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OVER THE BACK FENCE eswj^gs \fcs^ftsigSsy Mr. ff to lurch News ices Sunday, May 1, at Rouses^ Point, r Communion at 8:00 / Communion and __iat 10:30 a.m. *„. w- John's Church, Cham- p|^% \Holy Communion and the seimon, \The Place of Local Loyalties\ will be* at 9:00 a. m. Personals Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Witham are moving to Canton, N.Y, this week. _ ^ Mrs. Nellie B. Armstrong has been transferred from the Cedar Hedge Nursing Home to the Phyr sicians Hospital. Robert Kavanaugh has returned to Georgetown University after visiting his parents^ Mr. and Mrs. Francis Kavanaugh. Mr. and Mrs. Leon Martell have purchased a mobile home-which they plan to have set up on a lot near the Rouses Point-Coal and Supply building. -Mr. and Mrs.Thomas Kraft and family of Plattsburghhave moved here. Mr. Kraft is employed at Ayerst Laboratories, Inc. Mrs. Richard LaPierre has re- turned home from the Champlain Valley Hospital. Mrs. Fern Crouse has returned from Fort Pierce, Fla. where she spent the winter. Her two pet poodles, Ti Lou and Puffy are the proud parents of a new si- rival, Ti-Min, who is now two months old and as cute as a button. Mrs. Neal Campell and son, Scottie, of Syracuse have been 1 visiting Mr. and Mrs. Galen \ Tembath. Kenneth Wiley is working at \ the Northway Drive-in. Miss Ua Mossey has returned to State University College, Platts- burgh after spending the weekend here with' her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Mossey. Benedict Chenevert has been recuperating at'Kerbs Memorial St. Albans, Vt. fol- ; surgery there. % Si#er Alice Marie of the Sisters t Novitiate at Dobbs Fer- at.St; Patrick's Convent f^eel?w|iere friends were .Sheisthe form- The Study Group met at tne* F\k~~ man \home Sunday for, a^^|r cussion on \Grace andthe Sa|^ ranients.' Next week ithey wili continue the discussion at the LawrenceKeltey hipine. Mr. and Mrs. John R. fcand|y,, who have been vacationing for three months in Florida, have returned home. Mrs. Alice Cannon has return- ed to New York City after spend- ing the weekend here. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Phillips and family are making prepara- tions to move to Massena where Mr. Phillips has been transferred by F.W. Myers & Co. The fam- ily, who have made many friends here, both young and old, will be greatly missed by the com- munity. Received a card from Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Ashline who are currently visitingtheir son, Petty Officer 3rd Class Clifford Ashline, in Naples, Italy. While abroad they have visited in Austria, Germany and Switzerland and ex- petc to return home in May. Also received cards from Mr. and Mrs. Emile Jefferson who are soon re- turning home from St. Peters- burg, Fla., and from Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Robinson, who are in Louisville, Ky. where Mr. Robinson is attending an Ayrshire Breeders Convention, and from Mr. and Mrs. RollenBechard who returned herethis week after vis- iting their .son and his family in California. daughter Peter Nutt, has Champlain Children's, Que* for Her father, $F CHAMPLAIN June Wootton 298-2521 Personals James Favreau, who is attend- ing Champlain College, Burling- ton, Vt., visited his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Edward Favreau, re- cently.' He is studying Date Pro- cessing (IBM) at the college. COURT LILY OF MOHAWKS Court Illy of the Mohawks, Catholic Daughters, met last week when guest speaker w as Mrs. Edward Brunelle of Chazy, who gave a report on the cloth- ingdrive for 'Orphans- of Vietnam. Announcement of National Communion Day, May 7, was an- nounced', and. a&menibe.rs were urged to attend at their respec- tive-churches. A communion sejyecl ; MJs^. 15 3be floctb Countryman and The Advertiier §$MS$%$&Z .. S&e ftykpejsan'tlwtvJQit^Mf noij-fictiQn'books on the shelve**\ TBete seems to be; aaexploiO of ittferest^or aok •he ig trying** an evea^re^eif range in these bpoM TJifs. A? possible through lie Tti-Coimty Library. System, the' services rf^ vhtchMts. Ttombley uses to ^ge' full. A'ca^ss the hall from the main, kbsatyrooms is a pleasant, quiet ' lOOin \where leaders inay 6^^il s SrtKSSSP PtmM • §M&uteW vm ^ k '\ ; ! ' ~* ***** *** book Dodge Memorial Library is a proud tribute to its benefactor. Dr. Daniel G. Dodge, who Be- queathed funds for the library which was founded in his mem- ory in 1904. Mrs. Arthur Trombley, who has been librarian for the past four years, should be credited for sparking the existing interest in reading that her increased regis- trations show. She has said that without the cooperation and help of the Village Board and the Board of .Trustees of the Library, she could not have met the prob- lems of the library. Members of the library board are Mrs. David Strong, president} Milo Marnes, vice president; Arthur Trombley, treasurer; Mrs. Harold Mero, trustee; Mrs, Arthur Trombley, secretary andW.R. Casey, trust- ee. It is evident that Mrs. Trombley loves Jher work. The judgment inflection, of her sincerity and courtesy proves her professional ability as a li- brarian. The week of April 18 to 23 was National Library Week and Mrs. Convention to be held in Syra- cuse from May 24 through May 26 was made. Grand Regent Mrs. Robert Venne will attend as an official delegate. Mrs. Alice Bocare was chosen as alternate. Members were reminded tobring baby articles to the May meet- ing. These tobe distributed over- seas. Mrs. Clifton Aubrey is in charge. Auxiliary News American Legion Auxiliary Unit #767 will sj&nsbr a fijnd drive for the benefit of the Champlain Fire Depastmfnt Wednesday, May 4,' starting at 7:00 p. m. Members of t3fe -Auxiliary are conducting ;the canvass to raise funds for uniforms and new equip- ment. / • '< S\J'\: : -\ • ' ' i *-' >'-£*tm%.*f--\~ J \ i *-\ v '^ ^ -*^^ ' j- jVtipni M ^yy^tfi^^Til3^ys''W^il j( J 3n6^t sx '• with appro- . ,, ,aa4 gaye out book to all persons taking out books. An up to date bulletin board meets the public in the entrance hall where titles of new books are posted. Facing the door in the entrance hall are framed refugee tract maps'dating back to 1793, presented by the local Kivjanis Club. The light and cheerful main room of the library is enhanced by the colorful displays of books, especially books to invite the young reader. Mrs, Trombley believes our future citizens should be started to read at an early age and has displays in various phases of education to interest the children. They are interested too, she says, and she has many children who are avid readers. Featured in the main area are displays for teen-agers who are spending more and more time at the Mbrary. ivlrs. Trombley says .there has bjiij times when some tmei there to meet a little \cain\ of books have been contribu^d and where repair work is done, The v Jibrary now has a new group of reference books given by the C.E.F.L, Last year was the best year yet. 650 new adult books were added to the shelves and 47S childrens. Mrs. Trombley invites/persons to come in and just broyrse or become a part of the ever in- creasing number of residents who treasure the library as a source of knowledge. Library hours are:. Tuesday and Friday, 1-5 p.m. Wednesday 7-9 p.m. Saturday 9-1 i x a,m. Knows Best After driving . 50 years, without an accident, a Spen- cer, Iowa, man handfd> po- lice tils*'license, \ielfin|fc :of> ficiaB'tMat^he-fe^iig ^ ^g 1 nor longer^- gobd? enough to drive. NOTICE THE ELECTRICITY IN THE VILLAGE OF ROUSES POINT WILL BE SHUT OFF APRIL 30TH BETWEEN THE HOURS OF 1:00 A.M. AND 3:00 A.M, WEATHER PERMITTING IF NOT, WILL BE.DONE THE FOLLOWING MORNING SAME HOURS DUE TO WORK DOME BY NEW YORK STATE fiV'. AND GAS CORPORATION. $1,164,151.81 was credited to clepositorja as inter- est for tihe first quariber _v£-:'^^y^a$m^aii savings' fcgMc\ ad|^^ to alteoljaitd\laflt3rlai(J sound bank- i ** /• o£sia3Bfii^'^^^^|^^^^^? Win& ^ UP • - ,• - • • .?*• Wm Rouw Point j N.T» W97$ Ph. Year y S4,G0 Pet Year oat of County - WOODY from' 8 m Golden&ull Lounge at Bowl Mart! J