Emergency E m p l o y m e n t
A p p r o p r i a t i o n s Listed
The State of New York, St. Lawrence
County, h a s announced t h e a p portionment of funds in the amount of
$330,300 to various county agencies
under the Emergency Employment Actof 1971.
The Ogdensburg Bridge and Port
Authority, a state agency, will receive
$18,910 for three jobs in the City of
' Ogdensburg and St. Lawrence County.
The City of Ogdensburg has been
allocated $27,350 for the city and Town of
Oswegatchie for four new jobs.
Funds for the Enlarged Ogdensburg
City School District in the amount of
$33,260 for three new jobs in the city and
Town of Oswegatchie are still pending.
The Village of Massena will receive
$27,440 for four jobs in the village and
town. Also in Massena, the town and
Massena Memorial have been appropriated $32,800 for five positions.
The Thousand Island State P a r k
Commission will provide two jobs with
$12,900.
One new position will be created in the
Town of Potsdam with $9,200 allocated.
The State University College at
Potsdam is slated for $22,630 for four
jobs a n d t h e State University
Agricultural and Technical College at
Canton will receive $24,830 for three
jobs.
Another appropriation still pending is
for the Village of Gouvernetir in the
amount of $22,980 for three positions.
St. Lawrence County will employ 14
new persons with $97,910 allocated.
Application Filed
Application for full funding of the
program, which runs from Sept. 1, 1971
LOCAL, COUNTY, STATE, NATIONAL AND INTERNATIONAL N E W S REPORTED IN DEPTH
SECTION TWO
SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 12, 1971
J. Harland
Gaines, 72,
Died Friday
to Aug. 31, 1972, was filed by the St.
Lawrence County Board of Supervisors
with t h e Regional Manpower Administrator of Region II in New York
City on Sept. 10.
This application may be examined at
the St. Lawrence County Clerk's Office
in Canton. A copy has also been sent to
Nelson A. Rockefeller, governor of the
State of New York.
Federal allocation for the project is
$330,300 and local share is $36,700.
Brasher Falls - J . Harland Gaines, 72,
of Church Street, this village, died at
6:30 a.m. Friday (Sept. 10, 1971) a t
Mercy Hpsital in Watertown where he
had been a patient for 10 days. He had
previously been a patient at Massena
Memorial Hospital-
The following labor organizations will
be contacted immediately to submit
comments on the application: Civil
Service
Employes
Association,
Ogdensburg Port and Bridgs Authority,
Ogdensburg Port and Bridge Authority
Employment Association, International
Longshoreman Association, Local No.
217A, Senate Professional Association,
Funeral services will be Monday at 9
a.m. at St. John the Baptist Church in
Madrid. Burial will be in St. John the
Baptist Cemetery.
Friends may cali at the F a y G. Mann
Funeral Home in Madrid Sunday and
Monday from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. A
Vigil will be held at the funeral home at 8
p.m. Sunday.
Security Council, No. 82 AF of L-CIO,
Police Benevolent
Associations,
Thousand Island State Park Commission, CSEA, Ogdensburg Enlarged
City School District, CSEA, New York
State Teachers Association.
Surviving are his wife, Mrs. Marian
School B o a r d C o m m e n d s
Dwyer, Hires Teachers
The Ogdensburg Board of Education
unanimously commended Superintendent of Schools William L: Dwyer
"for faithfully fulfilling his responsibility in assuring that all teachers in
the Ogdensburg Public School System
are properly certified according to state
education policies" at their meeting
Tuesday night.
The resolution, introduced by the Rev.
Thomas Patterson and second by Dr.
Warren Heller, followed by review by
Dwyer of the qualifications of 14 local
tenured teachers in response to a letter
The teachers discussed, and found to
be legally certified, were: Mrs. Rebecca
B a t e m a n , Donaid Besaw, Joseph
Denny, Lorre Florin, Judy Green, Anne
Groome, Vernon Hansen, E d w a r d
Kennedy, Carol McDonald, Boyd
McKendrick, Myrna O'Neill, Wayne
Raab, Carl Tucci and Michael Valley.
Teachers' Salaries Frozen
The Board also voted Tuesday "to
hold all monies in escrow that have been
frozen by President Nixon's wage and
price freeze order."
This resolution instructed the school
administration to pay all teachers and
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TWO-YEAR WINNER at the Hammond 4-H and
FFA Fair was Ginger, owned by 11-year-old
Janet Hargrave. The calf was reserve grand
champion. (Como Photo)
Seven Supervisor P r i m a r y Races Set
Haggett Gaines; a daughter, Mrs.
Douglas (Kathryn) Kennedy of Brasher
Falls; two sons, John Gaines of Madrid
and Leslie Gaines of Youngstown, N.Y.;
14 grandchildren and two great grandchildren.
Two sisters, Mrs. Edgar Elliott and
Mrs. Martin Horan predeceased him.
Mr. Gaines was born at Waddington
March 20, 1899, a son of John and
Adeline Reffue Gaines. He attended
Madrid schools and farmed with his
father in the Madrid area until his
marriage.
,On April 14,1925 he married Marian
Haggett, a teacher in the Norwood
School System, a t St. John the Baptist
Church in Madrid.
At that time he bought a farm adjoining his father's Where the couple
lived for 25 years.
In 1950 they moved to Star Lake where
Mr. Gaines was employed by Jones and
Laughlin until his retirement in 1964
when they moved to Brasher Falls.
Mr. Gaines Was communicant of St.
Patrick's Church in Brasher Falls.
clerk between Carol Badger and Sharon Stephen Wilkie and Walter Reim'er for
the two-year assessor post.
Murdock.
In the Town of Oswegatchie C.
In the Town of Fine, John Eawley,
Douglas Smith the incumbent Cbun :
Charles
Lawrence
and
Alex
Willette
are
from Heller requesting the status of
cilman is opposed by Paul Wood and in
running- for justice of peace.
their certification.
71 salary schedule until a final ruling is Ogdensburg since no races are listed in
Fowler will also have two other the Town of Parishville there is a contest
delivered by s t a t e a n d federal either the Republican or Democratic contests with Beverly Phelps, the in- for Highway Superindendent between
authorities, and hold the money due parties.
cumbent, and Hazel Clancy seeking the Guy Coolidge and Floyd Remington.
them in a non-interest bearing account.
There are two candidates for Town
Republican supervisor contests are nomination for Town Clerk and Glen
All employes of the system, except scheduled in the towns of Gouverneur, Bigarel and Stephen Spillna, Sr. for Clerk in the Town of Pierrepont,
those newly hired for 1971-72 a r e - Fowler, Macomb, Parishville, Pitcairn Councilman.
Catherine Paul and Joyce Plumb, and
scheduled to receive raises on the first and Stockholm.
There are also two contests in Hermon three for Councilman for two-years,
pay date, Sept. 15.
The only Democratic race is in the between Alton Charter and Lowell William Campney, Roger Huntely and
Hire Teachers, Clerk
town of Norfolk, with Antonio Germano Aldrichfor Highway Superintendent and Rex Brown.
Also at Tuesday's meeting, four new and George W. Molnar vying for the James Patton and Carlton Yerdon for
Pitcairn has a contest for Assessor,
Justice of Peace.
four-years, between Roy Geer and
teachers and a clerical worker were supervisor nomination.
The Ogdensburg Teen Club will hired.
The only contest in the Town of Harvey Moore.
In the Town of Gouverneur, Donald D.
sponsor a discussion program on a
Mrs. Mary Joanette of 822 Greene St., Peck and Charles S, Gass are the GOP Hopkinton sees Hubert Moulds and
In another contest in the Town of
regular basis, the Board of Directors city, was hired as a junior high school candidates for supervisor to succeed Harry Miller seeking the nomination for Rossie, Maurice Evans, present Highsocial studies teacher to replace Allen Charles E . Cooke, R, who is retiring. Highway Superintendent.
way Superintendent, is opposed by
announced Saturday.
At Lisbon there is a race between Milton Marcellus.
Discussions will focus on alcohol, Rishe who was promoted on Aug. 17 to Peck is a former supervisor and is
Stockholm is having a race for
drugs, parents, teenagers and any other the position of social studies supervisor. presently on the Town Board. Gass is David Sandburg and William Binion, the
Councilman
two-years between William
relevant subjects, according to a Teen
Also hired were Robert Gainer, junior also a Town Councilman.
incumbent, for Justice of Peace.
Ramsdell, Parker Rose and Joseph
Club spokesman.
high general science; James Adams to
There
is
also
a
contest
for
Justice
of
At Fowler, the incumbent supervisor,
The first session is scheduled for this replace Karl White as industrial arts Clifton Gates, R, is opposed by Michael Peace in Morristown between Raymond Robinson, and at Waddington Myles
Miller and Alton Gregory a r e vying for
Wednesday a t 7:30 p.m. a t the Ogden- teacher in the senior high; and John Jurkovich, R.
Langtry and George Reid.
Superintendent of Highways.
sburg Teen Center, 225 State St., behind Morrow as an elementary art teacher.
Norfolk
also
a
contest
between
In the Town of Macomb, Mrs. Ruby
the Boys' Club, and adults as well as
Mrs. Mary Fredericks of 616 Morris Downing, R, one of the two women
St. was hired as a clerk-typist at the New members on the County Board of
youths are invited.
"1
Sessions will be in small groups, the Madill School.
Supervisors, is opposed by Calvin
Brown, R, a farmer in that area.
spokesman said, and no public speaking
will take place. "All that is necessary is
Donald Young, R, incumbent j
.
i
a desire to express oneself and to try and
supervisor from the Town of Parishville
listen to the thoughts and ideas of
Basil A.-Post of 91 Maple St., Massena,
The Rev. Daniel Herzog, deacon at St.
is challenged for the nomination by
underwent abdominal surgery Friday at John's Church, Episcopal, h e r e ,
teenagers as well as adults," he added.
Merle Wickwire, R.
Hepburn Hospital. An official at the returned to his home at 422 Caroline St.,
The Teen Club directors adopted the
At Pitcairn Supervisor Donald hospital said Saturday that he is in from Hepburn Hospital Friday evening.
program following a recent meeting
Phelps, R, has John Clark as his op- "serious condition", and is in the
with Anthony Carre, chairman of the
position.
Coronary Care Unit.
local counseling committee; Joseph
Perhaps the hottest contest will be in
Sears, director of the Neighborhood
the Town of Stockholm where three
PAUL L.WOOD
Ralph Wilhelm of 213 Morris St.,
SYRACUSE - W o r d has been received
Center; a n d Keith Kelley, county
Republicans, Augustus
Marcher, supervisor of the Mathematics
coordinator of the Narcotics Guidance here of the death of Robert J. MacCaull, Edward Tanner and Lincoln Chapman
D e p a r t m e n t a t Ogdensburg F r e e
44, of 158 Beattie St., here, who was
Paul L. Wood, Heuvelton, is seeking
Council.
are all seeking the GOP nomination for
Academy and George Hall Junior High
found dead Tuesday (Sept. 7,1971) of an
the Republican nomination for Town
supervisor to succeed Clyde Flint, the
School "is improving and out of the
apparent heart attack.
Councilman of the Town of Oswegatchie,
incumbent supervisor, a n d former
Coronary Care U n i t " a Hepburn
Funeral services were held Friday at
in the Sept. 14 Primary election.
Hospital official said Saturday.
10 a.m. at Welter's Funeral Home in chairman of the Board, who is retiring.
Wood, owner and operator of Wood's
Other Primary Contests
Gouverneur * A 10-year-old girl was IGA, Heuvelton, for the past 15 years,
Syracuse, with the Rev. John E . Seltzer
In other contests, at Brasher, Burton
officiating. Burial was in Woodland
The 'condition of Donald White, 21, struck by an unidentified vehicle Will be listed in the second position on
Meacham and Vilas Green are opposing Ogdensburg-Canton Road, remains the Saturday night at 7:16 p.m. on Route 11, the ballot.
Cemetery, here.
Surviving are his wife, Ruth L.; two each other for assessor, four-year term. s a m e , "seriously ill, although the here, near the Lynd Dairy Bar', acA U.S. Marine Corps veteran of the
sons, Robert J., serving with the U.S. Both a r e Republicans.
condition of the burns is improving", a cording to t h e County Sheriff's Korean conflict, Wood has been fire
In the Town of Clare there is a contest Hepburn Hospital official said Saturday. Department.
chief of the Heuvelton Volunteer Fire
The annual chicken barbecue being Navy in Seattle, Wash., and Marc R., at
Denise Weatherup, daughter of Dale Department for three years and was
for councilman between Evelyn Colton He was seriously burned in an explosion
home;
a
daughter,
Helen
Marie,
at
held here today from 12 o'clock noon
and Shirley Weatherup of Route 5, here, assistant fire chief for two years.
and Leslie Colton.
Aug. 4.
until 7 p.m. will end Rotary Daze. home; a brother, Richard D.,
was taken to "the House of the Good
In the Town of Clifton the contests are
superintendent of schools at St. Marie,
Rotarians, wearing their symbolic red
S a m a r i t a n " in Watertown by the
He is a past St. Lawrence County
between Keith Bassette and Monica
L.I.; his stepmother, Mrs. Grace E .
Steven P . Sharlow, 24, Heuvelton, Gouverneur Rescue Squad immediately
hats, are holding the barbecue at
commander
of the American Legion, a
Doren
for
town
clerk,
and
David
"remains on the seriously ill list but his
Morissette Park, or if it rains, at the Odd MacCaull of Syracuse; and a half
following the accident. The report said past commander .of American Legion
MacAleese
and
Calvin
Smith
for
condition
is
improving"
a
Hepburn
Fellows Community Hall on the Arterial brother, John R. MacCaull, a dentist
that she received cuts, bruises and " Post 550 of Heuvelton, and past
assessor, two-year term.
Hospital official said Saturday. He was fracture of both legs.
Highway. The price is $1.50 per person. serving with the U.S. Air Force in
Depeyster
also
has
a
contest
for
town
president of St. Lawrence County Fire
injured Aug- 24 in a train-car accident,
Richard W. Nystrom is chairman of Colorado.
As of presstime Saturday night, Police Chiefs Association.
Also
surviving
are
two
aunts,
Mrs.
in
which
his
wife
and
two
children
were
Rotary Daze.
stated that the driver of the vehicle
killed.
Patrons who would like their chicken Ray E . Todd, and Mrs. Max J. Miller,
Wood is also a member of the St:
which struck the girl had not been
dinners delivered are asked to phone both of Ogdensburg, and Mrs. Margaret
Lawrence County National Bank
identified.
Mrs. Sadie LaFlair of 915 Spring St.,
393-9760 during the 12 to 7 serving time. Geary of Fontana, Calif.
Advisory Board* Heuvelton office, and a
Mr. MacCaull was the son of Robert A.
this city, who has been a patient at
charter member arid past president of
Rotary's annual chicken barbecue
Roswell Park Memorial Institute in
the Heuvelton Development Corporation
which includes assorted salads, rolls, ice and Helen Doyle MacCaull.
He served with the U.S. Navy during
Buffalo since July 12, was returned to
Board of Directors.
cream and coffee, is one of the club's
World War II and for the past 22 years
her home Saturday by the Ogdensburg
two major fund raising projects during
has been employed as a fireman in
Wood has been very active in scouting
Rescue Squad. She is reported in good
the year. Profits are used to support the
Syracuse.
over the years and currently serves as
condition.
club's various charity projects, the
The funeral for Valentine William
chairman of the cub pack committee for
major one this year being the A. Barton
Hanes, 65, Holland, N.Y., brother of
the troop sponsored by the fire departMr.
and
Mrs.
John
B.
Stevens
of
608
Hepburn Hospital Building Fund Drive.
Mrs. Howard Ebert of Rural Route No.
ment.
1, Hammond will be at 2 p.m. Tuesday Pickering St., this city, returned home
Friday. This past week they visited their
COLUMBUS,
Ohio
(AP)—
Quarat the Bucknam F u n e r a l ' Home at
Wood urges all the eligible
son and daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. terback Don L a m k a , a defensive
Holland. Burial will be in the Holland
Republicans to go'to the polls Tuesday.
John W. Stevens and family at Glens reserve for the last two seasons, scored
Cemetery.
Falls. They also spent some time at four touchdowns and piled up 211 total
LINCOLN, Neb. (AP) — MIGHTY
Mr. Hanes arrived for a visit a t the
Nebraska completely dominated Oregon home of his brother-in-law and sister, Saratoga and in the State of Vermont. y a r d s Saturday, leading defending
James Holland, U.S. Marine Corp,
as the defending national champion Mr. and Mrs. Ebert, proprietors of the Mr. Stevens, a member of the news champion Ohio State to a 52-21 victory stationed at Quantico, Va. spent Sept. 6
Cornhuskers methodically rolled to a 34- Ebert Motel, July 6. On July 13 he was editorial staff of The Journal and Ad- over Iowa in a Big Ten opener.
to 12 with his parents, Mr: and Mrs.
The Zoning Board of Appeals will 7 victory Saturday in an intersectional admitted to Hepburn Hospital, where he vance-News was on vacation.
Lamka, a Cleveland senior who filled James Holland of Old be Kalb.'
meet Wednesday evening at City Hall to football opener for both teams.
in for All-America cornerback Jack
died at 9:30 p.m. Friday (Sept. 10,1971).
act on three requests.
It was the 20th consecutive game
Kevin I. Coats, son of Mr. and Mrs. Ira Tatum in 1970, dashed 21, 19, 6 and 1
He had retired from the Erie County
They a r e : John G. Fisher, 936 without a loss for Nebraska, ranked No. Highway Department where he had Coats, this city, recently left to begin his yards for his 24 points, making a flashy
HEAVY RAIN CAUSES FLOODING
Hamilton St., to build a residence at 427 2 in the preseason Associated Press poll. worked as an equipment operator for freshman year at Plattsburgh State debut in the rain.
Linden St.
Jay Murray, 301 St.
Saturday night thundering lightning
Gary Dixon, formerly a Junior college some time.
John Bledsoe, another in a long line of
University. After graduation this past
Lawrence Ave., to construct a garage on halfback, scored three times on short
storm
caused minor flooding aroUnd the
powerful
Ohio
State
fullbacks,
smashed
He was born at Buffalo, Feb. 1, 1906, June from Morristown Central School,
King Street; Donald P . Dodd, Route 1, runs while the veteran Cornhusker son of Wesley and Corolie Knab Hanes. Kevin worked for the New York State through the small Iowa defense for 151 city. Many of the city water mains could
Dawson Trailer Park, to place a mobile defense completely throttled the potent
Local arrangements were by the Parks Commission at Jacques Cartier yards and a pair of touchdowns. He ran 3 not handle the water from the heavy
storm and intersections became flooded.
home on block 264 of Pine St.
Duck offense.
and 11 yards for his scores.
State Park.
Nichols Funeral Home.
Only seven contests for nominations to
the Board of Supervisors a r e stated in
St. Lawrence County this Tuesday,
Primary Day.
personnel in the local system on the 1970Polling places will not be open in
Wood Primary
Teen Club
To Sponsor
Discussions
Candidate For
Town Council
Socially
Held
For Robert J.
Services
MacCaull, 4 4
Young Girl
Struck Down
Rotary Barbecue
Today; Phone
For Deliveries
V.W. Hanes,
Visiting Sister
In Area, Dies
Zoning Board
Will Meet
On Wednesday
Speaking
Nebraska Romps
Past WeMoots
Lamka Scores
Four Times
For Buckeyes