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KATTStURGH WUSS-RIFUILICAN—THURSDAY, NOVIMHK 10, \9U -¥-^fe «• * J •**- • u Deaths, funerals Eugene G. Germaine Funeral Mass was celebrated Wednesday in St. Joseph's Church, Treadwells Mills, for Eugene G. Germaine. Mr. Ger- maine died Monday in Cham- plain Valley hospital at the age of 62. The Rev Real La Brie was celebrant of the Mass. Bearers were Leeward Gar- row, Roy McCaffrey, George j Caron* William Wodjenski, How-1 ard Bashaw, and Arthur Duval, j Burial was in St. Peter's! Cemetery where Father LaBrie recited committal prayers. Charles M\ Dunn PORT HENRY - Charles M. Dunn died Nov 9 at Saranac Lake General Hospital after a long illness. A lifelong resident of Port Henry, he was born Sept. 14, 1897, the son of Michael and Mary Dunn. He is survived by hLs wife, the former Hazel McKHlip; two sisters, Mrs. Marie Bordeaux and Miss Anna Dunn,-both of Port Henry. Mr. Dunn was a retired Met- ropolitan Life Insurance agent in Port Henry and Mineville, a member of Port Henry Council 384, K of C, BPOE 1494, Ticon- deroga. and the Veteran's Assn. of Metropolitan Life Insurance Agents. The body has been taken to the Harlan Funeral Home in Port Henry and services are set for Friday morning in St. Patrick's Church. It will then be brought to Keough and Sons' Memorial Chapel in Saranac Lake for viewing Friday after- noon and evening. Friends may cal at the Har- lan Funeral Home from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. today. A Requiem Mass will be cele- brated in St. Patrick's Church here Friday morning at 10. Prayer service will be held at 9:30 Saturday morning at the Keough Funeral Home, followed by interment in St. Bernard's Cemetery, Saranac Lake. Rosary will be at S p.m. Fri- day at Keough's, m mwjm%*m The \high-cube'' freight car — one of American railroads' new \breed\' of giant freight cars—is longer than a bowling alley and has nearly double the carrying capacity of the conven- tional car. At area Champlain ADMISSIONS Leo Blaise, Box 879, Keese- ville; Mrs. Kenneth Provost, Rt. 2, Massena; Conrad Knapp, RD 2, Hobbs Road; Carl Bull, Macintosh Drive, Peru; Master Robert Coryea, 132 Sharron Ave.; Master Wayne Trom- bley, RD 2, West Chazy; Spen- cer Thew, RD 3, Plattsburgh; Mrs. Rene Goyette, Keeseville; Mater Steven Nye, 5 Macintosh Drive, Peru; Mrs. Jordan Beecher, Redford; Mrs. Edward Pepper, 9 Mohican Lane, Cham- plain Park. DISCHARGES Michael Hicks, Fuller Road, Peru; Mrs. George Crowning- shield, Lewis; Mrs. Herman Durocher, Box 76, RD 2, Peru; Mrs. Frances Fifield, Mooers; Mrs. Charles Farrington, 66 Park Ave.; Mrs. Cleophas Wil- lette, Champlain; Miss Sharron Manor, 120C Sharron Ave; Mrs. Charles Sawyer, Au Sable Forks. Physicians ADMISSIONS Mrs. Mildred Campbell, Sar- anac; Henry La Tour, 23 Sco- motion Ave.; Mrs. Florence Smith, Ellenburg Depot; Mrs. Edith Baker, Ellenburg Depot; Miss Mary Wells, Morrisonville. DISCHARGES Steven McBrayer, Danne- mora; Lome Brothers, 55 Church St. Rouses Point; Cathy Davis, RD 1, North Bangor; Miss Doris Manor, 114 Beekman St.; Leo Maggy, Cadyville; Mrs. Helen Latourneau, Chazy; Mrs. Lillian Delisle, 5 Riverside Ave.; Mrs. Mao' Rock, Peru. Moses Liidiiigtou ADMISSIONS Patricia Goodrow, Antonia Fuller, Jane Barter, Judith Contois, John Feliio, Judy Vos- burg, Mary Jo Reale, Thomas Vradenburg. John Fuller, Alfred Strong. Jacqueline Merrill, Brayton Crowningshield, Mar- garet Champagne, all of Ticon- deroga. Raymond Monroe, Hague: Ed- ward Wells, Olmsteadviile; Ruth Burgess, Daytona Beach, Fia.; Manon F. Stowell. Severence; Greg Trombley, Mmeville: .Alice Reid, Whitehall; Michael Staunches, Port Hehrv; Barbara 111 TCI • itafe 4 »* ** Piaft, Witherbee; Ttamla PttWpt, Whitehall; UBtiaM, North Creek; Edwtni WtacWl CMtoan; Annette - Bpttttflfc Crown Point; m* Gate**, Hague; LUa Potato, Putnam, DISCHABGES Mae Weils, Mr*. Nelson La- Fraace and infant aqa, Mary Ann Vosburg, Mrs. Albert WiJt- torko and intent daughter, Leo* nard David Jr., Judith Contois, Mary LaFouatain, Madeline Braonock, all of Ticooderoga. Also John Feliio, Mrs. Fred- erick Fuller and infant daugh- ter, Mrs. John Goodrow and infant daughter, David Newton, Mary Gladys Hughes, Thomas Vradenburg, Mary Jo Reale, Judy Vosburg, Jennie Barter, Jennie Cook, all of Ticonderoga. Arthur Claire, Crown Point; J Stephen Welch, Westport; Ray- mond Harold Monroe, Hague; Roseta Moffitt, Chestertown; Michael Staunches, Port Hen- ry; Roland LaFave, Crown Point; Judith Joiner, Crown erance; Mrs. Arthur Pratt and infant daughter, Witherbee. se another divided Legis .-**•-*•.'^ *y IOBERT & VAN TVOSt Ckfcf, Ottaway News Serrfce ALBANY — Two more years Of a politically dtvided Legis- lature were mandated by state voters Tuesday as they gave] Republicans a 11*31 control of the Senate and Democrats an apparent edge of 80 to 70 or 82 to « in the Assembly. ~~\ , All of the current legislative leaders of both parties were reelected. • • * Tins, a Legttiatare that was often stalemated in IMS faces the same prospect in 1967 and 1968. The session early this year lasted more than six months be- cause many major mils were stalled by unbridgaaMe differ- ences between Assembly Demo- crats on one side and Gover- «or Rockefeller and Senate Re* publicans on the other. They ran into problems on issues such as prohibition of strikes by public employes, lo- cal reapportionment details of medicaid and a state-wide pri- mary election. * The houses to take office in January will be the third new ones in three years. Members were elected this year under a special redistricting ordered by the state's highest court. One of the items of sew bast- ness will be a law to implement a state lottery whose proceeds are to be used for education. The lottery was approved by voters Tueeday with a mar- gin of about 700,000 xotes. > Neither party has overwhelm- ing dominance of the house it controls. Republicans have only two votes more than are need- ed to pass a vote. Democrats, if they wind up with SO seats, will have only four votes above a majority. The Republican victory in the upper house was achieved through the reelection of 28 of the 29 incumbents who sought reelection and by the addition of thine* new men, one ef Item an assemblyman. • • • The enly tectmbent t# lose was Martin J. Knorr, R-C, ot\ Queens. * .. + t. Senate Democrats reelected 20 of 21 1966 members who were on th£ baftpt, losing only Bertram Hoak of Buffalo who had lost a primary and contin- ued in the general election as a* Liberal. Among the six new Demo- crats elected was former As- semblyman Eugene Rodriguez of the Bronx, who is currently under criminal indictment. Epwws m Bocnemc* * * ••M Here is final measure af control in the cause of situations ones in Monroe County a race is so close that Keck* feller has ordered the fStyepH ing of ballots. ^ The first count indicates a defeat for Democratic teaa* bent Charles F. Stockmeister, who on the same ballot was elected to the constitutional con* vention. Outing Club climbs mountain BEEKMANTOWN — Eight' members of Beekmantown High School's Outing Club climbed Pok-O-Moonshine Mountain in Town of Chesterfield Tuesday. I The scheduled trip of Beek- : mantown Outing and Ski Club, j j known as \BOSC drew a small | j turnout due to exceptionally: i poor weather for mountain; I climbing. The climb up the .97-: ' mile trail to the fire tower on , the summit was made in dense fog. Visibility from the top was nil. Recent rain had made the t I fallen leaves slippery and extra caution was needed, especially 1 on the descent With the. foliage t ; gone, however, the massive cliffs for which the 2.100-foot moun- tain is noted, were seen in their . full grandeur. 1 The trail, maintained by the State Conservation Dept., winds its way around the major cliffs, : chimneys to penetrate cliff bar- riers on two occasions, and swings out near the edges fre- i quently to afford views. Schools planning open house Here is an American Educa- tion week open house schedule for three area schools: — Ellenburg Central School officials will conduct parents night next Tuesday beginning at 7:15 p.m. Commencing with band mus- ic and a greeting address from the school principal, the pro- gram will include addresses by ! finalists in a school public speaking contest, visits to the various classrooms and a dis- play of audio-visual equipment, m the small gymnasium. I Refreshment will be served after the program. | —Parents night at Piatt?-: burgh High School will be Mori-: day night starting at 7. ! —Open house at Saranac Cen-1 tral School will be tonight at j 7.30, instead of Friday night! as erroneously reported Wed- ' nesday. The next scheduled BOSC out- ing is another mountain climb Saturday, after which the em- phasis will swing to skiing. Those on the Pok-O-Moonshine climb were Nick Mousseau, Jim Carter, Karen McCormick, Bob Cable, David McGraw, Mary Jo Myers. 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Back the attack on dun driving—the biggest selling Dodge of last year is • l back wrth alarming news for competition. The '67 Coronet is afl sharpened up for another big assault on the drab Sixes and dull VSs. Wake up, people. There's a whote new standard equipment TIst, with extras fike a remotely control : ed outside rea rview mirror. Day/right inside mirror. Padded sin v.sc-rs. R* tractate f'o-rt seat be'ts ard nee. Wove out of that rjt with *J--e car with a lot cf dash. The '67 •ZC'J'ZL E. S. MASON, Inc. 1U MAR&AUT ST, PLATTSWt^H, M.Y. - >v*-.
