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FORT COVINGTON SUN Fort Covington, N.Y. 12937 Second class postage paid at Fort Covington, N.Y. 12937 m Established 1885 - Our Centennial Year Fort Covington, New York 12937 Price 30c USPS 205-680 Pauline Brockway Dies Pauline Brockway 1913-1986 Pauline T. Brockway, 73, of Fort Covington, died Friday, May 2, 1986, in Alice Hyde Hospital. Born Jan 27, 1913 in Bom- bay, she was the only child of Albert and Ada Thurgood. She attended Fort Coving- ton and Bombay schools and Watertown School of Commerce. On Aug. 29, 1946, she was married to Ivan H. Hollen- beck, who predeceased her July 22, 1967. On Oct. 10, 1970, she was married to Wayne J. Brock- way. He predeceased her Dec. 15, 1982. Surviving are a step-son, Ivan L. Hollenbeck of Fort Jackson; two step- grandchildren, Jack and Jane Hollenbeck, and two great- grandchildren. She was a member of Bom- bay United Methodist Church and played the organ for 25 years in Fort Covington Methodist Church. She was a 50-year member of Covington Chapter 392, Order of the Eastern Star, and Seaway 1 Valley Women's Club, where she was honored as Woman of the Year in 1979. She was a member of Franklin County Association of Senior Citizens. She was in repose at the Cosgrove Funeral Home until funeral services in the chapel on May 5, 1986 at 2:00 p.m. with the Rev. Donald Alex- ander officiating. Burial will be at the Hillside Rest Ceme- tery in Bombay. Pall bearers were Elton Cappiello, Harold Snyder, Roger Clary, Edward Ther- rien, Matthew Gaffney and Robert Wilson. Donations in her memory can be made to the Fort Covington Adult Center or the Fort Rescue Squad. Graduation Party to be Planned Traditions begin some- where. How many different parties will your child be leav- ing from and driving to this June 27th. How many gradua- tion parties does one attend in a lifetime? We can give the Class of C 86 the biggest and best party ever to keep in their memories until they meet a their tenth year class reunion. We have the cooperation of the school, Franklin County Stop DWI and the Franklin County Substance House Ser- vices. Now we need the help of the students, the parents (not just the parents of the Class of *86) and any community members for ideas which will make this type of party a tradi- tion tor years to come. There will be a meeting on Tuesday, May 13tfi at 7:00 in the Middle School cafeteria of all those who have an interest in getting this celebration started. The Class of '86 has finally reached the goal of graduation, we would like to provide a celebration worthy of the event. If you are unable to attend but would like to offer your assistance, please call Sue Ful- lum at 358-2794, Joan Cun- ningham at 358-9522 or Mar- tha Cook at 358-2575. Please remember, students, parents and friends are welome to attend this meeting. New Customs Hours The Border Inspection Sta- tions at the Churubusco/ Franklin Center, Quebec site adopted a summer schedule on May 1. The new hours of opera- tion, effective through Oct. 31, will be 8 a,m. till midnight. Persons entering the United States or Canada during the hours that these ports are closed are required by law to immediately report their ar- rival to the closest customs installation of that respective country. Individuals who don't report their entry are subject to a penalty. Four More Deaths on Reserve Four residents of the St. the St. Lawrence cemetery, Regis Indian Reserve, includ- St. Regis, Quebec, ing a four month pregnant The funeral for Francis woman died on Saturday, Lazore and his wife, Margaret May 3rd after the car in which was held at 11 a.m. Tuesday they were riding failed to at the St. Regis Catholic negotiate a right turn in the Church, St. Regis, Quebec road and sped into a culvert, with the Rev. Robert Flieg overturning several times. officiating. Burial was in St. According to the police the Joseph's Cemetery, Hogans- latest accident occurred on the burg. Calling hours were held River Road in the town of at the Home for Funerals, Chenail, Quebec at about 6:45 Snye, Quebec, a.m. The police blamed the The couple is survived by accident on speeding and a son, Daniel, 19, and two alcohol and said that the four daughters, Katherine, 20, and were returning to their homes Althea, 15. from a speakeasy on the U.S. Mr. Lazore was born at St. side of the reservation. Regis, Quebec on May 24, Dead at the scene were the 1945, the son of Louis B. and driver of the car, 33 year old Cecilia Boots Lazore. His Clarence Cook, 40 year old father, Louis Lazore survives Francis Lazore and his wife, along with a brother, Percy, Margaret Lazore, age 38. 31 Cornwall, Ont. A brother, year old Kathy Lazore Mit- Harvey, predeceased him. chell was pronounced dead at He was employed as an 11:30 a.m. in the Hotel Dieu ironworker and painter and Hospital in Cornwall. Mrs. most recently worked at the Mitchell was four months Seaway International Bridge, pregnant. Mrs. Lazore was born at St. Clarence Cook was sur- Regis, Quebec on July 20, vived by his mother, Cathe- 1947, the daughter of John rine Cook; two children, Mi- and Christie Smoke Mitchell, chael Mitchell, 10 and Loretta She is survived by a sister, Cook, 5; two sisters, Elizabeth Nancy Adams and a brother, Peters and Margaret Cook, Peter Mitchell, both of the both of the Snye; and two Snye. brothers, Charles and Domin- Mrs. Lazore was employed ic Cook, also of the Snye. as a waitress at the Bear's Den. Calling hours were held at Mr. Cook and Mrs. Lazore the home of his sister, Eliza- were both efected from the 1979 beth Peters. The funeral was Buick sedan. Mr. Lazore was held at 11 a.m. on Wednesday found in the trunk of the car. at the St. Regis Catholic Mrs. Mitchell was removed Church with the Rev. Robert from the car with the aid of Fleig officiating. Burial was in the \J aws of Life\ hydraulic St. Regis Cemetery, St. Regis door splitter. The Akwesasne Quebec. and Bombay Rescue Squads Clarence Cook was born on transported the victims to the February 11, 1953 in Corn- Hotel Deiu Hospital in wall, Ontario, the son of Cornwall. Richard and Catherine Cook. This is the second alcohol He attended schools at The related accident on the Re- Snye and Cornwall. He was serve since the April 18 death employed as an iron worker, of three men in a fiery collision Kathy Lazore Mitchell was with a loaded car carrier near born in Toronto, Ontario, the Route 37 and Route 95 in daughter of Peter and Minnie Hogansburg. Arquette Lazore. She is sur- vived by her mother, paternal grandmother, Mrs. Annie Dana P. Arquette, 23, driver Lazore, Hogansburg, a son, of the car, his brother, Curtis Michael 11, a daughter, Lo- Arquette, 26, both of the St. retta, 5, two sisters, Linda Regis Road and Kevin Cree, Lazore, Potsdam, and Peggy 26, of the Pyke Road. Lazore, The Snye, Que.; a brother, Peter, The Snye; several aunts, uncles and cousins. She was predeceased by her father, a brother, Stanley and a son, Joseph.. ~ . , SSI 1 * hou h,d f r f r h MitJ to~Lr a TXwSw! vices were held at 11,,^^^!^^ St. Reg.s Cathohc:- Twomen contributed Dead in that accident were Edition 315 May 8,1986 Fish's 1984 Burglary Suspect Jailed David Delosh, 20, of Massena was committed to the Franklin County jail on Monday for the June, 1984 burglary of Fish's I.G.A. in Fort Covington. Delosh was served a third degree burglary war- rant as he was being released from an 11 month term in St. Lawrence County jail for an unre- lated crime. Delosh remains in cus- tody in lieu of $1,500.00 bail House Damaged by Fire The home in which Cathy Collet te and her two children, Justinee and Lloyd on the Cn\d Snrincrs RnaH in RomHdv was seriously damaged in an electrical fire on Sunday eve- ning at about 7 p.m. Responding to the fire, Bombay Fire Chief Nate Collette, sister of Cathy Collette, found the second story of the rented farm house belonging to Robert Durant fully inflamed. The Fire Marshall stated that the fire started in a hot water heater which was locat- ed under the stairway leading to the top floor of the house. Cathy Collette stated that most of the loss the family sustained were personal items belonging to the children. The family was not at home when the fire broke out. Theresa Butcher Enters Guilty Plea Theresa Anne Butcher en- tered a plea of guilty to first degree manslaughter before Judge Jan H. Plumadore in Franklin County Court on Friday, May 2, 1986. Mrs. Butcher had been charged with second degree murder after Clayton E. Butcher died of a gunshot wound to the head; Clayton Butcher was found in tne bedroom of the home the couple shared with their two children. Theresa Anne Tupia and Clayton Butcher were married in Fort Covington in 1969. Clayton Butcher was a fourth grade teacher at Salmon River Central School. Sentencing is scheduled fo< June 23rd. Bake & Book Sale Sat.-May 10- 10am Local Arts & Crafts Display Old & New For Sale: Delicious HomeMade Food Books By The Bag Full Ft. Covington Reading Center and Museum Star Quilt, 1986 officiating. Burial will be j tfeveriy Cappiello, Marilyn Furnia,Aletha Robert, Georgette Lauzon, Gladys Mayville, Eleanor Latulippe, Theresa Quenneville, Vonda Smith, Eileen Hardin, Mary Lacerenza, Shirley Avery, Dorothy Shatiaw, Sarah Ben- nett, Brenda Barney, Mary Miller, Mary Wylie and Bea Tuper. They were stitched together by Barb McElwain. The Ohio Star quilt, done in blues, is a bit of different con- ceptual design from last year's qufit, but just as beautiful. The quilt will be on display in sev- eral local places. (PWM)
