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Wins Navy Scholarship John Minogue, son of Mr., and Mrs. John M. Minogue of 43 Mattowee, Granville, N.Y. has recently been awarded a full scholar ship by the Navy Depart- ment. John, a feshman Eco- nomics major, has been a mem- ber of the NROTC Unit as a Contract student since Septem- ber 1971. This scholarship will pay his full tuition, all books and military uniforms, andpro- vides John with a $100. per month - subsistence allowance while atterding college. Upon graduation he my be cominis- sioned an Ensign in the Navy or a Second Lieutenant in the Marine Corps and serve four years of active duty. Founded in 1843, Holy Cross is the oldest Catholic college in New England, The liberal arts institution has an enroll- ment of approximately 2400 undergraduates. Holy Cross is the last college in the 28-school nationwide net- work of Jesuit higher education to - become - co-educational, having accepted 200 women for next fall's class of 1976. South Poultney By Mcs. Emily J, Ellis Mrs. Anthony Pacyna, Sr., accompanied by her daughter, Miss Joan Pacyna of Albany ,who is spending the Mother's Day week end with her parents, were in Hudson Falls on Saturday to attend the First Communion of the Pacynas' grandson, J ohnnie. Last week they also attended the Confirmation of another grandson, David. Both are sons of Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Pacyna \ of Hudson Falls. They also at- tended the party at the Pacyna home in Hudson Fails, following the church services. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Tejral of Astoria, and their nephew, Ed- ward Tricomi IH of Woodside, spent a long week ead and Mother's Day with their Mother and grandmother, Mrs. Albert Schaefer. Miss - Paula Albany, arrived Friday to be here for the Mother's Day week end with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Edward Breznick. Mrs. Bregnick's sister, Mrs.Walter Beryon of Whitehall, was a Fri- day guest, Miss Minnie Williams, South St., Poultney, was rushed by Breznick of ambulance to the Rutiand Hos- - pital after suffering a fractured hip in a fall at her home. Some years ago she also fractured her hip in afall, Her many friends wish her a speedy re- covery. The Williams family were formar regidents, and will be rewsembered as the Lewis Mrs. Ids H s, Mrs. Meriam Roberts and Mrs, Emily Eilis apent Wednesday in Rutland and West Rutland. Mrs. E. Devid Morris, the former Barbara Fraser, and a former resident, now residing in Holiday, Florida, returnedto her home after a ten day stay in the Meuse Hospital, Dunedin, Fla., where she was in the In- tensive care unit following an attack at her home, and at this writing _ is improved. Best wishes Barbara, for a speedy recovery so we can seeyouthis SAVE \CASH On These! 70 DATSUN PICK-UP w-camper cop, 17,000 miles, radio red \71 PLYMOUTH CRICKET 4-dr. sedan. cyl.. sid., beige. 71 PINTO 2dr. yellow. 70 MAVERICK 2-dr , 6 cyl . std radio 100 MORE-ALL MAKES & MODELS standard. - radio sgammer. . Miss Elien Louise Jones, deughter of Mr. and M~s. Her- bort Janes, Maple St., Poultney , . and former r C » E several days at the home of her parents, and also attended the Commence exercises at Green Mountain College, from which she graduated 'before going to work in Washington, where she is now on the staff of the office of Senior Senator George D, Aiken, of Vermont, Mr. and Mrs. Jones entertained at a Sunday dinner, following the exercises, for Senator George D, Aiken and Mrs, Aiken of Putney and Washington, D.C. Senator Aiken was the guest sperker atthe 135thCommence- ment exercises heldSunday May - 14 at ten o'clock. Following the dinner Mrs. Jones flew to Wash- ington with her guests, where she will spend the next three weeks with her three daughters who live in and ar ound Washing- ton. Mrs. Jones is the organist at the Poultney Presbyterian Church, and on May 31 she will celebrate her birthday , and also 56 years as organist at the church. Florida, have just returned from a C cruise where they celebrated their 45th wed- ding anniversary. Mr. Smith is a nephew of Mrs. George E. Treehouse, Granville and a cousin of Emily Ellis. Miss Ann E, Jones received word this week of the death of Susanne Pecor, 11 year old daughter of Mr. and Mrs, Robert Pecor of Underhill, Vermont, Mrs. Pecor is the dauther of Richard Woodard of Waterbury, Vermont and Bradenton,Flor- idr, and step daughter of the late Katherine Jones Woodard, formerly of this town. Suzanne was a victim of cystic fibrosis. Much sympathy is extended the family. Our word 'suede' comes to us from the Swedish language, and was the original term for Swed- ish leather. Pap \P Page - 12 THE GRANVILLE SENTINEL OVER 13,500 READERS THURSDAY, MAY 5.9\... Soidior’ Medic Corpsman Ft. Sam Houston,Tex. ~~Army Private Robert A. Damon, 19, son of Mr. and Mrs, Roland C, Damon, Creek Road, Satem, N.Y., has completed a 10-week Medical Corpsman courseat the U. S, Army Medical Training Center, Ft. Sam Houston, Tex, He learned to perform routine patient - care - and treatment duties in combat areas, hospital units, dispensaries, clinics and other medical facilities, Healso received - instruction in the transportation of wounded by ground, water means. Pyi. Damon entered the army (CQ) 'last December and received Braintree, Mass. 18, 1972, s a-» «i» a> mp n> ae «- @» - -& <> G c c- <> 4G c- ae - anti | I | \ 0 L I / .. t . l BROMLEY'S Mr. and Mrs. Robert A, Smith, 198-199 $792?er ST.. 6.f former - Granville residents, el ’////////////////////////////////////IL ow residing - in CAR WASH Sat. May 20 1 P.M. Parking lot across from Edwards' store $1 PER CAR We wash til they stop coming Rares A MOBIJLE HOMES New - Nove! & Nifty Homes Double wide and Brick Vaneer Rock Botton Deals and Free Set Ups . Hudson River Trailer Sales Greenwich, N.Y. } Tel. 695-3263 HUDSON RIVER TRAILER SALES ROUTE 4 8 mi. south. of Ft. Edward, new, | | | | novel & nifty homes, double | wide & Brick veneer. g $-T-R-E-T-C-H your money rock \ b | | b bottom deals liberal trade-in free set-up Call 695-3263 open 10-9 P.M. Sat. 9-5, Sun 1-5 o--------------q '69 Plymouth Sattelite, 6 Cyl; Auto; PS. '68 Ford Country Squire Wagon, V-8, auto; PS,PB. '68 Pontiac Cat; 4 Dr; V-8 PB ;PS. '68 BUICK Skylark Special Deluxe Coupe, V-8, Auto; PS. '68 Ford Mustang, 2 Dr; V-8, 3 Speed '67 Dodge Cornet Wagon, V-8, Auto; PS. | '67 Chevy Camero, 2 Dr; 6 Cyl; Auto; PS '67 Dodge Polara, 4 Dr; HDT, Griffin Brothers, Inc. DODGE CARS & TRUCKS Rte. 22 next to State Police, Salem, New York - Phone 518-854-7485 OPEN 6 DAYS, 9 to 9. Good Old Fashioned Country Service 0 1971 DODGE POLARA - 4:Dr. Hardtop, Full Power Vinyl Roof, Air Conditioning ...... $3150 '70 Dodge = power steering _. '69 Chevy !! '69 VW - {2} 2 door sedan 2 Spec. Edition, vinyl roof 70 Challenger Everything on it, orange \70 Chalienger P/S, console, sharp . Polara, 4 dr. HT, V8, auto, 6 cyl, standard _. . Air Cond, 4 dr. sed, '69 Monaco P/S, P/B, vinyl roof . 20 New Cars and Trucks on Hand-Power Wagon Snow Fighters in Stock, _ WE SERVICE WHAT WE SELL $2250 _ . $2295 '68 Falcon Statéorvzljagfiszzytlfau‘t; _$1195 ° sagge '68 Plymouth One Oemer 0000 $1295) % P x . $1250 - '67 Plymouth RC, $1050 m Tubman\ 6/2 bo 1 ; ; u; $1375 '65 Chevrolet Brifi - $550 cy; S1d. t N 55 g1908 \* s500|'§7 Jeep CJS, 4CYO, full metal 8 cyl; auto; PS. '67 Buick LaSabre, 4 Dr; auto; PS, PB. '66 Pontiac Tempest, Wagon, y-8, auto, PS. V-8, JEEPS & TRUCKS top, 4 Wd; 6 f1. 6 in. uP TO v6 cet 35 MILES PER GALLON OF O‘QQ'-----------’- Re. 9 Seratoga R6. then decide. DATSUN ONLY $2195. DEL. IN G.F % GAS MOTORS South Glons ita .. ts ._ PA plow '67 GMC Pickup, 6° Box, 6 Cyl; Std. '66 Jeep CJ-5, Canvas Top, . 4 Cyl; 4 WD. - '64 'Jeep Wagoneer, 4 WD, PS. '62 Jeep Pickup, with plow, 6 Cyl, 4 WD. '51 Jeep Wagon 4 WD; 4 cyl | Come on over to Widetrack Country.... home : Pontiac, Tempest GMC Trucks, j..p Viudfl. You can't find a better U 0 deal....at least that's what all our customers, z | U | J | | \| | | | J | U | | U U | U | | | | | | | | | | U | U | I L t L L L L L 0 past and present say, So, come over to , Widetrack Country,..you'll get the deal of your life! ROSS PONTIAC 3 EAST MAIN ST. GRANVILLE, N.Y. | fel. 642-2121 Tol. 642-2125 A 7 ! i od 4. . sick iand training at Ft. Sam - Many a ragged, » on air and Houston. He is a 1971 graduate of Poneer Valley Academy, New “MIIM'Mth‘ ...not for Its v memories, alue, by \What kind of a trade-in will you give me? We only used it once.\ To make more sales, make more friends To make more friends, make better deals To make better deals, sell better cars And to keep a good thing going, give the best service. To do all that, you've got to be fussy. And we are. 1972 VEGA - 2-DR. COUPE For As Little As 22128 1912 CHEVELLE 4-DR. SEDAN For As Little As IM\ (972 NOVA 4-DR. COUPE For A* Little As $2450\ 1972 IMPALA 4-DR, SEDAN - For As Little As $9467\ NOW Over 150 New Chevrolets In Stock EXCELLENT CHOICE OF ALL MODELS A better way to see the U.S.A. A ]Whiteman Chevrole! 79-89 DIX AVE., GLENS FALLS 192-2196 or Used 192-4519 eat y othfl'l, but l. prlc'lm . whent a cose som nrven cocs 5A0\ _ ., ub No sae rea: vat rth Gr ‘ Hose - having or craf ike to donat e Hose CC | cu‘lflV.‘ ‘cmtlct 642 june 1st. | lIwisher Exten pegular ers Hon I1 be held Dorothe® , May 18 embers We are h enjoyable | Hono! ange | g Mrs. H bron, N. 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