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g^ge^l4-My»ner TIITK-S Monday, Marcti Zil9S7' \Jr'f 4 f^WW*\P —^LECAL NOTICE £*-*^^. £v VILLAGE OF ALTMAR UNPAID TAXES FOR 1986 TAKE NOTICE: That the following is a list of the Real Estate situated in the Village of Altmar, N.Y. upon which the Village taxes are fully unpaid as shown on the tax list of said Village as of February 4, 1987, with the amount of taxes and interest charges thereon. NAME & DESCRIPTION Babcock, Charles (land) Banks, Randy (land) Braley, Dorothy (land) Caldwell, Robert (H, L & land) Campbell, J.H. Est. (H & L) Collins, Kathleen (H & L) Emmons, Helen (H & L) Fraser, Richard (H & L) Gardner, John n an d) Haberek, Geralu <ti 6c L) Hutchinson, Harold (TR & L) Keator, Donald (H & L) Morales, Ismael (H & L) Shepard, Warren (H & L) Simon, Martin (A frame & Gar) Smith, Eugene (TR & L) Smith, John (wood lot) Spink, Robert Jr. (H & L) Trumble, Lloyd (H & L) VanBuren, Bertha (Tr, L & Bldg.) VanPatten, Iva (Farm & Bldg.) ASSESSED VAL. $1,000 $900 $138 $3,475 $2,500 $2,750 $2,750 $2,475 $275 $4,000 $1,500 $2,500 $3,276 $2,700 $2,175 $1,550 $1,500 $2,200 $2,475 $2,275 $3,575 TAX $68.00 $61.20 $9.38 $236.30 $170.00 $187.00 $187.00 $168.30 $18.70 $272.00 $102.00 $170.00 $222.77 $183.60 $147.90 $105.40 $102.00 $149.60 $168.30 $154.70 $243.10 FEE $13.16 $12.34 $6.13 $33.35 $25.40 $27.44 $27.44 $25.19 $7.24 $37.64 $17.24 $25.40 $31.73 $27.03 $22.74 $17.64 $17.24 $22.95 $25.19 $23.56 $34.17 TOTAL $81.16 $73.54 $15.51 $269.65 $195.40 $214.44 $214.44 $193.49 $25.94 $309.64 $119.24 $195.40 $254.50 $210.63 $170.64 $123.04 $119.24 $172.55 $193.49 $178.26 $277.27 $45,989 $3,127.25 $480.22 $3,607.47 TAKE NOTICE: Also that the Real Estate will on the 4th (fourth) day of March 1987 at 7:00 P.M. be sold at Public Auction in the Albion-Altmar Municipal Bldg. in Altmar, N.Y. to discharge the tax and interest aforesaid which may be due thereon on the time of such sale pursuant to Village Law of the State of New York. Beverly R. Wilber, Collector-Treasurer, Village of Altmar DATED: February 4, 1987 2-16 3tc LEGAL NOTICE LEGAL NOTICE LEGAL NOTICE Seeks Candidates PUBLIC NOTICE To the Electors of the Village ofLacona, N.Y.: The following is a true and correct list of the candidates for the offices to be filled at the Village Election to be held March 18,1987 in the Lacona Fire Hall, Maple Ave., Lacona, filed with me pursuant to the provisions of the New York State Election Law. Polls are open 12:00 noon until 9:00 P.M. OFFICE OF MAYOR FOR TWO YEARS Leo F. Nemier, Salisbury St., Republican Party OFFICE OF TRUSTEE FOR TWO YEARS Donald MacVean, Harwood Drive, Republican Party Jill M. Mattison ViUage Clerk Lacona, N.Y. CAKP Of THANKS The family of Dorothy Ridgeway is grateful for the many acts of kindness shown during the recent loss of our mother and grandmother. The calls, cards, flowers, donations of food and other caring gestures were very touching and deeply ap- preciated. Special thanks to Reverend Hager for his comforting words, to Viv Slater for helping out in so many ways and to Charlie Summerville for his understanding and capable handling of necessary details. Thanks also to the SCCS students and members of the boys' and girls' varsity and JV basketball teams, who called to lend support to their classmates and fellow hoopsters. Ella Jane and Sam Chrisman and Family NOTICE OF ELECTION DAY FOR THE VILLAGE OF ALTMAR The following resolution was adopted: 1. The polling place for the Village Election district will be in the Municipal Bldg. on Bridge St. in the Village of Altmar. 2. Election Day will be March 18,1987 and the hours during which the polls shall be open will be noon to 9:00 p.m. EST. 3. Candidates to fill two year term for the office of Mayor are: Carl Holcomb, Pulaski St., Altmar, N.Y. 13302 and Kenneth O'Donnell, Pulaski St., Altmar, N.Y. 13302. Candidates tc fill a two year term for Of'.ice of Trustee are: Roswell Mowers, Church St., Altmar, N.Y. 13302 and George Pfluger, Pulaski St., Altmar, N.Y. 13302. Candida .es to fill a one year term for Office of Trustee are: Cregg Stanton, Co. Rte. 52, Altnar, N.Y. 13302. Peter E. Mowers Village Clerk DATED: February 24,1987 3-2 3tc CAM Off THANKS I would like to thank everyone for the cards, calls, flowers and food, my family for their help while I was recuperating, Sandy Creek and Pulaski Rescues, NOCA Ambulance and the people that stopped to help me, at my accident January 29. All was greatly appreciated. PUBLIC NOTICE To the Electors of the Village of Sandy Creek, N.Y.: The following is a true and correct list of the candidates for the offices to be filled at the Village Election to be held March 18, 1987 in the Sandy Creek Fire Hall filed with me pursuant to the provisions of the New York Sta'v Election Law. Polls are open 12:00 noon until 9:00 P.M. OFFICE OF MAYOR FOR TWO YEARS Joseph A. VanBrocklin, 8200 Salisbury St., People's Party OFFICE OF TRUSTEE FOR TWO YEARS Ralph V. Day, 8184 Salisbury Street, People's Party Jill M. Mattison ViUage Clerk Sandy Creek DATED: February 18,1987 3-2 ltc IN MEMORY In loving memory of Herbert J. Lewis who left us 14 years ago on March 5, 1973. Our Love Always Nettie and Debbie 3-2 ltp 3-2 ltp Mary MiUer To accelerate the baking of a potato, first boil it for about ten minutes. The Chairman of the, Oswego County Dairy Princess Committee, Darlene Flint, announced that the committee is looking for eligible candidates for the 1987 County Dairy Princess Pageant. Oswego County is one of the 40 counties that participate in the American Dairy Association and Dairy Council, Inc. county dairy princess program each year, as part of ADA-DCs comprehensive milk and dairy product marketing and communication program funded and directed by the New York State Dairy Farmers. ADA-DC is responsible for coordinating the annual state princess pageant on August 13 and 14, 1987. At the state princess pageant, one of the County Dairy Princesses will be named New York State Dairy Princess and wUl receive a $1,000 cash scholarship with the alternate receiving a $500 cash scholarship. Darlene Flint encourages all eUgible candidates or her parents to contact her at 668- 3707. To be a candidate, a girl must be at least a nigh school junior this September, under age 24, never have been married; a member of a diary family; own her own cattle or be the daughter of someone employed fuU-time in a dairy related business. We hope all eUgible young women wUl participate in the Princess Pageant this year. Here is an opportunity for these young women to gain experience in appearing before children and consumers while promoting the dairy industry, Hovw3cdvHte Happenvjj^gs ,. By Mrs. Donald Wiltse Dugway United Methodist Church services 9:15 a.m., Sunday School 10:15 a.m. Preaching schedule is March 8 and 15, the Rev. Richard Pero, 22, the Rev. Donald Wiltse, 29, the Rev. Pero. Tuesday, March 3, 8 p.m. Bible Study at Bristols. Thursday, March 5, 7:30 p.m. Dugway Trustees will meet. Amboy Center United Methodist Church services 10:30 a.m. Bible Study meets 5S£h_ Monday evening at 7 p.m. in members' homes. There were 13 present on February 23 when it was held at Marion and William Dunn's. The next meeting wiU be at Earl and Sarah Skinner's on March 2. For the month of March only, the Congregational and Administrative Board will meet on Sunday evening, March 8 at 6:30 p.m. at the church. Richard Pero and his son-in- law, Gordon Hoxie, and Gordon's son, also Douglas, Skinner and Donald Wiltse had dinner with the Bishop at Park United Methodist Church on Sunday evening, along with many, many others. Michelle Nash celebrated her birthday Friday by having two friends over and went roller skating and had pizza. Saturday night, the Richards family and Mr. and Mrs. Shaun Kimball came to help her celebrate again. t , Februarys l&,fe. Jams* Priest came in\£o 'Mr.^ and Mrs. George Priest and brought a lovely Valentine card, cake and plant. Mrs. Karl Trumble and daughter, Mandy, came Monday evening and brought a nice box of surprises. Jerry Cole was in to visit his grand- parents Saturday and Sunday morning. Thursday, Ronnie Priest came and had lunch with the Priests and also visited Mrs. Steve Butchino and sons. Mrs. Michael Sims and daughter, Erika, also visited the P/reists , and Saturday evening they came again, this time with Mr. Sims as weU. Mrs. Karl Trumble stayed overnight Tuesday with her sister, Mrs. June Gardner. Mrs. Alfred Priest has been confined to her home with pneumonia. Ronald Richards and daughter, Michele, went Friday night and stayed until Sunday night with his mother, Mrs. Edith Richards in the North Country who was celebrating her birthday. Stork News - Mr. and Mrs Rick Monk of Connecticut are parents of a son, Andrew Jonathan, born Sunday, February 15, weighing 7 lbs. 4 oz. He joins a brother, Anthony, who was two in September. Mrs. Monk is the former Cathy Steinfeld. Grandparents are Jack Steinfeld and Judy Steinfeld and Leon Monk. Great- grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Darwin Bristol and Carl Steinfeld. Great-great grandmother is Mrs. Dora Bristol. Mr. and Mrs. Donald Upton of Kinderhook are parents of a son, Charles Edward, born Monday, February 16, weighing 6 lbs. 14 oz. and 21 Vi\ long. He joins a sister, SheUy, who was two on February $. Grandparents are Mr. and^s.Baward Upton and Mrs. Margaret Backus. The baby was born on the birthday of his grandfather, Edward Upton. Sixteen is prevalent in the Upton family. Donald and Mark Upton were both born on March 16, one year apart, Mary Mack was married on March 16 and the late Mary Ulrich's birthday was April 16. Sarah Upton's birthday is September 16. Jack Steinfeld, Tom Steinfeld,, Carl StteinfeULand Mrs. <Pati XajBgumA visited Robert Steinfeld>< at* Dean; sboro on Saturday and also called on Mrs. Robert Steinfeld at St. Elizabeth's Hospital in Utica. Mrs. Steinfeld had been a patient in the hospital for the past 10 days but expected to return home on Sunday. Birthdays: March 2, Stevie Steinfeld; March 4, Mrs. Edward Upton, Charles WUtse, Carrie Bennett, 8, Rev. Allan Dickinson; 9, Jennifer Fitzgerald; 10, Philip . Qracey, Shea McCatty;,12; Mrs. Patricia Mowers, Mrs. Rick Pearson; 14, Verne Bristol. Anniversary: March 14 - Mr. and Mrs. Harold Hubbard. Wilma: How did the nuts win the war against the raisins? Thelma: They subjected them to intense sheUing. RIVER VALLEY jrmrmr ROUTE 11. Mannsville, N.Y. 1111M (31514&7031 CLOSED MONDAY & TUESDAY DINNERS SERVED Wednesday, Thursday, Friday And Saturday 4 p.m. to 10 p.m. SUNDAY BRUNCH SERVED From 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. And Dinners from 1 p.m. to 9 p.m. LIVE ENTERTAINMENT Saturday, March 7 VISITOR 9:30 p.m.- 1:30 a.m. 21 & Up
