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ADVANCE.NEWS SUNDAY, MAR. 7, 1965 PAGE FIVE:

Daniel Herzog Weds Carol Penfiel4 In St. Mary's Cathedral Ceremony

HERZOG-PENFIELD WEDDING PARTY — Miss Carol Anne Penfield, daughter of Mrs. Raymond C. Penf ield, Sr., of 422 Belmont Courts, and the late Mr. Penfield, became the bride of Daniel William Herzog, son of Alderman and Mrs. William J. Herzog of 210 Montgomery St., February 27, in a double ring ceremony in St. Mary's Cathedral. In the above photograph, the bridal couple are pictured with

their wedding party, immediately following the nuptial mass. From left to right are: Miss Mary Dalt'on and Miss

Susan Harris, bridesmaids; Mrs. Raymond C. Penfield, Jr., matron of honor; the bride and bridegroom; Warren Heller, best man; Robert Leroux and Robert Guimond,

ushers. (Allen Photography)

2-Car Accident Here On Friday

In a two-car accident at the corner of Pickering and South streets Friday after­noon at 2:05 a car operated by Wallard Pearson, 1110 South Water street was in a collision with a truck owned by Ogdensburg Creameries, Inc., and driven by Harvey Vrooman of Harrisville.

The truck was proceeding north on Pickering street and suffered damages to the right side of the cab. The other car was towed to the Geary Garage.

Pearson suffered an abra­sion to his head and was taken to the Hepburn Hospi­tal in a police car. He was re­leased Saturday morning.

FUNERAL RITES ARE HELD FOR MRS. LAURA GORDON

WIGHTMAN, AGED 79 Funeral rites for Mrs. Laura

Gordon Wightman, 79, a na­tive of Hammond and former' resident of Ogdensburg, who died early Wednesday morn­ing, were held at 2 p.m., Fri­day, at the Nichols Funeral Home. The Rev. Edward C Rorke, curate of St. John's Church, officiated. Burial was in the Ogdensburg Cemetery.

^Bearers were Ross W. and Donald R. Wightman, Wayne Milliman, Arnold Carter, Roger Thompson and Wesley Schofell.

THE BRIDAL COUPLE, Mr. and Mrs. Daniel W. Herzog, are shown with the bride's brother, Ka>rnoua C. Pennciu, Jr., who gave her in marriage, and her mother, Mrs. Ray­mond C. Penfield, Sr. (left), and the bridegroom's par­

ents, Mr. and Mrs. William J. Herzog, following their marriage in St. Mary's Cathedral, February 27. (Allen

Photography)

THE DANIEL W HERZOGS cut then wedding cake at the reception held at Ace & Ann's Lakeside Hotel, Black Lake Road, following their marriage Saturday morning, February 27, in St. Mary's Cathedral. The bride is the

former Carol Anne Penfield. (Allen Photography)

K of C Districts 73 And 74 To Hold 3rd Degree Here

' The Knights of Columbus Third Degree will be held Sun­day May 16, at the Knights of ' Columbus Club rooms on Ford | St., Grand Knight John Doug­las has announced.

The Grand Knights of the 73rd and 74th Districts de­cided that the Third Degree would be held in Ogdensburg at their last meeting.

Past Grand Knight Auguste Monnet has been named Gen­

eral chairman of the affair. Mr. Douglas explained that

the Third Degree is one of the outstanding days for all Knights and Mr." Monnet and his committee will do their best to make the day a suc­cessful one.

^5 , First and Second Degrees 'will be held i n March and April. Member:, having candi­date applications should con­tact Eugene Fredericks, mem­bership chairman.

The Third Degree Commit­tee will meet at the Club Tuesday evening at 8 o'clock, to start making arrangements for May 16.

Quebec Favors Canal For Champlain Route Washington — The Quebecinecting the St. Lawrence and

Chamber of Commerce has en-jplain. dorsed a barge canal rather | H ^ j s o n R.!rers v , a L a k e C1,lam

than a deep-draft waterway con-

BEEF STEW DINNER March 7 — Knights of Co­

lumbus family night din­ner. Beef stew will be served at 75c per person or §3.50 per family. Chil­dren's hour starts at 4:00 P.M. with movies. Serving starts at 5:30 P.M.

Miss Lois Loucks Bride

Of, Dr. E.D. Sugarman

Of Boston, February 27 The Executive Room of

ihe Syracuse Country House v. > the setting at 7:30 p.m. ^•'urday, February 27 for ll'n marriage of Miss Lois "brie Loucks of 205 West-• Mil. St., Syracuse, to Dr. Ed-..rrd David Sugarman of 162 '7 crry Road, Chestnut Hill, M iss. The bride is the daugh-i°> of Mr. and Mrs. John .luore Loucks of 420 Mont-.ornery St., Ogdensburg. Dr. Mi^arman is the son of Mr. •ui'!. Mrs. Jacob Sugarman of viacuse. Vase arrangements i f muted coral carnations nd yellow Sweetheart roses

home, after March 5, at 162 ierry Road, Chestnut Hill, Massachusetts.

The bride is a 1955 gradu­ate of Ogdensburg Free Acad­emy, a graduate of St. Luke's Hospital School of Nursing, New York City, and of Syra­cuse University. She has a Bachelor of Science degree from the University and until her marriage, was Public Health Nurse in the Depart­ment of Health, Syracuse.

Dr. Sugarman is a graduate of Nottingham High School, Syracuse. He earned his

Mass. In Julv he will join the Lahey Clinic at Boston, for further training in ortho­pedic surgery

LDViARD D SIGVK.UVN (nee Lois M. Loucks)

Portrait by Michael Romeo of Syracuse

MARRIAGE ANNOUNCED — Mrs. Mary Roberts of 414 Hasbrouck St., announces the marriage of her daughter, Airman 2nd Class Irene M. Roberts to Airman 2nd Class JJay Justesen. The marriage took place in Seattle, Wash­ington, January 16. A reception was held at the home of the bridegroom's aunt, Mrs. Bernice Justesen. Mr. and Mrs. Justesen are at home at 12701 47th Ave., Apt. A-l, Tacoma, Washington, 984.3.8, Both the bride and bride-•&nd bridegroom are stationed at McChord Air Force Base, Mrs. Justesen enlisted in the Air Force November 18,

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The endorsement has been' filed with the International Joint Commission on U.S.-Cana-dian Waters.

The commission is surveying the feasibility of the waterway.

Sen. George D. Aiken, R-Vt.. who favors a waterway in the lake and in Quebec's Richelieu River deep enough to handle ocean-going vessels, neverthe­less hailed the endorsement Tuesday as an "extremely fav­orable report."

Aiken said the Quebec Cham­ber "clearly recognizes that an improved Champlain waterway would generate additional trade and industrialization bringing more jobs, more purchasing power and greater prosperity to the Province of Quebec."

"Instead of a deep waterway which would turn the Richelieu River route through Lake Cham­plain into a short-cut between Montreal and New York for ocean-going vessels of unlimit­ed size," Aike nsaid, "the cham­ber's report stresses develop­ment of a 14 or 15-foot channel with long, well-planned and modernized lock.

"This would make Montreal, Sorel and Three River import­ant transshipment centers be­tween lake vessels,and barges going south into Lake Cham­plain."

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Women Democrats coral carnations and

Attended State

J. M. Howard, Jr. Fraternity Pledgee At St. Lawrence

Joel M. Howard, jr., son of Mr. and Mrs. Joel M. How­ard of Waddington, has been pelged to Sigma Pi fraternity at St. Lawrence University.

Mr. Howard, sr, is Port Pro­motion Agent and Acting Administrator for the Og­densburg Bridge & Port Au­thority.

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MISS MARION BUSH was honored at a recent dinner party held at the Hotel McConville by a group of hospital associates. Miss Bush, just retired after over 42 years of service at the St. Lawrence State Hospital. At the time of her retirement she was a night supervisor in Letch-worth Building. The dinner was attended by employes from Letchworth Building, and other department em­ployes who had known Miss Bush for many years, James Legault, supervisor in Letchworth Building, acted as Toastmastcr at the dinner. On behalf of the employe group, he presented Miss Bush with a matching pair of table lamps, a crystal necklace, and a bouquet of Ameri­can Beauty roses. Seated at the head table with Miss Bush was her long time friend, Miss Margaret Burwell, who has

been retired since April 1963.

Meeting In Albany i : Mrs. Isabelle Phillips of De-Kalb Junction, St. Lawrence Chairman. Women's Division, and two members of the Og­densburg Women's Democra-itic Club—Mrs. John iFran-j ces) Hackett of 315 Lafayette I j St., president of the Ogdens-' |burg Club, and Mrs. Carl' (Helene) Levia of 323 Spruce'• St.—attended the 14th An-1

nual Women's Democratic Conference at the Hotel Ten-Eyck in Albany February 28 through March 1.

Sixteen other women from St. Lawrence County also at­tended.

Main speakers at the con­ference were U. S. Senator Robert F. Kennedy of New York, Mayor Robert F. Wag­ner, New York City, New York State Comptroller Ar­thur Levitt, and State Dem­ocratic Chairman William H. McKeon.

A panel of three New York State Congressmen — Rep, John M. Murphy, 16th Con­gressional District; Rep. Otis G. Pike, 1st Congressional District; and Rep. Samuel S. Stratton, 35th Congressional District — answered and dis­cussed questions asked from the floor. :

Conference Chairman was Rose M. Ferro of Monroe County. Mae Gurevich, chair­man of the Women's Division, New York State Democratic Committee, assisted.

AUTO EXPORTS Detroit—More U. S. auto­

motive exports go to South America than.to all Europe and Asia conibiaeflL

•'"(.orated the room. Rabbi j Bachelor of Arts degree at 1 -wis E. Bogage of Central] Syracuse University and his

iS nagogue, New York City,|Doctor of Medicine degree in I'.'iiciated at the double ringi1 9 6 3 f r o m t h e Upstate Medi­a l emony. cal Center, Syracuse. From i The bride, given in mar- 1963-1964 he interned at the

•a ie by her father, wore a Upstate Medical Center. Hesis v eet length sheath dress of jR-esxdent in Surgery at the

.lite lace over taffeta madei?°.^5n,^y.Hospital. Boston •in a fitted coat and three-nurter length sleeves. Her

i.-'P of white petals held her -iT-ulder length bouffant (Ml. She carried a white! ~ ™ ~

-.hid centered in white trailer Entered, en nations. , , '

Miss Frances Loucks, sister-And D a m a g e d •n the bride, was maid of _ , , j < "i'ior. She wore a streetifw YanQaiS length dress of electric blue 'g t d j t g . 4 0 taf.ee a made with three- u £ ] l e | to ^ S n r J 0 J Lt ZVJll Ricketts Mobile Homes, Lake • headpiece of blue petals with , , , Robert Gun-a face veil. She carried muted ! s t^ e e t ' w h e r e K 0 D e u ^ u n

salus an employe reported hat during Friday night

someone had entered a new Cranbrook trailer and had done damage estimated at $250 to its interior and furn-

A wedding dinner was held! l smnSs ' immediately after the cere-: Entry was gained by forc-mony. |ing a locked door.

The couple will be at f Police are investigating.

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Dr. Ralph Prowda of Syra-i cuse, a cousin of the bride­groom, served as Dr. Sugar*] man's best man.

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VIOLI-HITSMAN NUPTIALS—Miss Rambna Lee Hits-man was united in marriage to Ross Violi, Jr., at an 11 a.m. ceremony in St. —Joseph's Church January 25. The

bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. George Hitsman Jr., 247 East Orvis St., Massena. Mr. and Mrs. Ross Violi, Sr., 209 Center St., Massena, are the parents of the bride­groom are stationed at McChord Air Force Base, ing the ceremony. After the reception, the couple left on a wedding trip to Las Vegas, Los Angeles and Mexico.

(Photo, by Wynf ield Studios)