Press-Republican—Wednesday, September 17,1986
Deaths, funerals
James Clancy
Wiljjam Abare
PORT JEFFERSON - James
Clancy. 48. of 23 Aspen Rd..
Rocky Point, N.Y., died Friday,
Sept. 12,1986. at his home.
He was born in Plattsburgh on
Nov. 5, 1937. the son of James
and Mary (Phillips) Clancy.
Mr. Clancy was an art teacher
at Terryville Elementary School
in Port Jefferson Station. He
served in the U.S. Army and was
a member of the North Shore
Running Club. He was a graduate of Plattsburgh State University College. State University of
New York at New Paltz, and
State University of New York at
Stony Brook.
Survivors include a daughter.
Julie Clancy of Rocky Point; two
sons. Jay of Rocky Point and 2nd
Lt. Matthew Clancy of Fort
Quantico. Va.: three brothers.
John Clancy of Plattsburgh.
Michael Clancy and Robert
Clancy, both of Saranac and one
sister, Anne Clancy of Saranac;
two aunts. Mrs. Rose Fayette of
Churubusco and Ella Phillips of
Dannemora: and several nieces
and nephews.
A mass of Christian burial was
held at St. Anthony of Padua
Church in Rocky Point on Monday. Cremation followed at
Washington Memorial Park in
Coram.
Rocky Point Funeral Home.
603 Route 25A, Rocky Point.
N.Y. was in charge of arrangements.
A memorial mass will be held
Saturday at 10 a.m. in St.
Josephs Church. Dannemora,
with burial in the parish cemetery.
Memorial contributions may
be made to the James Clancy
Memorial Scholarship Fund in
care of Anne Clancy, Box 156,
Saranac. N.Y. 12981.
Local arrangements are by
O'NelH-Redden-Drown Funeral
itom«4A Dannemora.
TICONDEROGA - William
Abare, 50. of Chilson, N.Y.f died
at the Moses-Ludington Hospital
Monday. Sept. 15.1986.
Mr. Abare was born in
Ticonderoga. Dec. 11. 1935. the
son of the late Lewis and Eva
(Wells) Abare.
He was a self-employed painter in the Ticonderoga area.
Mr Abare is survived by one
son. William Abare Jr. of the
U.S. Navy, stationed in Iceland;
one daughter. Renee Abare of
Glens Falls; one brother, Lewis
Abare of Ticonderoga; and two
sisters, Mrs. Betty Clarke of
Crown Point and Mrs. Connie
Baker of New Mexico.
Calling hours will be today
from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. at the
Connery and Gunning Funeral
Home in Ticonderoga with
rosary recited at 8 p.m.
A mass of Christian burial will
be celebrated at 10 a.m. Thursday at St. Mary's Church in
Ticonderoga.
Burial will be in Alexandria
Cemetery, Ticonderoga.
Linda A. Monteau
Motorcyclist hurt avoiding collision
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Area man charged with rape, incest
MOOERS FORKS — State
police arrested a local man
Tuesday morning on a warrant
charging him with rape and incest.
According to state police in
Chazy, Lawrence Eugene Morrison, 53, of Mooers Forks was
arrested at about 11:30 a.m. and
charged with third-degree rape
and incest.
Investigators said that Mor-
rison was arrested on a warrant
from Supreme Court Justice
Michael Duskas that followed
his recent indictment by a Clinton County grand jury.
Morrison allegedly engaged in
the illegal sexual activity on
several occasions during 1984,
police said. He was committed
to the Clinton County Jail
without bail Tuesday to await
further court action.
Seattle Rotary Club admits woman
SEATTLE (AP) — A Rotary
Club here has announced that it
will risk expulsion from the
parent organization, Rotary International, by admitting 15
women as members.
The International District
Rotary Club filed a lawsuit in
U.S. District Court on Monday in
an attempt to prevent Rotary International from expelling it.
Attorney Margaret McKeown
said Rotary International's exclusion of women violates state
law against discrimination.
The Seattle club's decision to
admit yocpen was unanimous,
said Jim Johnson, its president.
The club had formed a committee to study the matter last year.
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'We are good Rotarians and
we subscribe to everything
Rotary stands for, except one —
that it does not allow women as
members," Johnson said.
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Other Rotarians the region
agree, he said. At a conference
in Alaska in May, representatives of clubs in western
Washington, Alaska and
Canada's Yukon Territories
passed by rO-to-l a resolution in
favor of admitting women,
Johnson said.
ROUSES POINT — A motorcyclist was injured when he slid
his bike to avoid a collision with
a disabled tractor-trailer on
Lake Street early Tuesday morning.
According to Chazy-based
troopers. 22-year-old Scott Simpson of Norwich, N.Y., was driving on Lake Street at about 12:30
a.m. when he came upon a stalled t r a c t o r - t r a i l e r n e a r
Washington Street.
Police said that the truck
driver, Michael Pfannebecker of
Missouri, stalled his rig while
trying to turn around on Lake
Street. However, because Pfannebecker failed to activate his
emergency flashers, Simpson
did not see the truck in time to
easily stop, police said.
To avoid the collision, Simpson
s'id his motorcycle to the
ground. He was treated for cuts
to his left leg.
Troopers ticketed Simpson for
unlicensed operation and Pfannebecker for failing to use his
emergency lights.
Births
CVPH Medical Center
AKEY — A girl. AteHfr FUitee. born
Sept. € to Roland and Pamela Akey, RFD
3, Box 485 Nancy Drive, Plattsburgh.
BRIDGE — A girl. Amber Lane, born
Sept. 6 to Mr and Mrs. John M. Bridge.
P.O Box 542. Main St., Willsboro.
AMBERMAN - A boy. Nicholas Scott,
born Sept. 7 to Mr. and Mrs. William
Ronald Amberman, 64 Olive St.. Saranac
Lake.
HANLEY — A boy. Steven Ralph, born
Sept. 7 to Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Hubert
Hanley. 209 Margaret St.. Plattsburgh.
HUMAR — A girL Alison Lee. born
Sept. S to Mr. and Mrs Thomas Borut
Humar. 39 Trafalgar Drive. Plattsburgh.
MURNANE - A boy Michael James.
bom Sept. 8 to Mr. and Mrs. Patrick
Thomas Murnane. 2 Wells St.. Plattsburgh.
RAND — A boy. Tyler Stephen, born
Sept. 8 to Mr. and Mrs. Stephen John
Rand. Springfield Road. Upper Jay.
SOUSIE — A girl. Kristen Ann. born
Sept. 8 to Lori Ann Doner and Chris Henry
Sousie, Empire State Trailer Park, Lot 7,
Plattsburgh.
STOKER — A girl. Alicia Marie, born
Sept. 8 to Mr. and Mrs. Gary Scott Stoker,
P.O. Box 34. Willsboro.
ZEPPIERI — A girl. Laura Beth, born
Sept 8 to Mr. and Mrs. Richard John
Zeppieri. 113 Lake St.. Saranac Lake.
AGNEW — A boy. Kreg Joseph, born
Sept 9 to Mr. and Mrs. Dale Joseph
Agnew, Bucks Corner, Box 135. Saranac.
BRADLEY — A girl. Tabitha Shawna,
born Sept. 9 to Dale and Rebecca Bradley,
R.D.3. Peru.
CHAPPLE — A boy. Jacob Christopher,
born Sept 9 to Carol and Timothy Chappie. 36 South Catherine St., Plattsburgh.
FRANKEL - A boy. Andrew Michael,
born Sept. 9 to Timothy and Catherine
Frankel. R.D. 5. Box 234B. Plattsburgh.
GODIN — A girl. Lauren Kathryn, born
Sept. 9 to Mr. and Mrs. Richard F. Godin.
39 Park St.. Tupper Lake.
TROY — Linda A. Monteau.
41, died Sunday. Sept. 14, 1986, at
Samaritan Hospital in Troy.
She was born in Saranac Lake
Nov. 8, 1944. the daughter of Arthur and Margaret (Dean)
Monteau. A resident of the Capital District for the past 12 years,
she was a medical transcriptionist at Samaritan Hospital.
Survivors include her mother,
Margaret Monteau of Paul
Smiths; two brothers, Terry Lewis M. Andrews Jr.
Monteau of Rensselaer and
BEEKMANTOWN - A comArlen Monteau of San Francisco,
mittal
service for Lewis M. AnCalif.; one sister, Mrs. Thomas
drews
Jr.,
65, who died Friday,
(Nancy) Smith of Argyie; one
Sept.
12,
1986,
at his home in
aunt, Harriet Monteau of
Thompson
Ridge,
was held on
Malone; and several nieces and
Tuesday
at
2:30
p.m.
at the East
nephews.
Beekmantown
Cemetery.
Calling hours are scheduled
He is survived by his wife,
for 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. today at
the Fortune Funeral Home in Dorothy (Rowlson) Andrews of
Your students may think
Saranac Lake. A bible vigil will Thompson Ridge; a son, Lewis
they have everything they
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TICONDEROGA - Ruth
Katherine Burr of Radcliff, Ky.,
A
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(Wells) Sears, 86, died Monday, Wednesday at 10 a.m. at St. "Elizabeth Christensen of Savannewspaper they don't have it
Sept. 15, 1986, at the Moses- Gabriel's Church in Paul nah, Ga., and Deborah Andrews
all!
Ludington Nursing Home in Smiths, with the Rev. Tom and Susan Lamar, both of
Ticonderoga.
Newspapers aren't just for
Thompson Ridge; his mother of
Moody officiating.
She was born in Albany July 9,
Montgomery;
a
brother,
Elliot
reading.
^They're for math,
Burial will be in Brighton
1900, the daughter of Frederick Cemetery
Andrews
of
Montgomery;
and
science,
history, health and
in Gabriels.
and Elizabeth (McBurney)
two granddaughters.
more. It's all there, it's all
Wells.
The Rev. Earl Jehnson of the
new... everyday!
Mrs. Sears was a 1923 gradu- Nellie Deveau
First Presbyterian Church
So help your students get it all
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S T . L E O N A R D . N e w recited the committal prayers. __
together.
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Women, and subsequently Brunswick — A mass of ChrisArrangements lor the com^calling_5fiU3fi0
for more infortaught and was principal of the tian burial was held at the Ca- mital service were made
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Stoning ton, Conn. High School. thedral of the Immaculate Con- through the O'Neill-Redden
I n-E due at ion program.
She was married to the late ception in Edmundston, N.B., on Drown-Funeral Home in PlattsFrank E. Sears and resided in Sept. 5, 1986,'for Nellie LaPointe burgh.
Putnam Station for some 50 Deveau, 84, who died Sept. 2 at
Jody El Reedy
Memorial contributions may
years.
Hotel Dieu Hospital in Edmund- be made to the Pine Bush Am561-23Q0
She was a member of the Put- ston.
bulance Corps.
nam United Presbyterian
Mrs. Deveau was a member of
Church; vice-regent of the New the Ladies Auxiliary of the CaYork State Daughters of the nadian Legion. Branch 52, in St.
American Revolution, and had Leonard.
been regent of the Ticonderoga
Survivors include four daughchapter. She was a member of ters, Mrs. Felixine Bijeau of
many other civic organizations.
Plattsburgh, Mrs. Christine
Survivors include two daugh- Moreau of Edmundston, Mrs.
ters, Janet Wood of Somerville, Renette Durepos of Longueuil,,.
N.J., and Elizabeth Wyckoff of Que.. Mrs. Winnifred. Cyr of
Monmouth Beach. N.J.; a son, St.Hubert, Que.; seven sgns,
Edgar of Putnam Station; a Ludovic LaPointe of St.
niece, Linda Brinn of Burm- Leonard. Alban LaPointe of St.
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Sheldon
Martin, 75, of North
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Cemetery in Fairhaven. Vt.
Tuesday, Sept. 16. 1986. at the
12 x 15 ft. living room
Donations in her memory can Medical Center Hospital of
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She was born in Chateaugay.
Presbyterian Church.
April 28. 1911. the daughter of^
Burton and Clara (Pickrign)
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Saranac Lake Golf Ciub
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Leary 64. of Leonardo. N.J..
dree Sunday Sep: 14. 1986
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