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REAL ESTATE REAL ESTATE REAL ESTATE WHERE THE ACTION IS! LOWVILLE - Commercial Building on Main Street - two apart ments - plenty of storage area - 2 store fronts - $ 20 , 000 . NUMBER FOUR - 4 Bedroom house located on 3 acres, kitchen, double living, dining room, and bath down; 4 bedrooms, bath, up. $12,000. LOWVILLE - 4 bedroom home, 2 full baths, located on 1/2 acre with low taxes. Kitchen, living,dining, recreation room, bed room, utility room and full bath down; 3 bedrooms, bath, and nursery up. $11,000, PORT LEYDEN - 2 family apartment house with plenty of living area, large lot, double garage, much more. $21,500. WATSON -Commercial building with living area located on 2 1/2 acres 5 miles from Lowville, also Income property rented. WATSON - Crystal Lake, snack bar with living area, could be a part-time business or full time camp, complete with all equip ment. $15,500, LOWVILLE — Large five bedroom home on edge of village on 1/4 acre, could be 2 famiy apartment bouse. $9,000. LOWVILLE - 3 bedroom, 1 1/2 baths, new furnace, much more $9,000. BEAVER FALLS - 4 bedroom home, 1 1/2 baths on quiet street. Kitchen, dining living, bedroom, laundry room and 1/2 bath down. $14,000. BRANTINGHAM LAKE - S bedroom year round home on water. Complete with living area In basement. 110\ drilled well. LEWE COUNTY - Large historical mansion with seven fireplaces plenty of living area, plenty of baths, located between Lowville and Turin ski area. TURK - 6 acres prime land with large garage, Ideally situated for trailer park or building lota. $12,500. We have these and many other fine listing available for Inspection or consideration. For all your Real Estate'needs call the Pro fessionals for appointment. DONEY REALTY Michael Doney * Salesman 376-3151 REAL ESTATE WANTED; List ings, Farm, acreage, business, home and vacation properties. Have out of state buyers. New York Yankee Realty A. Petrus Salesman - Adams 232-4811, Main office located In south eastern New York. 41-4-c 42-1-c M o r e E x c l u s i v e L i s t i n g s BRANTINGHAM LAKE, a beautiful camp with Uke frontage, selling for only$16,50Q to settle an estate. CASTORLAND, 10 room home, 5 bedrooms, 2 baths, oil heat, fuU basement, 5 stall garage, 18 x 25 toot bum, shade trees, nice lawn, a real nice home on a good ( lie lot. CARTHAGE, a well built home with 10 rooms, 4 bedrooms, full bath, 2 stall garage, 1 acre of land, asking $13,500. LOWVILLE RTE. 3, country camp on * 1/2 acres of land, 5 rooms, 2 bedrooms, 1 stall garage, 26 x 36 foot barn, Crystal Creek, low taxes will sell for only $8,000. CARTHAGE, • acre* with 2,500 chrtstmaa trees, 500 ready for mark* this dUsow. $4,100. CASTORLAND, 30 acres with Black River frontage, $4,300. CASTORLAND, grocery store with living quarters, large In ventory and equipment goea with the sale, a real buy. $23,500. NEW BREMEN building lots SOS X 392 and 100 x 141 feet. WE HAVE SOLD M06T OF OUR LISTINGS AND HAVE CLIENTS NEAR AND FAR THAT WANT TO BUY FROM OS, SO IF YOU HAVE ANY TYPE OF PROPERTY YOU WANT SOLD CALL MY SALESMAN FLOYD ZEHR, CROGHAN 345-1265 FOR APPOINT MENT ONLY. S T A N C Z E P I E L Realtor \n main sm ir •OONVHlf. N.Y. c a F L O Y D ZEH R S a le s m a n f»K. CROGHAN J4A-1345 CASTORLAND. H.Y ffCAl ISfAYf i% OUt ONLY tLUHgiSi HEAL ESTATE FOR SALE: Near New Bremen - 25 acre tract. 5 acres of meadow and rest Is wooded with small stream. Buy now and save, 316-2323. DuFlo Agency, Realtor-Insurance. We Have others, 42-1-c REAL ESTATE FOR SALE; In Lowville, Commercial build ing, wltb 5 paying rent. In cludes a national franchise,with all equipment. Excellent for husband and wife. See It now. 376-2323. DuFlo Agency, Real. tor-Insurance, 42-1-r REAL ESTATE FOR SALE; Three bedroom home In Low ville village with living room, dining room, bath, partially fin ished upstairs, oil heat. Insu lated, two stall garage with work area heated and insulated. Large lawn with extra storagebulMtag. $35,000.00 unfurnished, $45,000 furnished. Write Box 4 y car* of Journal and Republican. 42—3-p NOTICE W h a t ’s Y o u r C h o i c e ? Cottage on Pleasant Lake with 90* lake frontage and beautiful sand beach. Completely furnished. Asking $15,800. Excellent summer resort or all year restaurant with large living quarters. Showing nice Income, $40,000 dovm. Owner will carry mtge. Near Brantlngham Lake oo N. Shore Road. 10 x 50* trailer furnished, located on l/Z sere of land. Only $5,000, Want a beautiful, all year, 4 bedroom tom e , located at Bran- tingham Lake on Long Point. We have Just sold one near this home. This must be seen to be appreciated. 3 stall garage, boathouse, 180* lake frontage, beautiful beach. This property is a bargain at any price. Look It over soon. Only 14 miles to Low ville. Shown by appointment only. KAt ESTATE ( INSURANCE UOKER 7442 STATE ST . IOWVILIE, N.V. 42-1-c REAL ESTATE FOR SALE; One IS 1/2 acre land parcel with small stream, some woods. Would make good home site or camping area. Also, one build ing lot 90 x 250 ft., ready to build on. G.H. Prashaw, 316- 6994. 41-2-p REAL ESTATE FOR SALE;Eignt room house In Castorland. Hot water heal. Immediate posses sion. Price reduced. Phone 346-6684, Donald Farney. 36-tf-c NOTICE; Attention Farmers, Use Silo Guard and Hay Guard fer mentation control products to help you get your crops in stor age at new recommended high-r moisture content. These pro ducts prevent loss of valuable nutrients from liquid run-off, thereby Increasing the feeding value of each toft. For more Information, call Leland Hlr schey, Castorland, N.Y, Phone 316-6896. 42-3-c NOTICE: Glngerlch's EggFae* tory is your source of the finest fresh eggs at competitive prices. Store and restaurant in quires invited. Open 7;30 a.m. to 9 pim. Closed Sundays. Route 4X0, Castorland. Phone 376- 6768. 36-tf-c NOTICE: Chicken Barbeque at Castorland Fire Hall, June 9 from 5 p.m. until all are ser ved. Take out orders welcome. Adults, $2.25, children $1.75, under five, free. 42-1-c RUMMAGE SALE RUMMAGE SALE:MOVING!Gar- age sale June 16-17, 10-1. E. qutpment for mortaring, garden ing, wallpapering, surveying, book-binding. Hundreds of children’s and adult books, games, toys. 3-D topographical map of Lewis County. Desk and swivel chair, modern teak cof fee table, old wardrobe trunks and child’s desk, etc., easel, children’s and adult clothes, bike aasessorles, kitchen and house hold goods, folding high chair and bassinette. Much miscel lany. Nearly everything In ex cellent condition. 1101 West State, Lowville. 42-2-p RUMMAGE SALE: June 8 until aH Is sold. A good variety of furniture, baby needs, cloth ing, toys and household goods. Most In good to excellent condition. Morrison’s In Croghan or call 346-6021. 42-1-c RUMMAGE SALE; Men's, wo men’s and children’s clothing, all sizes. Some miscellaneous. Corner of Cedar Street and Ru ral Avenue, Lowville. Thurs day, Friday and Saturday, June 7, 8, 9. Phone 376-2113 or 376-3636. 42-1-c RUMMAGE SALE! Garage Mle on Route 26A Bearer Falls. Mornings only. Starting June 4. Suaan Beck. 41-2-p RUMMAGE SALE: Thursday, Friday and Saturday. Furniture; bicycle; Infant, children, ma ternity and adult clothing. RL 26. Leon Reape. 42-1-p CARP OF THANKS CARD OK THANKS 1 wish to thank Dr. Barnes and the staff at the Lowville Hospital, also neighbors, relatives and friends for all acts of kindness shown me during the Illness awl death of my beloved husband. Pearl Lehman. 42-1-p CARD OF THANKS i 1 wish to thank all of my friends, 1 relatives, neighbors of Lyons Falls, Falls Firemen ambulance, Father Isle, Father Francis, Fa ther Salmon and all the nurses and Dr. Barnes for their kindness and care In the Lewis County Hospital. Margaret B. James. 42-1-c CARD OF THANKS I wish to thank Dr. Bongto- vannl and the hovp'tM staff for the wonderful care they gave me while In the A. Barton Hep burn HospltaL Also 1 want to thank Rev. Frank Scott for his visits and all my friends and relatives for the nice cards. They really helped me get better quick ly, Thank you alL F red Butts. 42-1-c CARD OF THANKS I wish to express my sincere thanks to Dr. Rectra and the many nurses for the splendid care which T received at the Lewis County Hospital during my recent confinement there. Also, for the consideration shown my family during a difficult time for them. Robert Knickerbocker. 42-1-p HEAL ESTATE WANTED; By principal*. Acreage, bare farms, camps, woodlots. Any where, cash, particulars, price. \Gordon 726 East 5 Street, Brooklyn, N.Y. 11218. Phone 212-853-6459.\ 30.tf-c REAL estate : FOR sale .: Three bedroom modem home, 1 1/2 baths, carpeting, central cleaning system, fully Insnlaled. large buck town, large rami'e. Wrlf* lf» Box tin, reite f.rinurna I and Ifi'pnl*llr:.(t. ni-lf-' CARD OF THANKS We wish lo express our thanks to friends, relatives and neigh bors for the cards, flowers, gifts and money that was given to usat our Open House to celebrate our 35th wedding anniversary. Milton and Mildred Flint 42^1-p WANTED TO RENT WANTED TO RENT: Cottage, Brantlngham Lake, July 14-21 or July 20-23. Family nf four. Call (607) 648-6260 or write Richard Mullen, 3CaIrrary Lane, Binghamton, N.Y. 13001. 42-3-c ROOM AND BOARD iOOM AND HOARD; And c;iri for elderly ronvnli-:#cut per son. In Inwtt. I-fir irifornr-lton call 316-3(143. 42-1-c RECRUITER - Marine Staff Ser geant William N. Thomas has re turned home for a tour of duty to look for a few good men. He has been assigned as a marine recruiter for Lewts and Jeffer son counties. His headquarters will be In the Post Ofttce Build ing In Watertown where he will be working with Gunnery Ser geant William C. Olson. In May of 1960 Staff Sergeant Thomas enlisted In the Marine Corp In Watertown. Now, 13 years later, he has returned to occupy that very same office asa recruiter. Since enlisting to 1960 Staff Sergeant Thomas has traveled ex tensively. In 196 X he was de ployed to Puerto Rico for a Ibree . month period. In 1964 he was sent overseas where be spent some ttme In Japan, Okinawa, Ko rea and the Phllllplne Islands. In 1965 he was sent to Chu Lai, Viet Nam, for duty with VMA- 225. When he returned to the United States he was assigned to helicopters. In 1966 his helicop ter squadron HMM-262 went aboard theNaval AlrcraftCarrter USS Guadal Canal. While aboard the carrier they spent four months In the Caribbean visiting the vari ous Islands, In May of 1968 Staff Sergeant Thomas was again went to Viet Nam where he served a 13 month tour at Quang Trt with Marine Helicopter Squadron HMM-161. During this tour he earned his combat aircrew wings and 15 air medals as an airlal machine gunner. Upon returning to the states he was stationed at Cherry Point, North Carolina, where he stayed until September of 1971 when be once again boarded a Naval aircraft carrier. His Marine Attack Squadron VMA (AW)-224 spent 10 months aboard the USS Coral Sea tn the Gulf of Tonkin while flying missions over North and South Viet Nam. While aboard the carrier they made stops In Hawaii, Japan, Phil- Hplnes and Hong Kong. When he returned In July of 1972 he again went to Cherry Point where he stayed until his present assign ment as marine recruiter in Wa- __ tertown, , U addition to Ms travel abroad Staff Sergeant Thomas has spent from three days to three months tn almost every state tn the United States. Stiff Sergeant Thomas says Its been a good life for he and his family. His wife, Linda (former Linda Zehr, daughter of Gerard and Ellen Zehr),and their children, Kenny, Lisa and Julie, are all happy to be back in this area. Staff Sergeant Thomas and his family are now residing over tbe Grand Union store to Croghan with his mother, but expect to be moving In or aronndWatertownta the near future. _______ IN MEMORIAM IN MEMORfUM In memory of our Mother and Grandmother who passed away June 5, 1972. At ntght the silent stars look down On a grave not far from here, Where sleeps the one we can’t forget The one we loved so dear. The dearest Mother andGrand- mther this world could ever bold, The friendliest smile and a heart of gold For those who knew her all will know, How much we lost a year ago. Sadly missed by her family, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Butts,Sandra, Larry and Garry Butts. 42-1-c FOR RENT FOH RENT; Trailer lot, Reed's Trailer Park, Glenfield, N.V, 42-tf-c FOR RENT: Pleasant modern apartment, near stores and churches. One bedroom, semi- furnished birch kitchen, cera mic bath and off street park ing, Available July 1st. DuFlo Agency, Realtors - Insurance, 376-2323. 42-1-c FOR RENT; BRANTINGHAM Lakefront modern housekeeping cottages. Pure air,clean water, safe swimming, sand beach, boat, fishing, golf, trampoline, diving board, children's pool. Slepps eight. Ethel Gleasman. Phone 315-942-2479. 42-8-p FOR KENT: Five apartments fn downtown Lowville. Immediate occupancy. Stove and refrigera tor included. $45*$95 per month, call 392-2303 for appointment, 22-if-r FOH RENT; Two room furnishf'd apartment, utilities, Included, Dayan Street* Phone 34B-C0G3, 41-2-r bOil KENT; I'tirnlsTu'd conifer. laMe sleeping rooms. NrnfhaS- ine.ss serlUiti. Hath wlfhshnwer. 3343 Street, Plmie* 37f.*. :n.9H. 41-2—r H o n o r e d B y A s s o c i a t i o n The Jefferson-Lewis Guidance Association held its last regular meeting for the current school year at Carlowden Country Club on Wednesday evening. May 10. The dinner meeting was held in honor of Miss Genevieve Stod dard, who Is retiring this spring as director of guidance at Low vUle Academy and Central School. Dick MiUler, director of guid ance at South Jefferson C*ntrs*l School, welcomed the association members and friends of Miss Stoddard to the dinner. Bill Thomas, junior high guidance counselor at Lowville Academy and Central School, outlined Miss Stoddard's career as a teacher and counselor. Certificates of appreciation were presented to Miss Stoddard by Joseph St, Thomas, William Olson, Klnley Bowers and John Kishbaugh representing the Ar my, Marine Corp, Air Force and Navy, respectively, ~ The certificates were giVen in recognition of the many years that Mfss Stoddard has worket? co operatively with all branches of the armed services. Kenneth York, from the Bu reau of Guidance of the State Ed ucation Department, was also on hand to offer his congratulations on the many years of outstanding service that Miss Stoddadl has given to the young people In the area, ** Y o u t h T o b b P r e s e n t P i & y The LowviUe Mennonlte Youth will present the play \Not Re gina\ at 7:30 p.m. Friday and Sunday, June 15 and 17, at the LowvUle Mennonlte Church, Ridge Road. No admission will be charged, but a freewill offering wUl be taken to help defray ex penses. The setting of the play Is Swlt- lerland during the Protestant Re formation of the mid 1500’s. Re gina is a teenage girl caught up In the anxieties and tensions of the Anabaptlst-Mennonlte Move ment. \Can thts tiew movement he right when It seems to be causing so much trouble?” \Yet family friends keep becoming Ana baptists though it may mean exile, imprisonment, and even death.’’ “ Can one really experience the inner peace and contentment that these people seemingly have?” “ Is belonging to and attending a church enough?” Theseareafew of the questions confronting Re gina and her family.' L i o n s C l u b I n s t a l l s At the Zone Dinner of the Low vUle Llon’a Club May 23 at the Cat’s Paw, with the help of the Canadian Installation Team, the foUowtng officers were elected for the fiscal year 1974: presi dent, Wilfred Cfoasman; first vice-president, Owen Williams; second vice-president, Joe Mc Guire; third Vice-president, Jim Beatty, secretary, Alan Woodruff; treasurer, James Hickey; tail twister, Clifford Widrick; Lion tamer, Tom DuFlo. The new di rectors tor the following year are Ralph Hoyt, Larry Peacock, Burt Walker, George Foley, Lloyd Rasmussen and Ken Gordon. In addition to the tnstaUatlon, the following special awards were presented to Lowville Lions: Burt Walker, advnaeement key award for six new members; Alan Wood ruff, key memher award for toe* new members; Ralph Hoyt, perfect attendance, Burt Walker, perfect attendance; Alan Wood ruff, perfect attendance; and Ralph Hoyt, past presidents cer tificate arid pin. M u r p h y G e t s B . S . D e g r e e Michael Murphy received his B.S, degree at Cornell's 105th Commencement May 26 when more than 3,500 received de grees. Murphy received his com mission as a second lieuten ant in the Air Force at a ROTC brigade ceremony preceding commencement. On August 4, second lieutenant Murphy will report to Duluth for active duty. Murphy received the ROTC A- -ward of Merit during his Junior year. While at Cornell he was a member of Pi iCapp.t Phi Fra ternity* T«»|>* <. M «>(■(«< A meeting of Tops Club 341 was held on May 29 at the Na tional Rank Building in Lowville. Top Loser was Ruth Kill and Kops Loser was Jennie Jones, Weight girl of week was Pat Cannan, \No-no food*’ for the week is potatoes. Pat Young won \What's in the house'* this week. Those who do net plan on parttrJf«itng in 'tops any longer or whose memberships hits nm nut are askt'rt to inntact Vauphn Yount:, 37r>~22r,r,, The Junein ’elmj-safe 9, I t, l« and :tr, at (heh.eiUniMd- inr al 7:30 p.m. Visitors are al ways weteoni\. JOURNAL AND REPUBLICAN,LOWVIUE, N. WEDNESDAY, JUNE 6 , 1973 Y. AT AU.ECJIKM - Debrti Ann Matuszeznk, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Robert M. Matu.s7.rrak, N. State St., Lowville has been ac cepted as a student at the Al legheny Airline Career School. The field of study will include flight attendant, reservations a- gent, and ground services agent. The course is conducted at the Allegheny Airlines Jet Training Center in Utica. She is pre sently a senior at Lowville Aca demy and will attend the Air line School one week after she graduates from high school in June. W e i n h e i m e r D e a d A t 8 0 Funeral services tor Edwin G. Weinheimer, 80, for 30 years su perintendent of the Delaware Park District to the Buffalo Parks De partment and father of Mrs. Har old Stahl, Lowville, was held May 27 to the Eugene J. Hell Funeral Home, 8434 N, Main St., Angola. Mr. Weinheimer died Thursday, May 24, 1973, In his home at 1355 Wisconsin Rd., Derby. A 33-year employe of the Parks Department, Mr. Weinheimer re tired tn 1963. Previously, he had been superintendent of the Hum boldt Park District and the grounds superintendent of the J.N, Adam Memorial Hospital In Perrysburg. Mr. Welnhelmer’s World War II service was as a member of the Coast Guard’s Temporary Reserve. A former commander of Flotilla 34)1 of the Coast Guard Auxiliary tn North Tona- wanda, he was a former division captain of the Auxiliary’s Divi sion Three, which Included six flotillas based In Western New York and Pennsylvania. A Buffalo native, Mr. Wein- heimer was a graduate of the old Central High School and of Al fred State Agricultural and Tech- nlcal College. He also attended Syracuse University. He was a memher of the Mystic Art Lodge 899, F A AM, the Buf falo Consistory and the Erie County Square Club. Mr. Wetolwlmer had been a committeeman . of Boy Sctrnt Troop 79 In Buffalo for 25 years. He also was a member of the New York State retired Civil Service Employes Association. He Is survived by his wife, the former Della Bowes; a son, E. George Jr. of Schnectady; three daughters, Mrs. Howard Mellott ot Edwardsvllle, Kan., Mrs. Harold Stahl of Lowville and Mrs. Charles Gronachan of Sanbom; a sister, Mrs. Harold Bindeman of Erie, Pa., and 18 grandchildren. W o m e n 's L e a « u e The Lowville Women's League wlU meet at the home of Mrs* William Blair, 5554 R lverStreet, on Monday, June II, at 6:30 p.m. Mrs. Anna Chambers will be a s sistant hostess. Please bring 3 small gift. HEAD START - The Lowville morning Head Start class visited the Utica Zoo on May 24. Six volunteers helped to enable the children to see and explore at their own pace. In the top photo, the child ren enjoyed the plastic lion’s head, which held a water foun tain, In the children’s zoo. Sit ting left to right: Terry Bever, Karmel Der, Patty Edick, Candl Sharpstene, Lisa Sweeney* and Shelly Pelo. Standing: Becky Tuttle, Darcv Hoffman, Joanne Pomerville, Dennis Hulbert and Ronnie Orttieh, Different animals were en joyed by the children. The ze bra (Darcy Hoffman standing in the lower photo) was one of many. H a l l ’ s S h o w P l a n s S e t Final preparations for Con stable Hall’s first Antiques Show and Crafts Fair are under way. A variety of booths displaying an tiques and demonstrating crafts will highlight the two days, Sa turday, June 30 and Sunday, July 1. Antiques and craft products will be for sale. The Antiques Show and Crafts Fair benefits the Constable Hall Association, for continued re storation and upkeep of one of Upstate New York’s most his toric dwellings. Constable Hall Is a Historic House Museum. It ts listed In the American Herit age Guide, \Historic Houses of America,” and tn many other guides. Recently the National Inventory of Irreplaceable na tional historic resources. Constable Hall, the Georgian mansion located off Route 26 at Constableville, was built Irotn 1810 to 1819. Thus, the house hold was tn full operation during the 19th century when part ot the dally routine Included bread mak ing and butter churning. Many of the household Items depended on the work of local and European craftsmen, such as potters, wood carvers, weavers, and lace ma kers. To recapture the origlnil mood, these same crafts will be demonstrated during the Fair. Examples of the crafts, per formed byskllledartlsans,wtllbe available for sale. Antique dealers from Water town, Carthage, Boonvllle, Uttca, Alder Creek, LowvUle, and Con- stablevllle will have displays for viewing and sale. At present count, 25 booths will be open under a special .tent erected for the occasion on the mansion's grounds. Admission Is $U Announcement cards, avail able at selected antiques dealers, offer the bearer a 25? discount. Antiques Show and Crafts Fair hours areSaturday,June30,10:30 a.m to 6 p.m.; Sunday, July 1, noon to 6 p.m. G l e n f i e l d W o m a n D i e s Mrs, Etta H. Shunvvay,76,wlfe of Conrad S humway, Glenfield, died at her home at 7:30 a.m. June L The funeral was June 3 at the Virkler Funeral Home, Burial was in Beaches Bridge Ceme tery. Besides her husband, she is survived by two daughters, Miss Florence Shumway, Utica, Mrs. Edward (Martha) Wegenaar, North Babylon, L.L; a son, Con rad Shumway, Jr., Lowville; a brother, Horatio H, Cobb, Glen field; six grandchildren; two great-grandchildren; nieces and nephews. Bom at Grelg, Feb, 21, 18- 97f a daughter of Charles L, and Alvira Crego Cobb, she was a licensed practical nurse and last worked in 1958. She was married to Conrad Shuriv*av on Dec. 22, 1917, at Greigv T H E V I L L A G E T A V E R N C R O G H A N , N . Y . PA. 3 4 6 - 6 6 1 5 ‘Wlwre* Fri? mis Meet For Lum h \ FEATURING NoorvDay Specials with beverage $1.20-$1.40 (MENUS CHANGED DAILY) HAM & CHEESE ON RYE WITH HORSERADISH SAUCE FISH SHRIMP-CHICKIN Oft SEAFOOD PATTY ON BUNS! (with appropriate dressings) PLUS OUR REGULAR MENU Draught Beer (Imported - Domestic) In Chilled Glasses ■ Mugs - Pitchers i (ivtin Fool IfiiKisjtht’re - P A R T I E S - B A N Q U E T S - R E C E P T I O N S lit o n U n i n S i i - i t I. 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