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To Study At Canton William E. LaVeck, Jr., a recent graduate of Pulaski Jr.-Sr. High School, has been accepted at SUNY Canton. He plans to major in the field of Mechanical Engineering. During high school, Bill was active in the Math League, Crimson and Blue Yearbook Staff, high school band, marching band and pit band. Majoring in math and science, he also completed college courses at BOCES during his senior year. Bill is the son of William and Joan LaVeck of Pine St. Pulaski. ORWELL ECHOES Deanna Barber Congratulations to Ernie and Sally Stevens who were reunited in marriage on Saturday, August 2. The wedding and reception were held at the Rainbow Shores Hotel. Rev. Garrie Stevens, brother of the groom, per- formed the ceremony. The wedding party consisted of their five children: George, Ron, Mike, Melissa and Terri Kalwarovski. George Stevens wrote and sang a special song for the occasion. Friends and relatives from all over the area joined the Stevens' in their celebration, with one guest even coming from Ohio. It was a perfectly beautiful day for them all. Good Luck to Sharon Ladaceur as the new owner of the Yarn Shop in Pulaski. My grandson, Jordan Thomas Fahnestock, was baptized on Sunday, August 10 at St. John's Catholic Church in Pulaski. After- wards, Robin and Tom hosted a party in his honor at Barb and Jerry Licourts with about 30 people attending. Jordan stayed awake through the ceremony, but slept through most of the party. On Tuesday evening, August 19 at the Town Hall at 7 p.m. the Library will present a free Puppet Show by the DAS Puppenspiel Puppet Theater, Inc.. The feature this year will be Rip Van Winkle. Here's hoping all par^hts will mark their calendars and see that their children can attend this most enjoyable experience. Howardville Happenings By Mrs. Donald Wiltse Monday, August 18, 1986 Banner Times-Page-13 -* » -' < ••'• » »•>« • « t .1.. ». T .* Dugway United Methodist Church Service 9:15 a.m. Preaching schedule is August 17, the Rev. Richard Pero, 24, Arline Pero. The Pastor-Parish Relations Committee meeting for the charge has been changed to Thursday evening, August 21 at the Dugway Church at 8 p.m. The Dugway UMW will meet at the church house with Mrs. Vernon Mowers as hostess. The Parish Council met at the Dugway church house on Thursday evening. Present were the Rev. Richard Pero, Mrs. Harold Hubbard, Mrs. Frank DeGaetano, Miss Barbara Walter, Mrs. Clyde Canfield, Mrs. Donald Wiltse, Lynn Phillips, Dale Bristol. Christ Church Parish picnic and outdoor service was held at Community Park, Sandy Creek on Sunday with 41 present. Guests included Mrs. Mona Parrish and grand- children of Florida who are visiting the Bristols. Sorry to hear of the passing of Francis Sherman. Sherm and Gladys used to live where Jacksons now live and at that time Gladys' sister and brother-in-law, Phyllis and Homer Miller lived where Verne and Florence Bristol now reside. That wasn't yesterday. Pat Richards said the only news she had was that her husband was putting in many hours at work. Mr. and Mrs. Herman Nash and family and Mrs. Naomi Duegaw were Saturday supper guests of Mr. and Mrs. Shaun Kimball at their new home in Lacona. Jason Nash and also little Doris Priest left Monday for a week's stay at Camp Hollis. Monday visitors of Mr. and Mrs. George Priest were Glenda Priest, Wanda Spagnola and Brandy and Mrs. Virginia Ames of Mexico. Mrs. Karl Trumble spent a couple of evenings with her parents. Jerry Cole and boys have been in to visit their grandparents also. Sunday, Mr. and Mrs. Steve Butchino and son and little Doris Priest attended the Franklin County Fair. Wednesday we were in Syracuse for a doctor's appointment and then had dinner at the Red Lobster as a belated Secretary's Day and belated birthday present from my Parish employer. Thursday, Jack Steinfeld was down and brought us a large cabbage and peas. Friday evening Barbara Walter took us to dinner at Rainbow Shores for my belated bir- thday. From now on it's back to work and down hill all the way! Bob and Beulah Steinfeld of Williamstown visited us Saturday. Our biggest news is that when we came home Monday night we had a shadow of green grass coming up after trudging around in all this dirt the past two months. Special Session of North Central New York Annual Conference will be held at Hendricks Chapel on Saturday, September 6 at 11 a.m. Birthdays - August 19, Mrs. Floyd Coon; August 20, Mrs. Ronald Richards; August 21, Mrs. Charles Cooper; August 23, Miss Anne Campbell; August 22, Alfred Priest and August 28, H.C. Fuller. Specialist Honored Dr. Michael P. Voiland, Jr., sportfisheries specialist and Great Lake Coordinator for the New York Sea Grant Extension Program, has been recognized as the first recipient of the Award of Appreciation by the Lake Ontario Charter Boat Association (LOCBA). In presenting the honor at the association's inaugural awards banquet in Wolcott, New York, LOCBA President Sam Dattilo ex- pressed the gratitude and appreciation of their board of directors and membership for Voiland's assistance in the development of the Lake Ontario charter fishery. \Lake Ontario charter captains are often called fishing guides by customers and the media, but is there any question about who is considered the 'guide of guides'? That person is Dr. Mike Voiland, who has rendered years of invaluable guidance and information to our industry, as an educator and researcher,\ stated Dattilo. Voiland, who has been stationed at the SUNY Brockport office of Sea Grant Extension since 1976, and has served as an educational resource and catalyst in the development of Lake Ontario's trout and salmon fishery, assisted in the formation of LOCBA in 1980. The association is now a lake-wide professional trade organization of over 225 licensed charter captains. Voiland continues to provide educational programs and research-based information to operator groups on the lake and edits and produces an industry- wide educational newsletter. Voiland resides on English Road in Greece, N.Y. A numismatist is one who collects coins or medals. GILLSON'S PLUMBING & HEATING REPAIR CAMPS REMODELING NEW CONSTRUCTION HOT WATER HEAT FORCED AIR SYSTEMS -FREE ESTIMATES- 761 3,RICHLAND ROAD PULASKI. NY 13142 (315) 298-6752 ^cflEUr NORTHERN HOMES Rome St., Pulaski NY ' Phone: 298-4022 • 1-800-522-2028 Or 298-6536 Customer Service DREAM MAKERS FAIR SPECIAL! Rebate On The New 1987 Great Northern Designer Series 2 BEDROOM •2 BATHS j*a W/VAULTED CEILINGS -RESIDENTIAL PACKAGE Fair Week Drawing! For A Weekend Get-Away To Alex Bay - Bonnie Castle! INTRODUCING OUR STAFF: ED WYROBA- General Manager & Field Supervisor •JACKIE WYROBA- Mortgage Specialist •J.R. RIGGS - Lot Contractor, F&M Mobile Home Service, Delivery & Set-Up •SALLY MILES & RHONDA PETERSON- Sales •BOB BOYER- Trim Contractor We are celebrating our 15th year in Pulaski, selling new & used manufactured homes. I •GREAT NORTHERN HOMES WAS STARTED OVER 20 YEARS AGO, TODAY AFTER 4000 HOMES SOLD, WE FEEL PROUD TO CELEBRATE OUR 15th YEAR TO AFFORDABLE HOUSING! • -GREAT NORTHERN HOMES ARE BUILT STRONGER & SMARTER BY USING TOP QUALITY PRODUCT LINES. • 'WARRANTY MAKES THE DIFFERENCE! OUR POLICY IS ONE YEAR AND 100 DAYS! Stop By And See Us At The Sandy Creek Fair!
