Massena, N.Y; Observer, Thursday, August 25,1988 Page 13
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P.A.N.D.A. MEETING
AUG. - There will be no
"-MBSsenattoxitsville~ChemicarPeople (PANDA) meeting for the
month of August.
BRASHER MUSEUM OPEN
AUG. — The Town of Brasher
Museum in Helena-will be open
each Wednesday from 2-4 p.m. for
the month of August. The museum,
maintained by the Helena
Historical Society, houses
historical displays ana archival
materials pertaining to Brasher's
170-years-plus history. Admission
is free.
25 CENT SALE
AUG. 25 - The St. Vincent de Paul
Store in Massena Is having a 25
cent sale starting Thursday. It includes all good in the store with a
few exceptions on household items.
We will be open daily from 10 a.m.
until 4 p.m. There is plenty of parking at the rear of the story.
RUMMAGE SALE
AUG.25,26 - St. John's Church
DWIrReckless Driving
Aug. 22 — Massena Village Police
arrested Scott Elliott Kocsis, 24, of
105 Woodlawn Ave. with seven
violations related to a 2:06 a.m. incident in the Willow St. parking lot
of the Rusty Wheel tavern.
Kocsis allegedly struck another
vehicle, a pedestrian and the
tavern intentionally. He was charged with driving while intoxicated,
reckless driving, leaving the scene
of a Vehicular accident, leaving the
scene of a personal injury accident,
criminal mischief, aggravated use
of a motor vehicle and second
degree assault.
Koscis was being held in the
Village Jail pending his attempt to
post $2000 bail and is scheduled to
be moved to the County Jail in Canton otherwise.
Violation of Protection Order
Aug. 22 — Massena Village Police
arrested John P. Davis, 32, of,
Masfena at 8;25-a.mi o n a com-plaint from Cathy Davis for violation of protection order. He was
remanded to family court.
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Aug. 22 — Massena-based State
Police arrested Arthur Perras, 37,
of Massena for driving while intoxicated. Perras was issued a reappearance ticket for town court at a
later date.
Thrift Shop will have a rummage
sale from 1-4 p.m. on Thursday and
Friday. Everything will he 25 cents
or less.
country music roundup jamboree.
It is also a family picnic day with
games for adults and children. A
DJ will play all old country music.
Then they will close out with live
bands featuring many musicians.
CABBAGE ROLL SALE
AUG. 26 - The Women of the Bring your own food and drink as
Moose Star Recorders will hold a well as charcoal. $3.50 parking per
cabbage roll sale at the Moose Hall, carload for whole day. Your host
4 Ames St, from 9:00 a.m. until all will be Al- DeLorenzo and all
are sold. For reservations, call 769- amateur musicians are welcome to
8041 or 769-9026. Please bring your jam with the bands.
own container.
SPAGHETTI FEED
AUG. 27 -!• The Massena Moose
SOLO HAPPY HOURS
Lodge 1110 welcomes their
AUG. 26 - Solo Singles will hold
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Hour:
Max's in Potsdam, from 5 to 7 p.m. p.m. Dinner•-• 6 p.mvTlje menu will
include spaghetti and meat sauce,
ROAST BEEF DINNER
AUG. 27 — The Annual Roast Beef tossed salad, garlic and Italian
Dinner will be served, at the bread, gingerbread & whipped
Brasher Falls United Methodist cream. The price' per person is
Church on Saturday from 3-6:30 $3.50. There will be dancing from 9
p.m. Adults: $5, children 5-12: p.m. to l'a.m. with the Maple Ridge
$2.50, under 5: free. A country store Boys.
will also be featured with homebaked food, canned food and fresh FIRE DEPT. FIELD DAY
vegetables. Enjoy the flea market AUG. 27-28 — The Racquette River
and craft fair at the Masonic Tem- Volunteer Fire Dept. Field Days
ple, f-en come for dinner. will be held in Unionville. On Aug.
Everyone welcome.
27, a dance from 8 p.m. to midnight
is planned at the statipn. On Aug.
CRAFT FAIR & FLEA MARKET
28, a parade "will begin at noon,
AUG. 27 — The second annual craft demolition derby at 1 p.m. and
fair and flea market will be held Fireman Fool Races at 2 p.m.
from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. on Saturday There will be food, rides, legal
on the lawn of the Masonic Lodge, beverages and music.
Brasher Falls.
GOLF TOURNAMENT
COUNTRY MUSIC JAMBOREE
AUG. 28 — The Moose Lodge 1110
AUG. 27 — On Saturday, from noon will hold a golf tournament starting
to dark at the picnic area of Robert at 8 a.m. at the Raymondville Golf
Moses State Park there will be a Course. Cost is $12 per person in-
Citations
cluding golfing fees, lunch, and the September open house of the Friendship meeting on Tuesday at
beverages. Members and guests Stockholm Museum and History 7:30 p.m. AH 17 members are inCenter. The theme is small collec- vited for ganies and refreshments.
welcome. Sign up at the lodge.
tibles.
SR. CITIZENS MEET
M-W GUIDANCE OFFICE HOURS
AUG. 29-31 - The Madrid- MASSENA RETIRED TEACHERS AUG. 8 — The regular meeting of
Waddington Jr.-Sr. High School SEPT. 2 — Massena Retired the St. Lawrence County Council of
Guidance office will be open these Teachers will hold a Sept. 7 fall lun- Seniors Citizens Inc. will be held at
days for new students to register or cheon at the Flanders Inn at noon. 10 a.m. Thursday at the Star Lake
for present students who need to To make reservations, call 769-6654 Campus of SUNY Potsdam in Star
Lake.
make changes in their scedule as a by Sept. 2.
result of attending summer school.
DAY
The office will be open from 9 a.m. N V F D L A B O R
SQUARE DANCE
to 2 p.m. on each day.
CELEBRATION
SEPT. Sf - Skirts and Flirts will
SEPT. 3-5 - The Norfolk Volunteer host a rniinri anrl sqnarj»_rianr».p_a^
BACK TO SCHOOL BASH
will hold its 53rd the Canton High School from 8~A"UtJr3u — Attention Mooia bola JJUreDepartment
AftnuarLabor Day Celebration at 10:30. Bob Barnabee will be the
Club
Members!
There,
will
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be a the Fireman's Park, Norfolk with caller, Blanche Reome is the cuer.
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Back to School Bash on Tuesday free balloons, clowns, games,
from 10-11 a.m. at the SeaComm rides, good food, and legal
Federal Credit Union's main office, beverages. On Saturday: Buffalo GOSPEL BOAT CRUISE
30 Stearn St. Cookies, punch, and a Roast at noon; Block Dance featur- SEPT. 10 — The 4th Annual Gospel
back to school gift will be available ing Double Axle from 8-12 p.m. On Boat Cruise sponsored by the local
to all mooia moola club members.
Sunday: Games & Rides, board of Seaway Youth for Christ is
Races at 1 p.m., Giant set for this date aboard the AlexanBALLET CLASS REGISTRATION *7"Fireinatic
Parade at 6 p.m., Dance featuring dria Belle, Uncle Sam Boat Tours'
AUG. 31 — Fall registration for Jimmy
(Music Man) new triple decker. Singing for the
Maureen Asher's ballet classes will from 8-12 Edwards
p.m. On Monday: Softball concert will be Ron Head of Benbe held Wednesday from 7-9:00 Finals, Muster
Races at 12:30.
ton, IL and Mike and Nora Darling
p.m. at the Feelin' Free Studio, 50
of Massena. Dock time is 6:30 with
Main Street, Massena.
CHICKEN BARBEQUE
SEPT. 5 — The Sons of the Legion a7:00 departure for the three hour
NORTH FRANKLIN SPORTS will hold a chicken barbeque at the cruise. Ticket price is $9 to benefit
,Legion home, 40 E. Orvis St. Ad- the Seaway Youth for Christ.
MEETING
AUG. 31 — North Franklin Sports, vance tickets are $4. Dinner will Tickets are available through Living Stones Book Store in Potsdam,
Inc. will hold a -special meeting on start at noon until all is gone.
Econo Fuels in Massena,
Wednesday at 7:30 p.m. at St.
Mary's Parish Center in Fort Cov- ACADEMY OF FRIENDSHIP Cameron's Fabricare or Donut
King in Ogdensburg or call 393-3570
ington.
MEETING
or 1-800-ALEX BAY for informaSEPT. 6 - Women of the Moose: tion.
CONCERT IN THE PARK
AUG. 31 — The final concert in the There will be an Academy of
park will feature the Woods Tea
Company, sponsored by New York
Periodicals and Walsh Trucking.
The concert will be at 6:30 in An769-9092
drews St. Park. Rain location will
DAILY
be the Massena Library.
7:00 & 9:00
TOASTMASTERS ENROLLMENT
STARTS FRIDAY
SEPT. — Toastmasters International of Watertown will be holding
ope$ enrollment in September.
Membership fees are minimal, and
in many cases, may even be tax
deductible. Research shows that
SAT. &SUN^ATINEE 2:00
people who can express themselves
effectively advance further and
IIBI1
faster in their careers than those
who have difficulty speaking. For
Rt. 56 Massena, N.Y.
more information, call 782-7904
F RIDAY-SATU RDAY-SUN DAY
(Ella M.Duffy).
AT DUSK
MASSENA
Personal Injury AccTdent"
Thomas and a passenger in her
Aug. 22 — Massena-based State vehicle, Theresa MacDonald, 23,
Police investigated a two car per- also of Hogansburg, were taken to
sonal injury accident involving the Hotel Dieu hospital by
Richard Sears, 46, of Glens Falls Akwesasne Rescue Squad.
and Cheryl White of the S. Grasse
Police ticketed Thomas for speed
-River Road, Massena. Sears not reasonable and prudent.
allegedly backed into White's parked car and struck her as well while Following Too Closely
she was putting gas into her vehi- Aug. 23 - Massena Village Police
cle. White reported a leg injury and investigated a 10:50 a.m. personal
was taken to Massena Memorial injury accident which occured on
Hospital by her husband. Sears was Andrews Street. Vehicle 1,
ticketed for unsafe backing.
operated by Frank E. Errat, 69, of SHO MEETING SET
251 Andrews St. was driving west SEPT. 1 — The regular meeting of
on Andrews St. when he stopped in the Stockholm Historical OrganizaIssuing Bad Checks
his lane of travel to let a vehicle in tion will be held at 7:30 p JQJ Thurs^
Aug. 22 — Massena-based State fronts him make a left-hand turn day in the Municipal Bunding in
Police arrested Carl Terrance, 26, onto Allen Street.
Winthrop. All interested persons
of St. Regis Road, Hogansburg, on
Vehicle 2, driven by Janet W.
three counts of issuing bad checks. Taylorlr78, of 23 Hillcrest Avenue, are invited. The date will be set for
Terrance" was committed to St. was also driving west on Andrews
Lawrence County Jail in lieu of $500 St. and rear-ended the first vehicle.
bail upon arraignment by Massena
Errat, complaining of neck pain
Town Justice LaVarnway. The sub- "and shock, and Taylor, with minor
ject will appear in Massena Court bleeding due to a facial injury,
on Sept. 1.. .
v,.
were taken by rescue squad to
Massena Memorial Hospital.
Speed Not Reasonable
Aug. 22 — Massena-based State Disorderly Conduct
Police investigated aJ>:30„pjn^ac^- -Augv-23—Massena Village Police
cident on Route 37C. Lorraine charged Ronald L. McGregor, 16,
Thomas, 24, of Hogansburg was of Rte. 2, Brasher Falls, and John
driving east and allegedly failed to S. Favreau, 18, of 12 Burley Ave,
stop for a vehicle at a standstill in Massena for disorderly conduct.
the road. Her vehicle went off the McGregor and Favreau were found
south side, striking a culvert and fighting on Water Street at, 10:03
overturning.
p.m.
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