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Boquet Valley Post 551 is 91 years young 2019 marks century since American Legion founded nationwide
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This is the first in a series of stories honoring the 100th anniversary of the American Legion. The pieces will run periodically throughout the year, and they will run in each edition of The Sun, wherever you live. When these folks were sent, they just went; it didn’t matter where they were from or where they were going. They served us all. We salute their service. ■
Graves in the Boquet Cemetery mark the final resting place for many of Elizabethtown’s early settlers. The arched stone, the second one left of the tree in this photo is what remains of the stone placed for Benjamin Holcomb, Esq., seen intact in the adjacent photo taken some decades earlier and kept among Boquet Cemetery records. Photos by Kim Dedam
Ansel Holcomb buried in Boquet Cemetery By Kim Dedam STA FF W RITER
The Boquet Valley Post No. 551 recently received a history gift from the Adirondack History Center, allowing this oversized black-andwhite photo of Memorial Day 1942 to be placed on display. The image captured a solemn tribute paid decades ago at Riverside Cemetery. Boquet Valley Post charter
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ELIZABETHTOWN | As the American Legion celebrates its centennial this year, Boquet Valley Post 551 marks 91 years of service to veterans and community here. The Boquet Valley Post was the ninth legion to form in Essex County, and received its charter on May 5, 1928. As indicated by the post number, it was the 551st formed in New York State since summer of 1919 when the Legion began its work in every U.S. town or county, joining together to support veterans of the Great War and later changing its charter for veterans of all wars. » American Legion Cont. on pg. 5
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NEW RUSSIA | Ansel Holcomb was the only son of one of the first pioneer families to settle here. He signed up to fight with the New York State Militia in a regiment lead by Capt. John Calkins, of Elizabethtown, during the War of 1812. He fought for one week, but in a seminal battle that helped turn the tides of war. On Sept. 11, 1814, he was wounded at the Battle of Plattsburgh where he stood with militiamen who kept British troops from crossing the Saranac River. Military records show Holcomb earned $1.86 for his service and indicates he was wounded Sept. 11 and died Sept. 13. By then the battle was won and the British had retreated north. Ansel was 21 or 22 when he died of war wounds, according to historical accounts. Historian Margaret Bartley, who lives in New Russia, began looking into Holcomb’s military service when a distant ancestor asked where he was buried. » Holcomb Cont. on pg. 2
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Clinton Correctional Facility in Dannemora was one of several prisons in the region spared by the state. Photo by Nathan Ovalle
NORTH COUNTRY | Former businessman turned author Mark Barie has been designated as a 2019 Hoffer Award Finalist. Barie — a native of Champlain and currently of Sebring, Florida — has written several historical biographies, but “War Calls, Love Cries” is his fi rst work of fiction. “I never read fiction; I’m more of a
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past rows of gravestones at the old cemetery, which was placed high on an open knoll above what had long been the site of milling operations — sawmills and gristmills — powered by the Boquet River. Lines of ancient gravestones count generations of Holcombs who lived, worked and fought here. Benjamin Holcomb, Ansel’s father, was laid to rest under a sculpted marble stone
“I went to our list online, and there was no gravestone,” Bartley said. The records do indicate Ansel Holcomb was laid to rest in the Boquet Cemetery, established in 1798 by early settlers at New Russia, in what that year became Elizabethtown. Bartley continued to search news articles and military dockets related to Holcomb’s service. “His family is here,” she said, walking
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now worn bare, likely by wind and weather. Photos of the stone taken years ago show it marks his death on Sept. 15 in 1807, seven years plus two days before his son. The local history tome, “Pleasant Valley”, by George L. Brown, records the arrival of Benjamin Holcomb, Esq. to this region and that “... a son, Ansel by name, was mortally wounded Sept. 11, 1814 at the Battle of Plattsburgh, being shot in the side and dying Sept.
13, two days after the English turned back toward Canada. Ansel Holcomb’s body was also buried in the Boquet Valley Cemetery.” In September 1903, Dr. Midas Elijah “M.E.” Bishop also wrote down what he learned as a child. For years, Bishop’s letters described the days of early settlement here. They were published word-for-word in the Elizabethtown Post and Gazette newspaper. » Holcomb Cont. on pg. 3
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Americans took up the plank on the bridge. When the British came, part of them started to cross the river on the stringers, and part tried to wade the river, and then the Americans opened fire. As Uncle Jonathan expressed it ‘a good many poor fellows were seen to tumble off the bridge, and one here and there who were wading fell and floated down stream.’” There is no recorded headstone in the Boquet Cemetery for Ansel Holcomb.
He recalled that his uncle Jonathan Post, son of Dr. Asa Post, was also in Calkins’ company during that famous battle. “His talk about the battle of Plattsburgh was very interesting to me when a boy. He told how Ansel Holcomb was shot through the body near his suspender button. If I remember rightly the button was driven into his body. Before the battle uncle told how the
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And Bartley brought the concern to the county’s Veteran’s Affairs office. “We believe we have what we need to request a headstone from the Veteran’s Affairs Office Memorial Program,” veterans’ office coordinator Sara Smith said. Tim Pierce, manager of the county’s veterans office, told the Sun that the government will issue headstones for unmarked graves, but it’s not guaranteed.
The City of Plattsburgh Public Works Department was working toward paving Cornelia Street from the city/town line to Beekman Street in Plattsburgh this week. The project was expected to be finished by the end of the week, depending on weather. Public works was encouraging drivers to reduce speed, use caution and allow for extra time for arrival when traveling through this area. “The maintenance and care of our road infrastructure is critical to the functioning of our City, and retaining our economic competitiveness,” a press release from the city said. “The city has plans for several projects over the summer into the fall. The next road project will be completing the parts of South Catherine Street that were not finished during the last major overhaul in 2014. It is expected that this will start towards the end of June.”
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» American Legion Cont. from pg. 1 The names of Boquet Valley Post’s founding members are neatly typed in columns on the original certificate kept framed under glass. Many of those first E’town legionnaires have family living here today. The men were: Hugh T. Gilligan, Stanley L. Brown, Morgan O’Donnell, Lawton F. Metcalfe, George H. Egglefield, Raymond L. Baker, Martin V. Sheehy, Fred N. Trombly, Wm. P. Denton, John D. Nicholson Jr., Julius G. Burres, Fred K Sheldon, Gordon H. Daniels, Spencer Egglefield and Hardy E. Sweet. The Boquet Valley American Legion Aux-
large group of the 451 active legionnaires in Essex County. Jackson and Tryon are key organizers of Memorial Day and Veterans Day ceremonies held annually at the Veterans’ Memorial Cemetery, a hallowed ground they helped establish in Wadhams for veterans in all of Essex County. The 8.36-acre property was deeded to Boquet Valley Post No. 551 in 1989 by Elton Anson. a member of the post. It took years, but the cemetery was formally dedicated as a final resting place open to all county veterans on May 28, 2006. The site is managed by an Essex County Veterans Cemetery Committee.
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Boquet Post No. 551 often plans events together with Lewis Post No. 1319. And they have several programs set for Memorial Day. “The Annual Memorial Day Parade and Service will take place in Elizabethtown on Monday, May 27th,” American Legion Adjutant Newman Tryon Tryon said. “At 9 a.m., a contingent of legionnaires will meet at the Essex County Veterans Cemetery, near Wadhams, to lower the cemetery flag to half-staff accompanied by a playing of Taps and a firing-squad salute.” The Memorial Day parade starts immediately afterward, at 10 a.m. and will proceed from Hand Avenue onto Court Street and end near the Golf course. “At the conclusion of the parade, the American Legion will conduct a Memorial Day Service in the Village Park, starting at about 10:30 a.m.,” Tryon said. ■
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The Boquet Valley Post is continuing its work to acknowleged the service of veterans from Elizabethtown. A committee led by legionnaires George Saug and Jim Beaton now have plans to improve the small veterans’ park area in the center of town, across from the high school. “We are planning to enhance the park with a marker for all veterans from Elizabethtown. It will be a memorial dedicated to all of our veterans from all five branches of the service. We are also trying to get a military armament piece to enhance the site,” Saug
The original charter of American Legion Boquet Valley Post No.551 preserves the name of founding members of the organization here on May 5, 1928. The Boquet Valley American Legion Auxilliary was formed at about the same time. Photos by Kim Dedam
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Ettling presides over final commencement of SUNY career PLATTSBURGH | Presiding over his final commencement as president of SUNY Plattsburgh before retiring, John Ettling welcomed at-capacity crowds May 18 at morning and afternoon ceremonies for the Class of 2019. Following graduates and faculty members who took their seats, Ettling followed the faculty marshals — Dr. Martha Frost, professor and chair, human development and family relations, in the morning ceremony and Richard Mikkelson, SUNY distinguished teaching professor of art, in the afternoon — and led the platform guests to their seats. Dr. Koon Yan (Chris) Pak, a 1974 biology graduate whose company, Molecular Targeting Technologies focuses on the development of technologies for the treatment and diagnosis of human diseases, and Dr. Hassan Tetteh, Class of 1994 in biochemistry, a board-certified surgeon specializing in heart and lung transplantation, were each granted an honorary doctor of science degree from SUNY.
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“You had choices,” he said. “And you chose to come to Plattsburgh. For some of you, this is your only college commencement; for others, this may your first or second of several as you go on to other graduate programs. Many of your arrived here a few years ago without knowing what you wanted to study but understanding that a college education is the key to your success. “When you leave today, we hope you’ve acquired the basic skills of reasoning, communication, problem-solving, ethical judgement and teamwork. These are very useful for almost any endeavor in this diverse and globally interconnected world. Some of your may well spend your career in the first job you get when you leave here; most of you will find that your careers as well as your life will take many twists and turns. We hope our student-centered approach to higher education pays off in the future,” he said.
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“We join with your parents, family, friends, girlfriends and boyfriends on this special occasion because we are proud of the many students who have graduated from this school, especially the first-generation students graduating here today. And at this moment, in this building, at this day, I want you to know how proud I am of your accomplishments. Congratulations.”
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» Barie Cont. from pg. 1 “I didn’t believe my book would be received as it was.” The Hoffer Book Award — one of the largest international awards — pays homage to American philosopher Eric Hoffer. It is bestowed to authors of noteworthy skill in several different genres. Of approximately 2,000 nominees, submissions from all over the Englishspeaking world, a handful are named finalists and grand finalist for each genre. In addition to the Hoffer Award, Barie will be attending the Florida Authors and Publishers Association’s President’s Book Award 2019 in August, in which “War Calls, Love Cries” is a contender for a medal. Barie is humble about the possibilities.
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PLATTSBURGH | Members of the Plattsburgh Rotary Club have announced that the third-annual Rotary International Fishing Classic will be held on Lake Champlain Friday, May 31, to Sunday, June 2. Cash prizes will be awarded to the first- through fifth-place fish by weight in three divisions: 1) lake trout, 2) walleye and 3) land-locked Atlantic salmon, steelhead or brown trout. First prize is guaranteed to be at least $1,000 for each division, with cash prizes to be determined by the cash pool. First- through third-place winners must be present at the
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PLATTSBURGH | Alumni are invited back to SUNY Plattsburgh for a weekend of events and reminiscence beginning Thursday, June 6 with a wine and cheese reception at Samuel D’s in Sibley Hall beginning at 4:30 p.m. Events include a barbecue along the shores of Lake Champlain at the Naked Turtle, area museum tours, campus tours, lunch at Clinton Dining Hall and the all-class event at Retro Live which will include retro trivia, music and souvenirs. For a full schedule, to register or for more information, visit alumni. plattsburgh.edu/reunion2019, call 518-5642090 or email alumni@plattsburgh.edu. ■
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PLATTSBURGH | Co-sponsors North Country at Work, the Plattsburgh Memorial Chapel and the CCHA will present a celebration of labor history at the Plattsburgh Memorial Chapel June 1, 7-9 p.m. Folks will tell stories about their work or the work their family did, and time will be set aside at the end for pop-up storytellers to share their own work stories. This is event is free and open to the public. ■
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PLATTSBURGH | A nighttime golf tournament and dinner fundraiser for Stafford Middle School’s a cappella ensemble, Fermata Nowhere, will be held Saturday, June 8 beginning at 4 p.m. at Bluff Point Golf Course. Teams of four players will play nine holes in daylight, break for dinner and live music and then return to play nine more holes in the dark for $100 each. Cart paths, hazards, flags, greens and holes will be illuminated, and golf balls will glow-in-the-dark. A silent auction will be held featuring gift cards, gift baskets and more. Families and community members not interested in golf can still pay $10 for dinner and can contribute to the fundraiser by participating in the raffles or donating items for the silent auction. For more information, to donate or to form a team, contact organizer
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PLATTSBURGH | The Jim Abbott-Dick Coffey Golf Tournament, in support of the Foundation of Champlain Valley Physicians Hospital will take place Friday, June 7 at the Adirondack Golf and Country Club in Peru. This annual event will begin with registration at 11 a.m., lunch at 11:30 and a shotgun start at noon. Red tees, mulligans and 50-50 raffle tickets will be available at registration. The awards reception will take place immediately following the tournament. Reception guest tickets are available at $15 per guest. The registration fee for an individual golfer is $100 which includes golf, lunch and hors d’oeuvres reception. Gold level sponsorships are available for $500 and include registration fee for a team of four golfers. Call Events and Special Project Manager Michelle Senecal at 518-314-3359 or email msenecal@cvph. org for more information or to register. ■
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The North Country Chamber has been joined with others nationally in advocating for the lifting of the tariffs, and was in Washington, D.C., this week advocating for Congressional approval of the proposed U.S.-Mexico-Canada Agreement (USMCA). The chamber led a strategic group May 22-23 that included the Quebec government, Bombardier and Nova Bus.
By Nathan Ovalle EDITOR
PLATTSBURGH | The lifting of import taxes on Canadian and Mexican steel and aluminum brought relief from several local and regional representatives. President Donald Trump took the steps Friday, May 17, and Canada and Mexico have agreed to end retaliatory tariffs imposed on goods from the United States. “This reversal will be good for the U.S. and Canadian economies in general, but is especially welcome in a region like ours, which is so strongly wedded to Canada with a large and diverse manufacturing base dependent on cross border supply chains,” North Country Chamber of Commerce President Garry Douglas said in a press release. “In fact, this ready access to a bi-national supply chain in both directions is a key reason why we have the manufacturing base the North Country has. This will encourage and foster future investment in our region and will directly enhance the competitiveness of a number of our companies who have been absorbing these tariff costs in the expectation that this reversal would come. It has been expected since last October when agreement was reached on USMCA.”
STEFANIK, SCHUMER APPLAUD DEAL
Congresswoman Elise Stefanik also supported the decision to lift the tariffs. “Removing these tariffs on steel and aluminum is a major step in the right direction to ratifying the USMCA and strengthening the relationship with Canada, our nation’s closest economic partner,” Stefanik said in a press statement. “This is also great news for my district, which is home to the oldest aluminum smelter in the entire country. I applaud President Trump for reaching this deal, which will have meaningful impacts for Canadian firms operation in my district and for the North Country economy as a whole.” U.S. Sen. Chuck Schumer said that this presents the opportunity to focus on other countries he feels need more attention. “I have always said that we should be focusing our trade efforts on China, not on Mexico, Canada or Europe,” Schumer said in a media release.
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“I’m glad my calls were heard loud and clear and that these misguided tariffs on Canada and Mexico, which did major harm to upstate companies, like Novelis in Oswego, Alcoa in Massena and Welded Tube in Lackawanna, will be lifted. We should now urge our allies to join us in challenging China’s predatory practices.”
PLATTSBURGH HOUSING
Also last Friday, it was announced by Gov. Andrew Cuomo’s office that $3.6 million has been designated for Broad Street Commons in Plattsburgh. The money will fund construction of 40 new apartments affordable to households with incomes below 55 percent of the area median income. The site sits on a vacant parcel in the Atlas Heights neighborhood of the former Plattsburgh Air Force Base. “For many individuals and families, access to affordable housing is an essential cornerstone in their ability to build better lives,” Sen. Betty Little said. “For several years, as the chair of the Senate’s housing committee, I was pleased to work on this issue not only for the North Country but communities across New York state. Today, I am very pleased to join Gov. Andrew Cuomo in making this wonderful announcement of funding for the Broad Street Commons workforce housing and retail project in Glens Falls knowing just how impactful this state investment will be.”
Awards in the North Country region also include $5.6 million for the transformation of an underutilized Clarkson University building in downtown Potsdam into a mix of affordable housing, an incubator for entrepreneurial start-ups and a community theater.
PRISONS SPARED
There was more good news for the North Country last Friday. None of the prisons in the region were on the cut list. “The governor and the Department of Corrections and Community Supervision’s decision not to close any prisons in the North Country is a huge victory for our communities and our regional economy,” Assemblyman Billy Jones said in a statement. “The men and women whose jobs were up in the air can breathe a sigh of relief today knowing that we stood up and fought to protect their jobs and won. “Speaking not only as a representative for North Country families, but as a former correction officer myself, I know how much our region would have stood to lose if more local prisons closed. It would have been a lose-lose situation, but together, we fought back and stood up for our officers. While this is an important win for our region, we will continue to work together to make our prisons safer so the individuals working in these facilities not only keep their jobs, but are also safe as they perform them.” ■
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For the Saranac Lake boys track and field team, the weekend brought a first place performance in Ogdensburg, where the team competed in the Van Dusen Meet. The 3,200 relay team, with NYSPHSAA state cross country champion team members James Catania, Peter Fogarty, Andrew Fogarty and Michal McCulley won with a time of 8:53.31. Catania was also second in the 3,200 (10:04.59) and third in the 1,600 (4:41.43), while McCulley was third in the 800 (2:05.0) while teaming with Patrick Wamsganz, Brooks Fletcher and Nick Kelting for a win in the 1,600 relay (3:34.55). Wamsganz also placed third in the long (19-11) and triple (40-1) jumps, while Kelting was second in the 400 (52.25), fourth in the 200 (24.23) and fifth in the 100 (11.7), with Patrick Alberga placing first in the shot put (49-5) and sixth in the high jump (5-2). Jon Hewitt was second in the discus.
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MAY 25TH
Frontier Days held at 3-D Farm, Saranac
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MAY 28
Plattsburgh » Tail Waggin’ Tutors held at Plattsburgh Public Library;
Plattsburgh » Plattsburgh Farmers 3:00 PM. Read to therapy dogs! and Crafters’ Market held at Plattsburgh Farmers’ & Crafters’ Market; 9:00 AM. Find seasonal local produce, fresh baked goods, handcrafted items and so much more every Saturday, May to October, in historic downtown Plattsburgh.
MAY 25
Saranac » Frontier Days held at
3-D Farm; 11:00 AM. Come enjoy the horse show and enjoy some free music while shopping at the crafter’s and flea market tables. Homemade local goodies and more will be available for your snacking pleasure at this free outdoor event. More info: 802-3633984 Plattsburgh » Free Film Showing: “Laurel and Hardy Shorts” held at Newman Center; 5:00 PM. The Newman Center film series (90 Broad St., Plattsburgh) will conclude its month-long Laurel & Hardy tribute with a collection of their best shorts also showcasing the duo’s moppet compatriots at Hal Roach Studios, known as Our Gang.
Tuesdays 3-4 PM and select Saturdays 10-11. Kids & teens / sign up for a 10 or 15 minute slot in the Children’s Room. Can help to ease reading anxiety for young learners. For more info, call the Library at 518563-0921.
MAY 29
Plattsburgh » Memory Cafe held
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Mooers » 25th Annual Mooers Town Wide Yard Sale held at Mooers Volunteer Fire Department; 8:00 AM. Mooers Fire Department Auxiliary will be sponsoring the 25th Annual Mooers Town Wide Yard Sale Town maps will be available at the fire station on Saturday June 8th. Food Concession Stand. For More Information contact Kendra 518236-7246 Keeseville » Chesterfield Fish & Game Club 50th Anniversary Open House held at Chesterfield Fish & Game Club; 9:00 AM. Kids Fishing Derby, Kids Archery Shoot, Kids BB gun Challenge, Champlain Valley Wood Carvers, Tocara Jewelry and accessories, and much more. Tables for rent and more info: 518645-6391 or email unislick@charter. net
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Mooers Forks » St. Ann’s Annual Bazaar & Festival of Cars held at St. Ann’s Grounds; 11:00 AM. Top 40 Picks & Special Awards, Free Entertainment, Bake Sale & Craft Show, Theme Baskets. Hamburgers, hot dogs, cheeseburgers, sausage, french fries, poutine & beverages. Free admission. For more info, or to
pre-register a vehicle, call 518-2365632. West Chazy » 2nd Annual Parka-Palooza held at West Chazy Recreation Park; 11:00 AM. 2nd annual Park-a-Palooza field day! Plenty of family friendly activities, food, live band, book signing, petting zoo, bake sale. See us on facebook. Plattsburgh » Bucket Garden for Children held at Point au Roche State Park; 12:00 PM. CC Cornell Co-operative Extension Master Gardeners will help children plant a tomato, a sweet pepper and a marigold in a bucket they can take home. Free, rain or shine. More info: 518-563-0369 Peru » Benefit Concert: “An Evening with Towne Meeting” held at St. Augustine’s Church; 7:00 PM. 10th Anniversary Benefit Concert for the North Country Mission of Hope. Admission by donation. Enjoy a fun filled evening of folk songs and other songs by this popular band. More info: 518-2251902, www.townemeeting.com, www.ncmissionofhope.org
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Peru leads way into sectional golf tourney
Sectional tennis matches underway
By Keith Lobdell SPORTS EDITOR
PERU | A week after the MVAC crown was wrapped up, the Peru varsity golf team finished a 10-0 season with a 5-1 win over Lake Placid, wrapping up the CVAC title and placing themselves as one of the top teams heading into the sectional golf tournament, to be held May 23-24 at Craig Wood Golf Course in Lake Placid, with 9 a.m. starts each day.
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PLATTSBURGH | The Beekmantown girls and Peru boys varsity tennis teams will try to carry their regular season success over this week as the Section VII championships take place at AuSable Valley and in Plattsburgh. The tournament was postponed one day, with opening round matches starting Tuesday, May 21, semifinal rounds the following day at 3:30 p.m. and finals Thursday, May 23, at 3:30 p.m. Girls matches will be held at AuSable Valley Central School, while boys matches will be held
In the girls tournament, defending Section VII individual champion Brina Micheels is the top seed. Micheels and second seed Ana Maisonville of Schroon Lake/Newcomb are both undefeated on the season. Rylee Fesette, last years finalist, is the third seed for Beekmantown, while Julia Drolet of Saranac is the fourth seed. In doubles, the team of Emma Beach and Lizzie Hynes are the top seed from Beekmantown, while Haley Murnane and Abby Boule of Seton Catholic are the second seed.
Jacob Bechard led the Indians with a 43, while Keegan Smith added a 44, Erick Frechette 46, Austin Carpenter 48 and Matt Latinville 55. Brendan Bullock of Lake Placid scored a 47-55 win over Alex Lawliss. “I’m very proud of our team,” said coach John Clemons. “They are a great group of kids with a lot of competitiveness. They have worked hard and set this as a goal early in the season. They have already set their next goal and know it will be difficult at Craig Wood but all six have shot in the 40’s this year.” The Indians have two of the top 10 » Golf Cont. on pg. 11
» Tennis Cont. on pg. 12
Baseball rankings still in air as sectionals approach days is a challenge, especially getting two big wins on back-to-back days against two really
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good teams. We are playing pretty well right now and hope we can continue the good play
PLATTSBURGH | By the end of the week, the sectional baseball playoff picture will be a lot clearer. That’s because weather and tight competition has left a crowded field in both Class B and Class D, without a clear-cut top seed in either as of press time. The only clear top seed is in Class C, where Ticonderoga finished the season at 12-2, winning the CVAC overall and Division II titles. The Class C playoffs start with quarterfinal games May 23, followed by the semifinal round May 28 and the sectional title game June 3 at Chip Cummings Field in Plattsburgh.
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In Class D, the picture is blurred due to the competitiveness of the top three teams — Bolton/Schroon Lake, Chazy and Crown Point - as each split their season series with the other two schools. The Eagles and Panthers rallied for the threeway tie atop the MVAC standings, as Chazy got a masterful performance from Ben Norcross in a one-hit, 1-0 win before defeating the Panthers the following day. “It was a very big week for us,” said coach Brian Norcross. “Winning three games in four
moving forward into the post season.” Crown Point, meanwhile, scored a walkoff, 2-1 win May 20 over Bolton/Schroon, securing the three-way tie atop the standings. “These guys have to play their best baseball and what they are capable of,” Crown Point coach Randy Pertak said. “We played a great game tonight against a good team, that is what we need to do in the playoffs.” The Class D playoffs start with the quarterfinal round, if necessary, May 23, with semifinals May 28 and the Class D title game June 1 at Chip Cummings Field.
Noah Lederman of Peru looks to change course after being caught by Plattsburgh High pitcher Kyler Lyon in their May 18 game, won 4-0 by the Indians. More photos from this game can be found online at mycapture.suncommunitynews.com. Photo by Keith Lobdell
After having been postponed twice, the Peru Indians will travel to Northeastern Clinton Wednesday, May 22, in a game that will decide the CVAC regular season title and most likely the top seed in Class B. Beekmantown, Saranac and Plattsburgh High have also spent the year playing competitive ball against each other, which could lead to a very competitive sectional playoffs. Class B playoffs begin with quarterfinal games May 23, followed by the semifinal round May 28 and the championship game May 31, also at Chip Cummings Field. All games in the Section VII playoffs are scheduled to start at 4:30 p.m., with the exception of the Class D title game, which is scheduled for fi rst pitch at 1 p.m. ■
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» Golf Cont. from pg. 10 ranked golfers in Section VII in Carpenter (43.6) and Smith (45.1), while Bechard averages a score of 47.5 per nine holes. Beekmantown’s Hugo Chavanchankij and Moriah’s Thomas Clarke have carded the lowest scoring averages for the season at around 41 strokes per nine, followed by Willsboro’s Regan Arnold, Saranac’s Ian Zurlow and Nil Hamel, Crown Point’s
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Jake LaDeau, Carpenter, Northeastern Clinton’s Ben Lloyd, Lake Placid’s Hunter Wilmot and Smith. The team championship round takes place Thursday, with the top third of the field returning for the individual title Friday. There will also be a girls state qualifying round May 24, with Alivia Waldron of Saranac Lake having averaged 45.3 on her scorecard during the season, good for 11th overall. ■
Crown Point to lead the pack in Section VII softball By Keith Lobdell SPORTS EDITOR
CROWN POINT | The Panther varsity softball team capped off a perfect regular season with a 12-0 win over Bolton/ Schroon Lake May 20, placing them atop the MVAC and as the top seed in the Section VII/Class D playoffs. “Fundamentals are what we will focus on as we get ready for the sectionals,” said coach Mike Ross. “You are not going to go far if you do not have the fundamentals down.”
The Class D playoffs will start May 28 with a quarterfinal round, of needed. The Semifinals will be held May 30, with the Class D title game set for June 3, 4:30 p.m. at Cardinal Park in Plattsburgh.
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In Class C, Northern Adirondack has the top record among CVAC Division II teams, and will most likely be the top seed in the playoffs. The quarterfinal round will take place May 24, followed by the semifinal round May 28 and the Class C final May 30,
4:30 p.m. at Cardinal Park.
B TO BE DETERMINED
After being pushed back by field conditions, the Peru-Beekmantown varsity game to determine the CVAC overall and Division I title has been postponed according to the Section VII scheduling website. The Class B quarterfinals will take place May 24, with semifinals May 29 and Class B title game May 31, 4:30 p.m. at Cardinal Park. All quarterfinal and semifinal games are scheduled 4:30 p.m. starts. ■
Kayleigh Jackson and the Peru Indians are one of the top teams in the CVAC this season and will be a top seed in the Class B playoffs. Photo by Jill Lobdell
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» Tennis Cont. from pg. 10 The PHS duo of Olivia Gottschall and Vaia Graves are the third seed, while the sister act of Sydney and Kayla Myers are the fourth seed.
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over the past four years. Sonja Toishi of Lake Placid is the second seed, while other top players include Ian O’Donnell of Northeastern Clinton, Austin Davis of Peru, Wyatt Brown of Beekmantown, Ryan O’Donnell of NCCS, Gabe Gratto of Schroon Lake/Bolton and Camden Reiley of Lake Placid. In the doubles draw, Sean Williams and Nate Finley are the top seed, with Thomas Carron and Calvin Gosrich as the second seed from Plattsburgh High. ■
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LAKE PLACID | Reverend Monsignor Peter R. Riani, age 89, passed into new life on the night of Thursday, May 16, 2019 at St. Joseph’s Home in Ogdensburg. On Monday, May 20, at 5:30 p.m., Reverend John Yonkovig, vicar forane of the Adirondack Deanery, will preside over the reception of the body at St. Agnes Church in Lake Placid. Calling hours will continue until 9 p.m. and resume on Tuesday, May 21 from 9 a.m. until 10:15 a.m. At 10:30 a.m., Most Reverend Terry R. LaValley, bishop of the Diocese of Ogdensburg, will celebrate the Mass of Christian Burial, with the priests of the diocese concelebrating. Reverend Monsignor Leeward J. Poissant will offer the homily. This day is Msgr. Riani’s 64th anniversary of ordination to the priesthood. He will be laid to rest in Immaculate Conception Cemetery in Keeseville in the alb prepared by his grandmother for his ordination. Peter Riani was born on Aug. 16, 1929, the son of Peter J. and Mary (Robarge) Riani in Keeseville. He attended Union College in Schenectady in 1946 and 1947 before beginning seminary studies at Wadhams Hall in Ogdensburg. After graduating in 1951, he attended St. Mary’s Seminary and University in Baltimore until graduating in 1955. Most Reverend Walter P. Kellenberg, D.D., ordained Father Riani on May 21, 1955 at St. Mary’s Cathedral in Ogdensburg. Fr. Riani spent five years served as assistant pastor at St. Rita’s Church in Deferiet, St. Paul’s Church in Black River and St. Bernard’s Church in Saranac Lake. Beginning in 1958, he began spending his summers attending the University of Ottawa where he received a master’s of psychology and education in 1963. During that time, he spent a year at Pontifical Anthenaeum Angelicum, earning a doctorate in theology (S.T.D.) in 1960. He returned to Wadhams Hall as an instructor involved in the education and forma-
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tion of young men considering their calling to the priesthood. This began a career spanning five decades, culminating as presidentrector of the seminary for 12 years and lecturing at other institutions such as Mater Dei College and St. Lawrence University. In 1976, he was appointed prelate of honor of his holiness and humbly avoided use to the title monsignor. He preferred to be called Fr. Peter or Fr. Riani. During a hiatus, Fr. Riani was pastor of St. Agnes Church in Lake Placid from 1982 until 1985. While completing his Wadhams career, he served as pastor of St. Raphael’s Church in Heuvelton between 1988 and 1993. He returned nearer to his hometown to serve as pastor at St. Augustine’s Church in Peru from 1993 until 1999 and then St. Elizabeth Church in Elizabethtown and St. Philip Neri Church in Westport between 2000 and his retirement in 2012. During this time, he was dean of the Essex Deanery. He held numerous diocesan posts such as associate editor of the North Country Catholic and director of seminarians and served on many committees. Many will remember Fr. Riani for his many world travels, love of sailing and his annual summer rental of Rock View Camp on Lake Champlain. These memories were always made with family and friends, like Reverend Richard Sturtz and many others. When Fr. Riani stopped moving, a book was always in his hand or a discussion on his lips, often involving the philosophy of Pierre Teilhard de Chardin S.J. He spent 75 years schussing down mountains on his skis, and only Parkinson’s disease robbed him of that joy. Rev. Msgr. Peter Riani is survived by his sisterin-law, Joan Riani and brother-in-law William Turner and numerous nieces and nephews and their children. He was predeceased by his parents; brother, Richard G. Riani; sisters, Nancy McClellan and Susan Turner; brother-in-law, David McClellan; and nephew, Christopher J. Riani. Fr. Riani requested no flowers be sent. Arrangements are in the care of the Fortune-Keough Funeral Home, Saranac Lake, 518-891-3613. ■
PLATTSBURGH | John “Jack” Carter passed away on Sunday, April 28, 2019 at the age of 70. Born on November 11, 1948. Arrangements are being made by the R.W. Walker Funeral Home.
NEWCOMB | Madeline A. Dubay passed away on Sunday, May 12, 2019 at the age of 93. Born on March 6, 1926. Arrangements are being made by the Edward L. Kelly Funeral Home.
CHAZY | Carl LaDue passed away on Tuesday, April 30, 2019 at the age of 79. Born on November 6, 1939. Arrangements are being made by the Ross Funeral Home.
PLATTSBURGH | John “Poppy” Maher passed away on Monday, May 13, 2019 at the age of 86. Born on June 8, 1932. Arrangements are being made by the Heald Funeral Home.
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PLATTSBURGH | Wayne R.R. Porter passed away on Monday, May 13, 2019 at the age of 51. Born on July 2, 1967. Arrangements are being made by the Heald Funeral Home.
PLATTSBURGH | Gerald Putnam passed away on Wednesday, May 8, 2019 at the age of 89. Born on July 16, 2029. Arrangements are being made by the R.W. Walker Funeral Home.
PLATTSBURGH | Thomas D. Burdo Jr. passed away on Tuesday, May 14, 2019 at the age of 83. Born on September 26, 1935. Arrangements are being made by the Brown Funeral Home.
PLATTSBURGH | Dr. Rebecca “Becky” Kasper passed away on Wednesday, May 8, 2019 at the age of 56. Born on September 20, 1962. Arrangements are being made by the R.W. Walker Funeral Home.
PLATTSBURGH | Robert T. Booth passed away on Wednesday, May 15, 2019 at the age of 95. Born on July 5, 1923. Arrangements are being made by the R.W. Walker Funeral Home.
KEESEVILLE | Bonny S. Ledwith passed away on Saturday, May 11, 2019 at the age of 85. Born on March 18, 1934. Arrangements are being made by the Hamilton Funeral Home.
SCHUYLER FALLS | Sybille H. Oelschlager passed away on Friday, May 17, 2019 at the age of 77. Born on May 18, 1941. Arrangements are being made by the Brown Funeral Home.
PLATTSBURGH | Susan J. Daniels passed away on Saturday, May 11, 2019 at the age of 75. Born on April 29, 1944. Arrangements are being made by the Brown Funeral Home.
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CHESTERTOWN | William David Schwarz, Jr. passed away on Saturday, May 11, 2019 at the age of 48. Born on August 4, 1970. Arrangements are being made by the Wilcox and Regan Funeral Home.
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