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Retrospective

September 24, 2012
The OBSERVER

Twenty years ago - 1992

At the annual Stockton Old Fashioned Days held recently, contests were held that appealed to men and women of all ages. The winners of the oldest man and oldest woman awards were Edmund Berndt, age 87, and Minnie Roberts, who is 101. They were both presented with medallions.

Thirty years ago - 1982

Arthur G. Orth of Albany Avenue, Dunkirk was elected and installed as head of St. Mark's Conclave, Knights of the Red Cross of Constantine in Buffalo. An organization of Masons recognized as dedicated to the Masonic fraternity, its jurisdiction includes Rochester and all of western New York as well metropolitan Buffalo. Mr. Orth is a York Cross of Honor Mason and a Thirty-third Degree Mason of the Scottish rite. Each represents the highest orders of these Masonic bodies.

Forty years ago - 1972

Pucci's Carpets is holding its grand opening at 50 West Main St., Fredonia.

The Dunkirk Hose Co. No. 1 Drum and Bugle Corps is planning its 40th anniversary banquet for Oct. 21.

Fifty years ago 1962

The Fredonia Central School Board of Education has adopted a resolution voicing its protest to the Dunkirk Board of Education concerning its decision to charge non-resident Industrial High School tuition totaling over $4,000 to the Fredonia school district. A letter to be sent by board president Leslie Straight will point out that tuition never has been charged for students from Fredonia and that no advance notice had been given.

 
 

 

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