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f % ~ - •!•*** \ - K>fc.. £•<'<». *«L •* 5*. <E. ««.» . \V. ' - — » * T^» >v •: J i r i Salmon Festival. Derby 'Reels Them In' Monday, September 22, 1986 Banner Iimes-Page-9 RCMA The Answer Says NYFB President For fishermen entered in the Salmontario Derby, the highlight of the weekend was the awarding of prizes Sunday evening. Pictured above are, front row: Greg Marquart of Central Square; Nick Dutton of New field, N. Y.; and James Dailey of Morrisville, N. Y. Back: Skip Wells, of Berkley-Trilene, derby sponsor; Tyler Secordof Moravia, N. Y.; Don Rice of Pulaski; Mark Hodges of Minoa, N. Y.; Tony Plaza of Hatfield, Mass.; John Wright of Mattydale; unidentified, and Tim Sacher, Pulaski/Eastern Shore Chamber of Commerce President. The Haldane Building was transformed into a browser's delight, as crafters and exhibitors filled the structure with Fisherman are a common sight this time of year; however the weekend of September 12, 13, and 14 brought even more to the Salmon River. That weekend was the date of the Pulaski/Eastem Shore Chamber of Commerce's Salmontario Derby, and coinciding Salmon Festival. Fishing for winners in six divisions, entrants also had a grand prize of a ATV to shoot for. That prize, awarded for the largest caught fish, was won by- Richard Wesner of Burlingham, N.Y., with a 30 lb. entry. Winners in the Chinook Salmon division were: first. $500, Greg Marquart of Central Square, 29.10; second, $250, Jack Moore, Mexico, 29.7; third, $150, Tyler Secord, Moravia. 29.7. Coho, first, $500, James Dailey, Morrisville, 13.5; second. $250, Marone Acee, Whiteboro, 12.5; third, $150., William Vandermark, Lacona.In the Brown Trout catagorey, first, $150, Tony Plaza, Hatfield, Mass., 15.6; second, $100, Mike Abbey, Addison, 13.15; third, $50, Clete Spaide, Drums, Pa., 13.9. For snagged fish, Chinook Salmon: Tirst, $150, John Wright, Mattydale, 32.13; second, $100, Ed Clark, Fulton, 31.8; third, $56 George Grow, Horseheads, 30.5. Coho Salmon: first, $150, Mark Hodges, Minoa, 12.5; second, $10C, Nick Dutton, Newfield, 12.3; third, $50, Donald Rice, Pulaski, 11.12. Winners of the chamber's raffle were announced as follows: Wendell Farley, hand-painted hat; Joe all sorts of items. McCloskey, Game Fish of North America by McClane; A. Gallagher, Snagging rod and reel; Gina Worden won the top prize, a signed duck print from Duck's Unlimited. The festival, held that weekend at the Haldane Building, featured around 50 crafters and exhibitors. Also available were various refreshments, from stands manned by the Pulaski Lion's Club, the Kiwanis, the Salmon , River Hockey Association, and the Sandy Creek Game. Festivities wound down Sunday evening with the awarding of prizes for the Derby. Childbirth Classes Classes on preparation for childbirth will again be offered at the Pulaski Medical Center. The classes will be taught weekly on Monday evenings from 7-9 p.m., beginning on October 6 and running to November 10. Anyone interested may register by calling the medical center at 298-6564. The cost of the six-week course is $40. The president of the state's largest farm organization has called over-order prjeing the best vehicle to increase the price of milk immediately for farmers in these tough economic times. Charles Wille, president of the New York Farm Bureau and an Orange County dairy farmer, said., \farmers are frustrated in these tough times of declining milk prices and increased costs. Achieving over-order pricing is a positive means of obtaining a higher price for milk producers now, and the best organization to carry that out is the Regional Cooperative Marketing Agency (RCMA).\ \Farm Bureau has long supported the concept of over-order pricing to get dairy farmers a higher price for their milk,\ added Wille. \We have hired Leland Beebe, former New York Farm Bureau Director of Governmental Relations, to be the RCMA Program Administrator. We are organizing our campaign to go out and sign up the necessary number in RCMA in order to institute over- order pricing.\ \We applaud the efforts of the bipartisan legislative support and the efforts of Ag and Markets Commissioner Joseph Gerace, that RCMA has thus received,\ said Wille. In order for over- order pricing to work, approximately 95 percent of the milk producers in the Northeast must contractually agree. \We are especially encouraging independent farmers to sign with RC- MA,\ voiced Wille. \We cannot get the higher price instituted without the support of most of the dairymen of the Northeast. This is an opportunity for Northeast dairymen to have a positive direct impact on milk prices.\ Boylston News By Billie Snyder Mr. and Mrs. Emery Tamblin wish to announce the arrival of a great- grandson, Tristan Steven Soucias, who was born to Mr. and Mrs. John Soucias of Hannawha Falls, Sep- tember 6, 1986 at Potsdam. Mrs. Joyce Hausele and daughter, Mrs. Christina Warren, attended the ladies retreat at Chambers Camp over the weekend. The Rudd family have received word that Mrs. Jonathan Rudd of Lowville, who had an accident Saturday and was found floating in the water by their cottage at Lake Bonapart, is improving at the Good Samaritan Hospital in Watertown. Miss Janet Marshall of Vorea accompanied Miss Rebecca Rudd to PA. where they visited her brother, Jonathan, and her grand- mother, Mrs. Louise Kxirkorian, at Upper Darby, PA. and her aunt and cousins in Hatboro. PA. Mr. and Mrs. Carl Barton of Fulton visited Mr. and Mrs. ! Maynard Duger, Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Murray of Ellisburg visited Mrs. Mary Snyder and daughter, Billie, Monday afternoon. Mr. Arnold Tamblin, Jr. of Belleville called on his grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Emery Tamblin, Friday. OMS International Missionaries, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Jones, were recent weekend guests of Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Rudd and the Rev. and Mrs. David Rudd. Mr. and Mrs. Jones were the guest speakers at the Men for Missions Banquet at the Vorea Church Friday night, September 8. Saturday they accompanied Mrs. Cindi Rudd and sons on a trip to the Thousand Islands. Mr. and Mrs. Jones also spoke at the Boylston Wesleyan Church Sunday evening. The Boylston Wesleyan Church held a fellowship dinner at the church Friday, September 8. The Wesley an Church Missionary to South Africa, Mr. Karl Gorman, was the guest speaker. Mr. Gorman was an overnight guest of the Rev. and Mrs. Lewis Hausele. Mr. Gorman joined Mr. and Mrs. Paul Jones and Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Rudd at the Rudd home for breakfast Saturday. Mrs. Eva Kingsbury of Watertown spent Friday at Her daughters, Mrs. Kay Duger's, home. Miss Melanie Potter of Oswego College spent the weekend home with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Potter. Mr. and Mrs. Francis Sullivan visited their daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Flyn, and granddaughter, Mr. and Mrs. Jay Elhage, in Palermo Saturday. A belated Happy- Anniversary to Mr. and Mrs. •Fred Potter who celebrated their 28th wedding an- niversary Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Timothy Rudd and son, Jacob, Mark Potter, Mr. and Mrs. Tom Marshall and son, Andrew, and Mr. and Mrs. Greg Potter and children, Joshua and Mildred and Melanie and Jennifer Potter had a special family dinner for their parents, Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Armin Rudd of Katonah, N.Y. spent the weekend with their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Rudd. Mr. and Mrs. Terry Riordan and daughters, Nicole and Jessica, of Adams Center visited Mr. and Mrs. Emery Tambhn, Saturday. Brian Snyder was a Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and. Mrs. Floyd Rudd. Mr. Chester Rudd and Mark, of Westwood, N.J. visited his mother, Mrs. Rose Rudd, over the weekend. Mrs. Kenneth Riordan of Watertown and Mrs. Vaughn Murdock and children, Tennesha and Cod/ of Adams, visited Mr. and Mrs. Emery Tamblin Sunday.
