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I J Hfesseaa, If.T., Observer
Tuesday, Decemher f, 198t
Jayncees List
Sanfordville — Mr. and Mrs.of Technology. Potsdam, on Program at
Girard Kelley, Stacie, Steven, Thursday, Dec. 4.
and Kimberly, Camp Hill, Pa., Mr. and Mrs. Basil Wells, Tonight's Meet
spent from Tuesday until Sun- Potsdam - Winthrop road, have
Sanfordville News Notes
Pomona Grange Reports Sledding fy
Future Calendar Dates Behind Cars
ind 75th Anniversary Dangerous I
day at the home of Mrs. Kel- received word on the birth of a
ley's parents, Mr. and Mrs grandson, born to their son
The regular meeting of the
Gordon Cyrus.
in - law and duaghter, Mr. and Massena Jayncees will be held
Thanksgiving
night dinner Mrs. Donald Kearns, Ludlow, Dec. 9, at 8:00, at the home of
and evening guests at
t h e Mass., on November 11. Tn'e Mrs. ' Joseph Lencewicz, 37
of Heart Fund Drive of John Kearns, 18 Perkins Rd£
home of Mr. and Mrs. Cec i 1 baby weighed 7 lbs. 13 oz. and Elm St. Co-hostess is Mrs. St. Lawrence County Po- man
and Rick Planty, 17, 270 Reeij
ten:
northern
towns.
mona Grange met at RensseGreen were: Mr. and M r s . has been named Scott Michael. James Shaw.
Dr., were issued summonses for
Two
resolutions
were
adoptlaer Falls Wednesday, Dec. 3.
Girard Kelly, Stacie, Steven, This is the Couple's first child.
clinging to vehicle by Sgt. Paul
ed
by
the
delegates,
one
favorKearns is the former Following the brief meeting, Reports of activities "of suband Kimberly, Camp H i l l , Mrs.
King and Patrolman Lawrence
Pa.; Mr. and Mrs. Max- Wil- Miss Mary Wells, daughter of the Harmoneftes from Massena ordinate Granges for the past ing the bypassing of the Village Hubert.
-: '<
of
Potsdam
because
of
conCentral
High
School,
under
the
cox, Joe Indian Lake; Mi , and Mr. and Mrs. Basil Wells. Mr
three months, were given by gested traffic situation there, Thomas French, 19, Route $
Mrs. Ray Sullivan and Mr. and and Mrs. R. J. Wells, North direction of Mrs. Allison Wood, delegates. These were followed
and the other, expressing appre- Massena, was arrested on warStockholm, are the baby's ma- will entertain.
Mrs. Gordon Cyrus.
by reports on the State Grange ciation to the Gouverneur Fair rants and issued summonses for
Mr. and Mrs. James Joseph teral great - grandparents
Members are asked to bring session in Albany. Sister I d a Association for prizes awarded being unlicensed operator aij3
failure obey commands of Of*
and family. Syracuse, spent Mrs. Basil Wells has return- a guest and a pair of new mit- Alguire of DeKalb Grange, for Grange booths.
the Thanksgiving weekend at ed home after spending
a tens for The Salvation A m y gave an account of the m e - The Farm-City Banquet held ficer by Patrolman Francis
the home of Mrs. Josep h1 ' s week with Mr. and Mrs. Don- and - or used toys for the Elks morial service at All Saints at Lisbon Central School was Shadow and David Smith. T '
mother, Mrs. Henry Cast e , ald Kearns and Scott Michael, Club, to distribute at Christ- Cathedral conducted by t h e reported on by Pomona Master Max Ryan, 39, 254 Center St„
and with Mrs. Joseph's broth- Ludlow, Mass.
State Chaplain and Bishop Al- Sheldon. It was a very success- was issued a summons for
mas.
er and sister - in - law, Mr.
len Brown. She also reported ful event with excellent repre- changing lanes unsafely by Sgt;
and Mrs. John Castle and sons.
on conferences which she at- sentation of both Pomona Real St. Germain and Patrol^
man Leon Santamonf. .
Thanksgiving dinner guests
Grange and Kiwanis Club of Cases disposed of include
torical Association of which tended at Pomona lecturer.
at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
•she is a charter member. It Brother Allen Dunham, Ham- Ogdensburg, which sponsored ft David Kruschinski, impaired
John Castle, Johnny Mart i n
was through her interest and mond Grange, discussed re- jointly.
driving, $50 fine and license reand Christopher were:
Mr.
work that the Museum, a sub- ports of state officers which Sister Flossie Jackson, De- voked; James Locke, harass*
and Mrs. James Joseph and
sidiary of the historical soci- were a feature of Monday's peyster Grange, announced that ment, $10 fine; Daniel Durant, '
family, Syracuse, Mrs. Henry
ety, was opened recently. She session, also resolutions intro- a newsletter will be sent to harassrjjejpt, $25 bond forfe(teq;
Castle, and Mr. and Mrs. Ray
is a member of the St. Law- duced in the committee on agri- Pomona Grange families four Frederick Robertson, urinating
Norwood — The resear c h rence County Historical Soci- culture.
times in 1970.
NATIONAL HOOK UP. Chief of Police Dale Wright Sullivan.
on, the street, $10 bond for-r
Mr and Mrs.
J a m e s project "Land ^holdings
of ety, the U.S. Capital Associa- Brother- George LaFaver, of AwardsJuade-by State-Grange. feited; Frasher Liseomb, passing-1
and Officer Richard Dobbins^of the records division
Amoriell,
James
B.
a
n
d
John Constable "in Northern tion, the White House His- Rensselaer Falls Grange, spoke in the membership contest, were a red traffic light, $5 bond forsend police information over the—New York State
Police national teletype system. All of the New York Tommy, Owego, left for home New York " being conducted torical Society and the Cam- on Youth Day, which was ob- given to Russell Grange and to feited; Thomas French, failure
Thursday, Dec. 4, after by Mrs. Carroll L. Chase of bridge Historical Society and a served Tuesday with!— young Sister Evelyn Watson of EdState police messages are coded and sent via the on
to obey command of an officer,
spending a week at the home Norwood
and ' Cambridge, member of the Archieves Com- members conducting the open- wards Grange, which gained $10 fine, and unlicensed operasystem. The police department keeps a running up- of Mrs. Amoriell' s parents,
tor, $10 fine; Hugh Peets, faildated file on messages received, culling needed Mr. and Mrs., Basil Wells and Mass. has been listed in ^he^ mittee of First Church of Cam- ing ceremonies. They also pre- eight' new members.
founded in 1633. She sented a program in the eve- Sisters Jessie Carey a n d ure to obey command of an of
items. Massena in turn has filed a number of police family. The also visited rela- most recent edition of " R e - bridge
T
search and Publications
in is a past president of the Cam- ning.
Annie Vedtch, Massena Grange, ficer, withdrawn by officer, and
reports on burglaries, persons wanted, warrants, etc. tives in Tupper Lake.
New York State History, 1969- bridge Legue of Women Voters The Grange Prince and Prin- won prizes in the needlework unregistered motor vehicle, witfi.
The machine was added to the police station equip1970", published annually by and of the Board of MassaMr. • and Mrs. Basil Wells the New York State Education chusetts League of Women cess and Young Couple of the contest. Sister Margaret Carvel drawn by an officer, and speeds
ment last month after authorization "by the village
:;
Year were introduced and told of DeKalb Grange, was elect- ing, $10 fine.
and family enjoyed
t h e i r Department.
board.
Voters, and a former member of their activities during the ed and installed as Pomona.
Police
made
one
arrest
fop
Thanksgiving- dinner on Sunof the executive board of the
day, Nov. 30. Present were: Mrs. Chase, the former Miss St. Lawrence County Histori- past year. The junior degree Coming events of interest to public intoxication and there
G.
Louide
Fletcher,
a
native
Derby Record
Assassination Attempt
was conferred on a class of Grangers in St. Lawrence Co. were seven non injury and five
Mr. and Mrs. James Amoriell
cal Association.
are: Neighbor Night meeting injury accidents investigated.candidates at that session.
First instance of an assassina- Northern Dancer, the first Ca- and family, Owego, Mr. and of Norwood and a Ph! Betta
Kappa graduate of Vassar Col- Mrs. Chase and her sister Election of officers was the at Winthrop, Wednesday, Dec.
Mrs.
Bruce
Wells
and
Mr.
and
tion attempt-on a U. S. president nadian-bred winner, of the KenMrs. James Wells and family, lege, taught history and gov- Mrs. Harry J. Worthing who is principal feature of the meet- 10; Rensselaer Falls, Friday,
ernment in Norwood
H i g h also viatlly interested in local ing on -Wednesday morning, Dec. 12, at 8:30, at which Siswas an attempt against Andrew :tuckey Derby broke the record Brasher Falls.
School for four years, 1911 - history, spend their summers with the state master, overseer, ter Ida Reid, chairman of the
Jackson in 1835, as he attended!for the 1-1/4-mile test by run- Mrs.
Dorothy Van Alstine 1915. In 1961 she initiated the at historic Baldwin Heights in lecturer, secretary and treas- State Membership Committee,
was
ill
at
home thib past week. Civil War Memorial exhibit Norwood and the winter urer, being elected for a two will speak; meeting of Officers
funeral services in Washington\mhg the distance in two minAssociation, Feb. 9, at Dekalb
She returned to her employ- and meeting which led to the months at their home in Cam- year term.
Junction;
and a legislative meetfor a congressman.
'utes flat in 1964.
ment at the Ciarkson College formation of the Norwood His- bridge.
In the afternoon, three living
past state masters were intro- ing Feb. 23, Rensselaer Falls.
duced and spoke on the future The March Pomona meeting The Canton Golden Bears bas*
of the Grange: Henry Sher- will be held at^fr acomb Grange. ketball team will open their sea-;
wood, Leland Smith and Russell Pomona Grange will observe son next Friday, Dec. 12, against
Curtis. M.P. Catherwood, In- its 75th anniversary in 1970, a strong Massena five.
dustrial Commissioner of New and plans are underway for a This year's team consists of
eight Juniors and 3 Seniors. The
York State, gave an address on celebration next summer.
Minimum Wage for Farm Work- The theme of the lecturer's following boys will probably be
ers.
program was "Holidays" with in the starting lineup: Junior;
Wednesday evening, the fifth selections appropriate—f~or Larry Hazel md ISenior, Allan
degree was conferred by A1 - Thanksgiving and Christmas, Hudson, at the guard spots.
bany County Pomona Grange
Juniors Doug Huntley and Mark
officers, and the sixth degree
Cartmill
will be at the forward
Brobdingnagian
by State Grange officers. This Brobdingnagian
positions, with Brian Smith, Walt >
means
colosday's events were reported by
in size. It is a reference to Rexford, or David Clark, fighting
Sister Florence Browning of sal
the
people of Brobdingnag in for the post position, Clark 'is a
Massena Grange, who also "Gulliver's
Senior arid the other boys are
spoke about resolutions discuss- than Swift. Travels" by Jona- Juniors. Rexford can also play a
ed in the Committee or Public
forward position along with Peter
Welfare.
Knauerhase. Barney Watsprij
Chess Country ;
Sheldon gave a report of the
David HoHenbaugh and Steve Mcannual banquet held Monday Th Soviet Union, under'' the Bath, are all first year players
stimulus
of
powerful
state
aid
evening. Guest speaker, Eugene
and are showing much promise.
Nickerson of Nassau County, since the 1930's, is the strong- Hollenbaugh arid Watson are
discussed the tax structure, est chess-playing country in the Juniors, McBath is a Senior.
Wealthy individuals take advan- w o r l d , dominating m o s t
tage of loopholes which enable of the international tour- The team lacks height but
a c c o r d i n g seems to have fine shooters in
them to avoid paying high in- nam e n t s ,
come taxes, so that the burden to the Encyclopaedia Britan Rexford; Cartmill, Hazen and
Huntley and Knauerhase.
of taxation is borne by the mid- nica.
dle class.
' In the_ awards program for
improved Grange- halls, Kendrew Grange received third
prize, a w a r d e d by the
Na t i o n a 1 Grange Mutual
9:30 P.M. Till 2:00 A.M.
n
life
Insurance
Com
pany, and Fort Coviigton won
first place in district three giv(LIVE MUSIC)
en by State Grange.
AT
The Heart Program is the
project for the year of the
Women's Activities Committee
also of Neighbor Night meetings
Formerly Andy's
under the direction of the PoNORFOLK, NEW YORK
mona Lecturer. Mrs. Philip
Woodward, Massena, is chair-
Mrs. Chase's
Research
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