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f 2 S«c I — Th« Tribwe-PreM. GouTerncut. N V October 24. I 973 From Paris to Brit turn for Rotary Ai Tui'sdav \s Hoiai \ luiuluvn. program I'hainiKin Kii M»»M'S introduced thi* iuiest speaker, .KdwardSchweinus IV Kdward is one ot !he M\ sludents who went lo Kiaiuo fi!«> suimiHT on (ho Urea' Kxehan^e program The pio^ram is designed lor p*\>ple lo fXN.ple lOlHaVt lot tH'tUT Wolld 1 undei -standing Kdward piesentini a 40 minute ptogram <»t excellent >hdes ami exciting cimiiu'iiiai > on ihe area Horn Pai is '<• Hi ii'.un United Way in county at 12% of minimum The Annual Support Program »»t the lulled Way of St I aw'once County reports initial I! mil IKS ul $39,285 71 on a Minimum Quota of $315,(XX) In making the announcement County Chairman. Byron F 1 \'h. stated \Massena leads all rummunity appeals with 40 pereent of minimum quota leported followed closely by ilouverneur and Canton, \ he said **Our 1974 support campaign in i he Industrial Division which accounts tor hotter than half of out total receipts i> hovs well tindeiwav in most plants Sustant ial reports are exptvttnl in the next two weeks to U>lsler the piogi am Lyrh explained \The lagging cutnmunit) campaigns is often due fo Division Chairmen iiela\ing an interim report of solicitor collectu»ns to the area chairman \ \These progress reports are vital and 1 urge all Solicitors. i1i\ isiiiii chairmen to report promptly to their Area Chairman.\ he said Malcolm J. Stacy new manager at A&P , The appointment of Malcolm J Stacy as manager of the Great Atlantic & Pacific Tea Com puny's store at \\2 Clinton Street. iiiiuverneur. was announced Today by M A Bozza. Divisonal Vice President & .General Manager Mt Stacy a recent graduate of A & Ps Kmployee Development Ptogram. started as a clerk in a Food S T ore in November of 1%7 and has progressed through all departments to achieve this present position and has had expensive experience in the food industry Mt S'acy resides at 15 Pearl S 1 reet with his wite Carolyn and their lour children Malcolm invites his lellow citizens ni iiouverneur to \Come In\ \ isit and share in money saving \alues 1000 Islands Counci plans mini-conferences New materials, financing and cratts will be teatured at two \Mini-Conferences\ planned by held advisors of the Thousand Islands Ciirl Scout Council tor Del 29 and 'M) In the southern area of the tn- i'ounty council, the Oct 29 session is to rur; Irom 10 a.m - 2 ;*u p m ar the First Methodist Church. Mullin St.. Watertown. The Oct 30 session will be at the Methodist Church in Canton, also Irom 10 am - 2:30 p.m. Presenting the Mini- Conferences are field advisors Mrs Carl Alden. Mis James Fisher and Mrs Albert Hyde A workshop is slated on new mat-erials supplementary to the Junior and Cadette handbt»oks Ki»und 'able discussions will be open v 'alk about ail ages of Scouts, with the help of special displays of cratts and program ideas For leaders seeking help »r. handling money, rips will b<. offered on troop financing in- cluding registration and camping costs Participants are asked to bring lunches, and coffee will be provided Special Ed assembly focused on banking Students at the Special Education Center in Balmat will .tx- given an introduction to banking by Robert Hayden of the First National Bank of Gouverneur The assembly on Friday. Oct. 26 will focus on Savings accounts Students from the Center will be able to open savings accounts through the \First National Bank on a weekly basis at school This program is part of American Education Week activities. Oct. 23-26 at the Center Mr Hayden is First Vice President at the First National Bank Parents wishing further information abuut this service may call the Center from 8am to 3:30 p m at 287-3591 .Several parents from Mrs Lacy's class will be celebrating School Lunch Week with other classes at West Side School Mrs Hebah Gleason. Mrs \Norma ^Cooper. Mrs Jeanne Smith and Mrs Beulah Jones will be having lunch on Friday win Mrs Ley's students OES to show slides of Hawaiian trip Pas? Matrons and Patrons will be honored by Marble City Chapter 92 OES on Thursday night. Oct 25a? 8pm All officers are asked T o be present Slides on the OES trip to Haw?-; will be shown following the nre 1 ing All Master Masons are invited to attend •••••••••••••••••»»•••••••«•••••! THEATRE THURS. ft PRI. OCT. 25 * 26 GALA *R£-HALLOWEEN SHOW I TUPLE LUCHE Of GRISLY HORROR Revenge* ~ living wad Curse *~ living Ve*d fe«4S..~ living Drad SAT * SO- OCT. V, ft 28 SHOW* AT 8 P.M. ONLY \WHAT A STIRRING, INEMNG ENTERTAINMENT, Mano IaMancha FM THTTtR NO* MOOfT Bus program of Arts Council would enable rural residents to attend cultural events The initial rot urns ths year show appreciably higher gift levels which \ f continued will exceed our minimum quota to better meet the needs oi pouple.\ he said Concerts, plays, dance recitals, and ai t exhibits in the region w ill >*K»n ha\ e a new kind «>t audience The Ai ' S and Humanities Council of the N Lawrence \'alloy. Inc . has boon awarded a grant ot $500 ly\ he New York State Council on the Arts to help make the arts more accessible u» culturally deprived lural people by providing chartered bus service The Arts and Humanities Council is planning a series of b is Mips in |KTtormanees or exhibitions held in ihe larger com m unit IOS Prelim ma rv checking mdicatovl that trips may K i >cheduled to Canton. Fot- sdam. Ma>sena. C^gdonsburg. of 1 \\au*r?own Any location where rherr is a major cultural event scheduled will be considered The program requires the tooperanon ol urban presenting organi/auons as well as in- dividuals or groups in rural areas who wish ro t>e included The presen'ing orgaruzatmns will have 'ho chance to build their audience potential, to sell blocks «»! Mckets. and H» serve the needs ot a disadvantagod croup The •» ur al audiences who come will bo uoa T ed o a gala evening in- f I ud in u roe Iran sport anon. Mckc-r discounts, and a special I ecepMon It is rn»pt^d that rho p*-oph v\hi> ride 'he bu>os will want r o make such (rips on their own later on Organizations which offer events »o the public are asked to n< tify rho Council if they wisi, to join in inakinti arts events Norwood educator speaks at meeting William Hart of Norwood was •'ho speaker at the regular mooting oi the Edwards' Lions Club Mr. Hart who has boon associa*ed with education in St Lawrence Comty as a teacher and administrator chose as his 'opic The Miracles and Myths of Kducauon Today Hr outlined how his thinking and in* 1 thinking of many • •ducators >oday havi* changed in 'ho pa>t fow years He espt»cially praised students today as coming to school with much more knowledge •han rh<jse of former \i-ars Mr 'hen wen f on to outline fho development of 'he Boies program and its impact in the N<• i rh Courvry not only in reaching students skills rhey would ru*ed lan*r in industry of business bu ! also in its program <»f aduJ 1 '\duca'ion i\r also fouched on social • 'duca'ional program of BOOKS iior ? he <-xcop f lonai child, the slow learner and r hos<- retarded or physically handicappK*d His f alk was llJus'ra'ed ^hrf>u^hout with his many and varied experiences in 'he held of edutanor A'isinritJ Lions werf- present iron: the HeuveJton and S T ar •U'ike Clubv N» x r month the Lions club of K'lward^ is sponsoring an ora'orical contest idr high <ch'»ol studen*^ w ; 'h f he T hrc*e imalists pre^-n? ir it i f rie;r 'alk- a' one of 'fj*- me»* if,j. ir, N.,veir,rx-r available to rural pt\>plo The Council also mvues inquiry from individuals <>r organizations that serve a rural population Those who want rho bus to stop at their home locale, or to bring audiences to their door, should write to Bus Program, Arts and Humanities Council of the St Lawrence Valley. Inc 207 Bishop Hall-Crane Music Center Sl'NY Potsdam. Potsdam, Now York **Thanks \6 >ou »he Cnited Wav \ it's working Don't forget to set your clocks back one hour before retiring Saturday night If you are afraid you will become confused, stay up until 2am Sunday and go to bed at 1 a.m. —or if you like t*ay up until the second 2 am Republican rally Monday in Antwerp A Republican rally will be hold Oct 29 at 8pm at the American lA'gion Hall, Antwerp Hound and Square dances will bo hold and refreshments served Kvoryt.no is welcome Uuest speakers will bo Senator H Douglas Barclay and Assemblyman Donald Taylor Other dignatanos will be Judge William McClusky. District Any. John Bastian. Sheriff Irving Angel, Clerk of the Board of Supervisors IXmald Andrus, County Clerk Ben Mit- chell and local candidates for supervisor. Cirant Northrup. councilman. Stan Price; Justic of fho Peace. Donald Turner; Justice of rho Peace, Michael Laverghetta; town clerk. Roger Moore. Highway Superintendent. Rush Reynolds and tax collector. Martha Pitts Special Ed students collect for UNICEF Students at BOCES Special Ed Balmar will be canvassing the Gouverneur area on behalf of UNICEF. Sunday afternoon. Oct. 28 UNICEF is a United Nations of fort to help needy children in more ?han 100 countries throughout the world S'udonts will wear special idem mcar ion cards and use of- ficial UNICEF coin containers Lions sell light bulbs The Lions initiated their annual light bulb sale Wed- nesday night. John Burke, president, has announced that the town was not completely covered at that time, and the Lions will be selling bulbs again this evening. Republicans to meet the candidates' The Republicans candidates for Edwards Town offices and Coun'y Legislature candidate Maynard Miller will hold a \Meet ihe candidates\ session on the evening of Tuesday, Oct 20atthe Pleasant Valley Community On'er un the Edwards- (iouvorneur Road at 7 30 p m The group will convene to answer questions and provide for general discussion of matters of interest a T both Town and County levels Mr Miller ;s it he County Legislature candidate for District 8 comprised of Edwards, Fine and Clifton He is currently Supervisor of Clifton, a position he has hold since 1962 All voters and interested parties are invited Refreshments are planned Perfect attendance pins jpresented to Edwards Lions during the drive. Money collected is used tor food and nutrition. <jicMase control, education and t m» rgency aid Dairy beef new industry There has been an increasing interest m raising Dairy beef in ST. Lawrence County- Canton ATC has finished oiie group of dairy beef and has begun another group of 40 The herds ate divided into two groups for the purpose of research con- 1 corning feed utilization. It is a complete starting, growing and finishing program for dairy beef To encourage interest in this operation, and to answer any questions in regard to it. a public mooting is planned for 8 p.m Monday. Oct. 29. Professor Hart man from Cornell Univer- sity and Professor Wont worth Irom Canton ATC will be guest speakers. The meeting, sponsored by Cooperative Extension, will be held at the ATC Kennedy Farm - located on Route East <Canton- Pierrepont Road) about four miles from the traffic light on Route 11. families are invited to attend this meeting and learn more abou r a growing industry Knox Memorial guidance office announces hours The Guidance Office at Knox Memorial Central School will be open from 7 9 30 p m on the third Wednesday of each month for in'eres'ed paren's and students IT -was announced by 'Gerald Whaien. Guidance Counselor a* the school Mr Curran school psycholo£:sr is at 'he sch<*ol evf-rv Wednesday and is available for consultation from •9 a m »o 3 p m . . THK K1KK II \LI in 1 duirds was quickly warmed Monday night by th<> IIIIIMI of (he ( ountrv Pride and enthusiasm generated at an old hiNhtom-rf square da net' given by Kdwards Democrats. There will be a M-ioml oppoi tuitil) for those who missed the fun un Monday. KririuN. thr ( ountrv Pndt* will be onstage at the municipal building for another Deniti got together lo meet the candidates Kvervone is inv ited ., . , , (Reuss photo) * Howard Saiutuds of honor at gala evening Howard Samuels. President H.j the OtftracK Hetting i'or- |n>i-(iti«>u ami an avowed tan didate lor gi>verru>r. will be the ^uest o! honor at a gala evening ID Massena Siilurday \JtiinUnee in 73\ sponsored hv ihe »Sf Lawrence County I)tnu»cratic CornmitttH*, will bo held at the Slieraton Inn (for inerly the Schine Inn) begininriK at 9 p m There will be dancing with (he music oi l>ou Salamon's orchestra from 9 p.m. to 1 30 a m and refreshments will bt' served St Lawrence County Democratic Committee Chair- man Walter Hasmajian exacts a capacity crowd at the spacious Sheraton Inn lor the event Tickets, tu>w limited in number, are available irom any Democratic ounmitteeman, town chairman, county legislator candidate or may be purchased at the door Saturday evening Chairman Basmajian said ^ r Samuels will arnve in Massena «u 5 p.m and will be present at the Sheraton Inn for the entire evening A brief program will be held beginning at 10:30 p.m Northern Knights elect new slate of officers Three new area directors were elected at a Sundav. Oct. 21. meeting ot the Northern New York ContVrence ol (he Knights ot Columbia held at Sf Stephen's •Church in Croghan. Klected to ^x»sts of leadership v\ere Knth Sharlow oi Massena ct»ntral area chairman: Kozhaya Akiki. Tupp<M* Lake, eastern area chairman M\d Frank Avallone. Carthage, western area chair- man Sharlow. n e w 1 y - e 1 e c t e d director ol the'Conference, ap fainted Kev <iiilfirli Billrneyei oi Massena as ^ ontrrence chaplain. Hubert (Unmet of .Mas>ena a> secretary-treasurer and K •: aid M- liY\ aolcis ^rand kiiifjit of ciouvcriH-ur. a> public »elaf ions director. Kepresent ing (iouverneur council at the session were Ed ward Carroll, district deputy of the 89th district; Harold Kapler. past grand knight; James O'Shaughnessy. deputy grand knmht ; Robert Hance Sr\, treasurer, and Cirand Knight McReynolds Delegates from the 33 K of C Councils throughout the diocese considered matters which in- cluded 'he 1973 Charitable and Benevolent iC & B * tund drive for retarded and handicapped children which will reach a climax m (Jouverneur Nov. 1. The annual drive lias provided S5(i,4oo Mi Northern New York for aid TO 3 he retarded and handicapped. O'her makers' considered a» i.he meeting were 'he upcoming K ot C oratorical contest, open to any senior in high school in eg a rd less of creed R (herald Bradshaw of Pot- sdam, area chairman of the event, announced that the area contest will be held in April of 1974 Each contestant will be MERCURY RENT-A-CAR • By tbe day • By the we«k * By tht moath * By the year FORD LINCOLN CONTINENTAL Oompl«t« Oar Care Hervlr* on All DODDS MOTOR mi Ckrto. K:chard- of and a- L.<*r. s ( l{it> in .^ tor Mr t*u* lined iT> «»f th^ g y-a r ar»d of l h* b<: -'Ahfr Lior. •Club H* th* U .odrow (f;ardner P Duffy. Vfr?>>r. Lu f z Eari S* an ley 1*66 Arr.ur W*hjt marsh VMharV. Hawr: A ii^hr r>uib sale uas cc>n- duc^ed r>\ 'h*- Lions in *he village of Y. j^ards f hf r:gh* *A (\K't iO A -lid* and jur^Jf *\rr> ser have \*-*T. purchased and s^** up a* 'h? F^iudrd^ Onnn) Sclv^i The if. BREAD AND ROLLS FRESH DAILY OtDER YOUR DOU6HNUTS MOW FQt HAliOWEEW OUfi MEAD AMD fllfD aKES ON SALE AT ir*Di S DAIRY OPfN 6 IM 10 I PI THE DONUT SHOP 274 HV MA:N ST. PH 287 1829 SUBMARINES YOUR CHOICE OF TWELVE VARIETIES OF DELICIOUS SANDWICHES Phone In Your Order - 287-0800 Your Submarines Will Be Ready When You Want Them HAVING A iPARTY ? Let Us Make Your Tasty Tempting Submarines For You Mr. Sub •SANDWICH bHOH 11 a m Ic p m Ui i p ff, ' r t* tr, *t/rU\i: lequned f<» write and deliver an original 4 5 minute speech on ihe ifupic ot \Kcolo^y and the Kn v inniment of the 70's \ Application forms for the contests, offering college scholarships to the winners, are available irom Edward Carroll. 10 Washington Street. James O'Shaughnessy. leader >t the Right (o Life movement in Northern New York, reported to the assembled delegates that the campaign against liberalized abortion, euthanasia and other forms of \tampering with human life\ n:us; continue in earnest of success is to be achieved O'Shaughnessy noted that each O;nstian-thinkini' person PMJM make their opinion known to their senators and representatives, particularly in support of the Helms Amendment to the 'Foreign Aid Bill which bars expenditure of money if it is to be used lor abortions The efficacy of demonstrating actively tor pro-life causes was outlined by O'Shaughnessy who noted that the right ot life is granted by God-not man. Reports were given at the meeting which encompassed the areas of church activites, council activities, community activity, ynuth projects and membership- insurance projects. Ooghan Council and St. Stephen's Church were hosts of •the diocesan K ol C meeting and •n hand io welcome delegates were Rev Patrick C'illaghan. pastor Hev OKM and Rev Charles Adams, Cary Kean. OFM. assistants, along with Everett Lallier. grand knight; Fred Anderson, deputy grand knight and Bernard Noru, past grand knight The sisters of St Stephen's Convent, under the leadership of Mother Filippa. . FMDM. provided entertainment for the ladies ATTENTION VETS V. A. LOANS g| kBagJjfit A^Mwdl • No M Tap • 10-12 Yr. 1mm or Ltff j^^^Flk MO»M% 'JARMOVft HYC '« - W - s \* ,,„„,'. •-••*•---• N * . » b4 - Only Truly Discount. Store - in Northern New York OPEN Mon.-fhurs.9:30-5 •Fri. 9:30-9 Saturday 9:30-5 Carpet Estimates Discount Prices No High Pressure Free ._.!.* THE FURNITURE I I0HM STREET GOUVERNEUR TEL 287 0950 Snowmobile insurance* WHO NEEDS IT?
