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•*i*-WJ«». I* «.&.!,. 0 7 3 84 LAKE ST PULASK I UY J3J 42 aimer mimes (Copyright 1985 North Country Publications, Inc. Serving The Communities Of The Pulaski / Sandy Creek Areas! NEWSSTANDS 25 • Volume 1 Number 9 Monday, May 13,1985 Three Sections - 36 Pages To Clean Up On Saturday, May 18, the Ringgold Fire Company will en- deavor to clean the Salmon River of brush, roots and etc., caused by the flood. Thists in preparation for the Tube Races. Any volunteers who wish to assist may meet at the Fire Hall in Pulaski at 7:30 a.m. on that day. Gambling Device Confiscated Top Seniors Named Susanne Albrecht, Valedictorian Susanne Albrecht, with an average of 97.79, has been named valedictorian of the Class of 198S at Sandy Creek Central School. Salutatorian is Dawn Greenfield, with a 95.75 average. Both are members and officers of the Carpe Diem Chapter of the National Honor Society. Miss Albrecht, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Hans Albrecht, is a regents student majoring in science, mathematics and Latin, who has held a class office during each of her high school years, as well as serving on the student council throughout the four years. A drama, club member, Susanne has been active in the last three musical productions including the recent \Annie Get Your Gun,\ in which she took the female lead. She has also been active in band and chorus throughout high school, participating in All- County Chorus and Area All-State Chorus for four and three years, respectively, taking part in solo competitions as well. She par- ticipated in the VFW Voice of Democracy and American Legion Oratorical contests and was a member of the varsity girls soccer team for three years. Throughout high school Susanne has served as varsity wrestling scorekeeper and timekeeper and Dawn Greenfield, Salutatorian has been lector and hymn leader in her Catholic Youth Group. She plans to attend Temple University and to pursue a teaching career. Miss Greenfield, who is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Beryle Greenfield, has majored in Latin, science and mathematics as a regents student, and has served as Editor, Co-Editor' and Business Manager of the Yearbook during her junior and senior year. Dawn has been active in chorus and band throughout her high school career and was a member of the All-County Chorus for two years, All-StateChorus (11 and 12) and the All-County Jazz Band (12.) She is a member of the drama club, having served as accompanist for, \Bye-Bye Birdie,*' and \The Sound of Music,\ as well as being a member of the cast of \Annie Get Your Gun,\ earlier this spring. Dawn has been an active member of the Pine Meadows Wesleyan Youth Group, serving as an officer and for the past three years also acting as Church Librarian. She plans to attend Houghton College, to become a medical technologist. Both young ladies are residents of the Town of Orwell, and, one might say, \Thar's gold in them thar hills!\ when it comes to scholarship and community concern. On April 26, the State Police at Pulaski conducted an undercover ABC Investigation at the Pirate's Den bar located at Sandy Pond. The investigation was the result of several anonymous complaints regarding the alleged selling of alcoholic beverages to minors and gambling activity on the premises. The probe led to the arrest of the manager, Wayne D. Pereau, 38, of RD 2, Pulaski, and his bartender, Larry K. Griffin, 38, also of RD 2, Pulaski. Both subjects were issued appearance tickets, returnable before Town Justice Court in Sandy Creek. Pereau was charged with possession of a gambling device, second; while Griffin was charged with promoting gambling in the second degree. Pulaski BCI were assisted by Troopers at SP Oneida. In an unrelated incident, Pereau was also charged with unlawfully dealing with a child by Trooper S.F. CumoletU. It is aUeged that he 7 fttx^;|ie^eratli6i^^WS%d;a • Sandy Cr«k Court on M ay9 to answer the charge. The ABC probe was conducted by BCI members, Investigator D.F. Ingraham and* W.J. Elliott, InvestigatjprMR Ingraham [left] and W.J. Elliot [right] are pictured with the gambling device which w, \ •-•--* Sandy Pond recently. was confiscated at the Pirate's Den at Volunteers Needed On June 15, the circular slide will be added to the Lura Sharp Creative Playground in Pulaski. Volunteers again are needed for this installation, as they were for the playground construction itself one year ago. Anyone skilled with tools, and willing to help, please contact Joanne Jensen at 298-6428. Surplus Food To Be Distributed Distribution of government surplus foods to eligible residents of Oswego County will take place Thursday, May 16 at sites around Oswego County, according to Captain James Smith of the Oswego Salvation Army. The food products will be distributed by the Salvation Army, in cooperation with the Oswego County Office for the Aging, from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m., unless otherwise posted. The surplus food distribution sites in Oswego County are as follows: Albion (Altmar): Fire Hall; Amboy (West Amboy): Fire Hall; Boylston: Tryon Home, corner Route 13 and Center Road; Constantia: Town Hall; Granby: Methodiut Church; Hannibal: Catholic Church; Hastings (Central Square): American Legion; Mexico: Methodist Church, Church Street; Minetto: Town Hall; New Haven: Fire Hall; Parish: Methodist .Church; Pulaski: Methodist Church (senior nutrition site); Redfield: Methodist Church next to Town Barn; Richland and Orwell: Richland Fire Hall; Sandy Creek: Fire Hall; Schroeppel (Phoenix): New Town Hall, Route 57A; Scriba: Baptist Church; Volney and Palermo: Volney Fire Hall, Route 3; West Monroe: Fire Hall; Williamstown: Union Church. Fund-Raising Committee Plans Spaghetti Supper On May 17 from 4:30 to 7 p.m., the Sandy Creek \Dollars for Scholars\ fund-raising committee will hold a spaghetti supper at the Sandy Creek Methodist Church. 'The meal will, be served family style with children under five admitted free of charge. Individual and family tickets will be available. All profit from the dinner will go to the scholarship fund. Decision Delayed An unprinted legal notice resulted in an extended wait for a young man to move into his trailer. Charles Masuicca, Jr., was present at the Richland Town Board meeting, May 6, to request a temporary permit to move his trailer to a site on the Gerdon Road. A decision of the Zoning Board, which has the authority to issue the permit had to be post- poned due to the fact that the legal notice, advising the public of the meeting, was not printed in the town's official paper. Town Attorney, Norman Seiter, explained that, by law, the legal notice must be in the paper five days prior to the meeting, thus, the meeting had to be delayed. The board apologized for the hold-up, and approved a motion to petition the Zoning Board of Appeals for a special meeting to issue . temporary permits to Masuicca, and Ed Peterson, who was also affected by the mistake. Town Supervisor Arthur Hilliker cautioned Masuicca that he may have to move the trailer if he does get a temporary permit, and then the regular permit isn't approved. Two businessmen approached the board to advise them of their intention to purchase land on the south side of Route 13. They were informed that a zoning change would be needed, and were advised •, See DELAY, page IS
