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Satswday,,'
M<|#^$i* ^^rimqhtime, they
pushed:gims& a touchdown and
conV<^#|oietivd points to salvage an
8-8 ^withtt^lfimet
jasoii Weiler scored Adirondack's
only totichdowjti ori m 18 yard run with
a few romutes to go. He also ran in the
two piphitJtoftveEsion.
Shawn W^iiflf had a couple of
mterceptious for the Wildcats. Kent
MaStija ^dd^d Mtlnterception. He also
haditghttaclclei
" | t ^ s i | dejeasiyestruggle," Martin
sai4 ^ e y shu^t our offense down, And
we pretty inuch shutrheir offense down
This Saturday, Adirondack faces off
against Saquoit for their first league
game of the season.
"Last year, they were a real tough
team," Martin said. "And they have all
their stars coming back.
"They're small and fast, while we're
bigger and stronger than they are,"
And, because the league schedule is
just starting, the league crown is
obviously very much up for grabs.
"Our record's not that good," said
Martin, "But our shot at the league is
good.
"We have four league games coming
up right in a row."
except;^*' onefeeyplayi"
^ a t l s e y play ivas aTOpass by
Hei'kinier caused by 4 defensive raixup.
According.'tp Kent, even though, the
ream's la,$t: rnmtite heroics should have
made them happy, the tie was still like
Wssjtagybur Ulster, so to speak. f,„
"Ifewas realty depressing,''he said.
"Being tiie way it IpoMd going Into the
last three minutes, we should be
thainfcfjiC But We were kind of let down
at the end,
*We worked really hard that week,
and to come putwitii a tie is a let
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I p a t Wastft 4 let down was
Martin's^ ^t^ception at the Herkimer 15
yafd|(ne. tJhfoflM^tely, the Cats
cdifldn^get aihy ^pintiS from it.
,*^e, pff^se coujldr^t capitalize on
it," Kent said. *fhat Was one of the only
tftnes we had good field position. The
whole game we had terrible field,
position. That was one of the rea5pus,>5
the, offense co^d^tgetsparked,?
RUNNING MAN - Adirondack^ Jason
Wetter looks for afcple.Wetter scored the
Wildcta1 only TD M *heir :$4 tie^ftfc.
Herkimer (Photo byjeny Waskiewicz).
C^ortiaiaji^s Will Hold Wa^A^fy&k
Oto'Satuxday. October Ift'the
Qderly ServiceV6#artment of Lewis
County Opjojortunities WW sponsor a
walk-a^thbn^d-rsiiser.
This^eVentiS; scheduled to get
undePWay,#rh,^sWatiph, at 9 a.m.
The/walk willofftdallybegin, with an
ad^dr^sS form Timothy Regan, Manageri
Kraft^oods oftowville^ t h e Corporate
SponsofforfiiieseVemt, at 9:30 a.mv The
ForestI^kfaXliion, located at the
Lewis County fa^grdunas in LoWville,
will serve as'theivalkheadduarters.
At present, tliedeplartment spends
approkiittatiay $4JS0 to produce and
sea^e eaehrneaL Araresult, a pledge
of SS can ideally;:Serveam meal to a
senior «ifi&t&i £otihty.
Those interested in participating in
the event have several options available.
Tobegin.with, three routes; of varied
intensity exist for both the leisure and
the avid Walker, there will be a one arid
one-half mile route, a three mile route*
and afivemile IchaBeoge* route. As an
alterniative, walkers may spend their
rime on a tread mill at 'lifestyle
Mfelmes$and Fitness Center* State
Street, towville Carol ®ppie,
.
proprietor, states that individuals may
elect to use the treadmill under the
direction of a trainer Thdseteterested
in this approach willnot/be charged for
using the eiiuiprnila^
establishan appbjntnient, individuals
should contact "iifestyle's" at 3?0i26Q6\ *
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By Dewey Johns
(Continued from Page 1)
There are six items on Tiis stated agenda, with the sixth
item being,, perhaps, the most exciting: "Try to
increase involvement and input from the Town of
Wilna residents.
Mr* Boutweli seems committed to a style of
leadership that offers an opportunity for all the people
in the town to get involved. "More young people
should get involved because it is, and will be their
town to shape. All input would be appreciated and
evaluated as to how best to proceed," explains Mr.
Boutweli. .
Lansing states that the choice, for the voters is
either to continue with the status quo with no plan to
stabilize business and to push for economic growth.
Or/join with him enhance the job climate.
, He hopes to~ try tq attract all possible state and
federal aid to assist local industries in maintaining
their profitability. , He will work to bring back the
Department of Motor Vehicles office fully operational
in the town. He plans to look for ways to establish an
industrial park or foreign trade zone in the town.
Lansing seems excited about the opportunity to
work with local town and village governments,
enhancing their cooperative efforts for the benefit of
all people.
Ultimately with the help of all residents, candidate
Boutweli, when he becomes Supervisor Boutweli, will
develop afive;t<*teri year plim to pjfepare for the future
neecls''pftpwn.:-w;'..'••'..v-;V-.. ':?:; -;-i-':i: •,'.v^vV:.':-;.>:-'\-'
MrV jBputweidi will need the active support at the
residents of the Town of \Wlnahi order for liis election
to be successful. -He has decided to run as ai WiJte-m
candidate for supervisor. ,; ,.
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Ther^orei <Nh citizen Wishing tp cast their Vote
-forhJan iriust be sure tb. w r i t e 4 n ^ name carefiuly;;
The voter must be suretobring a pen or pencil to the,
\ p«itti3^^1ace\'^:<^^\:phe is not provided. The tfoter
shpufd take steps tb be sure to spell "Lansing Boutweli"
correctlyi And the vpter, after entering the macbine^
shbuid be sure to W | h e Write-to
tdp of the column for town supervisor, writing the
name^tliere.
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TouisWe tlieeie^tiojrt
^ohunitted to
citizen participatibn, it seems appropriate that the
citizen Would have to actively Support his candidacy
Witla'Wiitt1e^v6te."/V;.;\:;'y'
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Lansing BoutWefl demonstiiafed his care sod
concern for the community while serving as Carthage
Village ftesident, H i now needs the active support of
aft the residents of the T;6wn pf ^Bna so that he can
put his eare iutid concern to wp*k M f t tiiiasi ^ f e
Lansing Boutweli leading the residents of the Town of
wllna; life and the eccvhomy here in the @tf£>$&Q0JS
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