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FORT COVINGTON SUN FortCovington, NY. 12937 3ft. (tairft gt0 Second class postage paid at FortCovington, NY. 12W7 tr Established 1885 — Our Centennial Year Fort Covington, New York 12937 Price 30c USPS 205-680 Edition 299 January 9, 1986 Covillebay Fort Covitigton Housing Approved Back at the Helm Covillebay Housing Man- ager, Robert Gibb has announced the financing approval by FmHA for the twleve unit senior citizen hous- ing complex for Fort Covington. The twelve housing unit complex will be located near the Fort Covington Town Gar- age. The bid letting for the pro- ject will be done in the near future, construction is expected to begin in the Spring with anticipated completion in the Fall of '86. Teacher Suspended William Plante, physical edu- cation teacher and hockey coach at Salmon River Central School has been suspended from his teaching and coaching duties for an undetermined length of time in order for school officials to investigate an incident which allegedly occurred at the school on December 19th and which involved a student, although school officials will not confirm the later. David White has assumed Planters hockey coaching duties during the suspension period. Tickets Available Tickets are now available for the dinner which will be held in honor of Donald Durant on January 18,1986. The dinner, in recognition of the twenty-six years^i service New Reference Books Thanks to a grant from the New York State Council on the Arts through the Malone Arts Council, the following reference books have been added to the Fort Reading Center: Webster's Ninth New Collegiate Dictionary trie 1985 World Almanac 115 Classic American Patchwork Quilt Patterns McCairs Big Book of Quilts and Other Treas- urers Complete Book of Crochet-Stitch Patterns Vogue Dictionary of Knitting Stitches A Field Guide to Wildflowers 1986 Buying Guide Issue Family Legal Guide The Johnson and Johnson First Aid Book The Family Handbook of Medical Tests The Kovais Antiques and Collectibles Price List The Audobon Society Field Guide to North American Birds Guiness Book of World Records (Thanks also to the personnel staff from the Clinton-Essex-Franklin Library for its advice and consultation in this matter.) Mr. Durant has given to Town Government will be held at the Crossroads m Moira. Tickets are $10.00 and a choice of steamship round, stuffed chicken breast or baked had- dock tnust - w \mmmmm time of purchase. The dinner is scheduled for 7:30 p.m. with a cocktail hour preceeding. Tickets are available from Sue Fullum, Coilette's Groc- ery, Fish's I.G.A.- (John Cush- man), the Akwesasne Library or from either Jim or Bob Durant. Reservations must be made no later than January 13th. Milk Marketing Outlook A milk marketing situation and outlook workshop to be held Wednesday, January 15, 1986 -1:00 p.m. to 3:00 p.m. at the Amvets Clubhouse, Whip- plevilte Road, Malone, N.Y. Refreshments included (Cour- tesy of Local Lending Insti- tutions) Speakers will be Walter Wasserman — Cornell Exten- sion Specialist, Milk Marketing. \Milk Marketing Situation and Outlook\ supply - demand - prices (Whole Herd Buyout!? Francis G. Van Schaick — Key Bank of Northern New York, NA Vice President; Manager, Agri-Business Department: \Dairy Economic Outlook in Northern New York\. Dick Cornwall — Sealtest. N. Lawrence, General Man- ager. \Local Marketing Situa tion and Outlook,\ \Update on Sealtest in Northern New York.\ Everyone Welcome! Bring a friend — no reservations required. Hope to see you there. County Legislator Charles O. Smith is slated to be Chairman of the Board of Legislators, the position he held during 1982 and 1983. Smith of Bombay, represents Legislative District No. 1. When the 4 Democrat, 3 Republican board meets on Wednesday, January 8, Smith is the man who seems to be Former Farmer's Bank President Takes New Position Donald E. Stone, former president of the Farmer's National Bank of Malone, and currently serving as executive vice president of Key Corp, Inc. will assume the post of presi- dent and chief operating officer of the National Bank and Trust Company of Norwich, New York on February 1,1986. The newly created post of president and chief operating officer will give Mr. Stone the responsibility for the daily operating of the 18-office, $400 million bank. Mr. Stone served in the capacity of President o\ Farmer's National Bank unti Key Bank assumed ownership October 1, 1982. Mr. Stont then became senior vice presi American Legion Auxiliary Presents Donations At the American Legion Christmas Party, Dec. 21st, the Auxiliary presented donations ot several area organizations. Taper, Auxiliary President and Barb M^EIwain, Ft. Covinston Reading Center- Museum Co^^airman. dent of Key Bank, Albany witf responsibilities which includec acquisition and mergers, direc torship of Key Bank affiliates ir the State of Maine and Kes Bank of Northern, New York NA. Mr. Stone's activities have included past presidency of the Adirondack Banker's Associa- tion, Malone Chamber of Commerce, North Franklin County Industrial Develop- ment Corporation, Malone Development Corporation and Malone Rotary Club, general chairman for five years of the Malone Winter Carnival, and past Exalted Ruler of the Malone Lodge of Elks. He also served two terms as chairman of the Town of Malone Planning Commission. He is a retired reserve colonel with the U.S. Army National Guard. Currently he is serving as chairman of Governor Cuo mo's Task Force for New Busi ness Development Corpora tion, past chairman of New York Business Development Corporation, past regional director for the Second National Banking District, and past regional director for the small business administration. Married to the former Cath- 2rn Dullea, the Stones have four children, the youngest a high school senior. Mr. Stone and his family will be making their home in the Norwich area. Pat Tuper and Carleen Burditt, Director of the Fort Adult Center. Pat Tuper and Ray Cartier of the Ft. Covington Volunteer Firemen.
