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Page 12 - The Tribune-Press, Gouverneur, N.Y. - October 31, 1990 Rossie Ramblings By Frances Gardner Funeral services were held Wednesday, Oct. 24 for Edwin Fleming, 60, River Road, Rossie. Mr. Fleming was born in Macornb but spent most of his life in the Town of Rossie. He was employed at Gouverneur Talc in Balmat until his health failed. He married Eleanor Harris of New Connecti- cut Road, Rossie and raised a family of seven children. She died several years ago. Burial was in Oxbow cemetery. Ed was a good father and friend to all. We will miss seeing him come down Sand Hill, driving verv carefully in his famil- iar van. We extend our sympathy to his families and friends. Truman and Jane Salis- bury of Cambridge, Md. arrived at the George Knight home Oct. 11 and stayed through Sunday, Oct. 14. They spent Oct. 14 overnight with Jane's brother, Gerald Butler, and wife in Marcellus, the continued home from there. -A get-together was held Saturday, Oct. 13 at the George Knight home. Those attending were Jane and Truman Salis- bury of Maryland, Keith, Joyce and Van Baker of Victor; Lucille Wood and Pearly Dunn ofWegatchie; Leona Kelsey of Theresa; Larry and Carolvn Moore 1960's Prices In The 1990's Top Quality Furniture At Prices Youll Appreciate! STOP IN AND CHECK OUT OUR SELECTION FROM BEDDING TO BRASS TO BOOKCASES. YOU'LL BE GLAD YOU STOPPEDI GOUVERNEUR DISCOUNT FURNITURE (In The Old Gralyn Theater) Main St., Gouverneur and boys of Oxbow; Don and Lucy Hunter of Red- wood, Anna Snell and Bill Cooper of Clay and Kevin, Wanda and Kraig Davis of Butler Road. Pat Knight and grand- sons Adam and Allan Knight and Jean Manning attended the cancer pro- gram held at the Ham- mond Fire Hall, Sunday, Oct. 21. Jim Hutchinson of Clay- ton was a visitor in the Kevin Davis home both Friday and Saturday eve- nings. Kenny and Shirley Ridsdale and daughter Shanna were callers at Wesley Knight's home Oct. 21. Wanda Davis celebrated her birthday Sunday, Oct. 31. Happy birthday and our wishes are for many more. Mr. and Mrs. Malcolm McCullough received word of the birth of their second grandchild, a daughter, Mallory Lynn, born to their son and his wife, Mark and Mane McCull- ough of Lincolnville, Maine. Mallory was born Tuesday, Oct. 16 and weighed seven pounds, nine ounces. She has a brother, Matthew, to wel- come her home and very proud and pleased grand- parents and great-grand- mother, Mrs. Helen CBOT is coming November 5! CBOT/Ottawa carries the full schedule of CBC Network pro- gramming plus these locally pro- duced programs: NEWSDAY ... Weekdays 6-7 pm Look for CBOT/Ottawa on Cable Channel 4 in Gouverneur starting Monday, November 5.* * CBOT replaces CKWS on our cable lineup. o NewChannels METRO .. Mondays 7-7:30 pm Cable Television Campbell. We send con- gratulations to the proud parents, grandmother and uncles. Mr. and Mrs. Malcolm McCullough were in Roch- ester Thursday, Friday and Saturday of last week where they attended a New York State School Board convention. Mr. and Mrs. Lyle Ro- gers attended the 90th birthday celebration for Jennie Thorton held at the Fisher's Landing Fire Hall Saturday evening. Jennie is a great-aunt of Lyle's. Marty and Valerie Ro- gers and sons Ryan and Eric were Saturday eve- ning visitors in the Lyle Rogers home. Mrs. Lyle Wayne, son Josh and daughter Karen called Sunday morning. Mr. and Mrs. Lyle Ro- gers called on Mayfred's uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. Garnett Goodnough, Theresa, Sunday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Drake were Sunday sup- per guests of their daugh- ter, Christy Simons, and her husband. Shelly Henderson, Mari- lyn and Laurie Evans and Christy Simons shopped in Watertown, Saturday. The James Simons Sr. family called on Nancy's parents. Bob and Elinor Eggleston, ofTheresa, Sat- urday. Mr. and Mrs. Lynn Youngs called on Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Youngs Wednesday evening. Dorothy and Ronnie Foote of Clinton spent the weekend attheirvacation home on the River Road. Mr. Foote will celebrate his 89th birthday next week. We send our best wishes. Mrs. Foote called on Julia and carol Stephenson Sunday. Sunday callers in the Youngs home were Mr. and Mrs. Bud Youngs and granddaughter Megan Weatherup of Richville. Among the many friends and relatives who at- tended the wedding of Lonna Reynolds, and Lowell Davis, both of Richville, were all but two of Lonna's aunts and uncles. The wedding was held in the Richville United Methodist Church at 11 a.m. Oct. 20, with the re- ception in the VFW. The bride is the daugh- ter of Carol Reynolds and the late Wallace Reynolds. Among those from the Rossie vicinity attending were the ClifTord Youngs, the Lynn Youngs and the Leo Rastley families. The late Wallace Rey- nolds lived his youth in the Rossie - Scotch Settle- ment vicinity. Mr. and Mrs. Milton Marcellus have a new great-granddaughter. A daughter, Sam ant ha Angel, was born Oct. 2 in Hesperia, Calif, weighing nine pounds, one ounce to their granddaughter, Amy Marcellus. Visitors in the Milton Marcellus home Wednes- day and Thursday were Jenny Ryder and son David Michael. Jenny has just returned from a visit with her California rela- tives. She got lonesome for New York. Mrs. Milton Marcellus attended a birthday party for one-year-old Julian at the home of his mother, Irene Richards, near Brier Hill, Sunday. The Rossie patients of Dr. Joseph Brandy of Ogdensburg were shocked and saddened to learn of his untimely death and that of his wife and son. His patients were partial to him and we will miss his concern, kindness and good care. Andy Knight, six- month-old son of Mr. and Mrs. Knight, is ill with pneumonia in the House of the Good Samaritan. He is slowly improving. The funeral of Hattie Tibbies was held Wednes- day in Alexandria Bay. She was the aunt of Kevin Davis of the Butler Road. The family attended the services. Mrs. Jean Manning and Mrs. George Knight at- tended the wedding of Jean's granddaughter Saturday, Oct. 27. The bride is Hope Manning, daughter of Mrs. Shirley Bowen of West Potsdam and Charles Manning of Warwick, R.I. The bride- groom is Gerald Stiles. The reception was held at the Waddington Ameri- can Legion Hall. *^ Roberta Evans, RN, of West Chazy came Wednes- day u) help her father, William Evans, celebrate his 87th birthday in ad- vance. The date is Oct. 27. Allan Walsh celebrated his birthday Oct. 24. We hope you have many more. On Wednesday, Jane Wolfe and Frances Gard- ner had lunch in Gou- verneur and went shop- ping. Jane left that night on an excursion bus to Atlantic City where she planned to spend the weekend. Visitors in the Frances Gardner home Friday, Oct. 19 were Jane Wolfe of Hammond and her two daughters, Dorothy Wag- ner of Leroy, N.Y. and Wanda Wolfe, and three children, Megan, Eliza- beth and Billy Davis of Brockeway, Pa. Dorothy is an agent for Warsaw Insurance Co. and Wanda is residential manager for United Cerebral Palsy in Brockport. She was accom- panied by her fiance, John Beningo, of Pennsylvania. They came to watch their sister, Dodie, play in the last hockey game of the season Friday evening. They were guests at the Sunday dinner which also included David and Teena J enne and little David, and Garv and Stacie Bass. Callers on Elwood Si- the Terry Walsh weddjjng mons have been David in Dereyter and reception Duff and Steven White, which followed. They 4*° Macomb, and Gary Down- visited Mrs. Helena WJH$- ing, Norway, S.C. ney at the Cortland hotfi h 3 g y y Elwood Simons called at tal. En route home the Frederick Brothers day night, they met with Funeral Home, Theresa, Dr. Ronald ButterfieUUf to pay respects to the late Tennessee, a former Pu- Richard Marsaw. He was i as fci Academy High accompanied by Frances School principal, who tvas Gardner and William in Mr. and Mrs. Charles Gardner and family en- tertained Elwood Simons at dinner Saturday night. Much sympathy is ex- in the area for a meeting and had telephoned Simons earlier in the for a time to get together. Many from here 'fit- tended the calling hews m. u i m u for the late Edwin FUsth- Chisholm of Oxbow ingattheSprague-FreMh who passed away last « * »*• '•'' tended to the family of week. He was well known here. His mother was Mar- garet Bell of Rossie. The Bell family farm is now owned by the Brice fam- ily. William Evans and Elwood Simons attended his service on Tuesday. Elwood Simons intro- duced Cherie and Larry Everett of Happy Returns in the Globe Mini-Mall in Watertown as the guest speakers at the Oxbow Historical Society meeting at the home of Jeanette and Doris Chisholm. They spoke about and demon- strated antique clothing and linens. Mrs. Beulah Walsh and Elwood Simons spent part of the weekend in Cort- land where they attended Funeral Home. Electia Burns van, formerly of Antwefrp, died Oct. 13 at the agedf 95 in Toronto, Canada. She was born in Rossie, the daughter of Garritt and Margaret Delany Burns. } o'i She was a sister of thfe late Margaret Burafc Gardner, wife of ErnMt Gardner of Rossie and of the late Fenton Burns, gf Clayton. Beside her fam- ily she is survived by h sister, Miss Helen Burpp of Massena. The funeriy was held in Toronta, Monday, Oct. 15. X. I She also has a number ofcousins in Gouverneur, Macomb and Watertown 1 . 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