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Hfl O G D E N S B U R fe JO U R N A L , T H U ., JULY t 4 , !W f | | | ] g g Busse, R.N, Drug Charge Against Miss Delilah Herne, 19, Hogansburg, Dismissed The charge against Miss De- Etah Amn Herne, 19, af Hogans- >urg was dismissed in court at totsdam Tuesday night, by tustice- Robert H aliday, with ihe consent a. the District At- m e y ’s office and the arrest- ng officer. It was reported that after f ur- iher investigation by police, it ippeared that Miss Heme had lo knowledge of the possession sf drugs, whid seven other mung persrns we e charged irith in 1 otsdam Sunday night, i>y state police and Potsdam tillage police. After Mass Herne pleaded not guilty in court Sunday night, briber investigation of the c a se Wsued. Justice H a liday said bat it appeared Miss Heme Had no knowledge of the poss- jssion o f drugs in the car in which she was riding. It was reported th a t she was acquaint ed with one of the o th e r young persons, and as she w a s going to go to Syracuse to pay her fall tuition at a school there, she had accepted tram p ... .ation with the group. Of the eight arrested on the charge, possession of a danger ous in t h e fourth degree, five were young men who pleaded guilty an d were sentenced to 30 days in St, Lawrence Coun ty jail; and two w e r e young women w h o pleaded guilty and were sentenced to 10 days in the jail. M s s Heme, w h o pleaded not guilty, was committed to ithe jail i n lieu of $500 bail for her reappearance in court be fore Justice Hailday a t 7 p.m. Tuesday. Queen Vickie Sue Makes Festival Official Tonight Festival* Queen uayng v “U make Vickie Sue twill begin at 8:45 S e n a to r G o o d e ll R e s ta te s S e a w a y L o c a t io n S ta n d official the oper F ield near OFA. Among Start “of Seaway Festival aetivi- contestants are DeLaSalles Age 80, Dies Mrs. Alice Power Doyle Bus se , R.N., age 80, died at Hep- oum Hospital at 9:30 p.m . Wed nesday (July 23, 1969), where she had been a patient for four months. She had been in fail in g health for several years. The widow of Herman Busse, she had resided at the home h e r nephew and niece, Dr. Ed w ard P. Whalen and Mis Eli zabeth P. Whalen, 511 New York Ave., this city, for the past 15 y e a rs. The funeral will b e at 9:30- a.m. Saturday at the'McLellan Funeral Home and at 10 o’ clock a St. Mary’s Cathedral. Burial will be in St. Mary’s Cemetery. Friends m a y call ait the fun eral home this evening and Fri day afem o o r and evening. Surviving besides h e r nephew and niece, Dootor Whalen and Miss Whalen, are another nie ce, Miss M. Kathleen Whalen of Flint, Midi,, and a grand- nephew an d a grandniece, both of Watertown, N.Y. Mrs. Busse was bom in Og densburg N 5, 1888 foe dau ghter of Michael P . and Brid- p .m . at Co- get strong Power. She was gra- kb11 A A iv i ft-w rf . , ties h e r e tonight when she ar- OaMands of Toronto trying to tives a t the Block Morissette Park. To be accompanied by Mayor John F . Byrnes, Festival Chair- Damce in (win th e ir third straight Festi val, Cadets LaSalle ol Ottawa, Les Chatelaines of LaVal, Que. who are the 1969 National Ca- man D o n Dodds, Chamber P res- nadian Girls Champions, the ident George Looney, and it is Applenockers of Geneva, N.Y. .xpected Ms. Dorothy Laber- fcramdie, president of foe Zonta Club, h e r chaperone. Miss Lay ng will be making her first of ficial appearance since her cor onation as Festival Queen June SO. The dance beings at 8:30 p.- jm Tomorro'\ there will be side walk sales in the downtown a r ea and shoppm- center, as well as r band concert at Morissette Park a t 9 p.m The concert will be g iven by the Salvatk.i Army* band o f Ottawa. At 10:15 p.m. there w ill be fireworks. Saturday, sidewalk sales will continue, 'and a highlight ol the day w ill ’ s the Festival P a r ade. Featured will be bands, m arching uniti, floats and oth er units. The parade will be gin a t 1:30 p.m. The Bettle of the Drum s H a r o l d S o v i e D i e d T o d a y A t M i a m i B e a c h W ord was received here today and the Magnificent Y-mkees of Utica. T h e exhibition corps this year wiH be the Highrisers of Anprior, Can. da. The opening of t h e drum pa geant w ill be by th e OFA band, and p rizes from the parade will be awarded during t h e drum p a geant also. C i t y H i g h w a y C o m m if t e e P l a n s R o a d P r o g r a m At a meeting o f the Council's Highway Committee held Wednesday night plans were m a d e to ask for bids for the reconstruction and repair of the State street sidewalks damaged during th e installation of city utilities a n d any others requested by property owners anywhere in the city*. This work will b e done under a unit con tract, Alderman Wallace H er zog. Highway Committee chair man. said. duated from St. Mary’s Academy and from the Metro politan Hospital School of Nurs ing in New York City. As a jistered nurse she first did private duty nursing in New York City, after wVch she be came a member of the nurs ing staff of the X -ray Depart ment of the Metropolitan Hos pital. A fter a time she joined the nursing staff at Queen’s General Hospital in Flushing, Long Island. She retired in 19- 54. Mns. Busse was twice marr ied and twice widowed. She wac first married to Wiliam Doyle of New York City, and then to Herman Busse of New York City*. She had — “ded at th\ Whal-. en home, here, since her re tirement. Mrs. Busse was a member of St. M a ry’s Cathedral Parish City and the Rosary Society of that parish. She was also a member of the Alumnae Association of the Metropolitan Hospital, New York City. W ashington — Senator C h a rles E. Goodell h a s re iterated his stand that “Head q u a r ters for th e St. Law rence Seaway should rem a in in M assena.” W h en Senator Goodell learned that Governor Jam e s A. Rhodes of Ohio had urged th e Seaway Corporation be m o v e d from Massena to Cleveland, h e recalled t h a t as recently as th is spring h e had w ritten to Transportation Secretary Jo h n A. V o lpe to strongly oppose any reloca tio n of the office. “The Seaway is an in tern a tio n a l w aterway,” he pointed out, “and th e United States headquarters should be as contiguous as possible to the Canadian office.” He pointed o u t that th e C a n a d ian. office in Cornwall are less than two m iles from Massena, and th a t O gdensburg is th e first American p o r t on th e Sea way. “All the U.S, facilities for t h e Seaway are located in Massena, an d the corpora tion’s 160 employes m u s t be retained a t this location. These em p loyes deal with docking of ships, personnel, legal m a tters and operations. I t is unrealistic to th in k that these functions could be per form ed effectively in Cleve land,” he said. “Governor Rhodes also said that Cleveland is the first m a jor p o r t inland from the Seaway,” th e senator said “and it is difficult for m e to understand how the Gover nor could fo rg e t that the N iagara Frontier Port A u thority is in Buffalo, N.Y.” Tonight Is Boys’ Club Parents-ln Tonight is Parents’ Night at B„ys’ Club Camp. All parents of campers m ay join the acti vities of the boys beginning at 7 p.m. The youths w il spend the night at cam p and will re turn home Friday at approx im ately 2:30 p.m. Monday wiM be tire beginning of another two-week period and anyone who wisbea to sigi. up their son may contact Tom Lu- ckie at 393-1241, 393-4790 or 393- 2173. The d u b will be open from noon to 2 p.m, Saturday to accept applications. The fee is $25 for two weeks, including equipment for all Barnes, insur ance, a trip to a professional baseball game and one over night with three meals provid ed. The camp is located at Bum s Grove. A m b u l a n c e W a s N o t C a r r y i n g A n y P a t i e n t It was incorrectly reported in Tuesday’s Journal that the M»drid ’■’scue Squad was tak ing a patient to the Hepburn Hospital Monday avtemoon at 2:30 p.m. when it is involved in an accident at New York Avenue a d Spring Street with a car operated by Henry Le- Blanc of 1135 LaFayette St. The ambulance was going to the hospital for .> patient. It was proceeding north on Nev York Avenue when it was in a coltish ~ with ihe car driven by LeBlanc which was going east on Spring St. There was damage to the front of the ambulance and to the right rear of the car which was owned by George Ghize, 1109 Greene St. MEMPHIS, Tenn. (AP) - An 8 -pound, 2-ounce girl born Sun day to Air. and M rs. Eddie Lee McGhee has been named Mod ule in honor of the Apollo 11 as tronauts. “It w a sn’t my idea,” said Mrs. McGhee. “It was my hus band’s.” She said she had balked at the nam e “Lunar ‘it C-Way Drive In Morristown Highway 37 Ogdensburg, N. Y. Today thru Sat. ^ R u s s M e y e r s h o c k s i t t o y o u ! The flesh, fantasy and action... It happens in showers, on pool tables, In swimming pools—and even in bed!” - houywooo Mro*n* He also said th a t a survey bv H u b e rt7 . Sovie of 935 State; will b e made of diseased city Module McGhee” because street of the death of his broth- j owned trees and that another! didn't sound too good.” er, Harold, 55, at Miami B e a c h ,! 100 w ill be scheduled for re-j — ------------------------- Florida, this morning. m o ral. Surviving are his widow and The street resurfacing pro- two children, also a ^ster. Mrs. |gram was aiso discussed and Florence Fourmer of St. Pet- bjds v -jy soon b e asjjec{ for 9 .. ersburg. _____________________ ooo to n s of blacktopping, m o re or less, for this w o rk. The Coun cil h a s agreed to do a minimum of 10 blocks in e a c h of the four wards and all of Franklin St. flux* Mayer's. c\. F i n d e r s K e e p e r s i i J V e r s W e e p e r s tnAeOCTGH f r « j Plus “Too Much Too Often” R e stricted To All U n d er 18 Yrs. I.D. Cards as Proof i in t o j f c e d t Hector H. Leiperance, \79 Syracuse. N.Y. July 21. 1969 Survived by three toBi, F*rank of Hamilton, N Y., Harold of Germany and Charles of Rome, N.Y.; o n e stepdaughter, Mrs. Edward I C atherine) Fes t e r of Syracuse; three sisters, Mr;-. James (Flor ence) Cardinal. Mrs. Ora (Alice) Howe and Mrs. Larry (Catherine) te - sau lt, all of this city. fiv e grandchildren; sev e r a l nieces and nephews. (Funeral services will be Thursday a t o am . at th e Laionde-Briggs F u neral Home and at 9; 30 s t Notre Dame Church. Burial will be in Notre Dame Cemetery. Friend;-, m a y call a t the funeral home this afternoon and evening from 2 to 4 and T to 9. Arrangements by th e Laionde-Briggs F u neral Home. M U O f l D E - B R S G I a S 3TittwafJlotrie, inc. YOUR ORIGINAL QUALITY F U R N I T U R E DISCOUNT S T O R E BAY DRIVE IN ALEXANDRIA BAY 1 Mile East on R.t 26 NOW PLAYING! Ifftoddhnaidoesftkiilfei ...US.- 8 ritish-Russian Internee w il 20th Century- F o x p r e s e n ts GREGORY PEIK RIME HEVUlOuO An A rth u r P. J a c o b s Production the (HMRmnr Panavliton*. C olor bycu,,. PLUS iufouNfiWOJ ;*e«n* A UWSEI® TURMAN *«Ui» “• F r s w y * F o t s o i C ‘0&kW£ SUQGttTEOWllWtURE AVDlEHCtS SEAWAY SHOPPING CENTER OGDENSBURG, NEW YORK O u r A d i n T u e s d a y ' s J o u r n a l S h o u l d H a v e R e a d - - - * 2-TEMP KENMORE WASHER B i d s O p e n e d O n N e w S p r i n k l e r s A t S t a t e H o s p i t a l ALBANY — G eneral C.V.R. Schuyler, Commissioner . of General Services h a s an nounced t h a t th e Office of General Services opened bid proposals on th e sprinkler systeih of buildings 1 - 9 in clusive, 17-125 inclusive, 40, 48, and 109 through 116 inclu sive at the St. Lawrence State Hospital. They were opened at 10:30 a.m. on July 23 a t the Hearing Room, Building No. 5, State Office Building Campus. Pre-Cana Conferences Announced For August Monsignor Joseph G. Bailey,, Director of the Fam ily Life Bu reau for the Dioceses of Ogdens- U n i t e d H e l p e r s 1 D r i v e S u r p a s s e s $ 1 0 0 , 0 0 0 G o a l The capital fund .’ ive con ducted by the Society of United Helpers has reached $155,’’00, $55,000 over the original goal, according to D r Alta -I. Brown, president of the Society. The drive begun April 16 was conducted to enable the Unit- e ' to build a now $ 2 ,- OOC.OOO home for the elderly. The group had $200,000 availa ble toward the new and started the fund drive to raise an additional $ 100,000 The $155,000 gathered so far w il be added to the original $200,000. The United Helpers plan to borrow additional funds for the new home from the Housing F i nance Agency of the State of New York. Building plans for thc new United helpers’ Home call for a 40 bed - rsing unit anr’ i 80 bed residential unit to be built at the present site on State St, t. Contributions to the fund drive may be mailed to; The United Helpers’ Home, 1200 State Street, Ogdensburg. burg, announced that Pre-Cana Conferences for couples plan* ning to be married in the chur ches of the Catholic Diocese will be held on Sundays, August 3 and 10, in Ogdensburg, Malone, ort Henry, and Lowville. The conferences begin at 1:00 p.m. on each of the Sundays. The Pre-Cana Conferences eonsiss of four sessions, two each Sunday. There is a talk on the psychological differemteq between th e sexes and the re sulting adaptations which must be made in marriage by each of the partners; a discussion on the physical aspects of mar riage by a doctor or nurse; a panel discussion by married! couples on experiences and problems which may be faced in m a rriage; and a presenta tions of th e Church’s teaching on the Sacrament of marriage. Monsignor Bailey heads the Center a t St. Mary’s Cathedr al in Ogdensburg. Rev. Joseph Gagnier, pastor of St. Lawren ce’s Church in North Lawren ce, is the priest-direetor of the : Malone Center at Bishop Smith Memorial Ichool. Very Rev. Al- oysius Isele, pastor of St. Pat rick’s Church in P o t t Herny, heads the Center at the church there. Rev. Anthony Moore, O. F.M., pastor of St. Stephen’s Church in Croghan, is the Di rector of the Lewis County Cen ter at St. Peter’s Church in Lowville. TOMORROW and SATURDAY - - - the last 2 days of our 6 7 * A N N I V E R S A R Y / • > SAME with a splash-down of out-of-this-world buys in every department. CHARGE IT at SALE PRICES All remaining Women’s SUMMER DRESSES AU sizes for Junior, Misses and Women — Reg. 8.00 to 25.00 NOW: 4.00 to 12.50 C 0 % o f f ALL REM A IN IN G SUM M E R M ILLINERY Reg. to 12.98 1 .00 E A C H WOMEN’S SUMMER SHIFTS and PANT-SHIFTS Reg. 4.00 to 16.00 Now $2.00 to $8.00 **w OFF 50% All remaining Women’s SUMMER SKIRTS Reg. 5.00 to 10.00 Now $2:50 to $5.00 50% OFFReg. Special G roup W o m e n ’s SPORTSWEAR Slacks, pant suits, I: jackets, etc. 50% OFF j Spec. Group Reg. to 6.00 LINGERIE ITEMS Now only .............. $<f .99 EACHand Special Group GIRLS’ DRESSES AH Famous Names V i PRICE $ 1 5 8 SHOP AT SEARS' AND SAVE Satisfaction Guaranteed or Your M 'tiey Back _p< Big Selection Reg. to 13.00 WOMEN’S SHOES and SANDALS .......... $ C . 6 6 PR. Discontinued Styles in Reg. 4.95 WOMEN’S SUMMERETTE CASUAL SHOES .... $ 0 . 1 9 PR. All remaining MEN’S WOMEN’S and CHILDREN’S SWIM SUITS • Reg. 8.00 to 20.00 Womens Now ................... 5.33 to 15.33 Reg. 2.29 to 5.00 Mens & boys Now 1.52 to 3.33 • Reg. 3.50 to 10.00 Girls, N o w 2.32 to 6.67 Vi o f f Spec. Group Famous Name MEN’S DRESS SHIRTS -Reg. 5.00 Now $2.99 Reg. 7.00 Now $4.99 Big Spec. Group Reg. 1.50 to 1.65 MEN’S BROADCLOTH SHORTS ............... 9 9 c EACH All MEN’S and BOYS’ LIGHTWEIGHT JACKETS 6.00 to 17.00 Now $4.00 to $11.33 %/ z OFF ALL MEN’S WALK SHORTS, SPORT- SHIRTS and LIGHTWEIGHT SLACKS 25% OFF ALL MEN’S SUMMER SUITS SPORT COATS ...... 25% OFF Spec, table Reg. to 8.45 WOMENS, GIRLS and CHILDRENS FOOTWEAR $ 0 - 8 3 PR. Discontinued Styles Reg. to 19.00 RED CROSS and ENNA JETTICK SHOES ................ s g . o o PR. Reg. 14.95 to 22.95 Men’s and Women’s GOLF $ £ Q.OO $ J .00 SHOES, Now PR. Giant Selections of Reg. to 16.00 MEN’S, WOMEN’S & CHILDREN’S WEAR at 67c, 1.00, 1.99 and V 2 PRICE THE w h ere quality counts — Downtown Ogdensburg
