Wed., Mor. 4, 1970 CORTLAND STANDARD Page 3

SOCIAL AND CLUB NEWS Cortland Senior High School Honor Roll, Merit List Given

The names of Cortland Senior High School students who are on the honor roll and merit list for the past 10 weeks "have been announced as follows:

Honor Roll Grade 12 — Elizabeth Baldwin,

Richard Biviano, Maria Cade, Bonnie Cordes, Linda D'Addario, Francis DeStefano, Janice Evans, Priscilla Gillet, Gail Harrison, Sue Helm, Donna Hoy, John Xania, Jerry Natoli, Joan Saltsman, Frederick Schuhle, David Scudamore, Paul Thiesen, Jeffrey Toomey.

Grade 11 — Stephen Anderson, David Bacon, Virginia Cox, Dorothea DeHart, John Eckel, Doree Flinn, Joseph Gallo, Susan Miller, Gary Niese, Roxanne O'Mara, Laurie Reynolds, Madelyn Rogakos, Richard Shultzaberger, Mark Taylor, Brian Toomey, Elizabeth War­ner.

Grade 10 — Nancy Albaugh, Conrad Arnold, Steve Braman, Carol Guingo, Thomas McGuire, Theresa Petrucco, Cynthia Priebe, Mark Ralston, Maureen Speicher, Patricia Warner, Anthony Willmer.

Merit List Grade 12 — Jacqueline Along,

Tamera Blanchard, Lori Briggs, Kathleen Burnett, Linda Carr, Diane Catalano, Jean Compagni, Richard Contento, Anna DeStefano, Kathleen Foote, Charlene Gabriel, Jane Galbraith, Barbara Gifford, Debbie Gilbertson, James Griffin, Pamela Grinter, Rosemary Hage, Patricia Hayes, Richard Hayes, David Leaf, Boyd Letts, Carl Lyman, Linda McLyman. _

Also, Cheryl Mackey, Ellen Margison, Sherrye Munn, Brian Oursler, Michael Pearse, Debbi Polanko, Robert Potts, Pamela

Prudy, Jeanne Reale, Arlene Rehbein, Evdokia Rogakos, Elaine Sawickey, Paulette Sepe, Midge Smith, Richard Starr, Sandra Stoker, Deidre Sullivan, Elizabeth Terwillegar, Darlene VanGorder, Jean Wakyla, Helene Wollin, Brenda Young.

Grade 11 — Lauren Abdallah, Sandra Adsit, Robin Ardito, Charity Arnold, Carol Ambler, Denise Banner, Lucinda Berlew, David Carr, Denise Carr, James Coats, Sharon Connolly, Sharon Dexter, Carol DiLucci, Timothy Eckel, Thomas Gee, Andrew Grainger, Robert Harrison, Bonnie Hires, Charles Hobart, Susan Huntley, David McKee.

Also, Carolyn Kline, Deborah Linn, Carolyn Manning, Wayne Musson, Robert Nichols, Karen Mies, Eriks Niparts, Colleen North, Karleen Nowalk, Wendall Oaks, Alison Plumley, Dorothy Reome, Elizabeth Seyerle, Gino Sonnacchio, Diane Sorrells, Velma Stoker, Amy Tutino, Charlotte Walsh, Judy White, Dixie Wilson.

Grade 10 — Susan Bonawitz, Brian Cade, Patty Cirio, Linda Contento, Mary Elizabeth Corey, Lisa Cosimo, Sue Dexter, Vincent DiBasio, Joseph DiSanto, Steve Duca, Elizabeth Eldred, Kathy Garner, Donna Graham, Charles Hammond, Patricia Harrison, Judith HeUbronner, David Holt, Jane Kalkbrenner.

Also, James Lyon, Patrick McCabe, Charles Mantella, Diana Musson, Robert Plante, Ann Power, Robin Rader, Kevin Reynolds, Debra Sherry, Jack Suben, David Tanner, Robin Timmerman, Jacqueline Tinker, Kathy Vangeli, Thadine Wakula, Steve VanGorder, Val Warke, Robert Zerrillo.

Immunization Clinic Slated For Plymouth

The first immunization clinic for the Town of Plymouth will be conducted by Dr. Paul MacLeod, town health officer, at the Plymouth Grange Hall Saturday, March 7, promptly at 10 a. m. The second and third clinics will be conducted April 4 and May 2, both promptly at 10 a. m.

Infants, pre-school, school children, and adults are invited to obtain protection against smallpox, diphtheria, tetanus, whooping cough, measles, polio, and if available, German measles. German measles (j$ day) vaccine will be offered to children 1 year through 10 years of age only.

Parents are reminded that children entering school in the fall of 1970 will need to have proof of polio, measles, and smallpox protection.

USAF Promotion For Eric Phelps

LIMESTONE, Maine — Eric K. Phelps, son of Mrs. Anne E. Phelps of 14 Scammel St., Cort­land, has been promoted to airman first class in the U.S. Air Force.

Airman Phelps is a pharmacy specialist at Loring AFB, Maine, He is assigned to the 811th Medical Group.

A 1967 graduate of Owego Free Academy, the airman attended Broome Tech Community College in Binghamton.

His wife, Darlene, is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Harold H. Truss of Owego, RD 1.

Airman Phelps' father, Dr. H. C. Phelps, lives in Owego.

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Association of 1 Main St., presents the marquetry work of Donald E. McDonald during the month of March.

The craft of marquetry has a long history dating back to the fourteenth century, when Italian workers used bone and ivory extensively for fine inlay work. The term "inlay" is often used to describe marquetry, which is

really a development of inlay. In the sixteenth and- seventeenth century, German and Italian craftsmen used this for decoration of furniture. In the eighteenth century, it was again popular for enriching cabinets, clock cases and other articles of furniture and later a form of pictorial or "picture" marquetry was developed in which veneers were used to "paint" pictures in wood.

Cortland Residents Gather At Annual Lake Worth Picnic

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The 24th annual Lake Worth-Cortland-Madison picnic was held Saturday, Feb. 21 at the Palm Beach Mobil Homes Park. Officers for 1971 were elected as follows: Kenneth Comfort, president; Col. C. W. Skeele, yice-presidnt and Mrs. Kenneth Comfort, secretary-treasurer.

Those attending included Mr. and Mrs. Harry Underwood, Mr. and Mrs. Albert Green, Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Canestaro, A. R. Learn, Mr. and Mrs. Morgan Hosley, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Roberts, Doris Plummer, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Munson, Mr. and Mrs. Lewis John and Max Bliss.

Mrs. Oluf Hansen, Mr. and Mrs. H. Zimmerman, Rachel McRae, Irving Field, Ruth H. Rathbun, Mr. and Mrs. W. S. Bowdish, Mr. and Mrs. Bill Ghent, Louella Hitchock, Mr. and Mrs. Albert Hicks, Mrs. and Mrs. Kenneth Comfort, Mildred Dickinson, Mr. and Mrs. Norman McNamara, Mr. and Mrs. Walter Wood, Mr. and Mrs. Glen Olm­sted, Mr. and Mrs. Harold King, Joseph Kogust, Mr. and Mrs. Tom'McDermott, Tom and John McDermott.

Mr. and Mrs. F. G. Barber, KatherineRiehlman, Rose Costa, Mr. and Mrs. Warren Osbeck, Myra King, Anna Fellows, Norma Loope, Mr. and Mrs. Lynn Tanner, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Chrisman, Mr. and Mrs. John Calenda, Col- and Mrs. C. W. Skeele, Mr. and Mrs. Stuart Dye, Mrs. Bessie Stahl, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Tesoriero, Mr. and Mrs.

Girls District Swim Meet Set For March 7th

The Central New York YMCA Girls District Championship in swimming will be held this Saturday, March 7 beginning at 10 a. m. at the Cortland YMCA Pool.

The local girls team, the Dolphins, are in top condition and are ready for some real hard competition against nine other teams, for the overall team trophy.

Officials for the meet have been announced as follows: Mrs. B. J. Vangeli, meet director; Leonard Gath, referee; Scottie Martin, starter; Joseph Healey, clerk of course; Fulvio Bertini, stroke and turning judge; Mrs. Hans Mueller, head timer; Hans Mueller, head judge; friends and parents of swimmers and members of the boys swim team, timers; Mrs. Leonard Gath and Mrs. George Stokoe, scorers.

All official timers for this event have been supplied by Harry Alpert's Jewelry Store through the courtesy of the Bulova Watch Company.

Young Patrons To Meet Friday

The Young Patrons of Cortland County will meet Friday at 8:30 p.m. at the Cincinnatus Grange.

The Lecturer's program will include games and a panel discussion by Randy Oaks and Stanley Davis on the topic of Youth Grange.

Refreshments will be provided by Fred Walker and Randy Oaks.

Compensation Board Employee Can't Collect

ALBANY, N.Y. (AP) A man who was injured while go­ing to take a civil service pro­motion examination has been barred from workmen's com­pensation for the injury.

The New York Workmen's Compensation Board received court approval Tuesday to deny compensation to Anthony V. Costa of Troy, a board employe.

The Appellate Division of State Supreme Court ruled unanimously in favor of the board, which had appealed its own decision that Costa's acci­dent was work-related.

Costa fell on a sidewalk in December 1964 as he went to take the promotion examination on the urging of his superior.

The board earlier had agreed that the injury was work-relat­ed, partly because of the super­ior's recommendation.

Later the board the the State Insurance Fund appealed, say­ing Costa was injured in person­al activity.

Costa lives at 22 Valley View Drive.

Blair Dolly, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Albro, Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Wilkins.

Also, Alyce P . Gutchess, Mildren Fuggle. Ruth Barber, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Wood, Morse Ames, Grace Gasser, Helen Kampney, Bill Spencer Dottie Spencer, Mr. and Mrs. Herman Krebs, Lawrence Alcott, Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Randal, Mr. and Mrs. Layton Webster and Mrs. Grace Downing.

The picture is now a modern craft and today is a form of work in which pieces of veneers are cut and shaped, to be assembled into a preconceived picture and af­fixed to a solid base with the colors, grains and natural markings of veneers used to their best advantages. To use a broad comparison, it is assembled in such a manner, as a jigsaw puzzle would be assembled.

Don McDonald, a Syracusan, came upon the marquetry works of a French artist named F. Spindler that was having his works exhibited in Syracuse. This interested him and through books and the encouragement of his wife, Biruta, who is the artist in the McDonald household, he took up this hobby and has been working at it over the last ten years. The subjects are usually obtained from photographs out of books, paintings and sketches that his wife will draw for him and he will then transfer to wood and work his picture.

Mr. McDonald is terminal manager of the Interstate System in Syracuse and resides with his wife and two children on Oakdale Drive. He and Mrs. McDonald have displayed their works at the Cortland Art League Park Art Festivals and they anticipate participating in the upcoming show in June of this year.

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