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Couple
By MRS. HAROLD JEROME
tended the annual recognition
Mrs. H a r r y Pelno, Newton banquet for Scout leaders at the
Falls, was returning home from E l k s club in G o u v e r n e u r ,
Adams Sunday night when a six- Wednesday, Nov. 14. Mr. Willette
point buck ran into the side of received the Vankterstyne leader
her car. The accident occurred of the year award and the Scouter
about a mile from Pitcaim near Key, Mr. Bullock received the
the South Edwards intersection. Arrow Head award. Both Mr. WilThe buck, weighing between 190 lette and Mr. Bullock received a
and 160 pounds, was killed in- diploma from Camp Schieff.
stantly. Mrs. Pelno was badly
Miss Mary K. Canfield. RJN.,
shaken and damage to the car was daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Robert
estimated about fifry dollars. The Canfield, left for Stewart. Fla.,
accident was investigated by state Monday. Miss Canfield has empolice end the game warden was ployment at a hospital there.
notified. Mrs. Pelno was given
A fire at the home of Douglas
permission to keep the buck. Provost, Newton Falls, about 3:30
The elementary grades held an p.m., Nov. 13, caused much damopen house at the Clifton-Fine age and necessitated the calling
Central school Nov. 15. The seni- of the Star Lake Fire departor band, led by Cyrus Vaughn, ment through the mutual aid
entertained with several selec- system. They assisted the Newtions in the school auditorium. ton Falls department in putting
Colleen Witters, Patti Sheldon, out the fire.
Cheryl Oincan and Joyce Rowland
The same night the department
and Brownies of Troop 5, pre- was called to the home of Albert
sented the flag and led the pledge Shatraw ontheOswegatchle-Fine
of allegiance and the singing of road where a fire had started in
America.
the walls of the bathroom. It was
Pat Miranda, supervising prin- necessary to cut through the walls
cipal, welcomed the parents and to get at the fire which was
guests after which Ken Campbell, brought under control before too
elementary supervisor outlined much damage had been done.
the program for the evening. All
Miss Sally Haw ley, daughter of
elementary teachers w e r e in Mr. and Mrs. Murray Hawley,
their classrooms and p a r e n t s spent the Thanksgiving vacation
visited the rooms, talked with with her parents. Miss Hawley
the teachers and observed the is a student at State University
work of their children. Mrs. Alice college at Potsdam.
Phillips' kindergarten class reDavid Hunkins, son of Mr. and
ceived the prize for having the Mrs. Lester Hunkins, Youngs
highest percentage of parents at- road, spent Thanksgiving vacaThey all carried green and yellow tending.
tion with his parents. Mr. Hunkins
mums.
Many attended the book f a i r attends RJ.T. in Rochester.
Norman Fuller, Spragueville, held in the elementary library unMr. and Mrs. Wayne Morrow,
was best man. Donald Bishop, der the sponsorship of the Future Newton Falls, were Thanksgiving
Spragueville, brother of the Teachers of America, Refresh- guests of Mr, and Mrs. Don Rushgroom, Leon Gubishkx, Carthage, ments were served in the school
and Laurel Finley, Spragueville, cafeteria by the Newton Falls
were ushers* Gary Passouer was committee.
ring bearer.
Mr. and Mrs. John Bullock and
Following the wedding, a re- Mr. and Mrs. Alex Willette atBy MRS. U COLLIER
cepcion was held at the SpragueMiss Gail Wray was a weekville community center.
end guest of her aunt, Mrs. Carl
The bride graduated from CarRobinson at Edwards.
thage Central school last June.
Mr. and Mrs. Franklin Peabody
By MRS. EUGENE McGUlNNESS
The groom graduated from Gouand
family spent Thanksgiving
Mrs. MableHance. GouverneuV
verneur High school in 1959 and is visiting her son, Clifford Hance~ with Mr. and Mrs. Lucius Joefrom Canton ATI in 1961. He is
Kathleen Hance underwent a quay at Norwich.
presently employed by the Neth- tonsilectomy in Ogdensburg hosMr. and Mrs. E.J. Gollagher,
eriand Crowley dairy in Syra- pital Monday.
Oswego, are spending some time
cuse where the couple is residMr. and Mrs. Don Finley and at their camp here.
ing.
The two month-old son of Mr.
sons were Thanksgiving guests
and
Mrs. Warland Jackson is in
of his father and family, Mr. and
House
of Good Samaritan, WaMrs. Art Finley at Hermon.
tertown,
for observation.
Mr. and Mrs. Arnold ThompMrs. Clayton Rose returned
son and family called on h i s
brother, Purcell Thompson at home Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. John Thompson
Richville. The boys stayed to
of
Michigan spent the past week
Funeral services for Duncan spend their vacation.
with
Mr. and Mrs. Franklin PeaLouis Besio, 77, Rensselaer
Mr. and Mrs. Don Salisbury
body.
Falls, were held Tuesday, Nov. and Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Backus
Mrs. Myron Clement, Mas sens
20, at St. Raphaels church In and boys called on Mr. and Mrs.
and
Mrs. Fred Kyer, Fine, called
Heuvelton with Rt. Rev. Magr. Wesley Knowlton at Heuvelton.
on
Mr.
and Mrs. Louis Collier
They
also
called
on
Mrs.
Jane
John A. Stone, pastor, officiatSaturday
evening.
Richardson
Sunday.
ing. Burial was in Notre Dame
Mr.
and
Mrs. George King and
Mr.
snd
Mrs.
Herschel
Webb
cemetery, Ogdensburg.
son
were
Thanksgiving
guests of
and family, Edwards, called on
Mr. Besio died Saturday, Mr. and Mrs. Eugene McGuinness her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Blake
Peabody.
Nov. 17, in the Hepburn hos- Saturday night.
Mr. and Mrs. Harley Reese,
pital, Ogdensburg, where he . Mrs. Donald Whitford. Russell,
had been a patient for the peat called on Mr. and Mrs. Loveil Minoa, are visiting Mr. and Mrs,
JJD. Humiston.
nine weeks,
~
Kinney Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. H*B. Ville left
Mr. and Mrs. Lyndon Kinney
He Is survived by his wife, and
Nov. 10 for their home in Florida.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Charles
Reed
the former Ethel Gorrow, five and family, all of Potsdam, called
Mrs. John Irish and Mrs. J JX
sons, Harley, Clay; Clarence, on Mr. and Mrs. Loveil Kinney Humiston spent Friday in GouCanton; Edward, Phoenix; Reg- Saturday evening.
verneur and Carthage.
inald, Rensselaer Falls, and
Mr. and Mrs. L. Collier and
Mr. and Mrs. Ben Kinney and
Robert, South Plymouth; six family, NorthGouverneur, called
children spent Thanksgiving with
daughters, Mrs. Walter (Mar- on Mr. and Mrs. Kinney Sunday Mr. and Mrs, Edward Dygert.
ion) Hering, Can tern; Mrs. evening.
Lucille remained there for a few
Lloyd (Genevieve) Wells, ColMr. and Mrs. LewisGaudin and days.
ton; Mrs. Harry (Ethelyn) Alfred Durham were ThanksgivThanksgiving guests of Mr. and
Stiles, Rensselaer Falls; Mrs. ing guests of Mr. and Mrs. Roland Mrs. Guy Sullivan were Mr. and
James (Violet) Davis, Canton; Fuller at Natural Dam.
Mrs. Edwin Wall and girls, MasMrs. Philip (Beverly) Schwitsena, Mr. and Mrs. Ross Wicks
Orpha Jean McGuinness spent
zer, North Syracuse, and Mrs. Thursday evening with Carol Ann and boys, Harrisville, Mr. and
Mrs. Erwin Hall and children,
John (Alberta) Lucas, Jack- Streeter.
Mr. and Mrs. David Hobart, Lowson Heights, L. I.; one sister,
Mrs. Rose Sawyer, Watertown;
Cornell farm management ville and Mr. and Mrs. Jon Hall
three brothers, James, Mas- surveys have been made of more and daughter.
Miss FrancesPravese, Watersens; John, Mexico, and Nel- than 3,000 commercial farms in
son,
London, England; 27 the different land regions of the town, called recently on Mr. and
Mrs. JJD. Humiston.
grandchildren and seven great- state.
grand-children.
w e d at
Miss Dona Marie Mushtare,
daughter of Mrs. Lewis Rowley,
Carthage, became the bride of
Richard Kenneth Bishop, son of
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Bishop,
Spragueville, in the Spragueville
Methodist church on Oct. 20 with
Rev. HX. Hewitt, pastor, officiating at the double ring ceremony.
Mrs, Hewitt was soloist accompanied by Mrs. Weldoo Turnbull. Mrs. Roy Temple w a s
organist.
The bride, given in marriage by
Charles Huff, Carthage, wore a
ballerina length gown of lace over
taffeta with fingertip sleeves and
scalloped neckline accented with
miniature seed pearls and iridescent sequins* The skirt of peau
de sols was appliqued with matching lace and her fingertip veil of
pure silk illusion fell from a
crown decorated with pearls and
sequins. She carried a bouquet of
white carnations.
Miss Janice Bishop, Gouverneur, sister of the groom, was
maid of honor. She wore a pink
nylon and net gown and carried a
bouquet of white mums.
Mrs, Beverly Fuller, Spragueville, Miss Lorraine Passouer
and Miss Gwen Dumond, both of
Carthage, w e r e bridesmaids.
Mrs* Fuller and Miss Dumond
wore yellow gowns and Miss Passouer' s dress was of mint green.
Edtoards
more at Wanakena.
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Jarvis and
family, Carthage, spent Thanksgiving at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. John Tooley, Pine street.
Al Cousins, Lake View hotel, is
a patient at the Clifton-Fine hospital.
John Phillips, a student at
Clarkson college, Potsdam, spent
Thanksgiving vacation with his
parents, Mr. and Mrs. John B.
Phillips.
Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Cahill,
Fine, are the parents of a son,
born Nov. 16 at the Clifton-Fine
hospital.
The Future Homemakers association oftheClifton-Fine Central school will serve a spaghetti
and meatball supper in the school
cafeteria, Nov. 29 from 5:30 until
7 p.m. Tickets, adults-$1.25; student s> under 12, 75<.
The Brownies of Troop 5 with
the assistance of their leader,
Mrs. Allan Henri, made place
mats for the patients at the Clifton-Fine hospital and delivered
them to the hospital Wednesday
afternoon.
Cub Scouts of Den 6, pack 29,
with the assistance of den mother,
Mrs. Marie Willette, made miniature turkeys as favors for the
patients at the hospital.
Mr. and Mrs. Allan Henri,
Colton Lane, entertained h I s
mother, Mrs. Mina Henri, Newton Falls, on Thanksgiving.
On Nov. 20, 15 members of the
Home Demonstration unit drove
to Huntington, Que. where they
visited the woolen mills and purchased material to be used in
tailoring coats. These lessons
will start in January under the
instructions of Mrs. Bryan Sevey
and Mrs. Gerald Hess.
Members of the F i r e m e n ' s
auxiliary held their r e g u l a r
meeting at the home of Mrs.
Robert Burr, Wednesday evening, Nov. 21. Plans were made for
their annual Christmas party to
be held on the regular meeting
night, Dec. 19.
Mrs. Arthur Peterson attended
the Catholic College night Friday
night at Holy Family school. This
meeting was sponsored by the Ofdenaburg diocesan c o u a e l l of
Catholic Women.
Boy Scouts of Troop S7, Star
Lake, will hold their annual pancake supper at the American Legion home. Benson Mines, on
Dec. 1. Serving will begin at 5.
Tickets are available at H for
adults and 65< for chlldreav
Proceeds from the sunper will
be used to help send the scents
to summer camp at Camp Vtger
of the Woods, Pariahville next
summer.
Spragueville
East
Pitcaim
Fowler
Strvicts held for
Rtisstloor Falls M M
By MANE L* HURLEY
(too late for last week)
Mr. and Mrs* Merrill lngraham
of Albany have been in Edwards
the past week called here by the
illness of Frank lngraham.
Word was received Saturday of
the death of Charles Stevens of
Philadelphia* Mr. Stevens was the
husband of the former E r c i l e
Gray of Edwards*
Miss Zelma Bancroft gave a
very interesting report on the
"European Common Marker*' at
the Library association meeting
Wednesday evening. Mrs. Lela
Brown, president, presided. Refreshments were served by Mrs.
Inez Gray and Mrs. Manie Hurley.
Carl Randall sr. was taken to
E.J. Noble hospital the past week.
Knox Memorial Central school
was the scene of the first annual
district band concert on Saturday-" Mr. Besio was bom Aug. 10,
evening. The band s t u d e n t s , 1885 at Hogansburg, son of
picked from all the schools, Henry and Elizabeth LaPearie
practiced Friday evening, and Besio. He was married Sept
Saturday forenoon and afternoon 30, 1912 to Ethel Gorrow of
before presenting the concert in Hogansburg in a ceremony perthe evening. The host school held formed by Father Joseph Bura record hop in the afternoon fol- gette. The couple made their
lowed by a turkey dinner. Music home at Fort Covington for 18
directors were Cyrus Vaughn, years where Mr. Besio was emCliftao-Fine; William Riehl, Col- ployed as a carpenter and
ton-Pie rrepont; Robert C. Smith, blacksmith for Charles MayEdwards Central; John Gannon, hew. In December 1931 they
Harrisville; Rod Jennings, Her- moved to Rensselaer Falls
mon-DeKalb; and James D. Con- where he was employed as a
stat tikes, Knox Memorial.
carpenter.
Students from Edwards who
participated were Susan Rathbun,
Earleen Washburn. Paul Cole,
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Philip Soper, Marjorie French,
The St. L a w r e n c e Valley
Ketby Qeland, Mary JCirkbride. Horsemen's association will hold
Chris Dame. Ben DeQue, Laura its first meeting of the winter
Lea. Karen Dame, Lorraine Cas- season Wednesday. Nov. 28, at
aidv. Terry Hurley and Herbert 7:30 p.m. ar the Evergreen resBullock.
taurant. Canton. Mrs. Carl DowRev. Elsie Dame left Sunday for «dall. association president, has
Boston to enter a hospital there. urged all members to attend.
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