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French-Nuttle Seaway Valley Womens Club September 25,1986-Fort Covington Sun-Fort Covington, N.Y. Page 3 FFA News m I Nancy French and Bill Nuttle Mr. and Mrs. Maynard French wish to announce the engagement of their daughter Nancy to Bill Nuttle son of Mr. & Mrs. Arthur Nuttle of Fenton, Michigan. Nancy is a 1985 graduate of Salmon River Central High School. Nancy entered the Armed Forces in June, 85 and was stationed in Ft. Jackson until Nov. 85. At present she is an Administrative Specialist stationed at Ft. Benning, Ga. Bill graduated from Fenton High School in 1982 and entered the Army where he is a Recovery Specialist stationed 'at Ft. Benning, Ga. A December 20th wedding is being planned. 4-H News On Friday, September 12th, the Fort Covington Comets 4- H club met for a work session. We formed 2 assembly lines to package trees. This project was for the Conservation Day held at St. Regis Falls Central School for the sixth graders. The trees were put in plastic bags with a paper towel and a little water. Then, information about 4-H and instructions for planting the small trees were stapled to the bag. At the end of the evening, we had finished 800 trees, and were ready for our greatly deserved dinner. The \85-86\ 4-H year is nearing it's end, and we'd like to say thanks to all of those people who put time in to help us this year. News reporter, Ruth Kerwin We had a 4-H meeting Sept. 15. We discussed the Franklin County Fair. All members said they enjoyed the fair especially the 4-H horse show. We liked the judge, Mr. Cobb, who took time to instruct us as he placed us. He helped us to relax and have a good time. Some members volunteered to work at the 4-H spaghetti fund raiser dinner held in October. We also discussed a camping trip and trail ride, we plan to have Oct. 3 at Chatlands. We discussed proj- ects members completed. We plan to reorganize next month. Kim Whitaker Acting News Reporter On August 26 the ottices Jrj of the Seaway Valley Women's |f Club met at the home of Miss ^ Katherine Sullivan to for- | mulate plans for the ensuing ? year. Committee chairmen | were named and dates set for f the monthly meetings. It was - idecided to hold the fall,I meeting at the Crossroads \| Restaurant in Moira. * On Monday evening, Sept. 15 the club met at the Cross- roads at 6:30 p.m. Following the dinner the business meet- ing was called to order by the President Ruth Brill. The! secretary and treasurer's re- . ports were read and accepted 1986-87 FFA OFFICERS: (L-R) Jamie Durant, president; Wayne Ashley, sentinel; and committee chairmen ap- Gloria Witham, treasurer; Mike Armstrong, vice-president; Kevin Hall, student pointed. The program chair- advisor, Jeremy Brockway, reporter; Cathy Keefe, secretary and Mr. Bruce man, Marion McElwain, was Bonesteel, faculty adivsor. asked to provide a speaker The Salmon River FFA met Members volunteered to Now is the time to be thinking at each meeting. for it's first formal meeting work on commitees for the about your spring flower A food sale will be held with its new officers on Sept. year. Our first fund raiser will garden. Remember that when at Key Bank in Fort Covington 23,1986. Meetings will be held be the Fall bulls sale. We are an FFA member knocks at on Friday, Oct. 3, starting on \A\ days at 11:45. All FFA counting on this to start our your door. Thank You. at 10 a.m. There will also, Alumni are welcomed to year off right. Your help will be a craft table. attend. On November 22 the club will sponsor a Memory Tree as in the past Madeline Leroux is chairman. In December baskets will be sent to shut-ins. Airman Dennis A. Robin- Officers are: President Ruth son, son of Floyd A. and IH rawer be very much appreciated. St. Ann's Robinson Harvest Supper Jeremy Brockway, Reporter Beginning Knitting Brill; Vice President Joan Marjorie Robinson of Rural Elliott; Secretary Katherine Route 1, Constable, N.Y., Sullivan and Treasury Made- has graduated from the U.S. North Country Community St. Ann's Society is plan- ning their annual \Harvest Supper\ for Sunday, October College in conjunction with 5th. The menu consists of tur- Ballard Mill will offer a non- key and all the trimmings, credit Beginner Knitting line Leroux. Air Force law enforcement garden vegetables, homemade course starting Wednesday, Committee chairmen are: specialist course at Lackland Marion McElwain, Ola Stock- Air Force Base, Texas, well, Joan Elliott, OlgaFleury, Graduates of the course Sylvia Brill, Helen Collette, studied general law enforce- Gloria Campbell, Madeline ment duties, tactics, weapons, Leroux. training, physical apprehen- Two new members were sion and restraint and earned received: The next meeting credits toward an associate desserts, dressing, gravy and Oct. 1 from 7 to 9 p.m. for beverage. The dinner will be six weeks at Ballard Mill. held in St. Ann's Parish Cen- Learn an ancient skill and terinSt. Regis Falls, from 1:30 make the latest fashions for PM to 5:00 PM. you and your family. Bring Donations $4.50 for adults needles and yarn or purchase and $2.00 for children. Area at class, residents are urged to take a A registration fee of $15 Brides! Come see the Winter '86 Collection at Ores din])\ goom 46 East Main St. 483-2070 will be held at the home of degree in applied science ride to see the autumn foliage will be charged and may be Olga Fleury on Monday, Oct. through the Community Col- and enjoy a lovely home completed at Badger Hall or cooked turkey dinner. Plenty call North Country Commu- for all!! nity College at 483-4550. 20 at 7:30. lege of the Air Force. \SAVE MONEY ON FUEL BILLS\ Get Read For Winter Repair Your Driveway and Septic System Now! Top Soil Cement Gravel Crush Stones Screen Gravel NAP BEAUDIN 358-2425 °Under the SAVINGPOWER Program, the Public Service Commission has directed the State's major electric and gas companies to provide free home energy audits to New Yorkers living in one-to-four family homes. The PSC has also directed the utilities to establish low-interest loan plans from $ 200 to $ 4,500, depending upon the size of the home, to help pay the cost of carrying out \he energy conservation pro- jects, which pay for themselves within seven years or less The conservation suggestions made during the audit are not mandatory. These free professional audits are available to anyone who owns or rents a one-to-four family house built before 1980; multiple dwelling owners may obtain an aduit at minimum cost. Audits may be reqested by filling out the form below and sending it to: Community Action Agency of Franklin County 64 Elm Street P. O. Box 270 Malone, N^wYork 12953 Application for Free SAVINGPOWER Audit NAME ADDRESS DAYTIME PHONE: ( ) NIGHT PHONE: ( ) YOUR UTILITY (GAS OR ELECTRIC COMPANY) YOUR UTILITY ACCOUNT NUMBER (IF AVAILABLE) RETURN TO: COMMUNITY ACTION AGENCY OF FRANKLIN COUNTY 64 Elm Street, P. O. Box 270 Malone, New York 12953 T
