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Longtime Niagara County Clerk, Jagow Farewell Set for Sunday

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· January 5, 2016
Longtime Niagara County Clerk, Jagow Farewell Set for Sunday
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LOCKPORT—A public reception honoring former Niagara County Clerk Wayne F. Jagow will be held Sunday at the Cornell Cooperative Extension in Lockport, officials in the Niagara County Clerk’s Office said today.

The reception, “Reflecting on a Record of Success,” is open to the public. Featuring a cash bar and refreshments by Donna Eick, the farewell to Jagow runs from 1 to 4 p.m.

Individuals interested in attending are asked to RSVP to Wendy Roberson, (716) 628-2724, or Jennifer Bieber, (716) 628-0179. The cost to attend is $15 per person.

WHO:  Former Niagara County Clerk Wayen F. Jagow, assorted county and state dignitaries.

Jastrzemski Jagow
Newly elected Niagara County Clerk Joe Jastrzemski with newly retired and longtime County Clerk, Wayne Jagow. Both are Republicans.

 

WHAT:  Hosting farewell reception including refreshments by Donna Eick, cost $15 per person.

 

WHEN:  Sunday, Jan. 10, 1p.m.-4 p.m.

 

WHERE:  Cornell Cooperative Extension, 4487 Lake Ave., Lockport.

 

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