P A C E 12 T U P P E R LAKE F R E E P R E S S . WED., JULY 1, 198/
Long Lake
receives
HUD grant
Mr. and Mrs. Clifford D e m a r s of Long Lake, formerly of
this village, celebrated their 25th wedding anniversary
Saturday with an afternoon buffet dinner at the Knights of
Columbus hall here, attended by about 125 guests. Mr.
D e m a r s , son of Mrs. Mary D e m a r s and the late Leon
D e m a r s , and Gloria Drew, daughter of Mrs. Viola Drew and
the late Victor Drew, were m a r r i e d by Msgr. F . Gordon
Coseo on J u n e 30, 1962 at Holy Name Church, and were
attended by Mr. and Mrs. Ken D e m a r s . Shown with them
above a r e their son, Clifford D e m a r s J r . , and daughter, Julie
Ann, both of Long Lake. Mr. D e m a r s is employed by the New
York State Department of Transportation and also operates
his own rug and carpet cleaning business. Mrs. D e m a r s is
employed by Mr. and Mrs. C.V. Whitney at Whitney P a r k .
(Bigrow photo)
Girl Scouts assist Am. Legion
Last month six Long Lake area
girls assisted the American Legion
Auxiliary in that community with the
poppy sale. The young ladies, who are
all girl scouts, were Angie Donnelly,
Mary Ellen Hail, Shea Farrell, Sarah
Carey, Erin Freeman and Jessie
Medema.
Poppy cans were also placed in
local businesses. The total amount
%em
collected from all cans amounted to
$164- and according to auxiliary
members the proceeds will go to help
veterans and their families.
The auxiliary extends its thanks
to the following people who used their
cars during the drive: Cheryl O'Hare.
Marge Arsenault, Jeanne Plumley,
Stanley Arsenault and Frances
Seaman.
BLACK FURY
deadly on all
game fish
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Now, specially priced!
Bait & Tackle Shop
Town Duck Kiiad
Lonji Lake, .N.V.
lOpposite Slate Boa' Launch Site)
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Te,
Nichols-Belleville
Insurance
Deerland Rd.
Long Lake, N.Y.
Tel. 624-2292
The
Village Inn
Open
All Year
Open Daily 7-10 p.m.
Tel. 624-15941
a
Helms
Village Store
"Fine Furniture &
Appliances"
624-3566
r^tSSBSS^ R y Smith,
iPJSgr
Licensed
(Formerly United " - " " l r u s i c U e
'-arm Agency. Irz.j
Broker
Deerland Rd.- Long Lake
518-624-2655
WEDNESDAY, JULY 1
10 a.m.-noon. Sign-up for swimming and tennis lessons. Town beach.
(Town Hall, if it rains).
6:45 p.m. Town bus to K. of C Tupper Lake for bingo.
7:00 p.m. L.L. Gals Marching Kazoo Band practice at school parking
lot.
7:30 p.m. Town Board meeting. Town Hall. A field representative from
the APA will be there to discuss shorelines.
THURSDAY, JULY 2
10 a.m.-8 p.m. Long Lake's Annual Tourist and Business Information
Show at Town Hall. Daily except Sunday when it's open from noon to 3
p.m.
SATURDAY, JULY 4
10 a.m. AARP Food Sale and Raffle at Town Hall.
10 a.m. Games for all AGes. Win a prize at the ballfield.
2 p.m. Lakeside Lodge-Outside. BBQ and live music, "Poncho and
Night Fire". Bring your own food or it will be provided. Continues after
the fireworks until 11 p.m.
4:30 p.m. Mass at St. Henry's Catholic Church.
(> p.m. Parade of Boats from NYS boat launch, crossing in front of the
Town Beach and return.
7:30 p.m. Catholic Daughters will sell strawberry shortcakes. Town
Beach.
8 p.m. North Country Preservation Jazz Band. Town Beach.
Fireworks at dusk.
SUNDAY. JULY 5
10:30 and 11:30 a.m. Mass at St. Henry's Catholic Church.
11 a.m. Services at Weslevan and Calvary United Methodist churches.
MONDAY, JULY Ij
« p.m. Little League game. Gore at Long Lake. Ballfield.
X p.m. A.A. meeting and open discussion at Town Hall.
TUESDAY,JULY 7
10 a.m. Swimming lessons begin today.
Cobblestone Restaurant
' Breakfast ' Lunch
' Dinner
Catering Wedding;,. Parties
6 Special Occasion-,
Open Daily
7 a.m. til Closing
Tel. iriA-(i:i'i\
H4MSS
C«UMTftY
Open Huilx <l::iO-«i p.m.
Sundays Id ;i! 2 p.m.
The Town of Long Lake
has received a $377,300 award
under the HUD Small Cities
funding program. This is the
first time these funds have
been awarded in Hamilton
County. Congressman David
O' Brien Martin's office
officially released the news
recently.
The funds will be used for
housing rehabilitation in three
target neighborhoods within
the town. About 50 houses are
expected to be repaired under
this program. Full grants and
matching grants will be
available to fix year-round
homes, based on household
income. Public meetings will
be held shortly to explain the
program.
John Hosley, Town of
Long Lake supervisor, stated,
"The Town of Long Lake is
elated. We are extremely
pleased to receive the grant
and look forward to the many
community improvements it
will bring about."
Warren-Hamilton Housing
Corporation, the not-for-profit
Rural Preservation Company
responsible for writing the
grant, will administer the
program.
Newcomb Notes
by Ethel Bissell
It seems real good to be home and
out of the hospital after a three-week
stay. I am sorry I didn't write my column last week but I guess I needed a
vacation. I wish to thank everyone for
the flowers, letters, and cards which I
received while in the hospital. I also
thank those who visited me there.
Mrs. Helen Tummins was in the
hospital for two days.
Ludger LaCourse is in the
Saranac Lake Hospital at this writing
i June 24).
Most of the Halls and LaCourses
were in town for Steve Moses'
graduation.
George Shaughnessy has been in
Saranac Lake visiting his daughter,
Becky and family.
Venus Webb was guest at a baby
shower hosted by Marie and Rose
Tefoe.
Tina and Terry Babbie, now in
Germany, are parents of 7 lb.-12 oz.
Sara Jean. Grandparents are Raymond and Barbara Schraver and Mr.
and Mrs. Paul Babbie of Newcomb.
Mrs. Carol Vroman has been
visiting her mother, Mrs. Helen Turn-
Promoted to mgr.
Bernadette Holly Morrissey
Cooper, daughter of Bud and Bernadette Morrissey, has been promoted to store manager of Fashion
Bug Plus, Horseheads, N.Y.
A resident of Elmira, N.Y., she is
a 1978 graduate of Long Lake Central
School and in 1985 graduated from
SUNY Plattsburgh with a B.S. in
business.
EMERSON
Licensed Real Estate
Brokers
Deerland Rd. - Long Lake, N.Y.
Tel. 624-4344
D e m a r s , Cary Delehanty and Andrew
Pickering. Stand ng in back, from left, a r e
Sarah Ellis, Andrea Mercurio, Brandy
Snyder, S. .anne J a y , Christina Russell a n d
Thomas Larkin. Their teacher, J a n e LaVoy
is not shown in this class photo taken by
Kathleen Bigrow.
Tupper Lake
Police Association
Proudly Presents
"Golden Oldies Revu"
STARRING
* The Shirelles *
Sat., *** *
8:00 *•**•
Tupper Lake Jr.-Sr.
High School
Auditorium
Tupper Lake, New York
Tickets Available At the DoorOr-Call 359-2850
Graduates at Cobbleskill
Tammy Kitchen, daughter of
Charles and Brenda Kitchen of Long
Lake, was among 750 graduates at
the 69th commencement ceremony cf
SUNY College of Agriculture and
Technology at Cobleskill on May 16.
Tammy earned an associate degree
in business.
Representatives Will Also Be Contacting Area Residents
By Phone to Purchase Tickets for This Upcoming Event.
Your Cooperation Will Be Greatly Appreciated.
ANTIQUES WANTED
MISSION OAK FURNITURE
ALSO
Demars
Carpet Shop
Wall to Wall Carpet
Sales & Installation
Large Selection of Samples
624-6311
_ tFree(
Estimates
James YV. & Joanne G.
It w a s graduation day for m e m b e r s of
the morning class at the Tupper Lake
Cooperative N u r s e r y School last week- and
t h e g r a d u a t e s s t a n d proudly with their mort a r b o a r d s and diplomas. In the front row
from left a r e : E r i n Varden, A m a n d a
Bashant, Katherine Mikall, Michael
Richard Hall, salesman at the
Long Lake office of United National
Real Estate, has earned the top sales
award for last year, according to Ray
Smith, broker.
Hall, a U.S. Air Force retiree,
moved there from the west coast in
1981. He is serving on the Long Lake
School Board and is an active
member in the Lions, and Fish and
Game Club. He is married to the
former Debby Morley of Long Lake.
The couple have three grown
children.
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