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P e r s o n a l s * By MRS. GRACE PARISH D e P e y ster — A daughter. Shelly Marie, w e ighing 6 lbs. 13 oz. was born F r id a y morn ing, Ju ly 11 to Mr. and Mrs. Jam e s Alguire, M rs. Alguire is the form e r Nancy Axtell of O g d ensburg. T h e Alguires have 4 other daughters, D e P e y s t e r Mr. and Mrs. L e s lie Car- dell of Moncton, N e w Bruns wick w e re callers Sunday at the hom e of Mrs. M y rtle Tann. They attended the fam ily pic nic at the home o f Harvey Downing that day. Mrs. Celia R a y b u rn is spending some tim e with her daughter, Mrs. H e n ry Johnson of Red Mills. Mr. and Mrs. A ld e n Young of Edwardsville sp e n t Sunday afternoon with h i s mother, Mrs. M y rtle Young. IT ( ■ f t * \ € ' ' ; 3 v , k ^ Mr. and Mrs. D o n a ld Bad ger of Ft. Lauderdale, Fla., are spending two w e e k s with their son Kenneth a n d family ahid calling on old friends. THE GENEVA APPLEKNOCKERS — This drum and bugle corps, under the direction of R o b e rt Smith, represents th e heartland city of the F inger Lakes region. Only six years old. th e group is becoming well known as a com petitive unit throughout th e state. Fifty-six m u sicians and a color guard of 26 girls execute Hardy Carrasas drills under the leadership of Lancaster Claims Acting is Only Self Expression By HAL BOYLE .claiming, \What the hell is that ,.nor, . . _ T piece of gum doing there?” N E W YORK go n o{ g p 0Sit a j cierk< B Urk ta ; a, m e r e PUppel.- ■ e t -, v bkes to recah the years when he Not m the opinion of B u r t( and p ve brothers and sisters Lancaster the him star million- were reared in an east Harlem aire who started his career as a walku rai]road f lat_ $3-a-week circus acrobat. <.j cam e from a family poor in 13 OGDENSBURG JOURNAL, THU,, JULY 24, 1969 term s of money but not in term s of courage and affection,” he said. \M y childhood was a happy one. There was a lot of laughter, drum m ajor Tom V anEttan and color guard captain Linda Neve. The A p p leknockers will be making th e i r first appearance in Ogdensburg w h e n they participate as one of five competing corps in th e Battle of the D rum s during the 10th annual Seaw a y Festival. The pageant begins at 7:45 p.m. Saturday at th e O.F.A. A thletic Field. At th e card p a r t y Monday night th e r e were eig h t tables and p r i z e w inners were: Men’s High — C l a r e n c e Sm ithers, Men’s Low — Lorne M c A d o o, Ladies’ High — Florence Sm ithers, Low — Mable W idrick, D o o r — Stan ley Kaine. No Place In The U.S.A. Is Prouder OfApollo Feat Than NASA Village By M IKE COCHRAN Associated Press W riter | \W e don't think it will be tak-[that some NASA people wear |en away. We know it will be re- the top security badges rnnec - Tr , 'duced . . . but a properlv han- sadly at times as status sym- SPACE CENTER Houston, dled reduction ^ ^ be that lbols (AP) K ids paiaae through!serj,olls |.0 our area because of ThVre have been more sensa- the streets, waving Hags aim other industry and growth.\ :tiunal sugge.-tions, such as those , P° 0 barmer:L „ Others disagree, saying the touched on in a Houston Ch-roni- M ajor Marjorie Rock, ..'.S.: “ vre Love You, Apollo 11, |community rose with NASA, is 'cle article bearing f i ' headline: A rm y N u rse Corps, of Ft. Dix, j proclaims a hotel marquee, i handcuffed to the space pro-j \Is it true what they say ab&ut N.J. spent Monday afternoon “ Good luck, Apollo 11- the 1 gra m ancf its collapse could be-NASA?\ with Mrs. Harlow 7 Jackson., signs say. Lively splashdown j USf as spectacular as its rise. I The story dealt with published She is visiting h e r parents, [celebrations are in the works, i Maybe yes. Maybe no. 1 accusations of \wile-swapping Flags flutter from countless: g u { wjth America rejoicing im high divorce rate, emotionally S L C o u n t y - G o u v e r n e u r F a i r ’ s H o r s e P u l l i n g C o n t e s t T o B e A u g u s t 9 \Some American actors think acting is unmanly,” he said. ‘‘I felt that way myself for y e a r s — that I should be doing som e thing else. I don’t now7. I've found acting is a way lo b e my- j0y anc[ jove jn m y family.” Those early years, and later \I don't think of mvself a s an years when he worked around actor in the traditional, conven- j he country in menial jobs rang- tional sen.se. Acting has become ’ng from boiler stoker to road to me a wav of saying w h a t 1 ganS worker, left Lancaster want lo say.” , with a strong sympathy for un- Lancaster,’ who once aspired; d e rdogs-the downtrodden and to be an opera singer, has t e e n oveidooked people of earth, saying pretty much what he i \T° me life is a commit- : wants to say since the age of 3 lmen.L ' he said. \You have to when, while appearing m a church nativity play, he saw a piece of gum on his shoe and startled the audience bv ex- Street Riots Are Ended In Columbus COLUMBUS. Ohio (APi - A pulling events total $420. T h e calm in Columbus' troubled, of the S tate that have won similar : weight (contests at many of the biggest | ' pulling events in the East will! participate here this year. j Prizes offered for the two! heavy weight and light weight' lAr. and Mrs. W a llace Rock of built O g d ensburg, form e r residents 1 homes was Silver Dollar of tow n ’ I cattle ranch. on sod th a t on*-’e |m a il-,. ftvst step on the moon. Jim West s jSpaeelamd is a world all its own. H e re vou can ride Apollo tax- i This is Spaceland, USA. home ,ies „n NASA Road 1; eat Apollo [working i of the astronauts, a community iburgers if so inclinri and sam-j Must Fishbeck le f t Fridav : hitched to NASA's star. Not a jpie the beverages at the “ High;deny the accusations, admit M ichigan Citv itown-residents say. but \ a state ivelocity” press club. ;such conditions exist only on a ' , | ' ' c m i n d . .. an ideal.\ * T h e re’s Apollo Plumbing, the It is the site of the Manned jApolIo Insurance Agency; of the [Spaceway Apartments, Space space program, a com m u nity, c ity Shoe Service. Space TV born with t h e space age. soaring jand a Space City Development from 7,500 population to 50,000 J Co. in a decade, where b a r chatter j Few of the NASA people are Mr. and Mrs. L a r r y Fish beck. Nancy and Linda and Ralph m o rning for im u u g a u t , , , Ind.. r e turning T u e sday after -1 noon. W h ile there t h e y visited,s “ ^ “f“ ^ L aJ Mr. and Mrs. H o w a rd Fish.j^ P aceciatt Centrn, neart beck and family. Sgt. Robert F reem a n Jr. is hom e on leave f r o m Vietnam with his parents. Mr. and Mrs. R o b e rt F reem a n Sr. He disturbed children, bored teen agers, a. f-luence, mother-domi nated homes, the pressures of ith NASA.\ '■pace city residents limited basis or say tlie NASA community is no worse morally than anyplace else. \Who wants to read a head line that says NASA husbands and wives are happy? We are average Joe Joneses with bud- of orbits and overburns.! T exans, and m o st suffer in the get, children and household is blackouts an d boosters. j high Texas humidity, which the Once a sprawling graze land j cham b er of commerce calls a problems it, wife of arrived on Saturday, JulY ,for Texas longhorn c a ttle, it was ,‘ 7 t ropical island feeling.\ New-;engineer, and w ill return A u g u s t 12. He , transformed with the space pro- i com ers call it muggy. T»tf- Piavrtill'’ SJTVIV- _ _ __ ! If 1 r> nommimifn says Diana Prew- a computer company surprised his fam ily by an tv ing on his m o ther's birthday. 1 Stanley Todd, w h o was tak en to th e Hepburn Hospital in the n ig h t last F riday, was r e m oved bv he Fox ambulance to the House of t h e Good Sa m a ritan on Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. W e ldon Dom ing entertained M r. and Mi s. D o n ald Badger M o n d a y night for s u p p e r and the evening. Mr. and Mrs. J o h n Thorn hill of Old DeKalb spent Sat urday evening w ith their sis ter-in-law, Mrs. G e r a ld Thorn hill. Miss Aggie G o re of Pres cott- is spending th e summer with Mrs. Thornhill. gram into a community of wind-! It is a community of mulucol- ing roads, fashionable homes. cred badges, each representing manicured lawns. a level of security clearance, The sleepy, scattered seaport and there have been suggestions villages awoke amid the over night rise of luxury apartments and hotels, ultramodern office buildings an d buzzing industrial complexes. In eight years, a school sys tem serving 2,000 children 1 swelled to an enrollment o i 1 10,000 and planners turned to the drawing boards for a new ; high school, a new educational j \Besides if our husbands are working 30 to 100 hours a week like one \rticle said, when arp they going to have time to play musical beds?” Gouverneur — Soim Country's best heavy and light weight pulling teams have been entered in the Cham pionship Horse Pulling Contests to be staged in the Horse Show Ring at 12 noon Saturday, Aug.; money divisions for each class [near East Side led Ohio Nation-' 9, dosing day of the Gouvern- hvill be as follows: First, $60; al Guard officers today to plan j eur St. Lawrence County Fair.tSecond, $50; Third, $40; Fourth, [gradual reduction in the 1,200- ■ aL nw.jpn P nf „ * A large number of entries are ■ $30: ?20: and Sixth, $10.; man Guard force on duty here.'nf p T-„ j.'.iLp haffle of th? f r o m neighboring! These awards will hold true in: Armed p o l i c e m e n a n d ”1 each of the following classes: Guardsmen continued to patrol airvWw Class I-Team s weighing under ; streets in h e area where vio- 3,200 pounds; and Class II- , fence erupted Monday night and “ \ g f M u f b ? team s weighing 3,200 pounds 1 continued earlv Tuesday tnougnt ot quitting tne industry and over. The rules of the. There were approrinitelv i90’S S f l Horse and Mule Association | arrests, mostly for curfew ’ s will govern. In all cases, the:tions, but little trouble in the get Involved. “When whatever talent you ; have wins you p restige and suc cess—isn’t that the Am«ucan dream ?—you can ’t simply re- ! tire to an ivory tower and live [there. Your talent owes a re sponsibility to others. You have j to try 7 to help them in some way j \I always like the advice that [Bernard Shaw gave: ‘W aste yourself on the ash heap of hu m anity.’ But actually you do Something for yourself when you care for o thers.” Lancaster, who won an Oscar for \E lm e r Gantry,” likes to make films that carry a power ful social impact. His latest— a, ca a r i W * .0 * * * * expected states as the contest is open to the world. I n making this announce ment, Bligh A. Dodds, presi- dent-secretary nf the Fair also said, \This outdoor sport seems to grow i n popularity each year as more and more people from all walks of life have discover ed that it is one of the out standing events of t h e Fair. decision final. “All I want to do is to go on as The spectators are amazed by [ Pu p .“’ divide the prize money, the skill o f the drivers in pilot- 11 either driver refuses to re- ing their teams in quest of the blue ribbons and championships while pure, horse power found in the sinews and tenacity of both heavy and light hitches of the Judge will be area Tuesday night. Arrests , as cgn maM films th since the rioting began M o n d a y ^ people em o tionaIly and totaled about 364. ^ express what I feel about life.” , Tw . anef f, e ^ee? ,taxulS he said. \You c a n ’t just quit be- facilities a the county fail. Bni ahead \ some of those arrested were w h en he igift on location lodged m the county workhouse. ,abroadi Burt ^ shuns aU In case of a tie, it will be the option of the drivers to re pull, he will forfeit the prize money. -All horses in the Pulling Con tests must be weighed and the certificate of weight (without Space Station Scheduled F@r Operation In 1972 respond to the urgent calls of: d a r >'iessi from a Ucensed weigh-; four QUard u n i(S< said Tuesday rfnnn 1 KVe]>een.ar^e t0 1 f*se ^ 'f n n n s of ostentation, lives quiet- $1 000 bonds set for curfew vio-;]y in Bel ^ Callf„ witg his ,10,I?S; , „ , _ , „ ;wife, Norma, a former USO en- Adjutant general Sylvester T. terfainer he met while he was in Del Corso. m command ot the By JIM STROTHMAN AP Aerospace Writer SPACE CENTER, Houston: I space- and earth-oriented re search.\ NASA said. their drivers. Frank C. Campbell, promin ent Elmdale farmer and well- known Gouverneur horseman, will superintend the contests. For several weeks, he has been preparing the program which j promises to surpass all of the < great pulling matches held at the Fair in the past. Teams; from both in and o u t of the j master must be filed with the night was \reasonably c a lm .\ the Army, dren. and their five chil- bupenntendent before the Con- ..Everything is going r e a ] well test begins. Teams must be and jf it keef us ^ wjJ1 be weighed a t Corbin Building ab]e to release th£ entire f The orbitmg workshop will be modified upper stage of the LEAVES SIMMONS TO WIFE MAIDEN’S GREEN. England:' concept a n d a new space age , , ,, r curriculum being designed par- 1 elaborate bundle of tiallv through foundation grants, j telescopes will be launched in , . As government and aerospace 1972 aboard America s first Saturn 5. Instead of containing workers poured in by the thou- J m anned, earth-orbiting space j hydrogen fuel, its 10,000-cubic- j i AP i — Gordon Chapman left sands, th e r e were new de- station to uncover secrets of t h e , f 0 Qj. capacity tank will be outfit- j b' s w^e a 66 -year-old police mands, too, for restaurants, Isun alld universe. , ted as a ,;vn.stm,v habitat in | speeding summons when he Supply the day of the Contest. DRAFT HORSE SHOW . JUDGING In advance of the Pulling Contest, the Draft Horse Show will take place at 10 a.m., Saturday morning. Aug. 9 in the Horse Show Ring. Frank Campbell will also superintend this exhibit. Thursday morning,\ he added. About a q u arter of the force is expected to be released during the dav. G O M O D COME TO THE M I N I - A R T G A L L E R Y 51.V FORD ST. Mr. and Mrs. G e rald Woll-| I bars, banks and stores. The space center, it is report- , +„.n ■ihiirlrpn'of BiS- edi brought a $50 million payroll 1 man and two c M ^ e n oi ^ , t0.the a6r e a . with the aerospace, e l o w w e re supper a n d evening .n ^ addi.,tio n . i died. It w a s the only motoring ! offense Chapman had commit- : ted hi his 84 years. guests of Mr. and P a rish on Thursday. Mrs. M a r y W oodcock was called to Gowanda. N.Y- by the d e a t h of h e r grandson who was killed a t an army v_ullluuulUig camp in North Carolina. She nomic picture went w ith Mr. an d Mrs., ^ h- - liam Woodcock a n d Mr. and Mrs. Lyle Bogardus. M rs. Faye W h ite of Rhode Inland spent the w e e k e n d vis iting relatives in t h i s vicinity. She is the former Faye Wrth- erell. T h e re were a b o u t 30 at tending th e St. Law rence Co. Pom o n a Grange picnic on Sunday. A short program was presented by G e o rge LaFaver with Rev. Frank Scott as guest speaker. Mr. and Mrs. W e ldon Down ing attended the an n u a l Flem ing reunion at th e home of Mr. an d Mrs. L e land Wood in Richville on Sunday. tional $90 million annually. Yacht clubs replaced decay ing docks— by the m o st recent estimate there are m o v than | 1.800 major power and sail craft] moored in the area. j Contributing to the rosy eco-1 and rea l estate .boom is a n ambitious residen- j tial-industrial complex, con- j jceived before the discovery of] (NASA gold. j i Developers say the Rayportj j industrial complex and seaport, now five years ahead of sched ule, soon will produce more than $1 billion worth of goods annually, providing 25,000 new jobs. Bayport is a concentration of heavy industry, m ostly chem ical, which planners predict will include som e $900 million in new manufacturing plants. This elaborate complex, the sleek new 7 residential subdivi sions and t h e proximity 7 of Hous ton give the community the chance to survive if NASA, its moon program once ended, dwindles in size and money, “In the first place, we don’t look for a total collapse of NASA,” s a y s John Turner, pres ident of o n e of the m a jor devel opment enterprises. The new plan, announced i which astronauts will live and Tuesday by the National At*ro-jwork. nautics and Space Admini&tra-1 changes a schedule that j The ATM is planned a s a fore-; p[e was charged w ith driving called for fhe first space work-) runner of more advanced solar j his car \furiously so as to en- shop to be orbited in 1971 with land stellar observatories that danger t h e life and lim b of any less complex scientific and med- will be manned by astronauts in'passenger on the highway and ical experiments. space or perhaps on the moon. : exceeding the 12 miles-amhour Under the revised plan, the T. . . , „ • i limit.\ first two stages of a Saturn 5i consists of five experiments i rocket—the tvpe booster used to t0 m easure idtraviolet light a n d | Chapm ans widow recalled a „„ i V„ i , iu ------- X-rays that cannot penetrate; that he m u st have driven close earth’s atmosphere. This type of to a 20 m iles an hour th a t day. light is given off by young, “hot\ stars—the kind astrono mers want to study to learn how stars are born. launch Apollo 11 to the moon- will orbit an unfueled third stage outfitted on the ground w ith an experiment called an Apollo Telescope Mount (ATM). Packing nine telescopes to p e e r at the sun and stars trom above the veil of earth's atmos-i phere, the ATM is expected to provide clues to the origin of the universe and enable astrono m e r s to better predict radiation storm s on the sun. The workshop will be launched unmanned, N / said. Three astronauts will RALEIGH, N.C. (AP) - A r e port of lobbying expenses of the North Carolina Education Asso ciation during a recent legisla tive session showed expenditure of $945.12, all at three Raleigh steak houses. Showers — Birthdays — New Arrivals! T h e r e is no substitute for quality . . . an d for gifts you’ll present with pride, visit ALEDA’S Little Folks Shoppe! Open: 1:30-5:30 p.m., Friday u n til 9:00 p.m. S E E ! H E A R ! AND S I N G - A - L O N G I R I S H S O N G S AT THE L e p r a u c h c s u n L o u n g e \ CARRIAGE HOUSE HOTEL Brockville, O n tario Open Every Night ii for four weeks. L a ter crews will visit the oratory for missions lastin to 56 days. \The change in plans will m it simplification of the ty NOISY DOG BETTER THAN NONE CLEVELAND, Ohio (AP) — suburban Parma Heights serv- ' ice station operator John Hudd’s watchdog proved to have a bark worse than his bite. I t cost Hudd $ 100 . , . After suffering through three burglaries in eight months, Hudd got a nameless, ferocious Norwegian elkhound to nse as a watchdog at the station. A neighbor complained, how ever, that the dog howled all night while it was locked in the station. Mayor Paul W. Cassidy ordered Hudd to g e t rid of tlie dog. 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