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1 ^ „ 6 Ik-coml^rlS/lOoV TheTUeiridcrat Obituaries ~^ Laura A Porter ^ Laura A. Poncr, 82, of 8358 Har- \vood Drive, Lacona, died recently at ihe House of the Good Samaritan, Watertown, where she was admitted Novemcbcr 5 after a long illness. Funeral services were held at the Summcrville Funeral Home, Sandy Creek, with the Rev. Melvyh S. Con-. ,4iell, pastor of the Sandy Creek Wesleyan Church, officiating. Contributions may be made to the Sandy<€rcck Wesleyan Church. Surviving are three stepdaughters, Mrs. Elsie Muniz, Medford, Oregon; Mrs. Lila Scordino, Vestal; and Mrs. Iva Mortenson, Johnson City; a step- son Maurice Portcr,Barnesville,S.C.; a sister, Mrs. Conrad (Lila) Ericson, North Chili; a brother, Donald Ames, Marion, Ind.; and several step-grand- children. -* A brother, Charles Douglas Ames,* died before her. Born June 26, 1908, in Morris- town, daughter of Charles and Ina Chase Ames, she graduated from Sandy Creek High School and Houghton College, where she got her teaching degree.She taught school for 25 years at Barnes Corners, Redfield, and Stillwater, and retired from Orwell School. She married Harrison E. Porter June 26, 1952. The couple lived all their married life on Demott St., Lacona. Mr Porter died November 7, 1981, at the age of 87. After his death Mrs. Porter moved to 8358 Harwood Driveto live with MrsJ3icia Whipple. She was a board member and Sunday School teacher at the Sandy Creek Wesleyan Church and a mem- ber of the New York State Retired Teachers Association. Margaret E. Perry Margaret E. Perry, 55, of 3623 Amber Road, Syracuse, formerly of Pulaski, died recently from cancer. She ahd been ill for two years. Funeral Sevices were held in Onondaga Valley Presbyterian Church, 275 W. Seneca Turnpike, Syracuse, with the Rev. Virginia B. Nowack officiating. Burial was in the Onondaga Valley Cemtery. Arrange- ments were by die SummerviUe Fu- neral Home, Sandy Creek. Contributions may be made to the Hospice of Central New York, 1118- B Court Street, Box 69, Syracuse,- 13208. Surviving are her husband, Byron N.; five daughters, Debra Higgins, Theresa Perry-Troy, Marylpu Perry andTohi Perry, all of Syracuse, and Sharon Glenister, New Haven; five grandchildren, a sister, Mary Canton, Syracuse; a stepsister, Dorcas Sum- merville, Sandy Creek, and several nieces and nephews. Bom January 2,1935, in Hastings, daughter of Dames and \Virigina TrJwnsendFrese. She was educated in Central Square Schools,-She livedin Hastings and Pulaski before moving to Syracuse in 1958. She married Byron N. Perry Au- gust 15,1952, in Central Square. Verna A. Armstrong ALTMAR - Verna A. Armstrong, of 9334 Mexico St. has been buried in Evergreen Cemetry in Orwell. Mrs. Armstrong, 68., who died on Nov. 6, was a life resident of Altmar and an active member of that community. A member of the Altmar River- side United Methodist Church, she was involved with the auxiliary of the Russell Tryon Post, American Legion. She was employed with Oswego County Mutual Insurance Co. of Parish and has also worked for Better Farms Publishing, Altmar High School, as well as serving as the village clerk for several years. She was a 1939 graduateof Altmar High School and attended Central City Business Institute in Syracuse. Suriving are: her husband, Arnold E.; son David A. of Potsdam; daugh- ters, Carole E. Dana of Orwell and Merilec A. Heath of Parker-, Colo.; brother, James B. Barnard Jr. of Altmar; two sisters, Clara Crim of Tallahassce,Fla. andEleanorGillette of Rochester; eight grandchildren; and six great-grandchildren. Arrangement for Mrs. Arm- strong's funeral were made by Fos-r ter-Hax Funeral home in Pulaski. • Contributions may be made to the Altmar Riverside United Methodist Church or to the Oswego County Hopsice, in care of Pulaski Court House. Steven M. Metott *' REDFIELD - Services vvere held last month for Steven M. Metott at the United Methodist Church in Camden. He was waked by Sanborn- McDancilsandLaRobardiercFuneral Home, 109 Main St, also in charge of arrangements, Mr. Metott, who was 34 years old, died on Nov. 7 at his home\ after a long illness. He resided in Camden for the majority of his life before ; moving tou^Floreiice-Redfieldarea. Recently, K* <was an employee of meCamden WireCtS. Alspjhe worked' as a truck driver for several years with Harden Furniture Cp; A 1975. graduate of Camden High School, Irsrisa! Si/Siateway Plaza, WaterfoH (315) 782-5581 KENT-BY-PHONE * \bu will not acquire ownenhip under this consumer rentti purchwe agreement unlet! you rant th« item ofyour choice for a specific number of weeks at a specific rental price. See store manager for details. Mr. Metott furthered his education and skillsby attending Oncida-Madi- son BOCES in their Masonry Pro- gram. ,'.•'• He was an avid hunter and fisher- man in this'area, and being such was a member of the Camden Rod and Gun Club, the Mad River Club and the National Rifle Association. Suriviving are: his wife* the for- mer Caria Snow; son Robert E.» sta* tioned with the Air Force in Rivcjr- side,Calif., his father,HaroldMetott of Williamstown; his mother, Betty Metott of Camden; sister, Alice Boncella of Flroence; brothers, Robert of Florence and Charles of Camden; paternal grandmother, Grace Metott of C-ndcn; two grand- chidre'n and several nieces and neph- ews. Comributions may be made to Oswego County Hospice. Elbert W, Saltzman ALTMAR - Elbert W. Saltzman has been buried in Fatrview Ceme- tery in WilUamslown.Mr. Saltzman, 81, of6386 River St died lastmonth in his home. Services were arranged for the Saltzamn family by Foster- Hax Funeral Home, 7385 Park St Having resided in the Altmar and WiMiamstown (his birhtplacc) areas all of his life, he gnuluated. from Camden High School in 1927. He attendedCornell University and was later employed by Syracuse Farm Suppy Store for several years before retiring in 1980. , _ Mr. Saltzman previously owned and operated\ Saltzman's;- Hardr wareStore in Altmar. He was a member of Arajpjjjy Lodge-#650 F& AM, Williamstown. \ Surviving are: wife, AnneEliza- ,be& \lima'* Saltzman; s&a tt Cok Victor Saltzman, stationed with the U.S. Air Force-'in Omaha, Keb.; brother, Leigh of Rhinebeck; and a niece and nephew, C-r Contributions may be made to Altmar-Parish-Williamstown High School Band or to thc-Williamstown Masonic Lodge #650. E. Elva Stuckey-Mitchell CAMDEN - Services were held at Sanborn-McDanicls and LaRobardi- ere Funeral Home last month for E. Elva Stuckey-Mitchell, Mrs.'Mitch- ell died Nov. 16 in her home where she suffered from a heart attack. She has been buried in St. John's Ceme- tery. As a home health care aide in the Camden area, and although a native of Wilimington, N.C., she was active^ member of the community including\ Little league/ bowling and other community activities. She graduated from Camden High School in 1958 shortly after moving to the area as a teenager. Contribution may be made to the Camden Rotary Christmas Basket Fund. William H. Redden ALTMAR - The service for Wil- liam H. Redden, 68, of South Albion Rd. was held last month at Foster- HaxPuneral Home. Mr. Redden died onNoy. 17 at University Hospital. He was burled in Rivereside Ceme- tery, Alunar. A Pulaski native, Mr. Redden at- tendedpulaski districtschools. More recently he resided in Altmar and Richland for several years, as wellas having been employed by Tico Irri- gation Co. in Williamstown. Surviving are: sons, Kenneth E. of Niagara Falls; Kevin D. of Aurora and Clarence J. of Auburn; daugh- ters, Beverly Redden of Alunar and Carolyn Deon of Niagara Falls; brother, Leon of Renshaw Bay, sis- ters, Leah Hutchinson and Harriet Bosco,both ofPulaski; and 11 grand- ^children,-- ,, ,.^.v;j'. x ; ', riUi t s. 7630 Jefferson St., Pulaski, NewYbrkI3142 Exclusively Senior Citizens Applications ^ no ^ A Being Accepted 298-6101 OFFICE OPEN TUES. 8:30 a.m. To 5 p.m. Supt Available Everyday Plastics and Aluminum have changed the world. - They havent changed Christmas. TRUST NURSERY & FLORIST U.SiRt. 11,2 mi. so. of Pulaski PH: 298-4184 OPEN: 7 Days A Week I\ CentraJR Y.'sLargest Nursery\
