Edwards Central School - Hornet Yearbook (Edwards, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 80 of the 1986 volume:

m m TABLE OF CONTENTS DEDICATION FACULTLY UNDERCLASSMEN SENIORS DnRTC ORGANIZATIONS ADVERTISEMENTS 1986 H — o PAGE 3 p PAGE 10 n PAGE 14 p PAGE 32 + PAGE 40 5 PAGE 56 S PAGE 62 Mr. Caxson Layout Staff LOn the floor: T. Perry, C |b. Robinson. Row 3: D. Shampine, M. Nash, D. Drake, S. Hathaway. Row 4; tic. Carson, ■ Mr, Bressett, M. Drake, L. Zeller, J. Moore , L. Jones ADMINISTRATION It is a great pleasure for me to be able to write a short message to. the students and especially the graduating class of 1986. This is the last issue of the Edwards Central School yearbook and its important that we hold Edwards Central School and all it stands for in a very special place in our hearts. You should never forget the proms, class events, sports, trips, that very special teacher, the frolics, and I could go on and on. You should never forget the past and all of the wonderful memories from there but, now is the time to look forward towards the future. Your life is in the future. You must plan for the future and keep striving to reach your goals. Hard work is the only way you can reach those goals. Good luck to you all and thank you all. The 1985-86 school year has been my first year having the roles of both teacher and adminis- trator. This year has been excit-j ing, challenging, and extremely busy. The year started with the addition of ITV courses and con- cludes with the merger of Edwards and Knox Memorial. I believe that both of these changes will result in expanded programs and opportun- ities for our students, now and for many years to come. Dedication This years 1986 Hornet is dedicated to Mrs. Reichert and the Edwards Central School. Mrs. Reichert arrived at E.C.S. in [1966 as a business teacher. She has I provided 19 years of dedicated service land has been involved in many extra- curricular activities during her tenure at E.C.S. We would like to thank Mrs. I Reichert for her years of dedicated service to both the community and the students lof E.C.S. We would also like to take this {opportunity to wish Mrs. Reichert many I happy years of retirement. The Edwards Central School has| I given us many fulfilling years. We will all cherish our fond I memories as we leave E.C.S. and enter into our new prosperous horizons in our quest for life long learnings. WE'RE THE STUDENTS OF ECS AND TO ALL OF US OUR SCHOOL'S THE BEST IN THIS BUILDING LIES OUR PRIDE AND FOR OUR HORNETS, WE HAVE TRIED TO DO THE BEST, COME OUT ON TOP I HOPE THIS PRIDE WILL NEVER STOP. WE'VE GROWN TO LOVE THIS SMALLTOWN SCHOOL AND IN THE PROCESS WE'VE LEARNED THE RULES. IN THE NEW SCHOOL OUR NAME MAY CHANGE BUT IN OUR HEARTS ARE WHERE THE HORNETS REMAIN. WHEN WE LEAVE OUR EYES WILL FILL WITH TEARS AS WE LOOK BACK ON OUR WONDERFUL YEARS. OUR SPORTS, CLASSES, DANCES, AND FRIENDS IT'S HARD TO BELIEVE IT IS COMING TO AN END. OUR MEMORIES ARE FOND, OUR FUTURE LOOKS BRIGHT AS WE PLAY OUR LAST GAME AS THE GREEN WHITE. SOME MAY LAUGH AND SOME MAY CRY BUT THE HORNET SPIRIT WILL NEVER DIE. IT MAY BE A GOOD IDEA, IT MAY BE GOOD FOR US BUT IT IS IN THIS SCHOOL THAT WE'VE PUT OUR TRUST. WHATEVER HAPPENS I WISH YOU THE BEST 1 BUT ALWAYS REMEMBER THE PRIDE OF ECS? BY Mandy Watson TOWN HiJLL HISTORY OF EDWARDS Edwards first settlers were Asa Brayton Jr.-, and his wife Eunice Parsons, Asa Jr. and. his father Asa Sr. came here to work’ on the military road in 1811 and ftere granted 50 acres of land. In 1827 Edwards was an organized town. The original site for Edwards was the island. When George Allan became land agent in 1819 the town began to be settled more rapidly. The first industry in Edwards was a grist mill built by Ora Ehead in l8l4. Before talc and zinc were discovered in Edwards farming and lumbering were the main industries. In 1878 the first commercial talc mine in NY state was opened in Freemansburg, now Talcville. On August 1, 1893 the railroads line opened. The railroad station was very busy in early days. Many things came and went by train. In 1933 the passenger train stopped running. j,,; ji- •II IB! W ••• f- i s !� f i 1 gy 1; Y■’ The town hall was built in 1896. This was the second town hall built in Edwards, The first was built in jI89I but it Durnea in the fire of 189 . Over the years the town hall has housed a barber shop, lawyer's office, public bath, bank, post office, and jail. The upstairs has an auditorium used in the past for public functions., Now the town hall just has.the museum and office forrunning the town. [ Edwards Kaiiroad Station On July 4, 189 1 a fire burned 3‘t buildings. A chimney blaze started and a strong wind carried the fire down Main and Factory streets. After the fire many of the buildings were rebuilt. The hotel that was rebuilt burned in 1970. EDWARDS AFTER 1894 FIRE If iyr-- i-k a 21 i... j i I '..ftf , ' •'. Jt J. , Jun - iy j ' : ! - ‘ - lb £ The auditorium m the town hall was called the Opera House Before there was a stage at school the eighth grade and senior graduations were held there. Professional and local plays and movies were also held there. ■ ■ Main Street ca. 1910 The Edwards Hepburn Library was built in 1919. Money for building came from A. Barton Hepburn, former superintendent of Edwards School. The time capsule was buried in the front lawn of the school on May 26, 1976 to be opened in 2001. p r . 'W € C A p C r F'f t ks x 6— -?005- EDUCATION IN EDWARDS Brodie School The first school built was a log cabin. As there were no trained teachers, various people in the community who had some education taught. The Brodie family established on their estate the next school for their family and neighbors. The above picture is the building erected after the time of the Brodie family and is now a private home. EDWARDS HIGH SCHOOL Anyone wanting a high school education had to go to the Wesleyan Seminary in Gouverneur until 1909 when the first Edwards High School was built on East Main Street, 6 h In 1985 an instructional tele- vision tower (ITV) was added to Edwards Central enabling Edwards, Gouverneur, and Harrisville to share teachers for additional- courses. In 1914 the first class grad- uated from Edwards High School. With the exceptions of 1916 and 1919 because of WWI, there has been a graduating cla-ss each year. The Class of 1986 at Edwards Cen- tral School is the 71st graduating class from Edwards community. ITV FIRST QUARTER i C. Arquette, R. Clintsman, j How Is H. Robinson. Row 2s G. Arquette, |A. Carr, J. Kerr. Row 3s T. Stoffel, A. Jenness. i FACULTY I I Ms. Graham Speech Mrs. Hamilton Art Mrs. Lumley, Vice President; Mrs. Robinson, Clerk Father Richard; Mr. Thornton, President; Mrs. Matejcik; Ms. Towne; Mr. Webster; Mr. Hodge, Superintendent of Schools. John MacFerran Maintenance Mrs. Hance Music Trudy Gordon-Contraeto: Elaine Archer Kathy Johnson Rick Whitford Lefts Mrs. Bullock Rights Mrs. Whitmarsh Left to Right Mrs. Fuller Mr. Hubbard Mr. Davis Mrs. Lapiant Mr. O'Heam Mrs. Conklin Mrs. Young English Mr. Thompson Math Mr. Jones Mrs. Typhair Secretary Mrs. MacBath Home Economics Mr. Anti-iine Social Studies Mrs. Clintsman Secretary Kiss Thoma French Mrs. DenBleyker Fifth Grade Mr. Cassidy Sixth Grade Mrs. Whitford Treasurer Mrs. Kelly Fourth Grade Miss. Scouten Second Grade firs. Donnelly Third Grade I Mr. Nindl Physical Education Mrs. Akins First Grade Miss Newvine Kindergarten Mr. Schryver G omputers Kath Mr. Edick Remedial Reading Mrs. Williamson Resource Room Ms. Gihson Resource Room UNDERCLASSMEN Kindergarten Row 1: J. Bullock, D. Gladie, J. Daniels, J. Whitford. Row 2: J. Whitford, T. Lutz, D. McIntosh, J. Mullaney, H. McGuinness, P. French, C. Richards. Row 3: T. Thomas, M. Whitford, M. Fenton, D. Hance, R. Goings, C. Briggs, E. Charlton, D. McCollum. Row 4: D. Freeman, R. Johnson, D. French, W. Hale, K. Wood, Miss .Newvine. First Grade Row 1: T. Lennox, M. Kitts, D. Graham, R. Wood, T. Norton, Row 2: L. Charlton, S. Roberts, J. Fenn, M. Weaver, S. Bullock, M. Hitchcock, M. Watson. Row 3s JE. 1 Law, A. Youngs, M, Matejcik, A. Folsom, A Goings, K. Barker, G. Duffy, S. Lashua, H. Hill. Row 4: Mrs. Aikins. How 1: V. McGuinness, J. Gagnon, 3. McCollum, R. Hitchcock, 3. French. Row 2s J. Whitmarsh, S. peabody, R. Curtis, T, Thomas, P. Gagnon, M. Todd. Row 3: G. Wood, T. Freeman, M. Taylor, J. Matejcik, B. Miller, J. Jackson, H. French. Row 4: M. Wells, S. McDonald, M. Toohey, J. Shajnpine, S. Wood, Miss Scouten. crn pr-v r JJIumjinnnrl HUB ) Third Grade [Sow 1: E. Thomas, I-i H hardsTS Churcl T F rim ig BTBuTTock, T Duffy. Row 2s J. Webster, J. Peabody, M, Thornton, T. Watson, M. Thomas, T. Thomas-,I Row 3s M. Soper, N. Soper, C. Peabody, S. Burns, R. Barkley, L. Gagnon,' C. m I Davis, J. Soper, J. Gladie, T. McIntosh, G. Rushlo, P. Henratty, Mrs. Donnelly r'.-M- How 1: M. McCollum, 3. Church, M. Law. Row 2: M. Taylor, K. Bullock, M. Taylor, A. Billings, M. Johnson. Row 3: B. Carr, E. Holly. Row 4s Mrs. Kelly, J. Duffy, C. Lashua, M. Zeller, J. Johnson, R. Skeldon. Fourth Grade Fifth Grade Row Is A. Chapin, W. Gladie, S. Soper, D. Jackson, K. Finley. Row 2: B. Thornton, T. Matejcik, A. Newcombe, D. Jones, T. French. Row 3s C. Zeller, 20 M. Gore, G. Peabody, T. Hardy, T. Hall. Mrs. DenBleyker Row lj C. Whitford, A. Wood, M. Holly, R. Fowler, G. Richards. Row 2: J. Bishop, A. Hooper, L. Facey, R. Bullock G. Rice , W. Perry, S. Gladle. Row 3: J. Billings, E. Soper, J, Whitmarsh, E. Miller, N. Duffy, T. Zeller, J. Matthews. SEVENTH GRAD G. • Fenton B. Will sard N. Taylor M. Johnson R. Clintsman Ms. Gibson J. McDonald W. Hardy A. Jr-eck J. Beachard E. Wood D. Wood G. Sloan S. Tovme G. Oatman N. Thornton iililiil L. Zeller B. Cowls A. Hale M. Toohey tag i i mrrrrri j i n un A. LaPlant M. McCollum D. Finen S. Jenness : ! r... ifj3i Presidents A. LaPlant Vice Presidents M. Toohey Secretarys H. Matejick Treasurers J. Beachard OFFICERS President - Robert Webster Vice President - Murray Averill Secretary - Renee 'Whitmarsh Treasurer - Shelly Gotham NinthM MfGrade R. Whitmarsh D. Gotham D. Drake A. Burns J. Arquette S. Knowlton V:, - G. Carr K. Dean J. Sykes nail m D. Fuller M. Towne J. Davis T. Facey M. Drake M. Averill L. Peabody T. Lanphear S. Willard S. Miller B. Shampine R. Webster S. Gotham T. Skeldon R. Fenton B. Gagnon M. Thomas SOPHOMORES L. Finley B. Soper B. Hotalin'g R. Knowlton M. Watson P. Hall D. Shampine A. Duffy 1988 G. Aldridge S. Wolf B. Chapin B. Goodheart J. Fenton R. Robinson M. Zeller A. Rice T. Finley D. Horn D. Bishop M. McCollum S. Taylor S. Barker G. Lutz S. Hooper President - T. Finley Vice President ,- S. Barker Treasurer - R. Robinson Secretary - M. Watson Miss Thoma ■'—; ILj M JUNTORS L. Brown R. Clintsman 1987: Clark Nash Archer Brown C. Brown A. Jenness B. Jones S. Whitmarsh A. Bullock C. Arquette T. Stoffel A. Carr S. Bullock W. Mazurouski K. Bowman G. McDonald Mr. Thompson SPORTS liti! : v � : 3 JSt8? 1� FOR THE GOOD TIMES s I walk down the hall for the last time today [I look over my shoulder and see the memories of my years gone by miles I still see so clearly as the day they were given gthe laughter of past days still ring through the halls hen as I turn to walk away a bright light catches my eye sign that the good times aren’t gon but with me forever.to remember o with a tear in my eye I wave my last good-bye .nd go to make for tommorrow more memories of THE GOOD TIMES� - The 1986 Modified Hornets Soccer Teeun was led by centers Jeff Sykes, with Six goals, and Andy Peck, with four goals. And their goalie, Phillip Parker who let only eight goals get by. Mr. Coach Lennox and his team closed the season with a final record of - 2. MODIFIED SOCCER Row lj I ’ D. Barkley M. Drake A. Peck I S. Typhair M. Toohey Row 2s A. LaPlant A. Fowler A. Oatman B. Cowles Row 3: D. Finen : C. Todd D. Fuller P. Parker D. Aldridge J. Sykes ECS - 1 Hermon - 0 ECS - 0 S. L. - 4 ECS - 2 Gouverneur - lj ECS - Hermon - 1 ECS - 2 Gouverneur - 1 ECS - 1 S. L. - 2 ECS - 3 Knox - 4 ECS - 3 ' Lisbon - 1 ECS,. - 2 Harrisville - 2 ECS - 0 Clifton Fine - 1 ECS - 2 Morristown - 1 ECS - 2 Hammond - 2 ECS - 1 Heuvelton - 3 ECS - 1 Knox - 1 ECS - 3 Lisbon - 1 ECS - 1 Harrisville - 2 ECS - 0 Clifton Fine - 0 ECS - 1 Morristown - 0 ECS - 4 Hammond - 4 ECS - 3 Heuvelton - 2 PLAYOFFS ECS - 4 Harrisville - 0 ECS - 0 Clifton Fine - 1 SOCCER Row Is T. Finley. Row 2s J. Moore, A. Mazuroski, M. Davison, M. Whitford. Row 3: S. Knowlton, C. Carr, M. Watson, A. Carr, S. Bullock, S. Town, P. Hall, R. Whitmarsh, R. Clintsman, K. Bowman, B. Jones, M. Nash, T. LaPlant. Row 4s N. Thornton,A. Duffy, S. Jenness, D. Drake, T. Aldridge, Coach Mr. Thompson.__________________ ____________________ EC LADY ■ ' V : .. i HORNETS I i I That's my fly. Row lj B. Goodheart, R. Clintsman, C. Varges, S. Skeldon, D. Clark, D. Matthews, K. Archer, M. Zeller, M. McCollum. Row 2: A. Wood, (manager) R. Bullock, (manager) Coach Nindle. Row 3: G. Lutz, R. Webster, T. Stoffel, A. Jenness, M. Watson, R. LaPlant, S. Zeller, S. Whitmarsh, A. Bullock, E. French, R. Knowlton, M. Averill. Your going where Arlee? Hey ref, didn't you see that? TEN, NINE, EIGHT,....' The Hornet boys finished the soccer season with an 8-5”! record. Leading the offensive charge this year were Doug Matthews, Kevin Archer, and David Clark. The defense was anchored by all-league goalie Scott Zeller, and halfback Richard Lapiant, and fullbacks Mark Zeller and Robert Webster. Why'd you kick it to me Webster? 45 The ‘Lady Hornets had a tough, challenging year with a five member team. They kept their heads up and never once broke to the pressure of the opposition or their classmates. Their only season win saw k girls on the floor and one injury on the bench. This game was a triumph and reflection of the lady hornets efforts and proved that discouragement may lurk in the shadows, but at least these 5 girls were not quitters. B. Shampine, S. Bullock, B. Chapin, it. Clintsman, L. Brown,. Coach Mr. Bressett. JUOj Row I. m. Whitford., H. Matejcik. Row 2s M. McNerney, N. Thornton, Towne, M. McCollum, 3. Jenness, T. Chapin, Mrs. Neu, A. Chapin. 47 CHEERLEADERS Row Is B. Thornton, L. Facey, E. Holly, Row T. Zeller, Y. Miller, N. Duffy, J. Bishop, Row 3: G, Whitford. Fourth - Sixth Grade BASKETBALL tow J. Johnson D. Jones Row 2: A. Woods A. Hooper R. Skeldon Row 3 s M. Gore J. Matthews T. French R. Fowler M. Johnson Row kt E. Soper J. Whitmarsh G. Lashua M. Zeller Row 5s G. Zeller R. Bullock T. Hall Although the 1985-86 season record of the J. V. hornets was 5“H many- positive gains were made. Hard work was a trade-mark for the hornets since many lacked experience to play on the J. V. level. Offensively the hornets were led by Murray Averill - iM points per game, and Jeff Sykes - 6 assists per game. Other top performers were Bruce Hotaling - 11 points per game and 11 rebounds per game. Also Robert Webster - 7 points per game and 8.9 rebounds per game. Hornets on the bench contributed tremendous support and spirit towards most of the wins. Giving 100 5 of themselves, Dan Fuller, Scott Taylor, Rodney Clintsman, Bryan Goodheart, Brad Soper, Gary Lutz, and Matt Drake complet 3d a fulfilling season CANDIDS m Row 1: R. Whitmarsh S. Barker I. Finley S. Hooper M. Watson Row 2 s S. Knowlton D. Drake D. Bishop Row 3 s K. Dean Row Is D. Fuller, A. LaPiant R. Clintsman. Row 2s B. Goodheart, B. Soper, M. Averill, G. Lutz, B. Rotating, J. Sykes, R. Webster, 3. Taylor, M. Drake. O) 00 (D mm Hornet Record 7-15 Row Is D. Clark, K. Archer, S. Skeldon. Row 2s M. Zeller, S. Whitmarsh, G. McDonald, A. Bullock, S. Zeller, R. LaPlant, L. Brown, D. Matthews, R. Knowlton, C. Vargas, Coach Mr. Lennox This year's basketball team wa paced by senior Scott Zeller who led the hornets with 3 +3 points and 239 rebounds. He was followed by seniors Rich Lapiant - 227 points, and Doug Matthews - 197 points. Junior David Clark had. I89 points. Sophomore Mark Zeller scored 12.6 points and juniors Lary Brown, Kevin Archer and soph- omore Rob Knowlton provided able back up for this years team. With a g°°4 nucleus of under classmen, next year should be a good year for baske t ball. — M. Zeller, D. Barker, S. Whitmarsh, R. LaPlant, S. Zeller, B. Magee, D. Matthews, A. Jenness, T. Stoffel, M. Rushlo, D. Clark, K. Archer, B. Goodheart, B. Davison, G. Hall, M. Lennox, U. Zeller, Coach J. Kindi . ECS - 5 Clifton - ECS - 20 Knox - 5 ECS - 3 Heuvelton - ECS - 7 Lisbon - 3 ECS - 1 Morristown • ECS - 8 Hermon - 6 ECS - k Clifton - 8 ECS - 20 Knox - 8 ECS - k Harrisville ECS - 1 Heuvelton - ECS - 6 Hammond - 5 ECS - 10 Lisbon - 7 IF ECS 7 ECS - 9 ECS - 9 ECS - 32 ECS - 9 ECS - 3 ECS - 13 ECS “ 9 ECS - 18 ECS - 11 ECS “ 32 ECS “ 18 Playoffs ECS - 10 Colton - 9 ECS - k Hermon - 21 Clifton-Fine - 3 Knox - 16 Heuvelton - 10 Lisbon - k Morristown - 11 Hermon - 22 Clifton-Fine - 7 Knox - 5 Harrisville - 12 Heuvelton - 7 Hammond - 8 Lisbon - k Just another rookey. 5k Standing: G. Brown, R. Glinstman, A. Mazuroski, Mr. Thompson, sitting: M. Nash, G. Carr, M. Davison, P. Hall, L. Brown, S. Bullock, Kneeling: B. Phelps, B. Bullock, T. Bullock. 1 I GOT IT. I GOT IT....YOU GET IT. GAN SHE CATCH THAT? ORGANIZATIONS GAA VARSITY CLUB Row I: H. Matejcik S. Hooper 3. Bullock A. Carr M. Whitford M. Nash K. Dean D. Bishop Row 2: A. Chapin T. Chapin N. Thornton 3. Shampine B. Chapin M. Watson C. Carr R. Whitmarsh S. Towne Row 3: C. Brown |L. Hughes R. Clintsman A. Mazuroski Knowlton T. Aldridge T. LaPlant M. Davis6n M. McCollum Row 4: S. Moore D. Drake L. Brown 11C. Bowman A. Duffy T. Finley P. Hall S. Jenness Row Is G. Lutz K. Archer 3. Goodheart D. Clark Row 2,j T. Stoffel R. Knowlton A. Bullock Row 3s L. Brown M. Averi11 R. Webster Row E. French S. Zeller R. LaPlant M. Zeller A. Jennes M. McCollum I Coach Nindl | Row 5 s R. Clintsman § D. Shampine | S. Whitmarsh 1 ■■■■El ___ UTN 1985 tttarcfjtng nanti Row Is G. Miller, M. Davison-riffle captain. Row 2s M. Whitford, S. Bullock, B. Jones, R. Whitmarsh, S. Tome, M. Watson, H. Matejcik, S. Hooper. Row 3s D. Bishop, S. Barker, B. Chapin-flag captain, C. Aldridge, M. Gladie, N. Lapiant, C. Fenton, A. Hale-saber. Row )■$ R. Clintsman, M. McCollum, A. Chapin, S. Knowlton, L. Hughes, S. Willard, C. Carr. Row 5$ A. Jenness, D. Woods, D. Barker, A. Knowlton, M. Zeller, M. McCollum, D. Shampine, D. Aldridge. Absent from Photos 3. Jenness, R. Webster, B. Phelps, T. Perry, T. Aldridge, T. Skeldon. The 1985 Marching Band would like to express its appreciation to Robert Archer and Lorraine Fenn for their guidance, support, and direc- tion. The band experienced a highly successful summer through their efforts We would also like to thank the parents and the people of the community who also supported us. ( Vhf4 A' Valerie Zeller Whiz Quiz Row 1: R. Robinson, I A. Carr. Row 2: R. Webster, C. Arquette. | Row 3s S. Zeller, R. Whitmarsh. Row [m. Watson, J. Arquette, S. Taylor, A. Jenness. Row Is R. Whitmarsh, K. Dean, S. Gotham, B. Shampine. Row 2s B. Goodheart, S. Knowlton, C, Carr, M. Drake, T. Lanphear. Row 3 R. Robinson. Row kt Miss Thoma, M. Averill, S. §1 Miller, D. Fuller, J. Sykes, R. Webster, D. Drake, S. Moore, B. Gagnon, S. Willard. FRENCH CLUB NATIONAL Row Is J. Kerr. Row 2s A. Carr, L. Hughes, M. Nash. Row 3$ Mrs. Kelly, S. Zeller, E. French, C. Arquette. HONOR SOCIETY Southwest Tech mm. p.m. Row Is T. Aldridge, D. «SB Clark. Row 2s C. Brown, 4r ' R. LaPlant, L. Brown, M. ' i| Mazuroski, K. Bowman. „ ” Row 3s G. McDonald, A. Bullock, R. Hathaway, L. Brown, S. Skeldon, M. Hale, S. Whitmarsh. Southwest Tech] mi fa jyj an Row Is R. Thornton. Row 2s D. Matthews, B. Mazuroski, L. Nichols, J. Hale. Row 3s P. Daniels, S. Forbes. Video Club Row Is R. Whitmarsh. Row 2s S. Towne, S. Jenness, Mr. Schryver, S. Zeller. Row 3s M. Whitford, J. Beachard. 61 ADVERTISING LILLIAN SIMMONS BEAUTY SHOP R-3 GOUVERNEUR, NEW YORK PHONE 287-1488 ALWAYS A FRIENDLY ATMOSPHERE [cHRYSlERj DAVE HAMPTON CHRYSLER ■ PLYMOUTH, INC. R.D. 5 GOUVERNEUR, NEW YORK 13643 Phon. 387-1300 S.rvlc. 387-3060 Office 315-287-0900 General Insurance WARD L. HOWARD, INC. GOUVERNEUR, N.Y. 13642 Jones Farm Supplies 39 Clinton Street Gouverneur, N.Y. 13642 Telephone 315-287-3210 MORTON W. HOWARD, Pres, Home 315-287-0584 MB. 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