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Page-14-Banner Times Monday, August 5, 1985 LEGAL NOTICE PLEASE TAKE NOTICE that the Town Board, Town of Orwell, on behalf of the Orwell Water District Extension No. 1 will hold a public hearing or August 8, 1985 at 7:00 P.M. at tne Orwell Town Hall, Orwell, New York for the purpose of describing and soliciting public comment on a proposal to acquire property for the benefit of the Orwell Water District Extension. The proposed location of the project consists of approximately 8.42 acres of vacant land North of County Route 2, owned by Warner and Bernice Piatt. It will be necessary to acquire land in the area of the project and residents and property owners in the vicinity of the project are invited to attend and present an oral or written statement, or documents relating to the need for the acquisition and the impact of the project on residents of the area and on the environment. DATED: July 25,1985 Orwell Water District Extension No. 1 Orwell Town Board 7-29 2tc CARD OF THANKS The famUy of Lettie C. Halfey wish to thank everyone for their kind expressions of sympathy at the time of our recent bereavement. Workshop Offered Cooperative Extension is pleased to offer a two-day workshop, \Sewing Clothes for the Kids\. The workshop will be held on August 15, 9 to 11 a.m. and August 16, 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. at the Mexico Methodist Church, Church Street, Mexico. The instructor will be Carole Harth. The fee is $5 per person. Babysitting will be provided by \Mother's Helpers\ trained through a 4-H Child Care Clinic. At the workshop, Carole will demonstrate suitable fabrics and seam finishes to make kids clothes both sturdy and comfortable. To prolong a garment's life she wi'4 add \growth features\ to ki(|s pants and dresses. | Each participant will construct a tee-shirt, pants or simple dress of their choice using the techniques shown. Pre-registration is required by August 9. For more information, or to register, please contact Pat Peterson at the Cooperative Extension office, Main Street, Mexico, NY 13114, phone 963- 7286. Trips Available Rumor has it that day bus trips are leaving the Pulaski area for parts known and unknown! Yes, that's right—no rumor and you can be a part of the fun and adventure! All ages are welcome from children to Senior Citizens. Where are they going? Trips are available to Hill Cumorah pageant, musical shows in Syracuse, Hunter Country Polka Festival, Reading, Pennsylvania and yes, even New York City for the weekend! Where should one call for details? Just call Barb at 846-5142 and she will be glad to give you the complete schedule of trips that are leaving from your area. Don't wait, call now! The bus is here and ready for you. Bazaar And Barbecue St. Frances and St. Mary's Catholic Churches will host their annual Bazaar on August 10, from 10 a.m. to 7 p.m. at St. Frances Church grounds on Salina Street in Lacona'. A huge tent will provide shelter from sun and rain. Delicious baked goods, a cake wheel, handmade articles, white elephant sale and games for children of all ages will be available as well as raffles for many fine prizes, including money. Fluterthe Clown, played by Laurine Vogt, will be on hand to add to the festivities. This year, a chicken barbecue has been added to the event and will be held on August 11, starting at noon, at the Lacona Firemen's Field. A delicious dinner will be served and live music will be provided by Mike White for your listening and dancing pleasure. Father William Guckert, pastor of both Churches, has been working hard 'to help the parishioners get ready for the big event, which promises to be bigger and better than ever. Sandy Creek-Orwell Area Senior Citizens To Meet Accepting Applications The Sandy Creek - Orwell Area Senior Citizens Organization will meet at 1 p.m., Friday, August 9 at the Sandy Creek Town Hall. Daniel educator Green, a with the community County of Oswego Council on Alcoholism Inc., will be the speaker. The general public is invited to attend. Albion Cross Roads by Neva Robinson I want to apologize to Mr. and Mrs. Warren Manwaring for not having their names in the paper on the birth of their great grandson, so I hope this will do the trick. Mr. and Mrs. Ted Michalski are the proud parents of \Son\, born July 13 at St. Joseph Hospital in Syracuse. Michael David was born at 12:02 and weighed in at 7 lbs. 3 oz. The grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. David Manwaring and Mr. and Mrs. Mike Michalski. Great- grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Warren Manwaring, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Robinson of Pulaski and Ms. Charolete Michalski of Massachusetts. A week ago Tuesday, Harold and y went to Derrick with Deanne and Dave Manwaring. We saw lots of deer and little fawns. My camera was back in camp, so didn't get any pictures. \Bus\ Darrh and his grand- daughter, Julie, were over for a visit Wednesday evening to see how everyone was. Merele Cobb had supper with us Robinsons Wednesday night and then went over to and watched a movie with Deanne and Dave Manwaring. Mr. Bill Stevens and Barb Pickens of Syracuse stopped in for a visit with us Sunday afternoon. John and Millie Souva also stopped on their way back from their camp at Derrick. Annual Bazaar And Barbecue Set A Bazaar will be held on August 10, from 10 a.m. to 7 p.m., at St. Frances Church, Salina Street, Lacona, under the big tent. Food Games, Raffles, FUN! There will also be a chicken barbecue, August 11, from noon 'til ?? at Lacona Firemen's Field. Music by Mike White. These events are sponsored by St. Frances and £t. Mary's Catholic Churches, Lacona and'Altmlar. ' .../.. This will be the only meeting of the Senior Citizens group in August, due to the conflict of Sandy Creek Fair. the Homes Needed The Oswego County Office for the Aging is now accepting ap- plications for the State Green Thumb Employment Program. There will be three openings in Oswego County in the near future. The part-time jobs include a year- round clerical position at Selkirk State Park, Pulaski; a seasonal light maintenance positiori at the State Barge Canal on the Oswego River, Oswego. Homes are urgently needed for Labrador Retriever puppies that will grow up to guide the blind. You provide* one year of love, training and attention, and your puppy provides years of love, guidance and companionship for a blind person. For information about the puppy raising program in your area, please call the Cooperative Extension Office, 4-H Division, 963-7286 or contact the Guiding Eyes For The Blind Puppy Farm in Patterson, NY. at 914-878-3330. Each position is for eight hours per day, three days per week. To be eligible for the State Green Thumb Employment Program, applicants must be over age 60 and have a total annual income under $8,874, for a single person; or under $15,135 for a couple. For more information, contact the Office for the Aging, phone 349-3231, at the Oswego County Office Complex, 70 Bunner Street, Oswego, 13126. District American Legion Meeting In Oswego The Organizational Meeting of the American Legion, Fifth District, will be held Sunday, August 11, 1985 at 2 p.m. in the Post Rooms in Oswego. -,; i » ' Commander Delos O'Rowlee of Minetto will preside. Meeting places will be chosen for the 1985-86 Legion year. Also committee chairmen will be selected. It is expected that George 0oy/ of Syracuse, newly elected StateiCommander, will attend this meeting. FROM YESTERDAY'S Parsons Mrs. Moreau J. Salisbury on Tuesday, entertained a family party at her cottage on Blind Creek Cove, in honor of Mr. Salisbury's birthday. The guests were: Mr. and Mrs. F.A. Wood, Woodville, Mr. and Mrs. H.R. Huested and family, Watertown; Mrs. Anne Allen, Miss Edna Allen, Skaneateles; Mrs. Alice Beckwith, Mrs. Jeanett Gilbert, Bay City, Michigan; Dr. and Mrs. J.J. Baldwin, Sandy Creek. - Sandy Pond item, from the August 4,1910 issue of the Sandy Creek News. The message on the back of this photo postcard, sent to Mrs. John Baldwin some time later by Mrs. H.R. [Juliet Salisbury] Huested, reads; \A pleasant day at 'Seldom-Inn', Blind Creek Cove, Aug. 2,1910...\ M.J. Salisbury is the gentleman seated next tq the center porch post. Dr. Baldwin is on the~left, at- tempting to make the dog face about foe the camera; the young man leaning against the corner porch post is F.A. Wood; H.R. Huested, a professional photographer took the photo. We don't know who was busy painting the Baldwin cottage - the Salisburys' was nearby - but he kept right on working!
