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TICONDEROGfi SENTINEL THURSDflY. FEBHUflBY 16.19S0
struction with Dot Hoy* as teacher.!
Miss Ljndsey is the faculty advisor Tahawus Sportsmen's Show
Here and There for Hi/is sport.
Mills is spending the va-
Jean
with
. . . that beautiful cocker Caldwell. April 1,2 To Feature 'Hermit'
Mrs, Hedwige
spaniel,
Schroon Lake there was no need for a Tony! said for TAHAWUS — Plans «t» underway spin casters, hill-billy band, tree fall- Sorry To Do It Folks
_;er
'Lucy," was bathed
today,
Jean
the
second
Tahawus! ing
wood
and
competitions,
annual
sawing
held
to bf
"Sporty",
Satur- and
Music.' day
and Sunday,
at Miss Ruth Gillings loves her work Sportsmen's Show April 1 and 2. All More than the sportsman's down.
thirty
will/
exhibitors
ithe
for
Eastman
School
She enjoys studying Italian- She and indications point to an even larger participate in* the show, Mr. Kl l
fz&==Z5==£*Fzz5==z BY ALETHA H A L E Y - - ^ three other freshmen were chosen to event than the highly successful pro- reported. Among, them will be Stts
Schroon Lake, Sunday, Feb. 12 — 10ne that sing for an assembly program. Quite gram of last year, Thomas J. Kelly, ser's Sport Shop, the New York State
lops real
JBoys Scout Week here in town was To #3F*l nrn n home Americans. an honor for a freshman. Committe Secretary of the Tahawus Conservation Department, the Adi- tout this store must continue? it's remodeUng prograag
very successful, but the Scouts h e m - ' « " ^ i e u i r from the warm, Mrs. Thurman Cole underwent an YMCA, has announced. rondack Mountain Club, the New which afl dates back to our twater damage of last spring, aa*
t
selves ran into a little trouble, South and find it just 30 below operation at the Moses Ludington Featured in the show will be the York State Department of Commerce,
^wanted to wear their uniforms^ was the fate of Mr. and Mrs. Hospital this past week. "Hermit of Cold River", Noah Ron- the Gore Mountain Ski Rescue Club inconvenience you again. '
school and Old Man Weather George Ochs, Mrs. Marjorie Duqu- As chairman of the American Red deau, who has added to his fame dur- and the Fish and Game Clubs of Ti-
chilly mood. So moth' ette and small son, Tommy. It was Cross, Schroon Lake Branch, Mrs. ing the past year by toeing a guest conderoga, Keene, Lake Placid, Eliza-
at North Hudson argu< the coldest day of the year. But you Thurman Cole arranged the meet- on the television and radio show, "We ibeithtown and others. Starting early in Mareh we must close for abort ten days
got mad. Some even should see George Ochs,- tanned, ing of the County Chapter and Al- The People." The ladies of Tahawus will offer — by then we most clear, our shelves of /a good portion!
Master, Paul Fr smiling and in excellent health. They bany representatives to be held at of our stock that the workmen can make the
what they tho* 1 a wonderful vacation and saw the school February 28, to meet In a setting resembling his Cold i excellent assortment of home
with River
Hermitage,
surrounded
said,
Kelly
at 20 below m a y Schroon ers in Florida: The the representatives of the American tual furnishings and trimmings by ac- cooking for visitors, Mr. by the Ta- improvements contracted for.
show,
the
from and
sponsored
French Willifords, Mrs. Delia McNeil, Mrs. Legion regarding a new blood
donors his
worn , f Lu Noxon, the George Dunns, the list. Paul Stapley, commander camp, Noah will visit with the hawus YMCA and the Sanford Lake
of guests
der Burkes. For although they stayed the American Legion, and Frank Ol- though of the Sportsmen's Show. Al- Rod and Gun Club, will be on a non- We believe you'll find the new set-up very pleasing, de-
basis.
the profit
permit
space
not
warm coat. The result was Miami, they went to St. Pete to den will represent the Legion and large display that will he exhibits in New signed for your comfort, (and planned for more efficient
I5uss. see the colony there. Larry Traver, Fire Chief, and John York, Boston and other shows, his service.
The sermon at the Federated Mr. and Mrs. Roy Williford will Dillon, Emergency Squad, with Clara presentation will be on a par with
Churches service given today by return home from Florida tomorrow. Fairfield R. N... Rev. Frederick Er- the personal appearances that attrac- CHARLES E. WOOD
the Pv.ev. Frederick Errington in- Congratulations to Tudor Clautice rington of the American Red Cross, ted the biggest crowds among the Complete Insurance Service Until we are forced to close you'll get some remarkable
spired the Scouts, the cubs and the for winning first prize on the WGY along with Mrs. Cole and Dr. John more than 500 exhibits in Grand Cen- Real Estate Broker
explorers, who attended in uniform. nacMo contest, for the best recipe. Breen and Dr. Philip Sawyer, who tral Palace in New York City, and buys in shoes and protective footwear — saving you from
Vernon Clute, Field Representative The roquefort cheese salad dressing will be at the meeting. proportionally in shows in Boston, Schroon Lake, N. Y. Tel. 24
of the Mohican Council, was pres- that is so delicious, rightly rated At the Fish and Game Club meet- Buffalo, Rochester, and elsewhere. 20% TO 50%
ent at the service. iirst prize and among other things. ing to be held Tuesday evening, Mr. The replica of the Cold River Town
Three Scouts served Mass this brought Tudor a complete vanity kit. Chester Teegarden will show 150 Hall, constructed last year toy the
morning at Our Lady of Lourdes The trip to South Carolina was en- slides out of his collection taken on Tahawus Boy Scouts, will serve again on iall our well known makes included in Bale.
Church. They were dressed in their joyed very much by both Mid and the last two trips when he and his as the setting for his display of deer- HARD OF HEARING? See G. F. papers for details
went
far
North
as
wife
as
uniforms. June BurnelL. Mid got a picture of British skins, deer-horns, bear, skulls, bones,
Dice, June's Pointer, on point but Columbia. They should be most in- fishing rod, reel, line net, baskets,
There were 21 Boy Scouts, 15 Cubs teresting to the members of this club. paddles,
snow
shoes,
and 16 Explorers, who attended the got • so excited that she didn't snap There were only 16 nays against in wigwam, guns, bear semi-fireplace Milford M. Combs, BELTONE
traps,
bow,
Circus held Wednesday night at Ti- the covey of quail. All kinds of flow- proposition to build a town ga arrows, quiver bracer, chains, hooks, Hearing Aid Technician, will be
bloom, the
conderoga. The group of Senior, - and fruit trees were in f t rage. It was carried by a large ma- pots, kettles, and a handmade rock- here for a preview showing of If you prefer some stable styles we are continuing — we
Girl Scouts went along just to watch The Camellia shows were of great jority, much to the satisfaction of the ing chair—all of which are part of the new sensational 1950 BEL-
the fun. The following men and! interest to Mid. town board. Only half of the 300 his hermitage equipment as "Mayor TONE, — smaller than a stand- . will allow you $1 off the price of any on hand in men's and
women, interested in scout work, at-' Baiibara Shortsleeves, R. N., former- voters who received a letter from of Cold River," for more than 34 ard package of cigarettes, yet, women's — 50 cents a pair for the children
tended: Paul French, Holland Mah- ly of the staff of the Moses Luding- the town board, bothered to express years. the most powerful hearing aid
ler. Art Hodgkins, Pete Welch, Bill ton Hospital, has moved to Califor- any interest in the garage. They BELTONE has ever made:
Gillings, Andrew Treff, Milton Jenks, nia and is working at the General failed to vote. Other performers will include an
Frank Olden, and the Den Mothers, Hospital at Stockton, Calif. She is SCHROON LAKE CENTRAL expert pistol, rifle, and shotgun Monday, February 20
an
Dottie French, Roberta McMullen, still a long ways from her sister, SCHOOL marksman, known outstanding archer, From 1:00 p. m. to 3:00 p. nu
nationally
and fly caster,
plug
and Bernice Mingo. Also Mae who lives in Washington. 2nd Quarter If you can't come on this date, (Anyone who might ibe interested in our present fixtures
Hodgkins, who is secretary of the The drive for the funds to fight High Honor — Grade 1 — Delbert except safe and cash register — gets a bargain)
write
for phone us and we will
committee. Mr. and Mrs. Erwin Infantile Paralysis is coming to a Hozley, Dick McMullen, Joan Tracy, arrange, without charge, to
Clark, Leona Shufelt, Amy Brown, close here right after the basketball Gary Parsons, Allen Slaterpryce, have Mr. Combs call at your
Mr. and Mrs. Halsey Witherwax, game to be held Feb. 27 at the school Eleanor Vanderwalker. Federal and State home.
Mr. and Mrs. A. M. Jenks, Mr. and Doc Lyons, Sports Director, reports
Mrs. Leonard Vogel, Mrs. Chester that there is keen interest in the Grade 2 — Howard Haberly, Jean Income Tax Service REMEMBER, every day we are
Stowell, Cal Jenks, Mr. and Mrs. game. There will be a girls' prelim- Vanderwalker. headquarters for batteries for
Dwinal Kerst, Mr. and Mrs. Milton inary game. Grade 3 — Lynn Crear, Donald all hearing aids and BELTONE John Wiley Shoe Go.
McKenzie. No doubt there were Harold Maguire caught the record Sullivan, Tony Kerst, David Stowell. Bookkeeping Service cords.
others at the circus. catch of fish Friday at Paradox Lake. Grade 4 — Judy Jacobs, Alice^Al-
There were two Cubs in addition Wedding bells rang this week . . . len, Grace Higley, Sheila Burke, Bet- 19 Warren St. — Glens Falfe
to Tony Kerst, Lenny Vogle, Leo the groom is Trooper David Van- ty Ann McNicol, Rosemarie John- Joseph F. McOarty
Clark, Paul Noxon, Kenny Shufelt, derwalker. Details of the wedding drow, Crown Point, N. Y. TeL 112 BURLEIGH PHARMACY
John Brown, Danny McKensie, who will be reported elsewhere in the pa- Grade 5 — Teddy Clautice, Marica
won Wolf Badges, but alas, chicken per. Kipp, Eileen Sullivan, Betty Ann Ticonderoga, N. Y. Phone 2
pox kept them at home: John Kedly The Home Bureau held its regular Thatcher, Suzanne Tyrrell, Margaret
and George Parker. Pat McMullen business meeting at Norma Noxon's VanLint, Sandra Weeks, Mary Jane
won his Lion's Badge and Gold Ar- Jan. 31. There were 12 members Welch, Marion Wilbur.
row Point. Gary Wood and Curtis present.
• McCoy won two scout awards: Garry, Twenty-six ladies ©ittended the Grade 6 — Barbara French, Rich-
the 2nd class award and Curtis the shower which the Home Bureau gave ard Gero.
first class award. for Delvinia Wathsocks. She receiv- Grade 7 — Joawn Hodgkins, Susan
Then, too, there is a committee of ed many lovely gifts. Wood, Phoebe Rawson.
American Legion men soliciting funds-] The first lesson on Afternoon Grade 8 — Frances DeZalia.
for the Boy Scout Troop, for the vet- Dresses, taught by Mrs. Teagarder. is Grade. 11 — Nancy Kirwan. NOW-NEW 1950 mERCURY
erans are sponsoring this work in scheduled for Feb. 16, in the Meth- Grade 12 — Lois Higley, David
this community. odist Church rooms. Treffs.
So again this community has gone A bus took 18 students of the The next home game for the high
all out for one of the most worth- Schroon Lake Central School to school varsity will be held Feb. 17..
while organizatioais in this country. North Creek Saturday for skiing in-! A. H.
A BETTIRTHAH EVER BUY!
53RD ANNUAL
Pre-Lenten Dance
Sponsored by
W.W.D. Jeffers Hose Co.
Friday Evening, Feb. 17
Michalak's Tavern Six-Passenger Coupe MERCURY PRICES NOW START AT
Mercury
1950
Model 72A
$2044 1
Ticonderoga, N. Y.
big Six-Po«e*aer
Coupe
Both Round and Square Dancing New low price makes mERCURY your biggest value today! for any, are extra. Price may vary slightly in
shown a!»ove,
delivered here, license, State and Local taxes,
if
nearby communities due to differences in trans-
portation charge.
Music by
"Customized" interiors! Better in com-
TTTHEN you invest your money in a fort—with "Lounge-Rest" foam-rubber
Art Potter's Orchestra the most you can for your money. get cushioned seats. Better in economy—
want to
new car today, you
W
with
"Econ-O-Miser" carburetion!
new 1950 Mercury. For Mercury's
the And you will—when you get yourself Better in performance with "Hi-Power
new low starting price now brings you Compression"! Better to drive—easier
to park! Better than ever in everything!
the better-than-ever buy!
There will be a floor show during intermission And what a better than ever value So hurry in today! Go for a ride in
Eats and refreshments will be sold at it is! Better in styling—with new the better than ever new 1950 Mercury!
the famous Horseshoe Bar
Committee of arrangements for the dance are members Essex Lincoln - Mercury Sales
of the Jeffers Hose Co.
~ Kenneth . LaVigne, Prop.
J
IO9 Lake George Ave. Tel. 314 Ticonderoga, N. Y.