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i Graduates From Day Care Center Monday, July 8, 1985 Banner Times-Page-3 The students at the Pulaski Day Care Center held their graduation June 20. The audience was treated to songs and plays performed by the graduates. Above, the students line up to receive their diplomas. They are: [left to righi\ Tiffany Abbot, Jennifer Bailey, Nicole Bontomase, David Boyd, Megan Cornell, Paul Farmer, Lisa Gibbs [half- hidden] Jena Gugino, Eric Hinman, Anastasia Lichtenstein, Angela Newton, Nathan Peters, Steven Pollic, Nicole Sottung, Jacob Stapleton, Jessica Watkins, James Zimmerman. Snow White [Lisa Gibbs] and her Prince [Steven Pottk] live happily ever after. In the background are the seven dwarfs. Listen Vet Service News Senior Airman Kenneth J. Young n, son of Kenneth J. Young of Pulaski, and Robert B. Brooks of Hyde Park, N.Y., has reenlistedin the U.S. Air Force after being selected for career status. Assigned in West ^Germany, Young was approved for reenlistment by a board which considered character and per- formance. He is a radio communications specialist with the 1836th Engineering Installation Group. His wife, Air Force Senior Airman Ann M. Young, is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William Paulson of Monroe, Wis. The airman is a 1980 graduate of Roosevelt High School, Hyde Park. Q. My spouse and I are both veterans of the Armed Forces and use our GI Bill Education Benefits to attend school May we claim each other as dependents? A. Yes. Any veteran may claim his or her spouse as a dependent for education benefits, provided a certified copy of the marriage certificate appears in both VA files. Q. Is there any way to increase the total coverage of my national service life insurance? A. The annual dividends may be used to purchase paid-up ad- ditional insurance. You may obtain the form and change your dividend option at any V A regional office. The form should then be sent to the VA insurance center that maintains your file. The 'big, bad' wolf [James Zimmerman] waits for Little Red Riding Hood in one of the plays the students presented. Winners Awarded The Awards Selection Committee announced their eleven $300 grant winners at the June 23 graduation ceremonies. In addition, three $500 awards, sponsored by the John Ben Snow Foundation were granted the 1985 graduating class. 1985 Dollars for Scholars Award Winners for S.C.C.S. District were: Christopher K. Ellis, Michael C. Gilbert, Todd B. Glasier, Dawn I. Greenfield, Marie L. Ives, Dale K. McNitt, Erin E. Robbins, Thaddcus T. Schug, Charles A. Wheeler, Jr., Jennifer L. Wydysh, and Steven E. Yerdon. J.B. Snow Incentive Fund winners were: Susanne Albrecht, Michael A. Nemier, and Charles F. VanDyke. Sandy Pond Chattel by M. Crandall Gladys Killiam, former owner of the Central Hotel in Lacona, returned June 24 from a lovely trip. She accompanied her son, Roy Hunt, Jr., an employee of American Airlines from Dallas, Tex., and they visited England, France, Germany. Happy Anniversary Greetings go out to Gladys and Ralph Killiam on July 1. Leon and I, Amelia and Mickey Potish attended the Mannsville Methodist Church auction Wednesday night. Kurt Youker and Traci Soule are both staying with Grandma and Grandpa Maxwell. Mrs. Charles Monahan, Mr. Charles Smith and friend of Carthage, and Mrs. Delia Pack- wood of Hull, Quebec were luncheon and dinner guests of the Maxwells and Delia will stay with Hilda for two weeks. On Sunday, June 30, Donnie Maxwell called to tell them it was 20 degrees in Sisters, Oregon, and they had suffered a light frost. Delia and Hilda and Traci walked up to see Debbie Stevens and baby Catherine on Monday. Traci enjoyed playing with the six new puppies. Enrique (Henry) Sainz, foreign exchange student of Madrid, Spain, arrived Thursday to spend five weeks with Mary Ann Burda and family. On Monday, Mary Ann, I, Enrique and Doreen Burda were in Syracuse at the Syracuse - Oswego Bus Lines to pay our money for our \Jamboree In the Hills Trip\ on July 19. I enjoyed getting to know Enrique and he speaks perfect English but has trouble understanding our \fast\ talk. The Bob Fravor strawberry beds keep right on producing the large, delicious berries. The Dave Ingraham family left Monday, June 24 for William- sburg, Virginia, and stayed there .untfl Friday morning. Then, they went to Virginia Beach for two days. They returned Sunday af- ternoon. Among their pleasant memories are the trips to <£usch Gardens, Jamestown, William- sburg Pottery, crossing the Cheasapeake Bay Bridge tunnel. We're glad they are home safe. A big welcome to our new neigh- bors, Duane and Laurie Corbo. He is a state trooper and they are living in the former Ed Hart home. Also, welcome to Kim and Paul Smock who are now living in the former Ray Vining Home. We hope both of the families like Sandy Pond. The Statler Brothers were in Clayton Thursday night arid Helen Cornelius was their opening act. She put on a pretty great show. They, of course, were really great. Among some of the local people enjoying the show were: Ann and Harmon Lindsey, Clarence, Rita and Betty Fravor, who took in the early show. Attending the last show with Leon and I were: Sue Crandall, Bill Smith/ Doris and Ernie Smith, Sally and David Smith, Nellie Archer of Adams; Clancy and Doris Swillia and Don and Janet Pierce of Clayton, Mike and Linda Schryver, Sharon and Bill King of Constantia (Hotlips) Nanetta and Tom Crosby of Liverpool and Olive and husband of Central Square, (Nan's and Sharon's parents), Joe and Cindy Keesley and two daughters of Lacona. Most of us met at the Roundolette Restaurant and arrived home at 2:45 a.m. We are ready to do it again. When they come back this wayt Mike and Jane White sat near us, as did Nancy and Earl Meeks of Orwell. Gregory Jones, 8, of Chicago, Illinois, flew out Wednesday night to spend the summer vacation with his Dad, Tom, and grandparents, Griff and Doretta Jones. A picnic was held on Sunday at the Jones with Greg and Tom Jones and Debbie Jones and Larry Phillips as guests. Leon and I, Sue and Bill Smith enjoyed dinner Friday night at the Rainbow Shores Hotel. It was our pleasure to have a nice, good- looking young man, Mark Roberts of Phoenix, wait on us. Not only did we enjoy an excellent dinner, but also enjoyed Mark, and the sunset was just beautiful! Saturday morning, Leon and I called on Pete and Joyce, Katie and Alex. I got to love my brown- eyed girl, but Alex slept through the whole time! Later, we took some sand over to Jamie and David and did we ever have three happy boys - who? Jamie, David and Muttley, their sheepdog who laid down in the sandbox too. He's one of the nicest dogs I ever met! Coming home, we stopped at the home of Dave and Jean Harvey where a graduation party was being held for their daughter, Jackie Pierce, who just graduated from PACS. We had a nice time, but the wind got nasty and cold and not having the courage to get in the \violent\ volleyball game to keep warm, we left before the rain came. Kathy and Betty Carr were in Wolcott Tuesday visiting Michael Carr and family. Picnic Planned If you taught or went to school in Pulaski at any time, you are invited to join a group meeting for the twelfth time at the Bluff Pavillion, Selkirk State Park, July 17, at 12:30 p.m. No reservation is necessary. Just bring a dish to pass, your own beverage and table service; also spouse, offspring or guest. There is no planned program. Time passes all too quickly as old Mends greet each other and catch up on family news—after a lapse, sometimes of as much as 20 years! Happily, newcomers keep showing up. This adds much to the pleasure of the occasion. For any further information, Barbara Mandigo (298-5417) or Eunice Tollner (298-4153) will welcome a call. Please put the date on your calendar TODAY and mention it to friends who might have missed this notice, July 17, at 12:30.
