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Maude's Memo Redfield Village Monday, September 16, 1985 Banner Times-Page-11 IT NEVER FAILS The Alumni Picnic for the Redfield Union **chool was held on • August 24, 198J. Due to rain, it was held in the Rebecca. Lodge Hall. Due to the War and the consolidating with Sandy Creek, this was the first get-together since 1942. The first graduating class was 1933 with the last being 1942. There were 55 graduates and 41 are still living. There were 14 graduates present and eight guests, making a total of 22 present. The following classes were represented: 1933, 1937, 1938,1940 and 1941. Letters were read from the following, who were unable to attend: Clarence and William Clemens, Robert Thurston, Francis Thompson Rhodes, Yvette Dahl Harmon, Leonard Forbes, Helen McCaw Widrick and one dearly loved teacher, Anna Adsit Sprague. It was believed \Kip\ Hayes and Duane Grant traveled the farthest. The Class of 1933,1939 had half of their classes attending. It was voted to continue these picnics. We will meet on August 16, in 1986 at the Lodge Hall. As everyone will know, we are hoping for a better attendance. It was also voted to make this a school picnic. Anyone attending the Redfield School from 1933 to 1942 from first to twelfth grade is invited to attend. So, everyone, keep this date open as we hope to spread the word. It will be hard to contact each person in- dividually. Each graduate will let his family know if others attended the school. A copy of yearbooks, newsclippings, class wills', etc. -will be-displayed to look at. - The Grant girls did a lovely job getting pictures copied and had a lovely display of each graduating class. Others brought pictures to share. Remember next August 16 and we are hoping for more. We extend our sympathy to the family of Philip Grant who passed away August 27. He was from the Class of 1940. Also promised the address so you could send card to: Rubben Harvey, Class of 1940, 111 Mill St., Rome, N.Y. 13440. Hope to see you next year. John and Linda Bush had a Going Away Party for their son, Bob, who is going into the Army at Fort Dix, N.J. on September 11, 1985. Bob and Pamela Skellington of Williamstown announced wedding plans for December 1985. Pam leaves soon for her training in the Navy. We wish Bob and Pam the best. Bruce Yerdon of Berdentown, N.J. underwent surgery on Sept. 6, 1985. He is home recovering and hopes to be back to work in four weeks. Ricky and Bethel Fox took their son, Bradley, to the Oswego Hospital, September 8. The Redfield Rescue had two calls on September 6. The first one was for John Irving with a possible heart attack and he was tran- sported to Oneida Hospital by NOCA. The second call was a motor vehicle accident just across the Oneida, Oswego County line in the town of Florence. There were two vehicles involved and four people transported to the Rome City Hospital by Camden Ambulance and NOCA. The descendants of Sterling and Marge Yerdon held a family reunion at Sally and Roy Mon- tieth's home on September 8. Louie and Martha Harvey had a work bee at their home over the weekends They are building a garage-. The SCCS Comet jackets are in at the high school. They were ordered in the Spring for Fall delivery. The Redfield Firemen will be having a work detail every Wednesday evening for the month of December. The Auxiliary will be holding a Bake Sale at the Redfield Fire Station on October 19,1985. Albion Cross Roads by Neva Robinson Deanne and Dave Manwaring, Harold and Neva Robinson, Vernie Robinson, Sue and Doug and Shelly Haynes, \Stub\ and Audra Mooney all attended the New York State Trappers Con- vention at Canandaigua, N.Y., a week ago. Our' Oswego County Association was well-represented. Next year, the State Convention will be held in' Canton. Deanne and Dave Manwaring and grandsdn, Michael Michalski, spent the weekend in Derrick. Cindy and Ted Michalski attended the wedding of Ted's twin brother, Saturday. Dawn Robinson spent the weekend with her folks, Harold and Neva Robinson. \Bus\ Darrh of Parish came over Saturday evening to see Leon Kellar and us Robinsons. Stub and Audra Mooney, Sue and Shelly Haynes spent Friday evening with us Robinsons. Dr. Jay Sullivan of St. Joseph Hospital spent Sunday with his mother, Alice Sullivan. , Millie and John Souva stopped in ,? Sunday aftternoon to chatj.wjth.. Harold and Neva Robinson. Betty Merriam called Sunday. Betty has sold her place and has moved to Oswego where she works at O.T.B. We will miss Betty as she was always popping in for tea on her days off. \Good luck to you, Betty.\ New Laws Announced Army Hometown News Staff Sgt. Kathy D. Shaw, daughter of Helen A. Shaw of 7396 Lake Street, Pulaski, and Thomas M. Shaw of 9962 Francher Road, Brewerton, has been decorated with the third award of the Army Achievement Medal at Fort Hood, Texas. The Achievement Medal is awarded to soldiers for meritorious service, acts of courage, or other accomplishments. Shaw is an electronic warfare specialist with the 312th Military ,mt5jJigeaciUi%ttaiioi^'^:*^ •;:*.» Motor Vehicles Commissioner Patricia B. Adduci has announced new laws, effective September 1, 1985, which affect New York State motorists and snowmobile owners. Proration of Registration Fees Under a. new system for calculating registration fees, people who register new cars will ' 'get what they pay for.\ \The new law, recently signed by Governor Mario M. Cuomo, provides for calculating fees for original registrations on a daily, rather than monthly, basis,\ Commissioner Adduci noted. \Thus motorists will receive exactly the number of registration days they pay for.\ Before the new law, a registration issued any time in August, for example, would expire on the last day of July in the following year, meaning that the motorist received less than a full year's registration for a 12-month fee. Beginning September 1, registrations accompanied by new plates will expire at the end of the month in which they are issued, and the motorist will pay a registration fee prorated for the exact number of days the vehicle will be registered. \This is a much fairer system,\ Commissioner Adduci stated. \No matter when during the month you register your new car, you now get exactly what you pay for.\ The new system will also affect registration fees paid when a person transfers license plates and registration to a new vehicle that weighs more than the old one. In this case, the registrant will pay a prorated fee based on the weight difference and the number of days left before the registration expires. The new system does not currently affect the fee you pay to renew your registration and all registration fees will still be rounded to the nearest 25 cents. Accident Reports A driver involved in an accident in which any one party suffers property damage amounting to to. .the. JDfipirtment. Motor Vehicles within ten days. For accidents occuring before September 1, 1985, the required reporting level remains $400 in property damage. \Drivers are reminded that their licenses can be suspended if they do not file required accident reports with the Department of Motor Vehicles.\ Commissioner Adduci cautioned. \Filing a report with your insurance company, employer or police does not meet your legal obligation.'' Snowmobile Fee Snowmobile owners who register their snowmobiles or renew registrations on or after September 1, 1985, will pay a $5 \trial maintenance fee\ in addition to the annual $5 registration fee. The trail maintenance fee will go to a snowmobile trail maintenance fund administered by the NYS Office of Parks, Recreation and Historic Preservation. Snowmobiles must be registered at Motor Vehicle offices. ol Seaman's District Mrs. Lloyd Davey Sunday, Mr. and Mrs. Norman Tifft and Mrs. Ward Yourdon and daughter, Jessica, of Binghamton called on Mrs. Raymond Ackley. Saturday, August 31, Mr. and Mrs. Richard Ackley of Rome and Mr. and Mrs. Vance Underwood of Rouse Point called on Mrs. Raymond Ackley. Mr. Richard Ackley of Rome spent Saturday, Sept. 7 with his mother, Mrs. Raymond Ackley. Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Davey were in Syracuse shopping Monday. Mr. Bradford Sayer and sons, Christopher and Scott, of Pittsford spent Saturday with Mr. and Mrs. Chelson Sayer. a Sympathyito'the family of'Fred Davidson from all of the district.\ Sandy Creek News By Marie K. Parsons First we have the dry season, then the wet season. Local weatherman L.H. Parsons reports that we had four inches of rain during the first nine days of Sep- tember—compared to 3.2 inches for the whole month of August. Now, finally, the nights are chilly and the sunny days carry an autumnal glow. The September 11 Oswego Edition of the Syracuse Post- Standard carried an article on the controversial 'Star Wars' research which has members of the Syracuse University at odds with each other, written by Heather Joslyn, senior journalism student at the Newhouse School, S.U. Heather is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. James Joslyn of Lacona and is a Hilton Scholar and 1982 graduate of SCCS. She spent the summer working as an.intern for a daily newspaper and is now serving as the S.U. campus correspondent for Newsweek. The P-S article was written as part of Heather's current school-related internship with the Syracuse newspapers. The Quilters' Guild will meet at 2 p.m., Wednesday, September 18 at the home of Margerita Snyder for a work session cutting out materials. The Sandy Creek Regional Planning Board will meet at 7:30 p.m., Tuesday, September 24, at the Town Hall. All meetings of the Planning Board are open to the public. Correction In the September 2 issue of the Banner Times, one of the two recipients of the Kiwanis Club of Greater Pulaski Scholarships was mistakenly identified as Michelle Kuss. The two graduates receiving the^htf afthtpw&e Melissa Kuss afitt9teph«n1es Sfcanto 1 A ~ mmsmatoPW s&m&wmmsmmim*
