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i - M PERSONALS

Recent discharges f r om the PMC are Mrs . Mary Dashnaw, R.D. 2, Pe ru ; Mr$, Lucette G . Mc l r l t y re , 17 Moore Or. , Pe ru ; Maynard E. Pray , Lake Shore Rd. , Peru.

Patr ic ia M. Hughes, daughter of M r . and Mrs . Stanley Hughes of McDonald Place, Peru has been named to the Dean's List at the College of St. Rose in Albany. She is a 1971 graduate of Peru Central School.

Miss Mar i l yn Guay, daughter of M r . and,Mrs. Edgar Guay J r „ w i l l receive her diploma In professional nursing at com­mencement exercises for the CVPH Medical Center School of Nursing at 2 p.m. on June 2 in the Plattsburgh Senior High School Audi tor ium. Miss Guay was one of six members of her class who w i l l be c i ted for a t t a i n i n g honors . Presenta t ion of the d ip lomas w i l l be made by Howard K. Read, executive director of the Medical Center.

Bob Cox of the Peru Lions Club was one of the candidates for the t i t le of " M r . X . " The Mr . X contest was held in conjunction wi th the CVPH Junior League of the C V P H Med i ca l Center benefit variety show which was held on Fr iday and Saturday nights of last week at Hawkins Hali at Plattsburgh SUC.

Miss Leslie Susan Rushford was a Fr iday night dinner guest of Miss Lynn Deiong of the Turnpike Ext. , Peru.

Me lody Ann Stebbins, daughter of Mr . and Mrs . Jon R. Stebbins of Blake Rd., was an overnight guest at the home of her grandparents, M r . and Mrs . W. Lyl e Deiong tast Saturday night.

ARTHUR REID Arthur Reid, 81, died Satur­

day, May 12, at the CVPH Medical Center in Plattsburgh. He was born in ConitonvilJe on

' October 10, 1891 the s o n d f t h e ' late Richard and Viola (Strong) Reid.

He leaves a daughter, Mrs . Doris Guynup of Plat tsburgh; two sons, Roger and Floyd Reid, both of Peru; four sisters, Alice Reid of Whitehall , Mrs . Ralph Tyrel i of Peru, Mrs . Charles West of Peru and Mrs . Essa Blake of Biake Road, Peru ; three brothers, Stanley Reid of Peru, Burt Reid of Peru and Halsey Reid of Plattsburgh.

Funeral services were held on Tuesday a f te rnoon a t the Deiorme Funeral Home in Peru. The Rev. Kenneth P a r k e r , pastor of the Peru Community Church, off iciated. Bearers were E lmer D u p r e y , Ber t I r w i n , C l i f f o rd Duprey and Fred Chiappalone. Burial was in the Peru Cemetery wi th the Rev. Pa rke r read ing c o m m i t t a l prayers.

L U C R E T I A L A P O I N T Funeral services for Lucretia

La Point, 53, who died Thursday, May 10, were held on Monday in St. Augustine's Church in Peru.

The Rev. F r a n c i s Wh i te , pastor, off ic iated.

Bearers were Raymond F r e n i a , Rober t Conners , Rodr i ck Besaw, Neal Do ty , Kenneth B r e l i a and James Darby. Burial was in the St. Augustine's Church Cemetery.

MRS. AL ICE ERO Funeral services for Mrs .

Al ice Ero , 60, who died Fr iday, May 11, were held Monday in St. Augustine's Church in Peru. The Rev. Joseph E l l io t t , of f ic iated. Bearers were Clarence Lester, Randy Staley, Alden Staley, Herbert AuWn, Alv in Wl l ford and Fred Blair . Burial was in the church cemetery.

MRS. SARA VOLKER Funeral services fo r Mrs . Sara

Volker, 79, who died Fr iday , May 11, were held Monday at the Deiorme Funeral Home in Peru.

The Rev, Dewey Arml tage/ pastor of the Schuyler Fal ls United Methodist Church of­f ic iated, o '

Bearers were George Ashl lne,

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Kenneth B runo , d i a r i e s Whitson, Vernon Bruno, David Whitson and Clarence Bruno.

Bur ial was In the Schuyler Falls Methodist Cemetery.

STORKCLUB A son, T imothy, to M r . and

Mrs . Thomas Loughan of the Turnpike Ext . , R.D. 3, Platt­sburgh on Apr i l 30. His parents are both Peru Central School teachers.

A daughter, Rebecca Jean, to Mr . and Mrs . Gary Long of Box 62, Peru on May 8.

Annual Banquet The ladies of the Schuyler

Falls and Morr isonvi l le United WSCS en joyed the i r annual banquet on Tuesday evening, May 15, at the Peasleeville Methodist Church Hal l .

About 55 members and guests attended a delicious roast beef dinner which was put on by the Peas leev i l le Lad ies WSCS group.

The program was under the charge of Mrs . Louise Baiiy, president of the Schuyler Falls Women's Society. A very in­teresting talk and colored slides were shown by Maureen Delvin, who has been l iving in Peru wi th the McNicho las f a m i l y and attending Peru Central School for the 1972-73 school year. Miss Delvin is an American Field Exchange student here f rom South A f r i c a . She w i l l be returning to her home in South A f r i c a ea r l y i n J u l y upon g r a d u a t i n g w i t h the Peru Central graduates in June.

HONOR ROLL Grade 12: Mary Ashley, Debra

Clary, Terry Daly, Robert Dean, E d w a r d Dienst , Ca th r yn Duke t te , Theresa G i r o u x , Vanessa Gowette, Bonfta Green, Nancy Guay, James I r w i n , Carla Keyes, Dana Knox, Linda LaMar, Kim Lawrence, Beth Longware, Jeffrey Mal l ia , Scott Mar t in , Denise McGee, Ruth M c N i c h o l a s , Glenda M o o r e , Je f f rey M o u l t o n , Dawn Mousseau, Doreen Myl ie , Cathy Phil l ips, Susan Qui l l iam, Lynn Robbins, Belinda Rock, Dorothy Sussdorff, Charles Tur l ington, Cheryl White, Stephen Woodruff, Beverly Yourdon, John Zerrahn.

Grade 11: Karen Ash l i ne , David Bonner, Laura Knox/ Patricia Koorey, Laurie Lacey, Lor i L i g h t , C indy M c G a r r , Chery l M u r r a y , M ichae l Rulman, Jacalyn Seymour.

Grade 10: Steven Babineaux, Dar la B r a n d , John Denson, David Devl in, Sharlene Dupra, K i m b e r l y Fou rn i e r , Lesl ie Hoffman, Neil Mar t i n , Richard M u r p h y , L inda N e m i r o f f , Douglas Ringler, Deborah Seal, Nathan Sears, Steve Sussdorff, Richard Waite, Pamela White.

Grade 9: Wendy Brown, Tracy Colford, Lorna Craige, Terrance Danysh, Laurie DeWind, Steve

. Di l lon, Jeff Fenwick, Clarence Ferret I, Susan Grant, Jeannine Gunther, T im Krugerm, Wi l l iam Magel, Mar ia Mar t i n , Terr i M a r t i n d a l e , L inda M c C a r r , Mary Mei i ink, Craig Mousseau, Debbie Ranta, Suzy Robgins, Pat Rulman, K im Sills, Patr ick J Simmons, John Sisson, Susie Summer, James Tel l ing, Lisa Tessier, Suzanne Ti lmont , Robin T w e t a n , L inda U l i v a , A l i en Weils and Barbara Wescott.

Grade 8: Linda Abbs, Mary Lou Babbit, Sue Barber, Jon Bonner , Jenn i fe r B r o w n , Rodney Brown, Susan Brunet l , Ke i th B runo , Charmarfce Calindas, CarJa Chastain, Kathy C lay , E la ine D a v e y , Donna Dermat is, T im Emery , Ter ry Evans, Kathy Ever l thy, Sue Everett , Jeff F lo ra , El izabeth Forrence, Paul Fromholtz, Jeff Grosse, Denise Hol land, Fel icia J e r n i g a n , Pame la Jones, T i m o t h y Ke l tey , Ch r i s tophe r Koerner, Brenda Koontz, Susan Krotchko, Celeste L ight , K im Logue, Michael Madden, Vic­tor ia Mc ln ty re , Leslie Nichols* Wi l l iam Ralston, Gina Santa,

after an two weeks. .She was born in Keesevlfle

Feb . 14, 1901 t h e daughter of Fred and Elfza (Lozo) Gladu and l ived here her ent i re l i fe .

Su rv i vo rs I n c l u d e her husband, Wi l l i am of Keesevilte; one son, Peter White o f Platt­sburgh; two daughters, Mrs . Donald Stay of Plattsburgh and Mrs . John Calkins of Wi l lsboro; 5 grandchi ldren, two sisters, Mrs . Eva Mer r i t t and M r s . Frances White, both of Keese-v i l le .

McDonough F u n e r a l Home was in charge of arrangements where cal l ing hours were held Sunday and Monday afternoon and evening. Funeral services were held Tuesday morning f r o m the I m m a c u l a t e Con­ception Church by the Rev. Thomas Robii lard. Burial was in the pa r i sh c e m e t e r y . The bearers were A r t h u r T w a , Ashley S t renahan , Wa l te r Davey, Robert Laundree, Leo Murcray and Neil Bishop.

Terr i Simmons, Ji ' l ie Starren, Natalie Sterkel, Monica Tan-crett i and Victor White.

Grade 7: J i m m y A v e r a , Mon ica Ba lkus , B r ian B a i l , Sherrie Bedard, Denise Berry, Pam Best, Ronald Brooks, Ann Marie Crete, Irene Danysh, Scott Dike, Alex Fernandez, Jay Flynn, Donald Freer, La r ry H a r r i s , Ju l i e Josw iak , Tom Koerner, Kathy LeClair, M a r y Ma loney , Cathy M a n l e y , Pamela Merc i l , Margo Mason, Kathy Monks, Chris Morey, Sue Pearl , Donald Ranta, Kathy Rodr iguez, Dan ie l Ronqu i l l o , Stephanie Rought , M i chae l Sarbou, Diana Seal , M y r o n Shaffer, Glenda Sills, Jerr ie Sisson, Gregory Smith, Kar i Sorreli , Cynthia Snow, Pam Stancliff, John Stanley, Bi l ly Steele, Scott Stevens, M a r k Strawn, Kurt Sinderland, Teresa T u r l i n g t o n , E d w a r d V idock , Jeffery Woodruff.

;#*stir-$f _ , Church, wlr t be the assignment •< o f pas tor • a t DeKatfe . lunettes a t St, Henry 's Church and of St. Rene's Church in Russell.

To~replace h im as assistant pastor a t St. John's w i l l be the Rev.,Roland G. Gonyo who was ordained to the priesthood the f i rs t par t of this month.

SCOUTS PLAN SCOUTARAMA The Boy Scouts of Keese vi l le

are planning a Scoutarama at Meecham Lake on June 1, 2 and 3. Interested Scouts are asked to contact their leader.

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CELEBRATES 25th SEASON OPEN MAY 26

Since 1949, the home, workshop and mailing address for Santa Claus and all his helpersl Stroll through his storybook village, watch his craftsmen at work. See and pet his animal friends and real reindeer team. Rides, live shows and pageants.

A day of FUN for the whole family Your single admission covers all rides, shows and entertainment. You'll find Santa's Workshop a 12 mile drive NE of Lake Placid on scenic Whiteface Mountain. Accessible via excellent roads feeding from Interstate US 87 - the Adirondack Northway.

RIDES-SHOWS ENTERTAINMENT

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