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Page 2 ADIRONDACK Daily ttNTE Dear Abby: by Abigail Van Buren Barbara Maclntyre Is Married DEAH ABBY: W'ten home from work last I my wife said to me. \Buddy < our 16-yearold son* >.i?>se<i me hack so I am .;;\;ru h :n the cold silonr treatment, and i want you to do lhe same.\ At>hy, I toiii her th.it I w.i> Up ;.;-• not goin^ to go along wivh tiiat S:v I:., kind of stuft, that if the !*•»> cv.n i: sassed her back, that was = work . HER problem. He never sas.s- :Sunda\ c s ME back. The w;lo qo* i:\ad anonow'l don t n- :n a:ki hire a Mo Mrs. George H. Maclntyre. of Saranac Lake has announced the marriage on July 15 of : her daughter, Miss Barbara A-n n Maclntyre. to H. James Sham- [pine, son of Mr. and Mrs. Wai- __ ter J. Shampine o! Brasher stould pitch [Falls. The bride is also the dau- her-sitter for'S^^T cf the late Mr. Maclntyre. l.chis whon o: town. V :AR A1U5Y: rik of a per^n hu>band you you !iie OUT . hod late iike to slci but «Jie tias awakened ! me at 7:30 Sunday morninsr. II she > j:\.r,: MK the s.i^nt treat-'^s until I do. men:. Too. Was 1 wronc. or was; My husband m.v she? j h ' r ott - but I Just far/t £>:t upj na ^ \ Husband. s iho none. She i s alouo and I! w ha I «e!l Drai it u •ijno I !:a\e tried not wrouj {or demanding punish the hoy r^r her pros* rii*-;'h;e pn^p.e wbon t;on\ And you. !<>;• loriin- hor'di n;-h!, hut sh. down. AlJho Buody v\ .isn't g-xl- imnkm- we wc 1 am out. I ty o: sassins you. h:> rudene>s to stand s>he dtv s VMS \-> H*; herj- t , asc d on f ac i s ari d O n< his mother >.aii> lor >o:ne pun- lriend s and reidt;vos. How can^facts relates to ta\e, .shment. and s.noe h:> mother I *\>p liiis in a nice way? jvailablc funds. However; when aivrars unab> to .i^-::^^ : * Poone Call\ Ner\e^ij t c>mcs to the question of re- him, it becomes- \our res-' DEAR NERVE'S: Toil y o u r j raining valuable and absolutely The cerenipny took place at Holy Innocents Catholic Church in Long Beach, Calif, and was performed by the Rev, John Sexton. The bridegroom's uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. Ross Sham- pine of San Bernardino. Calif, were attendants. A reception was held at the homo of Mrs Myrtle Anderson, of Long Beach, a friend of the hride' s mother. Mrs. Shampine is a graduate of Saranac Lake Central High School and the Crane School ox Music at the State University College at Potsdam. She teach- es music in the Herman-De- Kalb Central School S y stem. [Mr. Shampine is a graduate of ; Brasher Falls School and is ;re.it ^dness thai stationed at Long Beach aboard u,; Village Board the U.S.S. Henderson with the •iy nuikxi down U. S. Navy, to be a mo>i fair j At the present time they are y our iin e Police For-• living at 830 San Pablo Court. decent \\a:o scale, j Long Beach and in the fall. Mrs aware that generally Shampine will return East ed officia.s on the j to her position at the Herman- make sound decisions j DeKalb School. a: these j and Letters to the Editor d that complet wag igJn^jyipo^ Quy Court for the trial, set Aug. f a* the date for sentencing Hursey t kto it i on the b g conviction. Man Is Acquitted In Murder Case ROCHESTER,, N.Y. (AP) - Livingston County Court, svhg A 55-year-old migrant farm was sittiiigUn^Moarof Qaply worker, who was charged, with second-degree murder in the .shooting of another Man during an argument over a dollar, has been acquitted. Peter Hursey of nearby Ham- Sin was found Innocent Wednes- day by a Monroe County Court jury. The panel found that the spying of Chester Robinson, 64, of Rochester, last Sept. 3 near Hamlin was done in self-defense. Hursey, however, was found guilty of a felony charge of possessing a loaded revolver. Judge Joseph S. Montesano of Robinson was shot near' the Randall King farm camp, where Hursey was employed, police said. The men argued over a dollar that Robinson said Hur- sey owed him for driving him to Kendall, a community near Hamlin, police added. Hursey charged that he was hit with a baseball bat during the fight. The farm is at 1565 Redman Road. Council of the Boy America at a reported price oi $240,000. i Purchase of the 1,550-acre camp, on Lake Mohegan in Hamilton County, ) wa s an- nounced Wednesday, The camp was purchased from Adolf R. Jung oi Johns- town, N.Y. The property, which has had several owners in the past two decades, has a main lodge and several other build- Boy Scouts buy tamp for I SPRffiiG VALLEV, NX (AF)|ings. -The Adjtx>nd*ck Mountain! The Rookiaod Comity 0Wftcil camp oact «w»ed by a^ the late| alJ 0 ^^ ca mp BuUew at tony- Point. tMii are Scount t in the county, and the Adirondack camp win be used by the older b^yi. * NAME COACH WATER VUJLE, Maine--'(AP) - Richard J. McGee, 36, was named head football coach at Colby College Tuesday. Be suc- ceeds John Simpson, become director of the summer and special <S: Toil y o u r j raining valuable and ab is a lriond?\j ! n rrcs?ary men lh e soluti ih : i .d •; she tl'H'Mi\ , li-sivcipvin 'J'ELL ]\KR OFF. jwfty j tion can- gative vote. Ckxxi d ge nt win always find a io retain valuable men by silent are treatn-rnt. I'nles • de\«-I'V !\'••• '•• <•\: is \v:th \our wife. DEAR ABBY: I am been married to on Ann :f you don't, I wouldn't j reflation. This problem has >n : blame your husband f'*r tellms; exited as I recall for some •,.il YOU ol'f. You owe him mor-vti-.ro and I ^m wondering why is:|. ''Iv-.n y->u o.\e ili;..s \\o:v,,-.n. \-wv elected Village Baard has i • ! no: done something atwaut it be- DEAR ABBY: My mother i>: fore it reached this unfortunate ind .ilways on my back about some- won' thing. It' 5 ans up your cloth- derful guy for only two months.es, sit up straight, talk slower, and already I have problems.;'turn down the TV 7 .' 1 What's his mother* My father-in-law ' P°° r defenseless teenager s ]:oscd to do an%*way? travels, so when he L< our town. My nervy mother-in-law invites herself to sleep at our apartment, claiming she is a- fraid to stay home siortr. She sleeps on our sofa wgiich doe^n't _ T '.\v u> nua-h pr:\ac\ as we have only a pull-down bed VA 'he ^n; r room. She has o'ivr marred i-lii'M- rcn she\ could ytay w;:!i w.'m have been married longer than we have. Gie-^ed Ou\ DEAR QiEWED: Hang up >our clothes, sit up straight, •a'.k slower, and 'urn denvn the TV. ; lim:ix. Peril a ps the Board Is afraid of what the taxpayer will say in their votc s next election i: taxes are raised to pay our Police officers a decent w - age. If this bo the case isn't our Board underestimating the citi- zens of Saranac Lake? Ho- 3 Men Charged With Murder rn any townspepple and visitors have been helped in 111— ness, at tho seene of accidents land when in trouble of all kinds Force? | : >AP nu r Pn;i iWhnt will old people, the ill i and the helpless citizens of Sar- •ar'ar.' Lake do without th c pro- _. lection, the kindnrss and the , Qt i ; rmercrncy aid given so often in the past by our Policemen? | ROCHESTER, N.Y. j Three men hR\o been iiKhc'c Last week she spent four i°n fedorai charges of murder. nights hero. 'Iy husband doesn't'c°nspk\*cy and robbery in :«>? like it any more than I do be-, holdup-slaying last June 16 of a cause ho \complained to me a- ! savings and loan association bout it. He is her only son, and manager in Buffalo, the voungest, and it looks. like William Exanehard, 22, Paul she \doesn't want to lose mm/Thomas Jr.. '2±, and Wil.ie E. Whrit car «o do' 7 Fourraino, CO, all of Buffalo.-, , . r - ^ * ' Xo Privacy. i™'e named i.n tho indictment ^ Du d if wc % et a nation-wide re- DEAR NO: Your h us hand i- handed >\nw n Wednesday by a coFnria.n;\-S ? o the wp>n: wo !^'l p r^i -jr.^nd jury >;!tn:'!mr. Our t<nvn now looks forward to growth never be.ore expect- ed. Growth in the fields of med- ical research and education, growth in the number of to.ur- i?U visiting our area. Will some this growth be nipped in the Club President Wins Bridge Tournament The- club p r e s i dent and a member of the saff at Ray Brook State Hospital teamed up to win the Mixed Pair Cham- pionship for 1967 of the Saranac Lake Duplicate Bridge Club. The event was played in two sessions Sunday and Tuesday nights at the Hotel Saranac. Mrs. Ruth Turner, of Lake Clear, president of the Saranac Lake Bridge Club, and Roy Perry, chief Cook at Ray Brook amassed a l f points to of 16 pairs. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Deuel of Saranac Inn; third with 204 wer c Mr. and Mrs. Emerson Wertz of Saranac Shores; fourth were Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Bo- and with 201/a : , and fifth with 201 points were Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Drutz. Play wag directed by Olin Sweet of Ray Brook. total of outscore a field With 212 were ORAL CANCER Oral cancer is one of tfie man, jd HIM you' sav Vhe V , maybe all the I month and .demanded monew of !'.^L;^\ 1 \ U \* ^ZT\ : r Edmund II. Maver, 6y. the oi- \ 1 P 3KIUS that oUr P° hl fice manager. Mayer's wife, Dechantel, a txx>kkepper and the only other Original Blue Gentian A Wonderful RESTAURANT with SALAD BAR Famous Since 1938 Pt Main St. Paranac Lake Th. 891-1810 PRIIME RIBS OF BEEF TONIGHT g pi:tatinn for bcin? unable to pay nut- p^iiro a minimum liv i ng v.^jr? Would any member of \}\r> Knqrd, or f»- ( that maiter .nny hii<sih^s>invin or profess- this town work plicemen d'>- !o r wages that are lower than wages paid unskilled,un- trained workers? In a country most easily detected and poten- tially curable of cancers, ac- cording to the Franklin Coun- ty Unit, America/i \Cancer So- ciety. Any unusual sensation, pain, swelling or other abnor- mality in the oral reeion. the tongue or lining of the throat should be called i<> fne attention a doctor. person in tho office at the time, sounded a buzzer type alarm, which, where the papers are filled with jrreat programs to give all a decent living, let us look in our police said, apparently, , , , . startled the bandit. He f;red ^ °™ backyard and pay men who shots, one of which struck | ^rve faithfully and may even • i cnve of their health— and even lives, a decent wage. KILLED AT RR CROSSING Aren't we all responsible? Lot's ]p t » u r Board members ONEONTA, N.Y. (AP) — OJin kn ° w that ^^ ar ^ \behind them J. Berkrr, 67,\ was kilted U w prr rent in raising the wag- Wednesday wh^n th<, automobilr p s fn r nur P° tir P F^rcP to a lev- hp ua« di'K'Jn^ wa^ sti'iirk by a DP I aware & Hudson .Railroad train at a crossing about two ! miles cast °f here. j Becker, a retired farmer, ! lived in Prart>viilo, near Cats- | i EDITATOR DffES i SCHEXECTADY, N.Y. (AP)-S- Waltcr A. Le-Baron, who was rii- : rector of the State Education Department's Bureau of Ele- mentary .School Supervision from 1951 to 1%5, died Wednes- day ;<r J-;tis : Hospital h r re after hripf jllnrs... p) that U drrpnt. Th^n we can look these men in rhp eyes and know we are not selling them short. They have never let us down. Sincere lv Ralph E. 'Bristol. Classified Ads Bring Results! When' should you ass FESIKiDB? The LABEL tells you V.S. DEPARTMENT OF AOUCUITUU MEATS FRESH CUT TO ORDER LiKETou usiTrrow Also — Homemade Salads and Baked Beans — Picnic Supplies DON'S GROCERY Natum l*>! 110 Lake Flower Ave. Phone 891-0600 Sunday and Daily Hours Open 7 a.m.' to 11 p.m. 1 1EEF fOT ROAf WILSON'S July SALE Men's Light Weight SUITS Men's Tropical SPORT COATS Ladies'Summer SHOES R E D U C E D WILSON'S Use Your MCP Credit Card Open Friday Nights 82 Main St. Saranac Lake Our brewmaster says we can solve this summer's Budweiser. shortage \a few years.\ (A lot of help he is.) If you find that the King of Beers is sometimes cqnspicuous by its ! absence, you can blame our brewmaster. He stubbornly refuses to ! J speed up the Budweiser brewing process. - t You see, every drop of Bud® has to be Beechwood Aged. And no short-cuts. As the brewmaster says, \To brew more Budweiser, I need more time. Or more breweries.\ So we're working as fast as we can to build new breweries and expand the ones we've got. Maybe one of these days we'll catch up with the demand. In the meantime, we've done the best thing we can think of to put more Budweiser in your hands. We've asked our brewma,ster to limit himself to just one Bud with lunch. i Biidweiser is the best reason in the world to drink beer y (and to 2et there first) , ANHEUStt-SUSCH. INC. . ST. LOUIS • ffQKftJtK • 10S A«€ttCS • TAMPA • HOUSTON . »* smi COLUMBUS, OHIO
