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Member® of €&ar r St. Mary's Catholic Daughters arereminded that U»e monthly business meeting will be held da Jan, 24 in theK of

-C Rooms. All are urged to attend.

Sages W " J is a 6" by l-,i#*\white iH<£ escent strip across the width of the fabric.

The spots are oji sale for 53 cents apiece* To buy tbe i|ot %»ts contact any mfembf? of the Emergency S^uad Auxiliary or

Airman John P. Blanchard, ion D - . *l» /"* -» » » «* of Mr. and Mrs. Paul S, Man- BQ*n V O f 99j, chard of 319 Amherst Av»., Tl-conderoga, has graduated at La* ckland AFB, Tex., from theUA Air Force communlcatiora eq­uipment repairman course con­ducted by the Air Training Com­mand.

The airman, wbowastrainedheo operate anfi repair specialized communications equipment,''-;1S b^inf assigrteo! w McG«4re AF% H»*f.r,for duty with a unit of the

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Ticonderoga, Percy Rcryce, Tf» ! /$#«.» i /HBfi eonderoga, Diana Masse, Cr- o ~ own Point, Catherine Montbrland, Admission*

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Black Watch Chapter order <* - , of DeMolay in Ticonderoga are any Squad men have a membership drive at this The Hot Spats, wilt be on sale time. They are planningan',dp- at die Grand Unlc^njday, Jfm. en House" on Thursday, Jan. 23, from 10 A ^ .& Sq-'vdoiw 24» at 7 P.M. at die Masonic They wJH be cw $«fe;te Aw^l-Temple in Ticonderoga. Young iary members ^f»eJSMe«ank men of any religion, ages 13 of Albany? on ' fhj&Scf^Jajk % through 21 are eligible to join.frenv/to 6 P.J^r•" ; . ^ "

-Wuv and wti&^M^^Sfsivfx^

Any parent or young man thaj is interested, a s * a.iteMatay member or call Robert Fregon, .the Master Councilor at 585-7928.

Young men fromElizabethcown Por t Henry, Crown Point Hague, and Putnam are welcome.

The regular monthly meeting of die Ticonderoga Historical Soci­ety will be held on Monday, Jan. 2.8, at 8 P.M., at the Hancock Building, Montcalm Street.

The program m be held is the same program mat was sched­uled for last month and was can­celled. It is entitled "Early Medicine" and covers die period from the Revolution through die 1800 s .

Refreshments will be served, and the public is urged to attend.

The members of the Ticonder­oga Church of die Cross have asked all area residents to make a note on dieir calendars for some good eating during the month of February.

The date is Tuesday, Feb. 26, and the event is a pancake supper to be held in die Par ish House.

There will be more details in the coming weeks but put diis good eating date on your calendars.

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Ticonderoga, Gertrude Abare, Ticonderoga, Helen Moore, Put­nam Station, Bonnie Sharrow, Ti­conderoga

Ma/tha French, Mlnevlllet VidVNappv, Weetport, Suiaraie Whittemore, Lewis, Edward Breen, Port Henry, Isabelle Drinkwine, Wilbboro, Curtis Collins, Willsboro, LuellaSmith Morjah, Bermce Patnode, Upper Jay . Discharges

Sharon Wflsor£ Mineville,, Gladys Brown, Moriah, Mary Ruger, Port Henry, Loretta Blanchard, Elizabethtown, Mar-jorfe MeCourt, Keene, Frank

at the Gra^dltoion^ketiibm 10 A.M. until sold oue.

The monies from* this; be used by die Airx&a^yfdptheir/ various fund programs.

Orders for safety Hot ;$pbW will- also be taken at this sale.

Discharges Charles Holman, Ticonderoga,

Harriet Harrington, Ticonder­oga, Rachel Hargett, Mineville, Linda Ives & Baby Girl, Tfcon-deroga, Duane Land, Crown Po­int, Charles Moore, Ticonderoga, Florence Howe &BabyGirl, Olm-stedvtlle, Pamela King & Baby . . - „ . . , Girl, Port Henry, Raymond Da- Coldber^ New Russia, Ethel vis, Ticonderoga, James Anauo £*Wt Lew*, DavW Sayward, Blue Ridge, Dennis Perry, \Wk Es&tx>^ ¥*%* Moynan, WilK-therbee, Harry HaHTiconderoga. ,5°5^.Ea8 ie

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Jewel Gandron, Ticonderoga, phyl'»? Bashaw, Keesevijle, Ar-Marie VVhalen, Ticonderoga, Ma- teigh Hood, Lewis. Lois Hoffnag-non TuthUL Crown Point John le,-Wulsl»ro, Susanne Whute-Bulger, Crown Point; WiUiam more, Lewis, Stella Fay Pieree, Belden, Ticonderoga, Gena Li- we«$tfldrti, Viola LaMere* North Ihbridge, Crown Point; Maureen Hudson. > * -., Stacy & Baby Girl, Ticonderoga,

\\ - Theresa Flack, Ticonderoga,An- Gur\n\f\Q tO b e w*»^t.'war. aiw ivirsj- Roberftos- na Aunchman, Ticonderoga, Kr4^ T _ " " " **, Jr^9^; i ^ i s ^ | c b n « e r o g a v ^ announce the K ^ ^ S ^ ^ T N o - « J U W R © P .

^w-^-^ement ofv their dauBhter.' ndaMcCarthy, Ticonderoga, Ca- , ^ R. Stephen faw» son of r m , r i e F o $ c o ' Ticonderoga, Ra- .John J. qwiningi.oJf the Gun-Mrs; Holland Yaw.Ti- y m o n d Wmwom*. ticonderoga, .ning Agency/ Inc. Tieonderoga

-&* \ Peggy Munsoi Ticonderoga, Bi- insurance agency has beennamed

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The Sophomores of Ticon­deroga High School a re holding a dime-a-dip supper in the school cafeteria on February 6di, at 5 P.M. The students of the class wUl be providing die dishes of many different kinds, and all who wish to attend are invited.

z ^ o n s had exh^its;a^diemeet-ing . - - ;•;•' '..iVtfxiZi'

Among d?e ;bih>r speakers at the event were former Secretary of Interior Stewart Udail CBS- « ^ TV White House Correspondent I M A f ' O C Dan Ramer, John A. «iU of me p ^ " - ^ ^ Federal Energy Office and Asaph Hall of the U.S. Department of Transportation.

ane 'Masse , Crowm. Point; Mary to the No-Fault Speakers Buf-Pe r i a Hague igau ot m e New York State^Ass-

ociation of Insurance Agents, Inc. R . Representing nearly 10,000 in-tZT?! -.A ««r.. surance agents across the state,

January 14, 1974 . TOe w ^ m ] i a $ t organized a Rahv r i r i m Mr X, M » p n ^ r Speakers Bureau with designated mn Stacy T ^ c S e r o i f * s p e a l t e r s m *»«** « W o f * e ton stacy, nconaeroga ^ ^ T h e y Wff jayaiiable to

Decoupage, Needlecxaft, Knitting, (

Crocheting, Needlepoint, Crmmel

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AHN S. GAUL^ Instructor 43H—t—w- *P . . i «^ 341 i,aie George avenue. TiconderBge, IfewTorit

Phone f85-7713 for infortwrtioa

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Moses Ludittgton HosMffilj Ticonderoga; N. Y . , ' = ,f 1-7-74 - 1-14-74 . ,?

The Lake George Park Com­mission reports die Lake George water level readingqn the Rogers Rock gauge at 3.63 feet on Friday, January 18.

The Senior Citizens of T i ­conderoga held their monthly s o ­cial evening on Tuesday, Jan. 15. Many thanks to all the members who donated the food diat was served and enjoyed by all, and to all the ladies who so generously helped out in the kitchen. The next meeting of the club will be held on Tuesday, Feb. 5 at 7:30 P.M. in the Club rooms at the civic center.

During^tbe month of February, it is t he^^mSI ujg cjhib M a t -tract newmembers . 'Since this is a local club, free of all dues, we wish to invite the senior citizens who a re interested to come and join us .

For furdier information, call Mrs. Genevieve Boyce at 585-6130.

Mark Moran, Black Point Road, Ticonderoga, has been accep­ted for admission in February to the State University Agricultural and Technical College at Delhi. He will study Horticulture.

Mark graduated from Ticon­deroga High School, Class of 1973 and is the son of Mr. and Mrs . Martin Moran.

Delhi College , one of the State University's colleges, offers degrees in the Associate of Ap­plied Science in Business Man­agement, Agriculture, Engineer­ing Technologies, and Hotel, Restaurant and Food Services Management, a transfer A.S. deg­ree in Engineering Science, and a University Parallel transfer A.A. degree in Liberal Arts.

Tom Bigelow, son of Mr. and Mrs . Galen E. Bigelow, Pinnac­le Street, Ticonderoga has been named to the Dean's List at P l -attsburgh State College.

He had an average of 4.0 for the last marking period.

Tom is a 1971 graduate of Ticonderoga Central School and he Is majoring in Fine Arts at the college.

Admissions -.'' . • - ysf

William Belden, Ticopderoga, Joseph De Lorm, Ticonderoga, Maureen Stacey, Ticoiideroga, Dennis Perry, Witherbee£ James Anauo, Blue Ridge, Brenda Mc-Cardiy, Ticonderoga, Raymond Davis, Ticonderoga, Peggy Mun-son, Ticonderoga, Patric O'Con-

School Highlights

The English Comprehensive Regents Examination! is sched­uled for Friday morning, Jan. 25. Some 60 Seniors at Ticon­deroga Central High School have elected to take die exam­ination. The Regents examina­tion is diree hours long and will occupy those involved from the s tar t of school to die lunch hour.

The Comprehensive English John Carr, son of MT; and Mrs?5- Regents-examination is one of die

John Carr, Sr., Box 302, Ticon- qualifying -examinations for die deroga, participated in capping Regents endorsement of die high ceremonies Jan. 13, at Champlain school diploma. No students may Valley Physicians Hospital Med- obtain a Regents endorsementon

in Maurice Babcock and Antoin­ette 0 Bryan, representing sec­ond year students being selected the King and Queen for die year.

Rev. Albert Salmon, who had been invited to attend as the

guest speaker was unable to at­tend. High school principal John Herbert assisted in the cere­monies in F a t h e r ^ §a|mon's

tfext'lffliett on Feb. 20.

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The Auxiliary Ticonderoga Emergency Squad has begun a sale this week of Hot Spots for die safety of area children while going to dieir buses in the morn­ing or playing in die early even­ing hours.

Hot spots are reflective arm bands which can be used by young and old alike for their protection. The shiny pieces of material are 4 ' by 8 ' widi a 5 ' elastic band. In die middle of the band there

ical Center school of Nursing. Capping is a traditional c e r e ­

mony in schools of nursing. For many it symbolizes the end of the ' 'probie' ' period for die young nursing student For the male student, the "chevrons" act as his hallmark.

Carr will continue widi his

his local diploma unless he pass­es diis examination widi a mini­mum grade of 65.

The Jan. meeting of die French Club, under the direction of Mrs. Juliann M. Grandchamp, teacher

, , .. and advisor, was held on Jan. 17. freshman year studies which cen- ^ g m a i n purpose of me meeting ter around die basic natural and social sciences with increased emphasis on clinical nursing. In June he will enjoy a typical June through September vacation and return to school in September to continue his nursing studies.

ESSEX Fri, Sat, Sun, Jan. 25-27 DOUBLE FEATURE

One complete at 7:30 p.m.

"LET THE' GOOD TIMES t{OLL" IM; : •: a full length feature fi lm multi-screen re-creation of the50 's

was to celebrate "Le jour des Rois , die Day of Kings or die 12th day of Christmas, at which time French families have an ev-^ ening party where refreshments and a special cake called "uneq-lette ' is served.

In die special cake a token is baked. If die token is found by a young man, he becomes die king and selects his Queen. Mrs . Grandchamp has celebrated mis occasion each year with die mem­bers- of die -French Club.

The mysterious disappearance of die token diis year resulted

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tit ^don of*f i>^ BttfWi, Sco*- Ooflimunw Buamng tonight, Wednesday, Jan. 23 at 8P.M. t h e m Wbers of the hand are from left tfeh and /&»****«» fiadte tunes i0™ McCJreesh, Joan I'eltorv J4mT«}be^man,Standing,BillSpfn^e and Andy Science. This group is * - -—»--<-—^*i"»—- the second m a series ofrtrograms of me Ticonderoga Folk Music Concert Series. Tickets WUl he

on sale at the door tor $2, t - - "~ " i " r* ^ well as conteropffrary " gs f

TUESDAY MORNING CUPJLEAGDp

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Jf The baiid*p»ei«a»esinBBg^Wk Country Dancing, acombicatjton of dance fwms^ including die contra, longWWS, .circle -and. Quadrille, W!!mPN&i®a*X~'$0~ nihly courtaTfdan$s* h\ *eFAl-Tjlmy area (where they're from) and in*Glen$ Falls, •'tteyjhave. nerformed «t Fox Hollow Festi­val in Petersburg, in addition to various: coffeehouses' and conce­rts. TJrif paw summer jtheir album wag rele^sea oh the Front Hall Label.

Admission to the concert will r-^.y E i s - _ .

Donuts, Pop Tarts, Coffee Pots,

Bowling .Scares

^HCHAlt^F, «toowlwrt,f%l*a» radox, died Jan, 15 at his home.

He was a retired jowrneymaji lineman of the thiefnational bro­therhood of Fiectf IdM Worfee s jL,pcal l?49 of%f|«i!ste,; jfle was a member of the TieoP#roga Elks Lodge 1492 and acommuni-capt of 0ur Ladyof Lourdes Chu-rch, Schroon Lake.

Sirvivors include his wife Cor-rhte,1 a son, Michael, hig mother Mrs, Emma Khowlton, Parados, two brothers, Harry, Providence, B. L, and Larry, Catskill, two sisters, Mrs. Emel LaRoc^ Pa­radox and Mrs. Jeannie Caldwell, Scotia, and severalnieces and ne­phews.

A Mass of Ressurection was held on Jan. 18 at Our Lady of Lourdes Church, Schroon Lake,

Interment will be in Schroon River Cemetery in die spring.

Knoll Cemetery, Putnam, in die s|«?$ng ^wim^jUhpiad- HServfee.

more Frederick Vfllmore, ^6, of

Hoicomb; Avenue, "Keoaderoga, died unexpectedly on Jan. 19 at the Moses Ludington Hospital.

Mr. VUlmore was. die Ticon?* -deroga Water Commissioner Cor 26 years and had served as town superintendent as well. He was

a member of the Knights of ©** lumbus ahd the Elks Club.

Surviving are his wife, fimflle, «ne son, Merrill, a daughter, Mrs.~Naney Burrls, Sflree^oad, wo sisters, Kaw%ier and Lau­ra Hail andtwograndsohssaid several nieces and nephews.

Services were heldon die even-tog of Jan; 20 at die Connery and Sons Funeral Home inTicondej*-

'dgfti'-.' ; ' . . ', Interment will be in die Sacred

Heart Cemetery to die spring,.

in Lloyd W. Dedrick, 82, Lake

Road, Putnam died on Jan. 15 in

the Moses Ludington Hospital. He i s survived Iff hi* wtfe,

Bessie, three daughters, Mr*. Ida Stark, Putnam, Mm* Ono Ottenburgh Sr., Clemens and Mrs, LaVerne Bishop, Hover PI* ains, one son* - Rodney, P^mani and 16 grandchildrea akd several great ^raidchfldrea. ; . '

Funeral services were held on Jan. 18. Tha Rev. Ftoyd Freed , Paaior of dts Log Chcnol, Put­nam and die Rev. Robert Capsn, Pastor of the V/esylan Ctnirch, Ticonderoga officiated.

Interment will be in Meadow Knoll Cemetery in die Spring.

Funeral arrangements were under die direction of die Wil­cox & Regan Funeral Chapel.

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High Triple of Week, Mary Moore, 482; High single of week, Margaret Cooper, 182.

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sentediW eoifcert % guitarist Mieha#a^ey*pHe was recei­ved with^naves by tinse who at­tended die; event. It is expected that the-StrlngBand will be as enjoyable,, as me one manshow^

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Veterans behefim,%likeeduca-. fits. in«y re available at the donal^sistance,' compensation' local; counseling center of die New or pension for disability or deam, York State Division of Veterans' burialiallowanees, andproceeds Affairs located at die Court Ho-ftomjGJ- insurance are taxable; use Annex,' Elizabetiitown, New

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Hi Team Series: Cubs 2637, Gil­bo ' s 2614, Phyl's Coffee Shop .2590. Hi Team Games: Phyl 's Coffee Shop 922, Checkmates 919, Cubs 904

md Hi Series: J . Rancour 533, B. Dragoon 509, N. Mandy 491

Ind. Hi Games: J . McLughlin 221, B . Dragoon 193-173, J . Ran­cour 191-189, M.Gagnonl88-175

Miss Elizabedi Paterson, 87 Of Hewlett, L. L died Wednesday Jan. 16, in aPresbyterj&BHctepi-ta l in Hewlett.

Miss Paterson was well known in Putnam where she vacationed each summer widi relatives.

An ardent worker in die P r e s ­byterian church she attended die Silver Bay Association for many years as a delegate. She taught school the greater part of her l i ­fe in The Hewlett schools.

Survivors include diree s i s ­t e r s , Miss Gladys Paterson, Hewlett, with whom she lived, Mrs . Irene Francisco, Hewlett, Mrs . Florence Jolly, Los Ang­eles, CaL also several cousins.

Funeral services were held Jan. 19 at 11 a.m. in the Pres ­byterian Church, Hewlett.

Interment will be in Meadow

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