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Pfcf* 8 S*c 1 —The Tribun«-Prm» Gotnrtniw, N.Y. November 7, 1973 Antwerp Area News Philadelphia Area News Maroun accepted for graduate work By Mrs Marjorie YanKtten A new 4 H club has been formed Antwerp Corner Conservationist, \Antwerp CCS\ First meeting was held Oct. 29 with officers being elected President Paul Peacock; Vice President, Koger Put man; Treasurer, John Peacock. Secretary, John Culbertson; . News Reporter, Kenneth Culbert- son, Songs and Cheers, Judy .Haltzman; Pledge Leader, Kimberly Howe, Chaplin. Susan Peacock; Recreation leaders, Sheryl Peacock and Jodie Culbertson Projects were planned for the coming year The next meeting will be held Nov. 5 at 3:30 p.m at the Paul Peacock residence leaders are Mr and Mrs Paul Peacock, assistant leaders. Mr. and Mrs Claude Culbertson Pvt Ralph E Chambers, 19, son ^of-Mr. and Mrs. Glen Chambers, 28 Mechanic Street is assigned to the 197th in- fantry brigade at Ft. Benning, Ga Pvt. Chambers is a mechanic with Headquarters Company of the brigade TOPS* No. 513 held the weekly meeting Oct. 30 at the village hall. A Halloween party was held for the children of TOPS members with 23 children present A good time was had by all The Antwerp Philadelphia Rotary Club met Oct. 29 at the Grange Hall in Antwerp with Donald Andrus, Clerk of the Board of Supervisors of Jefferson County being the guest speaker. He presented the principal parts composing the budget for the County for next v«*ar and nave details of ihose suggested by his office A period for questions was jgiven at the conclusion of his talk Tickets for the second talent show to be presented at the Indian River Central School auditorium on Saturday. Dec 1 were distributed to the members for sale Tentative plans for auditions for the Talent Show have been set for Sunday, Nov. 11. By Marguerite Hcach honoring Mr and Mrs Sutton, TODD K1ECHLE, 11 year who have been active Grange old son of Mr and Mrs Ben members for many years Kiechle is a patient in House of Don't forget to vote today Good Samaritan suffering Tuesday, Nov 6 bum pneumonia. CHARLES Water town, is a House of Good suffering from a stamped \Early Bird\. Members not having husbands in the Legion may bring one guest at a cost of 13.50. Boxes and cards for ser Educational secretaries attend conference Gloria Whit more and Marge Casten of the Ciouverneur Central School District at tended the 21st Annual Con- ferenc^of the New York State Association of Educational Secretaries, held at Grossingers, Grossinger's, Oct. 25-28, 1973. The Conference theme this year was \C + I -PG\ (Challenge Plus Involvement Equals Professional Growth K Dr R Alec Mackenzie, author of %i Tbe Time Tr^p\ presented a seminar on time management. Dr. Paul Ello, Professor of Georgetown I'niversity. lectured on motivation and participation in professionally oriented organizations, and a selection of mini workshops was offered in (he various fields of interest for all school office em- ploy ees Also attending from St. LawTence County were Eileen McGrath, Re jane Brabant, Phvllis -LaChance from__Henderson. MRS HOWARD (Laurine Graves) Pelo, Calcium, former resident of Philadelphia, is a medical patient in Mercy Hospital MR AND Mrs Mark Watson and family, Newton Falls, were recent visitors of Mr Watson's cousins Mr. and MfV Dean Webb and family. MRS PAULINE Vars. 5th District Legion Auxiliary Chairman, and Mrs. Marguerite Beach, District and County Auxiliary Chaplain, attended the Legion Auxiliary Chaplain, attended the Past President's Parley meeting and luncheon at Oriental Village restaurant Saturday. Oct. 27. MRS.' ZELDA McKeever and Mrs Eleanor Henderson were hostesses at a jewelry party Friday evening. Mrs. Valerie Brav was che demonstrator MRS. LEONE PUTMAN, who has been staying with her daughter Mrs. Maxine Hays, in Gouverneur, is now with her daughter, Mrs. Eleanor HART, patient in Samaritan broken hip sustained in a fall. Mr Hart is brother of Mrs. Marion Parker. MRS OUKNTIN (Betty) Ruues na» t>een a surgical for the gift shop at Veterans patient in Mercy Hospital Hospital in Syracuse.. It is MR AND MRS DONALD, boped to have some from the Michael A Maroun, »on of Mr and Mrs Michael F Maroun, Black Kiver, has vicemen both over seas and in recently been accepted into the states will be done in Ihe Graduate School of St November Boxes for over- Lawrence University, Canton seas will be packed Tuesday, Mr Maroun will pursue a Nov 13 at 10 am at the Masters Degree in Legion The help of members Education, with emphasis in is needed. Education Administration and Dec 3 and 4 are .he days set ^\-vision Michael received a\ Bachelor's Degree in Business Administration from St Buna venture University. Olean NY in January, 1971 aod has been recently employed by the Gouverneur Central School District, where he serves as Assistant to the Business Administrator, Ernest J Hutt ted Myers and family, Mexico, spent last weekend with their parents, Mr and Mrs. Donald Myers, and Mr. and Mrs. James Lawler MRS CARRIE Thompson spent last week in Canada visiting relatives and friends. MRS MARGUERITE Beach spent Oct 20th weekend with her Son in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs George (Jane) Grappotte and family, Watertown MR AND MRS WILLIAM Philadelphia Unit assist at the «gift shop The next County meeting will be at Dexter Nov 24 at which time the 5th District Chairman will make her of- ficial visit. On Nov 21 a dinner will be held at the American Legion, Watertown to honor the State Commander and State President Auxiliary Legion members are urged to attend. Tickets may be obtained from Have you inves the United Way? FURNACE FILTERS ASSORTED aOtEMASTER TOOLS CANS CIRLS 7-14 PAJAMAS GOWNS 1 Silt l«R JUST RECEIVED Massena and Betty McRobbie from Potsdam Power Authority gives winter visiting hours The Power Authority State of New York. St. Lawrence Project, visitor count for the first 10 months of 1973 totaled 136,498 persons which is a decrease of approximately 16.000 persons for the same period in 1972. Visitors came from every state in the union, every province of Canada and from 38 foreign countries. The Power Authority also announced the visiting hours of the St. Lawrence project for the winter months. The public exhibition areas are open during the normal business wefck. Monday through Friday, from 8:00 a.m. to 4:30 p.m., closed weekends. The power dam will also be closed on Thanksgiving Day, Christmas, New Years and Washington's birthday. BABY FURNITURE Veterans INCLUDING HKHCHAIftS TOILET TRAINERS SEATS • PLAYPENS BABY CARRI HULA WALKERS BABY-BATHTUB! •MILKMAIDS DISCOUNT 39 E. MAIN ST. PH. 287-9868 Veterans and their dependents receiving com- pensation, pension, or other VA benefit checks were reminded today by Vincent E. Rogers State Veteran Counselor, to report any change of their address as soon as possible to the VA. The veterans official pointed out that failure to do so could cause considerable delay in receipt of the benefit checks at a time when they may be most needed \Both the VA and the local Post Office, the counselor said, should be notified of any address change to insure delivery of the checks to the new address with a minimum of delay. SEE TORO TWO-STAGE SNOWTHROWERS to movi » k>t o* mow m a industry p#rtorm»nct TQ»O MAS ' T p«no<j of ttmm rwo itigt upon th* THRO I Snow I h rowers here: NESCO GOUVERNEUR 287-3140 MRS. ELMER (Rose) -Gleason, secretary at the Philadelphia Elementary School and Mrs. Olive Dougall of Indian River High School attended a secretary's meeting at Grossingers recently MR. AND MRS. FLOYD Taylor and Kay, Mrs. Joe Lowry and Mrs. Elsie Bacon attended a dinner at Pine Grove Grange, Calcium, Meeks have been spending a Legion Commander Elmer vacation in Mexico City. Gleason. MANY HUNTERS are \taking to the woods\ these days. Merlin Shorkey was lucky the first day, getting a 200 pound deer. Philadelphia American Legion Auxiliary is pleased to announce thai u has more than met its membership quota. There are now 105 members, seniors and juniors. The Early Bird dinner will be held Nov. 17. All members whose dues were paid by Oct. 20 will have dinners paid for LOW CALORIE WHIPPED TOPPING Chill 1 can (13 ounces) evaporated skim milk. Pour half into large mixing bowl, and add one teaspoon un- flavored gelatin and ^4 cup fresh lemon juice. Beat until mixture begins to thicken. Add remaining milk and beat until soft peaks form. Sweeten to taste and serve at once on fruit or berries, pie, tarts, chocolate cake or by the auxiliary. These members are asked to bring pudding, membership cards to the Nov. Makes about 6 cups 12 meeting so they can be can be halved. Recipe Your investment in com- munity services provided by the United Way of St Lawrence County is needed now According to United Way services as everyone benefits in the investment in their self- interest to provide a better community The United Way through its 35 member agencies provides services area wide for all residents. You .don't give to - you give through - your United Way \ he said Lyth announced area-wide volunteer community leadership accepting in- vestment pledges in the 1974 Annual Support Program as follows: Major Area Division - Canton — Paul J. Cunningham and Victor Rycroft; Clifton- Fine — Mrs. Richard Laurin; Gouverneur — John C. Crapser and Ernest Hutt; Massena — James D. Radde and Richard DeWan; Norfolk — Ted P. Coller; Norwood — Mrs. Arthur E. Williams; Ogdensburg — Patrick L. Quirk and Joseph TAcy. Jr.; Potsdam — John T Lauer. County Communities Division: CoJton- Pierrepont — Karl Klien; DeKalb - James Carvel; Edwactk — Ralph Dier, Hammond — Charles E Moore; Heuvelton — Father Phillip Allen and Lions Club; Lisbon — Robert O McNeil; Russell — Mrs. Marion Parmerter; Tri-Town — Paul R Catlin; Waddington — Mrs Sandra McCabe. Government Employee Division: Federal - Lt. Albert Sabol and Mathew P. Layo; Siate — Edward L. Yanchitis and Clifford M Montroy; County — Williams P. Collins; Building and Construction Trades: Ben E. Carlson; Education Division: Dr. Earl W Mac Arthur. Several hundred volunteer solicitors are assisting the chairmen listed according to Lyth, Thanks to you, it's working the United Way. WE'VE GOT A GREAT WAY TO CELEBRATE OUR 60 th ANNIVERSARY: This year, travel the road \CHARGER COME SEE \CHARGERS THREEr L 1 •b NlWIbl M The G( Scorpion's c have done it s believe no toi handsomer, j performing sn will be on the year On a '74 Scorp best ride und that doesn't 1 SEE SCO POR 24S W. you uw S '74 CHARGER SE. Who says mid-sized cars have to be a compro- mise between excrement and practicality 0 Not with our \Chargers Three\! When you go \Charger Style* in 74. you've got a full measure of great styling, dr»vmg excitement, and loads of room for six people 1 And what a fine choice Charger coupe, the distinctive Charger hardtop, and the ultra-sporty Charger SE 1 Make our 60th Anniversary your year to go \Charger Style\! 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