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bea ,, worth .' 18 priceley 8 Vflug, bu lug ~~*I# Notes \ratanvillo Hose Co. having handmade craft work they ire to donateto the North @ Hoge Co. for a booth e carnival June 7 = 10, [tact 648-0699 or 642- june 1st. lwishers Home Extension pegular meeting of the ers Home Extension 7 Wy) be hera at the home TR porothea Clark tonight, H , May 18th, at 8 p.m. embers are urged to We are sure you will h enjoyable evening. | Honored ange Members d Mrs, Henry Howe of pron, N. Y. attended the versary of Newfane, ge No. 299, Wednes- Mr. Howe was 4 as a 46-year member 8, Howe A 30 year br, Mr, and Mrs. Howe have belonged to the Grange for over 25 froop #220 For A. bri Reld, Troop Seribe jittle As f 2212“ E vanderminden is our Erelations Agent. At our A we talked about the ge ind Bake Sale we are gto have, and discussed hat things would be E for the sale. an Star Chapter, #22 o€S i Star Chapter #122 met atthe Norton-Hewitt it Masonic Temple on Yh, Colleen Hooper, and Lawrence Hooper, | presided, The Matron d all the Mothers present poem and also gave &a reading for the grand- 8. ii Night will be ob- at the May 23rd meeting p.m. For As Little As hingion County . ka orical Meeting Yaghingtor County His- riety will hold its first tig on Saturday, May 40 p.m., at the Hudson sbyterlan Church. business meeting the fill hear a presentation Ife and contributions of iets in and for our area., ; Charles Reed Bishop lllim Little Lee. The I be presented by Mr. L, Richards Sr., and lim Lee Richards Jr. ible Is cordially invited dthis meeting, For A* Little As $2450\ For As Lithie As $3827\ For As Little AS $9467\ A. SAB\ HAS THE COFFEE POT ON ALL THE Montvent 4-H Club Middletown §p., vi. By Chris Fenton The boys' 4-H Club met re- cently at St. Anne's Hall with several members present. The topic was ''Fishing,\ the season having opened on May 1st. Those who had attended Council Day gave their reports. The Mont- vert Club then voted money to purchase a copy of the town history which is to be put inthe school library of the Middletown Springs Elementary School. Cold Spring Grange #427 Cold Spring Grange #427 met at the Grange Hall in Wells, May 11, 1972 with Worthy Master Emily Thomson in the chair. This was neighbor's night with Pawlet Grange. The Worthy Master introduced our three State Officers, State Home Ec- onomics Chair man, Sister Belle Decker;State Jr.Deputy, Jennie Stewart and State Deputy , Agnes Braymer. After the business meeting a very nice lecturer's hour was done by Lecturer AlfceHaskins of Pawlet and Bertha Day from Wells. A flute solo was rendered by Kath) Denko, ac- companied by Jennie Stewart on the piano. Readings, games, etc. by both Granges followed. A blind auction was held and $15.75 was added to the trea- sury, George Hull wasauction- eer. The Worthy Master thanked everyone who helped in the chairs and for putting on sucha nice program The count for the evening Wells 11; Pawlet 8; Rupert 5; Battenkill 1. Total 25. Refreshments were served and a very enjoyable evening was had by all. Dues are againdue. Lake St. Catherine Chapter, D AR The May meeting of Lake St. Catherine Chapter, DAR was held Saturday, the 13th, at the Adams Memorial House in Wells. The Hostesses were: Mrs. Harriett Morris, Mrs. Ama Howe, Mrs. Kathryn Bennett, Mrs. Grace Williams and Dr. Lucia Edson. The Regent, Mrs. Altorfer, opened the meeting with Ritual, Flag Salute, American Creed and Star Spangled Banner. Roll call was answered by cight members. ___. Minuté® of Miri! meeting read. An dnvitation was read from Capt. Israel Harrfs Chapter of\ Granville to attend their June luncheon to be held June 3, at the North Granville Church. Donation $2.50 -Speaker - Mrs. Willlam H. Ball, Editor of the Empire St. DAR News. Reservations to be sent Mrs. Arthur Stoddard, 10 Pine St., Granville, N.Y, by May 25th. President General's Message read by Mrs. Belle Decker. National Defense by Mrs.Edith Mayhew. The book - \Greatness to Spare\ is to be put in Wells Village Library in memory of - nursery 'Thursday, May 18. Reservations Ms. Mabel Nichols. The auction at the John Strorg- Mansion will be held Wed. July 19. f Resolutions on the death of Mabel Nichols read by Mrs, Viola Hopson. Mrs. Altorfer gave a fine re- port of Continental Congress. Models Are Named For GOP Show The Washington County Re- publican Women's Club has an- nounced the names of the models to show the latest fashions at their Spring Luncheon and Fashion Show on June 3, 1972. Luncheon will begin at 12 noon at the Queensbury Inn in Glens Falls. The following women will parade the latest styles; Mrs. Elaina Bissell, Kingsbury ; Mrs. Mary Catalifmo, Greenwich; Mrs. Joan Corbett, Fort Ed- ward; Mrs, Earline Houser, Easton; Mrs. Beverly Jones, Hampton; Mrs. Eleanor Jones, Argyle; Mrs. Carol Williams, White Creek; and the Misses Karen Gregory, Kingsbury; Margaret - Harrington, Cam- bridge; and Dale Quick, Gran- ville. Lisa Adelmann of How- land's of Northway Plaza will direct the models throughout the show, and Janet Thomas will be piano accompanist. As an added feature, Miss Joyce Irwin will conduct the Choraliers of the Hudson Falls High School. Reservations may be made through the Club's TownChair~ men - and - Mrs. Lawrence Mashak, Hampton is the General Chairman in Charge of Reservations. Neighbor Night At Hartford Grange North Granville and Whitehall Granges will join in taking the traveling Neighbor Night pro- gram to Hartford Grange on Tuesday, May 23, at 8:00 p.m All visiting grangers should take sandwiches. The host grange furnishes dessert and beverage. Field Trip For Women's Garden Group As part of their spring pro- gram, \Know - Your Wild Flowers,\ members of the Tri- County branch of the Woman's National Farm and Garden As- sociation will take an all day field trip to the wild flower at Putney, Vermont on for the trip may be made by call- Ing Mrs. James E, Quinian, South Hartford, president. Cars will leave from the South Hart- ford Church House at 9:00 a.m. The subject of wild flowers will be further followed at the next regular meeting to be held on Tuesday, May 23 at 1:30 p.m. at the - South Hartford Church House. Speaker will be Stanley Hart of Glens Falls who has made the photographing and study of wild flowershis avoca- tion for many years. Mr. Hart has recently returned from Wild BARTHOLOMEW'S MARINA LAKE ST. CATHERINE 802 - 645 - 9955 | HAS NEW MFG OUTBOARD BOATS-INBOARD BOATS-ROW BOATS AND SAIL BOATS HAS NEW EVINRUDE MOTORS FROM 1% HP. TO 125 H.P. [HAS NEW SEA NYMPH ALUMINUM ROW BOATS 12' AND 14\ [HAS NEW CRESTLINER 12' AND 14° ALUMINUM ROW BOATS HAS NEW ATTEX ATV'S (SIX WHEELED) ‘ HAS NEW SIMPLEX MINI-BIKES [ HAS NEW INDIAN FIBERGLASS CANOES | HAS NEW SHAKESPEAR ELECTRIC FISHING MOTORS AND FISH LOCATORS | HAS A NEW COMPLETE FIBERGLASS REPAIR CENTER | HAS ONE OF THE MOST COMPLETE ACCESSORY MARINE DEPARTMENTS IN NEW YORK AND VERMONT HAS A SERVICE AND REPAIR SHOP HAS SUMMER DOCKING | HAS SHIPMATE TRAILERS HAS GAS AND OIL SERVICE AT , THE DOCK HAS WINTER STORAGE FOR BOATS | HAS MOTORCYLE PARTS (ALL MAKES)|! HAS THREE WHEELED ATV'S HAS: MINNOWS AND WORMS HAS FINANCING TIME-SO COME ON OVER AND HAVE SOME. TAKES 5 MINUTES FROM GRANVILLE. Flower Weekend in The Great Smokies and his widely known slide - presentation on wild flowers will be augmented by new slides taken on this trip. Members are reminded that part of the program for this meeting will be the donation of perennial plants from the gar- dens of the branch members, These plants will in turn bedo- nated to the Wilton State School for their program in Horticul« tural Therapy. It is suggested that the directions for planting and care be included with each gift. Membersareaisoremind- ed to bring house plants for ex- change among themselves, Hostesses for the May 23 meeting will be Mrs. Richard Dornan, Mrs. Francis Terry, Miss Marion O'Leary, Mrs. Edith Harrington, Mrs. Ray- gland White and Mrs. Edgar eal. Washington County Jr. Grange Rally The annual Rally for Washing- ton C ounty Junior Grangers will be held Saturday, May 20, at 3:00 p.m. in the Satem Union Grange Hall under the direction of Mts. Donald Corlew, Junior Deputy, All Junior and subor- dinate grange members are in- vited and urged to attend. County Legion Aux. Meeting The monthly meeting of the Washington County American Legion Auxiliary will be held, Thursday, May 18, 1972, at the Granville Legion rooms. Mrs. Elsie Jackson of Salem, Wash- ington County Chairman, will preside. All County committee Chairmen will be asked for re- ports,. Mrs. Doris Sekorak of Hudson Falls, Poppy Chair man, urges all units to bring Poppy Posters to this meeting to be judged and County Chairman, Mrs. Teresa Jennings of Cam- bridge urges all units totry and make coupon quota as soon as possible as the county is short of quota. Members of the Granville unit will be hostesses for this meet- ing. Grange Sewing Contest The Sewing Contest for Wash- ington C ounty Granges was held on May 13th at North Granville Grange Hall with 16 garments being judged in three classes. The Judges were Mrs. Carolyn Webber of Salem, Mrs.Faublan Mercure of Hartford and Mrs. Karen Roberts of Granville. First place winners in each Class whose garments have been sent on to the State Con- test to be held May 23rd in Gilbertsville are: Class A - Mrs. Vivian Bor- den, Pleasant Valley Grange, South Cambridge; Class B - Miss Barbara Argyle, non-member sponsored by Ar- gyle Grange; Class C - Mrs. Beverly Stannard, Pleasant Valley Grange. Others receiving prizes were: Class A- second, Mrs. Jean Guysette of Glens Falls, non- member sponsored by North Granville Grange; third, Mrs. Madeline - McGeoch, - Argyle BAIT Page - 13 THE GRANVILLE SENTINEL OVER 13,500 READERS THURSDAY, MAY 18, 1972 Grange. Class B- second,Miss Joan Lipka, Whitehall Grange, Class C - tied for second,Mrs, Adah Kinney of Argyle Grange and Mrs, Thelma Lipka of Whitehall Grange. Also having entries were the following Granges; Battie Hill, Kingsbury, _ Putnam Valley, Salem, and Shushan. The contest was held under the direction of the PomonaService and - Hospitality Comittee Mrs. Marilyn Brileya, Chair- man; Ms. Mariiyn Thomas and Mrs. Adah Kinney. The next County contests tobe held by the S, and H, Committee at the June 10 meeting of Pomona in Putnam will be the yeast coffee cake and the Centennial Aprons. Country Gals 4-H Club By Nancy Flint,News Reporter Mav 13 was Walk-@a-thon and many CountryGals participated, All walked at least 3 miles or far- enough to get a certificate. Nancy Flint, Jane Day, Jessica Day ,Gail McNell Bridgett Ellis, Dorothea Craig, Debbi Craig, Lori Rogers, Dara Migliore and Merrisa Migliore - struggled anywhere between 5 @andll mtles (they have blisters to prove 1t). Other West Hebroners who walked were Steve Waite, Jim Flint, and a dog, Tip Flint. The trio completed the 25 miles and will receive trophies, They completed the distance in just less than 8 hours and were the 9th, 10th, and lith walkers to arrive back at Argyle, Mark Migliore, another West Hebron- er also walked. We all had fun and are gladwe could do our part for the 4-H building fund. Morning Flower Lodge #71 Morning Flower Lodge No. 71 F and AM of Pawlet and Rupert will meet in regular communi- cation on Thursday, May 18, 8:00 p.m. The Entered Appren- tice degree will be conferred upon a class of candidates. Fifty year and twonty-five year buttous w!'ll be presented by R, W., G.M.D.D. - Henry W, Bassen. Refreshments | will follow the meeting. Wells Methodist Worship Services On Sunday, May 28, worship _ the Methodist Church will begin at 9:30 a. m This change will be effective until further notice. Church school will continue to mset at the services | at rather than 9:45 a.m regular time, Due to the Annual Conference there will be no morning wor- ship at the Methodist Church May 21 (this Sunday), You are invited to attend the services at Conference Hall, _ Green Mountain College, Poultney, at 2:15 p.m. Notebook (Continued from Page 1) while, we've revised our will... James won't be remembered a dime's worth from our colonel's pension! And just think.. .he had it made! . * % % COACH KEN BURCH'S roller skating team is strictly Olympic material, according to observers at the Glens Falls arena, Ken's feminine \star'\ is - really - something The French type. * % % IF you want to get a little fun out of life try dancing and \Hepper\ Willlams says it's a fact...as does Charles Schiff... Dominick Villano... \Rick\ Rudd ... Bill Hughes ... Russ Murphy...F red Schaeffer,... Neal Hulett ... Pat Conway ... Jack Evans... Wiibur Chapman... Fred Beecher,... Paul Mackey... Irv Hughes...Paul Fish...Phl Berke...David McHenry...Jack Minogue ... \Bud\\ - Reed ... Pharmacist Crumley ... Poult- ney's Postmaster...Cap. Phil Smith... Assessor Ray Roberts ... Walt Keefe...John Stokowski ...Dave Bean... Ray Evans...Don Scott ... Bill Quinn ... Charles Shinn ... Lester Browde ... Tommy Nelson ... John Tlerney ... John Pekar ... Claus Pea- sickle ... Fred Regan. %o % WE'LL BET a Kennedy half dollar that one of these months you'll see Albert Berkowitz named chairman of the New York State Crime Commission. It's just our own crystal ball in action! North Hebron By Mrs. Arch Craig Several from hereattended the first - grade program at the Elementary School in Granville Monday morning. Much credit is due theteacher; thechildren all did well too. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Craig attended a meeting at Lake Luzerne last week. Mrs. Arch Craig called on Mrs. Hunt recently, and also on Mrs. Judy Moore. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Leyton and son, Tom from New Jersey spent the week endat their home here. They are driving a new Chevrolet. * Congratulations to Mr. and Mrs. Gary Wilson on the arrival of a new baby born at the Glens Falls Hospital recently. Bruce and Peter Craig, three of the LaPlaste children, Deborah and Dorothea Criig, the Shattuck children and Ch Baker were inthe Walk-A-Thon Saturday. Sympathy is extended to the family of the late Mrs. Charles Burch. Raceville Visitors are welcome at all Services, Your Church (I0 a.m.) 50 in attendance last Sunday (same number as previous week). The folks present were asked tosee what members were missing, and urged to contact such. Your Sunday-School (11 a.m.) Winners of Banners; Both the Attendance and Offering Ban~ ners - were earned by the Primary class. * Please remember that C onfer - ence will start this Thursday (today) and continue until Sun- day afternoon (May ist), ' in- clusive, AS USUAL, there will be no Church service nor session of your Sunday-School this coming Sunday (21st). However, why not go to Green Mt, C ollege that afternoon (Sun- day) and hear Bishop Wicke at 2:15 o'clock? Get thereat about 1:30, please, and get a seat. Your minister's sermon topic Sunday morning was \It Runs in The Family - Love.\ Text: \Remember me to Rufus, that eminent Christian, and to his m:'her, who has been a mother to me,\ - Romans 16th Chapt. 13th verse. The minister closed his remarks with: This world is a world of changes, A world with sorrow and pain, but a mother's love is changeless whether it be loss or gain.Some names last 'til end of time, some - names we - forever smother, one name lasts till end of time, 'Tis the sacred name of Mother.\ «Mothers write on the hearts of - their children what the world's rough hands cannot erase,\ Ushers: Floyd and Warren Wait, Ray Van Guilder, Paula Harrison, Mrs. Patricia (Jo¢) Panoushek, Crandall, Gene Corey Jr, Becky Thomas. Hom: from the Hospital is Mrs. Janet Falkowski. Goiden Cross Sunday . There's still time to give! You have been invited by Mr, and Mrs, Alfred Morris and staff of Indian River Nursing Home to visit this week, especially, since it is Nursing Home week. The beautiful flowers Sunday morning (Mother's Day) were given in - memory of Helen Loomis from ''The Family\ Our thanks! \ Welcome home from the South- land, Don and Gladys Butler. Children's Day wili be ob- served Sunday, June 4, at 10 o'clock, followed by a dinner for all at the Raceville Com- munity House, as is customary. Visitors at the parsonage on Mother's Day were the Clinton McDonalds: Claire, Clinton, Clinton, Jr., Sue and Jo Anne, as well as Mrs. Louise M: Donald. Class in Church L embership ° for boys and girls ~1il soon be started. If interested, please say so. Summer Camps are calling. Are you going to Skye Farm Camp this summer? Ask about camp. Memorial Fund, A cash gift has been received from George R, Wilson, Jr., Litchfield, Conn. in memory offather ar dmother, George and Elizabeth Wilson. Thank you! Gold has been beate:. ssa thick- ness of 1/368,000 of an inch... commercial - gold - leaf is 1/200,000 to 1/250,000 of an inch in thickness. Building Lots (2) _ | ‘ Helo, Hawaii 1 Owner will sell reason-... CcONTACT 1 (Mrs) Luella H. Ellis, Broker Poultney, Vt. (518) 282-9689 or (802) 287-5221 AGWAY GRANVILLE, N.Y. 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