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Concert, Fireworks Will Highlite Festival Tonight '4 OGDENSBURG JOURNAL, FRI., JULY 25, 1969 The Salvation Arm y Citadel Band of Ottawa, Ontario, will be featured in an outdoor band oncert at Morissette Park, be ginning a t 9 p.m. tonight as one of tb e highlights of tbe Tenth Annual Ogdensburg In ternational Seaway Festival. The b r a s s band contains no reed or string instruments. A brass band in North America is quite ra r e today, with one exception — the o-nly brass bands being featured are those connected with The Salvation Army. The program for tonight's concert will include marches, vocal numbers, instrumental solos, and novelty numbers; one member of the band will b e featured in a whistling solo. The Ottawa Band wui also participate in tlv Festival Par ade at 1:30 p.m. on Saturday. Other highlights tonight are a giant fireworks display, sched uled to, begin approximately at 1\:15 p.m. at Morissette Park. All day today in downtown Og densburg and at the Shopping Center, o-tdoor sales, bazaars, a piper band, and kiddie rides are featured. In many stores on Ford Street, in the 100, 200 and 300 blocks a historical committee of the Ogdensburg Chamber of Commerce has ar ranged displays of clothing, fur niture, household Sen. John Sherman Cooper, items and other articles of ear- R-Ky., h a d prepared an outline jty Ogdensburg and the North the amendment introduced b y ; Country, himself and Sen Philip A. Hart, j The first event of year's D-Mich„ which would k n i t ; Festival was held Thnrsday Safeguard to research and PFf\! evening v l i m area teen-agers hibit _ e ither deployment or site j ad;ende.d t h e Festival Block acquisition. _ , Dance, which featured music Tks amendment is expected Soulmen of Canton, and to provide the showdown when was Mghligllted ^ the it is voted on, probably n e x t, g irst official appearance of Fes- W(!?k- , t., ... .. . ‘ tival Queen Vicki Sue Layng. Foes o t the anUbailistic ims- Saturday's calendar of events, sile—ABM—stiU see the b a t t l e ,^ a^ditioxi to the big Festival as extremely close at the s-tart;Parade at i :30 p.m., will in- of the third week o f Senate de- cjU(je ^ Drum Pageant, to be bate on the issue. They say a at 7:45 p.m. at the OFA handful of senators hold the key > AtMetic Fie]di k which 5 top_ to the outcome. notch dram and bugle cr-rp® Anti-Safeguard strategists are, {rom Canada and the United rejecting claims by ABM propo-: compete for prizes nents th a t last w e e k s secret ancj. ratings, session turned the tide in the ad - ; g verv day ^ the 1989 Fes- ministration s favor. They con -1 ^val weekend in Ogdensburg Opponents Attempt To Block ABM By CARL P. LEUBSDORF Associated Press Writer WASHINGTON (A P ) - Sena tors shifted their attention from moon rockets back to d&ense missiles today as opponents of the Safeguard system prepared to mount their m a jor effort to block th e administration pro- PICNIC TABLE PROJECT — M em b ers of the city fire departm e n t have recently been assem b ling and painting picnic tables fo r the City Recreation Commission to be used in the city parks. They com pleted work o n 19 of them Tuesday. Picture, taken at No. 2 fire station, shows the firem e n in action w ith Mayor John F. Byrnes on hand to inspect the job. They are, from le f t to right, E v e rett W ells, Napoleon Ladouceur, Asst. Chief W alter Read, Mayor Byrnes, Leo Degone, John Miller, K e n t Downey, William LeBeau, R ichard Brennan and W illiam Vielhauer. These, tables will be ready for use during th e coming Festival weekend. (John D u pont Photo) m will be filled with fun, enter tainment and enjoyment for: everyone. M o rristow n CS Board A w a r d s N e w Contracts 40 HORNS, 22 in the percussion section, and a 30-man color guard comprise th e 1968 Battle of the Drums winners, th e De L a Salle O aklands of Toronto, who plan to defend th e ir title for the third consecu tive y e a r Saturday night. tend th e same senator'- who were undecided before the se cret S enate meeting still haven't made u p their minds. They count 49 c r 50 senators in their anti-ABM c a m p just be low the 51 neea-'d to prevail Ln the event all 100 senators vote. A 50-50 vote would defeat any amendment. The latest Associated Press MORRISTOWN - At their re survey indicated 49 senators f o r , gu[ar meeting the Morristown the Safeguard system , and 49, School Board took the following against, with Sen. Thomas J-j action. McIntyre, D-N.H.. holding outj Sealed bids were received and ior h is own compromise amend- ;the M o v in g concerns were a- ment an d Sen. John J. Williams, warded contracts for the 1969- By JACK BELL had attended a p a r ty with Ed -1 There could be a similar dete- R-DeL. declining t o state a posi- 75 schoal year: No. 4 Fuel Oil- AP Political Writer [ward Kennedy and several oth-lrioration in Kennedy’s standing w c D. , , 1 Sears Oil Company: No. 2 Fuel „ I er persons just b e fore the acci-! in Massachusetts, where he has MeanwMe. Sen. Richard B. 0il.George HaU Corporation: WASHINGTON (AP) — Sen- ! been expected to seek re-elec- Russell. DAra., nairm an ot tnepjjjk. Brown's Dairy: Ice 1 ate colleagues a re being unu- The senators who would talk tion next vear. Appropriations Comnuttee, s a i d , Cream — Borden’s; Breaed and Sually tight-lipped about the po. say if there is any semblance of 1 _______________ _ he thin -s the Pr °-* ■ ^ . ce* : Rolls — Continental Baking C o .;: Utical consequences of E d w ard a cover-up, either b v Massachu. fa , ? Sweeping Compound-Tri State m. Kennedy’s weekend accident setts officials or Kennedy him- •• Jj'li : an in* ' Sanitation Co. and Paper Sup- w'n;Ch took the life of a woman self, of his movements during toe trend l^ - O g d e n s b u r g P a Per and riding in his c a r. the nine hours, public reaction tow . But the trend h a , rjB« r „ With the exception of Demo-could be politically disastrous. cratic Leader Mike Mansfield,! A logical and detailed expla- A llen H erdle Superintendent At D iam o n d Elmer A. Martel, resident manager at Diamond Nation al, has announced the appoint ment of Allen H erdle as Te chnical Superintendent of the Diamond National Corporat ion’s Ogdensburg plant. In his new position, Mr. Her dle will be responsible for all technical and quality control functions, and will report dir ectly to the resident manager. Mr. Herdle graduated from Mount Union College at Allian ce, Ohio in 1961 with a B. S. degree in chemistry and busi ness administration. He contin ued his education at Purdue U- niversity, where he received his M.S. Degree in Chemistry. Mr. Herdle w as previously employed by the Great North er Paper Co, for over 5 years at the company’s Millinocket, Maine, and Cedar Springs, Ga., plants. Allen and Caroline I-Ierdle with their three children, Su zanne 5, Sandra 3, and David 1 will reside at 611 Elizabeth Street. T a n g l e d F i s c a l A f f a i r s O f T r o y I n v o l v e H e l l i n ’ G u id a n c e O ffice W ill Be O p e n Senate Colleagues Avoid Commenting! A t H e u v e lton CS On Significance Of Kennedy Affair The district principal report- c h a n g e d definitely in favor o f e tiiat the annual audit had With Cooper a n d Hart likely jjeen co,m p ieted and the refin- ) sCuk a vote on their amend- ; L.;rrT a .,, rr,-m n n ::in m anrl to see s a voxe on meir ameno- ^ ^ g 0f the gymnasium and ment next week, a major que5-: c a M e ria floors’ was toon is whether McIntyre w ill Rochester M a n , 5 3 , Is Sentenced fn W ife's D eath who has said the whole affair could have happened to anyone, usually loquacious senators gen erally have refused to discuss the matter, even on a relatively secure off-the-record basis. Even Republicans, who see Kennedy as a potential opponent for tile presidency, have been _ _ _ ,, ..— „ — progress- is whether McIntyre w ill;in„ on schedule. try to substitute h is amendment 1 ]-deas were presented concer- which would p erm it deployment student accident and foot- £ N ™ ? akota an d Montanalof baU insurance carried by the the A B M s computer and ra d a r ;sch00i district. Board members components, but not its Jru*~ decided to carry the same gen- si^es- eral type of insurance for an- . . . , . , other year. The Bogardus In-| Prlvatel-v’ much less pubhc- surar.ce Company wall arrange I ^ .... SPACE CENTER. Houston ■j,e t coverage. Those few senators willing to (AP> — Rosfis from Canada ar- Regarding the feasibility stu- discuss the incident anonymous- rh e d again Tuesday in th e ^ eoncenrng the heating sys- space community. , {em< the Board decided to ar- reluctant to talk about the m at- caj “p0wer_ nation of what Kennedy did a n d : ROCHESTER, N.Y. (AP) — where he went a f t e r the girL A webo palic,e drowned in his submerged car s f shangled tos wife a week could help offset in their minds i f ter ,hte s Hm h a s ,bfeen critical comment already s u r - ' ^ s t . ^ p S 5 “ facing in the m a il that “thej Prison. Kennedys can get b y with any-1 thing in Massachusetts” be-' cause of their wealth and p o liti-! HEUVELTON All stu dents in grades 9 through 12 at Heuvelton Central School are requested to seee the Dir ector of Guidance to review class schedules for the coming year. Parents are also request- to attend so that full explana tion m ay be given of the stu dents’ course selection. Any new students Ln the District should schedule an appointment at the Guidance Office. The office will be open every day Monday through Friday. If it is impossible to come in dur ing the day, evening appoint ments may be made by call ing the Guidance office 344-24- 14, Extension 25. TROY, N.Y. (AP) - Reports persisted today that a state in vestigation Mo the tangled fis cal affairs of the City of Troy may turn to gambling and the dly police department. Hearings by the State Inves tigation Commission resumed yesterday in the Rensselaer County Courthouse. SIC chairman Paul Curran would not comment when asked prior to opening the second week of testimony whether the commission would probe the city’s police department and al legations of gambling. The SIC moved into Troy last week after receiving reports of illioit activities in a $1.6 million garbage contract, gambling and irregularities within the police department. Sidney Smith, farmer Troy city manager, told the SIC last week that $61,000 of the garbage contract with the Chiarello Landfill and Disposal Co. was to have gone to the Republican Party. Smith said this was the word he received from Rensselaer County Republican chairman Joseph Casey. Casey is sched uled to testify Wednesday. The president of the garbage company, Harold Chiarello, told Pe SIC his life had been threatened over finar.-ial deal ings between bis companyand ings between his company and a arm known as the Arizona Bio-Chemical Co. Other testimony said attem pts had been made to financially sabotage the Chiarello firm . A Troy attorney, Harold Lee, iden tified Casey as one of those in volved in the sabotage attempt. ,4ft! EQIQST. NOW PLAYING Showtime A t 8:00 Only DON’T MISS IT FRI. — SAT. — SUN. TECHNICOLOR' PANAVISION' «E9 mt 9 From WARNER BROS.-SEVEN ARTS W W Between launch and the Apol-;range for genera! estimates of moonwalk. the astronauts'the costs of various types of wives each received a dozen insulation, long-stemmed re d roses from i The next regular board meet- Mr. and Mrs. Howard Burke of ing is scheduled for August 12, Guelph, Ont. ! with the Board's Teacher Com- Ju s t before Tuesday night's mittee meeting on the 11th. television show from the return- j --------------------------- ing spaceship, mission control; The 1970 PGA championship ly generally seem to agree that Kennedy’s political future is not in h is own hands and indicate they are withholding judgment until he explains the affair more fully. W hat they want to know in volves Kennedy’s failure to re port the accident to police until nine hours after his car plunged off a bridge on a Massachusetts announced receipt of a sim ilar!will be played at the Southern island, carrying Mary Jo Ko- ' Russell E. Brown, 53, was convicted of. murder June 27 by a Monroe County Court jury in the Venetian blind cord-slaying „ , . „ of his wife, Evelyn, 51, an Feb. colleagues; 22 searching for mitigation of th e ; He was sentenced Tuesday by awkward circumstances c i te , visiting judge Lyman H. Smith Kennedy’s quoted statement to ! 0f p enn Yam. the father of the d e a d girl, that i p clice said the slaying oc- “I wish it had b een me\ as the curred after Brown and his wife kind of human reaction likely to j argued about their separation. arouse public sympathy for t h e ‘He was arrested two days later last active male a d u l t of a fami. when police saw him sitting in his parked automobile in nearby Churchville. gift. The announcement ad- Hills Country Club in Tulsa, dressed the sender only as “ a I Okla. moonstruck Canadian.” I peehne to her death. Miss Ko pechne, a form er assistant to Kennedy’s late brother Robert, 1 x 1 Means 1 column by 1 inch. Too small to he read? You’re reading it! FESTIVAL DONATION - A lderm a n F r e d Erwin, left, on behalf of th e 1968 Centennial D ance Committees, presents a $93.00 check to F rank Murray, solicita tion chairman o t the Seaway Festival. Er win was Co-chairman nf the Centennial Com mittee. ly already seared with tragedy. But there is a general feeling among them that it was a m is take for a member of the Ken- When Lou Carnesecca of St. nedv entourage to report th a t 1 John’s University takes over as the senator had repeatedly of- j coach of the New York Nets for fered to pay the expenses of! the 1970-71 basetball season, Miss Kopechne’s funeral, j Frank Mulzoff, his assistant, Apart from the obvious anxie-; will take over at St. John’s. ty Gf Kennedy to do anything h e ; -------------------------------------- — could to help m a k e amends for the accident, they feared this could only act to revive cynical criticisms that the Kennedys al ways felt their m o n e y could buy anything. Further developments in the case seem likely t o have a b e a r ing on the influence Kennedy has with Democratic colleagues in the Senate in h is position as the party whip, or assistant leader. Because of g e n e ral belief that he had the inside track for the presidential nomination, Kenne dy’s views on the issues have been given a w e ight seldom ac corded those of a No. 2 man. He was largely instrumental, for example, in getting the Democratic Policy Committee to take the unanimous position that tax reforms must be in hand and ready for action be fore the Senate would be al lowed to vote on the House-ap proved extension of the 10 per cent income surtax. In his absence, that resolution appears to be deteriorating. 1 If he remains under a cloud, ! considerably less attention is ! likely to be paid to his views land his wishes b y Democrats who will be looking elsewhere ' for a new champion, FESTIVAL WEEKEND July 25, 26, 27 9 P.M. - 1 A.M. ED D IE’S TAVERN PRESENTS OGDENSBURG’S ONLY FLOOR SHOW. FROM SYRACUSE, N.Y. HANK WESTER & HIS COUNTRY GENTS FEATURE:— • The Nashville Sound • Square Dancing • Talking Steel Guitar • Banjo Pickin’ • The Hilarious Comedy of Uncle Ezary Buckleberry of Alberta, Canada. No Cover — No Minimum Cool Air-Conditionetl EDDIE’S TAVERN 109 Main S treet, Ogd. OPEN TODAY B u s t e r ’s L o u n g e & B a r (formerly Johnny’s) 1130 Patterson Street Proprietor — Buster Murphy PH. 393-3545 THE WORLD’S NEWEST AUTO THRILL EVENT! The Demolition Derby! M onday Night, August 4th - 8:00 P.M. Gouverneur Fair ..no m ost thrilling Sporis Spectacle of ihis ago 20TH CENTURY GLADIATORS SMASHING, CRASHING, BATTLING FOR CASH IN A RODEO ON WHEELS 1 Every Car totally destroyed with its Driver still in it. * A ZEIGLER BROTHERS ENTERPRISES PROMOTION M onday Night, August 4th - 8:00 P.M. OPEN SUNDAYS 1 2 N o o n to 6 : 0 0 p.m . WESTONS SHOPPERS CITY A R S E N A L S T . & R O U T E 8 1 , W A T E R T O W N , N . Y . , 4 /
