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Y JOURNAL-REGIS Daily Jou•mtll Founded 1903 - Weekly Register Fo~•n4ltcl Other Merged Papers 1852 - Orleans CoUIIty Haws 1912 Published every \~'F'... except SC~turciC~y 11nd Sund11y, The Medina Daily Jounai-Register, Inc. Main Street ·ALONZO L. WATERS p,..ldent and Pul;»lish., • · . ROBERT E. WATERS Editor rerms of 79&o1400- By Payable iri Advance - .For Hom1el DeUvery C01ll in OriiiCHis, NiagoR, Genesee Counties .35 per month ' . per yecu\. All ~ther Mllil $19 per year. Designated as on Offiicicil Paper by the Village of Medina, Co•rntv of Orleans the ViHage. Lyndonville, -tile townships. of Rid!~e\Wrav J! ~~~!~:~illle, a'!d Yates and Centra.! School Districts of Medina and ~1 and its Townships Entered at tl.e Office Medina, N. Y. 141 03, as second maHer. ' Editorial START A NEW PAGE issue the Journal-Register lent:ers upon a era in graphic arts with the pfiintiing of. the ne:~.v$r,•ap•er by off-set rather than Iettlel:j which has. employed in pnKiUICilltJ!; for the 67' years that it has been a dailvl news- pa}_jer. for the past 118 years if into . account Medina Weekly. Tribune, one of the four that have been merged to the present J~~rn.al-Regisiter .. Like. changes, they ·bring about actions. some change is a great deipat·tm~ .·thost( and practices .grown to and cherish over the years. ity to ours.elves to changes del>elltd~, large on the length of time that been to the present. Change for qn1m~:e sake little that can be desired. ...H.OV\'evet-. the printing ind1,1stry, with growt.h,of adllption of'comput~rized and pn<n:o- graphic reJ~rcldttctJion and operation, has u· nd·¢rg:on1e tre~m•mcim$ advances within a very short tinqe, ou~mli-Jti.elgis'ter are endeavorin~ to ·rh., ..... and a d a p t ourselves · \fiD.eclilmlic:.fll operation. ? •' ' the dilrtje1rertce is so complete, and we .Tm1mtal~-Re~~i!;fer have been so used to the d~Iltur of pJ:inting which started ifh~eJJtth--cenhiry with the invention Johann then retin~~ W1t:n the· advent Qf the linotype the web-fed presses by the newer process of photc•-rE~p*od,uc- ... ,,. ..... ,1 ..... , .a complete change in thinki~g as technicalities of production. exJiltePI: ~hat d,espite weeks of planning/prep- aration trainiil~ that we will as many as others who ha•vecJlald siimi~ar periences. ! e look f o r w a r d, months by and new equig.ment is adclefd assirj/lilalte the change, to provide our ~~1ders mi·ohh improved prOduct. One that cumttersml)e to our production staff, more rejidllbl.e· of daily subscribers our advertising family as we s to'~)m~dttce nol alone a better pr4>dttct~ -ad:apt:ahle their pr~ent source of ad·v$'tisiirig one that -will reach an ·even readers, as we will be able u,u·n ... ~~u-: neE~d presses to expand our circtltllatiion rqj:1c~1ed a saturation point with the ~auitt· rnf~nt.wJIJiclt has been sOl serviceable to us '\'''. By Also in the producers ·waited until the of the year to release their pic1tur•~s assum- im! they would be fresh in the memory. of Award v.oters. Today motion pil:!1;ure tives are unllea;shi.lijg. shots. Has Nine execu- best Twe!ltieth Cer1tu!ry--Fox, for example, has big ones playing theaters: _ \ \Myra- Br•~ckinri!dg1e,\ \Be- . $COTT i VERNON I I ' . ' .uPI FEATURE. WR~R· yond the Valley Dolls,\ \Bene(lth · the of •.he Apes,\ \Patton Cassidy and the-Sundance ' \M-A- S-H,\ \The Prime' )Miss Jean Brodie,\ \The Clan\ aiid \Hello Dolly. ~ni:iYwcilli/(mU:PP:Iol-::-TTfuhe The product reprjes1~nts many mc1ti01Il picture produc- . millions of dollars. The studio's tion for years come may be future may on how well d~ermined tbis summer as the they do at the office. ~rlajor studi~ and producers Paramount is out with s~an the of their very \Darling· Lili,\ ' Adventu- Aest films, or least their best rers;\ and all three attempts. of which tremendous In years moviemakers investments. :·¢o·uld count · ·air conditioned Columbia has qas:ts for patrons Man\. for along with and-humidity, \Getting Str.~ light'! and· \Ma- rooned\ whieh -still· ·going strong. conditioning a -\Airport filn~s must succeed successful ' gaining altitude. . most is still Artists 2i THE J~OURNAL·REGISTER MONDAY, JULY 1 1970 York City Noisy, Dirty, But Still A Fasci,nating Town! NEW YORK <UPD - U is dtal, Fifth Avenue with its fash-- probably the most sophisticated ioable boutiques and shops, mu~· city in the world - and one of seums · and art galleries, and the noisiest and cllrtiest. Central Park, where you can go It is a center of culture has boating, horseback or bicycle the tallest buildings, and prob- riding, ride a horsedrawn car~ ably more interesting places to riage through the park, or visit visit .than any other city. the zoo. It is New York, called \Fun On the east side of mid-town ever, to visit these sectiortsj dur- ing daytime or With an e~~~er ienced guide. -File Featu I ·Interesting Bits TaJceq From Files of The' Me_dina Daily .Jl')urnal , Medina Register City\ by its mayor. It can be Manhattan is the 39-story glass just that sometimes - that. is, united Nations Secretariat huH- except when there is a subway diJ;lg where about 4,000 men and strikfi!, a newspaper strike, a . wqmen from its 126 member na- Fivi Years Ago stl'ike by garbage collectors or tions wrestle with the affairs Of William G. Howe resign~ any of . the other labor ·pains it the world community. There ate town' conunittee chairman perio:dically suffers. guide tours of the huge co& Ab<>ut. 16 million v i s i t 0 r s plex, running from 42nd tQ 48th publicans and from Re]~ub~icatn 1 cam~ to New York last year and streets along the East River. County Committee foun~ that it is a great place to ($1.50 for adults. 50. cents for oonflict of .interest with visit 1 even though they wouldn't students and children under ties ~ highway :SUIJie.rillltel~elnt want to live here. And it is not five). . of Shelby. , . all that expensive. And no one should miss.a visit . Stephen Champl_m seeikil11g When the Giants pI a y e d to the Empire State Building, :f~d those _responsible for baseball in the Polo Grounds -- on Fifth Avenue be~ween 3Srd ~~boat With water caJJising/ before defecting to San Francis- and 34th Streets. It !is the tall- damag~. co - it used to be said the two .f.st building in . thE!! world - ' Hamson Haa~ named chea~t things in· New York 1,250 feet high, pius I a 220-feet of fund ca!l'pa1gn ·for We:!lt.eJ·n were \a home run up there on -,_television and radio blansmitting .:Orle~ Umted Fund. Coogan's Bluff and the Statten lower. There are ·observatories Th1rd concert of summer .,. .. ,, ... Island Ferry ride. The fe.rry ride un the 36th and 102nd floors and is given at State Street cost only a nickel back in tho~~ on a clear day you ·can see for days. It is still a nickel <althOillgh more than 80 miles. CAdults $1.60 the Mayor wants to bOost it to 25 }md children over five, 80 cents.) cents; and one of the most p[ea- -For sports fans, there are the sureable ways to get a close-up lets and Giants, the Yankees look at the Statue of Liberty and and Mets, tbe Knicks· and Nets Ntw York's famed skyline of and the Rangers. And there is skyscrapers. ho-r.se racing - both flats and Ten Years Ago Mr. and Mrs. Vincent T•lber a~d children of Waterport nj.a1:le homeless by fire. Edward Reese Jr., June duate appointed to Mei·clJant Marine Aciidemy. Maple Ridge Lanes annoul).cett $90,000 expansion ·to their IJO'I'Irt- ing allies. Orleans County Migrant istry opens child care cenjters at· Medina and Gaines.- Fifteen Years Ago . .·• Tbirty Years· Ago .~~ Republicans endorse William Munson for County Judge. Mrs. Steward Case entertains at lawn party. . 35 entered for soap box derby. Thirty-Five Years Ago Remai1;,1s of Charles Finney brought to Boxwood for burial. - Medina Merc}lants defeat Ton- awanda 11-3. Marriage of Miss Anna Grimes and Howard Joseph. Another enjoyable way to go harness -day and night. sightseeing is the three-hour Cir- Then there are 'Jones Beach, de Line cruise around the-island Coney Island and Fire Island (or of Manhattan. It is a 35-mile. tour swimming and sunbathing. The past 'Brooklyn, Queens and the is surf and deep-sea fishing, too. Bronx and under 20 bridges, in- Up in the Bronx is another eluding the famous ~rooklyn and zoo and botanical gardens; over George Washington spans over in Brooklyn an aquarium. There !he .East River and the Hudson are Indians in BI:ooklyn -most River, respectively. It also pro7 of them are those workers you vices an unparalleled and unob- see balancing on iron b ea m s ,st,ructed view of the city. (Adults high in ~e sky-- and communi- $3.25, children under 12, $1.50). ties wh~re Scandinavians and , Sightseeing bqs tours run a lit- Syrias, • ]rish and Italians, and tle higher: There are all sorts others from all over the world of packaged tQurs (ranging from still follow many of the old Niagara Mohawk plans llh Forty Years Ago lion dollar expansion in the Charles Howard entertains ·Dry :weather brings pla,g\1¢ of' press of Orleans Comty a~ a grass and rubbish fires that pr&-COIIDty fair dinner.. ·: firemen buSY,. Marriage of William· Watson Mrs. Bernard Hart and Frances Keis. · about $3.50 to as high as $27.50 country w.ays. \ · \~hich includes night club visits Then there is Harlem, which and dinner> to Greenwich Vii- across the northern end of .Man- lage, Harlem, the Wall Street .fi- hattan and the \Barrio where nancial center (free tours of the more Puerto Ricans live than'in ·New York Stock and American San Juan. It is adviSable, how- Exchanges), the Broadway the- atrical district, Lincoln Center, Chinatown and the Rockefeller Alman· a·c· Center complei · RearL11g up as high as 850 feet, 7 ==·=======· === F..ockef()ller Center offers count,.; Oak Leaf Twig. Open air church Sunset Theater. Twenty Years Ago Clifford Wise named historian. Ralph Gornelius namedT~~~!e grand of Orleans ·Lodge .. v ....... · Area pea crop said to be packed in state. Postmaster and Mrs . Callaghan visiting in Mi<!hil:lr4n. less things to see and do . There are. guided tours. which include a visit to the obshvatory on the 27th floor (adults $1.90, children up to· 12, $1.20). The three ma- jor television networks are. on its periphery and they generally welcome visitors to watch and rarticipate in shows . being tele- cast. Radio City Music Hall, the more than 8 million guests each Twenty-Five Years Ago Fletcher C h ape l neiJghb<trs Today is Monday, July 13, ·the hold picnic for men home on 194th day of 1970 with 171 to. Ioughs. follow. By United Press Internatioual The moon is betw~n its first quarter and full phase. PEANUTS@ The morning ,~ar is Saturn. The evening stars are Mercu- ry, Venus, Mars and .Jupiter: On this day in history: year. In . 1863 opposition to the Eleetrolllic horoscopes Federal Conscription Act led to Visitors to RCA'~ Exhibitition riots in New York City in which Hall can have their horos~pes more than 1,000 persons were told electronically Without · killed charge: A video data term~al In i865 Horace Greeley wrote there Is hooked l:IP to a grn~t an editorial in the New York computer 200 Imles away m Tribune telling federal civil New Je~s7Y that is programmed workers who didn't like Wash- to tell v.1s1tors about themselves ington to \go west young man, and their ho~e towns and sug- go west and grow up with the ~est other things to see and do country.\ m th~ c~nter. . In 1878 the Russo-TUrkish Dun~g . the w~nter. mont~s, War ended. there Is Ice skab?g m a nnk · In 1942 the underground Free belQW street lev~ll_!l the c7nter. French Movement changed its In the sUIIllller, It IS the site of t \Fi ht' F \ an outdoor restaurant. · name 0 g mg ranee. Nearby is the beautiful twin-spired St. Patrick's Cathe- is~ counting on \The Ha- waiians,\ the Beatles' \Let It Be,\ The Landlord\ and \The Christine Jorgensen Story.\ Releases \The Boatniks\ Disney released- \The Boat- niks\ for the summer and loosed \Sleeping Beauty\ once again. The array of moyie· fare during a summer has rarely be~n as diversified or as expensive. \ With air conditioning no longer as great an inducement to moviegoers, prodocts can thank television for the lamen- table practice of filling the air with re-runs or second l!'ate shows. Moviemakers, too, have man- aged to provide adult themes and stories which cannot be found on home screens. While some of the films bave been criticized heavily for lack of taste or for appealing to prurient interests, it has been many ye~· since so ~Y worthwhile rums have beelll m theaters at one tune during the hot months. CAUSE TO REJOICE A thought for · ·the day:· American states' man Daniel Webster said, \God grants liberty only to those who love it; and are always· ready to guard and defend it.\ · HELLO? IS ·ltie: DAIS!{ PUPpt{ FARM NANCY® SOME DAY YOU W.l LL. . CONDUCT A GRE:AT SYMPHONY ORCHeSTRA Forty-Five Years Ago Scenic and Allen Theaters owned by Sidney Allen purchas- ed by Western New York Thea- ttical Enterprises. F. A. Cole manager' of Army store on E. Center St. , WalteriSnell dealer in fal?lling itnplimeqts and farm ele~tric lighting !Plans. ' ' Fifty-Five Years Ago Born to Mr. and Mrs. Barry Murphy, a son. , Trustees voted to small can of oil for strE!e~b', matter about your da:u~ >h ..... holding · SAO PAULO, Brazil HJ\\PI> - Telephones are so hard to come bY . .in Sao Paulo that the recip- ient of one usually throws a FIRST BLACK GIRL to enter the \'Mil$s North Carolina\ contest for \Miss America,\ Paulette Pearson, 19, twirls her , parasol i~ Raleigh and says \Yes I know I'm mak- ing history, but I'm a girl like any ~ther .. The only dif- · . ference between me and tbe other contestants is that I'm black. I think the judges ou're paying me by the t\ party to celebrate. will be fair.\ . ';\\ -- .,. ' .·- . '. ' • c ' CROSSWORD PUZZLE ACROSS _5-Swgjcal thread . , l·Tricks 6-Exclamation ·,, 6-Gr~eHog · 7 · Ptu•al e~d ing1 ll·Retreat 8-Lord Privy . l<!·Desire with • Seal (abbr.) • , eagerness 9-Part, of face J4·King of 10-Colorful bird Bashan !l·Cook.in oven ~5-Ceremony 13-Finlshed \17·Twirl 16-Arabian lS·Three-toed sloths commander 20-0ne making 19-Deep sleep rapid progress 21·Lamb's ~n •(colloq.) name . · · ,· ' l , 23-Jurf 22-Rascal 37-Wing-footed · 52-Inlet 24-Supercitlowo · 25-Lower in 38-0ispatch 54-Chinese person · intensity 40-Wiped out pagoda · ' · · • 26-Egyptian native 27·Tossed 4l·Royat 57-Spanish · ' 28-French article 30-Renovate 44·Pf(!pens article 29 ·Candle •32-Stor•'es · 5B-Rupees 47-BibiTcal (abl>r.) 31-Put in· proper . 34-Bristle weed 60-Note of perspective 36-Parsonage. 49-Transmilted scale i~:~~;s E8l::x\Tii'nr:z·J3.Ji'T 1 tt' ·Tss\\]:~:g[6l77'li--r:l9::.;...,-~t:lo:-. 36-Sea soldiers :X · 39-Eel fisherman § 1._2 42-Man's nickname 43-Apportions 14 _ ~ 1 1 ~ ' ' 6 ;x <X;x 17 • 45·Existed \46-lnsect egg liB \\' 9 ~)5 2 : g: • • 48-Needs 125 \':X 26 50-Sink in'middle 1 2 \ ~$;,'\'\.:hl:.:-:-1-+-1--......tKX~:Xq.-+~ 51·Mast hl2..-t9--f'--t--t.Jo -· PXI31 ~~2 .. 53-Food prQgram ili~!j=et~l:~:j:l:!l 55-A continent . ~, J~ (a~br.) \ii 56·Weirder 136 ~ ·-~~ 1 59-Glossy paint &!·Transactions . 1 42 62·Sedatil DOWN 1-Girl's name 2-Guido's low note 3· Title of respett 4-Man's name : ·Ui <tr; by l'nitet ~ ea.urc -·· . Ina. ~- By. Chari~ M. Schulz WIL.L.. YOU LET ME RIDE e! '? FRt;;e •
