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Soa Wftched, a contemporary ^«*. C i t i z e n s J u l y gospel singing and recording m e e t i n g Oft T u e s d a y group wdl he performing at the > * Ticonderoga Wesieyan Church,
Area students receive H-H. Tietenberg award
Elaine Marie St. Pierre, Crown Point; Kelli Otis, Elizabethtown;
**. -. . - . _ . _ Stephen Halt Keene Valley; ^ * i & £ 2 ^ V ? 2 ? ? 9 t Donald MarRwica^Westport; and
Willsjboro, aire the Harry H.
Houghton College, in mid-west- -:j u A . . ••--*'•'•:--'^**h"1 ' . ern New Y « * State awl was «^W AtfCff0O 0/* A t f | f c t @ Tietenberg was president of the formed to the spring of 1974 at County Fair GlVUnctS Essex County-q^aVplain Nati?»-under the direction of Mr. Ralph - . ^-. . a} Bankfrom 1959 wntjl his death Bresecker. Sincetaere formation,. . « » W a r w r n - B , ^ In 1967, the award has been the twelve-member t eamhas * ? grounds wUl beIfc**B*(Kof presented in his memory since traveled over 20 thousand aOies «>e.se<»ri<I ^ « i d 4-E; t c « # » 1967, to the senior who has shown staging before 35,000 different t S S f V ! 2*n4** A^g*8* *fe the greatest improvement in the people. » » a t . , i :2° IMfr ; ^ # P field of busines$ or wmmercial
Seelye wdl be auctioneer* v * s t „ a i e s . I n the case that there is Andrew Sprague^ vatagatoe novone qualified in those areas of
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.,._., _ to the National Leaderes Forum in w w Presbyterian Church v*fil hold an Washington,p.C^ atidaj$p to o e i n R u e AHmir. auction at the church on Satur- s e n d o n e c W & the+%l| eainp O Q "* D U ° * « « « " » . day, July 19, starting at 10 a.m. this year.
Refreshments will he soldi
through t ie veer*. Upon receipt of the award, Mrs. Davis said that the award "wij the nkfest thing that 1 have evei\received." She said that the work she has done "is something that J enjoy doing and never expected to get any« thing for." ;
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Hospital Notes
Moses Lwdiagtoo Hoapttal TkondcMga,NewYfck
Jane 33-29,1975 ., Members of the award com-mittee were Kitty Martin, J$l-dted /Wood, Iflttiae Bieke, and AdodwIoiwK Martha Bennett. Susan Kelly. Tkoaderoga,
. NY.; Kenneth Oaiet, Ttcottder* mtm Wmr graduated °**' S£; feLlS?00**1 ?***!&: from NavaJ fining ft^S&'feJS
Wthernee, NY.; Glen Tyrtfl,
n.ih« Theteaa l qnDOnda WtthCTbee. __*-NY.; EDea Offleo, Tlconderoga. ten «"* «•»•* **W* NY,; Mary CHJanto, Tieonderoga. «*• s _. _ * Bbts* ^ ^ ' ' , Moat of Christian Baby Boy, to Mr, and Mrs.
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Port H e n % church to hold Auction July IS
The Session of the Port Henry
field of mathematics.
Bob Nelson receives IS In Bus. Admin.,
_, . Bob Nelson, sqn.»f Hazel and Donationsjwe JpreMnto being Dave Back, T|oci|Kderoga, recent-
accepted and fB5ftetift^ptatibn iy received his RS|degree in Bus-Dance at Youth Center may be."Sto^f^iMfca* taess Administration ftom the On WedneSdm Jul 2 • S £ ^ * ^ £ $ m ® $ f ' State U n i v ^ t y ^ f New York at on weanesoay, JUiy d erttve Ertension*r17hMslin.St., Oswego. Ion iSinow living in
A dance wttl be held in the WarrensDurg> WJ- ¥&§!. Syracuse, ^ewto|k, and is em-youth center rooms in the Civic v* ployed; as a clalnXf.idjustpT with. Building in Tieonderoga on July 2 SL Mary'SAUX* Vlfo A t h e Underwriter*? \ Adjusting " " ~ O A A ~ * " " Dinner, ^ / j p ^ \ ' " P W
st. Mary's Auaflisa :>wiii b? Georgette Alfano given S i « " i ! ! i i l ? , "^?r e r " award and scholarship Saturday, July 19th at 6 p.m. tn . .. r St. Mary"s School gym. Anyone Georgette Alfano, daughter of who would be interested in being Marika Alfano, Tieonderoga, and on the committee, helping out Anthony Alfano, Glens Falls, was that night, or contributing food awarded at the termination of her pleases call Joyce Mjaatvedt at" freshman year with the Black
fiSjm 8t00 p m*. to 10:30 p,m. '^Boxov" will provide music.
Students who had pictures taken at the Tieonderoga High School Junior Prom may call for them at the high school office betw - the hours of SiOO a.m. arH pan. at their convenient
Strawberry Social July 2, a t Methodist church
GENE L. MINOR
Severence, NV,! Mitri Wwght, ZHm BewWj, Port Henry, Mineville, NY.; Wandih Mea Fowsk ^w^TNoath ftodson* chem, <^rown,Pomt, *ry,! Mary Jo^ee f n u e n ^ J g e n e , Wenoy Ann Carey, Tieonderoga* NY.? Wbe i^Ms^be#®n, Florence Shawn Callahan, Hague, NY.> Banta,-1 WjllijOfOi JSurlpn Kosen^ Loretta Trainor< SchTOon lake, baum, ,Kwabethtow«. Veronica NY.;VjckeDetong,Ticqnderoga, Fitsgefa)d, Nfcw Russia John NY, t Wright, Moriah Center, Discharges^
Jacqudine Perkins, Crown Discharge*; * Paint, NY,; Terry burns, TtCon- Belle Wrisley, teiiiabethtown, deroga, JNlf.; Veril Frasier, Ha- Julia lesser, Keene.-Florence gue, NY*; Benjamin Stanley J^, Clark^ Westport, Thomas Rqtella, Crown Pomi, NY-J Nma 0'DeJIt Mineville, Friend Cross, ^ViUs-Ticqnde,roga, NY.; David Brown, boro, George Miner, Keene Val-Ticondetoga, NY., Susan Kelly, ley, Debra Cooke, lewis, Norman Tieonderoga, NY.; Mary Ann Cufctuig, Elizabethtowa^'Roberja Carey, tieonderoga, NY.; -Bar- Brough, Port Henry, ?ana Flem-bara Gemer-, Mmev|Ue, NY,; ings, Port Henry, Rodney Smith, Charles Coley, Crown Point, NY,; Westport. t
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3347. Any help would be greatly appreciatd. Why don't you circle July 19th on your calendar and plan to attend. 'There win be a Strawberry
Social, Wednesday, July 2, at 5:30 p.m. at the First United T r a s h Pick Up S c h e d u l e Methodist Church, Wicker St.. for h o l i d a y W e e k e n d Tieonderoga. A n *-s-J—* -* All kinds of strawberry desserts and beverages. $1.00 per person.
Watch Chapter National Honor Society Award of Merit and the Black Watch Chapter National Honor Society Scholarship award at Tieonderoga Central High School. f
Hospi ta l Aux . elected new of f icers June 25
Navy Fireman Apprentice Gene L. Miner, son of Mr. and Mrs. Earl C. Miner Sr. of Star Route, Newcomb, NY. was graduated from recruit training at the Naval \ Training. Center, Orlando, Flor ida.
Classes include instruction in seamanship, military regulations, |T firefighting, close order drill, first I n - . . ± _ Q a I aid and Navy history. I f i C / t i l G J7IV
LaLeche League to
The Moses Ludington Auxiliary and the
Due to the Fourth of July holiday the trash pick up for Village residents will be rescheduled as follows; The Thursday me* Wednesday, June 25, pick up will be made on Wednes- elected new officers for
meet at Bonnie Riper'S day.July 2nd. The Friday pick up 1975-1976 year. Also announced *^ will be made on Thursday, July at i n e dinner meeting was the
The regular monthly meeting of 3rd. the Ticonderoga LaLeche League win be held at 8 p.m. at the home Lake George water
„ „._,. [ e v e | read ing, June 27 of Mrs. Bonnie Riper, 33 Park Ave. This meeting is the first in a series of four meetings. It will cover the advantages of breastfeeding to mother and baby. All
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The Lake George Park Commission reports that on Friday, June 27, the Lake George water level reading at Rogers Rock Gauge was 3.66 feet or 319.59 feet above mean sea level, a drop of .04 feet from last Friday.
Joseph Gamble named to Pottersville dean list
Joseph E. Gamble, ion of Mr. and Mrs. Norman Gamble, Pottersville, NY. has been named to the dean's list at Clarkson College for the spring semester, it has been announced.
Gamble is a freshman in mathematics and earned a 3.25 index SflOW AuQUSt 14-16 or better to qualify.
auxiliary's annual Woman of the Year Award to Mrs. Bee Davis. Officers elected were Margaret Berner, president; Karen Evans, first vice president; Carol Gallant, second vice president; Adrienne Koerner recording secretary; Mary Forsythe, corresponding secretary and Margot Morhouse, treasurer.
The Woman of the Year Award was established in 1966 for the auxiliary member that has given long years of service to the auxiliary and the hospital. It is not a one year award, but rather a recognition award to an auxiliary member.
Mrs. Davis has served on several committees and has worked in the hospital shop
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Fish & Game Club Field Day August 24
The Ticonderoga Fish and Game Club will hold their annual Field Day at the Club House on the Chilson Hill in Ticonderoga. Day-long activities will conclude with the raffling of a "truckload of cheer" and the announcement of the winner of the Big Fish Contest.
The 11th Annual Paint and Palette Show will be held in Saranac Lake with proceeds to be donated to the Saranac Lake Skating Arena Fund.
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Obituaries Hawthorne
Percy T. Hawthorne, 77, passed away Sunday, June 22, at the Moses Ludington Hospital after a
t short illness. He was a resident of the Town of Hague.
Hawthorne is survived by four nieces; Mrs. Lucille Clark of Cobleskill; Mrs. Evelyn McCabe, Whitestone; Mrs. Jean Imperati, Yonkers; and Mrs. Kathryn Cam-acho, Milford, Conn.v and several great nieces and nephew,
A funeral mass was celebrated at St. Mary's Church June 25, at 10:30 a.m. ' with interment in Alexandria Cemetery.
The Rosary was recited at 8:00 p.m. June 24, at Conner^ & Sons Funeral Home. ..
Funeral;» Services- weref hej^ TuesdajrpiTflne 24iMfe'S-.p^iai^t-Joh^-HerJBe^^lfej^if^of ffcolarf deroga; -iC|$^peyy ,_3[j VG^rgil: Lawre cfe. fficiatjed.,'-.: .-., ^vt *;; ... r>;BeJsb^ ijta j uda^J'J^di .
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North Country Players Present
Indian Pageant
Community Building Lawn 8:30 p.m.
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\ Donations requested
Coflni^ Jonas aha Annie' (Jeffrie) Her; bert» .' ,, . '-t •' , 3.-'
He leaves a -son, John, J." Herbert, Jr., Ticonderoga; four granddaughters, MiSS Lisa _ J-.; Herbert, Ticonderoga, « ^ ? | ^ 4 -da L. Blair, pss%|nnctS>n#^i, Mrs. Jane\iX i(GJ(ifrotdj.¥iJfi|Bapf; apolis, Inc.)! Mrs* JacqueMe E. Brown, 6lens Falli >*?~ '-
Interment will: be held in the Pachaug Cemetery, Jewett City,, Conn,, a* the convenience of the family; , ;"
Morton H. 'Miott, 8X, Wells Aves,
;EaSt,'N6rtK'SMciU.s%'''d1ea5 mere June 2&, j^%M^0:; ness. He w*s a|na'ri#;dil^cdiBr::
deroga, resident of Ticonderoga and Glens Falls until six years ago when he movedtft North Syracuse t6 live with his daughter,} ^;
He was assqciat<3d ,wpf» Grand '(Jnion, ftat&htiirgil district, Bnta, his retirement.; J l ewas a p^* Exalted tuieu^BKs<.&fo%4pfflt Ticonderoga aiid pSst Grand Knight of the Knights of Columbus of ficojnd>5ftjg#'' •>- > • v-- '• •
Survivrng^Wdihghiei, Mrs. Constance Provost, of North Syracuse, a sister, Mrs. Burtrus Mc-Continued on Column 7.
See i t all . ; . Join in and live it dll as it ' happens again . . . Exciting pageantry recreated by color fu l characters f rom America's p a s t . . « —
• Ride the steam locomotive -"Old 4 4 " with Casey Jones..
• Help Marshall Wyatt Earpcapture the tfalton Boys
• Join the 7th U.S. Cavalry and get "real" enlistment papers on parchment suitable for, framing, * " —-^Attend the Swift Eagles Pow Wow in the
' authentic Iroquois Indian Village Thrill to the -breathtaking excitement of 2 rodeos tiajly v - .
• See the Adirondack Farmers Museum r
• Feed wild ahd tame animals on the Wilder-, , ness Trail • Get free ore samples at the Adirondack iron . ' mine , s .
Ride pomes,i horses, stagecoaches o r the many different rides in the Carousel ride park
• See the steam-powered sawmill authentifc ice house. A wate/-
* wheel powered grist mill being built, craft' shops>
'. Country store and much*, much more,
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ctructtrfes, Mrs. S many of them are only a piano and hoe, Thecokmyhad . ^ p w ^ w , at toe time but cost of alaeratic* and a change m the mudtfyg techniques nave brought ijhjjtt figure down- Mrs, Seigle, *I& ?polnted„oui that the oSt unw?
Residents of Ae Moses lud-ingtoii Ntosing home had fte >portBnity to go shopping
•,,s*W!0i. $mm*m ;'»ev« laave the home. Alan Stem, di-the clothing into the home and let the residents select ftbin his rack*-
Of the 225 pieces brought into the home, women could choose "w type of gartijent e*c^pt bras and shoes and men could find any sype, of gMntent mefirMto Stern said; -Stem a l ^ l f e j ^ a
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«te« from this plctore Is Kellh Gates. Director |« Richard Kigey. ^
Seagh colony to offer three musicals to area audiences this swimmer -"iiinguigjs ft happy thing and "the performances
IS sSgte Colony ut Sciroah l * "" *"" " ""* ^ 5 5 H H S E T V ^ g e t " ' **? ^ f e *«" Singing ts primary>rpose of Most of the students attending d S f - K a e e J S i be aSs^Sed Sp^T^y 2 1 * ? *
therSeagle Colony and ttts year are college age or have already S J ^ B ^ J K 8 * ^ I L E ^ S l % * w o fire tracks responding 25 students are to study uider gtaduatef M7S Seagle^aid that S L S T r f ^ S l l a m t l f ° i l h e °? am^J mV?% Johh Searie and the staff inckd- most of the studentehear «f the S n a f item £ n n » a 2 r f r f ^ J 0 ^ ^ Wa*er J e f e r ^ t h l& ing Richard Kagey,,stage director «>lony for a former student or 5 H £ E L ™ 5 K J S T ^ L S
a n d VeGwce with 300. He • a W t e ^ & J S l S e a l S , ftom an instructor they may have ^M^SJSi!tSX ^T^ *"X° "'WS * director oftthe .Vesper choir and m college All students* are hand fSVT^tTZ^^£ * M & « * « « • « « to put « e fire
^-%^,v^sfflk^..,-.*.,,•„-t.,., - - J5 J o h n 5 ^ ^ h a s r e c e n t j r e . year and has brought with him ••••••••••••••••••••••" tired from Trinity University after ^eve,ral a r t i s t s t 0 t a k e Part m ihe
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used f&t tnahy of the #roi|Mibns ittp robe thafche said was S e s ® -h*ve been donated to <he 'csolonyv ed by his' mother who ^ ' ^ ^cW-She says that she usedtoh? in the itfes dir etog |n a niwsinfe|iM(^hi shows "ne$auseyou eattt Alfrss a foe Albany area, the onepiece princess in eotton v Shejsdded robe ties around the waste and % that thb production o^M^Faft fnlUengthandeasttycarelbrl M Ladyhad 159 costumes which cost the clothing Stem brought whit a total $13.19 hjm was easily cared for he said,
Mrs Seagfe also sajd, that H mostly double knits, foundation, the X»sc«f Seagle Thepuiposeoftheventtiresvas Association was formed Jh 1924 to to allow residents to purchase help students with s^holarshiiis clothing in a familar and relaxed and other financial offerings atmosphere. Often staff has to go Donations are accepted from m** anddoshoppmgforresiden#aha;-terested,people to help the stu- §o the residents do not ger^the'S ,*«,„*«, m„^*„- *«.„.- — - , -opportunity to select styles: and
colors that they prefer and as Kathy Conerty, activities conselor said 'itsavesustinie." Reports iiave shown that the time needed for one person to go out and purchase the amounts that are often bought in one day of the ' cover up" would take seven days .Cover up is also thereputic, Mrs. Conerty says. "The service brings clothes to people who can't go out and is a form of reality orientation and sense stimulation that is often lacking for home Please turn to page 10.
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Of OVER SIXTY
BRAND NAME WATCHES plus many other
Bargains throughout the store
Rathbun Jewelers Open Thurs. Eve
Downtown Ticonderoga
lusicon July 2d an^^ft^i|dj|p3pt( undecided opajacttalktol^g^st^adnd
"l^^iflfel^&^sfeaion- that students hayecome tothe Seagle 0 ^ | g | p . |Jouhdedin 1916 by: 65'#;'^fagl#i?thetb'tigiaal. cdlo&^pl^lfetf i n a building nowJ^|^.ilj%^%ag^.dfijfe in| ^h^'nf'iiaker-'' • Mrsi Seagle p o n ^ p ^ ^ a i ^ f e b u i l d m g ' ,is -stil(Cca|(e;ift#&.WOrishon.- >'
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26 where he was head of the voice department. He will continue to When the car Seagle bought
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foundipH,^!^ *WchVthey will be'b^^^l^tp^nB^ke^for^e various parts they desire, l i to . S*ag^a#^that,;*itfr;g^.^job:-., n lw.pn^lee^se^rier^an^"^ gp.^4n|h!i*^ne;njeeds'a*joh;'*' Tlie-;-^»t9^,:is 'ah' 'sttennpV-' at break^jg:;,th#!.circle.
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Instructor: Verna Friedman Schulef The PURPOSE of this summer studio art workshop is to provide various art experiences for anyone Interested in developing both creative expression and an appreciation of the visual forms encountered in dally living: FORM, BALANCE, RHYTHM, COLOR, and TEXTUBE as found in nature, architecture, communication media and interior design.1 Our basic attitude is that art Is more than
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