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Pafle-8-Banner Times Monday, May 26, 1986 Orwell Echoes By Deanna Barber New Business Opens In Sandy Creek Otto and Fran Hauer along with Elmer and Martha Coyer recently attended a banquet in honor of their Bottle Club's 21st Anniversary. It was held in Syracuse at the Gen. Hutchinson House. Otto was honored when everyone sang Happy Birthday to him on the occasion of his 80th birthday on May 9. Nerine demons and daughter Lindy were in Watertown last week shopping. Nerine has had a bout with bronchitis, but is feeling a little better. Hurry and get well, Nerine. My daughter, Robin Fahnestock and I spent Thursday in Syracuse getting the dogs groomed. While we were waiting, we checked out the sales at Northern Lights Mall. Randy Barber celebrated his 18th birthday on Sunday with his family and friends. The years sure fly by. It seems like yesterday he was going through the \terrible twos\. Sunday night, his Confirmation class at St. Frances Church in Lacona surprised him with a cake. If anyone has dishes left at the Town Hall, please pick them up during Library hours. Monday, Wednesday and Thursday 1-5, Friday night 6-9 or Saturday 9-2. Alos, if anyone in town is in- terested in using the Hall, call Nancy Meeks at 298-2893. Our congratulations go to Pastor and Mrs. Dan Baker of Vorea on the birth of their second child, a baby girl on May 20. She joins a brother, Jeremy at home. As soon as I find out her name, I'll let everyone know. The next meeting of the Orwell Co-op will be on Thursday, May* 29 at 7 p.m. There will be no meeting in June. New members are invited to attend. Sympathy of the community goes to the family of Clifton \BUI\ Finster who passed away this week. He will be greatly missed by all. Wins Drawing Syracuse- At a recent ceremony held in the State Office Building, twelve maintenance employees became winners in the Depart- ment's \Safety Bond Drawing\. The drawing recognizes those employees who have worked for a year or more without an accident of any kind. Richard Simberg, Regional ; Director, NYSDOT, said, \The Department stresses the importance of safety but it is the dedication of the safety conscious employees that make the program work.\ Of the 439 maintenance em- ployees that had gone one year without an accident, nine were awarded $100 U.S. Bonds, three were awarded $500 U.S. Bonds, and one individual has become eligible for a $1,500 drawing to take place in Albany. An area winner of $100 was Alan Hager, R.DJ1, Pulaski. «£, *' ¥ ' < >** Z£*-tj, >*y .0-. •*** ~. ,„ >«« \««5»-*i The former Krakau building now houses Widrig and Sons, Inc., Sandy Creek's newest business. 1. 5. 10 1 14 15 1 19. ACROSS Citrus fruit Daub of paint Choir member Less frequent 12. Oil of rose petals Old Spanish card game (var.) Marksman Flowerless plants 16. Tantalum isym.) Tree Tellurium (sym.) Arm joints 22. Examination 24. A dance 26. Nose of a missile 28. Greek islands 31. Conjunction 32. Evening (poet.) 33. Pronoun 34. Ruffle, as water surface 37. and robbers 39. Impelled, as a raft 40. Whole range 41. Slant 42. Injurious things 43. Jug 44. Apportion AD CROSSWORD Answer DOWN 1. Deadly 2. Preposition 3. Castle's protection 4. Blunder 5. Stream 6. Escapes (slang ) 7. Spheres 8. Visorless caps 9. Savor 11. Adjust again 15. Weighty 17. Be in debt 20. 21. 22 23 25 26 27 29 30 32 n w o A 20. Japan- ese festival 21. Single unit Number Roof orna- ment Digit Army group Brightly colored bird Hypodermic capsule 37 Birds' homes 38 Senior 40, EOHE) EBEE 3 O 1 d 3 d O 1 d 1 O 1 s d a am mam HE A new implement store opened in Sandy Creek, May 19, to offer advice and service to area farmers. Widrick and Sons, Inc., who own a store in Lowvflle, have opened another store here at Sandy Creek which is operating as Widrick Implements, Inc. Located on Route 11, just north of the village of Sandy Creek, (formerly Krakau Implement Co.) it is easily ac- cessible from Route 81. The principals in the new corporation are Phil Widrick, Steve Widrick, and Joseph J. Widrick. Phil and his wife, Alayne, will be moving to the Sandy Creek area where Phil will manage the new store. Steve and his wife, Elnora, will remain at Lowville where Steve will be managing Widrick & Sons, Inc. After graduation from college next spring, Joe J. will be returning to this area and will join both firms. Joe Widrick, President of Widrick & Sons, Ind., and his wife Shirley, are overseeing both stores. The accounting for both stores is handled by Janet Zehr. Widrick Implements, Inc., is a John Deere dealership, selling Agricultural Implements and a full line of Lawn & Garden products. Several short lines will also be sold. \We are pleased to have with us Jerry Thomas in Sales, Dale Thomas as Service Manager, Candy Crossett in parts, Harold Hayes, Ralph Wood, and Frank LeBeau in Service. These people come to us with many years of experience with Krakau Implement Company and are capable of handling any customer needs.\ The Widricks said, \knowing that quality service is the key to satisfied customers, we are dedicated to offering the same fast and efficient service that has characterized Widrick & Sons, Inc. since its founding in 1940.\ The Widricks stated that they and their employees appreciate this opportunity to serve the people in the Sandy Creek area and look forward to the same good relationships here that they have enjoyed over the years at Lowville. O.E.S. To Hold Memorial Services Pulski Chapter #159, Order of the Eastern Star, will be draping the Altar in Memory of their lost members at the meeting to be held on May 27 at 7:30 p.m. at the Masonic Temple. Worthy Matron, Laurie Hunter announces that the meeting will be opened in Ample Form and reminds all officers to please wear white formats. Refreshments will be served after the meeting by the committee: Maureen Gorman, Linda Tim- merman, Marie Scott and Marion Kimbrall. Day Care Center Students Take Field Trip Farm tool Mr. Le Moko Cavern Leave out Jewel The Banner Times office was honored recently with a visit from Pulaski Day Care students. The kids watched a brief demonstration of how the paper goes together, and then posed for a group shot.
