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Members of the local Knights of Columbus and approximately 50 local residents turned out Saturday for the dedication of the Msgr. Edmund H. Dumas Knights of Columbus Council 2177. (Newton Greiner photo) Msgr. Dumas remembered, \ honored during weekend events Continued from page 1 families as a place to gather to celebrate God's blessing in a Christian environment. It stand on this corner, across the street from a house of worship, as a witness to the Catholic Faith of those who have built, maintained and operated the hall.\ Following the blessing and the unveiling of the new sign made by the work crew at Camp Gabriels, those in attendance were invited inside the council home where Msgr.'s barret and picture were unveiled. \He was very famous for wearing this and it always kept him warm,\ District Deputy George Herbert smiled. The majority of those in attendance that day lingered at the K. of C. home to enjoy a luncheon before attending a 4 p.m. celebration Mass at St. Alphonsus. On Sunday, many local golfers teed off at the Country Club for the first annual Msgr. Dumas Golf Tournament. * I Franklin County Legislator Paul Maroun Tresented the American flag to K. of C. Msgr. Edmund Dumas Council 2177 members Saturday ytiieh now proudly waves in- front of the council tome. Looking on is Past Grand Knight Zig Akiki, chairman of the dedication event. (Newton ipreiner photo) irst annual 9/11 alk-a-thon Sept. 11 The Tupper Lake Women the Moose Chapter 598 will ionsor the first annual 9/11 falk-a-Thon on Saturday, sr 11 from 10 a.m. to 2 l! donations. Refreshments will be served and prizes will be awarded to participants. All money raised from the day's event will benefit local ;\TatTTiK-l!*Kaft scholarships and charities as. well StMSet. *> ^NflMtitis ^ooselfe^rtXlMld City) and Moosehaven (Seniors' Home). Those wishing to participate may do so by either signing up sponsors and walking one of the routes, volunteering to help with the set up, registration or water stations or by donating money, food or prizes. For further information or to preregister call Barb at 359- 9633 or Darlene at 359-8368. \Old Timers\ night tomorrow! Tupper Lake's senior gentlemen still have time to plan on attending Thursday's Old Timers Night, hosted by the Tupper Lake Lions Club. The annual banquet- an annual tribute to the Tupper area's male seniors which dates back to the 1950s- will get underway at 6:30 p.m. that evening at the Tupper Lake Country Club's Sand Trap Restaurant and Lounge. All Old Timers are cordially invited to attend. event wilf honor those ished at the hands of terrorists on September 11, {001. >'. The walk will include two Joules, a two-and-a-half mile trek Slid a three mile walk with both starting at the lodge. & Those wishing to participate in the walk are asked fo sign up sponsors for Brossard, Hiidreth to present Sept. 12 workshop at Wawbeek upport needed for W Enrichment Days On Sept., 17, 18 and 19, he Civil War Enrichment Days kill occur at the L.P. Quinn Elementary School in Tupper This event is extremely lucational and new to the ipper Lake area. The event is to the public and will Ijpclude: Camp life, iemonstrations, displays, fkirmishes skits and on Saturday, a twilight tour of the |amps and cotillion (period Lance). Period dress is not required or the dance or any of the ctivities throughout this weekend. Reenactors from all over the iamb-east and Canada will be (tending. Your generous support nd donations would be greatly ppreciated, so that this highly ional event in Tupper Lake will be a success. Many hidden costs are associated with the successful completion of this event. Organizers, therefore, ask for the community's support and sponsorship. All donations received will be used toward the Enrichment Days. If you are unable to support this event with a financial donation, baked goods, bread, pies, cookies, brownies, etc. would also be gladly accepted. If you would like to know more about the CWED, a website has been provided for your convenience. http://tupperlakeinfo.com/civilwa r.htm. If you choose to become a sponsor for this event, please contact Pete Gilbert, event organizer at (518) 359-8650. Adirondack Artists Guild members Nancy Brossard and Sandra Hiidreth will present a Plein Air Outdoor Painting Workshop on Sunday, September 12. It will be held at the Wawbeek, on Upper Saranac Lake, from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. Participants must bring their own paints, easels, canvases, etc., - No materials are provided. Brossard and Hiidreth are both active artists whose paintings regularly appear in regional galleries and exhibits. While Nancy Brossard works primarily with oils, painting on location throughout the year, Hiidreth uses both oils and watercolors. During the spring, Hiidreth had an exhibit of 24 paintings depicting \A Year in the Life of the VIC\ at the gallery in the Adirondack Park Visitor Interpretive Center at Paul Smiths. Most of these were done on location on the property of the VIC. Brossard recently had a solo exhibit in the Adirondack Artist Guild Gallery in Saranac Planning Bd. meets Sept 7 There will be a meeting of the Town of Altamont/Village of Tupper Lake Planning Board on Tuesday, Sept. 7, at 7 p.m. in the Town of Aitamont court room located downstairs in the town hall. The public is welcome to attend. 1st Day of School America Campaign in 2nd year in Tupper Continued from page 1 Sometimes it's the simplest things that can make the most difference. Just making sure your child has breakfast in the morning, that he or she has had enough sleep the night before, that your child has quiet time and a place to study, and that you support school work as a priority, can go a long way toward assuring educational success. To build on this theme of \Simple Works\ the Tupper Lake Middle School and LP Quinn invite parents and other interested family members to attend the second annual First Day Celebration Lake. Both artists currently have work on display in the Guild Gallery and in a group show at the Adirondack Lakes Center for the Arts in Blue Mountain Lake. Participants in the workshop may use whatever art materials they choose - oils, acrylics, watercolors - but Hiidreth and Brossard will both be working with oils. A portable easel is strongly suggested. The grounds surrounding the Wawbeek will be the subject matter for the artists and they will work directly from nature, in the \plein air\ style. Participants should bring a lunch, or may opt to attend the outdoor barbecue offered by the Wawbeek. Advance registration is required and the workshop will be limited to 15 participants. Please cail or stop in at the Adirondack Artists Guild Gallery, 77 Main St., Saranac Lake, 518-891-2615 to register. For additional information, the artists may be contacted: Nancy -518-359-2019 or Sandra-315- 353-2210, or shildret@twcny.rr.com . Last weekend's concerts to feature DJ and Heritage Popular DJ Kevin St. Louis will return to the Municipal Park this Friday evening for his final performance of the summer time \music in the park\ series. Kevin will be playing favorite hits that will be sure to keep the younger set (and noi so young) yelling for more. ^ On Saturday evening, the band Heritage will take to the Rotary Pavilion stage for another evening of favorites ranging from the popular music of the 50's to modern day tunes. Both events will begin at 7 p.m. All are welcome. State fheatne ssr Starts Friday: Hurry, Princess and I, Robot end Thunl DAMON 7PM, 9PM THE BOURNE , Weekewl8 . •«. ^ SUPREMACY] imim I Every day at 4:30 PM --' action pld No 7PM show Wed, niqrrfi Next wlc Village & Yuqioti I TTTTTTITTTII #• SINGER Sales fit Service * Repairs on all sewing machines * New Singer Machines Available CscD Fabrics 24 Second Street Tupper Lake Tel. 359-3010 I'; I. GRASS DRAGS Sponsored by TL Snowmobilers * September 4, 2004 v * l^yHteeN Hi per Lain • ^ Municipal Park, Tupper Lafe f Registration Fee $15 per entry class Kids, Vintage, Stock, Improved?? tmm Doubl^i^ri&istfniirtafbn - Grudge Matches Three Race Lanes, Staged Starts Races start at 11 a.m. until done Registration: Now until 10 a.m. race day Trophies to be given out for First, Second, Third Place No alcohol allowed in the park. Practice runs 9 a.m.-11 a.m. Drivers meeting 9 a.m. A.T.V. or Snowcross Chest-protectors must be worn. Long-sleeve shirt and pants, leather or racing boots. Full-face helmets. Think SAFETY First. Insurance & Trophies provided by TL Chamber of Commerce For more information contact Scott at (Cell) 354-1690; or Neal at 518-359-7462 The Great Adk. Corn Maze TUCKER FARMS INC. 112 Hobart Rd., Gabriels, NY Open 1 p.m. - 6 p.m. Farm Wagon Tours Petting Zoo 327-3195 Park Smokehouse A wanDSfwewx TAVERN 320 Park St., Tubper Lake - 359-7556 • Fax: 359-9588 W^ forth Country Closed for Lunch & Dinner Saturday, Sept. 4th for Private Event Wed.-Prime Rib Fri. Famous Fish Fry Full Service Catering - Gift Certificates Available Come enjoy our hospitality- Eat, Drink & Be Merry! \
