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SUNDAY, JUNE 12,1988 OGDENSBURG, N.Y.
13th In Notional Coin petition
Ogdensburg Free Academy Lamberton - 39; Larry Dominie — Miller — 29; Marty Sherry — 29;
Junior High School placed thir- 38; Lynn Hoffman — 38; Ken Kelly Jamie L a Joy — 29.
Grade 14: Siibash Bazaz — 45;.
teenth hvthe nation in the Ninth - 37; Sarita Sharma - 37; April
John Lightfoot - 4 1 ; P a t Kelly Grade National Social Studies Lewis— 36; Jayson Smith— 36.
Grade 10: Chris Sharpe - 33; 41; Albert McDonald — 40; Ainy
Olympiad competition. The
N.S.S.O. is an examination design- Chris Wilson 33; Bo Brugel 32; LaRose — 4 0 ; Matt Skipper — 39;
ed and constructed by a panel of Kate S u l l i v a n - 31; RenuBazaz - Rob 0'Donogh.tie — 39;; Mike Mart
social studies teachers and ad- 3i; Matt Thrall - 31; Rob Stewart - 39; Aaron Gore — 37; Will Heftt%
ministered to participating schools — 31; Crystal Amo — 30; D.J.s c h e l - 3 6 ; A j a y K o t h a — 36>
nationwide. Thirty-five states were
represented in this year's competition. Out of a possible 500' points,
Ogdensburg Free Academy Junior
High School's score for thirteenth
place was 395. The highest score in
the test this year was 446 achieved
by Walter Reed Junior High
School, California. The school
score in the combined points of the
top ten scores at each grade level.
The ten high scorers in the Ninth
Grade test this year at Ogdensburg
Free Academy Junior High School
were John O'Keefe, Jason Wilson,
EVERY FRIDAY
Joe Sullivan, Thomas Kietzel,
Jason Lamberton, Larry Dominie,
Direct From Maine
Lynn Hoffman, Ken Kelly, Sarita
10 o.m.-5 p.m.
Sharma and April Lewis.
Corner of Greene & Deviller Sti., Ogdensburg, N.V.
Ogdensburg Free Academy also
participated in the competition at
the 7th, 8th, 9th and 10th grade
level. The Ogdensburg Free
Academy standing in each of the
other contests was as follows:
Seventh grade: 122/380, Eighth
grade: 104/560, Ninth grade: 13/60,
Tenth grade: 42/102, Eleventh
grade: 33/138.
The school score is the combination of the top scores achieved at
each grade level. The students who
scored the highest at each grade
level are as follows:
Grade 7: Michelle Baildon — 39;
Katy LaDuke — 37; Pamela Krol
You prearrange your funeral t o spare your family
35, Shannon Cole — 34, April
Spooner — 34; Patrick Nugent —
from the burden of having to make arrangements
33, Kelly Cunningham — 32, James
during a loss. But what happens to your arrangeIngram 32, Andy Doe — 32; Ryan
ments if you move? We protect them with our
Wells - 32; Bridgett Claxton — 32;
Mike Denny — 32; David Severson
Preneed Exchange Program, (PEP). If you move a t
— 32; Danny Chalom — 32; Carol
least 1O0 miles away to a location in trie U.S. o r
Jerome—-32.
Canada, a funeral home in your new community will
Grade 8: Josh Doan — 44; Troy
Benowitz — 43; Shamim Islam —
honor the arrangements you made with u s .
41; Mike Harrison — 40; Costa
Michaelides — 40; Sandy Beckner
It's reassuring to know that planning your own
— 39; Bill Sawyer — 37; Cheryl
Seymour — 36; Peter Bean 36;
funeral will help make a loss easier for your family.
Denise LaCombe — 35.
Our PEP program gives you additional assurance.
. Grade 9: John O'Keefe — 45;
Turn
to us for more information.
Jason Wilson — 43; Joe Sullivan —42; Thomas Dietzel — 40; Jason
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BOUCHEY AWARDED SCHOLARSHIP Heather Bouchey, right, a senior at OFA and
daughter of Mahlon and Deborah Bouchey,
has been awarded the Rotary Scholarship.
Presenting it on behalf of James W.
Smithers, chairman of the scholarship committee of the Ogdensburg Rotary Club, is
OFA guidance counselor Myrna O'Neil.
Bouchey has been involved in cheerleading,
intramural sports, and the Key Club, and
was a member of the National Honor Society
for the past four years. She will enroll in Cornell University in a pre-med program. (Koch
Photo)
PEP Protects Your
Arrangements If
You
War Medals
BAUSCH AND LOMB AWARD - Grace Naing, right, a junior at OFA, is the 1987-88 winner of the Bausch arid Lomb Science Award".
Grace, daughter of Than Naing and Dr.
Janet Lim of Station A, Ogdensburg, entered
OFA in September of 1986, her sophomore
year, from Goshen Central High. She carries
a 97 average in science, having taken
courses in biology, chemistry, physics, and
advanced placement chemistry. She plans
•seeking a pre-med degree at Harvard, Cornell, or Stanford. Presenting the award is
Marie Truax. (Koch Photo)
Births
May 17,1988
LARCHE — A girl, Jessica Louise,
7 pounds 5 ounces, born at 5:14 a.m.
to Edward and Michele (Lalonde)
Larche, Ogdensburg.
COTA - A girl, Jamie Lynn, 6
pounds 13 ounces, born at 4:16 p.m.
to Qary and Kay (Sharlow) Cota,
Pyrites.
LEV AC - A girl, Heather Mae, 5
pounds 10 ounces, born at 2:16 a.m.
to Michael and Christine (Richer)
Levac, Heuvelton.
May 18,1988
CARROLL A girl, Jordan
Elizabeth, 7 pounds, born at 9:05
a.m. to William and Mary (Ashley)
Carroll, Potsdam.
May 20; 1988
CORKINS - A girl, Kristen Marie,
6 pounds 2 ounces, born at 5:34 a.m.
to Brett and Bethany (Cota) Corkins, Ogdensburg.
TAYLOR A b o y , Andrew
Michael, 8 pounds 12 ounces, born
at 9:55 .m. to Jeffrey and Karen
(Cota) Taylor, Lisbon.
ARMSTEAD — A girl, Susan Jennifer, 10 pounds 7 ounces, born at
8:31 a.m. to Kenneth Armstead and
Cindy Stinson, Ogdensburg.
May 21,1988
BARR - A girl, Kelsey Marie, 10
pounds, born at 7:31 a.m. to
Gregory and Ann (Montroy) Barr,
Ogdensburg.
BACKUS — A boy, Drew Michael, 6
pounds, born at 11:07 a.m. to
Michael and Linda (Chetwin)
Backus, Lisbon.
DEDRICK - A boy, Patrick John,
5 pounds 1 ounce, born at 12:11a.m.
to Mona Lisa (Kirby) Weeman,
Rensselaer Falls.
May 23,1988
ERWIN — A boy, Brent Michael, 6
pounds 14 ounces, born at 1:20 p.m.
toKatina Erwin, Colton.
May 24,1988
PHILLIPS - A boy, Matthew
Steven, 8 pounds 11 ounces, born at
9:47 a.m. to Michael and Candace
(Bogart) Phillips, Ogdensburg.
GAGNE' - A boy, Logan Todd, 6
pounds 8 ounces, born at 5:12 p.m.
to Todd and Susan (Ptnkerton)
Gagne', Lisbon.
May 25,1988
THOMAS - A girl, Kristine Marie,
7 pounds 4 ounces, born at 2:54 p. m.
to Edward Perry and Debra
LaMay, Rensselaer Falls.
May 26,1988
LIMOGES - A girl, Jessica Lynn,
8 pounds 12 ounces, born at 8:35
a.m. to Gregory and .Kathy
(Tooley) Limoges, Ogdensburg.
LITMAN - A girl, Caila Tess, 5
pounds.3 ounces, born at 11:59p.m.
to Dr. Robert and Androniki
(Thomas) Litman, Ogdensburg.
COLTON — A boy, Lucas Adam, 7
pounds 10 ounces, born at 12:55p.m. to Perry and Kathy (Snyder)
Colton, Russell.
May 27,1988
GRIFFITH — A girl, Jessica
Lynne, 8 pounds 1 ounce, born at
2:40 a.m. to Michael and Barbara
(Ramsey) Griffith, Ogdensburg.
May 28,1988
TYO — A boy, Todd James Leslie, 7
pounds 9 ounces, born at 10:57 p.m.
to Cully and Tammy (Blackmer)
Bell, Hermon.
GONYOU — A boy, Mark James, 8
pounds 5 ounces, born at 6:07 p.m.
to Keith Gonyou and Janet Delosh,
Norfolk.
May 29,1988
ASHLEY A b o y , Joshua
Thomas, 9 pounds 8 ounces, born at
11:55 a.m. to Ronald Ashley and
Edwina Shaver, Ogdensburg.
May 30,1988
JOHNSON - A boy, Trevor Allen, 7
pounds 1 ounce, bora. atliOB a.m. to
Timothy a n d Julie ( S e l l e r s )
Johnson, Ogdensburg.
BELL — A girl, Nancy Louise; 7
pounds 9 ounces, born at 10:57 p.m.
to Cully and Tammy (Blackmer)
C.T. & R.C
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The Secretary of Defense has announced that the new Prisoner of
War Medal is now available.
Anybody who was a prisoner of war
in World War I, World War II,
Korea, or Vietnam — or next of kin
if the POW is deceased — m a y apply through their State Veteran
Counselor a t 428 S t a t e S t . ,
Ogdensburg, NY 13669.
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LISCUM — A girl, Holly Rae, 5
pounds 11 ounces, born at 11:55
a.m. to April Liscum, Gouverneur.
LACLAIR — A girl, Alexandra
June, 8 pounds 6 ounces, born at
4:27 p.m. to Michael Laclair and
KerriLake, Ogdensburg.
May 31,1988
AKINS — A boy, Dean Michael, 7
pounds 13 ounces, born at 2:25 a.m.
to E. Gordon and Jane (O'Neil)
Akins, Lisbon.
June 1,1988
FREGOE — A girl, Sarah Beth, 7
pounds 1 ounce, born at 10:29 a.m.
to Joey and Kimberly (Koch)
Fregoe, Madrid.
June 2.1988
DAVIS — A boy, Jordon Glenn, 7
pounds 10 ounces, born at 12:41 — ' ^ v .
a . m . to Glenn and K e l l y ggft"
(Donaldson) Davis, Dekalb Junction.
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