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\ GOOASS/fti FOR TH£ ACT/ON YOU WANT ' 1 —The TribuiM-PrMa. Gourerneur. N.Y. August 16. 1972 Public Notices AUCTIONS AUCTIONS CENTER UP POINTS ROTOR RETOR HT. At The Friday nights. frosted beer, Lower 8-16-lt (7) ROAST BEEF a frosted mug. ing atmos- Antwerp Inn, Antwerp. (7) SHOW RANCH N. Y M:00 A. M. • in • ONS i——— n d complete 26 at 1:00 Village of corner of Streets). Mellon Home. ists of nice lot location, 8- 3 bedrooms up 5 rooms bathroom, at- shop. a lot of poten- the owners, MeUon, for in- next 10% on on delivery — Auction* 287-0698- 19, 1 P.M. antiques, too numerous farm on the road, 7 Leave ft. on to 6H miies rom Main and to farm- no room this sale be- nd-up. of many, items. Don't gas range, sterns like dishes, room suite, and scatter email ft* mo- steel utility s or <Zf vwera, books etc. electric ap» tatte* stands. oases, old 2 beautiful mcftera, n and radio*. toots, of ctuBr mention and ext. AUCTION Saturday, August 19, at 1:00 pjn. -Located on the tKitton Road s* North Russell (7 miles from Russell — 7 miles from Can- ton). Such as: Roto Tiller, 24\ reel- type power mower, Lawn Flight riding lawn mower, Red Jacket Jet water pump, fair 9- piece dining room autte, round exten- sion table (oak), drop-front desk, apartment - size electric stove, drop-leal table, baby fur- niture, radios, stands, rockers, odd chain, oak buffet, okT gro- cery scales, trunks, small kitch- en wood stove, small portable washer, toe box, room screen, wooden wheelbarrow, car ear- lier, commodes, secretary top, «*ec motors, wood boat, hall tree with mirror, number oak pieces, quantity odd dishes, plus a k* more that there is not room to Ust Terms: Oath. A. Leonard Gray — Owner and Auctioneer. ' RkhviUe. Phone Gouvemeur 287-0698- AUCTION REAL ESTATE RIAL ISTATI REAL ISTATI SALE AUGUST 17 AT 11 A.M. At the farm on the Black Lake Road 8 miles from Og- densburg. 12 miles from Ham- mond, 4 miles from Edwards- ville by the Black Lake County Road, 8 miles from Heuvelton by the Eel Weir Park County Road. 47 Hoistein Cattle 44 Oowvare milking 6 oC the cows freshened this tell and 3 large Holstein heifers bagging. This Is a top dairy of big cows with quality They're kiss- ing a ton of milk a day and would not be sold but the Smiths are discontinuing Cann- ing. They invite you to look this good dairy over anytime, (MACHINERY A.G D17 gas tractor and loader; Gehl chopper with mo- tor and new-ityl* com head; JD 9»fbot haybine; 268 New Holland Btter with kicker; 2 kicker hay-racks and wagons; Dion self-unloading box on 10- ton Dion wagon; A.C 9-ft Disk harrows; ML N.H. Flail chop- per; 165 - bushel New Idea Spreader; J. D. 33 Spreader; Front-end rake; AC ^bottom piows; 54-ft of 9-in. blower pipe, like new; Farm trailer; 40- ft hay elevator and 80-ft hay conveyer; 30-Xt. Smokey hay elevator. FEED Corn ensilage and hay silage. PaU bam cleaner; Patz silo luikfeder 12-16-ft; water line water buckets and stanchions. MILKING EQUIPMENT 50t>gftllon Mueller milk tank; double wash-tanks; 5 Surge units; 5(Vgallon electric heater; milk pipelines 1-W inch; dump- ing station and dryer, vacuum pump and motor for 6 units; 2 wheel barrows; cow clippers, tractor chains and misc. items. Terms: Cash or checks. v Lunch: Available Auctioneer: Dick Oook. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Smith. Owners. Sale conducted by Clark Liv- ingston 398-4360 REAL 1ST AH FOB SALE — *>ew It I U trsiier 3 bedrooms Lived in 6 month* Setting furnished, in- cluding freezer and wmsher $6,500 Call 28T-O412 BOCSE AM) GAEAGE far «•>. XxfK taxes 87 Grove Street 287-0771 FOB AAUC — Go*4 business. Just out of neur. Route 11 Call Oraen and INSURED AUCTION Household, Thursday evening, August 17 at 6:30 P.M. * Located in the Village of Ant- werp (just as you turn onto the Theresa Road). Refrigerator, Maytag washing machine, 30\ electric stove, util- ity cabinet, maple kneehole desk and chair, complete break- fast set, large studio bed, re- clining chair, 3-piece maple bed- room suite. \ bed, double and single bed, dressers, tool chest, misc. odd dishes. Tterms: Cash- John Montroy — Owner. A. Leonard Gray — Auction- eer. Richville/ Phone Gouvemeur 287-0698. DAIRY AUCTION Saturday, August 19, at 1:00 PM Located 2 miles from Hermon on the Edwards Road. Retiring from farming, will sell my entire herd of 23 cows: 12 Jerseys — 10 Holstelns — 1 registered Brown Swiss with papers. Number due fall and early winter, balance spring. Heifers: 5 Jerseys, pasture bred, due for Spring. 11 Hol- stein and Jersey calves — also 1 Jersey and 1 Holstein bull calves. , A very young group of cows, number first calf heifers, a great pJac^ttrtray l family cow. Terms: cash or check. Karl Brown, owner. Roger Huntley, Auctioneer. Phone Canton 386-3483- i RIAL ESTATE TWO BE0ROOM TRAILER for rent. 10 x 56, Donald Blair, call 287-0652. 8-16-lt (9) APARTMENT Ft>B RENT In Richville, 2nd floor, unfur- nished. Phone 287-2990. »16-lt (9) SLEEPING ROOMS By The week. 37 Prospect St. Mrs. Ruth Ellison. Phone 287-1087. 8-16-ltp Strout, Realty INCORPORATED #343 — Pnce is right on this 3-6edroom home on West Side of Village $11,000. #356 — Small Camp on the Oswegatchie Has 500 - foot frontage. Would sell at $9,500. #362 — Brick Home over 100 years old. Has 6 acres to ram- ble around on *._ $15,000. #394 — Ranch Home with garage in Village. All in good condition $25,000. #507 — Building Lot in Vil- lage 125' x 250' in excellent lo- cation. Only $2,000. #506 — 4-bedroom home with large living room on East Side. Extra room for den or TV. Oil heat $12,000. #505 — Ranch home on Lake with built-in kitchen. All in tip- top condition $28,000. #456 — 5-bedroom home. 1H bath with 4-cax garage New furnace, wiring and plumbing. Large kitchen ^.._ $15,000 #395 A — 3-bedroom home with small barn on 4-acre lot. Good location to enjoy a touch of country living with a few animals. Low taxes .. $13,500 #455 — Large doubie house •bowing good income 2-bedroam each. New furnace $15,000 STROUT REALTY. INC 7 East Mam Street . Gouvemeur New York 387-3670 RIAL ESTATE 9 APABTHENT FOB BUNT — Remob>i«L n^* panel; rig and carpets — upstairs — pri- \ v«t* entrance — stove and re- frigerator furnished — heated- Si 35 Coupie pre-ferr?<l Call ,287^886 ,g^t! 9. FOR RENT — Vt House, 4 rooms and bath, utilities un- furnished. References required. Write or phone Mrs. Elmer Walsh, 1103 Washington St., Watertown. . g-16-ltp (9) WIDOW LIVING On Trout Lake - Edwards RoaoV would like couple or single person to live in. Will furnish room — or — room and board. Write Box A, % Tribune-Press. , • &-16~ltp (9) WANTED TO RENT — Home in the Country. 2 bedrooms or larger, privacy. Phone 287- 1498. g-16-lt (9) i FOR RENT — Recently Re- modeled, four rooms plus bath — upstairs — heat and hot water included, stove and refrigerator furnished. Call 287- 2084. - 8-16-2tp (9) FOR RENT — Upstairs Apart- ment near Main St. — heated and hot water — Phone 287- 1781. . ^ 8-16-11 (9) FDR SALE — 12 x 60 2 Bed- room trailer on an acre of land one mile from Gouvemeur. 2 car garage. 287-2004 or 287- 0377. 8-16-lt (9) BUILDING LOTS FOR SALE Overlooking new Jim-Mar Golf Course and new Shopping Center HIGH AND DRY TOWN ROAD - LOTS WITH STARTED WHITE PINE HEDGES 100' x 240' CONTACT JIM RUBAR PHONE 287-2172 TRAILER FOR SALE — Three bedrooms, $2800. Phone 287- 1559 or 287-2639. 8-9-lt(9) FOR SALE — S bedroom ranch home and garage, wall-to-wall carpeting, IV* baths, recreation room in basement. Morgan Fleming, resident, 48 Gleason St. May be seen by appoint- ment. Call 287-2556. 8-9-3t(9) WHY PAY RENT? Four bed- room insulated home, oil fur- nace with humidifier, 220 wir- ing, aluminum combination win- dows, 2 rooms paneled — low priced. Phone 659-8602. ' 8-9-2tp(9» FOR RENT — Sleeptaf Room. overnight or weekly, Mrs. Dixon, 236 E. Main. *18*tf (9) BARKERS MOBILE HO MRS h&ve good selection of two and three bedroom. 12 years to pay on good credit and two years employment. Somerville- Wegatchie Road. Phone 287- 3219. B-7-tf (9) FOR SALE 200-ACRE FARM with 40 head Hois terns New barn clean- er bulk tank, some farm tools NEW LISTING — Home on Park St. Being used as apart- ment upstairs. Oil heat, garage etc • NEW LISTING — Building recently built. 30 by 6C ft in R*chvil]e Can be made into a beautiful home at a good loca- tion. APPROX. 1000 PI of road frontage 223 ft deep, Town of Fowler across from airport Can be sold as lots any size or com- p»ete Many other lands, etc.. not mentioned CONTACT DON PECK REAL ESTATE BROKER Phone 287-2938 - Gouvemeur, N. Y. FOR KENT ^ apartment — CalJ 287-3436. 8-&-2U9) TRAILERS FOR RENT at Bftl- mat. Phone 287-0909 8-9-3t(»f ,_> Gouvemeur Real Estate 123 EAST MAIN STREET PHONE 287-3080 MODERN HOME • Large living room • Dining room • Kitchen with built-in cabi- nets • Garbage Disposal • 3 Bedrooms • Large closets • 1H baths. • Full basement with family room. • Immaculate condition. • Large lot — fenced. INCOME PROPERTY: • Efficiency Apartment — furnished. • Garage has plenty of stor^ age space • Main Part of house has: Built-in Kitchen Laundry Room Family Room •Dining Room Large Living Room 3 Bedrooms upstairs - — Full bath Full basement New heating system. RANCH STYLE'HOME: Decorated foyer Living room with fireplace Sliding windows in living room 3 Large bedroorni Sewing room 1H baths Kitchen with bunt-ins Attached garage with auto- matic door-opener Swimming pool Terraced walks Landscaped grounds. SMALL HOME: landscaped Double garage 2 bedrooms Enclosed porch Living room Dining room Kitchen compact Electric heat Modestly priced. . House in Harrisville. Farms in Macomb area. Operating farm on Chub Lake Road. 3-bedroom country home near Edwards. Trailer Park Numerous good homes in vil- lage. Call- ALYCE B. WESTURN KAY COLE 1 JERRY FILIATRAULT JROGER RUMBLE 287-3080 Licensed Personnel WHY DONT YOU ADVERTISE IN THE GOUVERNEUR TRIBUNE - PRESS FOR SALE NEW LISTING — FULLY EQUIPPED FARM. 630 acres jmnth 82 head of stock. Large dairy bam with bulk tank anj 5 auxiliary buildings, all ma- chinery Included, 13-room house. Ready for transfer of Utie. NEW LISTING — BUSI- NESS OPPORTUNITY. Sea- sonal business with good income located on nearby lake. Proper- ty of about I acres includes stocked store, marina, camps, trailer sites, boats, motors, 4- bedroom owner's apartment and about 600 feet of shoreline. Ideal for active retired couple. NEW LISTING — 150 acres of wooded hunting land. . NEW LISTING — Small 2- bedroom home on 1 floor. En- closed porch. Asking $4,300. NEW LISTING — 3-bedroom home on \ acre lot with large back and side lawns. Eat-In kitchen, carpeted living room, dining room and den. Garage and patio. Asking $11,000. NEW LISTING — 2 side-by- ^side building lots with 125 feet of frontage a n d 250 feet of depth on each lot. Can be pur- chased singly or together. NEW LISTING — 8-room house — \y» baths — 2 stall bam with concrete floor. House has attractive kitchen with am- ple storage space. NEW LISTING — UNDER $9,000. 34>edroom home on 60' x 150' lot, moderate taxes, good kitchen with double stainless- steel sink and plenty of storage, utility room with w/d hook-up, 3 rooms carpeted. - NEW LISTING — 7 - r o o m home with large back yard, g o o dT furnace, electric water- heater, priced under $9,000 FOR QUICK SALE. } 79 other properties listed for sale with us. Prices range from $1,000 to $150,000. ATKINSON REAL ESTATE, INC. Savings & Loan Bldg. Gouvemeur 287-1310 Margaret H. Atkinson Broker Myrtle S. Lyude William E. Lacy Michael Wranesh JSrnest H. Griebsch Salesmen Real Estate Is Our Only Business. is In loving memory of our Son «md Brother Alfred McE*thrra. who wu taken I ram u* five yean igo toaa> H i» hard to believe that you an gone But rnemortet itui linger on And aj dawm another year In our lonely tours ol thinking Thought! of you are always near. Days or sadness still come over us .Friends may think the wound is heated But they atlie know the sorrow That lies within the heart cunoealed TUi memory fades and life depart* You live forever in our heam Sadly missed by Mom — Dau — Sister* and Brothers «-16-ltp CAJU> OF THAJVfcft We wish u> express our hearileli ap precukUor. to: Lhe mari> acts of kind- ness cards and floral offering* rt-ct ^ecj jdunng 'the lLness amJ passing of oux loved one Many, many thanks lo aii. The faniu) o! the iaie Huward Given Russeli, N Y AJ»PR£C1AT1O> We wovud i^jce to thank ine Gowtr- neur Bescje Squat, and the personnel of the emergency room of Gou'veraeur hospital !or their efficient assistance at the tune of Barbara s deaib and Patricia • injury Mr and Mrs. Fred Newvine Mi and Mrs James Newvine • BY • BY • BY • BY RENT-A-CAR THE DAY THE WEEK THE MONTH THE YEAR FROM Tkt Ford TMB !• fiprrwmr OOODS MOTOR CORP. or STATE OT NEW YORK 4UPREMX COURT »T LAWRENCE COUNTY GOUVERNEUR SAVINGS A UX'~H LTIQN. Plaintiff MAC8ON INOU8TRIER, INC Defendant. In putsuanee of a Judgment of fort- ctosure and sale, duly granted In the above entitled action and entered In the St. Lawrence County Clerk • Office on the 2nd day or August. 1973 I. David Davis. Esquire the undenigned. Referee in said . Judg- ment named will seil at public auc- tion at the offices of Nelson. Nelson and ODonneii. 40 Church Street G^jveroeur County of St Lawrence and State of New York, on Lhe 18th day of September 1973 at ten o clock A.M.. the premises described in said judgment a* rolkmi All that tract or parcel of land •Ituate in the Town of Edwards. County of St Lawrence ami State ol New York, being on Depot Street and bounded Noah by Schryer. East Iby Lhe street. South by Ha rile. West by Weidner. containing about 25/100 acres of land and being the same premises conveyed by Melv in E Ber- curoe to Macson Industries Inc by deed dated May 3. 1986 and record- ed in the St. Lawrence County Clerks Office May 10. 1MB In Uber 803 of Deeds at page 152. Dated at Gouvemeur, N. Y. this 9th day of August, 1973. DAVID DAVIS, ESQUIRE. Referee Nelson. N«teon A aDonneil Attorney• for Plal&Uff 40 Church Street Gouwrneur. N. Y. . thl6 4t TO WHOM IT MAY CONCXRN 1. CEYLON E. ALLEN Sheriff of the County of St. Lawrence, pur- suant to the precept to me delivered by the District Attorney of said County, and in accordance \tin >«w do hereby notify all persons bound to ap- pedi t>> recognizance or otherwise, at the Term of the Supreme Court to be held in the Village of Canton, on the 5th day of September, 1972. to ap- pear thereat, and do hereby require all Town Justices. Coroners and other officers who have taken any recog- nizance for the appearance of any person at such Court, or who have taken any inquisition or examination or any prisoner or witness, to return such recognizances, iexaminations and inquisitions to the said Court, at the opening thereof, on the first day of It* sitting. IN WITNESS WHEREOF I have hereunto set my hand this 1st day of August. 1973. CXYLON E. ALLEN. . Sheriff ot St. Lawrence County 8-16-31 NOTICE or NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN Pur- fcuant to the provisions of General Mu- nicipal Law, Section 103 and Highway Law. Section 142. of the State of New York, that Paul V Countryman Super- intendent of Highways of the Town of Gouvemeur, St. Lawrence County. New York, has recommended the purchase of one new 1973 Snow Plow and 4 Wheel Drive Truck; the Town's 1956 M.H to be taken in trade Bids must have a fully executed nor collusive certificate attached to and made a part of the bid. Specifications may be obtained at the Town Clerk s office. Gouverneur. New York. Bids must be delivered in sealed en- velopes plainly marked \Snow Plow and Truck\ to Sterling L. Tait. Town Clerk of the Town of Gouverneur N Y. not later than 7;30 P.M.. on Wednes- day. September 13. 1972, at the office of the Town Clerk. 9 E Main Street. Gouverneur. New York, at wtuch time and piac* the bids will be publicly opened and read. The Town Board reserves the right to reject any and all Uds. : August 10, 1073. By Order of the Town Board of Gouverneur, N. Y. Sterling L. Tait Town Clerk 8-ie-lt woncx or PV*CHA»X NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN. Pur- suant to the provisions of GeneraJ Mu- nicipal Law, Section 103 and Highway Law Section 142. of the State of New York that Paul V. Countryman, Super- intendent of Highway* of the Town of Gouverneur. St Lawrence County. New York, has recommended the purchase of one Hopper Type Sand and Cinder Spreader Bm? must have a fully executed non- coUustve certificate attached to and made a part of the bid. Specifications may be obtained at the Town Clerk's office. Gouverneur. New York- Bids must be delivered in sealed en- velopes plainly marked Sander u> Sterling L. Tait. Town Clerk of the Town of Gouverneur. NY not later than 7:90 P.M.. on Wednesday. Sep- tember 13. 1973, a: the office of the Town Oerk. 9 E Main Street Gouver- neur New York, at which time and place the bsd* will be publicly opened The Town Board reserves the right to reject any and all b«ds Dated: August 10, 1972. By Order of the Town Board of Gouverneur. N Y. Starling L. Tait. Town Clerk 8-lft-lt NOTICE Or Mil Take notice that on Tuesday. Au- gust 22. 1972 10 00 a ... at R^tu..do Chrysler Plymouth G^uvenw-r. New York the undersigned w i,; sei. at AUCTION IO the highest bidder in con- formity with Persona] Property Laws of the Stau of Nev. York relating ic Retail Installment Loar. the following described property, to wit 1964 OidsmoUle Sena. Number 834IY138B61 * The undersigned reserves the right to bid Dated August 10 1972 . The Nationa* Bank of Northern New York t>y Agent for Reeaie Ronaid S Pickett 8-16-lt UBCAL NOTICE The foUowing propot;iwra wi^ be submitted to Lhe quail;*K v&ien t>: the Towr. of Oiflor. at a specta. eiectior. to be heid or. the 29t£ ca.< of August 1ST2 a*, the eiecuo- Cm'ir.cx headquarieri for Eiectjor Dai^cx No at ine Newtor. Ta-*» Paper Mili Cub House ;r. Newjor. FLJ New York and \lor Ejectjor. D»:rvn No 2 tt 'Jw Towr. Braiding *r. Crar.derry Lake New York w-.tfc the po^g imr* aper. betweer. lhe hour* of 2 and S ;> rr pmoroamo* I Sfaouad the TTT :»: C~Tiac accept a deed tc the abandoned Cr^tmrry Lake {SChooi for the rurr of t: X PlOfOWTIO^ S Sfcowd the T^wr :>: C-fioe proceed w.ih the aoostructjan of a UJW?. hag£- ny bare at N**rtat rails Ne* York At a oonttrurUDfi cost not to nr—« Si 00 000 lft-14-ll Towfe Qsrt ^Ssemblyman J Dan Haley reports from Albany ? question > SUte L^i Dan Haley the New York completes any of its work each more thariy* thi year \ In a presentation at the Democratic Legislative Can- didates School in Albany, the Northern New York Legislator sited as an example the work done by the assembly Con- servation CommiUee this year. He told the candidates that Committee had 315 fylls referred to it. 91 were voted 4ft favorably ^and 22 were voted down. Thus, the Conservation Committee acted on only 113 bills. Not only . did the Legislature go home with two-thirds of the year left \p go,\ he said, 'but the Assembly Conservation Committee Went home with two-thirds of its w^rfc , left undone. I wonder how many other committees have as bad, or even a worse, record\. x In presenting his Legislative reform program of seven points, Assemblyman Haley stated, \It should be our mission to execute the reforms that will make of our Legislature the potent in- strument which this state deserves. It is beneath the dignity of the Empire State to be governed so carelessly. It is time we acted as though we really understood the significance of our role — and our strength — as the Empire State. \This is the year for coming of 'age,\ he continued,\ a time to grow up and face facts, a time to elevate the quality of people in public life, and then through their scrutiny and vigilance, to elevate the quality of public ad- ministration.\ The Waddington Legislator's seven point program aimed at making the New York 1 SUte Legislature a co-equal third of the State Government, proposses: 1) Every bill referred to a committee shall be heard before that committee, and it shall be placed on the committee's agenda in the chronological order in which it is received by the committee. 2) Every sponsor of a bill being heard before a committee shall be invited to appear at the committee hearing and discuss his bill with the committee members. 3) All bills to be heard before a given committee meeting will be announced by name and number in the Senate and Assembly calendars, as the case may be, for the three legislative days immediately preceding the said committee meeting. 4) All committee meetings considering legislation shall be open to the public and the press. 5) All votes taken in committee on bills considered by the com- mittee shall be recorded and published in the Legislative Index. 6) The ratio of party mem- bership on each committee should reflect the ratio between members in each party in the respective houses 7) All Assembly committees shall remain open until ad- journment. (Although this is already the rule in the New York State Senate, the Assembly committees are closed after three quarters of the session has passed, and then most of the really important bills are in- troduced through the Rules Committee By ignoring the standing Assembly committees, this current practice makes the Assembly's committee system even more of a farce.; ''Basic, absolutely basic, to the reform of the committee system.\ Assemblyman Haley said, is removing the dictatorial powers which committee chairmen in New York Sute presently have Tnis excessive power in the hands of committee chairmen was never intended in either our Federal or Sute Constitutions It strangles the legislative process makes it easy for a small oligarchy to control a legislature frustrates the ability of legislators to represent ef- fectively the people who select them and is a distortion of our system There is no way the people of New York Sute can regain control over their state government as \on% as a small group of committee chairmen hold tyrannical power. As a tiny group but cntjcaity situated, they are extremity exposed to Itbt pressures <f powerful kob- b>TSU and » powerful executive branch Itebeve that this sute the results of their any taoger for the Savmqs Earn Mor e For Yo,. At The Savings Institution That Pay* The Highest Div,d«nd Rate Permitted by L«w really significant bills are all too often NOT the ones which the Legislature considers but the ones which it doesn't\ Assemblyman Haley, who has traveled to three countries and two states studying legislative procedures, continued, 'The California Legislature, under the influence of the rules I have just mentioned, enjoys a level of procedure and achievement that makeiT New York State's Legislature look medieval by comparison. \The most fundamental issue in the fall elections on the sUte level,\ he added, \is reform of the Legislature. There are plenty of other issues, of course, but how can you solve the problems of this sUte in an institution that is at present defective?\ \ The old order changeth/ yielding place to the new' says the poet. T And it is indeed the old order which prevails in the New York SUte Legislature, stifling consideration of issues that must be confronted and solved. The people of the SUte of New York are crying out, when, oh when, will the old order yield place to the new It can be done this year — IF ouk party will accept as iU goal and v^s platform that the New York^SUte Legislature pull itself up by its bootstraps so that it actually will play the role of being one co-equal third of the SUte Government. Amber Valley l new 4-H The new 4-H club formea.pn the old DeKalb Road has chosa? the name Amber Valley Ctab. Election of officers was held recently with Norris DavisV president; Gary Gonyea vice 1 president; Lorie Gonyea secretary and Christine Bressette as treasurer. There are three more offices to be filled at the September U meeting to be held at the home of Mr. and Bin. Bernard Gonyea. Mrs. Marj Collins will be the guest speaker at this meeting. There are 16 members at present and more are joining. Leaders of the club are Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Bressette, Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Gonyea and Wendall Davis, and Mr. and Mrs. Donald Renshaw. Junior leaders are Norris Davis, Gary Gonyea and Lorie Gonyea. A special project has been started by Norris Davis and his father; they have formed a 4-H snow machine club and 18 members are expected to par- ticipate. Children under 14 years of age cannot participate unless they join the club because of the snow machine safety courses. The first snow machine meeting will be held October 24 with Robert Benware as a guest speaker. He will speak on the life in the bush of Newfoundland and show a film on moose bunting, any one interesting in joining can call either 287-0428 or 287-2428. Reunion held at Lazy River Tne sixth John Gray reunion was held at Lazy River. There were 60 present. The family of Ed Gray had 32 members present, Cora Gray Davis had five, Henry Gray had 23 There were 12 guests A basket picnic was enjoyed at 1 p.m. At the business meeting it was voted to have the next reunion the first Sunday of August, 1973 at Lazy River Officers elected were President Mary Bush, Vice President Charles Van Namee, Secretary and Treasurer Marie Say ex Prizes were given for longest marned Mr and Mrs. Glee Van Namee. newlyweds. >Cr. and Mrs Fred Van Namee; senior lady, Hazel Van Namee. senior man. Merton Gray, youngest girl Heather Williams; youngest boy. Scott Oeveiand; first to arrive. Razel Van Namee; fur- thest distance. Mr and Mrs Dak Va* Name* and largest family, Joanne Hubbard. Som entitle Mr and Mrs Robert McGroom are parents of a baby girl April Lynn born Saturday. Aug IS, and weighing in at 7 pounds The farmer got 40 cents of every dollar consumers spect on larm foods m the firtt quarter of 1972 In 1951 be got 49 ceou of the consumer s food dollar ANTICIPATED DIVIDENDS * ON SAVINGS ACCOUNTS MAOI (jp JO GOUVERNEUR SAVINGS & LOAN ASSN INTEREST GUARANTEED ON SAVINGS CERTIFICATES INQUIRIES WELCOMiD
