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HAILESBORO NEWS 7 SeL 2 — The Trib Le-Pre*. Gouverneur, N.Y Augutt 30, 1972 By JUNE KELSEY Mr. and Mrs. Timothy Rear- don, Heather Acre*, Watertown spent Sunday, Aug. 20 with her parents, Mr, and Mrs. Earl Kelsey for a family barbecue Other guests were Mr and Mrs Durwood Bates and daughter Pamela. Pamela Rae Bates, daughter of Mr and Mrs Durwood Bates was baptised Aug. 20 in Saint James Church with Father Hawkins Alan Kelsey is recuperating at home from a broken collar bone after a motorcycle accident Tuesday Aug. 15. Mrs Francis Boney, Maria aod Wendy Corbine were luncheon guests of Mrs James Fuller and daughters, Fowler, Aug. 17. Mr. and Mrs. James Fuller and daughters were supper guests of Mr. and Mrs. Francis Boney and the Corbine girls Aug 17 and viewed home movies of the Boney's recent vacation. ^ Mrs. Mildred Edwards ac- companied Mrs. Francis Boney to Potsdam Aug. 17 when she returned the Corbine girls to their home after their vacation with Mr. and Mrs. Boney. Mrs. Virgil Taylor and son Ricky of Roxbury and Mrs Taylor's son Ron and his two sons, Ronnie and Rodney of Ellenville were guests of her sister, Mrs. Earl Kelsey and family Saturday afternoon Aug. 19. They also visited other relatives. Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Boclair and family and Miss Noreen Goodison recently visited relatives in Cornwall, Ont., Canada. Mr. and Mrs. Lindon Kelley Rt. 1 were evening guests Tuesday, Aug. 21 of Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Boclair and family. Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Johnson, Perm Yann, spent Sunday, Aug. 20, with their niece, Mrs. Roger Rice and family. Mr and Mrs. Leo Knight visited Mr. and Mrs. Roger Rice and family Sunday, Aug. 20. Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Hitchman and son were visitors of Mr. and Mrs. Roger Rice and family Sunday, Aug. 20. Mr. and Mrs. Warren Minckler and Mr. and Mrs. Richard Lumley camped at Cranberry Lake over the weekend Mrs. Ruth Patton and Mrs. Blanche Patton were dinner guests and spent the day Sunday, Aug. 20 with Ruth's daughter, Mrs. Robert Andrews and family. and Mrs. Leo Knight and into their home on t t Aug. l. It is the former Floyd Bigarel residence. Mrs. Mary Lou Marcille and daughter Dianne of Maynard, Mass recently spent a few days with her sister-in 4a w, Mrs. Leo Knight and family. Mrs Mary Rice, grandmother of Roger Rice is a patient in the Edward John Noble Hospitah Mr. and Mrs. Roger Rice^and Kermit and Penny the wedding of Holly Rice, Richville, and Lonnie Weaver, Johnstown Road, Saturday, Aug, 19. Mrs. Myrtle Bums and son Harry Burns of Rome visited her grandsons Robert Andrews and \family and George Andrews Sunday, Aug. 20. Mrs. June Baginski and girls visited Mr. and Mrs. Paul Legacy and family Sunday evening, Aug. 20 Mr. and Mrs. Earl Kelsey and Jodv were luncheon guests of -Mrs. Aurea Hurley Monday, Aug. 21 at her camp on Sylvia Lake. The Hailesboro softball league had a chicken barbecue Sunday, Aug. 20 at the Hailesboro park. Assemblyman candidate Vern Ingram was there and Fair's band played for entertainment. Mr and Mrs. Duanne Martin and son Drew were visitors of her parents, Mr and Mrs. Kelso Shrewberry, Monday, Aug 21. Judy Legacy is spending two weeks in Dover Plains with her uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. John Soucia Melburn Vrooman, son of Mr - and Mrs. Duanne Vrooman, spent from Aug. 12 to Aug 19 at the 4-H camp at Lake Meechum. Mr and Mrs. Melburn Vrooman and Mr. and Mrs. Duane Vrooman and boys celebrated Duane's birthday at a restaurant for supper Aug. 17. Friends of Mr. and Mrs. juei Marsh and family recently visited them from Ohio. They were Mr. and Mrs. Dominic Augustine and family Mr. and Mrs. William An- derson and Kathy, Gloversville, were weekend guests of her mother, Mrs. Mae Dewey recently Mr. and Mrs. Duane Vrooman, while recently on vacation visited her sister, Mrs. Edward Goodrich and family, Rich- vmanville. Also they visited friends in Herkimer and Strat- ford A family reunion was held at the Vrooman's camp at Sylvia Lake Sunday, Aug. 20. Those attending were Mr and Mrs. Duane Vrooman and boys, Mr. and Mrs. Melburn Vrooman, Mr and Mrs. Roland Vrooman and family, Mr. and Mrs. DeVonley Vrooman and Mr and Mrs Clyde Vrooman and famUy, Harrisville. Kevin Vrooman, son of Mr and Mrs Duane Vrooman spent Aug. 22 with Mr. and Mrs. Norman Fuller and family, SpragueviUe. Supper guests of Mr and Mrs. William Bowman and family Saturday, Aug 19 were Mrs. Virgil Taylor and Ricky, Rox- bury; Ron Taylor, Ronnie and Rodney, Ellenville. Mr and Mrs Roger Farr and family have been spending the summer at their camp on Hickory Lake Mr. and Mrs. Francis Boney were supper guests, Aug 22, of Mr. and Mrs. William Corbine and family, Potsdam Mrs. Corbine surprised them with an anniversary cake. The Boney's anniversary was Sat. August 26. Billy Corbine returned home with Mr. and Mrs. Boney to spend several days. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Taylor and daughters. Debbie and Teresa, Kerhonkson, are spen- ding a few days with their uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. Earl Kelsey and family. Mr. and Mrs. Lionel Boclair visited relatives in Cornwall, Ont. over the weekend. Mr. and Mrs. Francis Boney were overnight guests of Mr. and Mrs. Emery Tamblin, Lacona, Aug 18 The Boneys and Tam- blins spent the rest of the weekend camping at Hinckley Reservoir near Utica. Mrs. James Fuller and girls, Fowler, were luncheon guests Aug 23 of Mrs. Francis Boney Mr. and Mrs. Donald Price, Phoenix, were overnight guests recently of his mother, Mrs. Freida Price. The next day Mr. and Mrs. Price and Frieda visited Mrs. Donald Price's parents, Mr and Mrs. Peter McCormick, Chautaugua. Peter Price, Westfield, Mass, visited his mother, Mrs. Frieda Price Aug. 20. TOURING THE NEW ENGLAND AREA, this bus load of visitors from Illinois, Indiana and Missouri visited International Talc Milton Aug. 22. Forty-three interested mid-westerners, with guide, Mrs. Roberta Tocks, Carlinville, III. Viewed the mill operation. Under the auspices of Presley Tours, Inc. 18 tour groups will have traveled through the Gouverneur and mining area by mid-October. Philadelphia Sunday evening He also attended the Centennial parade Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Flaherty Jr and family of Texas, are spending a vacation with Mr. Flaherty's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Flaherty Sr., other relatives and friends here. Louis and Michelle Rappole, children of Mr. and Mrs. Roger Rappole, Alexandria, Va., came by plane to spend some time with their grandparents, Mrs. Lula Rappole and Mr. and Mrs. Robert Flaherty. Mr and Mrs. Roger Rappole arrived Wednesday for a vacation with their parents. Louis and Michelle vil 1 ac- company them home. Their oldest daughter. Charmaine, remained at home as she is working before entering college in Richmond. Va. in the fall. Mrs. Charles iPearl) Watts is a patient in Carthage Area Hospital. People who go camping are nature lovers. But ironically, they may be harming nature by inadvertently harboring deadly gypey moths in their vehicles and equipment. The US Department of Agriculture asks campers to look for and destroy gypsy moths, egg masses, and caterpillars in their camping gear before leaving the Northeast. By MARGUERITE BEACH Mr. and Mrs. Richard Murphy are the parents of a daughter, Anne Elliott, born Aug. 19th at Mercy Hospital. Mr. and Mrs. Murphy have three other children, James, Mary Margaret, and Timothy. Mary Swenson, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Martin Swenson, celebrated her 18th birthday Aug. 22 Twelve guests, relatives and friends enjoyed a cook-out to celebrate the occasion. Mary received many nice gifts and a lovely birthday cake. Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Vars spent two days in Chicago, 111. at the National Legion Convention, where Mr Vars marched in the Legion parade with the New York State Delegation. The parade lasted for about seven hours and was very spectacular, however probably some didn't march the whole route. Oliver Metcalf of Cape Vincent, and Alan Murray of Carthage were also at the convention. Lisa LaLonde, three year-old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph LaLonde has been a patient in the House of the Good Samaritan, Watertown, for observation and tests. Rev. Eaton, a former pastor of the Congregational Church here, was present at the recent Cen- tennial revival services, and had a small part in the service THIS has the best price of the year on: PLYMOUTH FURY Plymouth Fury, already America's no. i family car, Is now America's no. 1 family car bargain. Because this car is final clear- ance priced to save. CHRYSLER NEWPORT ROYAL Now you can move up to real luxury the easy way With Chrysler Newport Royal and a final clearance price. Everything is priced for final clearance at CHRYSLER PAA/CDAA Rossie By MAHCt KRITK DAVIDSON Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Bar- tholmew, Gouverneur, called on Mr. and Mrs. Burt Hyatt on Aug. 19. Mrs. John Plate spent August 22 at Ottawa Fair with the La Forty Bus Line Tour. Word was received by Allie Benjamin that her friend Retta Morrison, Fulton, passed away on August 21. Mrs. Morrison was a former summer resident here. William Stevenson is a patient in the Edward John Noble Hospital, Gouverneur, at this •writing Mr. and Mrs. Herman Petrie visited friends in Madrid. Lisbon, Morley and Bucks Bridge on August 20 Mrs. Beulah Walsh and mother. Irene Swem. were recent visitors in SpragueviUe at the home oi Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Fuller Recent visitors of Mr and Mrs. ^l-arenzo Martin and Allie Ben- jamin were Mr and Mrs. Kime and Lester McWhorf. Waterloo and Mr. and Mrs. Lester Wilbur, : Williamsville Visitors at the home of Bertha Hunter this past weekend were Mrs. Marjone Halladay and Friend. Rochester; Mr and Mrs. l.vnn Youngs and family, Walworth Mr and Mrs Robert Hunter and lamily. Theresa; Mrs Darlene Tarrant and lamily. Watertown and Mrs Beulah Sahsburv Manon Mr and Mrs Ai Hutton. Mrs. Beulah Walsh and Mrs Irene Suem attended the barbecue in SpragueviUe on Aug 19 Alien David and Christine Walsh were recent supper guests of the Wilbur Fuller family. SpragueviUe The United Presbyterian Women's meeting was held at the community center on Aug 23 The members worked on projects tor a bazaar which will be held at a later date Mr and Mrs Noel Sigcnirney were pleasantly surprised on Monda\ when Mr and Mrs Noel W Conger of Brookings S D visited *nem Mr Sigoume> and Mr Conger had never met before b.;t are cousins However the> hdd corresponded ir. recent >cars L.ia Gardner returned home or. Aug 23 a ier ha\ ing spent a vee* ir. Brasher Falis at the hurre </ her nephev . Eev Louis Gardner F MHJC S»:TJU?S caiied or. Mr arc *^T> nar> **< Bogardus and ?•*• a\3 Mr* Clarence Young :r. Macomr. Mr a\r.d Mrs James to .h~ r. jr. Harr.rr._,nd Mrs France* \ <->rce .r. Henderson, and Mr and Mrs I v-Jor. F;eidsor. :r. *Va>ser.a d-T.ng 'tie pas: *eeK W ee •: en i « e>* s c: £ '. •* ood S.rr.jr.s uere Mr and Mrs Cjrv:lle J^ria-. anc our ch;i<irer. o ( V P.-rr ROTUNDO CHRYSLER-PLYMOUTH trve Fa. L*-.^ ner Ber..r. a-c Mr ar/d Mrs • a.'ar. -y Edwards 7b* arc Mr S.rr-«n< attended rer. a^c*«cr. ir Brasher f> -$.-.-e: r. the Eev t M L-la Gard- urn i 2174306 e Pe N ec. a~ . .5.* ~r.7\.yr.e. .ec -.r \!r Mrs. Elsie Bacon hasr returned from a two weeks vacation with her son and wife, Mr and Mrs. Carlton Bacon, Fairlawn^ N.J., and her granddaughter and family, Mr. and Mrs. Dale Hutchinson of Succanneh, N J. Mrs. Minnie Pike has returned home after spending some time with her son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hart, Watertown Debbie Hall, daughter of Mr and Mrs. Lawrence Hall, Morrisville, has been spending her vacation with her grand- parents. Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Fikes. Mrs. Carrie Thompson has returned from a two-weeks visit with her son-in-law and daughter and family. Mr. and Mrs. William Aloan, Millerton. and Greenwich. Dr. Dwayne Thompson, who suffered a severe stroke in January is being transferred from the VA Hospital in Erie, Pa., to the VA Hospital in Syracuse Mr. and Mrs William Adderly and Mrs. Lois Ward spent Thursday with Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Hall at their cottage at Clayton. The Senior Citizens Club will meet Thursday, Sept 7 at the Legion rooms with a covered dish supper at 6:30 p.m. followed by a meeting. Mrs. William Mowers spent * Wednesday and Thursday with her son-in-law and daughter. Mr. and Mrs. John Meeks, Dexter. It ha*, been learned that Mrs. June Anderson had an auto ac- cident near Plattsburgh. No bones were broken, but her back was sprained. She is now with her daughter. Mrs. Barbara Whit- more at Keeseville. Mr and Mrs. Howard Pelo, Calcium, spent Saturday with Mrs Pelo's cousin, Mrs. Lois Ward and aunt, Miss Mable Hunt. They celebrated Mrs Pelo's birthday with a barbecue. The birthday cake was made by Mrs. Ward Jerry Hudson and Frank Postorino Jr. spent several days last week with Mr and Mrs. Francis Piper at Ballston Springs. Mr and Mrs. Norman Smith of Phelps were guests a few days of Mrs. Margaret Hudson and Jerry. Mrs Smith is the former Linda Bowman, former teacher at the Philadelphia Branch of Indian River School. Mr and Mrs Ray Hull and daughters Laurie and Bobbi Jane, attended the capping exercises at St Joseph Hospital. Syracuse Knstine Hull was one of the members of a class of 64 to receive her cap This is Knstine s second year at St Joseph s Hospital Nursing School Star Lake B> MARJORIE BAXTER • Mrs Eleanor Janack of this village and Mrs Juanita Kerr of Oswegatchie called on Mr and Mrs Frank Campbell at Lisbon They aiso called or. Carroll Arm- strong of Lisbon It is the first meeting of Mr Carroll and Mrs Janack in approximately 40 years * Harold !M>ers Doroth> Houland and Marjorie Baxter spent Morwiav Aug 21 *vJh Mr and Mrs John Hise at Ch; id wold Mrs Perr> Van De Walker and . son Har\e> of Beaver Falls *ere callers at the home of Dorothy How land Mr and Mrs Louis Barber of Medina were visitors of Harold .M>ers th*s past -week There w-li c>e a rummage sale Aug 28 and 29 10 am to 5 p m at St Huberts Social Hall Donations rr.a> be ieft at the Socia\ Hail A dar>ce »as held Saturday Aag 19 at Lhe Yiuage Inn Music <vas famished b> the orig.rial -Dirt P^oac Gang*\ A F.eid Da> *\.ii be held at the S'.ar La** carr.p Sept 2 A-. pry;ts w;J gc to the Mjscular D.strcpr.;. Association of Arr.er ca Differer* games * 1} t»e Spragueville ; By LORETTA SAWYEK Recent callers of Mr^and Mrs. Wilbur Fuller were Mr. and Mrs. Donald Brown and Let a Ierlan of Ogdensburg, Mr. and Mrs. Ai Hutton, Mrs Irene Swem, Beulah Walsh and children all of Rossie, Mr and Mrs Leland Vert, Pine City and James Frappier and Chris. James is stationed in Puerto Rico. Mr and Mrs Cecil Sawyer and girls spent Aug 20. Visiting Mr. and Mrs Walter Woods and Sadie LaVare at North Bangor Mr and Mrs. Glenn Gillett had a display of rocks and jewelry at the Mineral Show at the fairgrounds Aug 19 and 20. Mr and Mrs Roy Temple and Miss Ethel Temple spent a week at Fisher's Landing on the St. Lawrence Mr and Mrs. Clive Mills, Oswegatchie, were evening guests of Mr and Mrs. Brya^ Kinney, Aug 23; Mrs Rut 1 Spaulding called in the afternoon. Mr and Mrs. Forrest Kinney and family spent the afternoon of Aug 20 visiting Mr and Mrs. Warren Raven and family, Madrid. Donna and Rex Kinney spent three days last week visiting, Mr and Mrs. Arnold Colton and family at Clare. Penny Colton spent three days visiting the Kinney family. Mrs Cecil Sawyer and Peggy visited Sally and Raymond Hughto at Harrisville Aug. 21. Peggy Sawyer is comfined to her home after undergoing minor surgery Aug 21. Mr. and Mrs. James Sawyer and family, Richville, spent the evening of Aug. 22 with Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Sawyer and family. Mr. and Mrs Richard Sawyer Jr , Gouverneur, have bought and moved into the home* for- merly owned by Mr. and Mrs. Walter Scott Mr. and Mrs Scott are patients in the Madonna Home, Watertown Mr and Mrs Chris Steele are moving into his grandparent's home on the Spragueville Road. Nancy Finley spent last week visiting Mr. and Mrs. Xury Finley between Webester and Rochester. Mr and Mrs. Joe Lashua and family. Newton Falls, called on Mr and Mrs Cecil Sawyer and family Aug. 24. STAR UKE Miss Renee Titus spent a few days recently with Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Snow at Beaver Falls. Mr. and Mrs. James O'Dell of Schenectady were overnight guests of Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Titus on Aug. 19 and 20. Mr. O'Dell and Mr. Titus are former schoolmates. Mrs Bert (Jean) Lucas and two daughters of Fairport are spending two weeks with Mrs. Flossie Hanley at her summer home here - • arc ser-ed from •• 7 s -.ere * be A -ra-.r* a-.il be r>e;d : ar ir ASTRO-ANALVSIS Sonia McGinn is HOROSCOPE FOR THE WEEK OF AUG 27, 1972 ARIES (Mar 21-Apr 19) You can improve working conditions this week, ' harmony is indicated with colleagues. A good trend is predominant to seek legal advice. Tie up those loose ends. TAURUS (Apr 20-May 20) Concentrate on ways and means of increasing your financial status. Thoughts should be business orient- ed. Use shrewd judgment in new ventures. GEMINI (May 21*Jun 21) * Check tfll h&>£ an<F mike safety improvements to avoid the possibilities of accidents. Look to one in the know for advice re- garding that personal matter. CANCER (Jun 22-July 21) An enlightening week; use talents wisely. You can surge forward with prosperous ideas which , insure success in new undertakings. LEO (July 22-Aug 21) A harmonious trend for dealing with the younger generation prevails. Use your time constructively for cementing ties with relatives. VIRGO (Aug 22-Sept 22) Extroversion and exces- sive energy may give you the urge to look before you leap. Use care and fore- thought before experiment- ing with those new ideas. GIFTS FOR ALL OCCASIONS Including FENTONS HOBNAIL HAND-MADE MILK GLASS FROM \GONE WITH THE WIND\ LIBRA (Sept 23-Oct 22) Get together with those who enjoy mental rapport and harmony with you. A good week to iron out those pending aggravations and difficulties. SCORPIO (Oct 23-Nov 21) -Don't allow tensions at work to spoil an otherwise favorable week. Listen to the advice of close and well meaning friend who can look at your present situation objectively. SAGITTARIUS (Nov 22- \Dec 21) /fnexcellent week for financial gains or put- ting those creative a- bilities to work. Use .talent to your advantage. CAPRICORN (Dec 22- Jan 20) A good week for travel and pursuit of studies. Mental capabili- ties are sharp now. Make long distance contacts if necessary to assist in at- taining your goals. AQUARIUS (Jan 21-Feb 19) Be sure you have proper motivations and direction although conditions favor, there is a tendency to glide through the week without making headway, PISCES (Feb 20-Mar 20) It is essential to maintain an even, steady pace. Take the week on a day- by-day basis. Although social life is favorable, -meeting other challenge can be rewarding. Brown's Jewelry Store ti I MUM ST GOUVERNEUR
