J ^ G E TWENTY
ADVANCE NEWS
SUNDAY, JAN. 12, 1969
Deeds On Seventy-One Properties
s
Canton — Titles to 71 properties in St. Lawrence County were changed according
to the deeds filed at the Office of the Count y Clerk here during the period of Nov. 18:22.
Of these four were from the City of Og densburg as follows: A house and lot at 128.
Patterson street from Beatrice Halpin Lawless to James E. and Carolyn Paquette for
$4,000; land in the arterial highway section from Aldama and Mary E. Marlow to the
BOCES school administration for $15,000; a house and lot at 804 Hamilton street from
Donald and Lucille Farley to David and Connie Porteous for a reported $1; a house and
lot at 611 Rensselaer avenue from the Ogdensburg Savings & Loan Association to:
Lewis W. and Julia Newvine for $4,000.
;
Three each of the other deeds were fro m the Town of Hammond, Macomb, Madrid
and Canton. There were also two each from Morristown, Oswegatchie and1 Lisbon and
one from DeKalb.
The largest transaction recorded was fr om the Town of Hammond, for $20y000.
The complete1 list follows:
GRANTOR
Beatrice Halpin Lawless
Ronald W. & Theresa Ashley
Mabel Moore, By Co. Tr.
Basil & Ramona Mclntyre
Irene Jensen Estate
John J. Main Estate
Lyle & Marion Lalone
Richard H. &
Rita Aldridge
Lawrence F. Greene
Aldama & Mary E. Marlow
LOCATION
GRANTEE
Jas. E. & Carolyn Paquette Ogdensburg
Morristown
Gladys Demperio
George A. Knox
Stockholm
Robert & Muriel Kinnear Massena
Florence Dear
Massena
Theo. F. & Ethel I. Wells, Sr. Oswegatchie
Colton
Leo & Mary Wilmot
Norwood
Auto Exchange, Inc.
Potsdam .
Lawrence F. & Marj. Greene Stockholm
Bd. of Coop. Educ. Services
of 1st Sup. Dist.
St. Law. Co.
Ogdensburg
Clair &
Carl J. &
Mary D. Conroy
Hazel R. Mathis, Jr.
Morristown
Donald J . & Lucille Farley David R. & Connie Porteous Ogdensburg
Walter & Marie Basmajian
Lyle L. & Evelyn S. Cole
Massena
Howard S. Wood
Milton L. Fuller
Hammond
Ruth Wood
Wayne & Marilyn LaPointe- Pierrepont
Rae & Beatrice E. Smith
Fred W. & Jean R. Hess
Macomb
Kermit & Alaine McGill
Dean B. & Dorothy M. Davis Edwards
Foster & Carol Alphonse
Michael & Christobel Sube Gouverneur
David R. &
Seymour B. &
Yvette Jones, Sr.
Patsy Hotaling
Edwards
Alfred & Vivian Schofell
Hubert A. &
Nancy L. Schofell
DeKalb
Dean B. &
Kermit H. &
Edwards
Dorothy M. Davis
Alaine E. McGill
Potsdam
George L. Theobald
Louis & Thelma
Norfolk
Ronald & Robert Harvey et al Patricia
RabideauMeites
Richard &
'
Ronald E. Harvey
Norfolk
Robert Harvey et al
County Treas. St. Law. Co. Elmer W. & Betty L. Stark Potsdam
Frederick & Theda Mott and Roy &
Parishville
Stanley & Nellie Sampier
Mildred Litblejohn
Nelson H. &
Wm. G. &
Pots. & Stockholm
Dorcas Brothers
Beatrice Sherburne
Howard J.; Pauline M. and
Marion B . Tyndall
Marion B. Tyndall
Madrid
Daniel D. Wright
Evangeline P. Wright
Hopklnton
Milan J . Wright
Daniel D. Wright
Hopkinton
Himey Bump, By Co. Treas. Albert DeCosse
Clifton
Richard H. &
Wm. H. &
Rita Aldridge
Joyce E. Ensinger
Brasher
Seaway Estates, Inc.
Village of Massena
Massena
Roscoe J . & Edith Backus
Philip M. & Richard Backus Russell (3)
Ronald E. &
Robert J. Harvey
Norfolk
Richard Harvey et al
Wm. M. & Eliz. Parshley Norfolk
William M. Reagan
John King & Mary Black Macomb
Bogardus & Son, Inc.
Gouverneur
Mildred Edwards
Dorothy Judge
Lawrence &
Roy Spacer
Canton
Sue Anne Mathews
Roland S. & Joanne Chasse Massena
Madeline M. Tessier
Robert F . Jr. & Edna M. Paro Jerold & Rosalind Kramer Macomb
Jos. R. & Naomi French
Catherine Hallahatt
Brasher
Elmer & Minnie Collier
Herbert W, Voss
Clifton
Rose E. Syakos
Gilbert Meacham Est.
Stockholm
By Co. Treas.
Norfolk
Benj. Brown By Co. Treas. Rose E. Syakos
§. W. Chapman
Willis R. & Erma T. Belanger Hammond
Robert VanKennen
Cyril Page
Norfolk
Ogd. Sav. & Loan Ass'n.
Lewis W. & Julia E. Newvine Ogdensburg
Joseph P. &
Terrance &
Marg. H. O'Donnell
Blanche Pelow, Jr.
Potsdam ,
Lenwood S.; Sarah J. and
Alice Crabb
Howard Palmer, Jr.
Norfolk
George Miiford Kirby
Marjorie E. Kirby
Oswegatchie
Millard
E.
&
Joyce
Locke
James S. & Myrtle Locke
Canton & Pierre.
Vacation Estates, Inc.
East Coast Dev. Corp.
Hermon
Ann Taylor
Vacation Estates, Inc.
Hermon
James D. Carter
Arlington & Yvette Ploof
James D. Carter
Paul R. & Kay B. Tiernan Madrid
Madrid
Lois Kirkey Fregoe et al
Geneva Kirkey Shoen
James E. Jr. &
Francis W. &
Massena
Sherry Powell
Shirley Murray
Stockholm
Walter & Marie Basmajian Bruce T. & Rosalie K. Smith Massena
Walter & Marie Basmajian Vernon C. & Eliz. P. Mauk Massena
Walter & Marie Basmajian Reginald H. & Mary Lockhart Massena
Albert Droppo
Roy W. Liscum
Canton
Marjorie A. DuBois
Leroy B. & Sandra Rand
Hammond
Gerald & Lena Dickinson
Trust, of Reformed Presby.
Church of Lisbon
Lisbon
Geo. & Laura Sheldon
Nolan J. Sheldon
Lawrence
Nolan J. & Geo. H. Sheldon Newell N. & Virginia Sheldon Lawrence
Nolan J. & Geo. H. Sheldon Nolan J. Sheldon
Lawrence
NeweU & Nolan Sheldon
Nolan J. Sheldon
Lawrence
Gabriel Thorpe Estate
Thos. & Sharon Johnston
Lisbon
2,000.00
500.00
15;000:00
9;000.00
1.00'
2,500:00
20j000.00
1,000:00
500:00
14,000:00
19,000.00
6,000.00 DISCUSS CANCER CRUSADE — The St.
Lawrence County Unit of the American
1,000:00 Cancer Society met Thursday evening at
•the University Treadway Inn, Canton.
6,500.00 Among those attending were, seated left
5,000.00 to right, Mrs. John Root, Syracuse, direc500.00 tor of professional education and service;
1,500.00
89.11
500.00
9,000.00
1.00
1.00
1.00
33.61
1.00
1.00
ea. 1.00
'3,500.00
1,000.00
1.00
10,000.00
OFA Students Learn LSD
'Trip' Could Be One Way
1.00
10,000:00
9,000.00
2,000.00
9,500:00
40.24
60,66
1.00
1.00
5,000:00
10,500.00
1.00
1.00
1.00
500.00
1,500:00
500.00
500.00
1,000.00
1,000,00
1.00
•4,500:00
1,500.00
4,500,00
3,500:00
1.00
1.00
1.00
1.00
1.00
5,500.00
£&M«i
, . . ,„j $0
l -/;_ :•. -...*.• . 'd$
AMOUNT
4,000.00
4,000.00
182.84
500.00
4,500.00
400.00
7,500.00
State University College at vision of Instruction in t h e ElePotsdam's evening and exten- mentary School (graduate)
sion division will offer 51 cours- Swing'; Advanced' Study in
es' in 11 academic departments; Reading (Graduate), Budding*
during, its Spring semester.1 ton; Nursery-Kindergarten TheForty 'nine courses will be of- ory and Practice, U, Wickman;
fered <on the Potsdam campus Teaching of Reading i n Ele.and one extension course each mentary and Early. Secondary
Schools, Thomas; 'Guidance for
at Watertown and Malone.
Registration
for
evening Teachers' N-3, M. Wickman.
courses at Potsdam may be ac- English:' Chaucer, Alfons'in;
complished by mail prior to Independent Study (M.A. StuJan 26 or in person on Monday, dents Only) Biradiiate), JackFeb: 3. between 7 and 9' p.m. son; Seminar in Sixteenth Cenin Flagg Hall. 6n-campus tury Literature (Graduate Oncourses will begin -Feb. 4
ly), Hill; Colonial American
Only),
Persons desiring to register Literature (Graduate
by mail should contact William Jackson; Hearing Conservation,.
Introduction to
N. Sloan, assistant Vice Presi- Merchant;
dent for Academic Affairs, at, Speech Correction, Zoss.
the College to receive infocma-. Foreign Language : French
tion about courses and applica- Literature of the XXTH Cention, blanks.
ury, Bedard; Advanced French
The course to be offered at, Grammar (Graduate), Bedard;.
Malone will be educational psy- History of Grench Language
chology. Registration for this (Graduate), Arnold; T h e Rencourse will' be held at Franklin. aissance in Spain, Garcia,
Academy at 6:30 p.m., Tues- Geography-Economics r Climday, Feb. 4.
atology, Rawden; Public FinAt Watertown a graduate ance and Fiscal Policy, Wightman:
course in development of curriculum will be offered. Regis- Health and Physical Eduoatration for this course will be tion: Advanced Swimming and
held'at Case Junior High School Life Saving, Serfis.
beginning at 9 a.m., Saturday, History-Political Science: Me
Feb. 8.
Negro in American History,
Fees for the courses include Weinr-aub; History of E a s t Astuition — $13.50 per semester ia in Modern Times, D a i ; Read
hour for undergraduate courses ings in American History (Graand $20 per semester hour for duate Only), Briggs; History of
graduate courses — and' a col- East Asia in Modern Times,
lege fee of 85 cents per semes- Dai. v'
Miss Marion Cameron, Canton, executive
Mathematics: Advanced Toter hour for all courses.
director of the St. Lawrence County unit.
The 49 courses to. be offered pics (Functional Analysis I)
Standing, Robert Crowell, Ph.D., Canton, • on the Potsdam campus and (Prerequisite: Advanced CalcuCounty Crusade Chairman; and George
the last name' of the instruc- lus or prmiession of instructor), Kocan.
Hanlon, M.D. of Gouverneur, president of
tor of each will be:
the county unit. (Howland Photo)
Computer Science: Principles Music: Harmony, Maul; Keyof Computing Systems, Sender; board Harmony, Watson; MusComputer Programming for the ic Reading, Autenrith, DictaNon-Scientist, Stillmam; For- tion, Autenrith, Applied Music
tran for the Scientist, Sasser; (Graduate), Staff; Music LiterNumerical Methods for Digital ature Review, M. Hultberg; Col
Computers, Sasser; Systems legium Musdcum, Druba; MusSimulation, Semler; Advanced ic History Seminar n ( Graduate), E. Hultberg; Wind InNumerical Methods, .Sasser.
stalment Repair (Graduate),,
Education: History and Struc- Stanley; Supervision of Music
ture of Education in America, Education (Graduate) RichardPeconga; Education of the Ex- son; Seminar in Music Educaceptional Child, Houston; Pro- tion I (Graduate), C. English;
grammed Learning, P. Lambi; Seminar in Music Education II
Advanced Programming, P. (Graduate),. E. Hultberg.
Lamb; Foundations ot Educa- Philosophy: Philosophical Antion (Graduate), Houston, La- alysis, Bertman.
cey; Evaluation Techniques Science: Meterarology, Sund(Graduate), M. Lamb; Super- berg.
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MISSES COMPANY — A little hound Canton Road. The shelter has several fine
puppy huddles hear his blanket, which dogs and cats ready to he given away, and
has been placed in his temporary home
«
all have had Shot*,
•for company,' at the SPCA shelter on
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WARNS AGAINST DRUG ABUSE — D'. .'i: n o.i • -1<\) - \.\- c ... o- Ir-..m;y?"
Joseph Clifford, right, brought a message Friday affiernon. The fHni is from Richard
of danger to OFA pupils at a showing of
Fox, left. (Howland Photo)
"I have never talked with a patitis, inflamation of the liv- time and distance and produces hallucinations, can lead to
narcotics addict who hadn't er.
dependency on drugs that are
started on marijuana."
Expense of this route leads of far more dangerous, very
This was the word of warning many into other crimes in ord- often fatal, consequence, Dr.
expressed by Dr. Joseph Cliff- er to obtain money for their Clifford indicated. "Marijuana
ord of the St. Lawrence County habit. At $5 a bag on the is frequently the first step up
State Hospital to a packed streets of-New York, it is easy the ladder to playing Russian
gymnasium of students at Og- to see that a "junkie" must Roulette," he said.
densburg Free Academy Fri- somehow produce upwards of
$35 a day in order to get his Richard Fox, manager of the
day afternoon.
next day's fix involving seven Fox Funeral Home, rents the
Prior to showing a movie or eight bags.
film on the dangers of LSD
'LSD-Insight Or Insanity," Dr. Getting back to LSD, Dr. for public Use, and was present
Clifford outlined the dangers of Clifford termed it "probably at the school showing.
LSD and other drugs, and plac- the most dangerous of all the
Program coordinator was
ed emiphasjs on the controver- drugs I have described."
Powers, assisted by
sial marijuana.
He told the attentive student William
Marie Leainy, OFA teacher.
Beginning with gilue sniffing, body that a 15-year-old had .at
teonipted,suicide in the river
Dr. Clifford explained:
"Glue sniffing is very serious here, following a "trip" on LSD.
He also cited the cases of
in that it affects the liver, You
college students who were
only have one liver, and if you two
to the state hospital
burn it out while you're young, committed
hee, and observed that it is
you are never going' to get an- not known whether they will
other one."
be permanently mentally ill
He cited the case of a nine- "Instant, artificial insanity"
year-old who was found dead is the term for the result of
from sniffing nail polish; and taking LSD, A "bad trip" or
indicating that the very young "freak out" can cause permanare subject to the dangers of ent mental illness, since the
such "thrills." He noted that a hallucinations of the "trip" do
five-year-old on Long Island not go away. He doesn't return
died from the effect of sniffing to the world of reality and can
gasoline from exhausts on ve- place life and himself in proper perspective,
hicles.
Dr. Clifford went on from The film was a vivid picture
glue sniffing to barbiturates of young people, their desire
and amphetamines or pep pills. for individuality, their penod
Which cause "dangerous, per- of rebellon, their gulibility into experimentation*
manent brain damage."
Considered the most dangerous -drug is heroin, an opium The helpless, blubbering end
derivative, Dr. Clifford explain- of LSD users was vividly portrayed and it was likened to
ed.
"One begins as a 'snuffer,' the final outcome of a losing
game
of Russian Roulette
he said. Then he becomes a
"skin popper;" and finally as But, while Dr. Clifford extolerance builds up, he becomes pressly warned against LSD ex- F U N A T F A l R - W h a t
a "mainline," using a hypo- perimentation, he also appeal- Woman can resist a hat? Cerdermic needle to inject the ed to (he young people to re- tainly not Pat Conway who
drug directly into his veins, frain from being coaxed into modeled ornato busby displayed
with military headgear at
Here, Dr. Clifford observed trying marijuana,
York, England, antiques'ihow.
that few mainliners are overly
concerned about sanitation, and This simple, supposedly nonmost suffer from infectious he- addioting drug, wlich distorts
By ABIGAIL VAN BUREN
CINDY
DEAR ABBY: You once
DEAR CINDY: It a l l averprinted
"A
PARENT'S ages out. The fathers are
PRAYER" which had some usually stricter w i t h the
wonderful advice in it for par- boys.
ents. I kept it for about five
years and now I can't locate DEAR ABBY: There is a
it, and I am just sick. If you young couple in our church who
know the piece I'm referring have been married almosl a
too, I beg you to, print it year, Some of the folks are getagain. Thank you.
ting disgusted by the way they
LUCY ANN act in church.
DEAR LUCY: Thanks to a She nibbles on his ear, and
competent secretary I was he kisses her neck. They aren't
able to dig it out. And here teen-agers. He is 33 a n d she is
it is:
A PARENT'S PRAYER
I am also newly married) but
0 heavenly Father, make me my husband and I shew our afa better parent. Teach me to fection in private.
understand my children, to lis- Maybe if you say a word in
ten patiently to what they have your column it will help;
to say, and to answer all their
DISGUSTED'
questions kindly. Keep me from DEAR DISGUSTED: Love
interrupting them or contradict- is beautiful. But in church—
ing them. Make me as courte- no contact sports.
ous to them as I would have
them be to me. Forbid that I CONFIDENTIAL T O MM:
should ever laugh at their mis- Money
isn't
everything.
takes, or resort to shame or Sometimes it i s n ' t even
ridicule when they displease enough.
me. May I never punish them Everybody has a problem.
for my own selfish satisfaction What's yours? For a personal
or to show my power.
reply write to Abfoy, Box
Let me not tempt my child to 69700,- Los Angeles, Cal., 90061)
he or steal. And guide me hour and enclose a stamped* selfmy hour that I may demon- addressed envelope.
strate by all I say and do that FOR ABBY'S NEW BOOK.
honesty produces happiness.
LET "WHAT TEEN-AGERS
Reduce, 1 pray, the mean- WANT TO KNOW," SEND
ness in me. And when I am out $1.00 TO ABBY, BOX 69700* of sorts, help me, O Lord, to LOS ANGELES, CAL. 90069.
hold my tongue.
May I ever be mindful that
my children are children and
I should not expect of them the
judgment of adults.
Let me not rob them of the
opportunity to wait on themselves and to make decisions.
Bless me with the bigness to
giant them al their -reasonable
requests, and the courage to
deny them privileges I know
Will do them harm.
Make me fair and just and
kind. And fit me, 6 Lord, to'
be loved and respected and imitated by my children: Amen
* * #
DEAR ABBY: Why is it that,
mothers are so much stricter
with their daughters than they
are with their sons? My mother watches us girls like hawks,
but she lets my brothers do just
about anything they want. My
friends tell me it's the same
at tljelr house, I think this is
very unfair.
NEARLY 70, but silentollm
star Gloria Swiinso-n is still
a t t r a c t i v e , stylish and'
svelte. Here she Is during n
recent Moscow visit.