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• ' ' •.-.••• ' • ••••••!'••• • •••\.•• ' . ' i C of C to sponsor unlighted Christinas competition Kntry blanks on j>ag<* '.I THE TRIBUNE-PRESS WEATHER H L Mol»t Northern New York's Greatest Weekly VOl. 87 NO 13 — GOUVERNEUR. N Y. DISPLAYING A VARIETY of candles, drawings and children's wall placques is Barbara Jeffalone who made all the items pictured for the Hospital Auxiliary Gift Sale. These articles and many more will be featured at the Sale this Thursday and Friday from 9-9 in the Com- munity Room of St. Lawrence National Bank. Decorating without lights challenge of competition It has been resolved by the Gouverneur Chamber of Commerce to sponsor a Christmas home decorating contest — with a difference. Prizes of $25, $15 and $10 will he awarded for non- illuminated decorations. The Gouverneur press corps will be in charge of the contest. The group includes Elizabeth Norton, Syracuse Post Standard, Jeanne Tyler, Watertown Daily Tunes; Nat Natali, WIGS Radio Station, and Virginia Reuss, The Tribune Press. Entries may be made by apartment dwellers, also, of the Christmas season. It was explained that the municipal power and power for ornamental lighting is provided by the village Oswegatchie hydroplant, and places no demand on public utilities. The chamber urges economy of power in residential and commercial decoration and asks that the village green be recognized as official Christinas lighting, to be enjoyed by all. The lights will be turned on from dark until 10 or 11 p.m. This will be approximately one fifth of the time they have been lighted in years past. WEDNESDAY. NOVEMBER 28. 1973 Dog ordinance conies to vote On Tuesday, Dec. 11, village voters will be asked to vote in a special election on a proposed dog ordinance. Voting hours will be from noon to 9 p.m. in the village court room of the municipal building. The ordinance, as proposed, would prohibit dogs from running at large on any street or public place unless restrained by a chain or leash or attended by a person able to control its action. Youth center activities announced % Activities of the People's', Place have been announced by the Gouverneur Youth Development Corporation. Friday, Nov. 30, an evening of co-ed swimming is planned at Canton Middle School Pool, from 7 to 9 p.m. Departure from the center will be at 6:15. There is a maximum of 30 people. Wednesday night rap sessions are held at the youth center, conducted by graduate students from St. Lawrence University. Responsible adults are needed to chaperone at the People's Place. Volunteers re asked to call 287-1050. A wall mirror is needed, and the same number may be called by anyone having a mirror to donate. m There will be a meeting ot the Gouverneur Youth Development Corporation Monday, Dec. 3, at 7:30 p.m. at the Presbyterian Church basement. The public is in- vited. ^ ^^^ Tuesday __ • ^^ Wednesday W ^^M Thursday _ r ^^ Friday Saturday - Sunday Monday _ JHONS — Fifteen CenU 34 50 50 54 43 54 41 18 17 44 32 37 35 23 - .00 .00 .05 .00 .03 .32* .00 DAR GOOD CITIZENS AWARDS were presented last week at the annual ceremony by Mrs. Hilliard Seaker, Regent of Gouvemeur Morris Chapter DAR. Recipients are, from left, Lucy Carosi, Gouverneur Central School; Glenna Mc- Village offices closed Saturday In the interests of fuel conservation, the village offices will be open from Monday through Friday only, 8:30 to 5, until further notice. Collum, Edwards Central and JaneMorrill, Hermon DeKalb Central. Standing, Mrs. Seaker, Mrs. Enrico Carosi, Mrs. Glenn McCollum, Mrs. Stanley Morrill and Mrs. Archie Desnoyers, Good Citizens Chairman. (Photo by W. VanDuzee) Good Citizen Awards • • • v presented to area^girls Gouverneur Morris Chapter DAR held their annual Senior High School The annual Christmas Gift Shop, sponsored by the St. Lawrence County American and prizes will be awarded in Legion Auxiliary, will be held this category. Merchants are . invited to compete for best ^decorations without the use of lights, and recognition of these will be given. Legion Auxiliary plans annual Christmas shop for veterans the hospital and veterans may select from them for members of his family. They are then gift-wrapped, wrapped for mailing and sent to the veterans' homes. This is all done free of charge, and i Judging will be done by Dfec. 15, and will take place in the day time. Application blanks appear on page three of this issue It was further decided to place the lighted decorations in the village park for 10 days at Curtis Hall at the State Hospital, Ogdensburg, on Dec. 7, at 12:30 p.m. Each unit and Legion for many of the veterans, it's ^members is requested to help member is asked to bring a $1 the only Christmas shopping make this annual event a Donations of Christmas wrapping paper, tape, rib- bons, tags, etc. will be very- much appreciated. The cooperation of the com- munity as well as Legion Mail Early Week December 3 to 8 Postmaster Carl W. Lewis announced today that Dec. 3-4J will be \Christmas Mail Early Week\ in Gouverneur. The fuel energy crisis is a cause of great concern to the Postal Service as it affects the timely movement of Christmas Mail. The cur- tailment in the number of air flights as well as the 50 mile- an-hour speed limit for vehicles makes Mail Early Week more important this year than ever before. \We are handling more mail this Christmas than in any previous year\ Post- master Lewis said. \In order to get this mail to its Girl Good Citizen Awards Ceremony last Friday, at which time three area girls and their mothers were guests of honor. Lucy Carosi, daughter of Mrs. Enrico Carosi and the late Mr. Carosi, represented Gouverneur Central High School. destination by Dec. 25, need your cooperation mailing early. Separation Labels, Local - State - Out of State, will be delivered to customers this Glenna McCollum week. If cards are separated daughter of Mr. and Mrs. it will greatly speed the Glenn McCollum, dispatch and handling of your represented Edwards Central mail. High School. in - Jane MorrilV daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Morrill, was selected from Hermon- DeKalb Central School Glenna Following welcoming remarks by Mrs. Hilliard Seaker, DAR Regent, Mrs Archie Desnoyers, Chapter Good Citizen Chairman, presented pins and cer- tificates to the three students. These yourm women were selected to receive their honor on the basis o! traits of leadership, dependability , service and patriotism Us shown on a written test and in recom- mendations of their classmates and teachers. . Mrs. Andrew Dickson. assisted by Mrs. Frank Murray, was hostess for the meeting. Youth Hockey Association plans for coming season The second meeting of the and plans were discussed for Gouverneur Youth Hockey Association was held Nov. 21 the coming season Meetings have been gift, unwrapped, to the legion home, with the name of the Auxiliary president, Gloria Youngs, on it. If preferred. $1 may be left and a gift will be purchased by the auxiliary. Gifts will be displayed at they can do. success. Dr. Javid Malek receives ABIM certification Plans underway for new -fire' hall Teachers of handicapped meeting is rescheduled for incorporation, ice-time, finances, and organization. At this meeting all persons interested in Youth Hockey are cordially invited to at- tend. - Any person who has The next general meeting questions is asked to contact illl ld and will be Gouverneur mission. held held with the Youth Com- Javid Malek has been aftarded certification from the American Board of In- ternal Medicine. Tracy SUirch. administrator of G5'jverr,eur s Edward John N?ble Hospital, announced today As a result. Dr Malek wiU be listed in the official (directory of specialists ». Mr Storch also announced Dr Malek is co-author of a case study entitled • Multicentnc Reticulohistio- cytosis with Extensive Bone and Joint Destruction\ which appeared in the October issue of New York State Journal of Medicine \ A native of Teheran. Iran. Dr Malek opened offices in the Doctor s Annex of the Gouverneur hospital in August He resides at f£ E Barney Street with his wife. Effat, and two children Ali-Reza and <~» hold is Robert Ferero, chairman of the building committee of the village fire department appeared at the board meeting on Nov. 19 to describe progress made in the plans to acquire a site and erect a new fire hall. ' In the near future, building committee members plan to travel to Clayton, Whitesboro, New Hartford. Massena. Waddington. and Canton to view new fire hall structures and to Ogden- sburg. where building is in Che planning stage Funds, mot to exceed $\bto were allotted by the village to cover travel expenses The present fire station in the municipal building is inadequate for housing equipment needed, and temporary housing in the IRuderman buildinc on West , • w - •*. Main for two truck- and * n a finale to the Keep day and highly commended small equipment was ap- America Beautiful Day the community effort pr>\pd. at the cost of titi a project th;s year, the junk l\ar« were Hauled from cars collected were crashed thr-\mahout the area over a and removed '.ast week per.xi of three months t> Over iC fc (' cars **er* iocai w collected and had bee- stored fVJ 5 f or. the pr;*pert> of Jar* b -d> > Hjderrr.ar Tre\ »e-e V ;»:\i T*r:»- u.li be a square reoe-.:\.\ rr.oved : :.v iar«j h ••:.,--: Mr. Ferero outlined equipment which will be required by the New York State rating organization in order to maintain the fire tax base Included are three pumper trucks capable of 1.000 gallons per minute each and one ladder truck which remains in the village while engines respond to fire calls He said that probably within the next 10 years two pum- pers will need to be replaced No dollars and cents estimate could be given on costs of the fire hall, he said. until an architect had worked on the plans The November meeting of the St. Lawrence - Franklin Co. Association of Teachers of the Mentally Handicapped previously scheduled for Nov. 29 will be held on Nov. 30 at 4 30 p.m. at the St. Lawrence Edwards AFS is seeking a host family The AFS of Edwards is in quest of a host family for the coming year for its foreign exchange student Anyone interested should contact Mrs Alexander Dodds For the convenience of members, the meeting night has been changed to the third Monday of each month New members are always cor- diallv welcomed Inn in Canton Assemblyman wil be held 7:30 p.m., Tuesday, Dec. 4, at Cambray y Dan Haley will speak on the Courts. On the agenda will be election of officers; the discussion of insurance, plans Junk cars collected on KAB Dav crushed New York State legislature and programs for children with special needs. Parents, teachers and interested community persons are welcome to attend. Dinner will follow the meeting For information and reservations please calle the Special Education Center in Balmat at 287-3591. Scouts sell candy The Boy Scouts of Troop 22. Gouverneur. are now belling one 1b boxes of chocolates as a fund raising project These chocolates, with 'Christmas wrappers, will be :sold b\ ail ircx>p members from door to door until •Christmas Orders may be phoned in during the day to the spon- soring institution's office at 2E~-(6t-'i Fvenire calls can be made to 287-0745 John Snyder, 287-3352 or 287- 1020; Dave Wells, 287-1864. Fred June. 287-1248: Bob Fitzgerald. 287-3699 or John June, 287-1397. Dr. MacArthur to speak at Luncheon Club today Guest speaker at today s Luncheon Club meeting will be Dr Earl W. MacArthur. president of Canton ATC. Topic of Dr MacArthur s address will be the role of vocational and technical education in the total Thrift Shop plans hag sale There will be a bag sale at the Thrift Shop. 39 Main St., Monday. Dec. 3 through 7, benefit of the Neighborhood 1 enter Fill a grocery bag for $: educational spectrum and specifically, the role played by Canton ATC in providing vocational and technical education Dr MrtCArthur is expected also to discuss the develop- ment of this type of education, which is currently represented in the B'X'hS centers, the community colleges and the Agricultural and Technical colleges To better illustrate Canton ATC's rule the talk will be supplemented by color slides indicating not only the physical layout of the can.- pus. but a is the integral academe program.* i:-<»nth Squnrr <lanrr at }\ uzh S< hool y Sh-;»p ( ar. s z G:uve:r,e-r ar.a - d DK J A V IP M ALF K \ Ahintr^rfHJ Umr r^rrnt!\ to atd in Ihr K!*f~efimf <*f d^rK*r* at th* H^d ( rrm Bl^-odm^ik B has* at th* t HMr**hip Hall o4 ihr I nilrd \1. th^ii^t ( |V Makfc fta* rrrrwrd rrmfKatKHi fr*>m th' Amrn< an R^ard *4 Internal M^Kroe and »;'! tw lr*trd in tfv t >. r. ol HT<i a*. 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