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.i-Mll^Uast week, we told you sofae-' ^^pin^'iabovLt Jill's experiences ^$4' *he Peace Corps and will can-\;$Mftue with a few items aibemt ' | |§er assigned country, Afghan}}-. $g§|&.n, in Central Asia. '2|pf This is a completely agricul-v^pial society widi the feudal
"(^stem of land ownership. All ."•production is by hand with the ,$tielp of oxen and wooden plows. ." Wheat and rice are the major
crops, and the women are expected to do ail the harvesting. The fare is simple with rice and tea as their prime commodities. Mutton is used and an occasional quail is considered a delicacy. There is an abundance of finxit (60 varieties of grapes) and nuts.
i The people of Afghani live a.t a. subsistence levejgphiere >is a iot of malnutrition j | i | , no starvation. Mud'Jbujs a ^ | | e i r ; homes witih no . electaricity|5 nib running water and~the caa&j&$ is done on open fires outsitc}^1
the huts with coarse wheat h r e j | | baked Lrt mud ovens. There a$g; a few wells but most ^ . t h e wSff etir is carried from the sjfeaimsj.y.
There is little sugar "find wot. liquor or cigarettes. Th^inaitivesl.' grow tobacco wbich thefesmok^ from a "water pipe." FlSljjiry to describe this: There is a v^fee-like contaiiner, half filled withf|yater, and a bowl on top of tlf^con-tainer which holds tobacco.iThis tobacco is ignited and the smoker inhales from a long sjjbm which is inserted into the bcwwl.
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•JRjEME: Boirrov^ oiie super-siz€^l pfUneh Dpwil. Poxlr in on« bouM!
pletiely dttfererAt;. 8o>r instaince, h>jf ruin,;orife bpttle-of g in, on | | bottle of Irish v#;hisk^y, one bot? tie oif Scotch, and a bottle of]
the woment^e not i6^;K» workj they aire ^feictly coiifinm "to1
householdfeespon^b^Utiisr: Var^ few AsianMomen ^e.eQiqftiurag-ed to acoemit a public role in, society; American women are really privilegld to a greast -deal- of freedom ^mpared to the women of AsraL
Jill fe^s that we could all learn a Jpt by understanding their wa|?of life. T h e Mfaim»ly" is not ju | t die parenits and their childrenpjut includes the brouV ers, sist#s, aunts, uncles, nieces, nephews'' grandparents and grandcmldren. They join together th work and play. Theirs is a simple life; their enjoyment^ conies ffom their closeness ito nature, |from dancing and sing^ ing, piqiics and most fun of all —story telling.
li really sounds like a relaxed, ea«)f way to live, don't you agree? »
Senior Citizens Party T h e Ticonderoga Senior Cit
izens O ^ i b will have a Chris tmas party on Tuesday, Dec. 15di ait 5:30 at 'the Civic Center . Each member is 'to br ing a gift few-exchange. Enter ta inment will follow a covered dish supper.
• • • College Club Party
T h e annual Christmas party and exchange of gifts for the Ticonderoga College Club will take place at their meeting which will be held on Thursday, Dec. 17, 8 p. m. at 'the home of Mrs. H u g h Gunnison in Crown Point .
Mrs.Melen Howard will show [tdesdbf her trip to EnglaHcrr
are asked to please change of meeting date .
• • • Ski Club Party
I t was the one of the best parties I fever attended! T h a t was expressed by a member of .die Rlack" Watch Highlanders Ski Club ,-who at tended the fondue party-held last Saturday evening at t h e home of Mr. and Mrs.
evening, D#i 17, itf the X pi C, •rooms, starting ^ S p n t Mto-bers are asiked (x> brings a f l gift iBor exchange anid a gift for^ehe Sisters of St Jo&ephTand the Sisters of Atonement oF <3rpwri Point. i
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Sunday <eyemng, Dec 13— a dwte to rerneriib^rl Tjte jOhor dial-Aires Will present a "Chonistimias Sing' nt the IVt^tho-ddst Chiuroh social luatl Not only will you heajr selections, by tjheir own chorus and the C t a m plaainers but arrangements also by a ladies quartette, MThe Four-Get Me-Nots the !Vf«tho* dist M«ns Quartet; and the OiordialTots a young child rens chorus
There will be a Christinas ''sing-a-long" and., g. bulfet o£j
her. A4<i a" Mf3i dt hitters, aSpunch and cookies, A sca/s^ja^ twist o£fresh lemon, a few bolly-heMies for color and a chunk of ioe, frozen info the shaipe of an iiee cube. Stir and serve well-chilled. If you, and your guests are not in OJhe Christmas spirit after a few*; cups of this, you just don't have the right attitude. Cheers!
• • • Family Night
On Sunday evening, Dec. 20, the annual Family Night Christmas program of the First Uniit-ed Methodist Church will be held in Fellowship Hall. A cav-
disifTsuipper will, be held at 5 p. m. and each family is asked to bring a generous covered dish of food to share and their own table setting. Dessert and beverages will be furnished.
A pageant will be presented following the supper with members of nhe church school making up the cast. The Carolers and Youth Choirs will render selections. The program is direct
atxiission charge of 50c for adults? •find 2r>c to r children is •asked. 1 * » » '/• Shop Lifting .-•I'Did you ever watch a person
d & n g a Bit of shoplifting? I had die experience on a recent daty in o n e of OUT local stores ariid it was really weird. T h e person involved knew that I 'had seen the ac t and kept an eagle eye on me, as if I was the guil ty party. Every t ime I would go from one aisle to another 1 would run into this same person and I wonder just how m u c h Christinas shopping this party accomplished on t h a t day?
LaPointe . has a few days with
Chiistopher been i|>ending his grandparents, Mr. a n d >Irs. Sully Vlarnell while his parents, Mr. and Mrs. John LaPoinite and son Miichael are visiting in New York City.
Mr. and Mrs. Marnel l and son ed by Mrs. Willis Trombley, Thomas a re also en ter ta in ing Miiss Norma Strong and Mrs. Miiss .Nfairia Daniels of Hun t ing -Ray W. El lor, Jr.
Historical Society T h e monthly meet ing of the
Ticonderoga Historical Society will be held on Monday evening, Dec. 14, and a special treat is in store for those w h o attend.
T h e meeting will be held at the Planetar ium at Ticonderoga High School where David R u t -kow&ki, director, will present a P*Pgrarri a(|f -the Christmas S,tar. Members desiring *ransporta-, tion for tin's special meet ing are asked to contact Mrs. Sherman Balding, 585-7727 or Mrs. J o h n McCaughin, 585-7396.
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C. D. A . Party T h e annual Christmas par ty
for members of St. Mary's Count, Cathol ic Daughters of America, will take place on Thursday
Miiss .vraria Daniels of Hun t ing ton, Long Island.
• • • Food Sale
A food sale, sponsored by Court St. Mary's, Catholic Daughters of America, will b e held on Saturday, Dec. 12 at Newberry's store. T h e sale will comirnen.ee at 10 a. m. and cont i n u e until all food is sold. For
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SAVE THAT TRJEE! Don't lOhrow away your Chrdstimas tree. Branches of used Christinas trees can protect other plants ifirom. "wrinter-burn."
Woodchips from the trees can be used for .mulching on evergreens and such planus as boxwood, roses and holly.
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Garcfen tools do not sound vary romantic as Chrisitmas gifts, but if you choose them wtrth care amd-buy high quality ones you'll be..;d|jiing a gardening .friend a fajVOTl In. the mJedium price rangfe-' are such conveniences as eile^ct|fc hedge-clipjiers and lawn
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Christmas music is fre-qii|i|fly played too early in the scaSfitti—-also too often aiid at in-
iate times- and places. A , :*•.,,-.. to eincouFage gdod taste woM<|!be a worthy e£fort for amy di$0- group.
fcjRY PILLOWS for tough litSfeisidlows: There's nochamg t ^jighike the feel of £uirTtt>:stiir
w ^ ^ h in even the ttnighest ila,tSi^j|iiys. Cover pillowy in rfaike fuM^aSS you'll have a Meild for
..f^g&es with any type decor oif|0^r:roo(ms and makes a won de^pCihnstinas* gik idea You nxipSay inexpensive pillows or usMlfqJies that have out-lived fih^^vers.
^ ^ p r miake a. slipcover type w4ip^*4ipper on one end, or d yc||!jda!&'t sew or don t want to sj3|Ws|v*hait tniu^h tune, sumply h|Sp|siSw tlhe 'fur cloth to the
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,&f i |p : ; celebftaitang Christmas J ^ ^ l l ' t h e fiiskciiirector of tihe
'S^ffi||£ensiingt|rn Maselim and i«! l l$ l* 'he cofriiaai&&idned John
;|^loirs]ey tc? design a card "ut«sit drew & /typical dun
,-^j^Jk a n |d 1*000 copies were IfTO^tiphed aind hand-toted
of the catrds were mail ^ lends -of <361e T h e rest
' ^ M i i p r e d for1;'s«ile iia a Lon ,i,ia2^MMix No;^We seeined to
Mifpait a lbip business ihad « p i u n c h e d % thus siihple *'* ®f thoughifcQilneBs The
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Mrs - i^ ley^Vidtei r is and daughter JiB are spending a few daiys an Petewb«unaf, N V^ a t the homB"o£ Mr and Mrs EMvid Bfovla^d and their nflfan't son^ bornJJecejnDer o Mn? Pfovland is the |onujer^M.\ss.C>aW)l •Vickeiss df Ticoodecoga
v * * * Food Sale- Bazaar
There's stdf- time today umi ?11 "daf tomorrow from 9 to 5 p m to visit- ' dre^faod^sale^aTtet Qhristmas Ba2aar which is be lng. held hy; the Tpiscopal Ghurchwomen at Wilcox^s Store
Baked foods Cln isitmas wreaths, irrang^ipents, greens, apripns, chlldreti's.: sets, toys, pa~ ^j^backs, fancy articles and hahidwork will be available and •the pulblic is cordially invited t o stop an.
» * # Rosary Meeting
St. Mary's Altar and Rosary Society will hold their regular monthly meeting on Monday evening, Dec. 14th in St. Mary's Hall starting at 7:30 p. m. All members are requested to bring an exchange gift for the grab bag.
Hosteses will be Mrs. Alice Arthur, Mrs^-Emily Osier, Mrs. Florence Osier and Mrs. Anna DeRosia.
• • • Recent guests at the home of
Mrs. H. G. Burleigh were Mr. amd Mrs. T h o m a s Rurleigh ol Tar ry town, N. Y. and Mr. and Mrs. Michael McDonald and family of Clinton, N. Y.
• * * Mr. and Mrs . Stanley Wojcik
and Mr. a n d Mrs. fames T . Rya n spent Sunday in Scheneotadv where they visited Mr. and Mrs. Michael J . Ryan and sons and were d inne r guests of Mr. and Mrs. Leo Palmer Sr. and Mi and Mrs. Leo Palmer, Jr . ami daughter .
• • • Hospitality Shop
Need stocking -sniffers? Small gifts? I was invited to visit the Hospitality Shop at the Moses Ludington Hospital last Sunday aiitemoon to see the Christinas items for sale and it was time well spent.
l^ot^only^ajce^tihey most attractive but inexpensive as well. There is a largfe selection of or iginal arrangements, toys, shocking sniffers, jewelry and many other items too numerous to list. This shop is maintained by die Women's~Auxiliary of the Moses Ludington Hospital and is open everyday during hospital visiting hours: 12:30 to 3 p . m. and 6:30 to 8 p. m.
Stop •in-^yotr'll be glad you did!
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fcat, ^ a d e of tfie"6«oe ^ f ^ t S l e r i 3 w e r « u e e fiUen, Sel her gown and covered yfoth matching lace and in , _H. r attached to a triple .tier ehajJel length veil of.frenGh iIl«siK)i^ She «amed a bouquet o l white roses wath ijed sweedieaiit'p^cses m t^ie center *
The maid of horior was- Aftne Maltdis, sister at thelwide^whb was 'wearing a full length gowti of blue iridescent brocade, sint Wfer -to die bidders gown, "fflpet" Aead piece | t^as of "hjlue * r t ' '
sn Oov ;gteen Bowers with ItxJyal os rT... feather tips attached to 4he *M-' line veiling. Her b^dSjuet
Uf>hers^ere,?3B»iio2! G*esen/Sel Jtwfe 6 a ^ Olcott, Mojiahj ?nd
WoptL from 'Tupper Istfe . Following; thf h*#^ge *«*•.
mony, a wedding a#pg>Moi(i «9* held at Masons Restauiallt at Tupper Lake, The couple JTeff. for a wedding1 trip? through? the1
New England states w^ ^ e makimg their home at Tieotidei-oga. ^ 5.
The brade 1* a graduate? of ' ' 1 '—1 •»,—
_ M a r y s jC|ementary School m Tjoatideroga. M r Genier is a gradua te of Clarkson College of TfJf^chnology in Tune of 1^69 and us" the project engineer, for the V t e r n a u o n a l Pa | ie r Ckptpanjy a t Ticonderoga *• T h e organist f 01 the weddang was Mrs Ajhce Reandeau and the soloist Mrs Judi th Deforest
Munn - Brooks
T h e / w&lding; of Mrs. Mercer 'BSrooks and S.-Sgt. _^ , ert Mv Minn , Jr. took place in die Old BaseCihapel.at Plaitts-bufrgh Air Force »a|e ©0 N ^ s emiber 2.8th. The double ring ceremony was performed ;t»y
T h e bride is the da,ught^ie|| Mirs. Mabel Mercer of Port "*""'
*y aind fames Mer.cer of Clear i»ta|er. Florida. Mr. and Mrs. ^ I j e r t M. Munn, Sr. of Oak-dsttJe, Connecticut are the parents'of the grooto. . Miiss Clail Croniie of Peru •was maid of honor ami best man was Pjactsburgh Air Forte Base
After the ceremony a reception was held at the home of Che bride. Guests attended from
Pit tsburgh, Port Henry^ Qtown Point, and Oakciale, Connecticut. ' *
The bride is amplc^M* at Montgomery Ward m IMatts-burgh and^the bridiegroom is serving In Che United States Air
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Onown Point: Earl LaFoun-terih, Darlene Rice, MildTed Stanton, Pamela Spaulding, Pat-ricia Clark.
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Troop 164 By Annette Connors
Girl Scout Troop No. 164 started die month of -Novemibef; with iHivestitwe for Bew Jainiot'< Scouts. We had a pauty 4x» cele-' bnite and enjoyed cookies,; punch and cupcakes.
Next, we -started making toys for die Methodist Church nursery school boys and girls. Wei made dolls, .trucks, trains, banks, drums and so on. )
On Tbursday, Dec. 3, each girl got 3 Girl Scout Calendars to sell. Also on diis day, we received our registration cards. Saturday, Dec. 5, we took part in die Christmas Parade and used die theane "Joy to the World." We dressed in ski suits and wore hats from diikirent lands and carried candles.
At present, we are going to - . - . . - v ^ - . . wrap the toys for the chur th and PocketU-: Mary Donovan. Lisa 1 ^ d e c o m t e t h e ^.fereiia at Mat raw^Verpon Slater, Andrew Y o u ( h 0^^ w h e r e all ol our Gh'arette, Mat thew LaBoumty, Mafi LaDuke, Mrs. Peter Besset te a n d infant son, Mrs. Patrick
meetings are held.
Troop VJi
By Mary Kissel «OMMaery. and infant son, Greta *R<i!SV ]<ihn Fleury, Mina Mor-
h o u s ^ ^ e v i e ^ e Taylon Frap-, T«e«l»y.
<*•• &°& W a l ' t e r C a r P e n t A ' l N o v . 24. the girls of Troop 193 had a Court of Awards Meeting Rfotgan -Chester.
J ^ j n e a d l l c j **««- riuaFne SUSV enson a n d infant daaighter. ,. .Hague : Henry Washburn .
I*ort Henry: Mrs. Edward j£jmg and infant daughter . '(fjfciu&i Schroon: R o n n i e Howe,
* .<3emons: Frank Barber, Jr . ' VpUtnain: Rene Hamel .
'Silver Bay: Ger t rude MacDou-
*-ljiiosfl$^Ludington Hospital ^Tj5E, a son, born Dec. 1 to
Mrs. Daniel Rice of Qrawn Point. ' ' '^ONiN^RY, a son, born Dec % tp Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Con-pery oJ Ticdnderoga.
BIMET'TE, a son, born Dec, 3;"t9 M/r. and Mrs. Peter Bessette o^^TSoondefqga.
^SPItlliaWNG, a son, bom -Dec. % to Mr. and Mrs. Richard
% Spa;uiaihg Of Crown Point
[Nijrth Adams> MMs, H<J>VLAJND: A sOri, horn to
Mr. aiid Mrs. David Hovlaiid of Petei^ujg, N. Y., Sunday, De-oeaiiiwI^B,' at the North Adams
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A t this meeting the girb receive d the badges they have earned.
At die Christmas Parade on Dec. 5, T r o o p 193 made four individual floats. Each float had a symbol of the Christmas season. After die parade our t roop helped decorate die library for Christmas.
On Moo., Dec. 7 we went to t h e Planetar ium. We saw die story of T h e S t i r of Bedilehem. W e had a very nice time.
SCHOpL MENUS ST. MARYS SCHOOL
Monday: Hot dog oil roM, buttered spinach, fruit cup, milk.
Tuesday: Spanish rice, carrot1
slacks, rolls and butter, peanut butter cooUies. milk.
Wednesday: Goulash, lettjitcie salad'with Jtalian dressing^ £<*Hs and butter,! jello widi or wit&mit! topping, milk.
Thursday: B^ked chicken,: rice supreme, buttered peas.^tttfls atnd. butter, cranberry jelly, iet cream, .milk. ' *,
Friday: Soup, peanut bujtiter or Aeese sandwiches, brownies, •milk.
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