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-mx***-, if 8A The Seatinel October 27,1982 eut# * • * .\\' \ v ( * ( A *g*w ^¥™ **»•?* **?Wt\ wy»i|))iiiii>'iiiiiiiiiu entintl •olittli.and • ' II\. I M i U.L l L I'\.IJU I i I RATES: 20 words ' 3.00, for 3 issues $6.20, additional words 11 cents- Display classified $3.12 per col. inch, one insertion $2.58 per col. Inch, 3 or more insertions. * n W i / 585 6T01 *& Vf »«» * *? V Vi. kL o ^/ REAL ESTATE % BORDERS STATE LAND 6+ acres. Abuts on hun- dreds of thousands of acres of State land. Elec- tric, wooded, good terrain and access road. $7,500. Owner financed. LAKE FRONT SLEEPER 2 cottages; one liveable and the other needs work. Share 83' of Schroon Lake Beach with one other cot- tage. Accessable all year. Partly furnished. $50,000. m FRIEDMAN REALTY Schroon Lake 532-7400 i (Continental Homes nf New F n^land Energy Efficient Pre-BoUt Homes Bob Metthe Authorized Builder - Dealer 532-7474 Schroon Lake, NY PLENTY OF CHARM Delightful 3 B/R, 2*4 bath home, on Vi acre. All alum, siding, Profes- sionally decorated and carpeted throughout. Very modern kit. and/wet Bar - must be seen!!! $45,000. SPLIT RANCH Only 7 yrs. old - 3 BR - '/a ac, Laundry rm, fam. room w/wet bar. In ground swim, pool - of- fered at $46,000. m MELBA LEONARD REAL ESTATE (518) 585-6333 136 Montcalm St. Ticonderoga Marge & Bob Van Wert „ Honey & Ed Weed Realtor Assoc. OWNER FINANCING!!! Exceptionally well-built -ranch style home with peacbiul setting, Privacy, Ready to move into, only $39,500. [Ticonderoga Village - In- come producing or return to a single family home. Actually this applies to two fine homes in the village. One is listed for $32,000 and the other for $34,000. Call us for com plete details. [Outside TI Village - We can assist you with owner financing on this \ bedroom home. The ask' ing price is only_ $19,500. Morrison Realty LB ofAiroP\ Morrison Realty 179 Montcalm St. . 518-585-7976 Paradox Lake: Secluded furn. 3 bed. cott. V/i acres. Ex. deer hunting! $29,500. LakeC: Furn. 2 bed - 195' lakeshore. $22,000 Crown Point: 4 bdrm Col- onial, lrg. K., Dr. Garage, barn, many extras. $55,000. Crown Point: 2/3 bdrm house - elec. ht./wood burn, stove, borders brook. $25,000. BAIRD REALTY Port Henry 518-546-7276 m 3'/i acre bldg. lot nearj village on 9N. A steal at $4,800. Owner will finance the balance with Vi down payment. Pay over winter, build later. Lake Champlain-C.P. 153' Lakefront, 3 bed cot- tage & guest cottage. Can you believe-$25,000. Eagle Lake 3 bdrm., year-round lakefront home, fireplace, furnished, 16' Seray Boat inc., 2 car gar. w/inc. apt. $75,000. EB Thomas B. Azer, Broker S85-287S 5 bedroom house oi. Warner Hill Road, Ticonderoga, custom built, many extras, 585-6906. agency REAL ESTATE INSURANCE • APPRAISAL S 585-6705 State Bank Bldg Ticonderoga, N.Y. EVENINGS, WEEKENDS 597 37B7-597-3567 Crown Point. N.Y. 'Thank* for visiting ut at the Home Show!\ ************** 26 Oct 82 ************** HAPPY DAY-Jim: U Got The Witherbee Place! LAKE GEORGE Shore Properties: 3 Goodies -Hague:2 Bedrm Cozy Clean Assoc. $59000 -SilverBay.3-4 Bedrooms,All Year $150000 -B1ackPtRd:3 Bedrm.AllYear Ranch $88000 Ti VILL:2 Bedroom Cutie, only $21000 Ti VILL:4 Bedroom,Conv.Loc.FmHA..$28000 Ti VILL;Db1Lot,4Bedrm,Good Locat.$33500 CROWN POINTrSound 4 Bedrm,BigLot $25000 CROWN P0INT:2 Bedrm Cutie w/ WdLot$30000 CROWN POINT:Gent'sFarm,OwnerFincg$75000 CROWN P0INT:4-5BednriGraciousHome $55000 loyce Martin Barker & E. Gilbert Barker Licensed Real Estate Brokers Salespersons: Ann Courtright 585-7085 HarryTreadway 585-7869 MomerSwan 585:74 53 . Mar> ^ Joe Stanley S97-3M2 Secluded Raised Ranch in downtown Ticonderoga, Electric, 3 bdrms., 2 baths, storage, laundry room with bath, Potential family room. $55,000. Call 315-474-4710 or 518-942-5229. There is a 2 bedroom Moderate Rehabilitation Program Apartment located across from the Fish Hatchery in Crown Point on Factoryville Road. It will be HUD sub- sidized and will be available Nov. 1, 1982. In- terested applicants should be HUD eligible and should contact Terry K. Hurlburt at: Housing Assistant Program of Essex Co., Inc., Church Street, Box 157, Elizabethtown, NY 12932. 3 Family, Ti Village Home, separate utilities, $28,500.00, with $8,000.00 down, owner will hold mortgage at reasonable rate, 315-736-1606. FOR RENT •• \& 2 bdrm. furn. mobile home near village. 3 per- son limit, no pets. Securi- ty deposit required & one year lease. S160 month. No utilities included. 585-7897. 1 bedroom apt. in downtown Ti. Avail, im- mediately. 585-6906. 4 Rm. apt. for rent. In- cludes heat & hot water. 914-358-3018 or write to Nina Porcelli, 503 No. Midland Ave., Upper Nyach, N.Y. 10960. 1 Bedroom apt. includes heat, hot water, cooking gas, and cable, also applys some furnishing. In village of Ti. $275. 585-6193. 4 room redecorated apart- ment. 2 bedrooms, bath, shower. Heated & fur- nished. No children or pets. 585-7469. BUSINESS SERVICES OK SANITARY SERVICE Cleaning and Installing Septic Tanks & Leech Fields Backhoe & Gravel Delivery Rooter Service 585-7456 Baldwin Road Ticonderoga Ralph W. Sawyer R.F.D. 1 Ticonderoga, N.Y. 12883 Backhoe-Bulldozing- Cellar Digging-Road Gravel-Crushed stones- screened stones-cement san d-Topsoil-Installation of leach beds & Septic Tanks and Trucking. Phone 585-4419 ANTIQUES WANTED H.R. TYRER GALLERIES Auction & Appraisal Services Will purchase, sell or ap- praise complete and par- tial estates or single items. 707 UPPER GLEN ST. GLENS FALLS, N.Y. 793-2244 Member Appraiser Association of America Inc. HELP WANTED AUCTION We are now accepting an- tiques, household items, farm equipment, tools, etc. for an auction to be held at our auction barn on Upper Lake. George Ave., Ticonderoga. Call for further details. Mor- rison Realty at 518-585-7976. Business Opportunities Own your own Jean- Sportswear, Infant- Preteen or Ladies Apparel Store. Offering nationally known brands such as Jor- dache, Chic, Lee, Levi, Vanderbilt, Wrangler over 200 other brands. $7,900 to $16,500 includes beginning inventory, air- fare for one to Fashion Center, training, fixtures, grand opening promo- tions. Call Mr. Dickson (501) 882-5;64 or (501)268-1361. T7. \T\; : \TT~, : Director of Center for Gerontology and Human Development search reopened - Person to direct service and training programs for community and human services net- work. Responsibilities in- clude Center leadership, program development and implementation, in- cluding securing grant and contract awards to in- sure Center's financial viability. Teaching and consulting as appropriate. Masters degree (Ph.D. preferred); 3 years' ex- perience in adult educa- tion, human services or gerontology; agency ad- ministration and com- munity college experience helpful. Position open January 1,1983. Salary range - $20,065-$23,210. Excellent fringe benefits. Send letter of application, resume and three letters of recommendation postmarked by November 15,1982 to Acting Dean of Academic Affairs, North Country Community Col- lege, Saranac Lake, NY 12983. Affirmative Ac- tion/Equal opportunity employer. Women, minorities and handicap- ped persons are encourag- ed to apply. ^WANTED = Attention Farmers Cash, for rejected milk also buying large hogs and steers. 518-695-3240. CARD OF THANKS A Note of Thanks I would like to say thank you to those folks who sent cards, visited, and prayed for me during my stay in the hospital and recuperation from surgery. Also, a thank you to Dr. McManus and the staff of Moses-Ludington Hospital for their care and attention while I was there. Keith Walfcrs In Memorials In memory of-our lov- ing Son and brother PF.C; Robert Norman Gonyo who passed, away October 29, 1965 Seventeen years ago God took you; from us. without a warning. We do not understand why though he must had a reason. Whjle> ipqd. has you in his keeping, We have you in a special place in our heart. No one shares it with you and no one ever will. Its there we keep these precious memories of happy days gone by, You were loving and kind in all your ways, Upright and just to the end of your days. Sincere and true in your heart and mind, Beautiful memories you left behind. Mother.Brother & Sister Thank Yon I want to thank the hospital staff, relatives, friends and neighbors, also Knapp Senior Citizens for the flowers and cards I received while I was in the hospital. Gladys Stanton ' ..tEQAKS NOTICES NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING PUBLIC HEARING to be held on November 8, 1982, at 7:30 p.m. on the proposed adoption by the Town of Schroon of a Fair Housing Ordinance. Notice is hereby given that Public Hearing will be held by the Town Board of the Town of Schroon, in the County of Essex, State of New York, at the Town Hall on the 8th day of November, 1982 at 7:30 p.m. on said day upon the proposed Fair Housing Ordinance, and of which the follow- ing is a summary: to wit The proposed Or- dinance prohibits discrimination in the sale, rental or lease of housing accomodations or living quarters of any sort within the Town of Schroon. This specifically prohibits discrimination in the sale, lease or rental of property by an owner, lessee or sublessee. It further would prohibit discrimination in lending for the purpose of pur- chasing, acquiring, con- structing, rehabilitating, repairing or maintaining any housing accomoda- tion within the Town of Schroon. In addition, under the Ordinance, it would be unlawful for any Real Estate Broker or salesperson to refuse to make available for inspec- tion or to refuse to accept offers to purchase, lease or sell real property because of race, color, religion, sex, national origin or ancestry. All parties in the in- terest and citizens will be heard by the Town Board at the Public Hearing to be held as foresaid. Com- plete copies of the pro- posed Ordinance are Available at the Town Hall. Dated' October 21, 1982 PUBLIC 1 NOI SARINQ __ICE The Town Board of the Town of Schroon will hold a public hearing to discuss and consider the Town's Small Cities Com- munity Development Block Grant Application. The Public Hearpg wjBl be held on Monday Nov. 8, 1982 at 2 p.m at Town HaUt Schroon Lake, New York. All citizens are urged to attend and participate in the public hearing. The procedure to be followed will be to: (l)explain Federal regulations, (2)review the proposed program activities and/ (3)receive citizen com- ments and recommenda- tions. Assistance under all of the HUD Community Development Programs is for activities designed to meet the primary objec- tive of the development of viable urban com- munities, including de- cent housing and a suit- bale living environment, and expanding economic opportunities, principally for persons of low and moderate income. The Town anticipates re- questing funding under the Small Cities Program in ffie amount of $500,000 for the current fiscal year. The application for assistance under the Small Cities Program will be prepared and submitted to the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development Area Office before November 22, 1982. John Kelly Supervisor PUBLIC NOTICE The Regular Meeting date of the Ticonderoga Town Board has been changed from November 11th to November 10, 1982 at' 7:30 p.m. in the Civic Center of said Town, in recognition of Veterans' Day. By Order of the Town Board Freda Woods Town Clerk i Janice Tyrrell, Town Clerk NOTICE OF BUDGET HEARING A BUDGET HEARING on the USE OF FEDERAL REVENUE SHARING FUNDS for the year 1983 in the amount of $25,874.00 as it pertains to the entire budget will be held on November 4, 1982 at 7:00 p.m. at the Town Office Building, Park Place, Port Henry, NY. Dated:October 19,1982 Port Henry, NY . Mae Williams Town Clerk •H,,,^,.,.,—.„...,••„ . ...I.. . , — • \ NOTICE The Town Board of the Town of Crown Point will hold a public hearing to amend the water bylaws November 4, 1982 at 8:00 p.m at the Town Office Building in Crown Point. The hearing will be followed by the 1983 budget hearing and the regular monthly meeting The public is invited to attend. * Dated October 22, 1982 Jane Smith Town Clerk Are you afraid of what could happen when you're gone? Sjummer Camps and Homes checked throughout the winter season by Francis O'Conner at your discretion-day-week-month 585-6592 Also handles repairs-storm damage NOTICE OF HEARING UPON PRELIMINARY BUDGET Notice is hereby given that the. Preliminary budget of the Town of Moriah for the fiscal year beginning January 1, 1983, has been completed and filed in the office of the Town Clerk, at Port Henry, N.Y. where it is available for inspection by any and all interested per- sons at all reasonable hours. Further notice is hereby given that the Town Board of the Town of Moriah will meet and review said preliminary budget and hold a public hearing thereon at the Town Office Building at 7:00 p.m. on the 4th day of November, 1982, and that,at such hearing any jJetsda'rnay bes heard in favor of or against the preliminary budget as compiled or for or against any item or items therein contained. Pursuant of Section 113 of the Town of Law, the proposed salaries of the following officers are hereby specified as follows: Supervisor, $11,500.; Budget Officer, $600.; Town Justice, $5,800.; Town Justice, $4,800.; Councilman (Total Salary) $12,400.; Town Clerk &. Tax Collector, $9,500.; Town Highway Supt., $12,900.; Assessors (Total Salary) $9,700. By Order of the Town Board of the Town of Moriah Dated: October 19,1982 Port Henry, NY Mae Williams Town Clerk NOTICE \The Crown Point Telephone Corporation submits filing for removal of telephone companV tariff regulations which* prohibit or restrict the 7 resale and shared use of telephone services in' compliance with the State of New York Public Ser^ vice Commission Orde¥ Number 27946. ^ The revised tariff has att effective date of Nov. I'£ 1982 and may be in* spected at the Business' Office in Crown Pointf N.Y.\ * Very truly yoursv Patricia L. Knappi General Manager NOTICE TO BIDDERS SEALED BIDS FOR A HEAVY DUTY dump truck- with-plow, wing, aiid mate^ud'spreaderwiir be weceivedS-pursuant tef this notice by Robert Conb nors, Supt. of Highways' for the Town ai Ticonderoga, New YorE at the Town Board Room in the Civic Center on the' 10th day of November 1982 at 7:30 p.m. and will be read publicly at the\ time and place herein specified. m Specifications are ob? tainable at the office of the Town Clerk, Com* munity Buildings Ticonderoga, N.Y. C The Town Board or the Supt. of Highways may at his or its discretion reject any or all bids and readvertise in the manner provided in the General Municipal Law of New York State. .>'• All bids must be acconr* panied by a non-collusive bidding certificate, ,v Robert Connors Supt. of Highways Oct. 21, 1982 ACROSS 1. A. store S. Pant 9. Near (poet.) 10. Grant 12. Volga river city 13. Plainer 14. Epoch 15. Yes, in Spain '17. Consumed 18. Compass point (abbr.) 19. Wheel projections 22. East by south (abbr.) 23-. A. bowling- game 25. Pilfer .28. A. fop 29. A clergyman 31. Music, note 32. Sal 33. Mate sheep 36. Fruiting spike of grain 38 Father 39. A shieM 40 Particles 4X Silent 45. Iron Or gold 46. Ooze 47 Trust 48 Places DOWN 1 Sleep sound 2 Wife of Zeus iposs) CROSSWORD 3. Charter 23. Short 4.John snoozes Alden's love 24. At home 5. Chatter (colloq.) 6. Milkfish 7. Girl's name 8. Make believe 9. Grows old 11. Stylish (colloq.) 16. Gaelic name 20. Ponders 21. Reach across 25. Cry out in pain 26. Dra- matic arts 27.Water god (Babyl.)l 30. Lofty mountain 33. Slice again 34. Sour substances 35. Unable to speak Auwt r BDHS HEBE BDHBEJ HIBEHCI CAKE KH EBB QBE BHQB 3E3 HHEEH BEHEE ErailEglEDE @B sane gas maa am BE&J CJBQE HSQF 37. Method of\ 1 learning .» > 41. de mer 42. Cunning ' - 44. Hewing toil % ? 12 1* 1* y// 25 VI » zt> M W % 1 V* it *7 I v< 11 % w s i % 13 S2 f< il 4- 15 19 '?/, 42 . 1 fi '//, 14 ^ io *, i / rV % s 10 a f< io 2> M U' w 6 % V '4 '//, »<r 7 % IS % » w ( I 8 t»\ VA vT \ % n r/j w, — LC -~ , • q s a h b 'ti w wmrnmmm\ i flit S«Mringl October 27,1982 9A P^IPWII Point «% m, wv i^viuumw auu vcr- „ _ Tr i atignmeinv The im- |provementsiwill correct Fjaaiting pavement struc- ' ire deficiencies and un- mve, •. outmoded ometrics. The project s approximately'500 set west of the Schroon liver Bridge crossing, ex- ends to tite east along loute 74 and ends ap- proximately 1000 feet east li^fs^IVaie Road. The f ^lelfgtij'of the project 5|5± miles all in the Town of Schroon, Essex pounty: I The project under con- struction may include Construction which af- fects wetlands covered by Executive Order 11990 of the President of the United States dated May 24, 1977, \Protection of Wetlands.\ •-> Maps, drawings, and other .pertinent informa- tion developed by the State are available for public inspection and co- pying at the Office of the Regional Director, New Y^>rk State Department of Transportation, 84 Holland Avenue, Albany, New York, 12208. Any comments concerning the project's effect on the wetland(s) should be sent to the Regional Director by December 1, 1982. PUBLIC HEARING f NOTICE iSnall Cities Program < t The Town, Board of Jho Town>of-Ticonderoga will bold a public'hearing to discuss and consider the Town's Small Cities Com- munity Development Block Grant Application. .T The Public Hearing will be held on Monday, November 8, 1982, at 7:00 fj:m. at Ticonderoga Civic Genter. .r All citizens are urged to attend and participate in the public hearing. The procedure to be followed will be to: (l)explain Federal regulations, (2)review the proposed program acivities and, (3)receive citizen com- ments and recommenda- tions. \. Assistance under all the HUD Community Development Programs is for activities designed to meet the primary objec- tive of the development of viable urban com- munities, including de- cent housing and a suitable living environ- ment, and expanding economic opportunities, principally for persons of .low and moderate in- come. % The Town an- ticipates requesting fun- itging under the Small 'Cities Program in the lainount of $500,000 for rifle current fiscal year. «33ie application for {assistance under the Small pities Program will be prepared and submitted to the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development Area Office \Before November' 22, 4982. Richard Arthur Supervisor \J LEGAL NOTICE •The Board of Trustees of North Country Com- mWity College hereby in* vstet the submMon of soiled bidrfor 5 general purpose, digital nMcrocomputer systems; 1 multiuser multiplexed disk System and 1 M dual f ve-floppy disk for use North Country Com- munity College., , •Bids will be received »\\\» *flfpU.T[QTf 0UIU lUtt l also appropriated for the Northway/either throug*- takmg or by easement. FURTHER EXCEPTING, AND RESERVING n • „\^-' «° . V *« e frofl» al| of the above Community College Being lands shown on a T parcel lying on the wester- Saranac Lake, NY 12983 map entitled \The Brooks ly side of the Northway. Farm' Parts Of Lots 6 and FURTHER: EXCEPTING 7, Piatt Rogers Koad Pa By Order of the Board of Trustees North Country v AWgJ? the-*sa?d Highway to the point or place of begun- Harold C. Brink Dean of Business Affairs STATE OF NEW YORK SUPREME COURT COUNTY OF ESSEX NOTXCEOFSALE INDEX NO. 309-80 DRAKE LUMBER CORP., a domestic cor- poration duly organized and existing under the laws of the State of New York with its principal of- fice at Schroon Lake, Essex County, New York, Plaintiff, against DONALD JOHNSTON and JEANETTE JOHNSTON, his wife, MARINE MIDLAND BANK, FOOD FINAN- CIERS, INC., NEW YORK TELEPHONE CO., PE1ROLANE NOR- THEAST GAS SER- VICE, INC., and SCHROON LAKE OIL CORP. Defendants. Pursuant to a Judgment of Foreclosure and Sale, entered in the above en- titled action bearing date the 2nd day of September, 1982, I, the undersigned, the Referee in.said. Judge- ment named, wijl sell,at public auction at the Town Hall, Town of Schroon, County of Essex, New York, on the 8th day of November, 1982, at 1:30 p.m..on that day the premises directed by said judgment to be sold, and therein describ- ed as shown in Schedule \A\ attached hereto. Dated: Sept. 29, 1982 Andrew Halloran, Referee Monroe & Parker P.C. Attorneys for Plaintiff Theriot Avenue Chestertown, NY 12817 Telephone: 518-494-3191 until ALL THAT TRACT OR PARCEL OF LAND as conveyed in a deed of the same from Leonard and Betty J. Welch to Cora D. Venner, by deed of the same dated June 8, 1966 and recorded in the Essex County Clerk's Office on July 18, 1966 in Book 445 of Deeds at page 147, and therein bounded and described as follows: \All that certain lot, piece or parcel of land, situate, lying and being in the Town of Schroon, County of Essex and State of New York, briefly bounded and described as follows: Beginning at a point in the center of the New York State highway leading from Schroon Lake to Plattsburgh, and running thence north 66°05* west 466.5 feet to a stake and , stones driven into the ground for a corner; runn- . ing thence north 22°00' east 718 feet to a stake , and stones driven in the ground for a corner; runn- ing thence north 81°40' west, 2,440 feet along a rail fence and a line of marked trees to a stake and stones; running thence south 8°20' west 523 feet tola stake and! __ s\ v ones set inVthe ground \ fur a cortterVfhence runn- ing south 64° 18' east, 1,684 feet to an iron pipe and stones set in the tent, Schroon Lake, Essex County, N.Y made by H W Watts, surveyor, and dated .September, '1950.\'' EXCEPTING AND fcESERVING therefrom all that tract or parcel of land as conveyed by Leonard E. and Betty J. Welch to the Town of Schroon, dated November 16, 1961 and recorded in the Essex County Clerk's Office on the 20th day of November, 1961 in Book 394 oi Deeds at Page 514 and therein bounded and described as. follows: \All that tract or parcel of land in the Town of Schroon, Essex County, New York, bounded and described as follows: Beginning at a point in the westerly boundary line of North Main Street (U.S. Route 9) said point being in the division line bet- ween the lands of the par- ty of the first part and Joel Tyrrell and wife, and run- ning thence north sixty- six-degrees and five minutes west (N66 o 05'W) three hundred and fifteen and twenty-seven one hundredths fee^tijJ-27^ thence south twenty-three degrees and fifty-five minutes west (S23°55'W) seventy-five feet (75') to a point; thence south sixty- six degrees and five minutes east (S66°05'E) seventy-five feet (75') to a point; thence north twenty-three degrees and fifty-five minutes east (N23°S5'E) fifty feet (50\) to a point; thence south sixty-six degrees and five minutes east (S66°05'E) two hundred and forty and twenty-seven one hundredths feet (240.27*) to a point in the westerly boundary of North Main Street (U.S. Route 9); thence northerly along said boundary twenty-five feet (25') to the place of beginning, said parcef containing twenty=six one hundredths of an acre of land (0,251) more or less. The bearings given refer to the magnetic north as observed by H.W. Watts, Surveyor, in 1950, and recorded on his map of \The Brooks Farm\ part of Lots 6 and 7 of the Piatt Rogers Pa- tent. The parcel herein described being show on a map entitled \Map of land conveyed by Leonard and Betty Welch to the Town of Schroon, Essex Coun- ty, New York\ prepared in November 1961 by Joseph A. Kestner, Jr., Consulting Engineer, 189 North Lake' Avenue, Troy, New York, and fil- ed in the Essex County Clerk's Office.\ EXCEPTING AND RESERVING to the par- ties of the first part of a right of way over that por- tion of the parcel herein conveyed being twenty- five feet (25') in width and extending westerly from U.S Route 9 two hundred forty and twenty-seven hundredths (240 27') feet to be used in common with the party of the se- cond part, its officers, agents, assigns and other authorized persons. Said and B¥SER7VTNG any utility line Easements and rights of way of Niagara Mohawk Power Corpora- tion. ,: Said premises will be sold subject ot zoning restric- tions, covenants, easements, conditions, reservations and agreements, if any; sub- ject to the liens of all un- paid real property taxes; subject to any state Of facts as may appear from an accurate survey; sub- ject to facts as to posses- sion and occupancy and subject to whatever the physical condition of the premises may be; subject to any violations of zoning and other municipal or- dinances and regulations, if any, and subject to the equity of redemption of the United States of America, if any. Ti High students to All-State Chorus Seven Ticonderoga High School students have—successfully audits tionedi far^^JM^w York State~*l&usic Association Area All-State Chorus. They are: Susan Christman, Tim Christman, Brenda Detweiler, Shawn Donovan, Kim Osborne, Michael Sprague, and Anne VanHoesen. These students are members of the vocal music program at Ticonderoga High School which is directed by Nelson Shapiro. The All-State Chorus is made up of the finest high school singers in Nor- theastern New York. They will rehearse for two days, culminating in a performance on Saturday evening, November 20, at AuSable Valley High School. The concert will begin at 8 p.m. and the public is cordially invited to attend. LaRock attends conference 2i00, p f m. on ground for a corner; runn-. right of way as reserved Edward J. LaRock, Mt. Hope Avenue, Ticonderoga, represented the New York Credit Union League at CUNA Mutual^ \^-Insurance Groupj^ National Policyowners' Conference in Madison, Wisconsin, October 3 to 6. CUNA Mutual is the credit union movement's insurance af- filiate,, providing a broad range of insurance pro- grams to credit unions and their members in 58 countries around the world. LaRock, treasurer/manager of the Ticonderoga Federal Credit - Union in Ticonderoga, was one of 50 league-CUNA Mutual coordinators from around the country to attend the conference. LaRock has been in- volved in the credit union movement for 25 years and is presently* director of the New York State Credit Union League. J% • % 4 1, * 50th Wedding Annlverwryv Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur J. Whitford of Moriah celebrated / 50 years' of marriage with a dinner at 'Kings Inn on Sunday, Oct 10,1982. The dinner, given by their: children had 70 guests present. The former Marjorie' Elethorpe ,of Grown Point, N.Y. and Wilbur J. ; : Whitford were married on jDctober 14,1932 at Bucks Mansion, attendants were Edgar and Nora Spaulding. Visits Philip and Pearl McMurtry of town, Edwin and Jenevive Gage of New Port, Vt.; George and Marion Gage of Barre, Vt.; Robert and Irene Hams of Winooski, Vt. also Ober and Leone Vaughn from Maine were guests of George A. and Grance Barnett in Platt- \ sburgh on Sunday, Oc- tober 17. This was to be a Celebration for Mrs. Eva Barnett's birthday. She was 93. Mrs. Barnett was unable to attend since she was in the CVPH Medical Center as a result of a fall a few days earlier. Her nieces and nephews visited her at the Hospital and brought her some of her birthday cake and gifts. The kitchen staff at the Hospital brought Mrs. Barnett a small cake centered with a lighted candle. She expects to be discharged around the 19t|t or month. 20th of this Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Booth and Gloria Tubbs drove to Matagorda, Texas for a Jpj weeks visit with Dick and Joan Thatcher. The Booths and Gloria returned hope on Satur- day the L6th. They greatly enjoyed getting back to the mountains which they really missed seeing on their trip. Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Holmes returned Mon- day, Oct. 18 from visiting their daughter, Chief Pet- ty Officer, Gayle Condon and husband at Pearl Har- bor, where they are sta- tioned, the Holmes also visited Hawaii and Maui. Mr. and Mrs. Alex Schinski received a phone call from their daughter, Bethany Taylor and fami- ly of San Diego, Calif. Mrs. Vivian LaMorter and daughter, Barbara Oullette of Orwell, Vt., visited Mrs. LaMorter's sister, Mrs. Gladys Stan- ton on Sunday. Peter and Mary Gload were down from Keeseville to visit her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Warren Lee on Sunday. Mrs. Arvilla Gibbs, a resident of the Moses- Ludington Nursing Home fell on Saturday, Oct. 16 and broke her hip. She is presently in the Moses- LudingtOh Hospital, Ticonderoga. The Junior Girl Scout Troop 153, Crown Point, participated in their first out-door hike on Oct. 16. The hike took place on White Church Rd. under the leadership of Bob and Peggy Patnode. Other Events... The Bookmobile will stop on Factoryville St., Crown Point, on Oct. 27 from 8:30 a.m. to 9:00 a.m. The service is free. The Knapp Senior Citizen Club of Crown Point will meet at Town Hall Nov. 2, 3. on A Wednesday, noon dinner will be served by the Nutrition program staff. The meeting will follow. , Clean up Day was held at Crown Point Town Hall 2, on Monday, Oct. 18. Members of the Knapp Senior Citizen's club who worked to winterize the building and to finish the ramp at the side entrance were Harold Wright, Elsie Wright, Sherm and Lydia Ross, Lester and Ellen Allen, Dick Ebersbach, Millard Gibbs, Mable Keait, Laurette Cook, Don Beede, Bill Young and Doug Brooks. The two CETA workers were Dave Cottey and B.J. Bevins. The Senior Citizens with to thank Bill Young for the four large pictures of scenes that he gave to hang in the Club room. N-M offers Targets Again this fall Niagara Mohawk is offering free rifle targets to shooters and hunters across upstate New York. The utility is repeating its annual effort to remind marksmen that it makes more sense to shoot at a target than at an insulator supporting electric wires. Most responsible hunters understand this, but each year many in- sulators become targets for unthinking shooters. The utility warned that shot insulators could fail. cutting electric power entire communities. to During 1981, across Niagara Mohawk's system, there were 28 confirmed instances of in- sulators being destroyed by gunfire, causing disruption of electric ser- vice. Certified Hunter Safety class instructors and members of fish and game clubs, as well as the general public, may pick up a supply of the free targets at any Niagara Mohawk district office. I. 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