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Page 16 Pharos-Tribune, Logansport, Indiana, Sunday, December 23, 1984 I Today's Weather Logantporf Temperatures Today 28 High 56 Recorded 5:36 p.m. Friday Low 28 Recorded 7 p.m. Saturday Wind Today 5ph Direction SW Peak gust 43mph Recorded 8:45 p.m. Friday Wind Chill 28 Barometer Today 30.06 Rising 0.01 High 30.07 Recorded 6:33 p.m. Saturday Low 29:21 Recorded 4:56 p.m.

Friday Rainfall Today 0.33 inches Month 1.64 inches Today's reading taken at 7 p.m. Saturday. Highs and lows recorded since 9 a.m. Friday. Extended Extended forecast for Indiana, Monday through Wednesday: Variable cloudiness and cold Monday with a chance of flurries in the north.

Mostly clear and warmer Tuesday and Wednesday. Zones 1,2,3 Becoming cloudy Sunday with a 20 percent chance of light snow developing toward evening. High In the middle or upper 30s. Southwest winds 10 to 20 mph. A 50 percent chance of occasional light snow and cold Sunday night and Monday.

Low Sunday night in the lower or middle 20s. High Monday In the middle 20s. Zones 4,5,8, 7 Becoming cloudy Sunday in the late afternoon. High In the middle or upper 30s. Southwest winds 10 to 20 mph.

A 40 percent chance of occasional light snow and cold Sunday night and Monday. Low Sunday night in the lower 20s. High Monday in the lower or middle 20s. Zones 8,9,10 Becoming cloudy Sunday toward evening. High in the upper 30s or lower 40s.

Southwest winds about 15 mph. A 30 percent chance of occasional light snow and cold Sunday night and Monday. Low Sunday night in the middle 20s. High Monday in the middle and upper 20s. Zones 11,12,13 Increasing cloudiness in the afternoon Sunday.

High In the lower 40s. Southwest wind near 15 mph. Cloudy and cold Sunday night and Monday with a 20 percent chance of occasional light 1 Board Dismisses Kroger Complaint IN LOVING MEMORY of David Sailors who passed away Dec. 22, 1957. Sadly Missed by The Family snow.

Low Sunday night in the middle or upper 20s. Highs Monday In the upper 20s or lower 30s. Zones 14,15 Increasing cloudiness in the afternoon Sunday. High In the middle 40s. Southwest wind about 10 mph.

Cloudy and cold Sunday night and Monday. Low Sunday night in the upper 20s or lower 30s. High Monday in the lower or middle 30s. Indiana There doesn't appear to be much of a chance for a white Christmas around Indiana without a major shift in weather conditions. In fact, the holiday period should produce quite a bit of sunshine and warmer than normal temperatures.

Forecasters do predict a slight chance for some light snow in northern sections of the state Sunday and a chance for flurries north on Monday, but not enough to produce any sort of snow cover. Low temperatures tonight will be in the mid to upper 20s with highs Sunday in the mid 30s north to upper 40s south. Lows Monday and Tuesday will be in the teens north and 20s south with slightly warmer readings on Wednesday from around 20 north to 30 south. Highs Monday will be in the 20s north to 30s south, warming Tuesday to the 30s north and 40s south before reaching into the 40s north and 50s south on Wednesday. Nation TEMPERATURE PRECIPITATION 50 40 30 20 Figures indicate 60 QQ maximum temperatures FRONTAL, SYSTEMS AIR FLOW National Weather Service Forecast to 7 pm EST 12-23-84 UPI Weather Fotocast y.

Legend '-High Today's Map TODAY'S WEATHER MAP Rain and snow will be scattered from the northern sections of the Pacific Coast and Montana and snow also will fall over Michigan and northern Maine. Rain will cover the remainder of New England, New York and the mid- Atlantic Coast, with rainshowevers over the Florida Panhandle across George, the Carolinas and upper Ohio Valleys. Strong, gusty winds will sweep the east-central Rockies. Highs will be in the single digits and teens across the northern Plains, City Fcst Hi Lo Pep Albuquerque 40 21 Atlanta pc 67 50 .21 Billings 35 14 Birmingham pc 71 53 .59 Boston 40 28 .58 Brownsville Tex. 83 68 Buffalo 47 38 .52 Burlington Vt.

cy 24 21 .56 Charleston S.C. pc 72 60 Charlotte N.C. 66 58 .05 Chicago pc 56 24 .47 Cincinnati pc 60 41 1.21 Cleveland pc 48 27 .27 Columbus pc 59 41 .38 Dallas 68 64 .01 Denver 39 19 Des Moines 34 14 .11 Detroit cy 49 37 ,64 Duluth pc .01 El Paso 56 30 Evansville pc 60 36 .90 Hartford 33 24 .42 Honolulu 82 68 Indianapolis pc 54 35 .42 Jackson Miss, pc 74 60 Jacksonville pc 79 54 Omaha 33 11 .04 Philadelphia pc 43 35 .40 Phoenix 60 39 Portland Ore. 40 23 .04 Providence 33 27 .27 Richmond pc 56 48 .21 St. Louis 61 33 .02 Salt Lake City hz 37 27 .02 San Antonio 75 51 San Diego pc 59 47 San Francisco 56 44 San Juan pc 83 71 .01 Seattle 43 41 .07 Spokane fy 21 14 Tampa pc 80 60 Forecast Key hz-haze am-smoke cl-cleirlng m-mlsalng sn -3now cy-cloudy pc-partly cloudy unnv dz-drlzzle Sy SUnny sh-showers ts-lhunderstorms fy-foggy sl-slaat w-wlndy Generic Wild Bird Feed 20 Lb.

OHwr miiei Finch Sunflower At rMtonablt Prices. 5 Ib. to 50 KING'S 6th North 753-3718 COUNTRY INN U.S. 24 WEST, LOGANSPORT SUNDAY SPECIAL Swiss Steak Beef Noodles CLOSED CHRISTMAS DAY HAPPY HOLIDAYS ART SUPPLIES FAIRFAX HOME CENTER Eastgate Plaza 753-4310. WASHINGTON (UPI) The National Labor Relations Board has dismissed a complaint against the Kroger Co.

over the closing of an egg processing facility at Wabash, Ind. The NLRB upheld a hearing judge's earlier decision in a complaint filed by Local 37 of the United Food and Commercial Workers Union. The union said the company refused to bargain about its decision to close the plant in 1982. "Although the respondent had once owned nine nest run plants, all except three had been closed down by 1980," the board said. "In 1980, the respondent closed its two other nest run plants because of the lack of raw materials at competitive prices, leaving only the Wabash plant in operation as a nest run facility." IN MEMORY OF ROSS D.

RUTH HELMS 1967 1977 Memories of you and Christmas on the farm are especially dear to us at this time each year. Children, Grandchildren Great Grandchildren IN LOVING MEMORY OF Willard and Mabel Wilson Each dawning day we think of you, at evening time a prayer. Within the hearts that loved you so you always will be there. The Wilson Family THANKS A special thanks to the Cass County Sherriff's Department. Those who called, sent flowers, cards or notes during the loss of my sister, Naomi Pearl Reed.

Your thoughtfulness was greatly appreciated Bee Hinton CARD OF THANKS I wish to express my sincere thanks to Dr. Newcomb, relatives and friends for cards, flowers, gifts, calls, prayers and all expressions of thoughtfulness during my heart surgery at St. Vincent Hospital. All was very much appreciated. Galen E.

McVay SPECIAL THANKS Our sincere gratitude goes out to all who came to our side during the time of our loved one's accident, death, and interment. Very special thanks go to an unknown female witness who tried so hard to prolong the life of John until the ambulance arrived, police officers, the ambulance and hospital emergency personnel, doctors, nurses, Kroeger funeral staff, Rev. Payton, school teachers, neighbors, friends, students, and especially to Gene Williams who rushed to the hospital to give support and to Bev Hess and Betty Roberts who were there from the beginning to end. The joys we knew are helping to comfort us. The Family of John I.

Bennett Elizabeth Frances Bennett Major John (Randy) Bennett Lt. Robert M.Bennett Russell Lee Bennett Gail Elizabeth Bennett STOP CottlyHeat Lots This Year! Install New Storm Windows and Doors. HARRIS GLASS 753-5115 805 Burlington CUT ENERGY COSTS and SAVE ON With SOLAR PANELS and WIND TURBINES (up to Tax Credit.) SOLAR ENGINEERING (219)722-2679 or 652-2431 Open 3:30 PM-6 PM Sat. 8-5 EVERY MONDAY 4 FREE TOKENS When you pay for Golf. and GAMES Weekly Calendar of Events Dec, 24-29 Thurs.

8 Tokens SO' Golf 10AM-4PM Saturday Foosball Tourney Sign Up Early 11 Every Friday Friday Night Special All the Golf and Garnet You Con Play OPEN 10:00 A.M. DURING CHRISTMAS BREAK OPEN CHRISTMAS and NEW YEAR REMEMBER- Bring in your ticket stub after the movies- It's worth a token to uslll U.S.24E, Cass Plaza Phone 753-8722 Every Sunday 50' GOLF ALL DAY AMERICAN LEGION 60 PLAY DAY SUNDAY, DEC. 23, 1984 Doors Open 11 AM Warm-up Games 12:30 Regular Games 2 P.M. FREE Soft Drink Chips Kitchen Will Be Open Donations 60 AMERICAN LEGION The board noted that Kroger decided in 1982 to close the Wabash operation. "Its supply of nest eggs was dwindling, and the outmoded nest run operation could no longer compete with integrated egg producers and operators," the NLRB said.

A nest run operation involves processing of eggs purchased elsewhere. An integrated operation includes laying hens. Merry Christmas Happy New Year To my family and friends. Ruth Sell CARD OF THANKS The family of Anthony J. (Tony) Sabatini wishes to express their sincere thanks to the doctors, nurses and ER staff of Memorial Hospital, relatives and many friends and neighbors, and members of the BMX, Marocco Funeral Chapel and ministers and all who helped in any way to ease our sorrow.

Words cannot express our sincere thranks and appreciation. Jackie Sabatini John Sabatini Nicole Amy Sabatini Mr. Mrs, Pat Sabatini Mr. Mrs. John Cox Mr.

Mrs. Bob Sabatini CARD OF THANKS Thank you to Dr. A. K. Das, Dr.

S. Tignor, Dr. Alexander, the Nursing Staff of 2nd 3rd floors, ICU Staff, Emergency Staff Surgery Staff of Howard Community Hospital. Also thank you to Reverend David Wood, Murray Funeral Home and all friends, neighbors and relatives who helped, supported us and cared for our dear mother, Cressa Rhine. We her family will forever remember and deeply appreciate the love and many acts of kindness shown during her illm.fi,s and passing.

Thanks to all of you Frances Scott Mary Snider Joan McKnigM and Richard Rhine Cut Your Heating Bills This Winter INSULATION BEFORE YOU INSULATE CHECK OUR PRICES FIRST CONTRACTORS CHECK OUR PRICES ON INSULATION I JIM GWIN Roofing-Siding-Sheet Metal 753-2275 For ALL Your Vinyl siding Roofing Needs FREE ESTIMATES Cass Farm Home Imp. Hwy. 17 North 722-4999 Happ9 Holidays We appreciate your business during our first year. CLEANERS 2429 E. Market Logansport NOTICE; All Tuesday, Dec.

25th Alley Pickups WILL BE MADE MONDAY, DECEMBER 24th All Tuesday, Dec. 25th Street Pick-Ups WILL BE MADE WEDNESDAY, DEC. 26th Happy Holidays! BYERS DISPOSAL SERVICE All our warmest thoughts go out to you with our thanks for your gifts of friendship. HAVE A Pliant CHRISTMAS SAM'S INC. 109 Pollard DICK HARRY SAMUELS 753-6471.