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Club Offers Youths An Alternative Monday, May 26, 1986 Banner Times-Page-15 Beginning May 30, area teenagers will have a place, all their own, to go to on Friday nights. \Club Unlimited\ is actually an event that will be held at the River Valley Inn every Friday night (space permitting) for youths age 15-20. \It will be a night club with a teen-aged touch of class,\ said Glenda Haynes, who owns the establishment with her husband, David. She came up with the idea after being approached by teen- agers that couldn't get in to hear their favorite bands. The evening will run from 8 p.m. to midnight, and feature a dif- ferent theme each week. The club kicks off, May 30, with a Hawiian night. Representatives from five school districts (Belleville, Mexico, Pulaski, Sandy Creek and South Jefferson) have been meeting with the Haynes to give them input on what they'd like to see at Club Unlimited. There are two major rules for those attending to abide by: no drugs or alcohol allowed, and orice an individual leaves, he/she cannot re-enter that night. Refreshments will be offered, in the form of \mocktails\ (non- alcoholic drinks such as the \Prairie Oyster\) as well as pizza, pretzels and other snacks. Mrs. Haynes told the committee that the idea could eventually work into jobs for them and their friends; tending (juice) bar, cleaning UD. etc. The Haynes want to assure parents that the kids will be in a separate room, without access to the bar. An open house for parents is in the works, but until then, 465- 7031 may be called for more in- formation. The band Lucio is scheduled to perform May 30, with opening band D.C. A local band, D.C. is made up of Mark Andrew, Kevin O'Sullivan, Scott Sareo and Elaina Riboldazzi. Admission is $3 a person, to cover operating costs and the cost of the band. \We're not trying to get rich off of you,\ Mrs. Haynes told the students.\ Instead, they hope that Club Unlimited will become a welcome alternative for a Friday evening. The rock band Lucio will perform May 30 at Club Unlimited, as well as May 31 for the \over-21\ crowd. Opening band on Friday will be D. C. This scene may soon become a common one, as Club Unlimited provides a safe, fun place for students to \hang-out\ Working on the idea with the Haynes were, front: Renee Esden, Stephanie Henry, both of Belleville-Henderson School; Scott Sareo and Kevin O'Sullivan, both of South Jefferson; Holli Haynes of Sandy Creek. In the back are: Besty Paddock and Jennifer Seymour of South Jefferson. [Unavailable for the picture were Deanna Dowlearn and Heidi Learned, Sandy Creek]. Students 7 Corner PHS NEWS About 20 days of school are left for the '85-'86 school year. The Seniors are finishing plans for their Senior Trip which will be May 29- 31. High school five-week reports will be arriving at the end of this week. Steve Curry, a seventh grader, was honored by being chosen as a representative of Richland to attend meetings with the GOP Gubernatorial hopeful, Andrew O'Rourke. Steve attended these meetings with Bruce Soule and met with O'Rourke, the Republican candidate. Two weekends ago, the Junior- Senior Prom was held. The band celebration played a variety of songs that were fitting for the celebration. Members of the court Were chosen and announced at 11 p.m. They were: Senior Queen, Shannan LaFave; Senior King, Casey Gray, Junior Queen, Jill Eddy; and Junior King, Jeff Moot. Other members of the Senior Court were: Anne Gould, Libby Clark, Laurie Crandall, Sheri Smith, John Holbrook, Mike Chrisman, Mark Egan, and Ray Caldwell. The rest of the Junior Court were: Jackie Thomas, Char Aaserud, Debbie Wisner, Joal Coombs, Andy Howard, Ed Hatten, Tom Lentz, and Todd Stowell.Congratulations to all! The Annual Sports Banquet will be June 3. The Sports Booster Club has been contacting athletes for reservations. The speaker at the dinner and awards ceremony will be announced at a later date. The Pops Concert will be the annual, casual jeans concert on June 4. The Junior High and By Martha Leib Senior High Choruses will be performing popular music. Other select groups will also be en- tertaining the audience with familiar favorites. SPORTS: The Varsity Boys Track Team walked away with first place in the Onondaga South League meet at Hannibal, Saturday, the 17. Roy Fields was the only first place winner in the high jump with a jump of 6 ft. 2 in. and placed second in the high hurdles. Andy Howard won the two-mile with his personal best of 10:03. Jeff Eckert won the Freshman mile in 5:06.2. Other members of the team that contributed to the team win were Scott Scharoun, Mike Chrisman, John Holbrook, Matt Brown, Gary Stevens, Tim LaVere, Casey Gray, Freeman Cole, Jeff Moot, Brett Luce, and Ed Hatten. At the meet in Hannibal, the girls also brought home First place. Shannan LaFave was involved in breaking three school records. Jill Eddy, Jennifer Mitchell, and Kelly Pappa proved to be strong point scorers. The Varsity Baseball team won two games against Fabius Pompey and Weedsport. J.C. Jones did a fine job pitching and the hitting on the team has been strong. The Varsity Softball team beat Fabius Pompey 17-1 and lost to Weedsport 17-9 Val Haynes was the pitcher in both games. The softball team is sorry that their coach Gordon Osborne has been in the hospital with leg problems, but are thankful for having Steve Shafer take over, so the team may continue their season. Hosts Group Meeting The second group meeting of the Oswego County Granges was held May 14 at the Central Square Grange hall with Robert Wilcox, Pomona Grange Master presiding. Mrs. Frank Stearns, the Pomona Lecturer, introduced Mrs. Ruth Curtis of Pulaski, and Mrs. Arwilda Perry of Sandy Creek, who presented the program of the evening. Music was provided by two favorites, Mrs. Alice Bacon on the piano and Maurice Hurd on the violin. Door prizes were won the following grangers: Gladys Green, Marjorie Sischo, Florence Jacobson, Hazel Youngs, Jack Lehtonen, Alice Bacon, Ethel Hilton, Ruth Williams, Thelma Castle, David Stewart, Genevieve Perkins, Dorothy Allen, Ruth Curtis, Jay Jacobson, Gladys Porter, Mary McDonald, Beatrice Fields, Clifford Craig, Gertrude Huyck, Roxanne Morgan, Carl Youngs, Alma Hurd, Ruth Stearns, John Castle, Ruth Cascanett, Helen Grossman, Nellie Runions, Ada Loomis, Rollo Rowe, Frances Rohrmoser, Martha Chatterton, Charles Sischo, Margaret Stewart, Lillian Barber, Robert Wilcox, Gertrude Rowe and Erwin Runions. Refreshments were served following the program. Oswego County Deputy Master, Rollo Rowe, announced that the Oswego County Craft Fair and Barbecue would be held May 24- 25-26, at the Sandy Creek Fair Grounds. Post Elects Officers The Robert Edwards, American Legion Post #358 of Pulaski, New York, held its annual Post elec- tions at their regular meeting Monday, May 12, 1986. Newly elected officers of the Post, for the coming year will be as follows: Commander, Patrick Lance; First Vice Commander, Larry Stewart; Second Vice Commander, Jack Bristol; Third Vice Commander, David Hellinger; Finance Officer, Thelma Meade; Sgt. at Arms, Robert Poulsen; Chaplain, James Gorman; Historian, Mary Parker- Trustee Three Years, Eileen Yager: Trustees One Year, William Boscoe and Charles Summerville, Sr. The members of Robert Edwards Post, wish to congratulate these newly elected officers and we wish you all a very successful year ahead. Plan Concert The elementary chorus of Pulaski will present a concert at 7:30 p.m. at the Lura Sharp Auditorium on Thursday, May 29. The concert is free and the public is encouraged to attend. I