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i Antwerp Legion Auxiliary seeks names of servicemen Bv Mm. Mar jorle V auhtttn American | ( t^i o n Auxiliary, Antwerp Post 916 would like to have all the names of the men in service so that they can be remembered at Christmas time Please send names and addresses to Mrs. Hoy I-ontfdon, Antwerp or telephone 659-M25 Mrs Kd. PitU> entered the House of the Good Samaritan, Watertown, Nov. 29 for surgery Mr and Mrs Robert l.angdon, Syracuse, were quests of his mother, Mrs. Hoy I^ngdon, and sister, Mrs. Kd. Pitts and family Thanksgiving Day. An extensive search has been conducted since Nov 25 by State Police, Con- servationists, Military Personnel, Local Firemen, Kescue teams and Volun- teers, for Jamie Howard, son of Mr and Mrs Hay Howard, Antwerp Jamie became separated from his com- panions on Friday about dusk on Nov 24. The Antwerp Auxiliaries have been dointf a fine job of suppling coffee and food to all searchers with the help of local residents donating food and money They're also, had donations from stores in Watertown and (iouverneur and Philadelphia. It is truly DePeyster Area News Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Todd and Nancy spent Thanksgiving with Mr. and Mrs. Harold Woodside in Bigelow. Mr. and Mrs. Howard Fish- beck and I^aurie of Michigan City, Ind. were Friday night guests of his father, Ralph Fishbeck. They visited his mother at Cedar Nursing Home. On Friday night they had a get-to-gether at thier father's. Present were Mr. and Mrs. Larry Fishbeck and boys, Mr. and Mrs. Dean Fishbeck and three children, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Smithers of Spile Bridge Road. Mr. and Mrs. Weldon Mayhew and Mr. and Mrs. Richard Mayhew and two children of Ogdensburg. The UMW of DePeyster met Wednesday afternoon at the church with 10 members present. It was voted to give $300 to the expense fund of the church. A food and Christmas articles sale will be held at Community Room in Heuvelton Thursday, Dec. 13 from noon to 4 p.m. Everyone is asked to please donate food or other articles. The regular slated meeting of DePeyster OES No. 60 was held Wednesday evening with Matron Dorothy Mayhew presiding. Mrs. Ruth Ayen was initiated into the order. Memorial service was con- ducted in memory of W Mrs. I>eila Perry and W William Bert Fleetham. At the next meeting Dec. 12, election of officers will be held, also a Christmas exchange of gifts and covered dish supper. The next grange meeting will be held Saturday Dec. 8 with a covered dish supper for members and Juniors before the meeting. Mr. and Mrs. Wilbert Parish spent Sunday with her mother, Mrs. Luda Witherell at Ogdensburg. Mrs. Burr Hurlbut spent Thursday with Mr. and Mrs. Harry Sharpe. Mr. and Mrs. Horace Jackson and family and Mr. and Mrs. Harlow Jackson spent Thanksgiving with Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Coats at Rich- ville. Mrs. Josephine\ Mayhew had Mr. and Mrs. Keith Tyler, Larry, Mrs. Ella Tyler, Anna Mae Conklin of North Gouverneur as dinner guests Thanksgiving day. Mrs. Helen Hilborne is a patient at Hepburn Hospital. Madrid-Waddington teacher honored Mrs. Marion Mclntosh of the Madrid-Waddington Central School is a recent recipient of the Fellows Award from the Science Teachers Association of New York State. The citation is presented yearly for distinguished service in science teaching and \active participation in professional scientific organizations/' Mrs. Mclntosh is only the third educator from the Northern Zone to have received the award in its 23 year history. She teaches Biology, Chemistry, and assorted Junior High classes at Madrid Waddington Central School. The award was presented at the Nevele Hotel in Ellenville, before an audience of over a-4heusand- attending the 78th annual meeting of the Science Teachers Association of New York State. Main speaker at the affair was noted science fiction author and bio chemist Isaac Asimov, who discussed 'The Responsibility of Scientists to Society.\ Mrs Mclntosh believes that the primary function of the Hign School Science teacher should be to demonstrate that \no organism, large or -small, lives alone \ She tries to make her students aware of the importance of every leaf fn her own very direct words \If the leaves don't survive, we don t survive \ An active participant in local association activities. Marion has served on the Grievance Negotiations. Nominaung. , Social and Scholarship Committees, and is this year chairing the Professional Growth and Responsibilities Committee According lo Madrid Waddington Teacher Association President Jim Rishe Mar;on is one of the hardest working teachers we have Shp constantly brings new ideas and perspectives to our Association and can always be relied >r to £et a tough job don* well Mrs Mclntosh to* b^r. an outstanding ««rk^r f>r the &r\*r>r+ Teacher* A^.wiat;•'»r. of N*>* V-*rir .st^tf f>r ma:-) year* .she served m all of- f;rp* or !!v» l<va! k>vpl arnj ha« fce*-. a rr.err.b*' of S*c. -V era. MRS. MARION MCflVTOSH Mrs. Mclntosh graduated from the Waddington Union Free School in 1949 She earned her Bachelors Degree in 5952 at St. Lawrence University in Canton and in 1954 she-took her masters in Science, also at SLU. In addition she has done con- • siderable post-masters wortf at Clarkson College of Technology in Potsdam Besides having introduced many hundreds of high school students to the wonders of the microbe and the digestive tract of the frog Marion is a wife and mother of two children / *- Winter bouquets An unusual way in add beauty ?*> dnc*d flowers and weeds was featured in a magazine article last year The weeds <»r flowers uhen left in the solution overnight and then dried, sprout crystals that glitter like icy fmst The recipe for 'he solution is as follows Mix <>ne j> jnd of lump alum (available in druft u;*h one c a lion <»f in a p]a\anized me:*! Hf*a f fhr snlirmn until the lumps di^s^he and i't lt>eo»rr»es clear Re p-,..ve fr^m hea f and *«•? mol d :'iHd how a community can bond together when such a tragedy occurs. The community cannot begin to thank all the people and organizations enough for their generosity (iod Bless you all\ The Antwerp-Philadelphia Rotary Club met at the Quaker Village for lunch on Monday, Nov 26 with all members present except two, giving an attendance for Nov of 89 01 per cent Irwin Hrown was in charge of the program which dealt with the disease of diabetes. Hill Dadey has the program for next week's meeting to be held at the town hall in Antwerp It will be sponsored by the Methodist women The dress rehearsal for the second talent show will be staged at the IKCS on Wednesday evening at 7 30 p.rn Sixteen regular members will present several special numbers not com- peting for prizes. Ed Pitts spent Thanksgiving weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Robert I^angdon, Syracuse. Mrs. Ed Pitts, Charlene, and Mrs. Roy Ivongdon drove to Syracuse on Saturday to meet Ed and return home. Guests of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Miller and sons during the Thanksgiving holiday were her sisters and families, Mrs. Posquale Rosso and family, and Mrs. Vera Urbano, Trenton, N.J. Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Eager and family, her mother, Mrs. Floyd Spicer spent Thanksgiving holiday weekend with their daughter, Mrs. Ronald Hewitt and family, Meadville, Pa. Richville Mr. and Mrs. Ben D'Amico of Watertown were Nov. 25 visitors of Mr. and Mrs. Jack D'Amico and Todd. Mr. and Mrs. Hermon Towne Sr. spent from Nov. 26 to 28 at their camp at Blake Reservior near Colton. Carl George, Stafford Springs, Conn., Richard George of Gouverneur and Mrs. Mabel Bailey called on Mrs. Madelene George, a patient at E. J. Noble Hospital on Nov. 26. Milford Towne and Mrs. Ida Thayer of Degrasse were Nov. 26 overnight guests of Mr. and Mrs. Hermon Towne Sr. at Blake Reservoir. Mrs. Reatha Smith of Chub Lake Road and Mrs. Kathy Masters of Gouverneur were Nov. 27 visitors of Mrs. Mabel Bailey. Mrs. Gladys Cole was a Nov. 27 evening caller of Mrs. Lila Woodward at Knowlton's Trailer Park. Mrs. Marilyn Evans of Rossie was a Nov. 28 visitor of Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Claflin. Mrs. Eugene Hitchcock and Terry of Fowler were Nov. 28 visitors of Mrs. Mabel Bailey. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hall attended the Senior Citizen's card party on Nov. 28 at DeKalb Junction. y Carl George of .Stafford Springs, Conn, and Mabel Bailey called on Carl's sister- in-law, Madeline George at E. J. Noble Hospital on Nov. 29 /-- jEdwards UAAW gift shop open The Christmas Gift Shop! sponsored by the Edwards United Methodist Women, is still open three days a week at Hurley's Store, Main Street. Edwards Much of the original in- ventory has been sold, but there are still many items for sale, with more coming in each day The UMW has expressed appreciation for the generous support of the public to this project, undertaken for the benefit of the new church building fund Youth to hold paper drive The Junior Hi£h Youth Fellowship of the First Fresbytenarv church will be conducting a paper drive on Saturdav [>ec £ from } to 5 p m Anyon* who want? paper* p;ckf-d up rr,a> call t.*ie church off;<e arid leave his n-arr** and address Search continues for missing hunter Page 5 Sec. 2 —The Tribune-PVCM. Gouverneur, N.Y December 5, 197 J The search for missing hunter James A Howard, 19 of Antwerp, was continuing Monday morning as State Police, Forest Hangers, members of the En- vironmental ('observation Department and Volunteers comb the main artillery impact area of the Camp Drum Military Reservation The youth disappeared Friday, Nov 23, following a days hunting trip with three companions from Antwerp The four left at 5 i0 a.in. Friday morning to hunt in the woods on the Camp Drum reservation in area well known to Howard and his companions. At about G 15 p.m. the group came out of the woods, descending from a rocky bluff to the Rockwell Creek Road at a point inside the impact area which is stricktly off limits to everyone because of \duds\ - • unexploded rockets and mortar rounds. The four By Cindy Fuller Danny Kelley, ^ St. I^awrence, spent Nov. 20-25 with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ross Kelley. Sincere sympathy is ex- tended to the family of Mrs. Inez Bence. Burt Cole was a Thanksgiving dinner guest of ( Mr. and Mrs. Fred Cole and boys. Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Clement and family were Thanksgiving guests of Mrs. Pauline Gray, Gouverneur. Who's New in Pink and Blue? Nov. 2. a daughter, Sharon «L., to Richard J. and Addie Mitchell, Antwerp. Nov. 3, a daughter, Bar- bara Jo, to Kenneth G. and Jacqueline Willard, Ed- wards. Nov. 4, a son, Shawn Robert, to Robert and Shirley McRobbie Byron, Hermon. Nov. 4, a daughter, Tanya Marie, to George and Vina Miller Klock, Antwerp. Nov. 7, a daughter, Andrea Lea, to Arnold E. and lisa Curcio Mason, 231 Grove St. Nov. 10, a son, Adam Joseph, to Jay D. and Maida Cook Hays, R.D. 2. Nov. 12, a son, Michael John, to Richard J. and Sally Gotham Cutway, DeKalb Junction. . / Nov. 13, a daughter, Tammy Lynn, to Frank' L. and Marlene Delorme LaFountain, DeKalb Junc- tion. / Nov. 20, M son, Scott Michael, to Gilbert L. and Linda Bresett Gotham, 122 Prospect. Nov. 20, a son. Nelson Reed to Carl J. and Cheryl Conklin 'Clark, Harrisville. Wanakena By Marjorie Baxter Charles Titus has resumed his studies at Albany State Teachers College after spending Thanksgiving vacation with his parents, Mr. and~Mrs. Kenneth Titus. Mr. and Mrs Majince Apple also were guests for dinner. Mrs. Robert Johnson has returned home from Clifton - Fine Hospital where she was a patient for several days. James < Zip i Chambers has returned home from Upstate Medical Center. Syracuse Mr and Mrs, Robert Conklin and daughter of Greenwood Lake, spent Thanksgiving with her parents, Mr and Mrs Keith Hamele Richard and Don Hamele of Rochester also were guests Thanksgiving of their parents Mr and Mrs Harold DeV< spent Monday. Nov 19 a] their camp at Black l,ake Mr and Mrs John McNab of Boston spent Thanksgiving with her parents. Mr and Mrs Herbert Keith Mr and Mrs James 'Chambers and children spent Thanksgiving *itfc Mr and Mrs Chuck Trombley. Newton Falls in* in ri t it.a- \£h«; the offioe y «ta> trea*;-rer u ,r\ nk-ii iia'r*' v r-;«T.* r*.« FV v *> irv i> r <t-r v u ^* of the h~#r* of s ~ a\rar - d *r.f 7 *- Mr and Mrs G Kelle> Jr are parerif; son born ,at Car Hcrspita! Mrs KeIJe> f:>rrr>er Ga;l &v>« Mar> Stevens .5 a :*I*J Clif:.-»r. - V:ne Hispid Russell ar.d F-f\: s pe r. t 7 r. ar.k^:%;r.* Irr.r br:-t w er-.r.-.a« ivisler Mr ar-d y-« N --r.cK Mr and Vrs Jarv*s H <*s:r* Va:* a.^j V V:? Var:> her • av! rw P : c f* f s : e - * : 7\<i~ir«a -v.-dT « •* pare-i« V: avi V-* h e\»rit? of a t h a £ f is tr* ert at I ok* u :. w ard Dave he;: it\ y f r t t :i Stopped to rest after descending the bluff and Howard lay on the ground for a nap A few minutes later the men started walking single file along the road across a bridge spanning the Indian River About a mile farther along, just outside the impact area, Howard's companions noticed their friend was not following and sat down tc wait for him. No one has seen Howard since When he failed to appear the other hunters walked to Antwerp, a distance of several miles and returned in a vehicle to search for the missing youth His disappearance was reported to the State Police early Saturday morning and the official search began. It has continued daily since with search and rescue teams from Canton and Potsdam joining the many others who have searched so diligently. co you its working ST LAWRKNCK CENTRAL BACKS UNITKD WAY - John C MrGrath, Supervising Prin i-ipal St. I^wrence ( entral School, above right is shown congratulating James ( Fagles, I nited Way School Chairman. A total campaign of $1,018 was reported by members of th» Teachers Association and the Employee Association in support of the United Way of St I^awrenc e (ounty. Thanks to you, it's working the I nited Way. Fowler News Mr. and Mrs. James Mo Eathron, Oswegatchie called Nov. 24 on Mr. and Mrs. Glenn S er. Ivan Kinney Sr. and Judy, California Road were Nov. 25 visitors of Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Gaudin. Mr. and Mrs. Mike June, Syracuse, and Mr. and Mrs. Norman Ashley, Waterport were Thanksgiving weekend guests of Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Phelps. While here they visited Mr. and Mrs. Lyle June and Mr. and Mrs. Adelbert Ashley. Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Streeter were Nov. 22 dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Streeter and family, Richville. Mr. and Mrs. Phil Seymour, Rheinbeck, were guests, Thanksgiving weekend of her sister, Mrs. Eugene Bishop and family and their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Reed, Gouver- neur. While -here they put a new roof on the Bishop house. Mr. and Mrs. Donald Salisbury were Nov. 22 dinner guests ^f Mr. and Mrs. Kay Knowlton, Pope Mills. Mr. and Mrs. Howard Shippee and family were Thanksgiving dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Shippee, Natural Dam. Fowler Mission Circle will hold a Food Sale and Bazaar Dec. 6 at Van Ornum's from 11 a.m. on. Mr. and Mrs. Donald 'Finley spent Nov. 21-25 with their son and his family, Mr. and Mrs. Gary Finley, Gloucester, Mass. A luncheon will be served by the Fowler Mission women for all who contributed to the Fowler Baptist • Church during the year on Dec. 11 at 12:30 p.m. . 1 Mr. and Mrs. James Fuller and family, Mr. and Mrs. Terry Caswell and girls, Ogdensburg, Mrs. Freida .Price, Gouverneur and Mr. and Mrs. Clay Boney, New Jersey, enjoyed a family gathering at the home of their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Francis Boney, Hailesboro, on Nov. 24. Christmas gifts were exchanged at this time with the children and Mr. and Mrs. Clay Boney because they will be unable to make it home at Christmas time. Mrs. Aletha : Barker, Ed- wards, recently moved into the Wilson trailer here in Fowler. Mr. and Mrs. James Fuller and girls called recently on Mr. and Mrs. Murray Baker and girls, Hailesboro. OF ;• >. I --2 C J»« yOU BEND £M. .. W£ MENO £M • F*i£ iSTtMA TBS Just in Time For Christmas Warn gifts that will be appreciated nost this year WINTER OUTERWEAR INCLUDING SNOWMOBILE CLOTHING JACKETS • PANTS - COVERALLS FOR MEN WOMEN AND CHILDREN YOUt OKf¥J Of HANDS, STYLES. COlOtS AND PUCES COME IN TODAY AND 1ROWSE FOR SAVINGS. SEE THE BIG MARKED DOWN SPECIALS THROUGHOUT THE STORE. SHOP THIS WEEK AND SAVE. YOU SAVE MORE AT YOUR CO - OP STORE AT CHRISTMAS TIME, TOO ! GOUVERNEUR COOPERATIVE ASSOCIATION, INC.
