14 OGDENSBURG JOURNAL, TUESDAY, JULY 1, 1952
Socia lly
Hearings
on t h e
proposed
a m e n d m e n t to t h e N e w York
M a r k e t i n g Order which will include N o r t h e r n New J e r s e y in
t h e area under t h e Order will be
adjourned from Newark, N.J., to
N o r t h e r n New Y o r k n e x t week.
Hearings will be held next
Tuesday a t 10 a.m. at t h e Grange
Hall in Malone; Wednesday a t
t h e Hotel Woodruff, Watertown;
T h u r s d a y at the Hotel Syracuse,
S y r a c u s e ; F r i d a y at t h e Hotel
TJtiea, Utica. All hearings will
open at 10 a.m. and continue all
O F A ' s b a n d will look like a
Wild West Show come next fallproviding' the $3',000 to $4,000
needed for new uniforms is available.
Bids for the new uniforms,
m e e t i n g "pioneed-style" specifications, were opened at last
n i g h t ' s meeting of the Board of
Education.
They r a n g e d from $56.75 to
$8-3.95 per uniform for the b a n d
m e m b e r s and from $103 to
$126.50 for t h e d r u m majorettes.
T h e bids w e r e referred to a
c o m m i t t e e headed b y Mrs. Sue
McDonald, which is to report ton i g h t w h e n t h e n e w B o a r d has
its organization meeting.
The n e w style, according to
Board m e m b e r s , w a s "determined
b y a poll of t h e students who p l a y
in t h e band. It will include
fringed jackets, Daniel Boone
caps and t h e whole western
works. One m e m b e r c o m m e n t e d ,
" t h e vote was sort of railroaded,
too."
Two bids were offered by
F r a n k ' s of Ogdensburg. One offered small size uniforms
for
$56.75, l a r g e size for $64.75 and
m a j o r e t t e ' s costumes, complete
w i t h elaborate head dress, for
$126.50.
The other priced uniforms at
$83.95 and offered a "finer t y p e "
of' $126.50.
The r e m a i n i n g bid c a m e from
Ostwald, Inc. of S t a t e n Island
who offered uniforms from $67.89
and majorette's costumes for
$103'.
Superintendent
of
schools
F r a n k Roda said t h e b a n d would
need "50 uniforms, m o r e or less."
The budget adopted last n i g h t
allots $2,000 for uniforms. The
rest of t h e money" m u s t be raised
b y t h e band. Over $500 has alr e a d y been raised by a physical
education
demonstration
and
"open house" at O F A in the
Spring.
I n other action last night t h e
school b o a r d :
Raised to Step 13 on t h e salary
schedule two m o r e teachers who
h a v e m e t requirements adopted
last m o n t h . They are E v a F l e m ing, Lincoln School, and Louise
Bovard, Madill School kindergarten teacher. The raise amounts to
S300 a year.
Moved Mrs. Helen Robie- to the
master's schedule on salaries.
" This entails a $200 increase. T h e
• m o v e was m a d e in line with a
resolution adopted last night t h a t
all those teachers w i t h 30 hours
or m o r e of study over t h e r e q u i r e m e n t s for a bachelors d e gree be moved to t h e higher
schedule.
day. The' public is invited to att e n d and a n y dairy f a r m e r or individual who is interested is welc o m e to be heard. T h e hearings
will be conducted by Glen J. G-ifford, hearing master, who h a s
been conducting the hearings in
New Jersey.
The hearings in N o r t h e r n and
Central New York have been
called at the request of t h e lawyers representing t h e combined
producers group of the New York
Milkshed. The lawyers who h a v e
requested t h e upstate hearings
are F r a n k B. Lent, E d m u n d F .
Cooke, Alexander Foster. Leon
Chapin, North Bangor, president
of t h e D a i r y m e n ' s League Cooperative Association, will present
the case of N o r t h Country producers at Malone.
At the present t i m e Northern
New J e r s e y is not u n d e r t h e Federal Milk Marketing Order which
regulates m i l k prices paid producers in the N e w York Milkshed.
The producers groups of t h e New
York milkshed
contend
that
Northern New Jersey is an integral p a r t of t h e milkshed and
should be u n d e r t h e Order, t h e
s a m e as Westchester County and
Long Island as well as metropolit a n New York. They m a i n t a i n
t h a t t h e lack of regulation of t h e
New Jersey m a r k e t results in a
chaotic m a r k e t i n g condition a n d
depressed prices for New York
producers whose m i l k goes into
N o r t h e r n N e w Jersey.
T h e final meeting of t h e Girl
Scout Council Camp Committee
wasi h e l d l a s t night a n d all plans
w e r e completed for t h e opening
of t h e 1952 Girl Scout C a m p season, at the St. L a w r e n c e Swimm i n g C a m p , on Riverside Drive.
T h e c a m p officially opens tomorr o w at 3 p.m. w h e n all t h e Senior
G i r l Scouts and c a m p staff a r r i v e
for a t h r e e day training.
T h e following staff has been
H r e d "by t h e council a n d will
s e r v e this y e a r : Camp and w a t e r front director Miss E l s a Luksich,
w h o enters into h e r 10th y e a r of
e a m p directorship; Mrs. Helen
Herbick, who has r e t u r n e d on
staff to serve as n a t u r e , craft and
eamipcraft instructor; Miss J o
A n n Rockey, ARC Water Safety
i n s t r u c t o r and last y e a r ' s assista n t Water front Director a t Jefferson Country Girl Scout Estab l i s h e d C a m p , will s e r v e as Assistant Waterfront d i r e c t o r ; Mrs.
J o s e p h LaVignej leader, will
s e r v e as program, a n d u n i t supervisor. Miss Rose M a r y J e r m a n o ,
who is completing' h e r final year
p t t h e Boston Conservatory of
Msfesie will b e m. c h a r g e of all
singing, d r a m a t i c s a n d g a m e s .
JHanior c a m p staff, a l l of t h e m
A J B C S e n i o r Life Saving snemfeess m e l u d e : Misses Ellen McDonald, Asm. Kelly, J u d i t h MeXkmald, Suzanne Tulloch, J a q u e Ifee Bovard. Program- aides who
witX w o r k voluntarily as p a r t of
t h e i r senior t r a i n i n g include: E o gegys Billings, Lois Louicks, E l e a n o r JoSmstoJij ©arol Ward* Oath-
Mrs. Mooney's a r m is in a cast,
but otherwise she has recovered.
She, her mother and daughter
have been at Pinehurst, -N. C , for
some days and expect to r e m a i n
there this, week w h e n they will
rejoin Mr. Mooney in Raleigh for
the trip North. Mr. Mooney was
seriously injured and u n d e r w e n t
a major operation last week, but
hopes to be able to m a k e the
trip to Ogdensburg. He will have
to m a k e t h e t r i p in a wheelchair
and t h e p a r t y will come b y train.
They expect to r e m a i n in Ogdensburg for several months before returning to their home at
Cleremont, Fla., this Fall.
Mr. and Mrs. William J". Dickson of Clermont, Fla., arrived in
Lisbon Monday to spend the
s u m m e r months. On their trip
north they visited Mr. and Mrs.
Howard Mooney who are in the
R e x Hospital in Raleigh, N. C.
of Mr. and Mrs. Harold Piercey,
119 St. Lawrence Ave., was honored last evening w i t h a prenuptial personal shower given by
Miss Betty LaFlair at h e r home,
420 Rosseel St. S o m e 15 guests
were present. Miss P i e r c e y will
wed Charles Spriggs of this city
tomorrow evening.
E r i c C. Gordon left this a f t e r noon on the International L i m ited of t h e Canadian
National
Railroad for Chicago from w h e r e
he will fly to the Pacific Coast
where he expects to spend several weeks.
Shop thru' July 5 t
Mrs. K e n n e t h Davis, Phoenix,
Ariz., plans 'to fly E a s t n e x t week
to visit h e r parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Louis A. Benzoni, 412 F r a n k l i n
St. Mrs. Davis is the f o r m e r Miss
Dorothy BenzOni. She, her husband, and four sons h a v e been
living in Phoenix for t h e past two
years.
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Miss Eleanor Kelly will arrive
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She has been, a student at Columbia University and after a v a c a tion of two weeks at her h o m e
here will report to Rome State
School to continue her Social
Welfare Work. .She is t h e d a u g h ter of Mr. and Mrs.. J o h n Kelly,
"Mansion Ave.
A son, George P e t e r Paul, was
b o r n to Mr. and Mrs. George
Needle, on Sunday, J u n e 29, at
Mercy Hospital, Tupper Lake.
Mrs. Needle is t h e former Charlotte Bedore of Faust. Mr. Needle,
son of M r s . George Needle Sr.,
State St., is a registered nurse at
Sunmount, and formerly a t St.
L a w r e n r e State Hospital.
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Robinson
of Prescott celebrated their 12th
wedding anniversary on Sunday
at their home. Mrs. Robinson is
t h e f o r m e r J u n e Needle, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph
Needle Of this city.
Miss Lillian Sovie of Syracuse
visited h e r parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Levi Sovie, this city, oyer t h e
weekend. She will r e t u r n to Ogdensburg on Thursday, this week,
and r e m a i n until her wedding on
S a t u r d a y m o r n i n g . She will become the bride of Robert Kompf
of Syracuse.
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w e r e m a r r i e d J u n e 25 at 2 p.m. in t h e DePeyester Methodist
Church in a c e r e m o n y performed b y the Rev. Edwin. C. S e a m a n ,
pastor of t h e Wesleyan Methodist Church, Heuvelton, before a n
a l t a r of spring flowers. The couple w e r e attended b y Miss B e t t y
Gregory of Willard and Calvin Masters, brother of t h e bridegroom.
Misses Mary Pierce, Ilene Mayhew and B a r b a r a Kelly were
bridesmaids. The newlyweds will m a k e their h o m e in DePeyster,
w h e r e the bridegroom is pastor of the local Methodist Church.
Irwin St., quietly observed their
32nd wedding anniversary on
Sunday. The couple were m a r r i e d
J u n e 29, 1920 by the Rev. William
P e r r y , then pastor of Congregational Church, Ogdensburg. Their
many friends wish t h e m a long
and h a p p y life.
Main St., w a s guest of honor last
evening at a pre-nuptial shower
given by her sister, Mrs. J a m e s
M. Lightfoot. Some 35 guests enjoyed games and refreshments.
Miss McCarthy received m a n y
lovely and useful gifts. She will
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Mr. and Mrs. H o w a r d Mooney,
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Sangster, Ottawa, Ont., expect to
arrive in Ogdensburg next week
or t h e following from Raleigh, N.
C. They w e r e involved in an automobile accident south of Raleigh
last m o n t h and Mr. Mooney has
been confined to the Rex Mem o r i a l Hospital t h e r e since.
Dr. Robert C. Hunt, former director of St. L a w r e n c e State Hospital, begins his new duties today as assistant commissioner of
m e n t a l hygiene in Albany. Dr. G.
New J e r s e y producers have F . Etling, tarnsferred from Rome
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N o r t h e r n New York m i l k adds to Hunt at the state hospital.
the surplus in t h e New York m a r ket and should be excluded from
Misses Ann Carroll and Kaththe M a r k e t i n g Order. They m a i n tain t h a t if N o r t h e r n New York, erine Sklenka have r e t u r n e d to
and particularly St. Lawrence their home in New York City aftCounty milk, is excluded from er visiting a week with Miss L a u the Order t h e r e will be no need r a Luman, 115 Washington St.
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T h e hearings next w e e k will past six months.
give N o r t h e r n New York proPolice" Lieut. Philip L. White
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w e n t to Deferiet and Black
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milkshed urge t h a t N o r t h e r n New
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into a situation w h e r e all their
milk m u s t b e sold at surplus p r i c l,Ui
es and t h e y must be cut off from
sharing in t h e fluid m a r k e t in
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