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PAGE TWENTY SUNDAY, DECEMBER 24, 1967 vNCE-NEWS Religious Decorations Bad Bv Order Of School Board EAST PATERSON, N.J. lAP) -•Religious Christmas decora- tions were ordered returned to display at a pubiic high school here Thursday by the school board, which earlier had them : removed. At a closed, emergency meet- ing Wednesday night, the 10- man board voted unanimously to reverse its Monday night rul- ing that the display of Biblical scenes violated the principle of church-state separation. The paintings of Jesus Christ, Mary and other Biblical figures on plastic resembling stained glass were removed by the principal or Memorial Junior— Senior High School, Vuo A. Fare.se . on Tuesday The board reconsidered after numerous pro-tests by students. parents and residents opposed to the removal Board President Louts Galio sa.fi in a statement after the meeting that the board had sent telegrams to State Atty. Gen. Arthur J. Sills and State Edu- cation Commissioner Carl L Marburger requesting guidance Marburger did not reply. but Sills answered that he could not interfere in what the cision. he said, \After an initial' hasty decision, the board acted wisely in the true spirit of Christmas.\' ! Galio also announced the de- cision to a group of 11)0 parents gathered at the high school and at a Christmas — Hannukka-h choral program attended by : some 300 parents and students there later. The audience greeted the an- nouncement with applause, and the 80-member student choir continued its program of Christ- mas and Hannukkah songs. Mrs. Shirley Friedman, moth- er of a 14-vear-oid boy in ihe school, had'made the objection to the scenes a: Monday's board meeting winch led to their re- moval. After hearing of ; h e board's reversal, she saict. • 1 have no choice but to accept their decision,\ \I assume the board fully in- vestigated the issue and deeded they are acting in a proper ano. legal manner,\ she added \1 find it strange, however, that people who took exception to re-, moval of religious displays four., it within their consciences to, telephone my home anonymous-; ly and heap abusive curses and' vile threats on me in an eflort, to pursue peace on earth, good will to men.\ Mrs. Friedman said she had received many calls. She ca.ieu police Wednesday after • r. e person threatened to break a window in her house if she c.a- plaved Hannukkah candles .-lie said. Gerald J. Dadey Named Director Of St. Martin's College Summer School 'Hammond Pixies Make Wreaths For Churches B\ MRS. KENNETH CI TWA Y l!„!iimi>nd - The llaiiiri;\i 1 \ s -Ml Club held their re^i.;- ..H' meeting and (.'h.-isimas in ; on Monuav. lice. 11, al Me home of Lei ilia Itciniek w eighteen members pics- They have put Christmai .'' ith.s on bull) loeal churche.-, • ' -' Presbyterian and Si. P ' r's Catholic Church, and a v one on the E.J. Noble Iku- piia in Alexandria Bay. They !i .ti an exchange of gifts. '-• e Shnulctte has a new ad- ;: ~. It is Lee Shouiette, :.\MJA-B|<)-11!)7, MCB7I-I1. Co. \P\ N.Y 09:31)1 He is station- 1 Havisville, It 1 , and :3 L\I cled to be home with Ins) c er, Mrs. Beaulah Hudson, tin the holidays. The appointment of Gerald J. Jphasis in other fields. Conlinu- state official said were kx-ai Dadey, formerly of Ogdensburg, ing education is distinctly a school board decisions \ as director of th e Summer s pari of the program for develop- Qting the use of religious dec-i^oo 1 of Sainte Martin's Col-:ing and enlarging skills in al- oratiotS on federal buildings le 8 e h ^ beenannounced by the; most every field of academic and other public property as a 1 ^-. Michael Feeney factor in the boards decision. 1 president of Saint Martins, Galio announced that it had dl-jOIympia, Wash. The appotnt- rected School Superintendent Ed| m f\ 1 JS . eff f c ^ IT\ p J\' w?-d L Fandt to have th° dL S - ! Previously. Father Feeney D? a \ reolLed - aid . \ Siiln t Martm ' s College : Saint Martin's College in the p tLyT ASI-; st. George I^L^^. ^z.^^L^J*^™!? ?! i n ; Youth Make Plans O.S.B., and professional endeavor. Saint Martin's College will continual-] ly enlarge and extend its offer- j ings to accomodate this trend.\! Dadey joined the faculty of|j\|Qj-Je y WeSleyail OGDEXSIU'RG RESCUE SQC YD OFFICERS -- Dawd Lyons was elected as P:cedent of the Rescue Squad and James Green its Chief at a recent election. Others named were: James Bell, Treasurer, and Ronald Martin, Secre- tary, Philip Spooner, William Hess and Calvin Moore, as directors; 1st Asst. Chief Henry Burgess, 2nd Asst. Chief Stj\o Mayes and 3id Asst Chief Leslie MacMartin Seat- ed left to right James Bell, Daud Lyons, Juntos Green and Steve Mayes. Standing: Philip Spooner, Henry Bur- gess, William Hess, John Massic, Leslie MacMartin and Calvin Moore. Ronald Martin was not present when pic- ture was taken. (Jack Wood Photo) i _: irdsvil with e. spent Frida; Mrs. Kenneth eve-, Cut- Mrs Elizabeth Ivms. Miss k<i\ Saner and Mrs. Brockei- fc.s lk, Oak Point, will spend the Christmas holidays in Mont- real, where they will visit rela- tives and friends. , 'MaoWiM'rj'-^ne'vt \naron^IPrimarilv as a convenience toiframural Athletics and as as xx . ^i^-v^^hfKip\^ in the teaching profes-isistant basketball coach and p\ 0 r YOUth Week opposed to remova. to the board l. o n We ^ eontlnue = th ' i s pro .| tead basebal! ^ He i s also; * \^ ^\B Fisher meeting at its administration building admitted. After hearing the de-j A Puppy For Christmas? Hammond Central School will close for the holidays on Thursday at noon, and will re- open on Jan. 3. 'Tarzan' Producer Seeks More Mature Audiences Mr. and Mrs. Harry June, of South Hammond, who have been spending the past two months in Florida, have return- ed home. Mr. June'is a patient? By AP NEWSFEATURES founds, Boxers and St. Ber- j road to a long and healthy life, t in E.J. Noble Hospital, Alex- Sav, Mom and Dad, if you'reInards—shepherds are ideal for,supply him with a selection of ;anciri a Ba >'- \' it h a room y house commercial dog foods, speciallyI „. , „.. , , . , L . ,i Victor Gibson, son of Mrs. Prior to ioinin* the farultv JTvF l£ Mrs leo'~Rive'rs ! ready to put up with a little! Beagles, popular for a part-;P rocesse d J » P ro \ d e essential Ruth Gibson, Hammond and SaS^S f)Sy wa f vS& Mdavlvening. Sh K^se', a few wet rugs and lots of jnunt dwellers, are good-natured jmitnenta. The breeder and your | Henry Gibson, Redwood, and cational Guidance Counselor at ; dent Roger Morgan presiding at'spunk--how about a puppy? ,neat, clean and seldom bark vet can advise you about any Clackamas High School in Ore-lthe business meeting. The group; Here's a rundown on some of-indoors. ispecial or extra feed needs. gon. He has previously served| made plans for youth weekj the most popular breeds, which j Terriers, all 20 different - PhHo(mac ni m at Wilson High School\ in Port-! which will be observed the lastlrange from $35 a head to $200 or j breeds, never cease to be favor- j Your Christmas puppy. land as Guidance Counselor and Week in January. The next ! more: ptes. They are spunky, lovable • whether a classy purebred or a l building, but the group was notlgram and enlarge on it but we!an ^urtor^ the Department; Morley _' T h e Weslcyan Youth^'. undecided about junior's jMesw \ •• -iwill provide an additional em-! of Ph y slcal Education. meeting was held at the home Christmas present-and you remand yard. Miss Linda Taylor, daughter of Waller Taylor, Hammond, were married Thursday evening Dec. 7 at the First Congregational Church, Morristwon, with the By CYXTHL4 LOWRY discarded her, too AP Television-Radio Writer , A number of adult viewers High School in Portland NEW YORK (API - Sy Wem-;fendJo regard ^Tarzaji'^asji! Dad<?y _ 3 ? traub is a dapper fellow and coach, and as Mathematics!meeting is scheduled for Dec.] Poodles—big one: teacher and coach at Jesuit j 29 at the home of Mr. and Mrs. 1 sized ones, and tiny lap-size j type home middle- dogs adaptable to almost any rough-and-tumble mixed breed, ! pastor '. lll e Rev - Ro >' G John- ! Howard Sanderson. iones—are currently the most' Should you be in the marke will be one gift that will bring f on °\'u iat l^' T il ey , were at \ .1 . „ ° ~. . . ° TpnripH h v Mic e Ql-va -i T^.rln. Ipopular dogs in the country, jfor a tiny dog, there are saucy children's show, and sort of sub-! \aue>. f.'-. ^ a graduate of! 'according to American Kennel Chihuahuas, perky Pekingese, ! tie camp! Weintraut.has been Gmza & bm ^ sit y. whe u r e hei H Th i ^ uI r r meet i n ? °f ^! Club statistics. Despite the pom- Icurly-tailed Pugs and fluffy long time producer who would ; makin / an enormous effort. -m?J<>redin Education. He re-AVoodbridge Corners tn F '^^ 4 ;\!p 0lln ed hairdos fashion dictates jPomeranians. All have big-dog never, under any clreurn-; large lv through casting guest Hfjved h,s Masters degree in Club has been postponed from, gre t | hea rts and plenty of personality, stances, swing frorn^a vine ma!ro|s.\t o attract more \mature ^-^ ^^ )^^^^^ '^Z^^^ and intelligent. A| Other breeds ^at demand jungle or be caught in public audiences. Some very interest-; ffraduat = ' ork ™ t \ h . fieZof'Ja n 6 The meeting on Jan 13 loudl Y barkm g P 00 * 116 wl! l scare * I e Dacns hunas Mmiture Wiring nothing but a loin closing talent, as a result, has been 1 g^£^ ^ ^ gId s of Jan 6. The meeting on^Jan. i|, burglars as.a Mas-Schnauzers — •\ \ ^- *— Yet the fortunes of \Tanan j traveling to Acapulc^ where, ™ Univer- Jeanne Terrillion. |^. The standard and immature as a latter-day film hero and, the snow :s made, to «ork m the, sitv l ' an d duate courses in - . varieties make excel ent pets more recently, a television star, series, !Administration at Portland \fr<= s nm M narmi and her! for families wlt h children. The are Weintraub's fortune. It is Ethel Merman did a two-pari ^ ,n ™ w - at Fo t«-o children Ma?k aaed 8 and^ P ood,e s are ha P piest wil h not a small fortune either, since episode. Julie Harris enjoyed!^ Lolie S e \ ^l^iP Ann ajed 4 moved I adult s OT teen-agers, simply be- the producer of NBC's Friday the show .so much last season.! Dadey was born in Brockvaie.i^Xir fra'ilo^home onte \ ' \ \' night•- jungle series acquired the she will return this year. Helen iOnt. He is a veteran of the mt0 the! r trailo t home o n Ul e joy for many Christmases to i cause their small size means - - - • >«in-.rv Can Ion Road\on'Vec' :the y can 't be roughly handled. film and television rights to Ed- Hayes was a guest star, and in j Korean War during which he.™ 01 ^ . n /™ J,\™. j aIie German shepherds rank sec- gar Rice Burroughs brainchild a recent episode, there were the served in the U. S. Air Force,;\-™\\ Xwht™- r.F Mr and ond. Shepherds are notet Morlev noted nine years ago. iSupremes, a popular singing : completing 34 combat missions.:\\''-^, \j^Gon'vea' and her watchdogs'as well as devoted ng as nuns lost in He and his wife. Thoris, now ; , : ,, -.,, A: „,i,i,. ! mmiianinrn Alone with other iGonyea. daughter of Mr. and iels. Three Backing-up Cases Reported and Cocker Span Ogj-g Q fl Thursday tended by Miss Sheila Taylor, 1 sister of the bride and Philip Gibson, brother of the bride- I groom. I Mr. Gibson is a truck driver ,and carries milk to the Dairy- | men's League plant in Ogdens- iburg, from this area. The new- 1 ' Jyweds will reside in a trailer jhome at Mallott's, Hammond iRD No. 2. Since then he has knocked out. group, appearing as nuns lost in He and his wife, Thoris, now,\:'.: -'- \\£\:>\ whi j e ; companions. Along with other seven'Tarzan\ films with Jock! the jungle. live m Laeey, Wash., wilh theirj. ,., u D serves !popular large dogs-Collies, La- Ma-honey mouthing the ape cry. Tonight's '\Tarzan' episode, daugnter and three sons. iwith the marines in Viet Nam :brador Retrievers. Basset and his TV \Tarzan\ with Ron 1 like so many regular series dur-1 In making the appointment,;™\ r uLT stationed in Norfolk ' : Ely in the title role is now in its: ing the preholiday week, will beTather Feeney commented, \We^f^^ 1 ^^^ \f/^^l „ G J „ dd an d the slriS^ s good for 10 vears.\\^ 1 * SlM ? a a \ d hL? ch ^ ren We feel confident that this ap-- /t the pedro party at the er and niece Miss Ruth Ann iT^ ' -l° lned ,f P lo r Martins Christ- intment wH1 substanUa] {yiMorley Recreation Building on »— - -^ «- \-» '« »*•« Burroughs'hero of more than nla « show on NBC Thursday^ rengthen our Summer pr0 .i Dec. 16, 45 people played cards % hookf was MM* lord'night. It was notable for the pa- grani 6 .. «* ;with Lila Harrington winning Sne^ativl^ J Mrica inc[there ;tenra I s ' ances taken b >' ^! Mr. Dadev is a son of Mr. and 1 «»th the door prize and high Ls a ffi-rl Jan= m 'the middle 5 Dean and Frank - Mrs. Edmund J. Dadey of 7l9'P nz e fo r wome n. Low prize for rf Hiin-ss ' i The high point of the show as, Knox S t He i s a g raduate o f St . j women was awarded to Mildred 1 officiating \' 8 la long and amusing song session ; M ary - s Academy, Class of 1948. !pier ce. Men's high prize was We play Tarzan as a legend-'by the two senior stars. There; iwon by Clifford^ MeCready and arv figure superimposed over were also numbers by Nancy reality.\ explained Weintraub and Frank Sinatra Jr.. and by! Antarctica's only street lamps,. . - • - - •• •- --..-. T, 1-,.... at ^cMur^j sound, the]will be held Dec. 23, with a Mr. and Mrs. Donald Northrup No matter what type dog you! Cars ^f°f b f u cked U .P were . , buy. your main concern should j responsible for three minor ac- h/thQt v,o ;= hoaithv Ask vnur Cldent s here on Thursday. L \ r J ^ u \*a> win be that he is healthy, ASK your, {leave Monday morning by bus veterinarian to recommend a; At 11:45 a.m., Allen 0'Marah|lo spend Christmas with her good kennel, pet shop or animal, of Riverview Towers reported: son-in-law and daughter, Mr. that while he was backing his; and Mrs. Robert Gibson and car in the 200 block of David: family in Horseheads, N.Y. Mr Street, it struck the left front land Mrs. K. Sterling Cutway, fender of another car, not Potsdam will join them lor identified. ! Christmasn and Mrs. Cutway shelter. Friends who own pets or local dog club members can also provide guidance. Select a pet from an establish- ment where the animals are Margaret Todd on Dec. 16. Miss Todd was married to Douglas well-fed. clean and treated withj care. Check the puppy for a Elizabeth Regan of 219 Mont- George Rowland at the Asbury; 0| . two afte r purchase Methodist Church, \.Vatertowri To sta rt the new puppy on the with the Rev. W. Russell Clark : r rfh^T ' Si, ,Ll ngomerv reported that while her firm, round body smooth coat ;« a r ^ £ m b k P ^ k ,ff'tf d J A H' He iof Isabella Street, another veh- should be bright-eyed and re-| i d umdentified > backed int 0 spond to your cuddling. It s wise i{ damaging th e emergency to have him checked by the veterinarian. Most reputable pet dealers will replace an animal if it's found defective within a day it, damaging brake. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Weeman, TIME'S MARCH The New Year is born af t'h« \We dropped the English lord; Gail and Dean Martin Jr, It was:gtov business because of Ron Ely's;a nice easy Christmas show^Um covered all the [low, by Clvde Pierce. The last were Sundav dinner guests of:sorting pom of time, the Ad- s'party of the first tournament their son-in-law and daughter, J™™^' 5 date line, n*ar the j will be held Dec. 23, with a Mr. and Mrs. Donald Northrup Cha*am Islands in New Zea- .1 j , »!..„':__: l : _ K.I... land. From this point, the line Amer ; \an accer f A\d Tan« was' wV<* covered all a proD.em lo r .tie <•: *e'> so a<> Ca r ^ mas -^vngs ted States base. The lightsjsecond tournament beginning on-in Malone. usual'are powered by an atomic reac-iDec. 30. t >r Mr and Mrs \ ~ rr ~ J ' J \ftiiiidm Todd M'= L p land. From this point, the line curves east and west of the 180th meridian in such a way Barr|'o 1 'ir\ew that it lies always in the ocean. M 1 L m Leaving the islands, the Xew < ^ L B i-:Year moves to Australia. Asia. At 5 p.m. Herman Begeal of Madrid reported that while his way car was parked on the Seaway Shopping Center lot, a car bear- ing registration 8P100 backed into it, damaging its front end. will retur home with them Christmas Day. . i Phil Lavarnway, junior stu- dent at Brockport State Univer- sity, is spending the holiday vacation with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Roy Lavarnway Jr. and his brother Greg Lavarn- THE ISLE OF MAN Long ago on the Isle of Man, women sprinkled ashes on the kitchen floors on New Years Eve. Next morning they looked carefully to see whether there were any footsteps among them. If they saw prints lea-d- Murton Truax, local insur- ance agent is a patient in E.J. Noble Hospital, Alexandria Bay, reportedly suffering from a heart attack. It is expected that he will be there several weeks. His son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Joe Oddo, aiid' sons, Syracuse called on him Thursday evening, and also called on Mrs. Truax. Mr. and Mrs. K. Sterling Cut- 1 i' N< .'- Europe and most of South 1 ing toward the dour, it was a .way, Potsdam, spent the week- * -1 ft America before it reaches sign there would be a death-end here with their parents, 1 >- \> ^il- American shotes al Maine. It;in the home. If the steps were|Mr. and Mrs. Henry Hanson, 1 * rv- takes t^ree more hours for it [reversed, it portended an addi- Chippewa Bay, and Mrs. Ken- ) • ( 1 \l IM 1 11. V i Ml 1- II P *•> II I 1 V > 1! 1 I 1)1 ce U M id 10 Bi\ is 1 1 ( (\V- 1 \l l \ IS i 1 it - 11 • It 1! 1 •.[ h 1 1^ 1 H Q l e il i> Mi ( 111 d l< 1 rij \ n \ Mi k il- '. )lg( •*! 11- d 11. 1 n 1 1 K '1 M II . '. 1 U U it to icacn Cab! •1 • « *<^H 1 *^^i 01 ma 'tio-n to the family. B.....M. in the friends tor ma. i a<. 11,1,g U> .,1. m h( spring, she w 1 vi-it and relatives n ( <i' BUSINESS SCHOOL HAS PARTY — Students at the Og- densburg Business School held a Christmas party on Wednesday. Dec. 20 before school was recessed. Front row left to right; Juanita Holmes, Mascot, Christine Steinburg, Lorena Lindsay, Connie Thomas, Do,nna Rob- ertson, Mrs Arnoid Logan, principal of (he business school. Second,row: Charlotee! Coller, Gail Bouchard, Betty Howie/Keith Dana, Collen Davis, Gloria Lehman, Elaine Gedbaw fpartially hidden). Absent when the pic- ture was taken was Jackie Williams. (John O'Bonnell Photo) Circle 11 of the Mis 10' u» Society of the Morlev \'.cv<\ an Methodist Church cnliihi r, < '\ Circle 1 at a Chris!mas 0 1 -\ parly at the Morlev Recreation JBulioing on Tuesday evening j Following dinner, a program jwas presented. The program jwas planned by Misses Donna j Robinson, Carol Rivers, and Christine Winters, with thirty- Itwo people attending. PATROLMAN GIVES BLOOD — I'll. Robert McPh.eri.on 0 fthe Ogdensburg Police Department gave a pint of blood on Thursday along with 190 other persons who at- tended the bloodmobile at the First Presbyterian Church. Hemaglo-bin is being taken from McPherson's finger by Mrs. F. Haley, R.N., one of the many volunteers who as- sisted at Ihe bloodmobile. (John O'Donnell Photo) ineth Cutway. Mrs. Tlielma Eustis is spend- ing the Christmas holidavs with her son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Piper and lamily in Ann Arbor. Mich. She spent a few days wilh her Min and family, Mr. and Mrs. John Eustis, in Rochester be- foie flying to Michigan. ' • Mrs. Laura Craig was taken to the E.J. Noble Hospital by ambulance on Saturday after- noon, for treatment and obser- vation. Mrs, Myrtle Poore has re- lumed home following surgery at Hepburn Hospital recently.\ Mrs. Vela Lee and Mrs. ha ^arnway Icfl Tuesday morn- ing for the Christinas holidavs. Mrs, Let> will visit her daugh- ter, Mrs, Richard Osborne, and family in West Reading, Conn. Mrs. Lavarnway will visit licr daughter Mrs Fred Hudde. and family in Valley .Stream, 1, 1. Mrs Rash Bass relumed 'a >er home on Tuesday, liaung ad two major operations at. E.J. Noble Hospital the paA week. j Wyoming's Jerry DePoyster j scored 66 points last season* The jsenior lacked 21 of 21 extra points and made 15 of 37 field 'goals. *
