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FM Grad Wins Grant PlfTSftiRGIfPAINTS SIM-PROOF\ LATEX FLAT HOUSE i2 no WHITE ^ with built-in Acrylic Flexibility • Stretches and shrinks with temperature and humidity changes • Resists cracking and peeling Fade resistant colors • Mildew resistant paint film James Muldoon, a 1979 graduate of Fayetteville- Manlius High School has won a $5,000 scholarship in the 1979 Whirlpool Corp Sonsand Daughters Scholarship Program Mr. Muldoon is the son of Raymond Muldoon, Syracuse regional manager of the Com pany's eastern sales and dis tribution area. Selected from a field of 32 applicants, he was judged on his scholastic record, leadership ability, citizenship standards, and the potential ability to benefit by higher education and function effectively in a democratic society During his high school career. Mr Muldoon had a 4 2.\> grade average While atten ding FM, he was president of the National Honor Societv vice president of the l>atin club, captain of the basketball team, copy editor of the school's year book and photo editor of the school newspaper. After receivings the Whirlpool $5,000 scholarship, Mr. Muldoon was awarded a full Naval ROTC grant to Mas sachusetts Institute of Technology. Therefore he relinquished the Whirlpool scholarship which will be transferred to the first runner- up Mary Armbruster of St. Joseph, Mich Whirlpool Corp . a leading manufacturer and marketer of major home appliances head quartered in Benton Harbor, Mich., makes the scholarships available through its Whirlpool Foundation Sons and daughters of employees compete each year for a limited- number of the $5,000 first- place scholarships and $500 runner-up awards. James Muldoon Greene Sentry Hardware Mantius Mart 682-6531 Whit* and standard oUri. Cust«m-nilx«4 tliffctfy hifk*r. MANLIUS MEMOS Linda Kashdin 682-9760 Paula Shulman and daughter Robin moved this week from Burlington Dr to their new home in Claverack Mrs Margery Burstein and Mrs Nancy Meltzer enter tained at luncheons before she moved. Nancy Schoendorf of River side. Conn, is in Manlius this MANLIUS ARCO 682-5909 CORNER OF FAYETTE anii SENECA GT.. MANLIUS CHARCOAL k BRiailETS 8A 6 T week visiting her cousins Stephie and Pam Milhan of Sherbrooke I>r Mrs Judith Birnbaum of Farmington Rd. is the new president of Hadassah Other officers are Sejma Radin, Mar cia Kashnow, Malka Hermon and Zelda I„evinson, vice presidents, Julie Harris, treasurer, Barbara Raura and Pearl Wexler, recording secretaries, Mildred Wineburgh and Helen Health, corresponding secretaries, and Sara Weinstein, Sandy (iingold and Gail Tauber. financial secretaries Mr and Mrs Tad Ar- chambault and children Nicole and Christopher of Candy Lane have returned from a combination business- pleasure trip to DeGray State Park Lodge in Arkadelphia, Ark While there they visited Hot Springs. They returned from Ar kansas and drove to Wooster Mass. for a wedding and a visit with their families Mrs Robert Halgnm of Or cleville, Ohio was in Manlius visiting her daughter's family, Mr and Mrs Dave Cooper and David and Robbie of Brookhill Dr Dr and Mrs Karl Nobel and family have moved from Cafev Dr to Kenmore, near Buffalo Dr Nobel will be affiliated wnh the SUNY—School of Medicine and the V A Hospital GRAND The Complete Paint Store MM Owiiky minagw of iww Strathmora Ptint Store F^CtOTy TO YOU PffCGS Interior/Exterior Latex • Enamels • Wall Coverings Brushes • Complete Accessories • Register For Door Prizes Free Bottle Of Glrsten 12 oz. Strathmore Paints Factory Store 206 West Genesee Street, Fayetteville 637-5507 FM High Student KM High Student Teuc her Parent Assn held elections last week and the officers art- Dons Ann Woods, president Mary Grace l^anese. vice president, publicity, Terr\ Walker, second vice president Winnie McElynn. treasurer Barbara Sassaman, ways and means, Karen Goodman membership, Fran Mehen recording secretary, and Betsv Butler, hospitality Karen Goodman and Piatt Wheeler were chairmen of the nominat ing committee Mr. and Mrs Gerald Bailey and sons Christopher and Mi key of Carey Dr have returned 'from, a week's vacation in East Dennis on Cape Cod. Little Chris celeb rated his second birthday while there The Manlius Historical Museum will be open Thurs day evenings from 7 to 9 p m in addition to the summer hours of 1 to 4 p.m Wednesdav through Sunday At present there is an exhibit of antique painted and stenciled fur nitureand 19th century boxes Michelle Schotz celebrates her fourth birthday this week with a Punch and Judy Puppet show Birthday wishes also go to Howard Port, Marshm dlatter and my husband Boh who celebrate this week Mr and Mrs Alexander Cohn. former Fayetteville residents, are in Manlius for several weeks visiting their daughter and her family. Eum and Michael Balanoff and Brian, Noah and Jared <>f Woodbox Lane Enders Rd Home and School Assn. has the following officers and board for the com ing year; Lynn Sheehan and Sue Simpson, cochairmen, Mary Delclos, secretary; Bar bara Searle, treasurer; Joanne Durbin, school board represen tative; Judy Restino, parents council rep; Mar cia Bunnell, picture day; Judy Davidson and Sharon Murray, hos pitality, Peg Hague and Mar tha Bustamante, spaghetti dinner, Eileen Gibba and Ann Nil and, ice cream social. All Manlius Village Seniors are invited to a Fun Night Covered Dish Supper at 5:30 p.m. Saturday, July 7 at Limes tone Gardens. After supper there will be bingo, dancing and other games. Those atten ding are reminded to bring a covered dish to pass and their own table service. Wisconsin is the nation's top producer of motorcycles, beer and canned vegetables.
