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Page 2 Gouverncur Tribune Press, Thursday March 20,2008 Harrisville's Helen Sullivan will turn 100 on Wednesday By Dick Sterling Helen Sullivan has always, been there for her family. When Helen lost her husband nearly 45 years ago, she still managed to keep her large family together, doing whatever was necessary tosee that they were well taken care of. This coming Wednesday, Helen will celebrate her 100\' birthday, and her friends and family will honor her with an open house at her Hams Courts apartment in Harrisville. All of Helen's family, friends and neighbors are welcome to help her celebrate her milestone birthday with an open house froml2:30 p.m. to 1:30p.m. and again from 6 p.m. to 7 p.m. Helen was born in Fullerville,onMarch26,1?08, to Thomas and Rose Barns. She attended school in Fullerville and later married Guy Sullivan, who was bom on the second day of 1900. The couple had nine children, a daughter, Ruth, died as a baby. Helen enjoyed being a homemaker and she and her family resided for many years inPitcairn. Mi:. SuUivan passed away on September 9,1963. Helen's eight surviving children are: Thomas Sullivan, of Harrisville; Pauline Hall, Massena; Florence Turtle, Calcium; Bernard Sullivan, Harrisville; Marion Sullivan, Croghan; Thelma Bango, Florida; Helen Hall, Harrisville and Bernicc Mcintosh, of West Virginia. Helen now resides at Harris Courts, in Harrisville. She enjoys pretty good health and still has a wonderful sense of humor. She lives at home with the help of her family. In addition to her eight- children, Helen has many grandchildren, great- grandchildren and great-great- grandchildren. Help her celebrate her 100\' birthday by attending the open house at Harris Courts, Apartment 3-A on Wednesday. Or drop her a birthday wish to: Helen Sullivan; Hanis Courts Apt. 3A, Church Street, Harrisville, NY 13648. Internet Unlimited Hours, No Contracts! > FREE 24/7 Technical Support 'Instant Messaging - keep your buddy llsl! > 10 e-mail addresses with Webmaill » Custom Start Page - news, weather S more! Surf u P to 6X faster! just >3 warn Sigh Up Ontinei www.LocalNM.com ^S^^c. Call Today SSavel LocalNet 287-7650 Reliable Internet Access Since 1994 Leprechauns slip by traps and corners to hide another year t-n. Ga (wart fig «Own**** P*ui*» Take Out: 287-0063 Fax: 287-0221 Miillin's 1230 US Highway 11 Gouvemeur, NY 13642 By Sandy Wyman It's that time of the year again and the wee ones at St. James School were ready and waiting for the \tricksters\ of the Emerald Isle to make their presence known once again for Monday was St. Patrick's Day. Learning from last year's later arrival, the Tribune Press made an overview of the situation last Friday afternoon and with a well thought out game plan already in place, it was figured that all of us would catch the \little dickens\ off guard. With noises within the school that could not be pinpointed, the children, teachers, this reporter and other staff were on the move to \catch\ those little green elves before the day got away from us. Lookouts were quickly posted and traps were set and left over the weekend all to no avail. With green elf dust and footprints galore covering the area in and between kindergarten and first grade those little pranksters were really on their game and they slipped out of our grasp once more. Doors were unlocked to reveal a mess everywhere and the well thought out traps were sprung and left with \gold\ treats contained in the famous little black kettles shown as a counterpart at the end of the rainbow. Estimates of their timely departure was done before 8am and they were probably already headed down Route 11 south with disguises so good that then- own moms wouldn't recognize them. Trooper Bryan Shippee of the Gouvemeur station was on scene and took down many eye witness reports of sprung traps along with documenting the numerous tiny green footprints that showed their early morning escape through the small window panes. The investigation is continuing according to school officials, however, it has been readily accepted that the \imps\ from Ireland have had the last laugh once more. Senior Citizens Notes By Gert Wood The last meeting of the Gouvemeur Senior Citizens Club was on March 11 at the Gouvemeur Recreation Center and as always a delicious lunch was served. The Luncheon Trip to the Erie Canal is set for July. For details and reservations call Doreen LaRock at 287-0435. On March 26, a bus will go to Albany to a \State Wide Senior Action Council\ meeting. The bus will leave Potsdam at 5:30am and will pick up in Gouvemeur at 6:15am. You will be able to listen and talk to your state representative and visitthe state capit'ol. For more information, call Bob Miller at 562-3494. Plans are being made for a May 3 \Mayfest a get together, for all St. Lawrence County seniors. Awards will be given to outstanding seniors. Our condolences are sent to Alice Phelps and family on their loss. The first meeting of the year for the Edwards Senior Citizens Club will be held on Thursday, March 20 at the nutrition site in Edwards at 12 noon. The next meeting of the Gouvemeur Senior Citizens Club will be on April 8, same time, same place. May this day find you well. 3*- 5SR Tm Deals The first grade classroom at St. James School found itself in complete disarray after the \Little People\ left many a prank, elf dust and hundreds of tiny tracks as they pounced on the opportunity of St. Patrick's Day to work their magic and quick escape. 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