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GREENWICH JOURNAL ^ Page 12 SALEMPRESS Thursday, May 2®, 1976 ■f i«S AREA 4-H LEADERS A meeting of Greenwich 4-H leaders was M d . recently at the home of area leader Connie Sloan. This was a|T organiza- tional meeting and those •g in attendance felt that the •-j concept of having a person ™ in the town available with » answers and resource S materials would be a great -j help. ■ There was a discussion s o r pooling ideas and q making a list of resource people in the immediate ^ ‘ area who would make 2 themselves available for 4-H projects. Z. Each leader discussed i’ problems that he is having with his own 4-H club. Suggestions as to how the problems might be solved were given. There is a club that is in need of more members. la Sep tember there will be a drive to increase both «u leadership and members 't in 4-H to Greenwich. 5 It was felt that the most s» immediate problem was ?■ preparing leaders and 7* 4-Hers'for participation at -• the Washington county fair. 1 ;} Mrs. Sloan has been able to schedule a meeting *• for June 22 at 9 a.m. at her home in which one of the Washington county 4-H agents will be in attendance to answer any questions about the fair. Leaders are asked to keep this date in mind. LOOSE HORSESHOES The Loose Horseshoes 4-H cluh will hold its first annual all junior horse show on Saturday, May 22, at Washington county fairgro.ixnds on route 29 between Schuylerville and Greenwich. The judge will be Leo LeFave of John- son ville. The show will begin at 9 a.m. sharp and will include fitting and show manship, English and western, horse and pony, model and riding classes and champion and reserve champion in four cate gories. LEGAL NOTICE NOTICE TO CONTRACT- TORS: STATE DEPART MENT OF TRANSPORTA TION. ALBANY. NEW YORK — Sealed proposals, for the Start college In the Army. You can earn college cred its in the Army. wjth the Army if. paying up to 75% of the tui tion. And when you t enlist* ment's over, you'll be eligible for 36 months college finan cial assistance. Join the peo ple who've Joined the Army. Call Army Opportunities 792-5181 Today Is Someone’s Birthday or Wedding Anniversary SEND A CARD People to B e Remembered, Next Week Inciade the Following: Birthdays S U N D A Y . M A Y 23 - B * r b « » Balffocfc, Helen Ketchnnr, Jean Frid a y , Violet Snell, Ju lia M a c M illa n , K a r e n Lundberg, William L . Sharp ■' J r . , Sharon A n n Chandler, Albert J . Clark M O N D A Y , M A Y , 24 = Uavld L . Mattison T U E S D A Y , M A Y 25 — Alan M a e N e ll, C a rol P o w e ll, R o b e r t Sherid a n , H e l e n . H o a g , Thelma Green, W il liam Gordon Sr. W E D N E S D A Y , M A Y 26 - ' ~ Terry Snell,“ Irene W ilbur, Carla W right T H U R S D A Y , M A Y 27 - Bill Bute, Elizabeth Thygesen, Lila Clongh, Shirley Coon, George Hughes, Raymond Lathrop F R I D A Y , M A Y 28 — Eliza beth Hughes, Joe Bnngard, Carolyn Andrew S A T U R D A Y , M A Y 29 - Jo-A n n Roe, Em ily Cary, Nick Porter Anniversaries S U N D A Y , M A Y 23 - M r .i m d M r s . Donald L . Sullivan, M r . and M rs. Elm e r Maki M O N D A Y , M A Y 24 — M r . and M rs. W a lter W e st T U E S D A Y , M A Y 25 - M r . __ arid M r s . W illiam, B y e S A T U R D A Y , M A Y 29 - M r . and M r s ; Ernest Smith J r . , M r . and M r s . H a r o ld Hubbard, M r . and M rs. Lionel Clongh Journal Stationers The Hughes Newsroom Winchell’s Pharmacy D o n o h u e ’ s P t i a r m a c y Send ln the B I R T H D A Y and A N N lV E R J S A R ir D ates o f Y o u r Fam ily a n d F riends— W e W a n t to L is t T h e m . Please M a il a C u d to D e p t r B A , P . O . B o x 185 > Greenwich, f t - Y . 12834 HORSEMASTERS On Saturday, May 15, twelve members of the Horsemasters 4-H\ club participated in the Walk- a-thon. The following members completed the 25 miles: Amy Pollard, Margaret' Simoneau, Susan-Imhof, Nancy Im hof, and Karen Foss. Others participating who walked 10-20 miles were: Karen Perry, Wendy Boyce, Linda Pfeiffer, - Carol Pfeiffer, Heather Staines, Sue Thivierge, Biyah Booth and JoAnne Bootp. A special 'honor was having Bryan’s grandparents, Mr._ and Mrs. Robert Booth walk with the club and com plete ten males. On Sunday Kathy Rob erts attended the Dusty Trails gymkhana winning a fourth inr|the stake race. Other members attended a show at Harkness Farms and received the follow ing: Junior Western Horsemanship, Karen Perry first; Wendy Boyce third; walk-trot, Tammy McDonald first, Carol Pfeiffer second; Western pleasure horse, Karen Perry fourth; trail class, Carl Pfeiffer sixth; lead line, Bryan Booth third, Kevin Booth fourth, D.J. McDonald fifth; musical chairs, Tammy McDon ald, second, Karen Berry, third; water race, \Karen Perry, 'fifth, Wendy Boyce, sixth, Linda Pfeiffer also at tended. HEBRON HUSSLERS The Hebron Husslers -.4-H dub \met atthe home of Franldin Shaw on May 8 . Barbara Shaw presided over the meeting. Five members were present. The inembers discussed a fund raising project, which they will decide on at the next meeting when all members are present. They also agreed on buying soil testing kits for their garden project. The members, inade peanut-butter cookies for a Mothers’ day present to their mothers. They also took the fined test on the parts of a cow. They learned about root worm in plants. They also talked about weed control.. Af terwards they went out doors to play baseball. The next meeting will be June 5-rat David Wilson’s Where Betsy Wilson is planning tp give the members a cookout, weather permitting, COSSAYUNA WILDCATS How to grow a garden was the title of a movie shown to the Cossayuna Wildcats 4-H club at their meeting on May 6 by Robert Dean, Washington county agricultural agent. A question and answer period followed the movie: The club members will meet at 7:30 p.m. Friday, May 21 at the Cossayuna monument. INMEMORIAM In loving memory of our mother and grandmother, Ruth L. Coffin who passed away one year ago, May 18. ' Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Coffin and Family Mr. and Mrs. Prank Coffin and Family Mr. and Mrs. Morris Dixson and Family Mrs. Elsie Henderson and Family Mr. and Mrs. Albert Perry and Family CARDOFTHANKS „The family Jof the late Harold J. Adams wishes to express their gratitude to all friends, neighbors and ‘relatives for their many acts d kindness at the time of his death. Special thaipks i%rLeRoy Ayers and: the -Salem Rescue squad, doctors and nurses at the Mary McClellan hospital, Fath er Harris for his com forting words and Flynn Brothers Funeral home for their understanding and kindness. Mrs.-Mary Adams Mr', and Mrs. William H a rrington and Family Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Derby Sr. and Family Mr. and Mrs. Harold Adams and Family Mr. and Mrs. David Adams and Family Mr. and Mrs. Carl Adams and Family Mr. and Mrs. Howard Cleveland and Family f CARDOFTHANKS \I wish,Jo thank Dr. Friedsoh, fchqnurses and staff of-Saratbga hospital for their care while a patient there; Also the ; ones who sent cards and helped in other ways. Russell McKemon CARDOFTHANKS The family of the late Lorna Loy want to thanlc everyone ,for the cards, gifts, flowers .and food during he® long illness and death. We want to thank ,the Woman’s so ciety, the board _of Dea conesses, the Fellowship group, Rev. Labosier, Rev. Powell and John Garrett. It was greatly' appreciated. - CARDOFTHANKS We wish to express our sincere* thanks fej the flowers andexprei#ns pf sympathy and otl#r kind nesses extended |'|t ! the time of our bereavement The Frank TabteFatti y The Eldredge jFfaril)!; I'n some places scarce it is considered as children regard sugar, own culture. The Mesick Agency General Insurance 124 Main Street 692-2831 Greenwich, NjY. “ Apple pie Without cheese is like a kiss without a squeeze.” North Country Plumbing and Heating Residential and Commercial New York and Vermont Licensed Master Plumber JOHN LONG 642-1; 28 % projects'^escribed'belowrwtit' be received until ten-thirty A.M. on JUNE 10, 1976 by the Director of Contracts Bureau, Department of Transportation, Administration & Engineering Building. Room 108, 1220 Washington Avenue, State Campus. Albany, N.Y.. and shortly thereafter will be publicly opened and ••read. Proposal for each project must be submitted to the Contracts Bureau in an appropriate bid envelope with the name and number of the project plainly endorsed on the outside of the envelope. Each proposal must be accompanied by a certified check or bank cashier’s checV, payable to thfe order of the “State of New York. Depart ment of Transportation\ for the sum specified in the advertisement and the pro posal. The retention and disposal of the bid deposit, the execution of the contract and bonds shall conform to the provisions of the Highway Law and the Specifications. Any projects in this letting that are on the Federal Aid Highway System are subject to the provisions of Title 23. U.S. Code, as amended, and are also subject to the applicable New York State statutes. In compliance with the provisions of Section 113. Title 23. U.S. Code, the minimum wages to be paid laborers and me chanics are included in wage schedules that are set out In the bid proposal. Maps, plans, specifications and proposal forms may be seen and obtained at the office of the Director of Contracts Bureau: The State Office of General Services. Room 4460 — 44th Floor. 2 World Trade Center. New York City; and at the office of the Regional Directors rioted beiowr Minority busi ness enterprises will be afforded full opportunity to submit bids and the Depart ment of Transportation hereby notifies all bidders that it will affirmatively insure that any contract entered into pursuant to this advertisement will be awarded to the lowest re sponsible bidder without dis* crimination on the basis of race, color or national origin. Minority and othef busi ness enterprises take note that a list of all plan buyers for each contract in this letting is available for review at the office of the Director of the • Contracts Bureau, Rm. 108, Building 5. State Campus, 1220 Washington Avenue, Albany, New York 12232. A list of plan buyers for plans sold in the Region is'available at the respective Regional Office. ' • The right is reserved to reject any or all bids. REGION 1, C.E. Carlson, Reg. Dir., 84 Holland Ave., Albany, New York 12208 D95169, Washington County, F.A. Project' RS-221(3), 0.47 mile, Asphalt Concrete an4—| Drainage, County Road 113, Kidney Creek, PIN 1139.00, Bid Deposit $15,600.00, Plans.- $9.00. RAYMOND T, SCHULER, ' COMMISSIONER DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION 5-20, 27 ’ J \ DISCOUNT DEPARTMENT STORE ITEMS ON SALE THROUGH SUNDAY, MAY 16th si. VIGORO LAWN FERTILIZER GREENS LAWN YOLJR F A S T ! K E E P S IT G R E E N ! F E R T IL IZ E R GREENS YOUR LAWN FAST! KEEPS IT GREEN!' 7 rmofi m AUL-ORGANAC COCOA SHELL MULCH ;rir.;db \ m m ifi.i Miflu, \Ci acu.i 5 . Q Q 0 S q ._ J E t . G Q v e r a g e . GOLDEN VIGORO LAWN FERTILIZER uN m n M tiuar m n w m o o o K n a . WEEDS A S IT FEEDS, 2 Cu. Ft. AH Organic COCOA SHELL MULCH 5,000 Sq. Ft. Coverage VIGOROR WEED-IV-FEED 25 LB. BAG REGULARLY 5.99 50 LB. BAG. 'REG* 11.99 Greens grass fast and lasts for weeks. Even feeding prevents thatch build-up. Safe, non-burning formula.. REGULARLY 2.99 Rich brown color, pleasant chocolate aroma. Also loosens- and -improves soil organically. REGULARLY 7.49 Fertilizer feeds ar>d greens up lawn...Wid killer kills dandelions, chickweed, clo\r, 3 plantain and over 100 other weeds. 25 lt>. bfg. COW MANURE Reg. 2 4 9 00 50 Ib. B A G PEAT Reg. I 4 9 LEE LIME Reg. I 2 9 PINE BARK NUGGETS 4 0 Ib. B A G 50 lb. Bag 3 Cu. Ft. TUESDAY, 10 to 9. FRIDAY, 10 to 10. R.D. 1 , BIG N 1 2 to 6 . GREENWICH, - A 7.1
