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\ Page 12 Sec. 2 — The Tribune-Preaa, Couverneur, N. Y. August 16 1972 Spragueville plans barbecue BYRNS, right who owns and optratts Alfalfa Acrts Farm on Routt 5, was the rtcipitnt of the Premier Breeder and Exhibitor Award, Brown Swiss Division, at tht Fair Wtdnasday. Tht award was givtn by tht Fair Association. Jamts Stan, managar of tht Farm Planting Division of Agway, Inc., Syracuse, was a fudga at tht cattlt sltow. More on Hermon storm- By SHIRLEY BLANDIN A storm, termed as a twister or cyclone struck the village of Hermon on the afternoon of Aug. 7 and left multiple destruction in its wake. Trees were literally ripped from the ground and wires were downed. A garage on the Roy Jenne property was smashed and a trailer belonging to Mr and Mrs. Nelson Carpenter was flipped over and demolished. A large tree was also thrown against the house of Mr. and Mrs. Harvey . .Ayers. At the trailer home of Mr. Charles Bearor a patio roof was lifted off and dropped behind the trailer and Mr. Bearor's Sno Mobile, which WAS parked at the end of the trailer, was picked up and flung into some brush nearby. Thanks are given that it was only property that was damaged and that no lives were lost or persons injured. The Hermon Volunteer Firemen and Ladies Auxiliary participated in the Gouverneur - St. Lawrence Co. Fair Firemen* Parade on the evening of Aug. 8. The Ladies Auxiliary was awarded second place. Guests of Mrs. Louella Cook and Dale for a week were Mr. and Mrs. Timothy Cook and son Dale of Campbell Hall. They all spent one day last week with Mr. and Mrs. Donald Roberts and sons, Malone. Mrs. Mildred Noble, Water- town spent the past Sunday with her mother and brother, Mrs. Louella Cook and Dale. Mrs. Louella Cook and Dale; Mr. and Mrs. Timothy Cook and son Dale and Mrs. Mildred Noble spent the past Sunday touring the Seaway. Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Dean Blandin and Freddy were Mr and Mrs. William Blair and Tammy; Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert Bailey and Nancy of Gouverneur, and Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Bailey and daughters Robin, Janet and Shannon of Canton. Mrs William Green and daughters Emily and Elizabeth are spending some time in Gloversville visiting Mrs. Green's mother, Mrs. Walter Williams. Mrs. Charles Johnson is a patient at the E.J. Noble Hospital, Gouverneur for tests and observations. Mrs. Mary Alice Briffet celebrated her birthday on Aug. 9 Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Hilchie, Liverpool were past weekend guests of Mr. and Mrs. Seymour Westurn. After a month's vacation, Church services have been resumed at the Hermon Methodist Church. Mr and Mrs. Steven Luther are parents of a baby daughter, Anita Marie, born Aug. 7 at the E.J. Noble Hospital in Gouverneur Anita weighed in at 7 lbs. 2H fzs. Mrs. Luther is the former Vicki Roy, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Francis Roy. Her husband, Sp 4 Steven Luther is now stationed in Viet Nam. DePeyster , By MRS. HARLOW JACKSON Mr. and Mrs. Wilbert Parish spent Sunday with their nephew and niece, Mr. and Mrs, William Armstrong who were camping on the Rideau River near Kempt- vllle, Onu There were 25 rela- # tives present, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Sharpe were supper guests of her sister Mrs* Burr Hurlbut at North Gouv- erneur Wednesday. Harlow Jackson, Horace Jack- son and Dale Jackson spent Wed- nesday at the Empire State Day at Dryden. - Mary Woodcock entertained Mr. and Mrs. Edward Todd and family and Mr. and Mrs. Harry Sharpe for supper Monday night. John Depew spent from Tuesday until Friday at the Woodcock' home. Other guests were Mr. and Mrs. Lyle Bogardus of Lis- bon; Mrs. Bessie Bloodough and Henry Perkins of Lost Village RoacL Thursday Mrs. Woodcock •visited her son William Wood- cock and family of Scotch Set- tlement RoacL HERE'S THE ONE THAT DOES IT ALL! sot\ Your C^a-^ce re Stai B- Ms working fMT • 26\ Rota-y Mower # Se^ 3€ • 30\ La**- Vacju-n • 3D\ R#e Mo««' a Year >ow--d $ 50Off : O**t* exc -*s Seat 3C * NESCO POOR JOH\' BO VELLE BOAD PBOXI K7-414* By LORETTA SAWYER A chicken barbecue will be held on the church lawn Aug. 19 starting at 5 p.m. until all are served, rain or shine, benefit of the Spragueville Methodist Church* Mr, and Mrs, Forrest Kinney and family and Mr. and Mrs, Bryan Kinney were dinner guests of Mr, and Mrs. Arnold Cotton and family of Clare. Mr. and Mrs. William Walton took their son Billy to Roches- ter Aug. 8 for his checkup and would like to report that Billy doesn't have to go back for an- other one for eight months. Mrs. Madeline George went to Syracuse Aug. 5 to see her hus- band, William, who is a patient at the Veterans Hospital. She reports he has improved and will probably be home in a short time* . Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Sawyer Richville Road N6ws yBy MABEL BAILEY Mr. and Mrs. John D, Phil- lip* spent July 30 to Aug. 6 with her Darenti Mr. and Mrs* B. R, Compon of Corsicana, Texas, Mr. and Mrs. Hermon Towne, Sr. were Aug. 3 dinner guests of Melford Towne and Mrs. Ida Thayer of Degrasse. Mr. and Mrs* Roger Bailey and family of Harrlsville were Friday evening and Saturday afternoon callers of Mr. Gilbert Bailey and Nancy. Mr. and Mrs. Dale Bush and family of Conn, spent the past week with Mr. and Mrs. Alton Bush. Mr. and Mrs. Martin Ray an of Admore, Pa. were Aug. 4 evening visitors of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hall. Mr. and Mrs. Hermon Towne, ST. and Nelson visited MertBrun- dage of Rome on Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Durant attended the Durant Reunion at Kysler Park near Upper Canada Village on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. .Keith Walrath accompanied them. • Mr. and Mrs. Hermon Towne, Sr. and Nelson were Saturday overnight guests of Richard Towne, Syracuse. Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert Bailey and Nancy were Sunday after- noon and supper guests of Mr. and Mrs. Dean Blandin of Her- moru Mr. and Mrs, Douglas Bailey and children of Canton, Mr. and Mrs. William Blair and Tammy of Gouverneur were other visitors at the Blandins home. Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Yerdon, two daughters and three grand- children of Florida were Sunday callers of Mr. and Mrs. Gordon CUflin. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Tripp and Sherri of Watertown; Mr. and Mrs. George Brinkley; Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Quay of Black River were Sunday callers of Mr. and Mrs. Jack D'Amico. Todd, Scott and Sherri Cole of Canton spent Sunday and Mon- day with Mr. and Mrs. Ralph .Cole. Mr. and Mrs. Hermon Towne, Sr. and Nelson were Sunday sup- per guests of Mr. and Mrs. Ken- neth Paro of Richland. Mrs. Sarah Hext of Petrolia, Ont., Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Dur- ant were Monday evening visi- tors of Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Durant of Great Bend. Mr, and Mrs. George Perry, Kathy, Jim and John of Mid- dletown, Conn, spent from Mon- day to Wednesday with Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Porter. Mr. and Mrs. Hermon Towne Sr. were Monday evening visitors of Mr. and Mrs* Willian Fuller of Antwerp. SomerviNe By FLOSSIE HALFORD Mr. and Mrs. Ben Barker were honored at an open house on their 35th wedding anniversary by their children, on Sunday, August 13. Mrs. Amber &vem and Mrs. Waiter Stoweli formed a new TOPS club in Somerville August 2. Officers are Mrs. Ruth Benn- ett, secretary; Mrs. Maybe lie Randall, treasurer; and Mrs. Bonnie Cunningham reporter. Anyone interested in joining is welcome. Meetings are every Wednesday night at 8 p.rru at the community center in Somer- ville. Mrs. Ruth Bennett was queen for the week of Aug. 9, Mrs* Susie Lee attended the Swern reunion at the community center at Rossie. Sunday, August 6. Mrs. Lee attended the .Antwerp training class, 1910-1911, re- union at the Roma Restaurant \Monday July \ Bobby Munch and daughters and ADbie Parker erf Syracuse spent the week of Ajg. t wiin his mother Mrs. Eveiyr. Munch anc grandmother. Mrs. Frances Barker, tc attend the Fair. Mr. and Mrs. Charles ZXmkel- iberg and Mr. and Mrs, Richard Coa:es of Gouverneur ieft for a fishing trip a: Raymond Lake in Queoec on Wednesday August 9. Mr. and Mrs, N or mar. Be JT» ore and family of New Oriear.s called or Mrs, Wunam Hal; or Monday August \. Trrey aiac visited Mr. and Mrs, Worth COOK. Mrs. 5ei- rr>ore attended ner ctajs reunion during ner vis;: nere. Mr*. Phyiisi Weij^tons Kurt and Kzry; Sccrt Raver and Dar: 'Tnom^tDs araerkded Bey &:^u: drv camp at Camp Vigsr Aug. *. Mr. and Mrs, Pa-i We. j and beys attended tne F~*er re^n;c»r. at jacquei Camer Pare Sunday, Mrs. Lynn Mattheyses of Pots- dam was a Tuesday afternoon visitor of Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert Bailey. Mrs. Alex Weaver and family of Rock Island Road were Tues- day supper guests of Mr. and Mrs. Donald Wither all and family and celebrated David WitheraU's fourth birthday. Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Bailey and family were Tuesday supper .guests of Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert Bailey and Nancy. Mr. and Mrs. Howard Morse attended Horse Show at Gouver- neur Fair on Wednesday after- noon. Wichitia Lillie won second in Costume Class. Mrs. Sarah Hext of Petrolia, * Ont. and Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Durant were Wednesday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Durant of Potsdam. .Sherri Cole of Canton spent Wednesday with her grandmother Mrs. Ralph Cole. David Bishop spent Wednesday and Thursday at Camp Vigor for Boy Scouts, Mr. and Mrs. George Colburn of Ogdensburg were Thursday supper guests of Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert Bailey. / and family spent Aug. 5 visiting Mr. and Mrs. Walter Lashua, Star Lake, and Mrs. Mary Lash- ua and children, Newton Falls. Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Gillett became grandparents of a new granddaughter, Laura Reed, born Aug. 3 to Mr. and Mrs. Eddie Gillett of Constableville, at the Lewis County General Hospital. Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Sawyer, Norwood and Mr. and Mrs. Leigh- ton Sawyer, Gouverneur called on Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Sawyer and family, July 30, Callers at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Bryan Kinney last week were Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Billup and family, Mrs. Ruth Spaudlng, Gouverneur, and Mrs. Fern Wet* -t,Omar. Mrs. Webert and Mrs. Kinney attended the fair, Aug. 10. Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Gillett spent a few days visiting Mr. and Mrs'. Bruce Byrns at their. cottage at Clayton the first week \ in August. Mr, and Mrs. William Blair ST. and Napoleon Blair, Gouv- erneur called on Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Sawyer and family, the evening of Aug. 5. Mr. and Mrs. Wellington Swem and girls, Mr. and Mrs. Mayard Durham and family and Mr. and Mrs. Junior Swem and family at- tended the Swem reunion at Ros- sie Community Center Aug. 6. Mr. and Mrs. Rodger Harmer and family, Edwards, Mr. and Mrs. Junior Swem and family, Mr. and Mrs. Earl Swem and Lori Sanderson, Gouverneur, were supper guests of Mr. and Mrs. Wellington Swem Aug. 8 to celebrate Mrs. Swem's birth- dav. Sarah and Clint Gillett spent a few days last week visiting their grandparents Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Gillett while their mother was in the hospital. TWENTY FOUR GRANGES IN THE COUNTY compost tht Pomona Grangt. In prtvious yttrs, individual grangtf h#d txhibiti at tht fair; this it tht first timt tht Pomona Grangt has had a booth. Fowler News File By CINDY FULLER , Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Streeter attended the Bacon family re- union, Thompson Park, Water- town, Aug. 6. Wayne Hubbard, Fine, and Carol Kirkpatrick, Gouv., were Aug. 10 supper guests of Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Phelps and Eve- lyn. Mr. and Mrs. Donald Salisbury and Mr. and Mrs. Aivin PhelD* enjoyed watching incoming boats on the Su Lawrence Seaway, Massena, Aug. 6. Mrs. Donald Sailisbury, Mrs. Alvin Phelps, Mrs. Inez Bence and Mrs. Carrie Sullivan, Ed- wards RcL, enjoyed lunch at Cof- fee Kitchen, Edwardsville, Aug. 7. Mrs. Kay Knowlton, Pope Mills, spent Aug. 8 with Mrs. Donald Salisbury. .Mr. and Mrs. Gary Finlcy and Tonii Gloucester, Mass., ar- rived Aug. 6 to spent two weeks with Mr. and Mrs. Donald Fin- ley. Mr. and Mrs. Gary Jinley, Toni, Mrs. Donald Finley, Royal Durant, and Lloyd Horne called Aug. 9 on Mrs. Mable Home, a patient in Mercy Hospital, Wa- tertown, They later called on Mr. and Mrs. Claude Weinhold, Watertown. Mr. and Mrs. James Fuller \ and girls called one night last week on Mr. and Mrs. Orvis Fuller and family, Pope Mills. Antwerp Training Class Reunion The Antwerp Training Class of 1911 held their 61st Reunion «t the Roma Restaurant Aug. 7 ifath nine of the former claaa of 25 members present. Those attending were Mrs. Myrtle Love Torrey frorn Apopka, Fla.; Mrs. Blanche Bates Martin. Peoria, 111.; Mrs. Snlla Main. Carthage; Jerry Sullivan, Hammond; and Mra. Julia Camp- bell, Mrs. Jessie Smith, Mrs. Mabel Stbwell, Mrs. Susie Lee and Mrs. Elva Rowjjfy from Gouv- •rneur. Other guests were Mrs. Robert Hupp and son Robert from Ro- chester and the Hupp's guest Exchange Student Thomas Jox- gens from Germany, also Mrs. Dorothy Oman, Carthage and Mrs. Ivan Love of Gouwnsur. Somerville Mr. and Mrs. Ralph HaUord called on Mr. and Mrs. William Harron Sr. of Gouverneur on Sat- urday night, August 5, and helped , him celebrate hjs birthday. Richville TOPS 459 At Thurtdayi meeting, there were 11 members present. Uda Perrln was queen far the week with a loss of two and one half pounds. There was a total loss of seven and one half pounds. ROSSIE Mr. and Mrs. Richard Davidson and children visited Mr. and Mrs. Roy Davidson, Mr, and Mrs. Rober_i_p*vidaon, Redwood, Mrs* Doris Maloy, Hammond, Mr. and Mrs. Ronnie Davidson, LaFarge- vilie, and Mr. and Mrs. Dale \Hutton Gouverneur. Mrs. Lorna J ohnston. William- son called on Allie Benjamin at the Martin home on Aug. 6. Mrs. Corinne Fulmer and aunt. Schenectady spent five days re- cently with her aunt, Lula Gard- ner. BEDROOM DRESSER, DINETTE -r t. Mrs, w e ;;j' sister. Mrs. \ TI* and far~:;> of Sr-ier*c- ta^y a**c a or. 9LT*1«V. THIS IS &OUVfcRN£UR S MOST EXCITING SALES EVENfT OPEN FRIDAY NIGHT TIL 9 AMARGO MAIN STREET...GOUVERNEUR NOW OWNED BY THE KRIFFS RKNITU8E STORES
