?*!» 6 ADIRONDACK Daily ENTERPRISE
\V#di**d*r, Augxm 20,1969
WHO ISSUED PERMIT FOR
The Franklin County Branch of A t
Northern New York Heart As*oclatKHi
Gratefully Accept^ Memorial Gifts
WHITE LAKE. N.Y. CAP) ~ mm KXM mam *m tt> %m
Residents who bort the try** d want to
for tf* three-da* fe^Uva
last
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SOVIETS SELL
TITANIUM
r
mm mmon
SCtD OR SKOQftfelt—^rwotfei fle#W skilboats hav# been purchased by the
North Country Girl Scout Council for their Lake Clear Camp And the Girl
Scouts of the Saranac Lake Neighborhood were given the privilege of naming
them. The girls submitted names to a selection committee and Michel* DttkettV
(left) and Allison Schrolt's (right) suggestions were adopted. Mkhele chose
Skooder and Allison, Scud.
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Irish Protestants Hit Concessions
1. The British army takes con- j and couldn't guarantee order.
FROST
Bv
BELFAST, Northern Ireland troi of a^ Northern Ireland's se- Among the l.rst to criticize
"AP.» — Leadmg-Bw'estants in curity force?. The force of Prot- were two leaders of Chichesterd
t
contestant
poiice reserves' known i Clark's Unionist party, which
Northern Ireland today
demned
s l g concessions'the B-Snecials. the chief object dominates peltries m Northern
made b\ their .genernment to of Catlioiic hatred, will bejlreland.
the pro\ime's Roman Catholic nuned otit of the cities, and the Hard
4hc
British armv commander
minority.
Rev. Ian Paisley, the Pro'estant
Two formpr Cal>inet ministers Northern Ireland. Gen. Sir Ian ire brand, who said Wilson "has
5aid there «<•>&} d be a powerful Freeland. will control their capitulated l o the hierarchy of
demand :o r Piime Minister arms.
he Roman CathoiicHChurch . . .
James Chit-hester-Clark's gov-; 2. Discrimination due to reli- Ulster Protostant& must now
ernment to resign.
!gi©fi or petHieaf-belMs w4H end. pin—themselves
together
Some Catholic leaders were; 3. Two senior British civil
more favorable, but hard-liners 'servants will be named advisslurk to their demands for dis-|ers to the Ulster government.
missal of Chichester-ClarkV 4. An amnesty for citizens
government and negotiations to handing in illegal arms.
Northern Ireland with the Cath-j 5. An impartial investigation
olio Irish Republic. ~"~
\Vf\Zo the riots and religious baTBritish Prime Minister Harold ;tling last week.
Wilson and Cliinhester-ClarkJ Chichester-Clark Sfcid he was
wrangled in London for six; "entirely favorable" to the
hours Tuesday night before agreement and had himself sugajgrpein_g._on ji_ five-point peace gested the changes. Butjjojitica|
plan designed to end Lite "reli- insiders said^tKe acceptance
gious warfare between Northern British advisers and of British the UN. Security Council today.
Ireland'?; Protestant majority control of the security forces But Britain was reported" within
and its Catholic minority.
was an admission that the local one vole of having enough to
The five points:
government had done a poor job keep tho council from debating
the situation in Northern Ireland.
rBrttt»h-gev^rament deolaration issued after Wilson and
Chichester-Oark met, emphati
caliy statM Northern Ireland
will remain part of the United
Kingdom until its \t>ters decide
ATTJANTIC CITY, N.J. 'APt ! Boardwalk auction. Judy Gold otherwise.
1
The border is not in issue,"
— There's a new front in worn- berg of Levitt own. Pa., said she
-New Female Front:
It's Brassiereless
LOS ANGELES (APi -Every-
feels "awfully stuffy" In bras
girls admitted to owning
brassie
Mr. Ronald B. Keough, {
20 St. Bernard a t , garaaaei
pHic«.
Telephone: 891-2414 or 89L2184
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at
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ATLANTA, Ga . (AP) - A suit
charging Southern Bell Telephone Co with discriminating.
against women employes in salaries ha s been filed in U.S. District Court.
Linda H. Blanton of Shelby,
N.C., brought the -uit Tuesday
on behalf of herself and all other nonsupervisory women employes of the company. The
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GOLFING:
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Craig Wood tiolf and Country Club
Santa's Workshop
— N o r t h Pole, N.Yr —
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Cascade Road
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VISIT THE HOME OF
^ Game Room ^
Run Movies at The Harbor Theatre.
Feed, Pet, Photofrapi
Fur and Game Farm
Caihy Meighan, a 21-year-old
Lake Placid, Route 86
unpopular in tr«e rrdominantly
Despite it all, store clerks «t
Negro area torn by massive lingerie counters maintain that
rioting in 1965.
droopy fashions haven't
An.i rha:. says the Rev.
curves.
Claude Kvan? of Truth Baptist
Business, they claim is as rug
ever.
• Hats • Boas • Jackets • Stoles
Coffee Shop
Cocktail Lounge — The
Brig Pub.
ALL AT HOLIDAY SARBOfe
350 Car Free Parking
*h
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523-3301
21 Horses — Superb Riding
AsklJsFlrst About Prices11
MOODY*S
30 Miles of Scenic trails
U mt E** * L*ke PU<*i
WEDNESDAY timrSAfURDAY
lice sTalions and neighboitwod
churched
The .slogan was thr brainchild
of ? committee mm posed of vo
COUNTRY CLUB
Latex Houtt Puln
Choice Prime Ribs & Steak - Chops - Seafood
Home Made B r e a d s - Cocktail Louiitfe
attitude," says Police Lt. Don
Hriggs. "rn['o"(>nTv"w-av lg Bear
j
It's psychoIOEicaT, fpalIy.~~XT
Restaurant
i
Beasou Ticket* $19.95
Excellent Jlea Pood
wn from the Olympic Aitia
233 Main
Interioi'Of ipleM Latex
fit.
688-3581
is alert and ready to do anv
The first run oi stickers flbout 3,000, all handed out in
five days-^wcrc printed
1S.HQLE MINlATlfRE CO!
Upp^r Broadway
HUM* your #4cta kndwo p*& U
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RENE'S SPORTSWEAR
But not all the girls approve
sticker saying. "Another Fami-
ate Hm.!!"
Within threp weoks. 10.000 of
rhe stick^is have been distributed to residents of the Watts
area. This week. 12,000 more
by telephone i£ % m4il^
- Acknowledg-ement it seal promptly
to the Bereaved f a m i l y
tip around the ctoek t& watch
The
WASHINGTON
them.
Soviet Uftk*i has started selHftg
A number of person* w«re re*
large Amounts of tHannim—
ported piarming to t«)ie l#g«l aconce called the woftdef m*tal of
tion
against the town board for
the 1960s—to the United Stales.
damage*.
Materials experts say they are
puzzled by the move.
Titanium is being used inreasiftgly in American milita
!e said many
is well as civilian aircraft.
A few weeks ago the first So- nity residents
viet merchant ship to call on the forces to make the Bethel Town
United State9 this decade Board "come up with answers"
docked at Seattle. Wash., to de- about the permits.
liver 900 tons ofsponge titanium Clarence W. Townsend, a
—as it is referred to in its in- dairy farmer, said milk trucks
could not get to Ns iarm fcetermediate production form.
And now officials say the caus* of the Jam.
t h e boys just milked tte
same shjp is cringing another
big load to the United States
noxt month.
Drugs Can Be
The Soviets said only 421 tons
of sponge titanium to this coun- Found in Sea
CORVALUS, Ore. (AP) —
try is all of 1968, with ships r/f
Scientists said Tuesday more.
other flags importing it.
Main St.
The United States has a money is needed to find the
jilanium production drugs in the^sea.
attending tiie
capacity of its tnvn but is unable
to ccrnpete with Soviet or Japa- 10|h annual meeting ot ttie
Featured at
American Society of PhaHnanese prices.
RENE'S
Sr>me officials suspect the So- ccgnosy at Oregon State Univer•icts may be trying to undercut sity, said two life-saving dru£s
Wool
Rich & Safari
the fledgling U.S. titanium in- Irerve been recovered Worn
dustry, possibly to disrupt i4s^
rjo^ including—an^
intibiotit
fungus
American cnmpHnies can get and a sulfate from salmon
Soviet titaium for $1 per j sperm.
BLQCH'S
low- "It is hard to ^ay which tias
p<iund, about 30 cents
prices charged by U.S. produc- e most potential—sea animals
Oolle^ctown-Oatalina
ers and about 20 cents below the or plants," said Dr. Ara Der
Pandora Sportswear
Japanese price.
._ .. Marderosian of the Philadelphia
One materials expert figures College of Pharmacy and Sciti
For thr first time since the America, AFL-CTO. joined in
Legions, of young ladies are wear one. '
Dirrioh, a 21- year old street fighting last week, it w
the suit as coplaintiffs.
taming toward the brassierPleM j O hCynthia
i o W e s t e r n University student possible Tuesday night to drive
Ttie suit asks the court to halt
lnrAr t/> «iv*> them morp frpprWrm ._,
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through much of Belfast's cen Southern Bell from such disof movement.
[ dresses on her summer job « s a ter. T h * sole
roadblocks pay based on nondiscriminatoiry
Evidently it has caught on newspaper reporter,
were_ in Catholic 'Falls Road, salaries.
^
Boardwalk—a. -show place for school. Going without them i* so cause a wall of a large building
*f you don't get your paper
displaying new fashion trends. much airier and less confining."
threatened to collapse.
regularly call 891*2600.
"Bras are a real pain." grum
Bernice
Caapaldo,
a
22-ye-arbled Christine Young. 17, of old Pater son, N'.J. high school
Philadelphia.
teacher, acknowledged what
'.'They're- too birjding. But \vas apparent as she windowTrom Producer To
when you wear a 4Of), you have shopped.
to wear them sometimes," she
"Whenever possible. I never
You At Substantial Savings1
said.
wear a bra. I put one on only
An 18-year-old fk<or girl at a when I really dres up." I'm in5
-hrbttel wilhoot one" ffienT"
Kathy Pasterczyk, 16. of PittsTalking About
field, f>a., confided that she
WATTS FIGHTS
p ^ , o*ti#t erf Island
Glen Country Club on Route
17B, said « special permit need
r f t
ttse festival
festival >had
>had
g
By the » U ^
el SSomnp Soard (A Ap^peate and
that ftie ttmti SUp«rrVisor$ and
the Board of Health fed Issued
permits that did not take Into
consideration the vast crowds.
"Sanitary facilities were com
pletely inadequate,'
Lj-nch
paid, " t h e Brwfd at Health
made a complete mockery of
the heaKh code. The whole town
was left without police and fire
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