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Page 8 Sec. 2 — The Tribune-Press. Gouveincur. N.Y. November 28/197 Around the Village of Richville Philadelphia H o b o r t M a r k w i o k The Past Noble .Grands ii •4 By Kdith Keyes 'Kdna Gardner is spending the Thanksgiving holiday with her daughter, Mrs. Kobert Hush and family The children i)f the Rich- • ville I'mted Church school are selling fruit cakes for the •purpose of baying new hymn books for their church school. Orders may be phoned in to Helen Heed at 287-2064. The next meeting of the Richville Kastern Stars will be held on Thursday, Dec. 6 at the Masonic Hall. There will be an election of officers dud a Christmas oarty. Kach person is asked to bring a gift with their own name on it for exchange On Dec. 1, a special Christmas supper will be held at the Keiuirew Grange Hall. .Several from this community will receive either a 50 year or 25 year pin Kach family is asked to bring a covered dish. The Progress Club met at the home of Helen Stiles Saturday Nov. 17 with 10 members and three guests present Those present were, Linda Brown, Margaret Brown. Kdith Ke^ves, Lou Weatherup. Blanche Gard- ner, Kdith Gardner, Huth Garrand, Helen Reed, Dons Jones, and Helen Stiles. Guests were Mrs. Eugenia Huntress. Kthelyene Higgens and Rusty Brown. The next meeting will be the Christ- mas party to be held in the Fellowship Hall of the United Church oi Richville Saturday Dec. 15. Each person is asked to bring a gift marked for man or woman for ex- change and the child's name on his own gift provided by his parents. Mr and Mrs. Wendell Hall and Mr. and Mrs. Ray Aikens of Felts Mills and Mrs. Elmer Congdon, Mrs. Sheila Rucker and Children of Carthage were dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Glen Hall Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Ken Bruston of VVatertown were weekend guests of Mr. and Mrs. Carl Parks. Mrs. Parks came home from the hospital Friday and is doing very nicely. Mr. and Mrs. ^Robert Brown, and children called on his uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. John Price Wecinesday evening and later called on her mother, Mrs. Jane Yerdon. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Brown &nd children called on his uncle and aunt Mr. and Mrs. Carlton Brown and family of Philadelphia Saturday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Reynolds were Friday evening guests of Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Brown. Mr and Mrs. Ricky Brown and family of Philadelphia spent Saturday evening with Mr and Mrs Alfred Brown and family Mr and Mrs Alfred Brown and family called on Mr and Mrs. Junior Jenkins Sunday evening A few students have the spark of a genius - but the majority seem to have ignition trouble. Edith Keyes was an af- ternoon and supper guest of Alice Hosmer of Cambray Courts Wednesday, Nov. 14 Charles Van Mamee of Penns Grove N.J. called on Jennie Gore Monday af- ternoon. Patricia Gore, of Mater Dei College in Ogdensburg. is home for a week's vacation with her parents, Mr. and Mrs Krwin Gore I>ena Villeneuve. has been a patient in the E J Noble Hospital since Sept. 28 and has been released and con- valescing at home. She fell •while at work and injured her back Tammy Jenkins spent the day with her niece Carrie Jenkins. Mabel Bigelow is still in the E.J. Noble Hospital. Her many friends, and relatives would like to see her well enough to be out soon at least to spend Christmas at home. We all miss you Mabel. Rev. and Mrs. Harlan Worden and four children of Shawville, Quebec; Mr. and Mrs. Charles Woodward and four children of Rome; Mr. and Mrs. Alan Durham and son of Richville; Julie Mclntosh, Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Besaw and three children, all of Gouverneur; Ernest Downer, James Smith, Clarence Wilson, Tommy Yagar and Randy Youngs were dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Amos Youngs Saturday. This ,was to celebrate. Thanksgiving, Christmas and New Years at one time. • Rev. and Mrs. Carl Hadley and three sons from LawTencevilie were visitors of Rev. and Mrs. Jimmy Merck and family Wed- nesday night Nov. 14. Leona Butler of Canton spent a few days including Thanksgiving with her son and daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Butler. A surprise birthday party for Charlotte Austin and an anniversary party were given by her husband John at the Clear view Restaurant Saturday evening Nov. 17. Rose and Roger Wilson made the cake for the occasion. Among those present were Dorothy W T emyss. Mr and Mrs. Fred Hehdra, Mr. and Mrs. Andv Dickson, Mr. and Mrs BillScozzafava, Mr and Mrs Merrill T\ler. Mr and Mrs. Ed SmiUi, Mr and Mrs. Jack Burns, Mr and Mrs. Marsh Stratum, Mr. and Mrs Francis Prashaw. Mr and Mrs Francis Walsh of Massena, and Ned Cole Cocktails and dinner were served People and things change Principles and facts — never The penalty good men pay for indifference to public affairs is to be ruled bv evil men SR Jeffery Young has had 14 day leave from the Navy He is to return Dec. 6 to his new base at Norfolk Va . where he will be on cruise on I SS Puget Sound AD 38 He is home for the Thanksgiving holiday and to visit his relatives and friends Jeffery is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Amos Youngs. Mr. and Mrs Tim Youngs and son of Rensselaer Falls were Saturday and Sunday guests of his parents Mr. and Mrs. Amos Youngs. Mr. and Mrs. Conrad Felix called on Mr. and Mrs. Charles Keyes Tuesday evening. Edwards Rev. David Krause and family returned Nov. 27 from a week's vacation with his parents in Pennsylvania. Rev. and Mrs Edward Simmons filled the vacancy Sunday, Nov. 25, while the pastor was away. The newly organized Missionette Group of Ed- wards Assembly met Saturday. Nov. 24 in the Fine Town Hall. Anyone wishing to join the group may call the pastor. Children between the ages of six to 15 are welcomed. American 1 ^gion Auxiliary Unit 798 Philadelphia met for its November meeting at the U'gion rooms with Betty Hull presiding Routine business was discussed and committee reports wore given Two hundred dollars was sent to the Veteran's Hospital Gift Shop in Syracuse Every Unit sends gifts to the Veteran Hospital Gift Shops at Christmas time for the hospitalized Veterans to choose gifts for their families Members from the units go to the Gift shops and help the Veterans choose gifts, and wrap and see they are mailed or delivered in some way It is expected that two carloads of members from Philadelphia Unit will go this year to help in this work The next meeting, Dec. 10, will be the Christmas Party beginning with a covered dish dinner at 7 p.m followed by a Christmas party with ex- change of gifts and a social evening. The Early Bird dinner of Kobert Markwick Ivegion and Auxiliary was a huge suc- cess The UMW of United Methodist Church prepared and served a delicious roast beef dinner to 220 Leg iona ires. Auxiliary members and guests. Commander Elmer Gleason and Auxiliary President Betty Hull presented several members in charge of different projects. Gerry Hudson, Club of Philadelphia Rebekah # Lodge held their November meeting with Mrs. Marguerite Beach, Mrs. Esther Taylor and Mrs. Nancy Hose were co hostesses Betty Hull, vice president, presided at the meeting The Christinas party will be held Dec. 17 at lioine of Mrs lx*ah Simonds with a covered dish dinner at ti ;H> p.m Secret Pals will be revealed at this time Grange officers p. 1 24-1-3 Philadelphia Grange of- ficers were installed at the first November meeting by Donald Rogers and John Harrington assisted by Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Cham-, berlain. The officers are, Worthy Master, James Harrington; Overseer, George Waters; Secretary, Esther Taylor; Treasurer, Minnie Pike; Gatekeeper, Margaret Waters; Steward, Floyd Taylor; Assistant Steward, Keitha Ward; I.ady Assistant Steward, Leah Simonds; .Pomona, Kay Taylor; Flora, *Ann Biglin; Ceres, Lula Rappole; Chaplain, Carrie Thompson and Flag Bearer, Sarah Fredericks. At the--Nav. 21 meeting Grange Deputy and Junior Deputy, Mr. and Mrs. George Alberry, Chaumont, made their official visit to Philadelphia Grange. Rev. and Mrs. Charles recipent of the Legion Blankenship, Brenda and Scholarship and a student of George spent Thanksgiving JCC was introduced. County Day with Mr. and Mrs. James Commander Alden Corbett Butler and family, and Mrs. Corbett and County Mrs. Eva Cuthbertson, Vice Commander Joseph LaFargeville, is spending Recent visitors of Mr. and Mrs. J. Waiter Smith were Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Smith and children and Mr. and Mrs. Allen Mormon and sons. Bent and Mrs. Bent were present. A dance followed. Five, 10,15 and 25 year pins were presented to eligible Legion members. Commander Elmer and Mrs. Gleason, Mrs. Betty Hull, Auxiliary president, Mrs Marguerite Beach, Auxiliary District and County Thanksgiving with Mr. Chaplain, Leonard Me- Tryon'sparents Mr. and Mrs. some time with her sister-in- law Mrs. Florence Meeks while Mr. and Mrs. William Meeks are hunting in the Southern Tier. Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Try on and sons, of Oswego and Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Hanson, Sandy -Creek, - spent Thanksgiving guests of the Jerry Smith family were his parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. Walter Smith, his sister, Mrs. Robert Smith and family, Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Pike and family and Mrs. Nora Von- wold, Rome. Mr. and Mrs. Art Webb and family were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Curtis of DePeyster. During the past week. Mrs. Hazel Miller and son Elmer of Star Lake called at the Curtis home. VALUES THAT GIVE YOUR BUDGET A LIFT! LADIES' POLYESTER DOUBLE-KNIT SKIRTS Variety of attrac- tive styles and others to choose froa. Sizes 5-34 $ 6 GIRLS' KM' HA & SCA SETS HOW OW.Y $ LADIES' NYLON SCARFS REG 66c EACH NOW 2 FOR $100 3 Callops, Albert Benware, Kinley Bowers and Kenneth Vars of Philadelphia Legion and Auxiliary attended the testimonial dinner honoring William H. Keely, New York State Department Com- mander, and Mrs. Mary Smack department President at the Legion in Watertown, Nov. 21. Mrs. Pauline Vars, fifth District chairman introduced ThankTgivmg th h e department president, & 6 who spoke of auxiliary word. It was announced that 72 percent of the 1974 Jefferson County Membership had been reached. •Leonard Baxter, fifth District Commander in- troduced the department commander, who spoke on Civic Responsibility. He urged the Legion and Auxiliary to use their in- fluence to return Veteran's Day to its right day Nov. 11. Thirty-two states so far have adopted such a resolution. .Several from this area have spent the week and Thanksgiving weekend hunting in the Southern Tier. Among them were Ray Hull, Donald Myers. Robert Eggleston. Quentin Rudes. Merlin bhorkev. Mr and Mrs. 1*0 Delles. Mr and Mrs. William Meeks. Mr and Mrs. Douglas Swartout and son. At this writing severaf~ \have been luck} —Mr and'Mrs Donald Myers- LADIES' KNIT PULL-ON TOPS SIZES SMI x JUMBO REG S2J9 THERMOS BOTTLES $-199 N O W 1 SWAY & VAC RUG SHAMPOO REG $1 69 N O W $139 I oz SPARTUS KITCHEN 0 N L Y TEAKETTLE DESK* 4 59 IP RECORDS CHRISTMAS - MUSIC o H I Y 87 HOUSEWARE PLASTICS lASKr T S PAILS BASINS PANS 4% C*tf AA CLJTLEir TtAYS • — «• • W AND »OtE DIXIE DISCOUNT E MAIN ST GCWVHNEUI 287-9*68 spent ,Nov j9 and 20 at Grossingers. Mr Myers represented Gouverneur Central School at the Retirement Board meeting Mrs Lula Rappole returned from Mercy Hospital for Thanksgiving She had beer, a patient there tw weeks for observation ar.d treatment Mr and Mrs Roger Rappole and family. Ae x h n d r. a V a spent rg d the parents . Kobert Mrs Lula Merrill Tryon. Mr. Hanson.is a brother of Mrs. Tryon. Mrs. Barnes 'of E Syracuse, has been spending some time with her son-in- law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Carpenter and family. The Carpenters recently purchased and moved into the Hubbard house on Antwerp Street. Mrs. Leone Putman has returned to her own home after spending the past year in hospitals and at the homes of her daughters. Her granddaughter and family are staying with her. Mrs. Minnie Henderson had Thanksgiving dinner with her son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Elmer (Rose) Gleason and family and had supper with her son and family. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Henderson. Mrs. Pauline Vars has been accompaning the New York State American Legion Auxiliary, Mrs. Mary Smack, Binghamton, on her tour of the fifth District, which in- cludes, Onondaga, Oneida, Lewis, Herkimer and Jef- ferson Counties. Mr. Vars accompanied his wife to some of these meetings. Mrs. Vars is Fifth District Chairman. Mrs. Betty Hull, Phila. Auxiliary president, Mrs. Juanita Aubin, first vice president.- Mrs. Man Bur- nham, second vice president, -Mrs,—Marguerite- Beach, county chaplain, Mrs. Betty MRS. SALLY THOMPSON (at left) of Gouverneur taught classes in Christmas Green* arrangement at the St. Lawrence County Cooperative Extensions Holiday Fair held Satur- day, Nov. 10. Over 300 county people attended 3 of the 17 classes offered at the fair. All are looking forward to future Fairs so that they can attend classes they were unable to schedule Saturday. A w d a their nd he and ar spe- * r;e \Tr.:>rr .(i:v:r.z hay with Wilson / *:i .V-s Grapp',t!e *Jartuer;te Bearh 'iVir*.* Sl'tJ ^ff>t dajkT.ter V: e\<r*** i Jar f- ar.'i famiiv >:>.!*.. VS-.'JT Gutierrez, Mrs Jean Mrs. Mary McNeil, and Mrs. Eleanor Benware \attended the Jefferson County Auxiliary Meeting at Dexter, Nov 24 ' - Among the survivors of Mrs Howard « Launne Graves Pelo is her aunt Miss Mabie Hunt. 91. a patient in tne Samanlan - Keep Home Mrs Pelo was a member of Philadelphia Rebekah Iyxige and of the Guild of United Methodist Church From the Library Junver.ile f,ctior, Coombs — I>orr:e and the Fortune Toiler Lmdgren — Emil and F'.ggy Beast Aduit \\firtior. Balka — *Outp-»<: , Campr><?!i — \Tnunder or .Sunday*. T;.rh;nsor - The lizard V, tref'ur l^^r^ri - Box :(/•\ and Y-Ker.r.a - Case> Ac\T and Other F T. and Fantasy Stores r-f.-:-t.>r * >vor i i: fr-zr hr h-e-.rar e y A: **. - A f ^- This Offer Expires December 31 Let The Mailman Play Santa For You Every Week Of The Year GIVE THE TRIBUNE-PRESS AT THESE SPECIAL GIFT RATES r FOR YOUR OWN OR YOUR FIRST GIFT SUBSCRIPTION FOR EACH ADDITIONAL GIFT SUBSCRIPTION CANADIAN AND OTHER FOREIGN SUISCtlPDONS 1700 CARD SENT ONLY UPON REQUEST Mail This Handy Order Form TODAY To TIM Tribune-Prcst, Goirv N.Y »f>nd of THT. TRIBf.NK-PRESS AS A GIFT TO «iUr my own Attash *xtr» «hr#»t for the (City mnd State fifU will t»e e#it# tr> %%he*ne\er liption si^n^xJ <SU~< Kit) a/kd B tmAe Tlie Tribune-Press Is A Weekly Letter To Those In Service, School Or __ Living A'<My From Home i I: f WFJiTHl Tuesday „. Wednesday Thursday Friday _ Saturday ^ Sunday . Monday . H 50 59 55 40 34 33 , 50 Time 1 Winter Time has come agi think of such thin{ Christmas, the New Ye< Winter Carnival Week annual winter even Gouverneur. The third annual y Carnival will be hel week of Feb. 3-10/ hoping for an excitin busy week for everyone Gouverneur area, a<jul children alike Sponsoi the Gouverneur Development Corpora which has indeed 01 snow - this Carnival m possible for Gouverm support a youth cente People's Place. It sho emphasized that any raised locally is matel federal funds A variety of contes being planned for this carnival. Included an King and Queen Conte the Prince and Pr Contest, both of whicl become traditiona Gouverneur. Other favorites are the Decorating, Ice Skatu Snow Sculpture Coi Because nothern winte very unpredictable committee is tryii organize competitic ^Photography, Volleyb* Bowling. This is not i plete list of events, will be mentioned lat ideas for family fun an sought. David Stevenson ha najped chairman <# th ^ anJ QTaecn tcnteit Third Annual Wintei nival, according to Margaret Stevenson, { chairman. Mr. Stevenson is em Mrs. Kai new inst for Cane Mrs. Dale fKathryn) 'has succeeded Mrs. (Eula) Burke as instrut the Candy Stripers' Tr Program of Gouve Edward John Noble Ho The program is sponsoi the ladies auxiliary < hospital. The daughter of Mr Mrs Roy Randall. E. St.,Gouverneur, Mrs. E a graduate of D'Yc College, Buffalo, w degree in nursing She was employed registered nurse at hoi in Syracuse, Utica, Island and Conne before \ returning Gouverneur about a yea Mrs. Bush also is a m< of the local hospital n staff on a part-time to Mr Bush its oper manager of A Petroleum, Heuvelton couple resides on the Road, near Gouvemeu The Candy S program is compos* teenage hospital volu who supply an extra p helping hands becaus*
