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L. Darroch | Senne) ~ '\ ; in, Grafenwoekhr, where Mrs. Darroch fifth grade Elementary Fist Lt. Darroch is with the U.S. Army will be moving to Ft. Ga. in August where be, attending further schooling w Renner Janus photo Gown by her mother, in a headpiece of lace with sequins. shape bouquet pois, daisies, ture carnations, and baby's breath. of honor and wore gowns of ivory eer blue print overlay. sweetheart off-the-shoulder sleeves, natural and full skirts with a back. The other at- wore similar gowns sheer overlay. attendants carried of mixed flowers. Pellegrino of Medina best man while acting were: Kevin of Buffalo, Dan of Holland, N.Y., Robertson, Medina; Lamb, Middleport; Hollander, bride's of - Knowlesville; brother of the general | cleaning. |} cleaning 28 $ Katherine Virginia Moss ~ PARKER - MOSS The Very Rev. and Mrs. R. Benjamin Moss announce the engagement of their daughter Katherine Virginia to Raymond E. Parker IH, son of Mr. and Mrs. Raymond E. Parker Jr. of Medina. Miss Moss, a 1976 graduate of Medina Central, is a part- time employee of O'Brien's. Her fiance is a 1972 graduate of Medina and is employed by Forrestel Farms in Shelby. A July 16 wedding is planned. Kenneth Gumm and Valerie Grimble GUMM - GRIMBLE Valerie E. Grimble, U.S.N. and Kenneth Gumm, both of the U.S. Navy, have announced their engagement and are planning their wedding for June 24, 1993. The couple's parents are Richard and Marie Grimble of Allen Bridge Road, Albion and Stanley and Sylvia Gumm of Milwaukee. The bride to be is a graduate of Albion High School and is stationed at Roosevelt Roads in Puerto Rico. Her fiance enlisted in the Navy in 1980 and is homeported in California - Sea Bee Batalion 5. Lattin Holds An Albion MS Class 'Spell-Bound' ALBION - On Thursday, May 19, C. W. Lattin, county historian, was guest speaker at a meeting of the Cobblestone Yorkers at the Albion Middle School. Mr. Lattin's topic centered around unusual happenings in Orleans County in the late 19th Century. Club members and guests were described as \held spellbound\ as Lattin recounted the intrigues of SEASONS _ TRAVEL _ AMTRACK \All Aboard America\ from 176° R.T. June 1-Sept. 30 CsH For Detaiis Albert S. Warner, a prominent banker who turned embezzler, and George W. Willson, the only person ever to be executed by hanging in Orleans County. This event marked the second time that Lattin has spoken to the history club this year. Cobblestone comprise the history club in the Middle Schodl. Meetings are open to any student with a serious interest in the study of local history Yorkers nour Paul Thurston and Deborah Reed THURSTON - REED Edward Reed, Albion, and Eva Czerkies, Brockport, announce the engagement of their daughter, Deborah Suzanne, to Paul Thurston, son of Terry and Kay Thurston, Brockport. Deborah is in her Junior year at SUNY college at Brockport studying towards a degree in Nursing. Paul is presently employed at East- Simpson photo man Kodak. The grandparents of Deborah are Marlin and Virginia Shawver, and Margaret Reed, all of Gaines. Paul's grandparents are Paul and Jean Bennett of Nelson, Pa., and Clark and Madeline Thurston of Elkland, Pa. A spring 1985 wedding is being planned. Getting to the root By Polly Fisher DEAR POLLY - How does one prepare and use ginger root in cooking? -- RH. DEAR RH. - To prepare ginger root, simply peel off the brown papery outer covering, trim off any woody or very fibrous parts and slice, chop or mince the tender, crunchy root within. The recipe will specify how finely the ginger should be cut, but most roots require a fairly fine mince, much as you would prepare are dropped into a sauce, (Ginger can be quite pungent The easiest way to mince it is to drop it into a bl garlic. Sometimes whole slices then removed before serving. if taken in large bites!) SANBORN -- Students Maureen Sheehan {&nd Jim Krolozyk were a ed the Niagara County. Community College President's Medallion and Cup, respectively at the , Student Awards Convocation held in the college's Fine Arts Auditorium on May 12. Shechan, of 2940 Ewings Road, Newfane is a liberal arts student at NCCC. The medallion is presented an- nually by the Student Association to a graduating sophomore who has con- tributed significantly to the development of the college's co-curricular program. Krolczyk, of Owego, N.Y., is ~ a business administration student at NCCC. The President's Cup is awarded annually by the NCCC Athletic Department to a graduating sophomore student who has contributed to the develop- ment -of that department. A special award for a Third Year Student has been awarded to Glenn Stief- fenhofer, Lockport. Awards for Contribution and Achievement, given for promotion of co-curricular activities at NCCC, were given to Patricia Holbrook of Medina; Joyce Thuman, Ralph '\'Butch'' Payne, Kenneth Hennig III and Dovid Dera, North Tonawanda; Robert Ketch, Appleton; John Costanzo, Grand Island; Joanne Scherer, Wilson and Kurt O'Polka, Lewiston. Also, Carl Cain, Jennifer Pitarresi, Chantelle Morris, Robert Mazzei, David Ar- magost, Jeffrey Myers and Personals Mr. and Mrs. Lewis (Peggt) Novotny of Cleveland, Ohio, announce the birth of a son, Paul Stanley, born May 16. He weighed 9 lbs., 6 oz. and was 22% inches long. Grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Charles Wind of Medina, and Mr. and Mrs. Louis Novotny, Cleveland. Great- grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Wind, Attica, and Mrs. Angeline Zielinski of Medina. THE JOURNAL-REGISTER NCCC HONO Medina New Yorleuesdax Max 31, 1983 engagedw NCCC Award Winners Announced 4 --GeraldMiller (right), dean of students at Niagara County Community: College, presents the NCCC President's Medallion to Maureen Sheehan (center), of Newfane. Looking on is James Kroltzyk of Owego, winner of the NCCC President's Cup John Freeman, all of Niagara Falls. From Lockport, Karen Wagner, Patti Budd, Elaine Faylor. Also Scott Ad- denbrooke, and Christine Cooper of Newfane; Donald Whelan, Lewiston; Joseph Galuzzo, Tonawanda; Vivian Grant, Middleport; the Future Secretaries Association and the WNCB, the campus radio station. Also to Kathy Zimmerman of Tonawanda; Randy Stanton, Lewiston and Linda Chutko, rt. The Meritorious Service Award, an award given to students or groups who have helped establish better com- munication between college and the community, were awarded to the Leadership Program for 1982-83 sponsored by Student Activities - Student Affairs; NCCC Culinary Arts students for the Food Circus and High School Counselors Dinner of Appreciation. Also to members of the NCCC Veterans Association, , student staff of the Spirit, the college newspaper; NCCC Theatre students for their major productions of '\Runaways ''Black Comedy,\ and \Short Sub- jects.\ The awardees were Student Senate Dinner held in presented their awards and the. NCCC Main Dining Hall were special guests at the recently. - ARRESTED? GUILTY or INNOCENT? The Law says you're innocent until proven guilty. The State of New York has the bur- den of proof. The State must prove your gullt beyond a reasonable doubt. WHETHER GUILTY OR INNOCENT be represented by Counsel. We'll represent you, WHETHER GUILTY OR INNOCENT, to see that you get the best result possible regarding * Felonies » Misdemeanors e Traffic Violations J.E. Nicholas & Associate ATTORNEYS AT LAW Middleport, 47 Main St., 735-7754, 625- Akron, 46 Main St., 542-5413 Batavia, 45 Main St., 343-2780 All information heid strictly confidential. By Appointment Only Please a or food processor, but it can be quickly minced by hand. I've even.squeezed it through a gariic press to get the juice, leav- trig 'the fibers behind. It's bes t to peel only the portion you'll be using at one time, since the root will be less likely to dry out or mold in storage if unpeeled. Wrap the leftover root in refrigerator. Sometimes the plastic wrap and store in the cut end will dry out or mold slightly after a couple of weeks; if the rest of the ginger seems unaffected, simply cut off the spoiled part. It should keep for two to three weeks easily. For even longer storage, peel the root and cover it with sherry in a tightly covered container. Again, store in the refrigerator. The ginger-fla- vored sherry can also be used in Oriental recipes calling for small quantities of wine and ginger. - POLLY DEAR POLLY -- I have a Pointer that I would like to share with you and your readers that has helped me a lot. I'm 15 years old. My Pointer is: Be yourself and try your best to do it. Don't try to pretend to be something else. That'll get you nowhere I have learned to do that and it's gotten quite a few places This year in my classes, I laugh all the time with my friends whereas I didn't used to because I wasn't well liked I now have more friends than I ever dreamed of So I remind you Be yourself and it will get you everywhere Don't be a phony, it will get you nowhere. - ANGELA Banish the grubbies with Stains Send $1 for each copy Box 489, Radio City Station, to include the title Polly will send you a Polly \Polly's Guide to Spots and to POLLY'S PO , PO New York, NY. 10101. Be sure Dollar ($1 00) if she uses your favorite Pointer, Peeve or Problem in her column. Write POLLY'S POINTERS in care Student To Work 'Working in Disney World for a few months can be a valuable learning experience for community college students enrolled in educational programs related to this type of work,\ said a spokesman for Genesee Community College. This sammer and fall, 14 of the Disney recruits will come from Genesee Community College; five will start in June and work through the summer and nine more will start in September and work through WifliamSchwmmWood St., Albion, will be leaving in Septemberandrefimzingm swam after arriving at Disney World, participate in business management studies, af Card of Thanks As we have sold the East Shelby Country Store, we wish to thank all Thanks again. Jessie and David $ PS Best wishes to the Green $ new commer Corey Family b b p a a a D D 2 L a ae le n e aaa a D Ahl c vs of this newspaper At Disney World classroom sessions that meet weekly to examine every phase of Disney World, and there will be many work situations where students can gain a fuller knowledge of the Disney operation. 5 From Area Earn Degrees At Niagara In separate commencement exercises on Saturday and Sunday at the Niagara Falls International - Convention Center, Niagara University awarded degrees to a total of 887 graduate and un- JmeAmQaiumEast Yates Center Road, Lyn- donvilie, and Joan L Jonson, TH West Certer SL, Medina, master of science degrees in education. West Center St.. Medina, bachelor of arts degree, Mickael A Polite, 70 West Fer Your Phaze N‘Jfln . 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