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Boylston News By Billie Snyder Monday, August 5, 1985 Banner Times-Page-7 Moving In One-Half At A Time Mrs. Ethyl McDougal ac- companied Mr. and Mrs. Peter Froschauer and family of Rome and Mr. and Mrs. David McDougal and family of Liverpool to attend the hockey games at the Sports Flex in Nippean, Canada. While there, they stayed at the Embassy West Hotel at Ottawa. Mrs. McDougal's grandsons, Gerry McDougal and Derrick Froschauer participated in the games. Mrs. Dorothy Gibbs of Richland, Mr. and Mrs. John Stacy and daughter Ann and Mrs. Blanch Snyder were overnight guests Friday of, Mr. and Mrs. Mark Brockway at Mont Pelier, Ver- mont. They visited Mrs. Snyder's sister, Mrs. Nellie Bently at Randolph, Vermont, Friday night. Saturday, they all attended the Brockway family reunion at the Fish and* Game Club in Victory Mills, N.Y. They were overnight guests Saturday of Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Fish in Fort Miller, N.Y. and returned home Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Emery Tamblin accompanied their daughter, Mrs. Kenneth Riordan to visit their daughters, Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert Anthony in North Rose and Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Ffanchot at Williamson over the weekend. Brian Snyder visited Mr. and Mrs. Gary Barney and son, Allen, in Adams Center, Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Greg Potter and son visited relatives in Auburn over the weekend.. . • ; Mr. and Mrs. Charles Merrill and daughter Jenny of Indiana were guests of the Rev. and Mrs. David Rudd and family July 20 and 21. Mr. and Mrs. Merrill gave a concert at the Pierrepont Manor Union Church Sunday morning and gave a concert at the Vorea Church, Sunday night. v Mrs. Mina Whitmore and children, Gene and Sarah of Evans A belated Happy Anniversary to Mr. and Mrs. Glen McDougal who celebrated their 46th wedding anniversary Monday, July 29. Mr. and Mrs, Gary Ammerman of Glens Falls spent the weekend with her parents the Rev. and Mrs. Gilbert Clemons and son, David. Kelly and Gabrielle Ammerman who have been visiting their grandparents for a few weeks returned home Sunday with their parents. Mr. and Mrs. Emery Tamblin attended a first birthday party for their great-grandson, Cody, at the home of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Vaughn Murdock Satudday. Mr. and Mrs. Francis Sullivan visited their granddaughter, Mr. and Mrs. Jay Elhage in Palermo Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Dan Race and children, Rebecca, Adam and Danny of Campbell's Point and Mrs. Mary Snyder and daughter, Billie, were Saturday dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Walter Murray in EUisburg. Karen and Alison Shirley of Richland and Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Shirley spent a few days last week camping at Fair Haven State Park. Rex Potter and Miss Tina Acome of Red Creek visited his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Potter over the weekend. The Boylston Wesleyan Church will have Bible School at the church August 12 through 16 from 9:30 to 11:30 a.m. The school is open to» chfldrenj aged three years tthrbugh. the sixth grade,, The theme is ,J Walking in the Light\. The closing program will be August 18 when they will show a feature film called \The Healing\. The Rev. and Mrs. Gilbert Clemons and son, David, attended the Sandy Creek Wesleyan Church Sunday School picnic at Com- munity Park in Sandy Creek, Saturday. SANDY CREEK NEWS Dr. and Mrs. John Williamson and family of Ellijay, Georgia recently spent the week with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Chester Williamson. Michael O'Neill of Rochester joined them for an overnight visit. Mr. and Mrs. Eric Frey and daughters of the Chicago, 111. area, recently visited their uncle, S.E. Wheeler for a few days. Mr. Wheeler returned from a stay in the VA Hospital in Syracuse just before the family visit. We see by the 1985 Sandy Creek Fire Department Calendar that August 14 is Dick annd Jean Hazard's anniversary. We don't know how many, but when you are that happy, who counts! Ann Park is now at home, recovering from a broken hip, and at this writing, Nellie Thompson is waiting for word before entering a Rochester hospital for a week. For those in the area, who feel that they might have a problem with alcoholism - the third highest cause of death in our country - a local chapter of AA meets in the narthex of the United Methodist Church, Sandy Creek, at 7:30 p.m. every Wednesday evening. Don't forget the <ahnual BazaaF and Chicken Barbecue at St. By Marie K. Parsons Frances Church, Lacona. The sale booths will be open this Saturday, August 10, from 10 a.m. to 7 p.m. at the church on Salina Street, while the barbecue will be served from noon, on Sunday, August 11, at the Lacona Firemen's Field. Mike White will be providing entertainment there at 2 p.m., Sunday. The weekend's fund- raisers are jointly sponsored by St. Frances Church, Lacona, and St. Mary's Church, Altmar. Mrs. Jessie Learned accompanied Eleanor Roth to Friendship, N.Y., Friday for a weekend visit with a friend from their Geneseo college days, Bernice Hartigan. While there, they heard Loretta Lynn and her band at the Angelica County Fair. The SCCS Board of Education will meet at 7:30 p.m., Thursday, August 8, in the school office, while the Sandy Creek Town Board will be meeting at 8 p.m. the same evening, at the Town Hall, Harwood Drive. Sandy Creek Regional Planning Board members will be reviewing the recommended site plan review law to regulate lodging, eating and drinking Laura and Donald Edick are the proud owners of a brand-new house built by Oswego County BOCES Classes. The house was moved in, one-half at a time, to its new home on Jefferson Street, last week. Their former home on that property burned last winter and they have decided to sell their house on DelanoStreet. This is how the house looked by the end of the day. The Edicks' new home is passive solar and boasts many modern features. CSFA Meeting To Be Held At APW In March of this year, an organizational meeting of the Citizens' Scholarship Foundation of America was held at APW High School. Citizens from throughout the APW District were invited. Ms. Gina Amodio, Program Development Officer, explained to the assembled group the purpose of the organization and how a local chapter would benefit students at APW. It was decided that a chapter would be established, this may well prove to be one of the most important meetings ever held in this area. In this year's senior class, two students became recipients of $500 scholarships, through a Chapter Awards Incentive Program. They were Cassandra Sargent of Parish and Suzanne Bacon of Altmar. These students became eligible to receive these scholarships because a local chapter of CSFA, known as Dollars for Scholars was formed in our school district. Scholarships like these are an essential part of expanding the educational op- portunities of area students. This was a beginning but what will t happen 1 to those/students i in next* year's graduating class who want to continue their education and do not have adequate financial sources to do so? The hard facts are that many of them will be unable to develop their talents further because of the lack of funds both on national and local levels. What can we as citizens do to see that this young talent is not wasted? The Citizens' Scholarship Foundation has an excellent an- swer. Our local chapter of CSFA, Dollars for Scholars, can coor- dinate present scholarship \efforts and raise new scholarship money. Meeting \Active Chapter\ requirements will continue our students' eligibility for the CSFA Chapter Awards Incentive Scholarship Program, in which a minimum of two students will receive $500 scholarships in 1986. On August 7, at 7 p.m., the next meeting of APW Dollars for Scholars will be held in the high school library. Won't you consider participating in this community effort? Your involvement on a one-time or continued basis is essential to providing needed support to our students further educational goals. Please come and support this effort. Bake Sale To Be Held The Ann Judson Mission Circle of the Pulaski Baptist Church is having their Annual Bake Sale in the Fellowship Hall on August 10 from 9:30 a.m. until 2:30 p.m. The profits from this sale are used for our missionary work at home and overseas. We will have homemade pies, baked beans, breads, cookies, cupcakes, candy, etc. Coffee and donuts wiU b^ ayajtoble ^urhig^e sale,,,,,,,.
