1. education
2. school

CANISTEC
^ a v j f e c h 21, 1946.
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of spring and many of the slaw #*•
showing signs of hating s n o w suits.
Ruth Mattison oc the tot ' grade
to school recently. Alberta Young
brought a bouquet of pussy willow*
entered the 1st grade on Monday*
March 11.
Mt. Finnerty, Steuben County 4 - 8
club agent, was guest speaker at the
meeting of the Gold Star 4-H cl«b
Thursday afternoon, March 14. Th»
Hoard's Dairyman dairy cattle judging contest was the topic of discussion.
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sages in t h e next unit. James Rogers
Mrs. Walter Potter.
brought a rattlesnake skin to school
FACULTY CHANGES
Miss Jessie Taylor, who is gradu- for the 3rd grade to see. Carol Crane
ating from Houghton College this brought a beautiful bouquet of pussy
June, has been engaged to teach willows to school. Miss Briggs, the
music in Troupsburg Central school music teacher, helped the 3rd graders
beginning in September. She will r e - make up a tune for the poem, "If I
HELEN V. GRAPKA, Q»EGTQR
place Miss Mildred Briggs, who has Were a Sunbeam," which they have
WON M>ST
QOUTH CAJWSTBO, N. Y., March TEAM STANDINGS
ifesigned t o take up work at Wheaton
8:00 P.M.
Slfltts
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MS^Our baked h a m supper with a
Davd Sawyer of the 2nd grade
CoUage, 111. Mrs. Charles Waiawright
Henrys
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HoHywood Breakfast program fdlwent to Dr. J. W. Cheeseman §ecently
of
Kjioxviile,
Pa.,
has
been
engaged
Tuesday,
Ma«k
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Pratts
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fow ng, held last Friday, was a sucto U»ch grade 4. She will replace and plans to have his tonsils out on
JUNIOR BANl>
Brooks
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flnd drew a capacity crowd for
Mtes. Ellsworth White. The present March 18. All of the 2nd grade signed
nm'small church and about $60 was
Westbrooks
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50
E. Holmes teacbers who have agreed to stay in up for Religious instruction. Mrs
Take Oft—Match
. .rid for the Women's Society of
Beavers
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and Mrs. Morrison inG. E. Holmes Troupsbu*jg Central school for anoth- Boardman
r h S t n Service under the chairMost of the bowlers in the Canis- Qoriana Waltz
er year are: Mrs. Walter Potter, Mrs. structed the 2nd grade and the 1st
THE CANISTEO flMHES
S u p of Mrs. Reed, Wilkins. Dur- teo Fellowcraft League were moan- Indian Dance
E. Holmes Lawrence Lawis, Mrs. Rodney Plais- grade. T h e 2nd graders have decoCanlsteo's
own HOME newspaper.
K h e supper hours the Misses Ruth ing and groaning over low scores in
tedi Mm. G l w n Prutsman, Mrs. Geo. rated their room with different signs
SENIOR B A N D
S o t and Camilla Case of Canisteo la$t"~week's matches There was but
d Wilfoid Hurd.
Harvey S. Whistlef Swimley a nSCHOOL
provided a lovely musica program, one 500 man—S. Westbrook. High Colors on Parade
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fMturing several piano selection* by single game of 198 was racked u p by
R. M. Endresen When an author can take a simple,
The
Victor
Miss Talbot and Irish songs b y Miss Glenn House. H. Porter had a 191
everyday occurrence, such as the loss
Kay Ordway, Cornet Soloist
£ , s e The main program was opened game, and S- Westbrook 190.
of a letter, and make a play that
hv the assembled company singmg a
Foteet M. Shumaker moves along at a mile-a-minute pace
The_veteran kegler, Ed. Childs, ad- A Little Vodka (Russian Mixup)
Jymn and a prayer b y our district vises the boys that it takes a couple
V. Monti and literally keeps an audience on the
Csardas
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superintendent, Rev. Earl Burdick of
edge of their seats for an hour and a
of
weeks
"to
make
the
pins
behave,"
rmi'-'teo followed by another selecHarold VanWie, Clarinet Soloist
haV, that's good playwriting, isn't it?
tion by the Misses Case and Talbot. and that when t h e jiax i s lifted, the
Such a play is "Special Delivery,"
200-games
and
500-totals
will
b
e
on
Julanne
Stephens,
Accompanist
Our pastor, Rev. B. J. Graves, imperRobert
Ray's newest comedy, which
the
scoresheet
once
again.
sonating Tom Breneman, was master
When Day Is Done
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&• &&** K a t s c h e the Troupsburg Senior class will play
Beavers
rolled
consistently
March
of ceremonies for the breakfast proin the Central school auditorium on
Donald Lee, Baritone Soloist
gram but was incapacitated b y a sore 13 to defeat Pratts, 4-0:
April, 5.
BEAVERS
Gabriel-Marie
throat for the salutation of the oldest
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G R A P E NEWS
Tot. Badine (Scherzo)
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1 ,dy present and like honors, but was. Bowler
Helen
Gardner^
Alto
Saxophone
Soloist
The members of the 4th grade gave
fror Her
480
153 141 186
ably assisted in these duties by Ames O. Bowker
a very interesting assembly program,
130 175 157 462
julane Stephens, Accompanist
Button, Ross W. Dennis and others. _N. Stanton
Friday, March 15. The 6th grade is
440
Most D«ar
C. Coons giving
Mrs C W. Case of Canisteo had the C Florence ... 143 154 143
Sinbad
the
Sailor
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an assembly program Friday,
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164
155 145
mrst recent birthday. Mrs. Sylvina G. Haring
March 29.
WIIFIATTR^THIIPAMPUS'
439
A Band Travesty of the Private Lite or Sinbad
120 130 171
Marsh of Canisteo Was the oldest E. Beaver
Jack Doan of the 7th grade had the
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guest present and received a corsage Handicap
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William Dennis, Narrator
misfortune to fracture his wrist. EvJT GtNUINt REGISTERED " | .
of 2 white orchids, not from Hollyeryone enjoyed the minstrel given
Tea
for
Two
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Vincent
Youmans
wood but from our own* Canisteo TOTAL
821 865 932 2618
by pupils of t h e 5th grade in assembly
greenhouse, saving us much, embraPRATTS
Down in the Deep Cellar (Grand Fantasia)
.
. . F. Jroepsch March 8. There are 2 new members
Tot.
rassment over the nonarrival of Bowler
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of the 0th grade: Donna and Beverly
Robert Baird, Tuba Soloist
Breneman's flower. Fred Williams of D. Gardner .... 128 160 177
465
The 8th grade is doing Geo-*
DIAMOND; RINGS
Canisteo assisted in t h e drawing of B. Pratt
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Clifford P. Lillya and Merle J. Isaac Young.
395 Latin-American Fantasy
141 118 136
metric
design
in mathematics now.
the lucky door number and the "Ny- D. Harris
406
152
134 120
A l l S S ! ^ S e "LaUn-American Fantasy" uses a few Spanish-American
'The 6th graders are designing and
o$" shown" In LIFE and other'leading
lons" were awarded to Miss Patricia J. Latham
385 songs as motifs, the Fantasy itself lays no claim t o Latin origin. It is, rather, making menu covers as their share
106 132 147
magazines. Tho nationally established
Austin of Troupsburg. M r s . Eva D. Fenner
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450
147 152
of Junior Red Cross work. They
Latin-American
music
as
conceived
by
the
composers.
price
is on each tag and with every!
Travis of Canisteo received the prize Handicap
372
124 124 124
will be used by service men at Easfor the craziest hat as modeled on the
Keepsake you receive the Certificate of
T h e Fantasy is based chiefly on four melodies. T h e first, La Paloma, ter time. The materials will be sent
pate of our pastor, with Robert But- TOTAL
Guarantee qnd Registration. Come in
780 806 887 2473 is heard in the introduction and in the coda, and m a y b e considered symbolic to the Veterans' hospital in Bath.
ton and Edgar VanSkiver assisting in
and see the new Keepsakes %. . in a
March 15 Henrys drubbed West- of Spain. The second m e l o d y - a tango, a n d the t h i r d - * rhumba, c o n t o b u t e
There
is
a
new
member
of
the
5th
the selections. Mrs. Louise Crane,
wide range of styles and prices but aU
grade;
He
is
Robert
Young
from
brooks
by
3-1:
contrasting
movements
and
colors.
The
fourth
melody
is
the
well
known
Mrs. Gerald Allen, Mrs. Floyd DenWest
Bingham,
Pa.
The
5th
grade
is
of traditional Keepsake quality.
HENRYS
Mexican folk song, "La Golondrina," which leads to t h e Conga and this in
nis, Mrs. Orval Jackson were other
Tot.
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2
Bowler
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making
name
cards
for
the
Junior
runners up in the hat contest. The
turn leads to the brilliant closing section of the work.
Red Cross. Another new pupil of
115 163 162 440
"wishing rings" were awarded to H. Tyler
It is the composers' hope that this music m a y serve as a threshold to a the 5th grade is Rosemary Hastings
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154
V.
Caward
115
Miss Jeanne Allen of- Canisteo, Miss
394 deeper interest in the music and the people of all the Americas.
from Canisteo. Bernice White has
L. Heckman ... 118 131 145
Rhude, Troupsburg, a n d Mrs. Wayne N. Henry .*.
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• . • J o h n ™*> S o u s a moved to Jasper: Nearly all of the
138 139 185
Marsh, winners as the best looking E. Preston
5th grade is taking Religious educa426
142 101 183
Cressence Ripley, Baton Twirler
women present, with Wayne Marsh, Handicap
tion.
366
122 122 122
Alvin VanSkiver
and Ellsworth
v^
Joanne B r u t s m a n o f the 4th grade
JUNIOR B A N D M E M B E R S
Drake as assistants in that selection. TOTAL
has 'been ill, recently. James Doan
FLUTE
750 810 945 2505 B FLAT CLARINETS
March 29 is Quarterly conference,
of the 3rd grade brought a very
WESTBROOKS
WAVERLY Sal
400.00 ORIAND Sat
192.50
Kenneth Bowles
Betty Tyler, Concertmistress
which will be preceded by a tureen Bowler
large collection of German coins and
Engagement Ring 300.00 Engagement Ring 150.00
Tot.
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FRENCH
HORNS
Robert Sills
supper for all members of t h e congremedals to school, which his uncle,
505
190 139 176
Mary Whiting
gation and families and whoever else S.
, Westbrook
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now home from overseas, gave him.
Lorna M!ay Galbraith
375
115 120
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Arlin Stephens
cares to attend. Rev. Earl Burdick, »
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Kaye Potter showed the 3rd graders
J i m m y Young
414
124 149
C.
Meacham
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141
MELLOPHONES
district superintendent, will conduct
some goose eggs which were a pres361
98
Josephine Hallett
R. Scranton .... 137 126
j
ent
to her. They reminded the class
the meeting
Blanche
Amic
471
148
165
L. Tyler
158
E FLAT SAXOPHONE
of
the
very funny story that they
WEATHER FACTS
BARITONE
351
"The Sign of the Diamond"
Handicap
117 117 117
Josanne LaValle
have just read about Mrs. Goose.
"March winds and April showers,
Mary Russell
JEWELER"
MAIN STREET
OANI8TEO, N. Y.
The 3rd grade has finished a unit
bring forth May flowers."
.
"YOUR
TOTAL
883 786 808 2477 CORNETS
TROMBONE
on
travel
and
will
learn
about
mes
"When March h a s April weather,
Richard Porter
League' leading Slatts continued
Elwyn Burdick
April will have March weather."—
Donna Slatt
their
winning
ways
b
y
taking
Brooks
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PERCUSSION
French.
Lyle
VanWie
bowlers
(minus
Pfltz)
b
y
3
to
1:
William Westbrook
"March flowers make no summer
SLATTS
William Peisher
bowers."
Donald Angell
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Tot.
Sybil Clark
SOUTH CANISTEO PERSONALS Bowler
Richard Miller ..
L.
VanAUen
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168
127
143
488
DiAnne Totten
Robert J. Button is ill a t his home
191 172 113 476
SENIOR B A N D MEMBERS
with throat trouble.—Mrs. Arthur H. Porter
113 125 117 355
CORNETS AND TRUMPETS
Lamphier has been ill at h e r home R. Ordway
B FLAT CLARINET f
137 146 142 425
for the past 2 weeks with tonsilitis A. Slatt
Kay Ordway
Harold
VanWie,
Concertmeister
172 172
and sinus trouble, following a severe R. Reynolds
Charles Brenning
Betsy
Anne
Alexander
107 107 140 354
cold.—Mrs. Mable Butler was ill last Handicap
Allen Pntzenmaier
Jacqueline E i r k k
week with a cold and throat soreness.
Richard P o r t t r
J e a n Bardeen
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716 677 *827 2220
—Mrs. Leon S. Dennis entertained in TOTAL
Donna Slatt
BROOKS
her home last Thursday in honor of
Dorothy Lee S t e w a r t /
Tot. I Darrell Cook
3
Dwight Reynolds
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the birthday anniversary of h e t m o t h - Bowler
er, Mrs. "Sarah Dennis, with several E. Childs 137 107 157 395 i. -Betty Tyler
Lyle VanWie
old friends arid neighbors of Mrs. R. Howe
132 182 140 454
FRENCH HORNS
Dennis present.—Mrs. Ervin North- T. Broofcs
167 121 96 384 E FLAT CLARINET
Shirley Russell
Jeanette
German
rup has returned to her home here G. House
128 196 151 475
Mary Whiting
after treatment in a Hornell hospital. Dummy
113 113 OBOE
BARITONES
—Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Button and Handicap
115 115 132 362
Cressence Ripley
Donald Lee
son Arlan were callers here last TuesFLUTES
day afternoon and their household TOTAL
Duane Stephens
679 715 789 2183 Donald Middleton
goods were moved on Thursday to
TROMBONES
Mary Lou Alexander
their new home on the Merlin NicholDuane Bowker
E FLAT ALTO SAXOPHONE
son farm on Campbell Creek.—Mrs. Orders From O P A
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d o n Jamison
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Lyna Burns
Alwilda Martin returned last WedA b o u t Sugar Stamp 9
PERCUSSION
nesday from Lyons where she was
Helen Gardner
Jack Hollands
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The Syracuse District OPA office
called the week before by the death
Josanne LaValle
of a niece, and spent the remainder has issued a reminder to consumers B FLAT TENOR SAXOPHONE
William Westbrook
of the week visiting relatives in North that spare stamp 9 w a s validated for
James Stanton
,Ruth Shepardsora
Rose and Woleott.—Rev. B. J. Graves canning sugar only and not for sugar
TYMPANI
of Troupsburg was a caller here for general household purposes. The TUBA
Christine Dennis
Tuesday afternoon.—Mrs. Reed Wil- OPA office said it h a d received many
Robert Baird
kins and Mrs. Ellsworth Drake were calls indicating that some consumers
class, which is now studying luncheon
in Canisteo and Hornell on business thought spare stamp 9 h a d been valipreparation. T h e Home Economics
Tuesday afternoon and were accom- dated as an extra allotment of sugar
Department has also washed t h e slippanied to Hornell b y Mrs. C. W. Case for general purposes. Stressing that
of Canisteo.-JMiss Ethel Butler of this is not the case, the OPA warns
covers in the teachers' room and
Rochester was home over the week that sugar obtained with stamp 9
WE'RE GOING RIGHT AHEAD with the job of
cleaned the room.
end.—Lottie and Audrey Dennis spent must be conserved for canning as|
giving you better long distance service than
Many children and parents are h a v Saturday afternoon with Ethelyn there will be no special applicationsever before. This picture (drawn from a
ing
colds
at
present.
Miss
McQueen,
photograph) shows a 1500-foot reel of coaxial
TROUPSBURG, N. Y., March«20.—
Drake.—Laverne and Leon Chrisca- this year for canning sugar.
cable being plowed into the ground to
den called on Lyle Jackson, Sunday
A Gold Star 4-H club has been or- school nurse, has advised keeping a
make possible more long distance circuits.
afternoon.—Laverne Sage, Mrs. Ger- ATTENDED WESLEYAN SERVICE, ganized in Troupsburg Central school child from school the first or second
Over two million circuit miles are expected
day of illness. There are some cases
trude Newton, Mr. and Mrs. *Gus
Canisteo Wesleyan church sent % with Mr. Hurd, agricultural teacher, of measles in the community and seeto be added to the Bell System within a year.
Benson and son, Mr. and Mrs. Chas. good delegation to the evangelistic as counselor. Ralph Kent is presiClawson and guests and Mrs. Jose- service in the Riverside Wesleyal^ dent; Hugh Cady, vice-president; ing a doctor is advised if there are
phine Huntington of Hornell attended church in Corning, Thursday night, Forest Kapp, secretary; Robert Pruts- young people in the family. The
the supper here, Friday evening.— March 14. TSiey were: Rev. Joseph man, treasurer; James Stone, news nurse requests that the cards given
out b y the doctor be returned to the
Mr. and Mrs. Ellsworth Drake served McClintook and son John, Mrs. Frank
a chicken dinner to Mr. and Mrs. Campbell, Mrs. Claude Hall and son reporter; Lionel Thomas, song leader, teachers with statement of w h a t has
been done or shall b e done.
Reed Wilkins and Mrs. C. W. Case Gerald, Mr. and Mrs. R a y Harris, Mrs. and John Welden, cheer leader.
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SCHOOL ITEMS
The members of the French Deand Camilla Case., Sunday, in honor Grace Vanderhoef, Mr. and Mrs. E r n 1
of the- 18th wedding anniversary of est VanSkiver and daughter Freda,
The iHomemaking Department has partment were invited b y Alfred UniMrs. Mabel VanSkiver, Mr. and Mrs. been doing its housecleaning this versity to see a French film, Tuesday,
Mr. and Mrs. Wilkins. .
Emmett Farrell, Mrs. Daniel Rogers, week. The members have rearranged March 5. Short features on Normandy
SILVER ANNIVERSARY
Rev.
Stanley Lawrence and Mr. and the Home Economics kitchen., Their and 'Fontainebleau were shown in adAvoid calling the operator back for reports when your call is
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Galutia, popupurpose was to make it more conven- I dition to the main picture. Those
Mrs.
Robert
Wilhelm.
wr and esteemed residents of this
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not completed immediately. Y,pu can be sure that she will
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ient to use. The new arrangement is who attended were: Pauline Rude,
Place, will celebrate their 25th or silkeep trying, and will let you know just as soon as the line is
being tested by the Homemaking II Burdette Bodee, Mrs. Pocock and
FOR TALLER CHILDREN
ver anniversary, Thursday, March 21.
Research
is
being
conducted
on
ready.
GRADUATE NURSE
Mrs. Reed Wilkins, Mrs. Ellsworth the claim that children born and
urake, Mrs. C. W. Case and Camilla brought up near large broadcasting
limit your call to five minutes when the operator asks you to
y>se will attend the graduation of the stations are likely to b e taller than
the
average
child.
• do so. This will help other people who are waiting.
^adet Nurses class of Amot-Ogden
i «emonal hospital in Elmira, Wednesday evening in Park church audi- Robt. M. Wlknson and eon Robert 8th,
Make long distance calls when the lines are least crowded,
wium. Miss Dorothy Anne Wilson Rev. and Mrs. Earl Burdick, Mr. ana
0r in g
Mrs.
Jesse
Maxfleld,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
e The hours of heaviest traffic usually are 10 A. ML to 12 Noon,
A p », ' ' **«***•* of Mr. and Mrs.
£ . E . Wilson, will be a member of the Gerald Allen, daughter Jeanne and
and from 3 to 5 P. M.
son (Richard.
Cass to be graduated.
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