4 OGDENSBURG JOURNAL, TOES., SEPT. 29, 1959
Greenblatt Elected By Kiwanis
Boy Hurt
In Fall From
Bicycle
Rensselaer Falls — John
Newvine, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Lewis Newvine of the Rensselaer Falls-Kendrew road suffered a painful injury Sunday
afternoon. While riding a bicycle in front of Mr. and Mrs.
Donald Hammond's store, he
lost control of t h e bicycle and
was thrown against the heavy
plate glass front window of the
store.
t
;
He received a deep cut on his
left arm and a small cut above
the elbow. The arm was bleeding badly and he was rushed to
Hepburn Hospital by Donald
Hammond, where he was attended by Dr. Rutherford Rodger. His parents were not at
home at the time of the accident
but went directly to the hospital when they arrived home and
were notified of the accident.
John was then taken to the
operating room, as stitches were
required to close the wound.
John celebrated his 16th
birthday on Sept. 18. I t is ex- FEDERATION MEETS—The Women's City Club was hostess
pected he will be hospitalized
Saturday to a meeting of the Northern New York Federation of
several days.
Women's
Clubs, held at the Elks Club. Members of the commitHarold Palmer, son of Mr.
tee
in
charge
of the tea table and refreshments are shown above.
and Mrs. Simeon Palmer, who
Seated,
left
to
right, are Mrs. Michael Leonard, Mrs. Michael
has been confined to his bed the
past two weeks by illness is able Sullivan, president of the Federation, and Mrs. Robert Wyllie.
to sit up a part of each day.
Standing, in the same order, are Miss Virginia Vines and Miss
Harold is under the care of
Aline Needle.
Dr. G. Carl Alverson.
On Tuesday evening, Oct. 29,
the annual Governor's Ball of
the New York State Kiwanis
Clubs Convention, will take
place at the Concord Hotel,
Kiamesha Lake. Seated on the
dais, in the company of all the
other newly elected LieutenantGovernors of New York State,
will be Isadore "Iz" Greenblatt
of Ogdensburg.
Mr. Greenblatt was recently
nominated to that office by the
Pas* Lieutenant-Governors of
the St. Lawrence Division at a
meeting held at Norwood. It
will be the duty of Mr. Greenblatt for the year 1960 to supervise the activities of all the
Kiwanis Clubs in St. Lawrence
and Franklin Counties. The
newly elected Lieutenant-Governors will be formally introduced to thousands of New York
State Kiwanis attending the
Isadore Greenblatt
Convention at the Concord, at
pointed Divisional Chairman of
the Governor's Ball.
the Interclub committee.
"Iz" Greenblatt, owner of I.
Born in Philadelphia, Pa., Mr.
Greenblatt, Furniture and Jew- Greenblatt attended Massena
elry
Store, joined
Kiwanis High School, Massena, and Ohio
shortly after coming to Ogdensburg September 1944. Prior to
his serving as President of the
Ogdensburg Club in 1956, he
held the offices of Treasurer,
Member of the Board of Directors and Vice-President This
year Mr. Greenblatt was ap-
State University, is married, and
the father of three children, two
sons and one daughter. "Iz"
Greenblatt is also a member of
the Chamber \oi Commerce,
United States Power Squadron,
Knights of Pythias and Elks
Club. During the years 1958 and
1959 he has served as president
of the Congregation Anshe Zophen Synagogue of Ogdensburg.
WHITE UNIFORMS
S T A T E HOSPITAL EMPLOYEES
We have a number of styles made in excellent quality
poplins and Wash and Wear Poplin. These uniforms can be
made in stock sizes or to your own measurements.
Randies Manufacturing Co.
2 Caroline St. Ogdensburg, N. Y.
STATE HOSPITAL ATTENDANTS:
W e H a v e Just Received T h e First of Several
Shipments of Crisp, Popiin
WHITE S
UNIFs
Lisbon
News Notes
• Lisbon—Mr. and Mrs. Myron
Gladle, their daughters, Mrs.
W e will have plenty of t h e n e w type |
Harry Moore and Mrs. Sterling
white uniforms you will need for duty wear. 1
Holliday of Waddington have returned home after a two weeks
All a r e W h i t e Swan's famous uniforms in ^A
trip to Fort Leavenworth, Kanshort sleeve styles. They are in conservative, <%A
sas, where they visited their son
Madrid—Mr. and Mrs. Harold and brother, Staff Sgt. Glenn
professionally styled models, in fine quality, "fJ
Short and Mr. and Mrs. Charles
Gladle
and
Mrs.
Gladle.
Packard attended t h e turkey
regular finish poplin that is
supper held at White Church
Mr. Lewis Young who has
on Saturday night.
been confined to his home folong-wearing.
Mrs. Raymond Dean is a pa- lowing a shock two weeks ago is
tient in the E. J. Noble hospi- much improved.
C o m e in a n d see t h e first new arrivals
tal under observation.
now.
Mr.and Mrs. James Cox made
Hermon—The Hermon ChapRally Day will be observed
Year books of Swe-kat-si hoped as many and more will
Chapter, Daughters
of the do so this year. Good Citizen ter 108, order of Eastern Star in the Madrid Methodist Church a recent business trip to Southern New York and visited their
American Revolution, just off pins and Certificates of Awards is holding a rummage sale on on Sunday, Oct. 11.
SIZES:
7 to 15,
the press, reveal interesting will be presented at the April Oct. 2 from 4 p.m. to 10 p.m.
Layman's Sunday will be ob- son-in-law and daughter, Mr.
!0to20,
and Mrs. Don Eberlain at Ran!
and timely programs scheduled meeting, w i t h r e a d i n g of t h e i r and on Oct. 3 from 10 a.m. to 3 served on Oct. 18.
coco
Woods, N. J.
4/ 2 to 24J/2
essays
by
the
winners.
The
for t h e 1959-1960 season of
p.m. with a food sale starting
Mr. and Mrs. Leon Goolden
girls,
their
mothers
and
teachat 11 a,.m.
monthly meetings.
and daughter of Baldwinsville
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Barry
spent the weekend with Mr. of Whitesboro who were called
Bligh A. Dodds,
Customs ers will be guests of the chapCHARGE IT. You can 'charge all your uniIf you wish contributions col- and Mrs. Leon Goodden of
Collector of District No. "7, St. ter.
here to attend the funeral of
lected
please
call
Mrs.
Harvey
Church St.
Lawrence County, will be t h e Flag Essay winners will preMrs. Barry's sister, Mrs. David
form needs o n o n e convenient credit acAyers, 2-2942.
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Flana- Moore of Heuvelton, were over
guest speaker at t h e ' initial
count. A l l
meeting which will b e held at sent their essays at the May Brayton Hamilton was taken gan of Winthrop were dinner night guests at the home of anthe home of Mrs. Albert L. Say- meeting at which time, they, by ambulance to the Edward guests Sunday at t h e home of other sister, Mrs. Helen Mclvor
payments are arranged to suit tQ
your convenience
er, 512 Knox St., Thursday aft- their parents and teachers will J. Noble hospital at Canton Mr. and Mrs. John Dawley and on the river road.
be guests. Awards will be given Sunday.,
ernoon, Oct. 1.
called on Mr. and Mrs. Orson
Mr. Mike Murphy is improvOber and family. .
The Rev. Edward J. Fiebke, these winners. The past year
Swe-kat-si
chapter
was
signally
ing,
having been confined to his
The firemen were called to
assistant to the rector of St.
George Mattern injured his
honored,
by
having
its
winning
home
the past three weeks.
Harold Enslow's farm on the leg w h i l e p r a c t i c i n g football a t
John's Church, will tell the
U N I F O R M S
contestant,
David
Glockner,
Russell
road
Monday
afternoon
group of St. Mary's School for
the Madrid-Waddington School
Mr.
and
Mrs.
George
Forsythe
Indian Girls, when h e is the chosen for the State Award of when his barn was completely recently. He is able to be have returned to their home folguest speaker on the November a $50.00 bond given by Mrs. destroyed.
about with the aid of crutches. lowing a business trip. While
YOUR MODERN DEPARTMENT STORE
program.
St. Mary's School Joseph Phair. Also, in having
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Glenn
Rourke
away
they
visited
Mrs.
Cyrus
Francis Brunet, town comoperated by the National Coun- their regent, Mrs. H. E. Kester,
spent several days recently with Scott at Waterbury, Conn., and
cil of the Protestant Episcopal chosen by State Regent, Mrs. mittee chairman, called t h e their son-in-law and daughter, relatives at Worchester, Mass.
Church of America, is high on Frank B. Cuff, to serve as State Democratic caucus to order r e - Mr. and Mrs. John Weinhold in
the list of approved schools Chairman of The Flag of the cently and appointed Russell Brunswick, Maine.
which receive aid from the Na- United States of America com- Her.dricks, chairman and Mrs.
mittee. Mrs. Kester's first offic- Bedella Ware secretary. Canditional Society of D.A.R.
ial act was the pleasure of dates nominated were for su- YOUR AUTUMN WEDDING is
Giving a shower for ilie Bride-to-be ?
The Chapter, following their awarding David Glockner his pervisor, Fred Blandin; town
far
more
lovely,
w
h
e
n
you
choose
clerk, Hilda B. Bacon; highway
usual custom, will again hold a prize bond.
stipt. Myrl Baker; assessors, 4 your bridal a n d trousseau fashspecial evening meeting a t the
Swe-kat-si's Year Book is years, Maynard Jones; 2 years,
auditorium of the Ogdensburg
Public Library, to which the dedicated this year to its three Wilson Perrin; Justice of Peace, ions from THE SURPRISE — see
Mrs. W. Holland Hubbard; councilman, t h e m n o w .
public is cordially invited. Ed- senior ex-regents,
Grant
Cooper,
who
served
two Francis Brunet.
win Clark will be the guest
191-7-1920,
speaker at this December meet- terms as regent,
ing, giving highlights of a re- 1923-1926 and who has been a
cent world cruise, illustrated member for 53 years; Mrs. M.
M. Morse regent from 1925with colored slides.
Chester J. Malley, Regional 1929, a member for 46 years
Manager of the New York and Mrs. Albert L. Sayer, reState Department of Commerce, gent from 1932-1935, a member
will tell the group of his work for 40 years.
and will show the department's
Constitution Day, Sept. 17.
award winning film, "AmeriEsther Williams announces: " s w i m m i n g pools now a year
featured
radio broadcasts by
can Battleground" at the meetMrs. Kester, Massena, a n d Mrs.
' r o u n d business with, patented L I V I N G P O O L a n d new
ing in January.
S O L A R O O F . " Exclusive distributorship available i n . « ,
The Rev. Bruce G. Tucker, A. Cecil Kring, Ogdensburg.
An important part of being sociable is keeping
About one hundred dollars
pastor of t h e First Presbyter(City)
up-to-date . . . in the way you live and in the
ian Church, will use the topic, annually is awarded in prizes
and
scholarships
by
Swe-kat-si
refreshments
you serve. So have plenty o
"Faith of Our Founding FaChapter
and
most
of
this
in
the
thers," in addressing the Socion hand, won't you? Pepsi, the modern c
ety at t h e February, History local area. It is hoped junior
of the trim and smart and young at heart
Month meeting. This will be in and high school students, who
are
eligible,
will
work
toward
keeping with the year's theme,
Reduced in calories, today's light Pepsi
"Faith of Our Father's Living these cash prizes and certificates
which
any
student
is
honbrightens your hospitality with a modern
Still," chosen by the N.S.D..A.R.
at the National Congress last ored in receiving. Prizes are in
touch. Better pick up several cartons.
Home Economics, History, MuApril.
sic and Improvement in His
March again features "Girl tory.
'
Homemakers."
Mrs. Edwin
Bush and girls of the EconomExciting new Esther Williams SOLAROOF* makes possible
swimming and sunbathing in tropical comfort even during the
ics Department classes at OgU. S.'and Canadian families
coldest months—takes the season out of swimming pool sales,
densburg Free Academy will are expected to spend more than
assures profitable twelve-month business for distributors.
present the program and serve $8,000,000,000 for new appliances
refreshments at the meeting in this year — 10% more than in
the D.A.R. Chapter room.
1958. To reach these buyers,
For the past two years, six manufacturers of housing equiplocal and vicinity high schools ment and supplies spent more
sponsored Good Citizens in the than $28,297,000 in daily newsNational Contest,
and it is papers last year.
News Notes
If
Swe-Kat-Si Chapter, DAR
Announces Year's Program News Notes
if
If
WHITE SWAN]
GOOD NEWS TO
OUR SAVERS
Popular patented Esther Williams LIVING POOL* is world's
safest. Steel-reinforced redwood in split-level design has builtin fence and self-locking doors. 16' x 32' water area surrounded
by spacious sundeck. Fast, simplified installation makes construction experience unnecessary. Many other unique features.
STARTING WITH JULY 1st, 1959
WE ARE PAYING DIVIDENDS
OF AT LEAST
3 y2%
On All Saving Accounts, And Income
ASSETS OVER $13,400,000.00
Certificates.
Money Placed In Your Savings Account
On Or Before The 6th Day Of Any Month,
Will Receive Full Dividends From The 1st
Of The Month.
CANTON SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSO.
Canton
THE
New York
*
Qualified business people interested in having their
own profitable, growing swimming pool business will
be considered for the exclusive Esther Williams distributorship. New Solaroof assures year 'round sales;
first year profit potential should exceed initial investment. Distributor selected makes modest investment
in inventory, gets full and immediate benefit of
powerful brand name, tremendous consumer demand
and all-out support which includes five-year consumer financing, dominant national advertising, and
dynamic distributor supply kit which lacks for nothing
—literature, training manuals, sales aids, films, even
letterheads and business cards.
^Trademark
LOCAL INTERVIEWS
are now being conducted by the District
Marketing Manager for Esther Williams pools.
Successful business people with an interest in
the exclusive Esther Williams distributorship
available should contortA p p l y Mr. Daniel Gibbs
At
McCONVILLE HOTEL
Phone 222
INTERNATIONAL SWIMMING POOL CORP.
WHITE PLAINS, NEW YORK
Pepsi-Cola Ogdensburg Bottling Co.
U n d e r A p p o i n t m e n t from Pepsi-Cola Company, New York
2 2 - 2 4 Rensselaer A v e .
Ogdensburg g U. Y .