VESPER
38 Miles to Grandpa's House — by Bicycle
A couple of weary young travelers
rolled into Tuii> last utvk after a
seven-hour, thirty-eight mile bicycle
trip
Monday. Jul\ 15, Michael and
Royce Allen, a*;os 11 ami 14, decided '.hat they wanted to visa then
grandparents. Mr and Mr-s II B
Alien at 16 Warren street
Their parents Mr and Mrs Royce
Y.'-'n, Sr o! i 'a-..istuta were a little
dubious when the Ixn-s told them
:hes wanted to nuke the trip on
bicycles but when the youngster*
sani they had a 1 read} packed 'he>
relented
H >y< e an I Mu hat began then
sojourn fr :m their home ahoui
six miles '• i
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We t » k
>i me small back roads, and some
bigger ones" his brother added
The da\ <M the journey dawned
to • and overcast, with temperatures
n ling to the high eighties. But
the brave travelers were undaunted
b> the heat, even when they had to
climb oil their bikes aixl push them
he many hills along the wa>
\ major adventure >»f the trip
A.O when the brothers sighted
what the} decided was a baby shrew
en the road
it was small and
black and it looked like mouse but
li had a long n >se " they told their
(parents afterw;
Vfier what probably seemed like
j " i endless amount of pedrtling
a:1 J a five minute break for sandwiches Michael and Royce arrive.!
at their grandparents' hvrme about
I wasn't tired " said Royce.
ho'
Warm baths and slices
wati
• on soon remedied
tha situation ark) the boys were
if! again : • plav with some of the
• tsters in their grandparents
neighborhood.
The boys live in an isolated section outside of Canastoia, explained
their grandfather "They don't have
many children their own age to
play with." Michael and Royce do
have four younger brothers and sisters, ranging in age from 13 lo one
anil a half •The rest of the children
wanted to come with us." Royce
said. "But our parents didn't think
that was a good i d e a "
Royce and Michael departed Tuesday after a week's stay at their
grandparents' home Of course they
made the return trip by bicycle
"We never cease to be amazed
at the energy and stamina of those
y o u n g s t e r s " iheir grandfather
laughed
Douglas Wheeler
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needed to install maintain, and re •ig Bnv>k M M Dolly, a Senior
pair the various types of electrical •hree year old Registered GuernA owned by Stanley Murphy
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pounds
of milk and 78
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ican Guernsey Cattle Club
nor society Rho Chi seeks to
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sen rices Membership is restricted
urth-year pharmacy students
who have at least 5 2 cumulative
grade in lex out ol a possible 6 0.
•11 tifth year students with a 50
• u alive average
Pfc Douglas .\ Wheeler, son of
Mrs Lottie W Murdent. 5 West
road. Fabius. was recently awarded
the military rating of power generation specialist
Pfc Wheeler receive.) his diploma
; ir successfully completing the powIS HONOR STUDENT
er generation course in the Department at Mechanical and Technical
Susan Glasgow Rowies. V'espei
Equipment at the I'nited Slates Vr- road was one of fifteen Purdue I'm
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News & Views
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J Kenyon, Gate House Road. Tully.
BY JOAN GROME
was assigned June 27 as a rifleman
to the 9th Infantry Division in VietThere was a big get-together down
nam Pvt Kenyan's wife. Linda, at Tully Green Lake Tuesday for
lives on Truxton Hill road, Tully. a picnic lunch. The occasion was
so that everyone could visit with Jane
RETURN FROM NEW ENGLAND Cook and children who used to reMr and Mrs Jerry Apple have side in Vesper Those attending the
returned from a very enjoyble tour picnic were her sister. Barbara Biof Massachusetts. New Hampshire. shop and children, Elise McGlynn
and Vermont Highlight of the trip and children, Lorrie Spaulding and
was a stop in Andover. Mass. to children. Ginny Hill and children.
visit their former Tully neighbors, Dot Herold and children and Joe
Mr and Mrs Philip I,ee and fam- Scarf one and children Jane really
ily Th-y vv ish to report the Lee enjoyed seeing all her old neighfamily well and happy
l)ors and friends and so did the
children
ON DEANS LIST
Tuesday afternoon callers of Mrs
David Winchell 21. son of Mr \ugust Christopherson and boys Erand Mrs Morris Winchell. State ic and Hans were Mrs Edward Wortstreet. Tully. was recently named lev and children Patty and Edward
to the Dean's List at SUNY Cortland, for the spring semester A
senior at Cortland. David is an English major He graduated from Tullv Central school in 1965.
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BAIT
Jr. and Mrs. Lyi
Saturday evenii
and Mrs. Glenn R
ily were Mr and
old. Also there w;
and children and
ing.
Thursday afterr
held at Green L
gether for Deanre
and son of Grar
Those who attend<
go Christophersoi
Mrs Janet Fitzpa
and Mrs Karen
dren.
Weekend guests
Waker Morse we
Robert Pepperdini
Pa. Sunday along
dines, they enter
Hart of Cattaraug
Robert Switzer a
Mrs. Richard Hill
Rochester, Mr :
Morse and familyMr and Mrs. Ger
per.
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On Water Skiing
And Safety
Hanks Gun Shop
Phone: 749-3550
Another summer of water activity
is in full swing Water skiing is a
k>[ of fun for the skier and a pleasure to watch. It does, however, impose real responsibilities on the driver, the legally required observer
riding in the boat, and on the skier
himself
Adult participants realize most o;
these responsibilities but younge:
people by nature go after the fun
with more abandon and less thought
for their own safety or the rights oi
others
SAFETY IS IMPORTANT TO THK
SKIER The lake should be care-
Have your Evinrude or
Johnson Motor pleasure
checked for a carefree
summer This could save
you a lost weekend.
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LAKE
MARINA
SALES & SERVICE
At the Causeway NE 6-8807
INSURANCE HEADQUARTERS
FOR
ROATS
CAMPS
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I p c o i i i i i i g I \< iiis
The Ixrmon Sisters, former Lawrence Welk television show stars
will bring music to the ears of New
York State Fairgoers this year
The girls will perform three times
a day on August 30. 31 and September 1. in the Fair's free Entertainment Center
You road 18 tons and what do you
get? Another record breaking attendance at the New York State Fair
According to the bit; Fair's information department 18 and one-half
ions of material are produced to
' tell people about the extravaganza
every ..ear The tonnage includes
billboards, posters, brochure inserts,
Tews stories, envelope enck>sures.
newsletters
cartoons. radio anTTruncemenCs television films, photo-raphs. tickets center display items,
ickets. programs, and advertisements
(Perch Bait)
5 dor. for $1.00
N O LIMIT
. from tully lake park
BY WALLACE WARD, President
Tully Lake Park Association
1 mi. south of Preble
News of Lake Life in this Area
THE TULLY
<;oo» 1 1 M I I \ « .
Minnows
INDEPENDENT
Tully, New York
Thursday, Joly 25, 1968
to be alert to new developments
He must be sure no boat is near
wh.n he is starting to tow someone out of the water, or off a dock.
nr when planning a turn.
The operator rmiot krrrrw and observe the navigation laws pertaining
to rights-of-way Safe and lawful operation is the responsibility of the
operator, even if a skier must get
a iittle wet as a consequence.
No fast boat, particularly one pulling a skier, should proceed at high
speech through narrow channels Vision is obscured and danger is much
increased for all.
REGARD FOR THE RIGHTS OF
OTHERS IS IMPORTANT TO THE
SKIER who wants to keep his privilege of skking on State waters
("orrmen courtesy demands that the
pleasure of others fishing, canoeing,
sailing, or simply lying on a raft or
dock is net imposed upon Pass far
Skiing should be d'^c at a safe
enough away that others are not
istance from shore and from other
annoy e.I.
craft. The skier should not buzz
Why net stop skiing early enough
rafts, docks or people in other
so
ethers with quieter interests can
tx a:s. It is better to dunk out a litenjoy
themselves a little more
tle farther and swim to shore than
1
peacefully''
It seems that 7.30 p.m
to glide to or into a dock or
is
plenty
late
enough to stop skishore - at least until experienced
ing for the day
Never ski too late in the day At
Courteous and safe behavior by
dusk, a fallen skier may be out of
everyone
using our lakes wil! insight to those in the tow boat, or in
sure
a
safe,
happier summer for
other boats There is no light left
all
to hunt for a hurt or inconsci.ius
puppet show. fhum!~<>
will be
the
shown at 11 a m and 2 -. • :
live play.
The Fox
Princess
and the Dragon." wi
•.bown
at 2 and 3 30 p m
person
Sit down and r
state
Fair exhibit entitle I • _ .md
Chairs.'' sponsored b> th' V York
State Cooperative Extensa: Service.
Here is your opr* -• .)rn
how to select chairs tha: jr< -ight
for you and your home
In addition to disti
—nation, the exhibit will feature nairs
for testing as we
iants
to answer questions
Teenagp square
ughout New York Stati
n p -.hing
their slipper^ in ord<^ ' ;» foot
| loose and fane- fre» • • • • Square
Dance Festival at th< '.»- State
Fair
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Ice Cubes, Fresh Produce, Waterme
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: .. -. examined before starting to ski
.. •• summer for new subsurface
ir_•!•;•> such as fallen trees with
. .:-: branches, stumps, old
rs, las: fall's abandoned
is. etc Like bottom de- must be rememred to avoid
\ areas, whether the bottom
k or muck Either condition
ause a broken bone or worse
skier must lie a competent
mer. wear an approved floatadevice and ski in a safe way
>k.> must be in good condition.
\ - . Idenly broken ski can cause a
fall
skier must never put a tow
behind his neck or loop it
I a leg He should also ask
oat operator to tow him at a
: which he is competent to han-
No diving or o*her proper
resctir searching can be done
SAFETY IS IMPORTANT TO THE
BOAT OPERATOR On a small heavily used lake. - he operator must
.seemingly have his head on a swivel
Camping Supplies, Ice Cold Beer, Cro
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Complete Line of
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STARCRAFT BOATS
STERLING BOAT TRAILE
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Located
1455 Pompey Center Rd.
Fabius, N . Y.
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COUCHES
And other assorted item
/unMi
Call 696-5533 for informatk
appointment.
(Store en So. Saline ClotH)
Call: 683-5824
LATHAM TRAILER SA
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Members of New York's dairy inHistry will entpr muk cheese and
related dairy products in ihe $2,400
vmnetition at the New York State
r
a i r this year The deadline for en
Ties is August H
Only products marie m New York
Ha'.e are eligible to compete
The department headed by Wil'jam R Shva. functions to advance
he dairy industry the leading agnJ "ultural industry in New York state
LAKE ROAD £ 281
TULLY 696-5533
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NEW T I L T - B I
BOAT TRAILE
DRAMATIC ARTS
NOTICE
COIN
OPERATED
Do/farSaving
CLEAHtRS
Dramatic arts will share the •%**•
light with agricultural arte at the
1968 New York State Fair Auguat
27 September 2. in Syracuse The
\uburn Children's The.itre ACT-Wa900 makes its seventh appearancr
M p-»rt of the Art and Home (enter
program
The program will feature two pup
pet shows and two plays dailv The
Amber Laundromat
W DONALD
KINSIOW
(In Amber - O n Otisco Lake)
Optometrist
WILL BE OPEN DAILY
FROM
7:00 A.M. to 11:00 P.M.
Seven Days Pw Week
Paul E. Page, Owner
VISIT FANTASTIC
ANIMAL LAND
"Natures Playground For Kids"
where you feed the animals
and take pictures
Take Rt. 81 to Tully, 4 m i . west on Rt. 80
to Strong Rd. Follow Signs
ADULTS • $1 00
EXAMINED and
GLASSES FITTED
HOOKS SY ARPOtWTMfKT
15' BOATS 1100 lbs. $
CHILDREN (un<hr 12) 50c
FREE JULY OFFER
Thit coupon entitle* b«*r*r to fre* package of
animal food. Valid thru July 31. 1968 only. Limited to children 12 year* and undar. One coupon
p%r child.
FAB'US HOME OFFICE
PhofM NT S-M62
17' BOATS 1100 lbs. $
OPEN 10 - 6 DAILY
TRUSWELL
Complete with winch, polyi
tiedowns and twin tailligl
0BERLE SALES & SE
2 Blocks off Rt. 81 at Brighton St. Ei
2 5 2 7 SO. SALINA ST.
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