A nthony Mancuso, M artha Mor­
gan, Joseph Muoio, G ertrude
M urray, ‘ George Negus, ‘Ethel
Nerber, Hazel O ’Brte n, R ichard
Pelow. ‘M arilyn Pulver.
D orothy
Richmond,
‘ Mary
Sapp, ‘ Vera S atta, George Sco­
field, Helen Sedgwick, ‘T hom as
Sedgwick,
‘Dorothy Shearer,
Elaine
Strobridge, ' .L y m a n
S tu art, Betty VanCasselle, ‘Alice
Verdehem, ‘Jean VerDow, Helen
W alter, ‘Dorell Williams, L aura
Yarborough, ‘ Rose Zarola.
REGENTS
LATIN THREE YEARS
•K athleen Crouch.
INT. ALGEBRA
•B etty Allen, ‘ Louise Bailey,
•C harles A. Bloom :r, ‘Lena Cel­
so, ‘Bruce Cook, Myrtle Cook,
•Dorothy
Cooper,
‘Clayton
Cornwell, Jam es Cornwell, Mary
Ja n e DeBarr, Genevieve Doug­
las, Posey Emerson, M arilyn
F arrar, M argaret Gabriel, Co­
m an G alusha, ‘Donald Garlock,
Arlene Hoad, ‘Brewster Kopp,
•Ann Noonan, Ellsworth Sawyer,
B etty Scheerens, Cora Scheetz,
H arriet Smith,* Rose
Wilck,
‘R obert Wildhack, M ary Eliza­
beth Wood, ‘Ellen Young.
SOLID GEOMETRY
R ichard C hittenden, Harry
Inm an, William M atthews, Wil­
liam Jerom e Rich, ‘R ichard
Schumm , Cornelius Sinkeldam ,
Maurice Strobridge.
BUSINESS LAW
Irene B rink, M arjorie L. C ar­
roll, Phyllis Cole, Helen DeCann,
Pauline M. Dey, Ellen O. Dion,
William F arnsw orth, Eleanore
E. Finewood, Charles A, H ausm an, T heresa Marrocco, Lucy
Maslyn, Ward P R ynearson,
Elsie Simonse,
M argaret E.
Townsend, Elsie VanAst. “ Es­
th e r E. VanNorman, William H.
Vickery.
ECONOMICS
Raymond
Brock,
‘M ary
Brockhuizen, T helm a Ja n e Craver. G uilda Crescibene, Mary
Ctosante. R obert Crouse, ‘Gloria
G roat. I Cora Henkel, Angellne
Ioele, Josephine Lewen. E dna L.
Nodfeckdr,
Aquila
Santoro,
“ Ptrjlhp\Rpss. B ernard V anderbrooke. Hugh W helpton, “ Helen
W aeghe
“ denotes Certified exam ination
TYPEWRITING
Helen D eCann, Ellen Dion.
ELEMENTARY ENGLISH
•L ena Marie DeLyser, Florence
Lamote, Helen Oney. Edgar
Prentice.
GEOGRAPHY
M arian Bauer. ‘Betty Burcroff.
•Lillian DeCann, Mary DeSain.
Floyd Engert, ‘ Donald F agner,
‘K enneth H arder, V irginia Hoot,
‘Lorraine
H ornbeck , J e a n
K lahn, ‘Florence L am ote, J a n e
Schumm, A lbert Toye, Arlene
VanLare.
SPELLING
Donald
B oughton,
Donald
Fagner, ‘Je a n K lahn, Helen
•Oney, ‘Joyce Reeves, K a rl Stacy,
•Carolyne T rask, A rlene V an
Lare.
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ARITHMETIC «*
Lawrence DeLyser,
D onald
Fagner, Lena F rench, J e a n
K lahn, P au line L ootens, Joyce
Reeves, K arl S tacy, C arolyne
Trask, Arlene V anLare, B etty
Jan e Willemsen.
ELEMENTARY U.S. HISTORY
M argaret D eboerdere, L ena
DeLyser, ‘Howard F aro, B a rb a ra
Follette,
‘Florence
Lam ote,
Helen Oney, B etty W illemsen.
SILENT READING
Lawrence D eLyser, L ena D e­
Lyser, Howard Faro, W. R. J a n ­
sen, Ivan H ym an, ‘Florence L a ­
mote, Helen Oney, K a rl Stacy.
W RITING
'Lena DeLyser, H ow ard Faro,
Florence Lam ote.
-oTlie Lake S uperior district
supplies m ore iro n ore th a n any
other section of th e world, a n d
consists o f M innesota, M ichigan
and Wisconsin.
CARNEGIE
(Continued from Page Nine)
Commerce M anagers associa­
tion. I have been genuinely
interested in w h a t TCCM a n d
its associations h av e m ean t to
me and I am anxious to bring
such inspirations t o my fellow
secretaries in th e profession,
therefore I s h a ll‘be glad to do
w hat I can to h elp you.
First, find a tta c h e d h ereto
my check for m y a n n u a l dues;
I ju st neglected sending them
sooner.
"Next, I would suggest th a t
as m any of o u r p re se n t m em ­
bers m ake a p ersonal visit to
th e non-m em bers i n th e ir im ­
m ediate area; second best, a
letter, tellin g them
w hat
TCCM has
done fo r u s
and w hat it should m ean to
them ought to help .
"If you will advise m e th e
names of the non-m em bers in
niy section o f Texas I shall
m ake a special effort to co n ­
ta c t them .”
T h a t kind of letter is 'better
th a n th e one originally s e n t
because it refrain s from c r it­
icizing the person receiving i t '
an d m akes him w an t to do
som ething. T he w riter of it
--COUPON--
FAIRY
SOAP
4 for 1 5 c
WAYNE
S U P E R C U T - R ATE
SHAVE
TALC
NEWARK
9<
Thurs., Fri. & Sat. Specials
WITH COUPON'
R ight Reserved to Limit Q uantities
50c Box
15 S tar Double-Edged
Holland Linen
25
Blades
Cold Cream 2 "« 2 5 ' 3-50c Li "
5
9 ” Analgesic Balm
Doverettes
3 D ifferent
Shades
A Swell L ittle Cigar
50c
4 Envelopes
G’o ld Dust
j.
Bubble Bath
Scouring Powder
25c V alue
75c Indoor or Outdoor
$1.00 HARRIET
HUBBARD AYER
FACE POWDER
COUPON
.-COUPON-
35c HOOK
1 tb . Delicious
Dental
Plate
Brush
Peanut
Clusters
19c
FREE
W ith $1.00 JAR
LUXURIA
COLD CREAM
All for $ £ . 0 0
1 4 c
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POT ROAST
PORK Sausage
IN TOWND riv* Slow ly, Don't S k id ,
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Tiros Correctly
PANCAKE
HOME MADE
PAN STYLE
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car* saving 2/3 of die cost of driving!
One-W ay Rd.-Trip
LB.
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$2.40 $ 4.35
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T R r THIS
REAL TREAT.
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COOKIES
SUGAR
MOLASSES
COCOAN I T
EACH
of genuine goodness,—the taste that
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M th d u g h w hen T
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Im andJrig Office
b a ra r req u ests re
L d s bf . M n y ’ree
lervice* to .?ajy the
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(n e e d th a t 'ih ' th<
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I m ilitary com m ur
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TIRES and MILK
PHONE 26
1
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FOR
D EM HO ls
Newark Creamery Co.
Generallce Cream Co.
Hair Togte
m ORANGEr
TENDER YOUNG — CORN-FED — RIB-ENI)
5 - RIB CUT
29 c.
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WILLIAMSON
LOAF CAKES
-
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Thermometer
Sanitary Belts
' 1
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MILK-FED
Fc
R ubinstein’s “Keys to B eauty
25c C ashm ere B ouquet
% o^ E
With tl
39'
3 9 ' Gem Blades
Jergens Lotion
FOWL.
f By anticipating your Milk and and Ice Cream
requirements, you will aid us materially in cut*
- ting down on special delivery trips. This means
SAVING RUBBER TIRES as Ice Cream and
Milk Truck
Tires
.<
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25c J a r Jergens Face Cream F ree w ith 50c
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L ongest Lake
• Lake Superior is th e longest uf
th e G re a t Lakes,
antagonism . Always try to
force him to do som ething,
m ake a person want to do I
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Newark Girl Has
Important R ole in
Drama at College
7~- Ith a b a —R aid a Dedomenico o f
l&Tewaris w ill be seen in a n im J jb o x ta n t role w hen th e Ith a c a
JwGollege D ram a D e p a rtm e n t pref s e n t s i t s th ird m a jo r production
o f th e academ ic year, W ednes­
d a y th ro u g h S a tu rd ay , J a n . 2 8 -;
an t h e L ittle T h e a te r.
A-c nst of 41 s tu d e n ts w ill p re js e n t th e novel C hinese play,
‘ L ady P recious S tream ", w h ic h ;
a rq u se d favorable notices from
cities w h en it h a d its Broadw ay
r e m i s e a few seasons ago.
i h i s is th e first d ra m a tic pro, a u c tio n in w hich Miss D edom en|-ic o h a s ippeared a t I th a c a Colge| S h e is 'ta k in g a specialized
aurse in d ra m a , E nghsh, speech I
S and ra d io fo r w hich a bachelor |
f p f science degree is aw arded
e r f o u r y e a rs ’ study.
A sophom ore in th e D ram a I
e p ’a rtm e h t, Miss Dedomenico is
S?the. d a u g h te r of Mr. a n d Mrs.
"Stilly D edom enico, 110' S tu a r t |
V\A ye.
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IT FA Y S TO RE/ D THE
^C O U R IE R -G 4ZETTE PANT ADS
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NEWARK COURIER-GAZETTE AND MARION ENTERPRISE, NEWARK, N. Y : THURSDAY, JANUARY 29, 1942
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