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\ 5as Engines nners were: Gouverneur, aice Central, Vaddington, m, fifth. This wo-man team r and adjust a he team has a nit and must sd procedures nail engines. in the event ly and Larry wn, first and k and Tommy »ur, third and i Streeter of » fifth. ners in the 'ere: Lisbon, on, second; Morristown, nd, fifth. This le contestant 1 that he has > to iU best ng. IndividuaJ ardCarvillof sn Tracey of irk Thompson sry Strate of 1: and Dave fifth. be individual present St. at the NYS * the county rai team and at the State B at the State further com- istero SUtes ' win an ex- ual trip. CARL TOW PECK prwflfd ttie trophy b—ring his n*m* at It ftjvarnaur - $t. Lawrence County Fair, Tuaaday. Baton twirlers, drum ma|ors and majorettes from 17 Northarn Naw York school bands compatad for tha trophias. From left, Mr. Pack. Pamala Woodside, Heuvetton Central, bast maioratta; Oail McLymond, Maxico Central, bast haad twirler, and Thomas Wood, Edwards, bast 4rum major. , Harrisville couple return from European tour Mr. and Mrs. Adolph ftarzec have returned home from a three weeks tour of Europe with vet- erans of the 82nd Airborne Di- vision d which Mr, Starzec is a charter member* The trip was the 28th anniversary of the Invasion of Normandy. While in Europe the Surzaca were In Arn- hem, Holland; Brussels, Bel- glum; London, England; Paris, Prance and Naples and Rome, Italy. Memorial service• were held in Holland (or the dead vet- erans of cbe 82nd and at Anzlo cemetery in Italy for those vet- erans who died at Anzlo. While In Rome, the Surzecs had a private audience with Pope Paul at Vatican City. Pour days were spent at St. Mere Eg Use, Prance, the first village liberated during World War U. At the church In &. Mere EgUse, Pather Connelly, a chaplain who served with the 82nd during the war, offered MASS and a stained glass win- dow was dedicated by the citi- zens of the village in honor of the 82nd Airborne Division. On June 6 the Starzecs attended services on Utah and Omaha Beach at Normandy in memory of the landing on D-Day June 6, 1944. Six countries had sentatives at the ceremonies and the first flag to be raised was the American Flag. Mr. and Mrs, Star zee returned to the United States on June 7. What did one ocean say to the other ocean? Next time I sea you I'll be shore to wave. Let the mailman make you richer! Jefferson Savings Bank 216 Washington Street Watertown, New York 13601 .1 l enclose $ . . for deposit (or) 2 I enclose fillet-out transfer form with bankbook I wish to open the following type of account F ! 6 % 2. 3 .4 or 5 Year Term Savings Account (Please circle your choice ) f ' P»ease ma»i interest monthly (for accounts of $5,000 or more) II 5^4 % i to 2 Year Term Savings Account PI 5% Day to Day Account . . ; fj 5 % Regular Account. Please open account as Name p Individual f ] Joint Account with n Trust Account for Signature. . Address City _ Social Security No State .. Zip TO TRANSFER YOUR ACCOUNT FROM A BANK OR SAVINGS INSTITUTION ALSO PLEASE FILL OUT THE COUPON BELOW TO TRANSFER FUNDS TO THE JEFFERSON SAVINGS BANK piease 1'M out this iform and the coupon above Enclose bankbook of account to be transferred and mad to us We u return your bankbook after the transfer is completed N»m# o' B*\« 9' Svngt insntotior frorr WTi.cn Fund* Wn> B« Tringt#'-»c PAY TO THE ORDER OF JEFFERSON SAVINGS BANK 216 Washington Street Watenown NY .13601 DOLLARS ACCOONT NUMBER BiG* EXACTS AS to BANKBOOK Signature Number and Street C«ry State Zip IMPORTANT please be sure to enclose your bankbook V Vttuie Earning Less Now, is a Bank That Will You More... Jefferson Bank South Edwards By MRS. L. JAVALL Mrs. Bower Watson returned to the Clifton-Fine Hospital In Star Lake from Upstate Medical Center la Syracuse* Mrs* Elwood Reynolds accom- panied Miss Mildred Plsk to Clayton Friday where they vis- ited Mrs. Helen Walters and attended the craft fair at Stone Mills. Miss Plsk had supper with Mr. and Mrs* Reynolds that evening. Mr. and Mrs, jlm Bridge land and children Mr. and Mrs. Kermlt Jones and girls and Mr. and Mrs. James Bridge land had a picnic Saturday with Mr. and Mrs. Fay Bxidgeland at Fort Covington. Mr. and Mrs. Jim Brldgeland and family returned to Rochester Monday after spending several days here. While here they vis- ited Mrs. Bower Watson, Mr. and Mrs. Kermit Jones and family and Mr, and Mrs. Harold Gotham Jr. and family. James Bridgeland entered the House of the Good Samaritan Hospital in Watertown Monday and underwent eye surgery Tues- day. Mrs* Bridgeland is spending a few days with Mr* and Mrs. Dtryl Walton at Black River. Several families met at the local school house building Sun- day for a picnic dinner. Games and races were enjoyed by all present — especially a choco- late pie-eating contest* Mrs* Gary Wood and children were Sunday evening visitors of Lester J avail and family. Mrs* Wood and children and Mrs* J avail were Monday eve- ning visitors of Mrs. Beulah Mackin and family near Hermon, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Austin and family from the Boston area spent a few days last week with Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Austin and Mary. Rossie By MARGUERITE DAVIDSON Guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Lorenzo Martin during 'the past week were her sisters Daisy Hunter and Gladys Fear, Redwood; Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Bowhall and children. South Beth- lehem; Mr. and Mrs. Robert Wrisely and family, Ithaca. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Joy, Connecti- cut and Mr. and Mrs. George Stokes. Schoharie. Rose Martin, Ithaca, spent a few days with her son and family, the Lorenzo Martins. Mrs. Joan LaClair and children Leslie and Brigit visited their aunt Lula Gardner on Aug. 7 t Leslie and Brigit remained for s few days. Mrs* Mary Plate spent a few days this past week visiting her children near Elm Ira. Mrs* Nancy McConnell and family. Oxbow, have moved into the former Raymond Stevenson home on Grass Lake. The Rossie Route 1 or Ham- mond Route 3 mail route has been extended on the Butler road as far as the Ben Butler home. This will be a pleasant service for the families living on this entension. Mr. and Mrs. Herman Petrie called on Mrs. Roy Whitney and Betty Bacon, who are camping on Black Lake, on August 6. They also visited Roy Whitney, who is a patient in Hepburn Hospital, Ogdensburg. Dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Herman Petrie on Aug. 6 were Rev. Steven Kenney, Oxbow, and Ann Huey. Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Chap- man, Baidwinsville, have moved into the former Leo Mullin home. They will be living there per- manently, Mr, and Mrs. Charles Record, Cazenovla are spending a few days at their cottage on the Indian River. Sunday night guests of Elwood Simons were Mr. and Mrs. Lyn- don DeCarr and Mr. and Mrs* Wayne Storle of Hammond; Mr. and Mrs. Edward Snltger of Is- ilp; Mrs. Robert Hockey of Quin- cy, Mass.; Mrs. Norman Scher- merhom of Fort Worth, Texas, and Mrs. Robert Gibson of Horse- heads* Elwood Simons called on Mrs. Morley Merkley and Mrs* Joseph Harwell in Ogdensburg, Saturday evening. Visitors at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Noel Slgoumey this past week were Mr. and Mrs* James Sigouraey, UverpooL, Mrs. San Stenger and children, M ar cell as. Mrs, Stephen Skgour- ney and son, FenoeiivlUe, Mr. and Mrs. Dick Pikoraki and chil- dren, Marceilua, and Mrs. Jim Sxgoumey and children, Wheaton* IMc. The 9<*«n reunion was he id at cbe Community Center on Sun- day. The hostesses were Mrs* Wilbur Fulier, SpragueviiJe, IMrs, Robert Walsh and Mrs. At Hurton. Pifry members of :be late C. Marion 9wem family at* ttenoec * Efwooc\ Sa^nons spent rwc asyi In Massenj recently where he visited Mr. and Mrs, jofar. Dodge, Mr. and Mrs- MUtor. Truax* Vtr. and Mrs. Mcwart LaRje. Mrs. Gertrude Dc^rna, and R, Psrker Dcr*. He alsc visited Mrs, Es- mond &eetiar is Potsdsm. Mrs. Robert Hoeery and soc Davfci of Qutncv. Mass, and Mrs. Haze. Qtbsoc osT Haiiesborc spexx Frvfcy visinag frteods sad r*ia- Page Y I Sec 2 —The Tribune-Proaa, GouTcmeur, N. Y. August 16. 1972 Mr. *ad Ktr*. Dc~ Gccvci JBLST, riaatsd Mfcr. A; rturoc oc A; CONVERTIBLE JET PUMPS Agway Rediflo Single - Stage, 60-Cycle, 3450 R.P.M. 1 AIR CHARGER . . • Automatic Air Control. Prevents water logging in the pressure tank. Also cuts power consumption and wear on motor and switch. 2. PRESSURE TANK . . . Heavy duty tank is EPOXY coated to pro- tect against rust and corrosion, assuring a leak proof tank as well as cleaner water. Covered by a 5 year warranty against failure due to internal corrosion 3. MOTOR . . A standard make unit electric motor powers the Rediflo pump. 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