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Gouverntur Tribune-Press Wednesday, Nov. 28, 1990 Page 7 ^ _ SMtmtrc Mud Lake News By Shirley Todd Sandy Anderson of South Edwards By Jennie Bridgeland Boarding Home, after being in Edwina Bunell has re- the Clifton-Fine Hospital. We fumed to the Clifton-Fine are pleased to hear that she is Oxbow By Eleanor Jones Church services for the Tri-Church Parish will be at 10 a.m. in Brasie Corners during the month of December. Ox- bow Sunday School is at 10 in the Parish Hall. There are classes for pre-schoolers through sixth grade. A good crowd turned out for the Christmas Choir re- hearsal last Monday. There is one more on Monday, Dec. 3. It isn't too late; if you like to sing, you are welcome. The choir will sing during the morning service at Brasie Corners on Dec. 9. The prac- tices are at 7:45 at the Brasie Corners. Loraine Bogardus of Morristown is the accompa- nist. The Oxbow Presbyterian Women will hold their Christ- mas meeting at noon Dec. 12 at the home of Candy Henderson at Somerville. Bring your own dishes and a dish to pass. There will be a Christmas program. The Oxbow Historical As- sociation will hold their cov- ered dish Christmas dinner at 6:30p.m. Wednesday, Dec. 12 at the home of Beulah Walrath. There will be an exchange of a fun gift, the value not to ex- ceed $2. Also, bring a gift that you received sometime and tell why it is a favorite, Don' t forget the firemen * s auxiliary's Craft Fair on Satur- day, Dec. 1, from 9 to 5 at the fire hall. The fire department will hold their annual Christmas party on Dec. 16. More details later. Ken and Helen Crawford accompanied Don and Susan Turnbull to Palmyra last Sat- urday, where they were the guests of Candace Turnbull. The Crawfords' son Philip met them there. They returned home with him to Hilton and stayed until Friday. On Friday they returned home with Can- dace who came to Oxbow to visit her parents. Jennifer Lmnan of Dub- lin, Calif., and Debbie Clark and son Willie of Pleasant Valley visited their grand- mother, Eleanor Jones, Mon- day. They all spent the after- noon with Hazel Hansford in Gouvemeur. Many Crawford of the Rochester area spent the week- end with his grandparents, Ken and Helen Crawford, and they spent Sunday with Helen's brother, Bill Collins, of Star Lake. Dave and Joyce Bancroft have a new roof on their house. A tree limb came down in a recent wind storm and punched a hole in the old roof. The village is beginning to show signs of Christmas. Several houses have their lights out The county finished put- ting shoulders on the road they paved last summer. Itcertainly seems good not to have that drop off. Ray and Mary Kirker had visits from all their children Thanksgiving Day. Jeff and Julie and children had dinner with them. Jeff and Julie Kirker cele- brated their 12th anniversary on Nov. 25. Autumn Kirker observed her 10th birthday on Nov. 18. Gerald and Helen Chish- olm, Ina Chisholm and Lucille Honeywell had Thanksgiving dinner with Dave and Barb Dimon on the Theresa Road. Thanksgiving Day guests of Tom and Judy Wood were Florence Wood, Doris and Jenneue Chisholm, Mae Hawn of Gouvemeur, Grace and Dale Hutton of Macomb and Ever- ett and Joy Markwick and family of Gouvemeur. Barbara Scott of William- sen spent last week with Doris and Jennette Chisholm. Barb's son Henry Ludwig, who lives in Gouvemeur, got a seven- point buck last week. Mary Kirker's father, Clarence Cummings, who lives at the Kinney Nursing Home, was able to come home for Thanksgiving. Joyce Bancroft enter- tained her grandchildren, Andrew and Pamela Backus of Theresa, over the weekend. Congratulations to Charee Cook, who is on the JCC honor roil. Dave and Joyce Bancroft entertained 30 members of their families for Thanksgiving dinner. 1 didn't get too many calls with news this week. Maybe next week wdl be better. much better. There will be a combined meeting of the South Edwards Finance Committee and Ad- ministrative Council of the United Methodist Church at 7 p.m. Thursday, Nov. 29 at the home Eleanor Austin. Friday evening visitors, Nov. 16 at the Bridgeland home were Dorothy and Kermit Jones, Harold Jones and Judy and Ron Holly. Judy brought a cake to celebrate Harold and Jennie's birthdays. On Satur- day, Fay and Carol Bridgeland and son Toby of Fort Coving- ton had lunch with his mother. Stella Shank spent the Nov. 17 and 18 weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Briggs at West Eaton, NY. On Saturday night, they attended a recep- tion for Melvin Briggs, who is a new grand officer in the Easter Star. It was a combined recep- tion with two other grand offi- cers, all from the Conland - Madison District, and was held at Oneida Chapter, Oneida. Sunday dinner guests, Nov.. 18 of Kermitand Dorothy Jones were Sheri Sharpe and sons Kyle and Christopher of Bigelow, Sheila Bullock and children, Mandy and Steven, Karla Jones, Harold Jones, Franklin Finch, Tim Jones, Ron Holly and son Mark, Gou- vemeur. Dorothy had cake and icecream to celebrate Harold's birthday. Lester Ward and Harold Jones attended the right worshipful's meeting and din- ner at the Best Western, Can- ton, on Sunday evening, Nov. 18. Oswegatchie Chapter #192, OES met on Tuesday evening, Nov. 20, for a regular meeting. Membership certifi- cates were given out. Receiv- ing a 50-year certificate and pin was Ardis Ward. Gloria Auson and Janet Gotham re- ceived 30-year life certificates. Not present but earning 30- year life certificates were; Florine Dunn, Alfreda LaP- lante, Irmtraud Backus, Bar- bara Gilmore and Gary Smith. The next meeting will be at 7:30 p.m. Tuesday, Dec. 4. There will be election of offi- cers and some reports. Follow- ing the meeting there will be a Christmas party and gift ex- change. The chapter will be recessed after this meeting until January. Visitors of Jennie Bridge- land on Nov. 20 were Belinda Bush, Tamara Perry, Shawn and Christopher Wilmarth of Oswegatchie Kermit and Dorothy Jones and Linda Perry. Jean and Guy Law and Edwina Burrell were Thanks- giving dinner guests of George and Gertie Hail. Dinner guests on Thanks- giving Day of Larry and Mazie Folsom and family were Clar- ence and Goldie Folsom, Seth Ward and Agnes Crump of KilkameyApt's., Gouvemeur, Lucille Jones, Edwards, and Bob and Sharon Bourquin, Folsom Road, Fine. Roger and Debbie Folsom and children, Diane, Sarah, Steven, Amber and Lacy, Butch McCollum, and chil- dren, Sara and Delmar had Thanksgiving dinner with Glenn and Ann McCollum. Butch'swife,Cindy, was work- ing that day as were many others. Thanksgiving dinner guess at the Bridgeland home were Janet and Harold Gotham and family, David, Shelly, Darren Gotham and Tanya Davis, Fowler, Harold Jones, Linda Perry and sons Chace and Wesley and David Ray- mond. Jim and Janet Devenport and children Jonathan and Jay and Leona Hodgkiss called on the Devenport's daughter, Joanne, at Great Bend and Tina Hutchins and son Michael of Watertown on Thanksgiving night. They also called on Leona's daughter and son-in- law, Elaine and Kenneth Hoch, Beaver Falls. Also visiting the Hochs were their son, Michael and wife and daughter of Jamestown, Robert Hoch, his wife and daughter of Croghan and Douglas Hoch and friend. Friends of Douglas and Mary Newby of Hammond, R.D. were sorry to hear of his passing away. Much sympa- thy is extended to his family Prescott and her friend Pauy, who has been visiting Sandy, from Florida, enjoyed having lunch with Avis and Shirley Todd at the China Dc U Restau- rant in Ogdensburg. We were sorry to hear that a great Mason and Eastern Star member and a dear friend, Douglas Newby, of Black Lake Road, passed away Tuesday evening at his home. He is sur- vived by his wife, Mary; two children, Lisa and Matthew, and several brothers, nieces and nephews. Doug and Mary rode with Gloria Austin and me to an OES convention in Niagara Falls a month ago. We had ? great time with lots of laughs and fond memories to remem- ber our good friend Doug by. We will surely miss him. Avis and Shirley Todd visited Ed and Helen Levac and Kevin on Tuesday eve- ning, Nov. 2. Chris and Tammy Hon- sky enjoyed their turnkey din- ner on Saturday, Nov.. 17 with her family, Roger and Vi Fin- ley and Deann of North Gou- vemeuron Thanksgiving Day. Tammy and Chris did a great deed and traveled to Water- town to help the Salvation Army serve turkey dinner to the less fortunate. That sounds like a better idea to me than watching football for 12 long .hours! Mr. and Mrs. William Ellis of Syracuse and Mr. and Mrs. Mike Todd of Pittsburgh ar- rived on Wednesday, Nov. 21 to enjoy the Thanksgiving Day holiday with Avis ad Shirley Todd, Ralph Hardy, Kim and Tim Richards and family. Mike and Jessica left Thursday af- ternoon for Saranac Lake to spend Thanksgiving with her family before returning to Pittsburgh. Eva and Bill left on Saturday to go home. We had phone calls from Dana and Jo, Isabella, Larry and Helen, in Florida, Mae in Syracuse, Ora in N.H., Betty Hardy and G1 enn, Canton and Potsdam. It was quite a holiday, as mom, Eva and Ralph hadn't had Thanksgiving together in 56 years. Dorothy Mayhew enter- tained Ron and Pat Mayhew, Cindy and Steve, Eleanor Ayling, Rick and Beth, Steve Douglas and his parents on Thanksgiving Day. Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Pray, Rod and Pardy had their fam- ily gathering with Mr. and Mrs. Richard Pray and family, Mr. and Mrs. Bob Poor, Don and Sue Mahoney, Ruth Poor, at the Prays* home in DePeyster. Did you notice that your electricity was off in our area on Sunday, Nov. 25?That wind Hailesboro News Island Branch By Elaine Boney Mrs. Wayne Hogle re- cently visited * tLh Henry Ro- In Service y Seaman Appren- tice TcmmieW. Black.SGn cf Thomas R. and Holly A Black of Route 1. Gou- vern^ur, has completed recruit training at Recruit Training Command, Orlando, Fla During Black's eight- week training cycle, he studied genera! military subjects designed to pre- pare him for further aca- demic and on-the-job training in one of the Navy's 55 basic fields His studies included sea- manship, close order dnll, Naval history and first a;d Personnel who complete this course of instruction areeli^blefor three hours of college credit ;n Physi- cal Education and Hy- g*.ene A 1990 graduate cf Gcuvemeur Central High School, he joined the Navy tundo at the home of her grand- mother, Mrs. June Hall. Gou- verrieur. before Mr. Rotundo returned home 10 North Caro- lina after a visa in Gouvemeur and vicinity. Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Hogle and Mrs. June Hall observed the Thanksgiving holiday u nh their son, Gien, at the rehabilitation center in Coniand. They returned home Nov. 2-i. The Hogle family en joyed a belated Thanksgiving dinner ai Mrs June Half. Nov. 25 Mrs. Retha Smith spent Thanksgiving Day with Mr. and Mrs. Donaid Mauce, Macomb Mrs Evelyn Moore and Richard Moore spent Thanks- giving Day miih Mr and Mrs Bernard Rjsaw and family. Star Lake Karer Smith and children and Robert Garccau were Thanksgiving Da> guests of Mr and Mrs Rcnaid Smith and family. Evans Mills Viators of Karen Smith and fam;;> disnr.g the wtek *txr R«ha Srmir,. Mr ar«2 Mrs John B*±~s and DorakJ Backus of By June Kelsey Mrs. Elaine Boney called on Sue and Terry CaswelJ in Waddington on Saturday af- ternoon. Nov. 17 and then she accompanied them to Potsdam to the 1990 Sectional All State Music Festival at Helen M. Hosmer Concert Hall (Crane School of Music). Troy Cas^ell participated in the Area All-State Chorus. Clay and Pat Boney of New Jersey spent the Thanks- giving weekend visiting their mother's. Mrs Elaine Boney and Mrs. Theima Moe. Dave Johnson, Elaine Boney and Clay Boney called on Mr and Mrs. James Fuller and family Thanksgiving mom ing Clay Boney, Dave Johnson and Elaine Boney were Thanksgiving guests of Mr and Mrs Terry Caswe.ll and Troy mWaddingion Other gucsis were Tina Caswell from Syracuse. Trudy Caswell, Pe- ler Ltska and son P J from Plans - burgh Clay Boney spent Thanks- giving Day with his family and Paisy spent the day with hex family. Mrs lunc Keisev Jody. Corky arvd Sandy Bates. Pam and Darren were Thank\g:v- r»g Day pjests ofTim and iauk; Rcanion. Jason and Briar, in thor ne+ Some on Hilicrtst Drive si Mrs. June Kelsey spent the day Tuesday, Nov. 20 visiting Mrs. Jackj Reardon in Water- town. Jody also visited. Mrs. June Kelsey and Jody visited with Mrs. Jacki Rear- don on Tuesday, Nov.. 13 while in Watertown. Mrs. Rose Bowman was a supper guest Fnday, Nov. 16, of Mrs. June Kelsey and Jody. Their brother, Lawrence Boclair, came over for the evening 10 play cards. Mrs. June Kelsey and Angeline Sibley were after- noon and supper guests of Mrs. Leota Taillon in Potsdam on Saturday, Nov. 10. They also attended SL Mary's Caihobc Church in Potsdam that eve- ning. Mrs. JuneKeLsey and Jody spent the day in Watenow n on Thursday, Nov. 15 helping her daughter. Jackie, move home on Hillside Drive, Watertown. They were all moved in by Saturdav, Nov. 17. WEST SIDE \11\ 137 \V. Main St., Gouvemeur \Your Full Serfice C-Mart & Sports Shop\ flTTENTION HUNTERS ONLV 1 WEEK LEFT! JOIN US IN OUR \WEEKLY\ BIG BUCK CONTEST • NO ENTRY FEE Congratulations to our -5tb Weekly Winner, Jamie Hance, 4#: with 185 pound-^poJul MANY. MANY GUNS IN STOCK WE BUY, SELL AND TRADE ALL CLOTHING ON SALE - AT COSH SPECIAL ON SLUG GUNS SLUGS IN STOCK t Open: 6 a.m. * 10 p.m. -7 Days A Wee* ) storm broke a pole down by the Aldrich farm. It got pretty cool before Niagara Mohawk got 11 fixed, didn't it? Mr. and Mrs. Horace Jackson, DePeyster, Donna Renda, Nicole and Ashley of Gloversviile, Julia Phillips of Auburn, Roger and Jane Jackson, Natalie and Alica of DcPesy ter, Randy Jackson and Eileen, Dale and Tern Jackson and Justin of Gouvemeur and Ruth Coates of Richville all enjoyed being together at Eleanor Jackson's home in Gouvemeur for Thanksgiving Day. Mr. and Mrs. Tom Kelley and boys of DePeyster enjoyed Thanksgiving Day with Sherry's sister and all of their family, Rae Ann and Norris Davis of Old DeKalb. Mr. and Mrs. Richard Freeman, Mark, Susan, and Matt entertained Mr. and Mrs. John Price and Joshua and Lillian and Dan Freeman of Heuvelton for Thanksgiving Day. Bernie and Bill MacKay left Wednesday afternoon, Nov. 21, to spend a couple days with Mr. and Mrs. Dick MacKay. They all enjoyed their holiday together. Eleanor R. Jackson and Julia Phillips enjoyed dinner on Saturday evening, Nov. 24 with Mary Jackson, Donna Renda and girls, Randy and family and Roger's family in DePeyster. Julia is Horace and Eleanor's sister. Other visitors that afternoon were Kim and Kristin Richards of Lisbon and Avis and Shirley Todd of DePeyster. Mr. and Mrs. Bill Scott and family enjoyed having John Scott and Lecann Blevins and Dickie Scott home to help celebrate Thanksgiving. After dinner bill, Jim and John trav- eled to Stony Brook to their hunting camp, to enjoy a little deer hunting over the week- end. Mr. and Mrs. Perry Ster- ling entertained their daugh- ter, Barbara Redden, and son, Gabriel, of Rochester, who came on Wednesday, Nov. 21, and left 10 go home on Sunday. All enjoyed the Thanksgiving holiday together. Mr. and Mrs. Larry Todd, Platisburgh, spent their Thanksgiving holiday in Flor- ida with their daughter, Dana, and family. While in Florida they visited Claude and Elsie Youngs, in BradeniononTues- day, Nov. 20. Ed and Helen Levac, Kevin, Nancy and Kay lee Ken- nerly enjoyed Thanksgiving Day with Wayne and Nancy Levac and girls. Also included were Jay and Debbie Farrand and Jason and Mr. and Mrs. Mike Levac and family. This was the first time that all of the Levac family had been together in many years. St. Lawrence Chapter #60 OES of DePeyster will hold their regular meeting at 8 p.m. Nov. 28. All members are invited to attend this meeting. Avisand Shirley Todd and Bill and Eva Ellis visited Mr. and Mrs. Allen Richardson, Ogdensburg, on Fnday after- noon, Nov. 23. Other callers at the Richardsons' were Allen's brother and his wife, Ernie and Evelyn Richardson of Ogdensburg. Celebrating birthdays this week are: Lyle Murdock, Russell Bray, Ann Chain hers, Jarred and Jordon Smiihcrs, Peter Chambers, Leslie Bray, Nancy Putman, BUI Masters, Frank Poor and Bennie Hynes. Happy birthday to all of you! Mr. and Mrs. Roy McManus spent the Thanks- giving holiday in Buffalo with their son and daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Kent McManus and family. Roy and Kay re- turned home on Sunday, Nov. 25. Avis and Shirley Todd, Kim and Kristin Richards vis- ited Ada Bracey on Saturday afternoon, Nov. 24, at her home on te West Lake Road. 1 hope all my readers have a great week! LARGEST STOREWIDE 20% OFF CHRISTMAS SALE \ SALE STARTS MON. NOV. 19 h ENTIRE STOCK: LADIES: MEN'S: BOYS Blouses. Sweaters. Zenas, Ivy. Hang-Ten Skirts. Palmetto. Dress Pants, etc Levi & Lee Jeans. Coder Pants. Levi Jean Jackets. Flannel Shirts. Sweaters. Duofold. Bugle Boy. Dickie Workwear Jeans. Shirts. 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