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Page-2-Banner Times Monday, May 6, 1985 Members Recognized Members of the ROSA [Richland, Orwell, Sandy Creek and Albion] Garden Club were recognized recently by the Oswego County Legislature for their work at the Alvin Krakau Community Mental Health Center in Oswego. The group plants flowers around the Mental Health Center each summer and provides Christmas gifts for the patients. Club members were presented a commemorative plaque and certificates of appreciation by Legislator Bruce, Soule. of Richland, Chairman of the Legislature's Health Committee. Pictured standing, from left, are Legislator Soule and ROSA members Glenna Milligan, Charlotte Turner, club president, Mary Krakau, vice president of the Community Services Board, and Charles Milligan. Fun Days Scheduled Plans are now well underway for the ninth \Spring Craft and Fun Days\ to be held on the Oswego County Fair grounds at Sandy Creek, May 25-26 -27. (Memorial Day Weekend). Admission and parking are free. There will be a horse show, mini- tractor pull, a gun show, three wheeler competition, and a dance. Also, there will be an old engine show, Pomona Grange chicken barbeque and a drawing for a canoe. Several buildings will be filled with displays, arts and crafts and flea market vendors. If you want a good\ place to sell your wares, plan to attend the craft days. We are now reserving space, so get your blank today to insure a good spot. Contact Ha Henderson, Rt. 1 Box 106 Sandy Creek 13145, or phone 387-3578* The Sandy Creek Orange sponsors this event each year, with the help of other groups in the area, to benefit the \Tfair Association. Watch this paper for the program and details. Stone-Davis Post No. 384, American Legion, Mexico, held a meeting on April 25. Plans were formulated for Memorial Day and committees appointed to make arrangements for the program and parade. County Commander Joseph P. Gricewich attended the meeting and presented the post with a Achievement Citation in recognition of a membership gain over the preceding year. Boating Course Offered The Oswego County Sheriffs Department Navigation Patrol will conduct a Boating Safety Course on May 18 and 19 from 1 p.m. to S p.m., at the Coast Guard Station in Oswego. The course, as designed by the New York State Parks and Recreation Commission, is in- tended for youths between the ages of 10 and 15. Successful com- pletion of the course entitles the student to a Boating Safety Certificate, which would allow them to operate a boat alone on the waters of New York State. The two-part course covers a wide variety of subjects in the area of safe boating, including equipment, safety on the water, emergency measures. and, duties as a boat operator. Attendance at both sessions is mandatory to complete the course. Sergeant Robert Scharoun of the Sheriffs Navigation Patrol, who will instruct the course, has had extensive training in this area, the most recent a five-week seminar held in Virginia on Maritime Law. Enforcement. Scharoun said of the Boating Safety Course, \Although it is primarily intended for the younger set, I feel any adult who operates a boat would benefit greatly from this training course. It is truly an in-depth session, and adults are more than welcome to attend.\ There is no charge for the course. Anyone having questions con- cerning the course can contact the Sheriff's Department at 343-5490. Mormans Hold Groundbreaking Ceremony SM*fr Architect Frances E. Hares, watches the ceremony When the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints held a ground breaking ceremony in 1983, it was only the first phase in a series of four. Now; only about two years later, they are at it again. Con- struction of phase two, a chapel, began April 29. The ground breaking ceremony for the latest construction was held April 26, at the church on Nelson Avenue. Frances E. Hares, the architect who designed both the first building and the newest addition, was present, as were many members of the church. Pulaski Branch President Robert; Breckenridge presented a brief history on the church before the first shovel of dirt was turned. The first branch in this area was organized in 1831. In fact, the fourth of the 12 presidents, Wilford Woodruff, lived'in the area\ for a short while, and was probably baptized in the Salmon River. When the church organized Day Care Legion Presented Award >emngs by Madeline Hubbard Although we have seven bir- thdays this month we will not be celebrating any this week. Last week, the children enjoyed pretzels; both the making and especially the eating of them. The picnic was a tremendous success and left us with the opinion that we should have another one before summer vacation. This week, we will be going \musical\;, various instruments' names may be learned. The children will make a Kazoo and hum their way in marches. Fast vs. slow and loud vs. soft are im- portant in music as well as iden- tifying different patterns via various dapping activities. Do you suppose your child would enjoy this social, educational and fun atmosphere with children of their own peer group? If you so desire to visit us, please feel welcome to do so. We are located in the educational wing of the Park Methodist Church using the North Street entrance. We are accepting children from seven weeks through 14 years old. Enrollments are being made for the, summer programs as well as the September,, \back to school month\. Breakfast, noon meal and p.m. snack are prepared and served on the site with no extra charge and no discriminationtoanychild. * * J „ ^rss* Pulaski Branch President Robert Breckenridge, demonstrates how easily the first shovel full of dirt is turned., here in 19?0,. there -were 106 members,\ and tfiey used the Odd ^ellows^Hall. Their present church was dedicated by Stake President Philip Nelson on Oct. 21, 1984, and them first, meeting there was Feb. 5, ? 1984. : r ' . . . The chapel should be completed well before Christmas; according to Hares. Republicans Plan Barbecue It is Chicken Barbeque time again, and the Oswego County Republican Committee is opening the season with their third Annual Barbeque, to be held, come rain or shine, at Regan's Silver Lake, County Route No. 7, Oswego Town on June 9 from 1 p.m. to 6 p.m. Tickets are priced at $5 for adults and $2.50 for children, and may be purchased at the gate, or by calling headquarters at 342- 0840. This annual fund raising event is an affair which the whole family can enjoy, and is expected to attract well over 2000 people. Many elected Federal, State and County officials will be in at- tendance and the local Candidates for Oswego County District Attorney, John Elliott, and Oswego County Treasurer, William Brouse, will also be on hand to talk to everyone. In addition to the Chicken Barbeque, an array of tasty food specialists will be available. Entertainment will be provided all afternoon, with many door prizes to be awarded. There will also be boat races on the lake. Free Available Oswego County has received monies for home weatherization from the New York State Department of State under the U.S. Department of Energy Program, National Energy Conservation Policy Act, and the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services, -with the Low Income Home Energy Assistance Act of 1981. Any family or individual whose income is at or below the levels shown below is eligible for the Oswego County Weatherization Program. •'\ v A ion Size of Family Unit 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 Poverty Guideline $8,964 11,722 14,480 17,238 19,996 22,754 23,271 25,740 Each additional member add $2,610. For further information and an application, call or write Oswego County Project Heat, Main Street, Mexico; 1 N.Y.' 13114*96^7289: ' : ! ! v «j-\W\' **N^i\^: T-\.' •^jftt.-'^w;' ' '\\»\ < ^\'^«^|^^ :*wn iw.T*--1 ,'. I
