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LEGISLATOR District 11 District 12 < HARI.KS (OOKK — K DAVID NKI.SON -I) DON |*K('K — It MAN MOItKII 1. — 1) GOUVERNEUR FOWLER SUPERVISOR < IIAM.KS S. (iANS — It DON ( OMI'O - D MH'IIAKI. Jl HKOVKI! - It I.KO KNK.IIT - It 766 938 277 144 TOWN JUSTICE JOHN S SNYDKIt — It TKKKV O'DONN'KI.I. — D ASbtSSOR 650 1038 -MAX TKSKMKK - K HO(.KH KICK - I) . COUNCILMAN KOHKKT K KITCH1E - R JOHN R. GRIFFITH — D 961 767 254 161 THE TRIBUNE-PRESS Unofficial count Northern New York's Greatest Weekly VOL. 87 NO. 10 — GOUVERNEUR, N. Y. WEDNESDAY. NOVEMBER 7, 1973 24 PAGES. 2 SECTIONS — Fifteen Cento Early deadline Thanksgiving week, the Tribune Press will be printed on Monday, Nov. 19, instead of Tuesday All news items, rural correspondence, com- munity events, church news, etc., must be in the Tribune office on Thur- sday. Nov. 15. All advertising deadlines will be as follows: NOON Thursday for all large ads that require composition and 5 p.m. Thursday for large ads that require no composition and all classified ads. Nearly 4,000 entries processed Over $ 12,000 in premiums mailed to fair exhibitors Winners of premiums totaling over $12,000 have received premium checks, the last of which were mailed Nov. 1 in time for the ap- proaching holiday shopping season This announcement PRIZE WINNING COSTUMES in the Halloween parade Oct. 30 were of Melanie Angelino and Lenore Griebsch, Raggedy Ann and Andy; Shawn Hurley, Frankenstein; Deslree Smith, ghost; Joel Mattiiuore, devil; Tania Roberts, clown; Carla Veterans Day parade to be held Sunday Closs, dracula; Scott Jones, queen; Kim and Sue Lynn Ingram, Korean sisters; Jennifer McAdatn, little angel, and Mary Morse, Indian. (Reuss photo) Snow is coming- No overnight parking on Village streets Despite the 1971 cut back of outstanding; the concessions premium money reim- and commercial displays bursable by the State, this presented the usual large years Fair was just as layout on hhe midway; while popular as ever, judging by the high quality grandstand the number of exhibitors and entertainment drew large and patrons attending. The Board enthusiastic crowds at each was made today by the Fair of Managers is pleased with performance. In fact, grand- Office Business Manager, the success of this year's Fair stand -Teceipts were the These checks were well U15fh annual.) Much credit is highest yet due to the high distributed to exhibitors given to the loyal person who, calibre talent booked. throughout St. Lawrence despite the state-mandated The) annually required Gjunty with the largest total decrease in premiums, again report\ot this year's operation amount having been won by brought their various fine to the) NYS Department of entries to compete for the Agriculture and Markets will coveted Blue Ribbons, ap- tefefrwarded by Dec. 15 so all parent ly without regard t(xJjj^^ecks must be cashed by the size of the cash award. Most Nov. 30 deadline. those residing beyond a 15- mile radius of Gouverneur. The annual Veterans Day parade and program will be held Sunday, Nov. 11. Marching organizations will assemble at the Gordon Street parking lot at 2 p.m. and proceed to the Vftage Arch. The program, with Red March ione as emcee will open with an invocation by Rev. Stanley E. Brown, pastor, United Methodish Church, Rev. George Cox, pastor of the First Presbyterian Church will be the principal speaker. A salute to the dead will be given by the combined American Legionand VFW Firing Squads commanded by Jimmy Smith and Tim Lazenby, and taps will be played by Edward Carroll and Douglas Smith. Opening and closing numbers will be played by the XJouverneur Central School Band. Following the benediction by Rev. Norman Pourpore, pastor of St. James Church, the line of march will return to the Gordon Street parking lot. The American Legion and VFW have expressed the hope that all organisations who have participated previously in the march and ceremony will attend this year. Rangers hold blood clinic A goal of 900 pints has been set for the Ranger Blood Clinic to be held this week. Collection began yesterday at the Clarkson College Lewis House, Potsdam. Hours for the clinic today are from 11 a.m. to 4:45 p.m. and tomorrow from 10 a.m. to 3:45 p.m. Sponsoring the drive are Clarkson College ROTC Rangers and Potsdam Community Blood Committee. Doris Tyler is Day Chairman. Multiple Sclerosis Week Multiple Sclerosis, the great crippler of young adults, can strike anyone — usually persons between ages twenty and forty. MS (multiple sclerosis) can mean long years of crippling disability, often eventual paralysis.There is no cure for MS, but there is hope through research sponsored by the National Multiple Sclerosis Societies. Your con- tribution could help discover the cure. Forty per cent of the funds received go to National research and sixty per cent to local patient services, walkers, wheel chairs, a patient survey, etc. There are at least 40 diagosed cases of multiple sclerosis in St. Lawrence County. No help Is received from the St. Lawrence County United Fund. t The Senior High Fellowship ,of the Gouverneur Presbyterian Church is organizing the fund drive here, beginning Sunday, Nov. 11 at 6 p.m. Please give as generously as possible when the MS Hope Chest volunteer calls in your home. Therefore, I, Anthony Pastizzo, Mayor of Gouverneur, New York, do hereby declaire the week of November 11, 1973 as Multiple Sclerosis Week and urge the cooperation of all Gouverneur residents. Anthony Pastizzo Mavor Residents of the Village of Gouverneur are reminded by Village Administrator, Frank L. Noble, that parking from 3:00 a.m. to 6:00 a.m. is prohibited in order to facilitate snow removal on the village streets and in the four parking lots located as follows: North Gordon Street and Trinity Avenue, South Gordon and Dodge Place, William Street between Main Street and South Street and the Central Parking Area north of the stores on Main Street. exhibitors realize that premium offerings will foe increased-a's soon as finances are available. The crowds which viewed the exhibits and or attended the numerous special events throughout the six days and six nights of the Fair set a near record. The exhibits in the 4-H and FFA were more numerous than last year and WCCK It is still not too late to bring collection of your hobby to library to be on exhibit all livestock barns\ reached during Children's Book Week, full capacity. The Pomona N ^ v n * 17 The collections Grange Booth was again are t0 ** brought Monday, Nov. 12. Please let Miss Mitchell know some day this week if you intend to show. There will be special events for the children. Listen to Wigs and watch the papers. Many new books will be readv to t*ke o*oa the wwekmd. The Drama Club of Old Biddy in last year's Webster. Brad Lowry has the They will De on exhibit all Gouverneur Central Schools production. The Prince and pan of Jabez Stone, and Jane week. will present an evening of all* the Pauper. The story of the Wilson plays Mary, his young This will be a good time to American comedies for the feud between the Hogwash bride. Robin Versailles will make your first visit to the entertainment of young and and Fudge families will have appear as Judge Hathorne, Library, old alike on Friday, Nov. 16, at the following seventh and Pam Pascoe as his clerk, and Books will be fine free next 8 p.m., in the High School eighth grade students in the Betsy Norton as the foreman week. Please return all your Auditorium. cast: Richard Revnolds of the jury. overdue items. The curtain-raiser, Feudin' Peggy Norton, Martha Nor- Other supporting roles will ———^—-_-__ Fun by Dias will be directed Drama Club to present an evening of comedies C7 ton, Reva by Cindy Curcuruto, a ninth O'Hearn, grade student who will be remembered for her role as Anderson, Tim Kevin Brown. Mrs. Helen Heller, Drama International events open to Girl Scouts Trinidad, Norway. Iceland and Peru - just a few of the places where Girl Scouts will be going next summer on wider opportunities, and applications are being ac- cepted now at the office of the Thousand Islands Girl Scout Council, Inc , in Wat en own &;me of the international events available ro Senior Scouts have been announced by selections committee chairman Mrs John A Kennedy Applications should be submitted no later than Nov 15 Included among events open to Scouts from this area are a Diamond Jubilee Carnp in Trinidad and Tobago, and an International Camp with 4,000 Norwegian Guides at Seljord, Norway A month in Finland and a week in Inceland with families and the Union of Finnish Girl Guides is featured in the Norden Porject Senior Girl Scouts accepted for the 1974 visit to Peru will spend a month working on service projects and seeing ithe country Partial funding is available for all of these through the Juliette Low World Friendship Fund which is made up of contributions from Girl Scouts all over the t'S Laurie Foster, Mousaw. The second one-act play will Kennedy, Cathy Saur, Pam be Stephen Vincent Benet's Aven, Penny Aven, Doreen be played by Phil Sprague, as the fiddler. Judy Leeson, Club advisor, is directing The and Tom Danny Reynolds, Debra Devil and Daniel Webster, Murphy, Bonnie Fuller, Kelly assisted by Richard Gerber. Grace Saidel is bookholder; Miss Pat McNeill, Patty famous The Devil and Daniel Mattot, Robin Slate, Randy O'Shaughnessy, and Bonnie Webster, the story of Jabez Durham, Peggy Gates, Erich Perrigo are in charge of make Stone, a poor New Hampshire Hadfield, Marsha MacTurk, up; Tauno Schwelnus is farmer who sold his soul to the Louise Stevenson, Nancy master of properties; William devil for money, land and Jennings, Kay Hall, Brenda Lacy and Teresa Compo are in riches When Scratch comes to Cutrie, Sue Kroenung, Jill charge to tickets, which may claim his property, the great Cook and Valerie Murray. be purchased at the door, lawyer. Daniel Webster. To create the supernatural Proceeds from Drama dub shows up to defend Jabez effects needed for a visit from productions are used to before Hanging Judge the Devil. David Heller, stage finance a trip to see a Hathorne and a jury of the manager, and Greg Hull are professional production. Last dead working on special lighting year 55 members of the club Acting the title roles will be anc j sound effects with Em- went to the Art Center in Greg Carpenter as the Devil mett Favreau and Donald Ottawa to see the musical, and Mark Griffith as Daniel Reynolds . Ballade. 1 ^ Conservation students at Southwest Tech receive heavy equipment training WINNERS IN THE ANMAL Halloween parade — from left Mike Me Adam. deer. Martha Norton, pumpkin. Wendy Tibbits tiger, and James Tebo. tramp (Reuss photo* .Educator speaker at Rotary Frank Bergau Knplish teacher in C* •uvernfnjr i \m Cral Schools. *as pu^s f at Rj>tar> on Qc, 30 ;nfi ori jnvrri'\:nc The conservation students at Southwest Tech are lear- ning how fo use a tractor with a backhoe and scoop as part of their training in heavy equipment operation The center also has a bulldozer which the students will learn to operate on another project this year Heavy equipment operation was added to the centers conservation program last year to give students choosing this area a wider range of employment opportunities The con- servation students are digging a foundation for a new storage building 'hat is needed at t.he vocational center The con- servation class is preparing the site for const run ion and will landscape the building up»n completion by the car- pent r> class Sudents m the conservation program are Henry Dake. Robert Eeils. 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