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1 1 FORTCOVINGTONSUN Fort Covington, N.Y. 12937 Second class postage paid at Fort Covington, N.Y. 12937 m Established 1885 Fort Covington, New York 12937 Price 30c USPS 205-680 Edition 310 March 27, 1986 No. Fr. Pee Wees State Runner Up By Alice Jock Congratulations to North Franklin's Pee Wees for being the second best in the state. On Friday, the boys played the No. 1 team of the West, South Buffalo, and defeated them by a score of 6-0. This was a great way to start the Tournament and gave the boys' morale a tremendous boost. On Sat. morning the boys met Oswego, the No. 2 team from the Central. A lead of 3 goals was gradually trimmed to 2 goals and with a little more than a minute to play Oswego came back to tie the game. Later that evening, North Franklin met Lake Placid, the team that had defeated them in the Sectionals. Lak Placid came on very strong and took the lead. By the end of the second period Lake Placid was still ahead by a score of 4-3. Towards the end of the second period North Franklin applied alot of pressure and when they returned after the required break to do the ice, they exploded and took the game by a score of 9-5. This gave North Franklin 5 out of 6 possible pts. and first place in their division. Sunday's semifinal between North Franklin and Hamburg proved to be an exciting game. The boys had to win this one to qualify for the championship game. Again. Hamburg scored first and the boys had to come- from behind again. This time it was North Franklin's turn to come back and tie the game. This meant that overtime would be in effect and the first team to score would win the .TO ALL As Jesus shares with us the power of His resurrec- tion, may we experience His healing presence— being renewed and refreshed. May our hearts constantly express \Alleluia\ as we go forth giving witness to our Easter joy and may those around us be truly enriched. Fr. Holland Hart Sister Mary Hallahan Row (L-R) Greg Lauzon, Terry Lauzon, Shannon jock, Corey Cun- ningham, Conrad Lazore; Row 2 (L-R) Gus McDonald (Assistant Coach), Carl White (Assistant Coach), Pete LaFrance, Corey White, Jody David, Curtis Thompson, Pat Fullum, Adam Thompson, Bob Lauzon (Coach); Row 3 (L-R) Eddie Lazore (Manager), Matthew Phillips, Troy Mitchell, Joey Phillips, Floyd Bingham, Elliott Lazore, Todd Lewis, Scott McDonald, Jimmy Lazore (Trainer). nearly two periods. New Hart- North Franklin 4-Hamburg 3 fork scored 2 goals with about New Hartford 6-Oswego 0 2 min. left in the second A radio donated by K-Mart the 3rd period of Malone was won by Harry Phillips, one of the Pee Wee hockey players. North Franklin would like to thank everyone who volun- teered their time and talents to make the tournament a great success. Thanks to the com- Easter, like the coming of Spring, is a reminder to God's people of the HOPE, LIFE, and LOVE that is made available to EVERYONE through the reality of the cross. For those who have not yet believed that God walks among us, it is cause for wonder...for others who feel enslaved by despair, it is light at the end of the tunnel, and for many more it is the opportunity for celebration...a celebration of life that the journey of faith extends to us through belief in Jesus as the Christ. May the Easter experience this year be one that enriches your life; for therein lies abundance. ALLELUIA, FOR CHRIST IS RISEN! Don Alexander, Pastor Bombay United Methodist Church & 1st Presbyterian Church of Ft. Covington Fire Destroys Home period. In North Franklin came back and scored 1 goal. It looked like they might come back and tie the game. However New Hart- ford scored its 3rd & 4th goal and the game ended with a score of 4-1. The boys had given their all and turned out to be New Hartford's toughest opponent. The scores for thg Tourna- ment were as follows: Hamburg 8-Nassau Co. 3 North Franklin 6-South Buf- falo 0 Saratoga 2-New Hartford 10 Oswego 2-Lake Placid 3 (Cont'd on Pg. 12) Shamrock Figure Skaters Win Nine Medals game. This put a tremendous, Hamburg 8-Saratoga 2 amount of pressure on the Nassau Co. 2-New Hartford 6 boys. However, North Frank- lin scored in the second over- time and their fans went wild. The Championship game at 5:15 was between North Franklin and New Hartford. The game was scoreless for North Franklin 3-Oswego 3 South Buffalo 6-Lake Placid 5 New Hartford 5-Hamburg 1 Nassau Co. 0-Saratoga 6 Lake Placid 5-North Franklin 9 Oswego 7-South Buffalo 3 Semi-finals were between: Accident Dawn M. Leroux, 19, of Fort Covington, sustained a broken thigh Saturday night when the car she was driving on Route 32 in town of Bangor slipped on ice and collided with a tree. Police said passengers Dorothy Morcy, 56, and Dawn Morcv, 20, were also slightly injured. Ail were taken to Alice Hyde Memorial Hospital in Malone. Miss Leroux was admitted, while the passengers were treated and released. No tickets were issued. Skaters from the Shamrock Figure Skating Club com- peted this past weekend against clubs from Canton, Massena, Ogdensburg, Alex Bay, Cornwall, St. Lawrence and Watertown in the Mas- sena Figure Skating Invita- tional Competition and test session. Returning home with a total of nine medals were the follow- ing skaters. In the Preliminary Freestyle competition, Cheryl Lacerenza received a gold medal, Nicole Cunningham received a bronze medal and Kalli Mulvana placed fifth. In the Juvenile Freestyle competition, Jessica Russell received a bronze medal in one flight and Stacey Cun- ningham placed 5th in another flight. The Pre-Preliminary Last Wednesday, March munity for their great support £ I 986 ' thc ^ler home of in attending North Franklin's * h e L ^^ avagefam- games. It seemed great to see^ c^jE^w des- troyed by fire. Mr. and Mrs. Savage and their two children Melissa, 4, and Tyler, 3 mos. were not at home. The fire which began about 11:45 a.m. is believed to have been caused by an electrical wire problem in Melissa's room. Since the family lost Police listed a sudden icing of Maneuver Team of Brandy the roads as the cause of die LaPage, tracey Cartier and accident. medal and the Preliminary Maneuver Team of Nicole Cunningham, Cheryl Lacer- enza and Kalli Mulvana received a bronze medal. An unfortunate knee injury on Friday prevented Jerri Mae LaPage from competing. Laryssa Brill filled in and did a superb job. The following USFSA Tests were passed on Satur- day, March 22: Kalli Mulvana passed the Preliminary Figure Test; Cheryl Lacerenza passed the Juvenile Freestyle Test; Tracey Cartier passed the Pre- liminary. Freestyle Test and the Dutch Waltz Dance/and Brandy LaPage passed the Preliminary Freestyle Test and the Dutch Waltz Dance. Congratulations are extended to these girls on their hard work and dedication. These y their home and all posses- sions in the fire, an appeal for donations of clothes, furniture and cash is being made. Cannisters are being placed in area stores. Anyone wishing to donate items may do so by catting 483-3888, 358-9089 or leave items with Mrs. Savage's (Melody) parents, Mr. and Mrs. James E. Dow of Upper Flat Rock Rd. Sizes are: Melody, tops, 42, slacks 20 Tall, shoes, 9- t Larry — shirts, Large, 16- 16'/2, pants 36, 34 length, shoes 10V6; Melissa, age 4, size 5, shoes, 11; Tyler; 3 mos., sizes 3 to 6 mos. Local Nursery School Survey We are conducting a survey in the Bombay, Ft. Covington and Westville area to see if there exists an interest by the parents of 3 and 4 year olds for a half- day private nursery school The school would be run by two certified teachers, who strongly believe in the benefits of early childhood education. We are cur- rently in the planning stages, so many of the details hove not been girls were coached by Sarahlyn worked out as of yet. Laryssa Brill received a silver Martin of Fort Covington. Since we hope to open Praise fejo^ the school in the fall, we need your help now so we can continue to plan and set up. Are you interested? If so please contact either of us to let us know. Well continue to keep you posted as to whether or not encfugh parents have expressed a desire for the nursery school and of thf details as they becom« more clear to us. Are you interested??? Please call: Alice Lange- Her (358-2537) or Rarer Alexander (358-9761).
