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Page 15 Gouvcmcur Tribune Press, Thursday June 12, 2008 VBITUKRIZS Lloyd E. Moore CLARE —The funeral for Lloyd E. Moore, 81, of 2522 County Route 27, Clare, was Tuesday, June 10, 2008, at Moore's Field airport, County Route 27, town of Clare, with the Rev. Robert Philips, pastor of Ellenburg Depot Wesleyan Church, and the Rev. William Huckle officiating. Burial was in Pleasant View Cemetery, Degrasse, where there was a \flyby\ of general aviation aircraft, led by Mr. Moore's Cessna Skylane flown by his nephew Wayne Lincoln in the fallen pilot position. Mr. Moore died Friday, June 6,2008, in Canton-Potsdam Hospital, Potsdam, where he had been admitted earlier in the day. Arrangements were with Lawrence Funeral Home, Canton. Born April 11,1927, in the town of Pierrepont, son of Howard Strang and Catherine Beatrice Chase Moore, he graduated from Colton High School in 1942. He was inducted into the Army on Sept. 8,1950, and was honorably discharged Sept. 8,1952. He married Kathryn May \Kay\ Wallace on April 28, 1957, at Concordia Lutheran Church, Watertown. From 1947 until 1950, Mr. Moore worked for the St. Lawrence County Highway Department, contracting his truck to the county and working as a grader operator and grader foreman. From 1952 to 1991, he worked at the Newton Fails Paper Mill, retiring as millwright superintendent in 1991 because of a stroke. It was also at that time he was no longer able to pass the Federal Aviation Administration flight physical medical examination for the private pilot license he earned in 1964. That year he bought land in the town of Clare on County Route 27 and built an airport for his first airplane, a Stinson 108. His longtime friend Kenneth Giffin helped build the facility. The airport evolved into a landmark that is well-known today as Moore's Field, affectionately called \Clare International Airport\ by many locals and pilots alike. TheFAA has recognized the field for more than three decades as identifier 1E8. The airport has been used by the Army and general aviation flight instructors for night helicopter training missions and landing on grass strips. It also has been used to recover injured people in the remote sections of the western Adirondacks. The airport is home to 10 to 12 general aviation airplanes owned by people from Russell, Edwards, Star Lake, Canton, Potsdam and Ogdensburg, as well as Mr. Moore's Cessna Skylane, which he purchased in 1970. For several years, he hosted a \fly-in\ barbecue that would be attended by many non-Moore's Field-based airplanes and more than 150 people, many ' of them constituents of his legislative district. He enjoyed taking aerial photographs of his constituents' homes and property. Mr. Moore became town justice of Clare in 1961 and also served as town councilman until 1968, when he became town supervisor. He served on the St. Lawrence County Board of Supervisors until 1973 and then was elected to the Board of Legislators, where he served through 2006. He was chairman of the board when the decision to expand the County Courthouse was made. Mr. Moore was chairman of the Community Development Program board at the time the building was built on Commerce Lane and was chairman of the 911 committee at the time the sheriff's department, state police and Civil Defense Department were combined in the same building. He was a member and current chairman of the Adirondack Park Local Government Review Board, was chairman of the town of Clare- Republican Committee and served on the Environmental Council, St. Lawrence County Cooperative Extension, Forest Practice Board, Regional Forest Practice Board, Open Space Committee, St. Lawrence County Traffic Safety Board and St. Lawrence County Public and Private Land Recreation Advisory Board. An avid hunter, he was a life honorary member of the Stillwater Club of Canton, where he also served as watchman for several years. For many years, he hosted the St. Lawrence County Board of Legislators' annual summer picnic at the North Branch of the Stillwater Club. Surviving besides his wife are his stepmother, Mercy Moore Spellacy, Pierrepont; three daughters and their husbands, Carlene and Edwin Dowling, Oswegatchie, Ronda and Gerard teRiele, Canton, and Brenda Lee and Chad Emerson, Potsdam; three sons and a daughter-in-law; Wallace E., and his companion, Cynthia Bullock, Hermon, Cory E., and his companion, Robin Selleck, Canton, and Giles A. and Robin, Hermon; six sisters and four brothers-in-law, Leota and Harley Lincoln, Maxine and Robert Ricalton and Dawn and Gary Atkinson, all of Canton, Barbara and Jed Curran, Rochester, June Chapin, Edwards, and Virginia Moore, Baldwinsville; 23 grandchildren, nine great- grandchildren and several nieces and nephews. A brother Reginald, died in 1950. A great-grandson also died before him. Donations may be made to the Massena Chapter of the EAA (Experimental Aircraft Association) 500, Kirk Sandvoss, treasurer, 464 County Route 40, Massena, N.Y. 13662, or the St. Lawrence County Public Health Department, in care of St. Lawrence County.Treasurer, 48 Court St., Canton,N.Y. 13617. Condolences may be made a t www.lawrencefuneralliome.org on Dean's List Corey J. Smith, the son of Pricilla Smith and the late Douglas C. Smith, Gouverneur, has been named to the Dean's List at Upstate Medical University, Syracuse. Corey is a graduate student in the Doctor of Physical Therapy program. He is a 2002 graduate of Gouverneur High School and a 2006 graduate of LeMoyne College with a Bachelor of Science Degree. Corey is the grandson of Connie E. Rice and the late Howard \Jim\ Smith, and the late Thirel and Ruth Simmons, all of Gouverneur. Airman Gregory P. Jenne graduated from basic training at Lackland AFB San Antonio, Texas on February 15 and from Security Force Tech School on May 22. He will be stationed at Altus AFB in Oklahoma with the 97 th Security Forces Unit. He is a 2007 graduate of Gouverneur High School and the son of Dean and Kelly Jenne of Fowler. Hermon News by Bernice Aldrich The ecumenical knitters and crochet prayer shawl group will be meeting on Saturday, June 14 at the Russell Methodist Church from 10am to 2pm. Everyone is welcome to attend, if you wish the group will teach you these fine arts or you can just enjoy the fellowship. Bring a sandwich, beverages and dessert will be provided. Toni Lewis attended her high school reunion, on Thursday, June 5 at Scotia. She also spent a few days with good friend and classmate Elaine. The Hermonites Home Bureau disbanded at the end of December 2007. Now the ladies get together as a social club once a month to work on various projects. They enjoyed lunch at the Hide- Away Restaurant in Colton on Monday, June 2. There will be no meetings in July and August, the club will meet again on Monday, September 8. Janet Shatraw will be transferred from Claxton- Hepburn Hospital to St. Regis Nursing Home this week for rehab. Hermon United Methodist Church members enjoyed the ice cream social on Sunday, June 8 at the Garden Club dream soon reality by Sandy Wyman At the regular meeting for the Gouverneur Garden Club on Thursday, June 5, it was learned that the new urns that will grace the Memorial Arch in the village park have been ordered and soon should make their appearance with a dedication ceremony as soon as feasible. With the generous support of individuals who will be recognized with names on plaques contained in the bases, one can hardly wait for the unveiling and picture accompanient. It was also reported that the annual Plant and Bake Sale held at the location of the Sandbox Garden was a complete success, selling out to the \bare\ trees so to speak. Plantings from the club in those famous barrels are beginning to \bloom\ all over town. A most welcome and enjoyable sight, one of the advantages of living in a smaller metropolis. SPECIAL VALUE! now Super Pro Charcoal Grill/Smoker #44754 Kingsford® Match Light Charcoal •13-1/2 lbs now was #51151 $7.97 $8.97 SPECIAL VALUE! now $7 Q7 was 17 1 $997 SPECIAL VALUE! now $3497 was $ 39 97 5-Shelf Plastic Storage Unit #77587, 200255 YOUR CHOICE 4-Piece Stainless Steel Tool Set Non-Stick Steak Basket Electric Charcoal Starter Non-Stick Deep Dish Square Wok #186194 #97369 #97183 #194524 SPECIAL VALUE! now was $3997 Interest assessed Iran purchase *te if yr)u do not fufy pay, v*n tr promotional penod, the promotional purchase and any related optona! account protection charges. 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Lowes ana WQM ** •* 002f8069U0O3,007,OI4,028,038,O«,0f35,069.OB8,098,120,131,136 On Saturday, June 14 at 2pm, Nan Hoffman, singer and musician will he performing in the village park. Her program will include swarms of \Bug Songs\ in keeping with this year's New York State Summer Reading Program, Catch the Reading Bug @ Your Library. Nan is a singer, musician, performer, recording artist and workshop presenter. She has been sharing music with people of all ages for more than 30 years throughout the United States and parts of Canada. Nan accompanies herself on guitar, autoharp and other instruments. She \uses music to help promote reading, writing and listening skills and language development. Her repertoire includes a wide range of songs and her presentations are fun and informative and much of her material invites audience participation, The Gouverneur Library is sponsoring this program. Children may register for the library's Summer Reading Program after the performance. 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