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PAGE 2-COURIER & FREEMAN, POTSDAM, N.Y.-TUESDAY, AUGUST 9,1988 Community Events LIBRARY BOARD Aug. 9 — Potsdam Public Library Board of Trustees meets at 7:30 p.m. tonight in the library. SCHOOL BOARD Aug. 9 — Potsdam Central School District Board of Education meets at 7:30 p.m. tonight in the high school cafeteria. STORY HOUR Aug. 9 — Children's story hour at Potsdam Public Museum, 7:15 p.m. tonight. See exhibit \60 Years at Pooh Corner\ and hear Winnie-the-Pooh and other bear stories. Wear pajamas and bring favorite stuffed bear. Bed- time snack will be served. Co- sponsored by Potsdam Public Library. HILLTOPPERS MEETING Aug. 9 — Parishville Hilltoppers meeting scheduled for today (Tues- day) is cancelled. Next meeting Sept. 13. LA LECHE LEAGUE Aug. 9 — La Leche League meets 6:30 p.m. tonight at the home of Cheryl Baron, Regan Road, West Stockholm. Entitled \Nutrition and Weaning.\ Open to women interested in breastfeeding. Babies welcome. For directions and info, call 353 2178 or 265 5655. BPWMEETING Au'3 '') — Potsdam Business and Pro- fessional Women's monthly dinner meet;no S 3i> p m today, meetino r. ; o rn : ' T ;,,,.- , )-; •\_ . = - y • : ' = i.i r : n I the Pare Safari trip with the AARP group Aug. 16 call Isabel Logan, 388- 5960. SUMMER FILMS Aug. 11 — Summer Film Festival, 7 p.m. Thursday, Potsdam Public Library, \Two Tars,\ Laurel and Hardy; \Triple Trouble,\ Charlie Chaplin. HAULERS'MEETING Aug. 11 — St. Lawrence County Solid Waste Disposal Authority's recycling committee has called meeting of all county garbage haulers, 7 p.m. Thursday, legislative chambers. Courthouse, Canton. Purpose is to get haulers' feedback on recycling.. HOLY LANDSLIDES Aug. 12 - The Rev. Denis'Paufler will show slides of the Holy Land at 7 p.m. Friday in the Colton Hepburn Library. Everyone iswelcome. HAPPY HOUR Aug. 12 — Solo Singles Friday night happy hour, S to 7 p.m, Uncle Max's Potsdam. CHRISHOLDER Aug. 12 - Madrid Hepburn Library presents singer-storyteller Chris Holder, Storysinger Productions, at 10:30 a.m. Friday in the Madrid Elementary School. At 2:30 Friday he will perform in the Massena Public Library, at ? p.m. in the Canton Free Library. Holder will perform folk music and storytelling, trorn tradi- t i o n.:' I ^ rn e r i r ,B n f .^ v o r 11 ^ t u n e ^ Aug. 14 - West Potsdam Fire Department Field Day beginning with parade at noon with floats, fire units, bands. Games, mobile midway, kiddie rides at the field. Hot ham din- ner with all trimmings starting at 11:30 a.m. Malone Parachute Club demo at 6 p.m. Band and dancing by The New Ranchmen. Hot and cold refreshments. Demolition derby at 1 p.m. Radio remote control miniature car races all afternoon. Special bingo at7:25 p.m. Aug. 13. K OF C FIELD DAY Aug. 14- Knights of Columbus Coun- cil 2176, Brasher Falls, annual field day Sunday. Old Timers Softball tour- nament starts 9 a.m. Chicken barbecue with all trimmings starts 11 a.m. Barn sale, Skilo, games for all ages, concession stands. SUNDAY IN THE PARK Aug. 14 — Hopkinton Historical Group to hold \Sunday in^the Park,\ noon to 4 p.m. Sunday in Hopkinton Village Green. Hot dogs, ham- burgers, cake, homemade ice cream, and lemonade will be sold. Museum will be open. BOARDOF VISITORS Aug. 15 — Sunmount Developmental Center Board of Visitors will meet at 1 p.m. Monday in the board room at the'Center in Tupper Lake. ICECREAM SOCIAL Au<3 15 - ice cream social 4-7 p m. Monday, church lav. n, Church of the 7. • t s 11:. r. 'lorfol- Aug. 27 - Parishville Hilltoppers will hold a dance from 7:30 to 11:30 p.m. Saturday in the Parishville Town Hall. Music by Country Music Ex- press. Coffee, tea served. Bring own snack. CRYSTAL SPRING CRAFTS Aug. 27-28 — Fourth annual Crystal Spring Festival of arts and crafts Saturday and Sunday on lawn adja- cent to Crystal Spring Dairy and ice cream stand, Routes 86 and 192, five miles north of Saranac Lake. For info call Jyne Wilson, 518-891-0593. OVERNIGHT CANOE TRIP Aug. 27-28 — Overnight canoe trip Saturday and Sunday on Lower Saranac Lake and Weller Pond spon- sored by Laurentian Chapter, Adiron- dack Mountain Club. Limit six peo- ple. Call leaders David and Betsy Tisdale at 265-4721. YEAR OF THE DRAGON Aug'. 28,— \Year of the Dragon,\ ex- hibit of Potsdam Public Museum's Chinese collections, opens with recep- tion from 2 to 4 p.m. Sunday. Features scrolls, textiles, porcelains, and decorative arts from China given to the museum by Dr. Hans Egon Scheyer, the Dwight and Margaret Stevenson Estate, Marguerite Gurley Chapman, and Newell Allen. Refreshments served. NURSERY APPLICATIONS THIS MONTH — Potsdam Parent: Nur; 1 ?!\/ accepting aophcation; for 1111 : n r o 11 rn -_ n t F o r i n t <:> •: • 11 r- • r o :i r '•, EVERY FRIDAY - Al-Anon, 8:30 p.m. every Friday, Waddington Municipal Building. MONDAY NIGHT AL-ANON EVERY MONDAY - Al-Anon, 8:30 p.m. Mondays, First Presbyterian Church, Ford Street, Ogdensburg. EMOTIONS ANONYMOUS THREE LOCATIONS - Emotions Anonymous, 3 p.m. every Sunday, Unitarian Universalist Church, Can- ton; 7:45 p.m. every Wednesday, First Presbyterian Church, Potsdam; 7:45 p.m. every Thursday, St. John's Church, Main Street, Massena. PLANNED PARENTHOOD Planned Parenthood offers expanded services, counseling and referrals, education programs and resources,' and .a new teen speakers bureau. Call 386-8821 or stop by E.J. Noble Center, 80 East Main St., Canton. THE CIRLE The Circle, Planned Parenthood's social services program, has expand- ed to further meet the needs of adolescents. Programs and services available to pregnant teens and young people with concerns about sexuality, relationships, or life goals. Call 386 8821 or stop by at E.J. Noble Center, 80 East Main St., Canton. STDCLINIC EVEPY THUPSDAr - Canton Cenler of Planned Parenthood, aO £ j :. t ,'A 3 1 n G t oft e r; I r e e : \ • u a II ,• TOPSMEETING EVERY WEDNESDAY - TOPS (Take Off Pounds Sensibly) meets every Wednesday, American Legion room, Potsdam Civic Center base- ment. Membership open. MADRIDGRANGE SECOND, FOURTH WEDNESDAY - Madrid Grange meets second, fourth Wednesdays of the month, Madrid Library. JOB INFORMATION SUMMER HOURS — Until Labor Day, Massena Public Library Educa- tion and Job Center will be open Mon- days 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. and Wednesdays from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. Located downstairs, Mattis Room. For info, call 769-9914. ROCKS ANDMINERALS FIRST THURSDAY - St. Lawrence County Rock and Mineral Club, 7:30 p.m. the first Thursday of the month. Canton Library. Public invited. BIRTHRIGHT ALTERNATIVE TO ABORTION - Volunteers available In Potsdam area to assist with problems resulting from unplanned pregnancies. For help call 265-4510, preferably even- ings. All services confidential, without charge. LEARN TO DANCE EVEP Y MONDAY — Learn to round dance weekly lessons for beginners I corn / lo 8:30 p m Mondays, Canton Minn School cafeteria- Cuers Blanche -,0.. O.-H!I-| o _r,rn-:- 5cons0red by Can* Three North i have released ongoing study w nearly 28 per manufacturing New York, fron created by businesses. Th \Canadian di: (CDI) has h positive impac and capital ii Grants ALBANY - and increased ci programs of pri government age for grants is int and local agen< competitive, tin Library will ho ship Center's Writing Worksf the Cultural 1 Albany. The Grantsm largest organizi the country, is tional institutio more than 20,00 public and prh the past 10 y represent all ai B i \! I|II| • HIM* i tlttl.H i • IM'I' , \\ f ll' M| t '.'M'J 61/u tlij'/-,, Jttv'H-.M evenings; or Tracy L. Robertson, 379 5577 days, 353-2924 evenings.. BAKED HAM SUPPER Aug. 10 — Childwold Memorial Presbyterian Church 44th annual baked ham supper, 6 p.m. Wednes- day, Massawepie Scout Camps, din- ing hall Camp Pioneer. Follow direc- tional arrows from Gale on Rt. 3. Adults $5.50, children $2.50, under 5 free. TOWN BOARD Aug. 10 — Potsdam Town Board meets at 7:30 p.m. Wednesday in the town offices, 35 Market St. PLANNING WORKSHOP Aug. 10— Summer training workshop on site plan and special permit reviews, Wednesday, county cour- thouse north wing, with Gerald Mor- rison, land use planner, NYS Depart- ment of State, Albany; Pat Tocatlian, chair, Ogdensburg City Planning Board, for members, chairs of plann- ing boards, zoning boards, code en- forcement officers. Free to boards who have paid 1988 dues, others S2.50 per person. Call Dick Mooers, 379- 2292 for information. TRAINING WORKVIETNAM VETS Aug. 10 — Vietnam Veterans of Nor,- them New York meeting at 7:30 p.-m. Wednesday, Norfolk American Legion. Organization now open to the public. TRAPPERS/MEET Aug. >1 — St. Lawrence County Trap- pers Association monthly meeting, 7:30 p.m. Thursday, Ogdensburg Community Center in The Green Belt. General public invited. COUNTY COUNCIL Aug. 11 — St. Lawrence County Coun- cil of Senior Citizens meets at 10 a.m. Thursday, nutrition site, LBSH Hous- ing Corp., Church Street, Brasher Falls. LIFT LUNCHEON Aug. 11 — AAUW'sLIFT luncheon for widows and widowers, 12:30 p.m. Thursday, Chris Fay's Restaurant, Hannawa Falls. Buffet for $4, dessert at Eileen Hoppe's in Buckton after- ward. For information and reserva- tions call Nellie LaClair, 386-3171; or Freida Richardson, director of LIFT, 384-4540. LIFT people wishing to take. ,\ I I i\ nic I I'll ii.il l>i'< II.' I i HIM I ,i p.m. Saturday at the Raymondville United Methodist Church, Rt. 56. Half chicken, potato salad, cabbage and carrot salad, baked beans, roll, pie and beverage for $5. Smaller portions $3. Family ticket for parents and children living athom£$15. HISTORICAL DAY Aug. 13 — Parishville Museum's an- nual Historical Day Saturday. Ham dinner from 1,1:30 a.m..to 1:30 p.m., Parishville Town Hall. Open house at Parishville Museum starting at noon until 4 p.m., with live entertainment on porch from 1-3. Townwide garage sales allday. HILLTOPPERSDANCE Aug. 13— Parishville Hilltoppers will hold a dance from 7:30 to 11:30 p.m. Saturday in the Parishville Town Hall. Music by Country Music Ex- press. Coffee, tea served. Bring own snack. GUITAR FESTIVAL Aug. 13 — Solo Singles to carpool to Adirondack Guitar Festival, Saranac Lake. Meet at 9 a.m. Saturday at St. Regis Falls Post Office. Tickets $8 in advance at local merchants, $10 there. Bring packed lunch. GARAGE SALE Aug. 13 — Presbyterian Women of Waddington Presbyterian Church to hold garage sale beginning 10:30 a.m. Saturday, Presbyterian Manse, Fen- ton Street. Items inctucje some anti- ques, home baked goods, garcten pro- duce. GEM AND MINERAL SHOW Aug. 13-14 — St. Lawrence County Gem and Mineral annual outdoor show, Saturday and Sunday, Powers Farm, Pie'rrepont. Public welcome. MOULTON REUNION Aug. 14 - The 22nd annual reunion of descendants of the late George and Ellen (Rockwood) Moulton, Sunday atfiremen'sfield, Parishville. BAILEY^YOUNG REUNION Aug. 14 — First annual reunion of the family of Edna M. (Bailey) Young and the late Ralph D. Young, at noon Sunday, Jacques Carrier State Park, Morristown. Was originally planned for Eel Weir State Park. All family • members welcome. Bring dish to pass, table service, and drinks. WEST POTSDAM FIELD DAY O'Neil Protests Cutbacks Assemblyman John G. A. O'Neil (R-St. Lawrence County) is urging Secretary of State Gail Shaffer to reconsider staff cutbacks in the Watertown codes enforcement of- fice. According to O'Neil, the Depart- ment of State is planning to scale down the office to a staff of onne field officer and one secretary. •Watertown staff positions are ap- parently being moved to Syracuse, he said. \While I recognize that budget constraints must be considered and a hiring freeze is on, my concern is NEWSBRIEF The American Lung Association is currently scheduling its' fall \Freedom From Smoking\ smok- ing cessation clinics in the North Country and needs clinic leaders to conduct these clinics. Those who have free time and would like to be professionally trained to help smokers quit for good, call the Lung Association at 1-788-2179. The training is one day. for the residents of St. Lawrence County, who will suffer from a lack of authority in our immediate area,\ O'Neil told Shaffer in a let- ter that cited concerns expressed by constituents and local code en- forcement officers from St. Lawrence townships. O'Neil said that too often, North Country residents are forced to seek state services at a distant location such as Syracuse or Utica. \St. Lawrence County residents, as tax-paying citizens of New York State, deserve better,\ O'Neil safd. \The cutbacks in the Watertown codes enforcement office can only be another example of how St. Lawrence County citizens find themselves lacking in essential local contacts.\ M I • ' il'H'l \> I I ll l> | 'llll> II ..HI llll'-'l . /:.to p.m. Monday in luacher;.' room. TOWN-VILLAGE MEETING Aug. 16 — Joint Town-Village Com- mittee meets at 7 p.m. Tuesday in the town offices, 35 Market St. Re- • eva luation is the topic for discussion. \ SMORGASBORD Aug. 18 — Past Grand Officer Club, OES, smorgasbord, 5 p.m. Thursday at Heuvelton Masonic Temple. Adults, $4; children, $2.50; under 5, free. Public welcome. PART-TIME PROGRAMS Aug. 18 — Info night on part-time pro- grams at Syracuse University at 7 p.m. Thursday in Watertown Ramada Inn. For info call 443-3273. SOLOCOFFEE Aug. 18 — Solo coffee, 1 Mechanic St., Canton. HAPPY HOUR Aug. 19 — Solo Singles Friday night happy hour, 5 to 7'p.m, Uncle Max's Potsdam. BOWLERS NEEDED Aug^ 19 - Organizational meeting Moira Friday Night Classic League, 8 p.m, Friday, Crossroads Restaurant, Moira. Bowlers needed. Call Dan Stone, 529-6661, Eileen Miller, 529- 7713. TRI-TOWN SENIORS DANCE Aug. 20 —' Tri-Town Seniors dance, 7:30 to 11:30 p.m. Saturday, Hopkin- ton Town Half. Music by Orange Blossom Special. FLEAMARKET Aug. 20-21 — Eastern Star flea market Saturday and Sunday at Tup- per Lake Municipal Park, Route 3. Over 200 vendors expected. In- terested vendors call Edith LaLonde, 518-359-2524 after 6 p.m., or Margaret Winot, 518-359-9523. MOUNTAIN HIKE Aug. 20-21 — Laurentian Chapter, Adirondack Mountain Club, will hike McComb, Dix, and Hough mountains. Rigorous hike. Limited to eight peo- ple. Call trip leader Dick Mooers at 265-2774 before Aug. 13. BACK HOME SUNDAY Aug. 21 — Back Home Sunday, Scotch Presbyterian Church in Chipman. Guest speaker is Dr. Thomas Fisher from Athens, Ohio. Covered dish din- ner following service. Members bring large covered dish and salad or dessert. Rolls and beverages furnish- ed. Everyone welcome. SINGLESCRUISE Aug. 23 — Solo Singles to carpool to Singles Cruise in Alexandria Bay. Meet 7 p.m. Tuesday in shopping center opposite Ogdensburg Burger King. Cruise is two hours, cost is $3 plus beverages. HAPPY HOUR Aug. 26 - Solo Singles Friday night happy hour, 5 to 7 p.m, Uncle Max's Potsdam. COUNTRY FAIR DAYS Aug. 27 — Country fair days in Canton Saturday, featuring farmers market, craft' demonstrations, baked goods and home grown vegetables competi- tion, children's games, concessions sales, entertainment (.Fredi ni Hogan playing Scottish-Irish music, North Country Fiddlers Association, magi- cian Obie O'Brien). HILLTOPPERSDANCE LARRY'S FISH TRUCK LIVE A FRESH LOBSTER D SEAFOOD DIRECT FROM MAINE EVERY THURSDAY 2:00-5:00 P.M. 315-393-4924 Co-Op Parking Lot, Markat St. Noxt to By-Pan Sold Directly Off Th« Truck Cat of the Week... Call is a spayed female long haired orange, white and black calico. She's 8 years old (not old for a cat). She's a beautiful creature and has a Marilyn Monroe type beauty mark next to her nose. She's vaccinated and loves to snuggle and purr, even in hot weather. She'd prefer to be an only cat and we think she'd be cat enough for anyone. Come and meet her. Sponsored By: 32 Market Su, PoUdlm 265-6389 For The POTSDAM HUMANE SOCIETY ADOPT A PET... YOU'LL. LOVE THE LIFE YOU SAVE!\ MADRID ROAD 265-3199 EVERY SUNDAY - Gamblers Anonymous meets 7 p.m. every Sun- day,\Father AAarron Hall, St. Mary's Church, Potsdam. First of a kind in this area. BOOKSNEEDED RIGHT NOW - Donations of books are needed for the 16th annual Potsdam Day Care Center, Inc. used book sale Sept. 8-10 in the Civic Center basement. Park Street, Potsdam. The sale will feature fic- tion, non-fiction, texts, paperbacks, mysteries, magazines, records, and more, at bargain prices. Boxes of books may be brought to Ossenkops' house, 23 Pierrepont Ave., Potsdam, or call Jan Ossenkop at 265-7292. For pick-up of books, or to volunteer to help at the sale, call 265-5634 after 6 p.m. PARISHVILLE MUSEUM NOW OPEN - Parishville Museum open July and August, 12:30 to 3 p.m. Monday through Friday, or by ap- pointment. Call 265-7619. LITERARY DISCUSSION THIS SUMMER - Literary Discus- sion Group to read \Cry the Beloved Country,\ by Alan Paton for the sum- mer. To be discussed in the fall. KARATE CLASSES Kang Duk Won Karate Association classes from 5 to 7 p.m. Fridays at Potsdam College's Merritt'Hall gym and 4:30 to 8:30 p.m. -Tuesdays at Norwood Elementary School. Call 265-2873 for info. HEART, STROKE GROUP FOURTH THURSDAY - St. Lawrence County Heart and Stroke Support group, 7:30 p.m. fourth Thuresday of each month, Canton- Potsdam Hospital cafeteria. For info call Keitha Maclntire at 265-3300 or Shirley Metcalf, director, at 265-4769. SUPPERS CANCELLED THURSDAYS - South Colton com- munity roast beef suppers have been cancelled until further notice (South Colton Community Church). ACOAMEETING EVERY THURSDAY - Adult Children of Alcoholics meet at 7:30 p.m. at St. Lawrence County Alcohol and Substance Abuse Council office, Aubuchon Mall, Potsdani. AA MEETING EVERY THURSDAY - Alcoholics Anonymous, 12:15 p.m. every Thurs- day, St. Lawrence County Alcohol and Substance Abuse Council office, Aubuchon Mall, Potsdam-. Newcomers welcome! AAMEETING EVERY FRIDAY — Alcoholics Anonymous, 8:30 p.m. every Friday, Potsdam Presbyterian Center, cor- ner of Elm Street and Lawrence Avenue. Newcomers welcome. AAMEETING EVERY WEDNESDAY — Alcoholics Anonymous, 8:30 p.m. every Wednes- day, basement of St. Mary's Church, Potsdam. Newcomers welcome. AL-ANON EVERY WEDNESDAY - A support group for persons who live with or are •affected by alcoholism, 8:30 p.m. every Wednesday in St. Mary's Church, Potsdam (rear en-trance). AL-ANON FRIDAYS PUPPY OF THE WEEK... Malcolm is a male tan and white Beagle cross. He's about 9 weeks old, has his first vac- cination and worming. Malcolm has beautiful amber eyes and his father was a champion. He's almost learned to walk on a leash (right now he wants to lead!) He will be a small dog, and he's very well behaved and loving. We know you will love him back. • Sponsored By: THE BAGELRY 9 Market St., Potsdam For The POTSDAM HUMANE SOCIETY ADOPT A PET... YOU'LL LOVE THE LIFE YOU SAVE!\ MADRID ROAD 260-3199 KITTEN OF THE WEEK... '.is 1 iiit. 1 .i «i;. ' i . .' SAIURDAV HOURS - Potsdam Animal Shelter open 1 to 4 p.m. Satur- days, 4 to 6 p.m. weekdays. TOUGHLOVE EVERY WEDNESDAY - Toughlove self-help support group for parents of problem teens, 7:30 p.m. every Wednesday, Potsdam Presbyterian Center, corner of Elm- Street and Lawrence Avenue. Call 265-8941 for info. ALZHEIMERS GROUP FIRST MONDAY — Alzheimers Disease Support Group, 7 p.m. the first Monday of each month, Canton United Helpers Nursing Home. All are welcome. WELL CHILD CLINIC THIRD WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY - Potsdam Well Child Clinic, 9 a.m. to noon on the third Wednesday and Thursday of the month. Services for children 2 months to 6 years, in- cluding physical exams, immuniza- tions,, developmental screening, and blood and urine screening. For info, appointments, call Sandra Morton, clinic coordinator, 265-2296 or 386- 8128. \VK 1 ..Ui 1 i J L£.rtiid I j NEED INFO? — Are you pregnant, nursing, or the parent of a child under 5 years old? WIC could help stretch food dollars by supplementing foods that are important during pregnancy, infancy, and childhood. For info, call the WIC office at 386-8128, 8:30 a.m. to noon and 1 to4:30 p.m. Please Recycle This Newspaper GARBAGE HAULERS MEETING Thursday, Aug. 11 7:00 P.M. County Legislature Room Called by SWDA to talk about recycling Prelude is a 5 month old male with gray/black tiger mark- ings on white. The center of his back has rather long dark hair and the hair is shorter on the sides. (People pay hair stylists to do for them what he has naturally!) He has white baseball mitt paws. He has his first vaccination and worming and he is a very loving fellow. He loves to play and we'll bet you can't anticipate his next move if he plays a game with you. DEBORAH CADY JEWELRY 30 Market St., Potsdam For The POTSDAM HUMANE SOCIETY ADOPT A PET... YOU'LL LOVE THE LIFE YOU SAVE!'\ MADRID ROAD 285-3199 FINNMARK MARINE Main St., Harrisville 543-2689 J ? f0 1=1 :Wi J IVl 0UTB0ARDS~ 1. 1988 18' Rinker V180 w/130 HP Mercruiser, Canvas Top, cassette radio, Y/C Trailer - $9,865. 2. 1988 18'6\ Rinker V186 W/175 HP Mercruiser, Deep V, three tone paint cassette radio, sport seating w/rear deck built in ski platform. V/C Trailer 3. 1988 18'4\ Privateer 100 HP Mercury 2/P.T., Center Console, 110 qt. cooler, TR28 Thruster, Penn Down riggers — Outriggers, Radio, Lowrence V250, Fishfinder, Compass, Y/C Trailer - $15,697. 4.198816'2\ Smokercraft \Challenger\, 60 H.P. Mercury 2/P.T. — $7,950. ALSO USED BOATS All Prices Slashed for 1988 Clearance Inventory fbUTBOAROS) Aug. 7*\ A05 aOth tbuy 6l .\pqtrs of ftfDS Shoes 4 oef 1fae 3c<* Mr Tl •r\FqrcTs & girls Siz-e 4 6 OGDENSBURG ' POTSDAM \ Charlcstown Mall Potsdam Plaza Little Red Shoe House i H,,, M NO 0THM DISCOUNTS AWLY Caravita, presid Financial Servic local mortgage has announced Salt City Mo: Syracuse-based CFSI began op of 1987 and estat fice in Canada! that year; It ha as a direct origi tgages, working brokers and bull affiliate banks ir and servicing of dary market. FIRM ADI The enginee firm of The Sea nounces the a< design services. \Our decisioi scope of service! the needs of our states Michael president. \We J have interior dc Carr join our fii experience with will complemen services,\ Trias Carr, who has leader of interio planning, was p planner/deslgne poration, Roche The Sear-Bro' service consult; architecture, h tuire, surveying, civil, s t r mechanical/ele ing. the 300-pei offices in . A Horseheads and Old Bridge, N.. Utah. SILVER MALONE - . retired from Ma in Malone after: according to H. regional executi Silver had bee at the bank's : joined Marine ii clerk in Malon moved to Mar where he was an In 1962, Silver manager in Ant mained until h assistant vice manager of the , fice in 1966. S manager in Mali Before he jo banker was in with the Norl Grocery Co. and pany. Silver has bee United Way of Ii M Call BOBD MayRo
