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Page-12-Banner Times Monday, May 19, 1986 Senior Citizen Games Scheduled Girl Scouts Go Aboard Senior Citizens will have the opportunity to compete for fun and medals in an expanded three- day Olympic styled program which celebrates the ability, spirt, and vitality of older New Yorkers, according to Mary R. King, Aging Services Administrator of the Oswego County Office for the Aging. The 1986 fourth annual New York State Senior Games for residents 55 years of age and older are scheduled to take place at the State University College at Cor- tland on June 20-22. More than 1,200 seniors are expected to participate in more than 22 fun and fitness events. \The Senior Games has become a major statewide event. The par- ticipants refelct the growing in- terest in health and fitness,\ said Orin Lehaman, Commissioner, New York State Office of Parks, Area Deaths Maude Gadway Maude A. Gadway, 85, of East River Road, Pulaski died Tuesday, May 13, 1986 at Oswego Hospital after a long illness. Born in Merrill, Mrs. Gadway resided in Pulaski most of her life. Surviving are two sisters, Eleanor Bozedlowski and Irene Bracey, both of Lyon Mountain; two brothers, Ralph of Rochester and John Peets of Merrill; three grandchildren and six great- grandchildren. Graveside services were at 11 a.m. Thursday in South Richland Cemetery, Fernwood. There were no calling hours. Taylor-Vida Funeral Home had charge of arrangements. Let us guide you with understanding Summerville Funeral Home CHARLES SUMMERVILLE, JR. Sandy Creek, N.Y. 387-5533 FOSTER-HAX Funeral Home 7385 Park St. Pulaski Modern Facilities Karl W Hax 298-2136 Recreation and Historic Preser- vation, the sponsoring agency. This year a limited number of scholarships are being offered to cover the program registration fee. They are available to eligible applicants on a first-come, first- served basis and may be obtained from the County Office for the Aging. Scheduled activities include track and field events, swimming, cycling, sofball, hit and throw, horseshoes, table tennis, bocci, babminton, billiards, golf, bowling, cards, tennis, basketball and more. Special events planned include an Olympic torch ceremony, evening entertainment, clinics in dance, nutrition, and aerobics, and a fitness evaluation program. \Seniors coming to the games are setting an example for all New Yorkers of the importance fitness plays in maintaining the quahtx of life,\ said Dr. Eugene Callender, Director of the New York State Office for the Aging, one of the sponsors of the Senior Games. Applications forthis year's games are available from the Oswego County Office for the Aging, phone, 349-3484, or by calling the Senior Citizens hotline, toll-free, 1- 800-342-9871. St. James To Offer Barbecue There will be a Chicken Barbecue, prepared by Rex Rossman and helpers from the Church on Saturday, May 24, from 10:30 a.m. to 1:30p.m. The barbecue will be at South Pari, on the corner of Lake and Jefferson Streets. Chairpersons of the barbecue will be Chuck and Cheryl Hurtibus along with Norm and Genevieve Spear, Pres. Whitney, Joanna Young, and Father Clay. They will be serving and delivering hot chicken halves. Anyone desiring to reserve some chickens is asked to call the St. James Church Office (298-2106) on Wednesday or Friday from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. Deliveries also may be requested at the above number. Proceeds go to the support of the Church for the Summer months. WORD of GOD But if ye will not do so, behold, ye have sinned against the Lord: and be sure your sin will find you out. Numbers 32:23 Completely Remodeled For Your Convenience Taylor-Vida Funeral Home 7643 Jefferson St. Pulaski, NY 298-5179 I Members of Sandy Creek Troop §83 that travelled to Niagara Falls were, bottom: Nikki Montgomery, Amy Jo Farmer, Barbara Hulbert. Back row: Betsy Wadsworth, Angel Trumble, Susan Stevens, Ann Marie Burda. Not pictured are: Leaders Bev Montgomery and Connie Young. Sandy Creek Junior Troop #83 recently took an adventurous trip to Buffalo and Niagara Falls. They spent the night on a 1945 decomksioned Navy cruiser at the Naval and Servicemen's Park in Buffalo. They were free to explore the vessel and park after a tasty dinner on board in the crew's mess deck. A Naval officer explained terms like \water tight integrity 5 *, \forecastle\, and \scullery\, as well as answered the girls' questions. The following day, the troop visited both sides of Niagara Falls including a ride up and down an incline and at least a three-mile hike from one side of the falls to the other and back. The falls were as beautiful as ever. Huge ice floes had collected at the base, em- phazising the power of the mighty Niagara River. Though tired by the trip's end, all the girls agreed they had learned a lot and they'd had a lot of fun as well. St. James Teachers To Meet The Teachers of the Church School of St. James Episcopal Church in Pulaski will meet this Thursday evening, May 22, at 7 p.m. in the Parish Hall. The purpose of the meeting will be to order new materials for the coming year, decide on appropiate gifts for the children for the June 1 promotion Sunday, and plan the Church School picnic at Selkirk Shores State Park on Sunday, June 8. All Teachers, Helpers, and Leaders are asked to be in at- tendance. Those currently teaching are: Nursery: Chris Neff, Karen Price, Cathy Windenburg, Jen- nifer Haas, Tiffany Crocker, and Lori Crocker; Primary Grades: Debbie Pollic; Intermediate Grades: Jackie Clay; Junior High: Florence Hiscock and Charles Lewis. Will Dedicate Carillon On Sunday, May 25, the formal dedication of the new carillon at the Pulaski Baptist Church will be held during the morning worship service which will begin at 11:15 a.m. This service will be followed by a Coffee Hour at 12:15 p.m. Besides congregational singing of several inspirational hymns, there will be special music by the choir and dedicatory remarks by Dr. Vernon Snow of the Snow Foundation. All from the community who have been enjoying the return of the chimes are invited to attend. Pulaski Congregational Church News The Rev. J. Paul Hudson Interim Pastor Church Phone 298-6486 Parsonage 298-6797 May 20 1:30 p.m. The Pilgrim Guild will meet for a covered dish supper. All women of the church are welcome to attend. Everyone is requested to bring \white elephant\ articles for a penny auction. Hostesses are Pauline Manwaring and Mary Gregory. May 25 A Pulaski delegation is being formed to go to New York City to join millions of other Americans in Hands Across America. No Sunday School, 11 a.m. Worship. Pastor's Sermon entitled \Light and Secrecy\. Saturday, June 7 The Annual Salad Bowl Lun- cheon is scheduled forl2:30 p.m. in the Fellowship Hall. This is sponsored by the Pilgrim Guild of our Church. Contact your friends and get your reservations in to Jeanette Metchik, 298-2182 or Pauline Manwaring, 298-5469. This is a delicious luncheon of seafood, chicken, gelatin, vegetable, potato, ina<^roni and manv other salads, - -\sd buffet style for $3.75 per person. Members and tnends oi uie church will be solicited for salads or cash donations. Put this date in your book. Announce Wedding Plans Mrs. Margaret Wolfe, of Oswego and Mr. and Mrs. Ernie Claflin of Sandy Creek, would like to an- nounce the wedding plans of their children, Cynthia Marie Wolfe and Rodney Lee Claflin, both of Fulton. Miss Wolfe is a 1978 graduate of Indiana. Mr. Claflin attended Pulaski and Sandy Creek High Schools. Both are employed by Oswego Industries in Fulton. A May 30 wedding is planned at the Grace Lutherine Church in Oswego. Park United Methodist Church Tuesday, May 2 7:30 p.m. Meeting of the Board of Trustees. Wednesday, May 21 7 p.m. Friendship Circle will'meet at the home of Mrs. LouAnn Bigelow. Sunday, May 25 Trintity Sunday. The service this morning will be conducted by Mr. Douglas Lohnas. Jingle and Jangle, representing the Clown Ministry of Park Church, will present the Children's Moment. At 3 p.m. some members of the congregation will join in the \Hands Across America\ program.
