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BOX 268 GOUVERNEUR, NEW YORK, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 15, 1959 Id PAGES, 3 SECTIONS **** Prica Ten Cenii MASON fower Squadron To Offer Course SMITH Confidence and the CanCan on Premier Khrushchev's American tour will probably continue for some time yet to come, as more and more people reconsider the events of his fast-mov- In Water Safety and Navagation The notable increase in the number of boats on the St. Law- rence river and inland lakes and seamanship; safety afloat; use of the compass; charts and piloting; manners and customs aboard streams of this state necessitates j ship, etc. wider education in navigation and water safety, Mario Pistolesi and Armand Beaudin. members of the Many people. Mr. Beaudin pajjfit- ed out. break water laws and reg- ulations without realizing it. or W'atertown Power Squadron told even without realizing that there members of Crif^terneur Rotary Tuesday Tt»e program was introduced tyy Mr.. Pistolesii whoo showedd coloredd around the coun- try, and begin to **v aluate them from a somewhat calmer perspec- tive now*that the short, rolypoly dictator of all the Russians has returned home. Certainl> one of the most im- pressive and characteristic fea- tures of his behavior over here was ihe calm confidence with which \Mr K \ expressed his be- lief, in one phrase or another, thai the Communist system would eventually r overtake and surpass our own One of the most surprising events, trom the standpoint of most Americans, however, was his observation that the special sho»v Staged for him in a Hollywood studio a French cancan -was, in the Russian view, immoral. Meanwhile, it is an interring Mr Pistoles wh showe colore ing 13-day jaunt slides of a boat trip from the Gou- verneur area over into Canada and up through the Rideau Canal to Rideau, Ont , during the past summer. The party included Mr. and Mrs. Pistolesi. Mr. and Mrs. Beaudm, Mr. and Mrs Walter J. Christen- sen and Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Por- are sucH regulations for their own safety. ,~ . Once an individual finishes the course, he may be invited to Join the Power Squadron. To become eligible he must be 18 years of age, male and a good U. S citizen. After becoming *a member, he can then take advanced courses in j seamanship, piloting, navigation, I engine maintenance, ^sailing. , weather, etc. * j Young people over 14 years of t FCDERAL MEDIATOR TO MEET WITH UNION AND ST. JOE OFFICIALS A federal miMlUtor* imeet repr^HfitnUvef* of ti*« I nitod Steel Worker* Talon Lmmi 3701 and Mantlutil <' Jones, m*nttjtf»r of the rCd- ward* divftion of the St. «*<>*- epfc Lead company, at the St. Joseph hotel in Balmai «t 1 p.m. Thiir%day, October I.V Thin information wan .con- firmed Tuesday by both Mr. Jon en and Nat Travi», pre«- dent of Local 3701. Three High School Bands To Entertain During Football Game Saturday Three high school bands are to perform at Gouverneur this wt»ek In addition to the \pigskin\ com- petition between Porsdam and Mr Pistolesi explained that the ] until age 18, when they become ! Gouverneur on Saturday, there Rideau Canal, originally con-| eligible for membership. | wl11 *# friendly rivalry among structed.in 1832. contains*a total ! In the question and answer per- ; tnree school bands during a pre- of 49 locks with a total lift of j iod. Supervisor Don Peck pointed ;« ame P*rade and at half time of about 300 ft. The party traversed ' out that \in the interest of pro-! -- - - \ tecting the life and property of ing Potsdam school band and the Gouverneur Marching band, the ^Edwards Central School Band will ter. each couple with its own out- (age are also welcome at the lec- board-powered boat. The group j tures which begin next Monday, camped out throughout the trip, I and credits can be accumulated j tne itsell our people^since we now \have so he Plus performances by the visit- 15 of these, to a height of about 169 ft., he said After moving up through the many more^ooats man ever canal, the party finally set up a j fore\ the board of supervisors is base camp on* Rideau\ Lake not I considering ways and means of *PP*ar as guests of the host or- far from Westport. Ont.. where supplies could be obtained They made a number of side trips thence by boat, including a journey up the Tay river to Perth. Smith Falls and down fret (and you can find no more | again to Jones Falls. eloquent evidence in word and pic- ture than in the American Heri- tage Publishing Company's new book. The Pioneer Spirit) that this kind of self-confidence, and strong sense of morality were among the most outstanding characteristics of our growing America. American morality then was. Indeed, a far cry from what might be described as Soviet morality now. for the first was based on a j firm belief in God and the neces- sity to \>bscrve His Command- ments, which the Communists re- fuse to lecognize at all. But ;t takes little imagination to con- sider what * Grandma might think, were\ she alive today, not only ol Hollywood and the modern Amer- ican theatre, but also of milady's modern dcess. even the novels and magazines in our bookstores and On the news stands. As regards the Hollywood car- can. *he could easily have out- Khrushchev'd Khrushchev in just a few well chosen words. History seems to show that »n the k>ng course of man's exper- knee down through the centuries, the pendulum tends to swing from the severe. Puritanical kind of morality to the easier, much more Jax. frank kind of life we know in our own time--and back again. It Mr. Pistolesi concluded his por- tion of the program with colored slide* of boating, picnicking and water sports in the 1.000 Islands regiorrrrf the St. Lawrence. Mr Beaudin pointed out the Power Squadron will begin a series of free lectures at the high school during the winter season, with the first lecture at 8:00 p.m.. Monday. October 19 Power Squadron members will present the lectures with Mr. Beaudin as chairman. TTie Power Squadron WHS orig- inally established in 1912 by a JJoston yacht club, and in 1914 the United States Power Squad- ron was finally established as a nationwide, non-profit organiza- tion. Its present membership is over 100.000 persons, and its members cooperating with state and federal officials toward better enforce- ment of water safety regulations. ganization. . / The three bands, with twirlers j from each school, and the Gouver- I neur high school cheerleaders, will i*make the pre-garne parade. l\ *; HI NNKIJS took uff la*t r riday afternoon in the mile ittws count r> match held »t the <iou\erneiir i ountry Hub. IV.tin* from seven area M h**r>l» uerr represented. Water- tov*n fini%ho<1 rir^t with 47 point*, 18 point* ahead of thv runner-up team, O^tUnsbu^. Lytle from Canton won first |>la<t* finl^hinjc in JO:(.4 minut***. Ronnie <»/ i arthaife UHX M-< OLUL HOIIU of <;iKJver> neur. third; Brown. Ojc'i^nHburi;, fourth and driffin of Wat^rtoun, fifth. Scorinic »ho\%rd team> fininhin^ in Ihin urU*r, V\*tertov%n. ^hurK. Ix»wvill<», >Uva-na, ( arthafc**. Canton, Norwood and rn«*ur. Next ue**k'% nu^et is at i through Gou\erneur\s business I chairman animumvd lodav that a Addition, Redecoration Slated for Post Office The Gouverneur Post Office will have a \new look\ when present plans for additions and redecora- tion are completed. Bids calling for work at the rear of the building and in the in- terior will be opened on October Difficulties in loading and un- loading mail and traffic conges- tion will be relieved by the con- j struct ion of a 29 foot by 20 foot : annex at the rear of the building ! complete with a loading platform, i. , . L The addition will be built of I be played by actors making their matching brick and will have five ' f!rst appearance witn the Players, windows and aluminum bi-fold doors The present driveway, entering from Grove street, will be widened about twelve feet on the north- Local Beagle Club Plans Class 6 Held Trial Oct. 18 The Marble City Beadle club will hold its third A K C sanction- ed Ola.s> B Ku-ld Trial this Sunday. October IS at its running grounds at Getns Corners, town ol Pitcairn. Caswell. lieKf trial Kection and back to the football field. Half-time activities will be opened by the Edwards Band. These will be continued by Pots- dam's Central School Hand and concluded by the* Gouverneur Dean High Marching Band. In M\, Book and Candle' *o of the supporting leads m Gouverneur Community Play- of \Bell Book Candle\ on October 22 and 24 will have taught courses to more than ***** side and will lead to a new 400.000 persons, •'These courses.\ Mr Beaudin explained.' are of interest to any- parking area at the back of the building and will continue with a driveway to an enlarged y one who likes the water, whether I exit <» Dodge Piace. The wooden he has a boat or not.' .1 * Ia & P° lc now near the Grove Courses consist of lectures on j street entrance, will be replaced federal and state laws and Coast i W|tn a st ^ J Pole set further back. Guard regulations boating, navigation, safety. They include discussions of equipment, rules of the road r*we relating to 1 In the mailing room the walls and water j and dark woodwork will be paint- j ed a light blue-green, and the in- tenor of the lobby of the building [ will be redecorated. During construction an opening ; could be that as more and more have rules for water traffic just Americans become concerned ; as we have rules for highway traf- will be made through a window on about the society in which we live. | fie. and there are signs which we ' the northwest side of the buildirfg the* pendulum will reach ifs outer observe on the water much as you through which mail can be passed i (Continued on page \) j observe highway signs on land\) \ to and from the mailing room entiv is r\|>ected trom all parts ul tht* Mate and trom Can- ada. ~Houmi> nn* tn be jud^r-d in fmtr separate d;i<->ov with trophies awarded ti> ' tru- highest scoring doc in 11it* 13\ male 13\ tomale. l.Vmale and IV temale classes Ribbons will Iv presented to plac- ing hounds The trophy* arc on display this week at Cous-'s Liquor store y Judges for the event w\Jl be Charles McCarger *»t Watertwwn and Donald Rinhi«\ Gmnerneor Assisting Mr. Casvvell at the trial will he 1A>UI5 Curcio. chie. Donald D. Pe< Tremlett. all ol the local club TOYS NEEDED Are there any tncvclrs. w h«'H tins, dolls. «loll car- nages or garrw-s around your .house that are no longer being used? The\ are urgently needed hy I)o.n Church and his assis- tants who renmate these items tor Christmas giving to unfortunate children in the Gouverneur area. Persons having an> of these articles are asked to call Mr. Church or to take them to the municipal building as soon as possible. School Board Moves To Expedite Preliminary Plans for Building Garden Club Favors Amendment No. Two The Gouverneur Garden club went on record at its meeting last {Thursday as favoring a \>es\ vote Enrollment fOr Adlllt Un Constitutional Amendment N.». Education October 22,24 Enrollment lor evening classes , will- take place in the high school j cafeteria on Fndav and Saturdav nights of October 23 and 24 be- 1 tvveen 7:00 p.m.. and 8 30 p.m. I .start the iollow ing 2. to be voted on by the people of the state at the general election November 3. This amendment would author- ize the state to use \not more j than 300 acres of forest preserve\ j tor the route of the Northwav j which runs from Albany to the Canadian border near Montreal , The group feels that passage of i the amendment would be in the \ N. B. Winters Resigns From Postmaster Job Story of the Week— Getting With the United Fund 1X>CAL . I who desire paying their pledge ^CAMPAIGNERS / Jover a specific period of time s Gouverneur people participat-! \Charities will benefit by indus- ing in the campaign were listed as I trial participation.*' revealed Mr. follows by George Cotter, area James. \Many employees within chairman: Golden gifts chairman. James\ L Kraker. Jr.; Industrial chairman. Frederick G Kuehl: Professional chairman. Dr George H. Hanlon; Municipal co-chairmen. Supervisor Donald Peck. Village Clerk Glenn * W. Miller; Gouverneur VHlage firms and bqsine&s throughout the county and teach everyone the res- ponsibility of .helping the other fellow. 8 It is positive proof that the county is growing up and taking its proper place as a wei] integrat- county. regardless of farm or vil- ' ed community iage residence, will now be £t>le to 9 The United Fund will help eliminate dupJication services and support • his hometown agencies that are serving his children and family Payroll giving is a budget- ed way of helping others through- ^.community and the brotherhood out the year\ Employees making i of man will be greatly enhanced DWKiHT LOGAN jf~ The eccentric Aunt Quoen who uses her knowledge of witch- craft for making mischirf. will be played bv Miss Lorcjifa Brown A graduate of Rus*rfr-s^age col- lege, Miss Brown participated in presentations of \King Lear\ and \The Madwoman of Chaillot.\ She is an English teacher at Gouver- neur High schom Appearing as Nickv Holroyd. a ne'er do well younger brother whose \tricks of -the witchcraft trade\ make him more ol a prob- provide improved services to the i em than most kid brother people The common good of the be Dw»ght Logan, a newcomer it d th bthhd Business. Nesw B Winters, chair- j a pledge on a voluntary payroll j JT\ The proposed program of group in Japan. to Gouverneur Ho has appeared in p j a ys with an international theater ^ man Rojjert D»er. Charles A Jones. Robert Ellison, Harry Cor- deduction plan within any oT the ; federated giving help* soJye the companies may cancel his sub- multiple campaign problem and Mr L^ogan, a teacher in the Junior High schoo:/ atiended Coli bin, Leroy I Smith. Flobert Hay- ( script ion- by advising the pay-roll j will exert itself toward a more pos- j e ge of William and Marv C/»lum- oen. George Cougler. Marco Car- department In cases where his j itive solution. More citizens will Di a university, and did graduate bone John Burke. Gene Starnes Ashton E Liscum. and Edward L Burr. ! b^ 1 able to participate in the sup- Srork | port of chanty. rath«rr than a few. d d ldh t employment changes, his pledge cancelled \ and provides leadership opportj The Gouverneur group were to j a ^ re ed to complete the in-plant r\\*y for training new comi*unit> hold a \training breakfast\ at ; »oliatat»on bv tne General Cam- : and county leaders\ at Osviego ^tate Teachers B. Winters, acting post- rha&teF at the Gouverneur Post Office, has resigned his position effective October IB. Friday. He will return to his position at the International Talc company. Late Tuesday evening no ap- pointment had been made lor the postrnastership. t Congressman Clarence S. Kil- burn. who has been working tor the reinstatement of Frederic K Price, as postmaster, was asked this week to, make a recommenda- tion for the of I ice. -His reply was that he had made one reinstate Mr Price. DRIVER EDUCATION An organizational nvHrng wiH be held in Room K»3 o4 the high school on MonXav evening October 19. for the tall class in driver education under the adult education pro- pram. A minimum of 18 pf»o- plo is rrquinxi The registia- lion fee of $6T»fJ includes the book that will tv* usfd. The group will have nim» road dnvintr sessions and vi\ class sesMons of two hours each. Class members must ».'•- \cure a permit to drive horn the Motor Vehicles Bureau hot ore thf toad driving se<- '\%ions can bee in. A car with dual corruols has bf-en furnished bv J)r>dds Moto»i. Tlv class will be con- ducted bv William }J Stauf^ • l»»r. FOT further inlormatior. call E. Walrath. di:f-ctor of adult education, at Classes will Clark Hit- ; week. s and-Ira: - Recause rhvrv IS a day school ! best interests of Gouverneur. St ] enrollment ol more than 2.5Ol» pu -;^\renee county and the entire Ipils, there must br l.i r or 16 people , St 1-awrencr Valley, signed up U'lore anv paiticular A resolution unanimouslv adopt- activity can be nflcred. Schools in ]*<* *>\ the club stated in part: jthe area having less than 2.5t»0 j -\The Western Route designa- ' pupils can start a class with lewer 'ted in the amendment as Route numbers. j R would make St. Lawrence Count v and the Adirondacks The following classes migh-t be ' much more accossib le than make at it oflered if sufficient numbers* en- . presPnt Jnd therebv roll: Music appreciation. 'XP 6 \ | possible for our writing, painting, woodworking | peu> wnh oXhvrs for industry and for men and women < separate | The prowinc business which tour- possible), ihtermediate i ^. ts ^ring and \The Legislature of this state has adopted a resolution favoring Route B a second time bv a vote it ; classes, sew ing. bookkeeping, ^pace sci | rnce. \Fall out\ protection, driver education. English for the loivign- born and high school equivalency. The high school equivalency course has never been offered in .Gouverneur before. It is given to people- who never Umshed high 4 school and who are past 21 years 'of age It would help prepare peo- , p]p to take the high school equiv- ! alency examination given in Pots- j dam in the spring. People who pass this examination are said to have the equivalency of a high (school education. It is acepted in The board of education will re- quest \V Parker Hodge, architect, to come to OVUvtMneur person- ally or to send some one irom his oft ice here as soon as possible to consult with the school board on the prelim;nar> plans for the pro- three story high school. -action was taken at a ing of Ihe hoard Monday night as one of the ways to ex- pedite the M/hool building pro- gram The boar<i indicated that it telt that much more could be ac- complished with personal con- sultation than by letter or tele- phone. In response to a recommenda- tion by the Citizens Advisory i Committee that a liaison commit- tee be named to work with the architect that would include Rob- ert K Wilt, board member and member of thn-rouncil § planning committee, and Howard F Adam, chairman of the planning commit- tee the board moved /o consider the establishment of -£ueh a com- mittee. However, President Clifford Mr- Cumber stated that it WHS his opinion that the time-to institute a liaison committee was after all of the decisions on the prelimin- ary plans hnd been made. \The liason commit tee is a very good idea, but I chi thing it should wait until the plans and decisions have made final bv the m a y h board |ol ><> to 3 in the Senate and 122 to The> arp the-responsibility of the 23 th Abl rde tht 23 in the Assembly in order that this Amendment could ,be Mjb• mittod to the voters and \The estimated cost of the pro- s«. noo | board \ Mr W itt empnasized that the |j\dvisorv Council was not trying 1o ^tabi^n policies or make* de- RouU> B is nearly 29 mil- CIMOns but merHy to set up a cen- lion less than the cost of the Champlain route and \In summary the proposed Amendment provides the lowest cost, the best traffic service, na- tional security, economic the best interests of conserva- industry. and it has been known tionists and vehicle operating ex- i To have been accepted by some in- stitutions of higher learning rfs satisfving high school require- ments lor admission v Any qurs- tions concern ing 1 his course shouid frf directed r> John R. Steven r/mdance director at the nig tral point to clear information with \hf> architect with the virw of vxpodiiing the building pro- gram in order to have the work- ing plans for the building ready benefit. f or bidding bv contractors in Feb- ruary. • The board was in ftgr^fment l^ nsr .\'\ i with the Advisory Cr»uncil that The club met at the home of fnerf . must ^ tne ieasr ^^jble Mrs. George H Hanion. with Mrs delav in pptunp^thr pro-am uYi- Sw» OARDKN CXI B Page 4 See\ SCHOOL' BOARD Page 4 . Anv orh^r activiu nW> be offer- ed provided that it camr under th<- 'S^Te-aided\ program (;ther ac- tivities f**u\d bt> fscrieduled ev»-n |*h)Uizh not s'Hte-aidf'd prov id<*d ^*ne members ol the class financed j.the course Jrom their own mem- jbei'ship. ... -- For further information call K j Walrath. dm-ctor />f adult educa- |-ion Phon^- UI69 anytime after 4 .V' p rr. dcats Trounce Tupper 34 to 6 For Third Straight Win of Season Rv BILL HOIJ.K Tbf Gouverneur Wildcats >hiti- ing offensr and their hard charging defensive hne was »tf»in,top notch as the Wildcats roiled ovrr The Lumberjacks of Tupptr I^ike 34 tr» f, on the Tupper lield Saturdav - lor trip touch-do* n misi»e(f th»* f\ira rx>int. zw vrrneur a U »o fi margin. With Jirtlf time remaining Tupper Gou- 7 45 a m W^nesda> October 14 ,a/ Canah's Hotel, to organize the •local campaign. pai?n OROAMZKS ^ Ash ton K Pemice heads the Kkchvillr area camp«ign, Mr Cot- ter announced. tiq 25 Kicks Off St Laurence County \Big 25 Indus f nal E-npioyee Division )ock- *>d off its phase of the S23&.000 Tirch campt.jn to support Kick-off schedjied for Oc r jc*th \W> should make ever> effort To complete_our phase ' er* of this campai^r before- me other di> isions launch th*»ir workers thtd C E Bracks *^ of Kraft Foods Industnai and labor iead- en endorsed t»>e United P^nd pro- gram m St Lawrence .County for the f aliening reason* Bracket t 1 Fair Share giving was stre*sed by the industrial and labor lead- It is important tha* every earner be invited to give one hour pay eschtnonth over a twelve month penod In tnu manner our share 6f supporting the $23*000 c*v. be met This is only a K'KXI, Mnee the giv^er nyjst Mr ! voi'jntanly decKle u-ha* he Kan i contribute ~ outlined M James The coDtr.burion* w : ;i bene- fit each community. \iHage and croftsroad withir. the count> 2 \The fund i* sojnd and has twenty-four chantabie Agenoes uide*pread acceptance with our last, Thursday at a» dutcr/-tr^at , ne^bon in Watertwrn. Utica T ^^P^ 0 *^ n & k;*jt were distributed to each company team present Ma- terials can be obtained by contact- ing the United Fund Campaign Office in Caruon. at 14 Park St . held at the Tick-Todt Carton Norman co-chairman of the \Big 35 and personnel director at the M*£«*na Genera] Motors Chevro- let plant, presided The go«i tor the larger Iinm making up tbe drvif^on ««j *et st 000 Thit cioet not inch>de grf l s, Com pa rues *d b^' rnanageme^n' and labor 'earn* respont.bie to »#* up implant •oiKntar^r *emm* E\^ry reganfi^** at fr»it>or b* hDoramcr*^ *o finance the Platu^urg %nd in 2.1</J other oountx* and to^-n* \ 3 The foliating effort^fe *i- wtth low adminittratrve to funds ra»ed and* dm- burwd 4 The Cour.'y L'r.ited f^rrxi once efftaoim^ed «ili be<x*nt kes» acmtly a* more fumfe rouvt be like it ioc because ax Mnaitoai repon wm be pa>Tf34J & Th* monies raifa^d will aid all lendj o/ people ref&rdie&s ot rmc* or ctyknr Urwted k^i ot race « vr.li heip arj * Ansy TSe Safvat>on Army calk on its fr^ndi in St Lawrtt*ce county to »iipport in a generoui way the *p- toeing madr by the St L*w - County United Fund cam- ^n>cti m to start »oon statement wr*§ mad^ thts by M*yor K E Mom pub- be reiaton* o/fiorr for the East- em New York Drvuion w.th head- ^uarrerK in AJbtny iUior Rot* lated the United T\m4 appe-ai «~au*d it socceaxr.J prw&t ftvxli vr the.r m^ork and vrxild reptoce for tvndm tn u> mnrt peop* rhrnugSout ihr'Se* \VTTXD THE no DRO FT /I YFTt t hf f drovf ( in S Tbp Cats racked # up 19 fir^t'fir j douns whilf* holding\ Tupper to 5 md I hnr\ piled up 21 point* in the first half on tnre*» *.>ucr^do^^'n^ r ! tn- Tb^ fir*? tou^hoVmn came *-arly jr. fhf i\rs f qua'ter after Johr. TrrmW-tt iin'prr^p^r'd s Tup^ier to tV\ Tupp^r ha!T local own To I*vnn^Jy. w ??h' ' n»f Ty off Marceiiu* |ti*->k rr>r A hra r ? ***> srr, a.<tr. pd t o r and Marc*»nu* or F rur.r.n*: TO r^ 4^ and r w «nrv>!i> injr# Tupptr Terr?- * r > ' itT to the 4fi Donne. 1> ^^^ a pt^chotit 24 >*rtte b+f >r* Taruk B.\.: I lv-mff hrougt** dowTI or xr>+ 22 Tupp^r !ur^^ .*> Mar r \ei)u* tren hr off TarK^e t ^w» ten and Donne? ':y !»oorpd fr\«fr. the*e or a-. *nd r^r* Porter vpft:* t*\«^ upnet^s g?Mf|g G»j*U\veme^r a 14 • •> r » ^*ri •*. , CM - l fn Of TfV T'< panv ^ftAr f1 >*>\ relurrw^ ar. AT Bo*%ir*-^ pur* 24 vi*^ fr^^rr- 'he.r rr»- f >veTT-i yp o The .< the M or. jur-pr.rtf T!v cur -P%Se 4 p*»t*r of xc 34 *o
