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REAL ESTATE

mxsm 74 ft o n 9N

Two Small Houses & Store $55;#Q.OO

Continental Homes of New England

Energy Efficient Pre-Built Homes

Robert H. Met the Builder - Dealer

532-7474 Schroon Lake, N.Y.

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Free Catalog 585-7159

Ticonderoga, N.Y.

For Sale By Owner , 3 or 4 bedroom house in

village. Full basement, s e p a r a t e o f f i c e or workshop with outside en­trance. Large kitchen, sunroom, 1 and Vi baths. 2 c a r g a r a g e w i t h workshop. Extra house lot

ON LAKE GEORGE

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Year round, three-four bedroom horre with 90' on Lake George. Carpeted, Summer Kit­chen, enclosed Breezeway plus Sun Room. Two full Baths. Garden Area. Owner Financng Available to Qualified Buyer. Shown by appointment only. $89,000

MORRISON REALTY 518-585-7976

179 Montcalm St., Ticonderoga, NY 12883

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INSURANCE • APPRAISALS

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L i c e n s e d R e a l E s t a t e B r o k e r s J o y c e M a r t i n B a r k e r & E . G i l b e r t B a r k e r

L i c e n s e d S a l e s p e r s o n s M a r i o n B u s h J o h n D o b l e r Hotter Swan

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available,

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H e r e T i z

10 Level Ac-Small H o m e with Barn & other out­buildings, Brook-well & spring-$29,900

Restored Colonial 8. Rrja H o m e o n over tyi ac-2 car garage, (could b»e e x t r a lo t ) . N e w Heating System (Oil and' woodyWorkshop

I S MELBA LEONARD

REAL ESTATE (519) 585-6333

136 Montcafan St. Ticonderoga

Marge & Bob Vanwert Honey & Ed Weed

Realtor Assoc.

SCHROON LAKE AREA

MUST SELL LARGE

WINTERIZED HOME

11 bedrooms, 9 Vi baths, 3 fireplaces, 2 living rooms, kitchen a n d l a r g e p o r c h . PLUS 2 bedroom cot­t a g e a n d s e v e r a l camper trailer hook­ups. Some furnishings included. Taxes are approximately $650. Convert to apart­ments or operate a l o d g e or o t h e r business. Asking only $35,000

Great Buy 3 bedroom home, t o w n w a t e r a n d sewer. Easy walk to stores. Hot air heat. S21,00O.

Home-34 Acres Large spacious ranch home, 4 bedrooms, full basement, large garage,, bordered by brook on 34 acres. Nice view. $69,000. ALSO 78 more acres availabe for $9,000.

BEST V A L U E M o d e r n .2 s t o r y h o m e , 3 l a r g e bedrooms, full base­ment, 2 Car .heated garage. 10 acres. On­ly $52,000. A real bargain.

North Hudson New 2 bedroom home on 1.1 acres, great v i e w . R e d u c e d to $ 2 1 , 0 0 0 . O w n e r ' financed.

S m a l l 3 b e d r o o m h o m e , s h e d s , ful l basement, 4 acres, $ 2 2 , 5 0 0 . O n N H u d s o n - P t H e n r y Road.

EH FRIEDMAN REALTY

Schroon Lake 532-7400

If no ana. 532-7889

Ticonderoga Sentinel Office Hours

8:00 AM to 4:00 PM

O B Lake George

Last bui lding lot o n Mossey Point, 100' x 250', al l permits avai lable , 133.000.

Glenhurnte

2 bedraoni , furnished chalet with 10' vtsta dock, deck, immaculate $87,500.

G A R Y ACRES Pat Fowler

585-6944

VISTA 10 SPEED

BIKE Service On All Makes

TONY'S Ticonderoga Sports

PHONE 585-6304

Rt 9N & 22-Tlconderofla

Tit Comp Renev, 0 bdrms, M o d K, £,R, HV/Wcarttet,2r^atir|s, 2 h e a t i n g sys t ems ( o i l / w o o d ) garage/, V/4 acrev $44*500.

T I s E l e s a a r 1 3 bedrooms, av^oatfofc, fatony m l , withfrpjL 2 c a r gatage' , l and­scaped acre. $50,000.

C r , P l t 4 b d r m h o u s e , ex* corner 2 acre lot , LR/frplcJ full base­ment. $35,000. , «

iPr^Heniys Attractive 3 harm, efl/eom.,

1 n e w furnace, view of ^lake. $26,000, C

H BAIRD REALTY

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For Sale 1 9 7 8 7 5 0 K a w a s a k i $1,650.00 E x Condition. 1979 650 Yamaha Special, $l,S0O, E x Condit ion , 546-7450, * .

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LAWN SALE

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Crown p i a j ^ ^ -1 Bedrooni , ; ^8I | iern house on 30 acres l f t^od-ed and secluded l&|^§iec-tric and g o o d a c c e | § Par­tial ly furnished^S©nly $29;000. Owner te$hs . C a l l : :P

Dolores A , Persons Broker r

494-1844 :,

FOR RENT

First floor, small efficien­cy apartment for single, fully furnished, carpets, all utilities included) no pets, $170. Call 585-2283.

For Rent Weekly summer cabin for 5. Black Point Road, Ticonderoga. Half m i l e b e y o n d p u b l i c beach. Fully furnished ex­cept for blankets and linens. Call 518-585-6634.

3 room apartment, $175 per month, cable and u t i l i t i e s i n c l u d e d , 585-2546 after 4.

4 bedroom house, bath, oil heat, phone: 546-7104.

4 room apartment, in€ eludes heat and electric|*4 ty, 914-358-3018 after s | V or 585-6156 T , • $

QarageT Sale Saturday May 23," 32 Brook Street, Port Henry, N Y ,

Garage Sale. May 23 & 24, 10-4. Tools and many m i s c . i t ems . ^Moving! E v e r y t h i n g m u s t go! . , Maurice Jenks, Schron Lake

WELP WANTED

Business Oriented Person Progressi\ e professional office desires an en­thusiastic person with business/ office manage­ment experience . A c ­counting, bookkeeping and typing necessary. Salary c o m m e n s u r a t e with experience and e n ­thusiasm. Increases with individual, growth and ef­ficiency. Send resume to: 2 D e f i a n c e S t r e e t , Ticonderoga, NY 12883

Registered Nurse:- For new Family Practice in Ticonderoga and Crown Point. 35 hours /week. Send resume to : M . Beehner, M.D.i Box 266, Ticonderoga, NY 12883

WtNTED

L c ^ n ^ i ^ l l ^ c l u c a t e d -Apartment for rent fc^aiHaally % t e ^ o u p f e ; : . '

bedrooms, k i t c h e n ; l i y i n | L . ^ . m aj?W * n f a n t ' room and bathroom, c a t f i ™ t * o w f* 1 1 c ^ 1 , e c t -546-7603

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Summer Cottages-1,2A|^12<bejdroom apt. to share, b e d r o o m s , o n Lak|eJ| Already.-'furnished.""See Champla in at C r o w d s J^a& AhierlcaSi Legion or Point, sandy beach, ten | j iKjC. Ticonderoga. nis , boat ing , f i s h i r i | j | f ~ " ^ — " "" F r o m $ 1 0 0 w e e k l y , Season rates available I Daniels, 1546 Dunbar S t f Far Rockaway, NY 11691 212-471-2834 (eve ) '

FOR SALE

1972 Plymouth Duster 6 cyL. standard, good runn-,, ing condition 546-7677 \

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Wanted: The Schroon Lake Community Church is in need o f an upright piano m either good or repairable condition. Any persons wishing t o donate such a piano to the C h u r c h p l e a s e c a l l 532-7694 evenings,

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BUSINESS SERVICES,:

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Ralph W. Sawyer RFD1. Ticonderogjji NY 12883. Backhoe, Bulldoz­ing, Cellar digging, Road Gravel, Crushed Stones, S c r e e n e d S tones , Ce­ment, Sand, Top Soil, In­stallation of Leach Beds and Septic Tanks and Trucking.

Phone: 585-4419

Complete Tree Service Cabling • Removal

Many local preferences ^ 4

Keith Barber S8$-6367

Window'piazlng

Screen Repair

Dpjpk Hardware Treated Lumber

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WOQDBVRy*S

t the, huilding store , P l . o n e , ] S 8 5 ^ 8

Hague {td. , Ticonclejroga

>• S e w i n g , a t t e n t i o n s , 'repairs, p a n b and dresses Dirt Bike

Hodaka 100 cc .SuperRat r hemmed^zippers replace, M o ^ o e r o s s e r 0 f c « - I . \ AMo ^Village" Greer 597-3084

P h o n e

WATER BED CAPITOL OF

THE HORTH COUNTRY 12 Models on display Free set up & delivery ,

SCH LAKE'S FINE FURNITURE Dally 9 Jo 8 Sat. 9 to 5

Phono 747 6580 14 tower Main St Hudson Falls, NY

' ^ l o t h i n g bargains-*J* Contact Collfceft Cohen JBaftlett P o n d R o a d , .Minevilte at 942^/754.

Atito Insurance from f ) ,

. Metropolitan ^ /yinabelle HlUs .

Streetroad ''" '-Ticonderoga, N Y *

585-6906

, O Metropolitan Proipertj aad-lfcftiutr nf i ta ' lifjpiqw Ju-'

. A SmhtldUry ol MettopoHaJ tttt

Roofing & Carpentry

FREE ESTIMATES REASONABLE

RATES ' EXPERIENCED

G U A R A N T E E D WORK WHITEHALL TO CROWN POINT

ALMAR SERVICES 547-89(56

OK SANITARY SERVICE

Cleaning and Installing Septic

Tanks & Leech Fields Backhoe & Gravel

Delivery Rooter Service

585-7456 Baldwin Road,

Ticonderoga

FARM SERVICE

ON FARM EMERGENCY

SERVICE

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_ Service Phone: 802-453-2106

New Haven, Vermont

FARM & .GARDEN

NEEDS GardenTlotO'Tilling

Call After 2 P M John Thompson Ir.~

585-6998

Top soil and manure com­b o for lawns and gardens, t r u C k l o a d - d e l i v e r , 585-3300

^ RotaiTJlUng Troy quilr rototiling m

4 C r d f r n P o i n t , i- Ticonderoga or Scbroqri , . 1 /ake a r e a , s M a n u r e

available,. Phone 5^7-3084

i.VS/'bale Hay fdt sale. 547-8231 ' ^

IN MEMORY In loving rnemroy of

our dear wife and mother, Safronia Ross Collins, who passed away 21 years ago, May 24, 1960

Husband, Patrick Daughter & Son-in-law

Bob & Dottie Szembrot

LEGAL NOTICES

NOTICE OF ANNUAL SCHOOL DISTRICT

MEETING

Ticonderoga Central ., School District

, •» N o t i c e i* herebv given that the Annual f l ee t ing

" o f 4 h e " Inhabitants of . ^T.icond.erri la, C e n t r a l

School District qualified |i> yote%t school meetings ijn said dtstiict Will he held in the cafeteria at the t tconderoga High School pt Education atns*rjb|s ^lled bn.Calkiits Place X * ^ 1 with, * the > qerJtft|off the village of Ticonderoga in District nojt later thaio, A e

the M t i m a t e d . e x p e n -. diturw lhall he , heW' o n Wedneaday, June 10,1981

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between the ho«i» of 12 > O'clock noon and 8 p m. at the school house of Crown P o i n t C e n t r a l f J School District, pursuant t o Section 2013, 3 (a) (b) of the Education Law.

And Notice i s also given (that a copy of the state-"ment of the amount of money which will b e f e ­atured for the ensuing year for school p u r p o s e s , ^ e x c l u s i v e vi p u b l i c ^ moneys , may be obtained by any taxpayer in the di$trict during the seven d a y * i m m e d i a t e l y preceding the Annual Meet ing a$ the Office o f the' Clerk a t the Central School , a t cot t i lea ieW

"™ep * v m f - j

i AiadNottqeisjalsQfiv^n/) ^ ia i p e t i t i o n ^ ^ m w a t U s g ^ .candidates'for the office o r member af^VT^palgd

1 Gonn-Gem-Gulhransen tarty'*

Pianos & Organs Open 1*5 Dally

Including Sunday Phone* 802-^75-0220

Rotite 1, North RujJand, Vermont/

^ABft l MACHINERY F o r d m PloWs-$375.06, F o r d "\QAi. S p r i p g Tooth-$375,00 ,54 ft. Ha,y E levator -$^75 ,00 > Log Bunks-$4S0.OD.

597-$21> < ,—. - ^ - ^ ,

Pig!ets-big sielection-all locally raised K $ P JPorlc producers-West Addison, V T 759-2^18

said district o n ^Tuesday, Jtunev9, 198J( ajf 7;30 p . m . Eastern Daylight Saving

* T l m e forvthe reading of 'the ^ e s ^ a g ^ fr6m the,

•> Comhnssiohek of Educa­tions, presentation of the i

' proposed "budget for the J

ensuing yeSr,aud for the t r a n s a c t i o n of ^sncjhii, business as is authorized by the Education Law. x

Notice is,aJso given that a copy o f Jhe | | | i l$ment of the}..,' amount vrpg| J n o n e y ^vihich wil l l^e^luired^for t h e en'suiM.^ -^ar'-r ;tor.. s c h o o l p u r p o s e s , CX"-clusive of ptibUc'tnoneys, may be obtained1 by any taxpayer uv itfie district during the seyeiri days im­mediately preceding the Annual i'Meeting' except' S a t u r d a y , ^'S'unda^f;i>? holidays at \ e a c h school

.house in T iconderoga Central School District.

Notice is also giventhat petitions nominating, can? didates ,fo^ the office of i n e n i b p ^f'tKef B ^ r f of EducaSbhl in l s t W f i l e d with the Qerk of the Di s t r i c t , T h o m a s W . Malaney, not later than

t h e t h i r t i e t h d a y preceding the school elec­tion.- Each petition must be directed tcrthe Clerk 5>T the District, shall state the name and residence of the candidate and must con­tain t h e signatures of at least 25 qualified voters of the district or two percent of the number of voters" who voted in the previous e lect ion , whichever is greater. The following vacancies are t o be filled on the Board «f Election.

Trus tees for T h r e e Years: Three Vacancies

Notice is also given that voting on the budget and e l e c t i o n of B o a r d members will be held on W e d n e s d a y , June 10, 1981, the day following the annual meeting from the hours of 1 p.m to 8 p.m. EDST in the High S c h o o l B u i l d i n g o n Calkim? Place in the Village of Ticonderoga, New York

Dated Ticonderoga NY Apnl 21, 1981 Thomas W Malaney, Clerk, Board of Educa­tion William J. Brennan, Jr D . D S , President Board of Education

Crown Point Central School, Crown Point,

NY 12928 < Annual School

DistHct.Meertng Notice i s hereby given"

that the Annuai Meet ing' of | fhe inhabitants of the

/ C r o w n "Point Centra l School District, Town of

Vtvm P o i n t EssexjCdun-^ t y ^ w i l l , b e h e l d w the*

.school hopse in sa id

thjrtiiet& day pr^cediing the e lec t ion , f v v

.-There are two*vvaicatt-cies of thfeeyeare ea,ch t o ^ b e ^ e d ' d n H h e i p i Q a r d pf *-* Education. Naine of ILast I»cumbeut -Rob$*t P a > nbcfe, Jr£, Term^yearj s ; Naine of Last Inpuaibent-C h a r l e s H a r r i n g t o n , t e r m - 3 years

Vacanc i e s upon "• the board o f education shall

•"not • 'bfiy*j;•comsfl4e^3i' • seperate* •' specific}; ' - 6 f f ^ s Q and nominating petitions shall, no t describe any specif ic vacancy upon m e board of educatibn' for which t h e candidate is nominated. Each petition niust- h'e directed- to the Clerk of the District, must he>•;signed- % at-' least

, t w e t t # w t i v e qu^alifie^dTi ;Hvqfer¥ ,of ' . t h e f d i s M b t ' ^ r ^ '•Wo percentof^ thet vpters who ydted"i&'^kp Jwiyibus annual" "election* • of 3Hibe mentbers' 6f> the? DtJard of

Tgleat^i.* I&d^alusti? sta?e ' th,e^a^e%^lliulene@^f the candidate: > u « '>'

. ,*...? .«• is - T h e e l e c t i o n 6 f

members of the Board o f ' 3 Education will take place on Wednesday, June; 10, 1981 at the school house\

.pursuant to Section 2013, 1 (a) (b) of the Education Law between the hours of 12 noon and 8 p.hi. '-» .

Florence, B . Deyo Clerk of the District

Dated: April 20, 1981 ( | : .-r»

Notice: '" W e would appreciafe

the return of the Bound Volume of Ticohdero]?a Sentinel issues for the Year 1978. '1

Someone borrowed this v o l u m e for scholas t ic research purposes and we f a i l e d t o n o t e t h a t f|> person's identity.

Other people use thes;e volumes for research pufj poses and it would be of help t o other members o | the community, if this m i s s i n g v o l u m e w a s returned. , or

Thank yoife

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Notice is hereby given that Mike Ashline aiyf Steve Mitchell d/bJ / i Buzzard's Roost, license OP 95225, has been issu<# to the undersigned io„sel( liquor and wine under tfie Alcoholic Beverage rCon£ trol Law at'Plank RoaaV" M o n a h Center^ Esse |^fc County for on-premises consumption* \_ t ^

MakejAsnl in^ Steve

d / b / a Buzzard's

Pian^JtW tfr Moriah Center

N O r i C E TO BIDDER SEALED BIDS f p t t i

sa lepf o n e used 1970 F o r L 600 D u m p Truck will t $£

district on f uesday, June » c e i v e d by the V i l l a g e * ^ 9 , 1981, at 7130 p.ra for J iconderoga} 8 W H < the transaction of such T r U s t e * s 01» * e 8th day oj business as is anSor ized ^M, mt}7:30PMin t3h«

by the Education Law.' \* A n d K o t i c e f e a l s o ^ y e n that the vote^upoii the a p -p r o p r i a t i o n s of t h e necessary funds to meet

O f f i c e o f , t h e Viljfrg C l e r k , C o m n t u n i t Bhilding in said Village,

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\{"n Tbk vehicle may be viewed at the Village O a r a g e o n o B u r g o y n e R o a d during bus iness hours. .'. / /

Bid« ahould be submit­ted in a sealed envelope marked "Bid for Used 1970 Dump Truck."

The Village makes no warranty as to the condi­tion of useableness of said vehicle.

T h e V i l l a g e of Ticonderoga reserves the right to accept o r reject any or all bids submitted.

, Marjorie J. McCormick Village Clerk

-'' PUBLIC HEARING

M P L E A S E ' T A K E | J ) W T I C E THAT a 3*tibU> ^Hear ing will ^ e fceld by

m e * V i l l a g e o f Ticonderoga Boaird of

i i - T r l s t e ^ n the BtUUay of f j « n e ^ t 9 8 i o n Local L a y pNo,, 4 t fpr % - y e a r 1981

Detailed specification* are available t o any in­terested bidder «t the of­fice of the Town Clerk, Town Hall, South St., Schroon Lake, New York 12870.

t h e contract for the purpose of the above item will be awarded by the Town 3oard of the Town of Schroon to the lowest responsible bidder, fn case where two or more responsible bidders sub­mit identical bids as. t o price* the Town Board may award the contract to either of such bidders.

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Crown Point 597-3796

Barnett

Dykstra ordained: First in area

and can b o inspected a t t h e T o w n H i g h w a y Garage, Hoffman Rd. , Schroon. Lake, £tew York anytime prior t o hid open-tag.

All bids must have the non-collusion bidding cer­tification, f v

, N o bid received may be , withdrawn ,by any bidder

H t i b l i s h j n f f t h e p r o - V ^ J P ^ S f f c ? d a ^ x

4&m** for de temtSing ^ P " * the dat^of bid open. - - - • - • " mg. > \ v

T h e T o w n B o a r o *

An eypnt of history was

M o d e U 2 F m o t o r V S e r / m * * * » tfl«! % * C o n -wi thwingwi l lbe tradedm , « e f t ^ , B f l a l C h r u c h .

equitable service charges *fq b e levied o n ' a l l usters

h ^ w h i c h " , ' d ^ c f i a r g e w a s t e w a ' t e r ^ ^ t o ^ ' t h e -^a^tewatesr i s y s t e m

i t e r a t e d by the Village of "^TiCOnderogaj -and ^pro-

•yiding certain prohibi­tions. Such Hearing shall

^be h$ld in the Vdlage I ( Board Rpom, Commumty ' Building of said Village at

7 ^ 5 P M . \ .jirvThls. Hearing will be a

v^part , of^ t h e r e g u l a r ^meeting and is open to the

reserves the. right* t o > c ^ pept ODreject all bids'attd readvertise at its discre­tion. *

Janice Tyrrell Town Clerk

g r e g a t i o n a l C h r u c h , United Church o f @nr»st m Crown Point, NY on Sunday, tyfey Ifl̂ 1981, when the service of. Qr-diHafWfof 'Patricia Ben­nett Dykstra took phtce^

I t is possible that thisis the only ordination ever td take pjiace fa fhis^area.

The ^regular. l l ' " a . m , worship ^our was well at­t e n d e d . T V e R e v . yTunothy Dykstra >;Chose "Two Women of Fa«hf,as h is sermon topic;1* The R e v , Patrieia'Dykstra o p -pastor ^ as is ted dn^ ^he readings^, r S h e ''was presented w^tb/a gift of a necklace .of p, gold Cross from the A^ColyV-Guild M r s ^Patricia -fKahpp, church orgnpisf furnished

Sacred Heart Church May Crowning set for Tuesday

^SMwIdriilfli^McCormick

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it?? T A X COLLECTORS ;. . . ' ;:. ;NqTlCE'

P ^ T A ^ E : NOTICE THAT l^ljlindersigne.d' collector | ^ ^ | t x ^ S - in' and' fopKj£he i P l l a g e of Port Henry, •^w^fYqrk has ,receii|ea j^ie tax roll and warrant jf or the collection of taxes ^pritlie, current year and ; itjat "I will, attend in the ^Trjustee's Office in the

s$jpntfe.«Mau%Street, Port (Henryj N^f frojn.9 a.m. to 12 noon and from 1 p.m. to,'4 p.m. except Satur-days and Sundays and

iholidays for the first "month, for the purpose of receiving taxes of said Vilhige of Port Henry, NY c o m m e n c i n g June 1,

4 9 8 1 . t*> .From June 1, to and in­cluding July 1, n o interest twill be charged. On all :taxes v remaining unpaid after J u l y 1. five (5) percentum shall be added for the first month and an ^ d i t i o n a l one half of one >QA Of .1) percentum for ^ a c h month and fraction thereafter until paid. Dated: May 19, 1981

t . ' Suzanne Baker, Collector

",.,„ ,; Port Henry, NY

&' s i l E G A L NOTICE P L E A S E T A K E

NOTICE that pursuant to resolution fo the_ Town Board •-•of., the Town of SchrobhV Essex County, N e w York, sealed bids for the purchase of • 1 used 1980 John Deere six wheel1

^drive^ iai st iculated motor • g r a d e r . Model JD672A, or

egual, with, less than 250 hours; Will be received at the office T of the—Tov« Clerk at the Town Hall, Sbhitht Street, Town of S c h r o o n ^ C o u n t y o f Essex,1' New Y,ork, until 5 ptin, D,S .T, o n % 27th dayof May 1981, at which

- t u t i e they wM be publicly • b p e n e d andread aloud.

B ids "will b e submitted in sealed envelopes at the above address, and shall hear o£ tife face thereof t i le:name andaddress of tile bidder ^n.v

May D e v o t i o n and Crowning- of jyiary our Blessed Mother yvilj take-place on Tuesday^ May 19th a t .lf^n-pim,,. in Sacred Heart^Church in Crown Point. All students in grades 1 through 12 will take part inHhis special e v e n t s Michelle Joiner will crown the statue of Mary. All parishoners are invited to join in this tribute to our Blessed Mother.

Released Time Classes f ^ ^ V r e u B i o i J honTpr our,cJ end for this schoofyear on Tuesday, May 19th with the M a y Devotions. "We wish to thank the follow­ing teachers and helpers for their faithful service throughout the past years: Minne Ryan, Pat Kazlo, Irene Benoit, Peggy Pat-node, Madeline Booth, Gerry Titus, Ann Perry, Margaret Boyle, Martha St. Peirre, Terry Seman and Fred Booth.

Adult Ministry Training Program4spdnsored by the Youth/'D/epartment of the. .; A ^ i p c e s e ofN

Ogdeiyib'urg will; hold a week-end* 'of Leadership training s at the Gug­g e n h e i m C e n t e r in Saranait'Lake, New York on Friday, June 5th through Sunday, June 7th. Mr. & Mrs. Howard Titus will represent this parish. The weekend is primarily a way to inform and ex­pose Catholic adults as to methods, techniques and programs that might be helpful in their parish ex­perience.

First .Communion took place on Mother's Day, May 10, 1981 at the 10 AM Mass the following children received First H o l y C o m m u n i o n : Deborah Baker, Jodi Duval, Kathleen O'Brien, Neil Duval , Anthony Macey, Bradley Duprey, Ian Perry, Colin Ross, Stephanie St. Pierre.

Mrs. Shermans Funeral Several people from

town attended the calling hours for Mrs. Elsie'Sher­man at t h e M a r v i n F u n e r a l H o m e in Elizabethtown on may 7th. Mrs. Sherman, a resi­dent of Westport, died in the CVPH Medical Center in^Plattsburgh. She and her husband were authors o f t h e " S h e r m a n G e n e a l o g y " a n d a "History of Champlain Valley aad AoirojadaCk-Mountains." They resided in Crown Point when Mr! , Sherman was herdsman at Ledgetop Farms for the t

late Pred L . Porter back'

the mid i920*s.

Barber Funeral /

Mr. and Mrs. Stanley' Barber and Susan, Jennie, Kelly Barber, Mr. and Mrs. Burt Barber, and Mr. and Mrs. Donald Barber of town attended the funeral of Stanley Barber's mother, Mrs. Eunice Barber, 90, in Whitehall on Thursday, May 7th. Mrs. Barber passed away on Tuesday, May 5th.; She was the wife of Royden Barber of DresdoniJNtY.

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the music for special, songs The Acolytes par­ticipated during the ser­vice.

Beautiful bouquets of mixed flowers were fur­nished by Robin and Patnctal Knapp,

A delicious buffet style carry-in luncheon iwas s e r v e d at H a m m o n d Chapel a,tr 12$3Q, twith Mrs. Candy Jftarnngtonas^ corrdinator forMhe hmr , cheon and reception, with, volunteers helping. This was well attended Father_ Timothy Ladden gave the™ table grace! The* tables -were decorated with bou­quets of violets. s t

A t 2 "o ' c lock a l l assembled in the Church for the Service of Ordina­tion for Patricia Bennett Dykstrra Co-minister to the First Congregational Church, U C C . and the U n i t e d M e t h o d i s t Church both of Crown Point and the United M e t h o d i s t Church in Chilson There was a large congregation t o witness this occasion. Among the guests was the parents of Mrs. Dykstra, and the parents of Mr. Dykstra and other members of the family, and guests from throughout the county.

Mrs. Knapp, organist, furnished the music and the Acolytes participated in the service.

The guest speaker for the service" of ordination was Dr. Elizabeth Nord-b e c k a professor of American Church History and Dean of students at Lancaster Theo log ica l Seminary of the United Church of Christ at Lan­caster, Pennsylvania. She chose 'O Woman Great is your Faith' for the ordian-tion speech.

Other participants were the Rev. John Chesney, Pastor of the United Methodis t Church of T i c o n d e r o g a ; R e v . Timothy Dykstra, co-pastor of the Crown Point and Chilson Protestant c h u r c h e s ; t h e R e v . R o n a l d K u r t z , a r e a minister of the Eastern area of the New York C o n f e r e n c e U n i t e d Church of Christ, the Rev. Lawerence Wholly, Jr., Moderator of the Essex Association of the New York Conferece United Church of Christ.

The Rev. Bryson Smith, A d i r o n d a c k D i s t r i c t Superintendent of the United ^fethpdist Con­ference, accompanied by his_ w i f e , M e l b a , /of Saratoga,, was among the

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Deacons of the FJrst-Congregationai Church,' U .C.C. who assisted^were Gilbert Barker, Charles Harrington and Gregg' Trask.

P a t r i c i a l B e n n e t t -\, Dykstra was escorted' to > the base,of the pulpet by a '

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Patricia B . Dykstra was ' presented with a White * S t o l e . She , was also

presented with an arm bouquet of pink carna­

t i o n s . She later received a purse o f money from her .relatives and friends, and was congratulated on her achievement.

v< X A Communion Service -iwas conducted as part of

'"the ordination, service. Special songs were sung during the afternoon.

A reception and social time followed the service.

„'This was held on the f church p o r c h w h e r e cookies and punch were served. Mrs. Joyce Barker

. presided at the punch bowl .

Tammy Harper In a Cast Tammy Harper who

was a patient in a hospital in Schenectady to have a cast placed on her back, is back in schoo l . She became 13 years old while hospitalized. She has to wear the cast for a few m o n t h s . She is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Elmar Harper, Jr.

Mrs. Bevins Recovering Mrs. Berjha Bevins is

convalescing at her home. She was in the Moses Ludington Hospital for several days.

Mrs. Barnett Takes a Spill

Mrs. Maude Barnett fell at her home and is in St. Peter's Hospital in Albarty.

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: Ttthmy B e n e d i c t of Ti|i)nderbga, formerly of Ctown <P6int, and, Jim Murray' of Middiebury, VT have ' purchased the Crown Point Trading Post on. Indian Ridge in town andTplan to open i t for business at the end of this month. Dick Gerald of town plans to help them w h e n they o p e n . ' A private party was held there on Friday evening to celebrate Joyce Barker's birthday.

Mrs. Skinner Hurt Mrs. Elizabeth Skinner

had the misfortune t o fall at her home on May 6th. She received a severe fracture to her right ankle. She was taken to the Porter Hospital by their ambulance and the bone was wired together and her foot and leg plac­ed in a cast. She returned home within three days.

Hobby Club to Meet The May 19th meeting

of the Tuesday Hobby Club will meet at the home of Mrs. Esther Waner. A 1 o'c lock dessert will be served, follwed by the meeting.

Sympathy Extended . Interment for Rolland

Rafferty was held in the Ironville Cemetery on Monday, May 11th. Sym-pathy is extended to his family. He was a borther t o Howard Rafferty of Crown Point.

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