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Christmas Program Following a dish-to-

pass sapper at the United Presbyterian Church on Sunday, December 20, members of the Youth Group and younger set took part in a program

'titled "Evening of the First Christmas".

First appearing on stage were, "A Little Star" played by Beckv Graneer. other talking Stars were Karla Kuhl, Ada Hart, Stacey Hamel and Jada Kuhl. Choir Stars, in younger ages were Steven W i l l i a m s o n , D a n i e l Williamson, Jonathon and Timothy Mclntyre, Scott and Michael Burnett, Leah Huntington and E r i c a K u h l . T h e Starlighter was Calvin Granger.

A scene of the"birth of Jesus'" with manger and "Mary" portrayed by Robin Trudeau, Joseph by B i l l G r a n g e r . T h e Shepherds were Jamie H u n t i n g t o n and Jeff G r a n g e r . The t h r e e Wisemen were David Granger, Tony Woodard and Cory Granger.

Christmas Songs were sung by the audience, in­termittently with accom-panient of the piano by

Jim Charlton. The entire program was titrated by Margaret Slater, t 1981 T 6 w Clerk Hours Putnam Town Clerk

Irene Kim, Berube has set the following hows at her home on Route 22 for the year 1982, There will be a sign on her mail box.

Monday, Tuesday, and Wednesday from 5:30 to 9:30 p.m. Thursday from 9 a.m. to 5 p .m. and other days on a call basis. Her duties as Town Clerk will resume on January 1, 1982.

Birthdays and Anniversaries

Happy birthday wishes and many blessings t o Brenda Detweiler, David M c C a u g h i n , P a m L e Claire, on January 7, to Helen Mazzer , Justin B u s b y , D a v i d M c ­Caughin, Tracy Michalak on January 8, to Abby Hart on January 9, Misty Ann Perkins on January 10, to Gordon Taylor on January 11, to Mort Granger, Gary Treadway and Bonita Detweiler on January 12.

Happy anniversary to Mr. and Mrs. Armand Mazzer with best wishes for a happy occasion and many more years of hap­piness.

Anyone who would like

The engagement of Carmen Lee Macey to Sp4 Michael L. Kinder of Ft. airn Houston, Texas has

V jein announced by her parents, Mr. and Mrs.

their birthday or anniver- '**] sary ntUiM in # 4 / Ticonderoga Sfhti^fji,.; please notify rhe 2 weeks inaadvance.v Phone 547-8452, also call sajle number il yonV Sentinel^ not mailed on time? -.,; ?'

I would like to take this oprK>rrunity to thank all" my readers for all the compliments given to me from time to time, in writingmy' column and to ,, Vm^W^^I0^Wfi^': * # M ^ v # i % P ^ ^ ^ each a Happy and Pro- p**»ented a:;.' o$raijB called ^tti^venV • - - ( ^ ^ B ^ d ^ o f ^ , sperous New Year. • " ' '-f '• . / • " • • - V - _••"'• ••'•••'•'. '

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Community Calendar December 28-Jaaaary 3

The Ticonderoga Skating Rink will open Dec . 28 at 10 a.m. - 12 a.m., 1-5, 6-11 for the school vacation. Dec . 28-Jan.3. Regular hours are Mon-Fri-3-11, Sat. Sund 8-12, 1-5, 6-11. The rink is operated by YC under the direction of Mary Cunningham. If organizations would like to sponsor a party, or have its own gathering please call Mary at 585-7432. There will be an organiza­tional meeting for anyone interested in setting up hockey for all ages at 10 a.m. at the Rink on Sunday, Jan. 3.

December 31 The Third Annual Middlebury Inn Casino Night will

take place on Dec. 31 from 9:30 p.m. till 1 a.m. Pro­ceeds are for the benefit of the Middlebury Community Players.

Tickets ($10 perperson) are available on a first come first serve basis and should be reserved in advance. For information and reservations: The Middlebury Inn; Middlebury Vermont 05753; 802-388-4961.

January 3 ^ 4 Mill River Arts Alliance. Auditions for "Feiffer's

People". Ail area residents are invited to try out. Time 7 p.m. Place: Auditorium in the Ticonderoga Com­munity Building

January 4 Ticonderoga High School All Sports Awards

ceremony, Jan. 4, 7:30 p.m. in the high school cafeteria. Refreshments will be served.

January S The Chilson Food Co-op will hold an order night

Tuesday January 5 at 7 p.m. at the Ticonderoga Civic Center. This will be a Cleareye order.

January 6 The Knapp Senior Citizen Club of Crown Point will

meet on January 6 at the Trading Post in Crown Point. A 12:30 lunch of soup and sandwiches will be served for $2.25 paid by members. Reservations must be made to Douglas Brooks or Harold Wright by January 1. The meeting will follow the luncheon.

MaceyKinder betrothal announced

Reginald L. Macey of T w i n M t . D r . , Queensbury, formerly of Crown Point.

Kinder is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles A. Kinder of 105 Locust St., Hurricane, W . V A .

Miss Macey is a 1980 graduate of Queensbury, High School.

Her fiance is a 1978 graduate of Hurricane High School. He is cur­rently serving with the U S A F 82nd Airborne Division and is attending s c h o o l t o b e c o m e a laboratory t e c h n i c i a n . Upon medical completion of studies in Feb. , 1982 eh will be stationed in War-renton, V A .

A May 15 wedding is planned.

Wishing you all are in shipshape and enjoy a whale of a happy and healthy holiday.

E.E. Pat node Lake George Ave. Ticonderoga

; "Hoping your New Year bursts with joy and happiness.

Tony's Ticonderoga Sports Inc.

Phone 585-6364 Wicker St. (9N&22) Ticonderoga

CHEERS Come blow your horn!

It's a brand new year;

let us all resolve to

make the most of it . . .

Belfred Liquors Montca lm St. Ticonderoga

We've got our sights se t for a N e w Year of heal th , happi­ness & success. Hope you enjoy it folks. Thanks!

Joe's Auto Body Delano Rd. Ticonderoga

Phone 585-7829

Here's hoping this brand new year be­comes a Grand New Year for you. Enjoy!

Carara & Sons Ready Mix Concrete Phone 597-3680

Crown Point, New York

Hope this New Year

stirs up a commotion

of good times! Good

friends) Good cheer!

Thomas B. Azer Agency Phone 585-7875 Days,

543-6667 Evenings & Weekends Montcalm Street Ticonderoga

jorous NEW YEAR As the minutes tick away, we'd like to

send out our best wishes for a grand New Year without delay! Luck!

Grimes Floral Co. Mt. Hope Ave. Ticonderoga

A fresh new stort . . .

that's something to

crow about! Do have

a Happy Mew Year!

Burleigh Pharmacy Jean Bevllacqiia, Prop.

Montcalm St. . Ticonderoga

Games at Placid Crow-Country Skiing, OMS

fmteftt growing "nm^at sport in America, and Ski Jumping tit both the 70 ahd 90 meter events, will be included in, the gttatty expanded 1982 Empitc State Winter Qame$ fa, l i k e Placid. * «.

For the first time theire will alsabe Nordic Corn-binpd competition, Which involves both cross* country sluing and ski juntp|ngr<at *>ne of the smaller hills at Inter/vale, This combined event will be open to any .qualifiers for the games in either sport

Empire State Games Executive Director Mike Abernethy said this -week that regional qualifying races have been included in cross-country skiing as well as in other events in preparation for the March

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for the 1982 gamw, as <$. W posed to two months notice txff the fittrt Empijre State Winter Games, the qualifying race*, itafe < been included id innfi-e the highfest level olhcoin-petition jossible^ said Abemethy, adding that as many as t^crpStf-CMntry^ racers qp expected l o m compete this cojnifig March. w ^

The 90 meter Ski Jump­ing, incsljided in the> Em­pire State Game$#ojr the „ first time, w& be held on Sunday, March? at Inter­vale with" this 70 taptgt competition slated for tife. following Sjmday. Any sit » jumper cer^fied for 70 pr M 90 meters by the VS Ski Association iseligibEe and the top 50 jumpers, accor­ding to the U.S.S A. J

While the stork de­

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Yeor, we deliver our

bubbly greetings.

Closed Dec. 19 thro I an . 2 For our Winter Vacation

Thatchers Olde Schoolhouse Restaurant

Streetroad Ticonderoga

Joyous NEW YEAR

We've caught a whopper of a New Year wish just for you! Have a happy!

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The Wagon Wheel Restaurant

Wicker St. Ticonderoga. Open 7 days a week 5:30 a.m. to 8 p .m.

BEST WISHES

As New Year's bells

ring out the old, we

wi l l be wishing you

health and happiness.

Ticonderoga Paint & Supply Co.

Wicker St. Ticonderoga Phone 585-7707

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bU * r J „ , NewYw't&reTPiitrjr ^ ANewYeaVsEYeParty o3ri|| be neld at tr e 3P»evUle VFW,5802 wth '"'music bylhe L&qtphghters fromv9:30 to"ii30 a.m.

jBuffet, noise.mafcers. and "me donations is $3 oer^ ^person, or $6 per couple. f , lMoye * Mr. and Mrs. Thomas

, Edwards nave moved, into /uie home, formerly oc­cupied by the late Mrs. ,Njna Edwards. "„ In the Thursday morn­ing Coffee Cup League, Cheryl Allen of Moriah bowled a 201 single

T VWto I Mr. and Mis. Patrick I Fannee of Minevule flew I to Boise, Idaho to visit her

I^I l son lack, wife-and new 1 baby" daughter .Michelle * Marie. Congratulations to ' the new grandparents. < Mrs. Irene James and • Mrs., Theresa Hennessey | are patients at Physicians ; Hospital in Plattsburgh. j On Thursday Dec. 31, ; beginning at 9:30 p.m. 5 there will be a Watch

A | Night Service at the ^ 1 United Methodist par-

spiw^ HmrvHuH b i n worship seJfYice;1 iuiOt

•w|ted» i ; ic? ,\ Cori«ctlon T

The Port Henry *Fire Dept. auxiliary and not the To im pof Moriah twill sponsor a -Mernory T^e for 1982 , , / i * »

The Moriah ^Or/ange 1128 held a roeeting and Christmas^ party ^ Dec 15th There was as( ex­change of gifts and refreshments The. lee* turer put on a candlehght service, that was very im­pressive Gjests fro%. Wadhams were present-on Sat. 19 Dec. The fire dept aaxilliary distributed gifts to the shut ins.

Sun Lodge At a recent meeting of

Morning Sun Lodge 142 F&AM the elected and appointed officers were selected for 1982.

Emil D. Morin Jr. -Master, -Robert White -Senior Warden, Charles Turek Jr-Junior Warden, Leslie Murray-Treasurer, Marshall Stimpson-

^cvftnarv t Andrew l|aplait-5>mit » Deaicbn, Clifford f fttJ^ry-Jumot Deacon, Nelson Bpebe-"Chaplain, Arthur Lambert arid Warren «Dobs«>nr-Senior and Junior, Masters.* of Ceremonies, John, fc, Ropkey-Marshal, Leroy Cross-Tiler,' Thebdor© J

Ijlctjohley^Jius'tee for <J fkbtrSl ~ i

All of Die abbveofficers shall be installed mto of­fice a| a regular meeting of the Lodge on January' U» 1982 at 7,45 pm.

Head Start The Moriah Head Start

Children recently attend­ed the Shriners' Circus in Plattsubrgh. This was made possible by the Communication Workers of American and also Dr. Hol e of Willsboro./These people donated enough tickets for all the children and the staff. A sincere thank you.

Also a very special thank you to Locksley Miler, Grand Knight arid the Port Henry Knight Columbus who donated a turkey for Thanksgiving dinner.

Moriah School Boys Varsity Basketball team ran all over Northeastern Clinton

' Ifctiftfferoga Cub Scoots had Otetf an-muil Chrbtnuu Party recently arid met

HSIens Falls knocked off

Santa dans, Becky Allen (front) checks the present Santa has just, given her.

Back vps the Vikes Paul Lemza, who had suf­fered a /knee injury against Ticonderoga, but put in 24 points against Northeastern, including 18 in the first half. Dan Scoresome hads14 points, and Todd Gonyeau got 10 rebounds for Moriah.

The Vikings are now 2-1 in Mountain and Valley Athletic Con­ference action.

NdfdMMtara CWwii t54» Greene 2-3-7, Bilker (MM),

Anctu 10-8-28, J. AshHne, 1-0-2, Hameline 3-1-7. Swnple 1-0-2, D. Aahline 1-3-5, Menard 1-1-3. Totals 19-16-54. Moitah

Scoresome 6-2-14, DeSim-mone 3 * 6 , Gonyenr 1-4-6, Malbon 0-0-0, Jones 3-0-6, Roberts 2-0-4, Statt 1-0-2, Lem­za 12-0-24, Slattery 4-1-9, Maye 0-1-1, Tursky 1-0-2. Totals 33-8-74. Score by cpmteni Nonh«Mte» ClbrtoB— 9 17 13 IS — 54 Muibut— 15 221621—74 laslor Vanltyt Moriah won Fdestanaat Moriak wo».

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Ticonderoga remained unbeaten with a 57-54 win over Peru last week in Champlain Athletic Con­

ference Action. In giving the Indians

their first loss, the Sen­tinel's Bill Brennan put in 35 points and Jim Kent bad 6. "

T i c o n d e r o g a fVfid. a 40-31 lead coming into the fourth quarter, but Peru wouldn't give up, and tied the score 52-52 as the fourth quarter ended.

In overtime, the Sen--tinels went to 56-54 and _guard Gary Manning s c o r e d with only 15 seconds left, to make it 57-54. •'

T i c o n d e r o g a C o a c h Bud Bresset said Peru was t h e i r t o u g h e s t t h i s season. fern (54)

Ph. RemiUard 3-3-9, Plotas (MM), Passino 4-2-10. Sparks 4-0-8, Ewald 3-1-7, Pa. Remillard 0-0-0, Sampson 7-0-14, Harrington 3-0-6. Totals 24-0-54.

Ticonderoga (57) Brennan 16-3-35, Charboneau

>0-4, Kent 2-2-6, LaPointe 2-0-4, Manning 1-1-3, Puliam 0 )-0, Thompson 1-1-3, Corbo 0 2-2, Totals 24-9-57.

-Score by quarters: Pern 8 12 11 21 2—54 Ticonderoga 10 18 12 12 5—57 Junior varsity: Ticonderoga 64, P^ru29

41 Sentinel

• grapplers fall

» The Ticonderoga Varsi- *• | ty Wrestling squad was I defeated by Peru last I -week, 58-6.

| j Sentinel Glen Little " won 105 lb. class by I—forfeit. ^ „ Peru 58. Ticonderoga 6: '„ " 98 dint Duval (P) pinned * Scott Merrill, 1:25.105 Glen lit-J tie (T), won by forfeit. 112 Tom * UGoy )P) won by forfeit. 119 * Jay Bouchard (P) pinned Don I Fuller, t;23. l ^ ' l i t i k e I Prenoveau (P) dec. Murk

£ Woodard, 84) 132 Scott Parker * (P) pinned Rod Thompson 2' 10

138 Mark Cobb (P) pined Out Town M0 145 Steve Mock (P)' pinned Ed Moore, 0 47.155 Nat Ricker (P) pinned; Tod SeUir 2'52.167 K*nb Provost (P) pin­ned Ray Burroughs 0 ij} 177 Eugene Asblme (P) "won by default over^parren Humsdon 2 15 double forfeits, '

Junior Varsity, JTicondleroga 8

The Ticonderoga Varsi­ty Boys Basketball squad knocked off Glens Falls recently, 67-40.

In their fourth straight win, the Sentinels led 34-20 at the half, with Bill Brennan putting in 28 po ints /and Jesse Thomp­son,- 8 . " ' - .'."* " •

Brennan had 14 re­bounds and Tom La­Pointe got 9.

Ciena FaBs (40) Canterbury 2-0-4, Collins

3-0-6. Newell 2-1-5, Forbes 5-5-15, Taylor 1-0-2, Rollo3-0-6, Smith 1-0-2. Totals 17-6-40. Ticonderoga (67) •

Brennan 11-6-28, Kent 1-3-5, LaPointe 2-0-4, Manning 2-0-4, Cahrboneau 3-0-6, Thompson 4-08. Crobo 2-2-6-. -Jvlclntyre"

,;H2-4)-4.- CWley' 1-0*2,'/Totals" "'28-11-67.

Score by quarters: Glens Falls 8 12 6 14-40 Ticonderoga 13 21 18 16—67

Hornets drop Corinth T h e S c h r o o n Lake

Hornets Hockey Team enjoyed their first victory in a game with Corinth on Sunday, December 20.

This was the third game played by the Hornets in the Lake Placid Olympic Center and the final score was 8 to 2.

Four goals were scored by Jim Phibbs, two by Mike Shaughnessy, one by Shawn Hogan and one

by Ben Stowell. They were assisted by Dave R o w e , B e n S t o w e l l , Roger Belleville, Gary S t r o t h e n k e and John Speziali.

Two minute penalties w e r e c a l l e d on Jim Gregoire for cross check­ing and Ben Stowell for tripping. The Hornets are members of the NYS and USA Amateur Hockey League and Haus Team.

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Eric Schuler

Schuler-monster runs for Harvard • T i c o . n d e r o g a ' s Eric S c h u l e r , a H a r v a r d jun ior , was r e c e n t l y awarded a varsity letter in Cross-country for the 1981 season.

Although the flu caused Schuler to start the season s l o w l y , by m i d w a y through the season he was Harvard's third man. Schuler's finest moment came at the end of the season when he led all Harvard runners with an 18th place finish at the Heptagonals (Ivy League plus Army and Navy). Schuler covered the five mile course at historic Van Cortland Park in New York City in an excellent 25:10.

. Bieeer and better things are expected of Schuler during the track season. H a r v a r d ' s top l o n g ­distance force two years ago as a freshman, Schulei succumbed to injuries as a sophomore and seldom competed. This year he is healthy and ready to run, as he demonstrated last night in Harvard's indoor season opener against Boston College.

Content to follow an unusually slow pace until the last 300 meters of the 1500, Schuler suddenly unleased the blazing kick that has earned him the n i c k n a m e " S c h u l e r -monster," and roared away for the win in 4:00.9.

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Monday, January 4th.

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