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The Attmmont Enterprise — Thursday, November 19, 1993
Duanesburg Cites 157 For
Superior Academic Achievement
James H. Collins, principal at
Duanesburg High School, announces that during the first
academic marking period 58 students earned placement on the
school honor roll while another 99
were named to the credit list.
Honor students whose names are
followed by an asterisk (*)
compiled straight-A averages.
HONOR ROLL
Grade 12: Joseph Culbert,
Denise Gillette, Lori McGrail,
Joan Russell, Karen Shimkus,
Andrew
Whitbeck,
Michelle
Merenberg, and Susan Hayen.
Grade 11: Richard Gaylord,
Nancy Greer, Katherine Howard,
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Breakfast will: be $2.50
Lunch will also be
available on those dates
except Thanksgiving Day.
Lunch will consist of
Hot Soup & Sandwich
Tracey Keenan, Jeffrey Lynn, and
Judith Williams.
Grade 10: Christina Anderson*,
Lori Kosasco*. Michelle Rosasco*.
Kerry Seeley, Michelle Vedder,
and Douglas Wolfe.
Grade 9: David Breitenstein,
Amy Christman*, Ronald Digman,
Linda Howard, Kathleen Janetsky,
Polly Lindh, Kimberly Mericle,
Richard Stigberg, Wendy Thomas,
April Trestick, and Kathleen
VanBuren.
Grade 8: Vicki Brenn, Shireen
Crandall*, Julie English, Timothy
Griffiths, John Hotaling*, Kandee
Johnson, Mary LaCourse, Susan
O'Brien, and Christine Walter*.
Grade 7: Regina Adabahr,
RaeLea Austin, Shannon Baker,
Mary Christman, Ruth Desmond,
Walter Dixon, Kimberly Dykeman,
Nicole Ethier, David Foster, Adam
Hill, Cory LeClair, Erik Ludwig,
Dina Neadle, Lee Palmer, Danielle
Rivette, Kimberly Romano, Shannon Terrell*, and Martin Williams.
CREDIT LIST
Grade 12: Deborah Barnes,
Doreen Boss, Gary Bradt, Cherie
Brown, Jeffrey Canastra, Cfaig
Cooper, Denise Corbett, Debra
Ferri, Theresa Ferris, Victoria
Grady, Susan Gray, Stacey Hood,
Karen Jorgensen, Nicholas Mormando, Anna Gstrander, Duane
Powers, Ronald Smith, Michelle
Titus, Kelly Vedder, Wid Robert
Wilkie.
Grade 11: Brenda Bookhout,
Jeffrey Breitenstein, Floyd Bur-
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OPEN: Tuesday-Saturday 11a.m.-Sunday 1p.m.
rows, Christine Fox, Lynn Grariano, George Honour, Brenda
Janetsky, Diane Lesson, Joseph
Milos, Paula Novak, Douglas
Orsini, Kimberly Powell, Deborah
Strobeck, and Tracy Terry.
Grade 10: Thomas Budnik,
Susan Clarke, Michelle Corbett,
Melanie DeLuke, Michelle Dorety,
Samantha Grenier, Julia Hallenbeck, Erica Hood, Melissa Jobmann, Mark Kalinowski, Kerri
Lesson, Kimberly Novak, Joanne
Snyder, Melissa Strong, Shelley
Szabo, and Hollie Whitbeck.
Grade 9: Lisa Baehr, Judith
Bovee, Cary Fox, Laura Manus,
Frank Nissen, Sue Ann Summers,
and Jennifer Wolfe.
Grade 8: Peter Brodie, Quentin
Castle, Cynthia Chapman, James
Cook, Vicki Dorety, Tammy Dykemani Gary Engle, Ronald Ferris,
Corina Gasner, Tina Gleason,
Rachael Klehn, Jennifer Payst,
Douglas Schrom, Lori Scranton,
tammy Sparrow, Katherine Tommell, Jon VanSlyck, and Dawn
Vice.
Grade 7: Tami Anderson, Jennifer Baehr, Jill Bielawski, .Stacey
Boyer, Bridget Clark, April Coats,
Lisa English, Anthony Helstowski,
Christine Hotaling, Christine Jenosik, Benjamin Lennox, Tracey
Lestage," Allen Livengood, Jeffrey
Merrihew,
Suzanne
Nossek,
Tammy Novak, Michelle Park,
Heather Pistana, Susan Reichelt,
Julie Strobeck, Wendy Suits,
Robert Warner, and Danielle
Winnie.
REFORMED CHURCH
Rev. Mary Van Andel
Friday, Nov. II:
6:30 p.m. Couples Club.
Sunday, Nov. 13:
9:30 a.m. Sunday school.
11 a.m. Worship; Food Pantry
Sunday. Needed items include
'.' powdered milk, canned juice,
- canned fruit and cereal.
Monday, Nov. 14:
7 p.m. Consistory.
Tuesday, Nov. 15:
10 a.m. Ladies Aid.
Sunday, Nov. 20:
Annual congregational meeting
at the church hall, immediately
following service. Bring covered
dish. Consistory members will be
elected and a church budget
**" considered.
COMMUNITY NOTES
Anyone having towels and
aprons belonging to the Knox Fire
House, please bring them to the
firehouse.
Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Nicholson
visited her sister, Mrs. Hattie
Burtt and daughter, June, on
Sunday.
Mrs. Ann Quaglieri of Colonie
spent Sunday with her mother,
Mrs. Elsie Deals.
Miss Sandra Quay is visiting her
parents after spending a year in
Montpelier, Vermont where she
attended Johnson State College,
where she worked at an internship
with the mentally ill. She earned
her masters degree.
Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Torok
entertained at dinner, Mr. and
Mrs. Patrick Nicholson, James
Nicholson, Mr. and Mrs. Edward
Nicholson, Erin and Karin, on
Friday.
We extend sincere sympathy to
Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Crewell and
Scott on the death of his mother,
Mrs. Abra Ryder.
Mr. James Nicholson of Silver
Springs, Maryland, visited his
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Patrick
Nicholson, Wednesday through
Saturday.
The Knox Auxiliary and friends
enjoyed a bus tour to Charlestown
Shopping Center on Saturday, and
all enjoyed dinner at Trinkhaus
Manor.
Mrs. James Gardner and Mrs.
i Douglas Canaday of East Greenbush journeyed to Boston on
Saturday attending the exhibit of
Early American paintings at the
Boston Museum of Fine Arts.
Gallupville
Rev. John Jaercher wiU be
holding services at the Lutheran
Church in Gallupville for the next
four weeks.
Jyrki Iivari, an exchange student from Finland, played the
organ at the Sunday service at the
Lutheran Church in Gallupville. He
is currently enrolled at Schoharie
High School in his senior year .and
is a guest in the Marvin household.
He will be staying with Nancy and
Bill Getz on Webster Road from
December until February.
Laura and Paul Panas celebrated their 46th wedding anniversary Saturday, Nov. 5.
Commander Bruce Parias, stationed at Le Moore AFB, Calif.,
was 45 on Nov. 6.
Mr. and Mrs. John Funck and
mother Frances Becker visited
their son, Richard, and wife in
Roxbury to see their new grandson, Gregory Richard, born Oct. 6.
Nancy Penk and Stephen Sturm,
Sr., were married Nov. 5 in the
United Methodist Church in Gallupville. Rev. Waldo presided.
Karen Olewnick played the organ.
Matron of honor and best man
were Betty Simmons and Bill
Simmons. Bridesmaid was Janice
Genovesi and usher Joseph Genovesi. AH the flowers for the
wedding were supplied by Evelyn
Gallup's new "Posy Place" in
Duanesburg. Bill Olewnick took
pictures of the lovely affair. The
happy couple took off for Florida
on their honeymoon.
Ruth Eisner and Judy Petrosillo
gave a baby shower Saturday,
Nov. 5 for their friends, Fay and
Ray Chazin-Seidleman. Guests
were Bud and Lora Saddlemire
and daughters from Albany, Tim
and Karen Martin and daughter
Christie, Karen Hack of Manhattan, Carolyn Miroff and son
Nicholas of Albany, Vicki Bartell
and daughter Brenna of Schoharie,
Carly Wright of West Berne and
Joe Mix and Sayla Eisner Mix.
Mrs. Kathy McCumber is home
from Albany Medical Hospital and
is doing very well.
The Senior Citizens of Gallupville will hold their annual Thanksgiving dinner at Gibby's Diner in
Quaker Street, Nov. 16 at 1 p.m.
Laura Panas visited Phyllis
Jeffrey in Cobleskill Hospital and
found her doing well. Phyllis
expects to be coming home this
4-HNews
Vcorheesville Vikings
The 1983-84 year has started for
the Voorheesville Vikings 4-H Club.
During September and October
members, including Justin De
Fazzio, Kate Fletcher, Bret Hart,
Frank Hart, Renee Hunter, Cher
Krajeruski, Glen Reynolds, Wendy
Reynolds, and Raebeth Vosburg,
sold 4-H cookies. Their total was
413 packages. At the meeting on
Oct. 29 the club placed the 4-H seal
of achievement on their club
charter, marking their eighth year
as a 4-H club in Albany County.
Also at this meeting the club
discussed. plans for the year
including 4-H projects and a
Christmas party to be held at the
next meeting.
To The Voters Of The
TOWN of KNOX
Thank you for your support
in my.bid for re-election
as Town Councilman.
I promise to serve you
in the next four years
to the best of my ability.
Dana Sherman
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