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Pige 2- Wednesday, December 1967 Lock Haven. Pa. The Express tliihtd Daiijr Except Sunday by The Lock Haven Express Printing 9-11 W. Lock Haven, Pa. 17745 Telephone (717) 748-6791 Frank D.

O'Reilly, Jr. President and Publisher Rebecca F. Gross Editor and Vice President Sarah O'R. Loria Secretary Frank D. O'Reilly III Treasurer SUBSCRIPTION RATES: Singi.

copy 10 cents, ly carrier, 50 cents a week. By Mail Year 6 IMS. 3 1 Serviceman's $1.45 a month. The Associated Press is entitled exclusively to the use for rtpubli- cation of all the local news printed in this newspaper as well till AP dispatches. Entered at the Lock Haven, Post Office as Second Class Mail Established March 1, 1882 Our 86th Year 2 Milesburg RD Young Men Held in Burglary, Car Theft HOSPITALS MILESBURG Two Howar R.D.

2 youths were arrested a 6 p.m. Tuesday and charged witl burglary of the Milesburg Le gion Post 893, and the and wrecking of a Milesburg man's car on December 25. Harry Irvin Haines, 19, and Harold David Parker, 18, were apprehended by Milesburg Police Chief Charles Steel and Of ficers Miller and Carman, fol Lady LURIA'S By Shirley It is the week after Christmas all through the town people are exchanging their presents up one street and down And that is the honest to goodness truth. However, we really enjoy this week as much or maybe more than the Christmas selling. For one thing, it gives us a chance to meet the person for whom the gift was purchased.

Often times, men come to ou shop and we just have to wonde what the girl looks like and secondly and perhaps about th best part of it for us we usually sell her more. Now this isn't a planned dea nor do we make an issue of it but when she sees the many things we have to offer, temptation rears its lovely head! You'll find it especially diffi- lowing the finding of about $100 worth of beer and liquor stolen from the Legion and hidden in a wooded area near the scene of the burglary. Police kept a stake-out, awaiting the burglars' return. Investigation by police revealed that the two young men had also stolen the car of Enoch Smith, Milesburg, and had damaged it in an accident on Route 220, about two miles from the scene of the burglary. Haines lost control of the stolen car and it went over an embankment, police said.

Arraigned lock Haven Four people were treated in the emergency room during the 24-hour period ending at 8 a.m. today, as follows: Brenda Auman, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Auman, 24 Brown cut of the left thumb on broken glass. Luann Nyiri, 14 months, daughter of Mr.

and Mrs. Louis Nyiri, 120 N. Fairview cut of the nose on a plastic ashtray. Jeffrey Falls, 4, son of Mr. and Mrs.

Reginald Falls, Howard R.D. 1, cut of the head in a fall against a television set in his home, and Terry Ott, 16, son of Mr. and Mrs. Oswald Ott, Lock Haven R.D. 1, cut of the nose and forehead when struck by a piece of wood he was cutting with an electric saw.

Mrs. Mary Myers, Avis, and Mary Clymer, Jersey Shore R. D. 1. Medical admissions: Temons, Temons.

13, 110 son of Mark James W. Church before Milesburg Justice of Peace Herbert Stewart on the burglary charge, both youths were committed to the lentre County Jail, Bellefonte, default of bail. The pair also were charged with larceny of a motor vehicle, Eva Lutz, Milesburg Justice of Peace, and will face court action later. Harry Baker, 622 E. Main Mrs.

Richard Sweeley, Island Route; Thomas Bailey, Lock Haven R.D. Miss Barbara Bowmaster, McElhattan; Mrs. Fannie Waite, Vesper Williamsport R.D. 3, and Mrs. Fay Steinbacher and baby, 517 Allegheny Jersey Shore.

Admitted: Howard Eck, Jersey Shore R.D. 2. Discharged: Mark Glossner, 4 Daffodil Lane, Dunnstown. Divine Providence Admitted: Jacob Groff, Williamsport R.D. 3, and Howard Halstead, Williamsport R.D.

3. Discharged: Charles Dolan, 1080 W. Third Flemington. 1 Dead, 14 Hurt in Plant Blast HANOVER, Mass. (AP)-Fire an -d explosion today ripped a Tame building aat the Atlantic Births Events Dec.

Club 6:15 Blue Chimney cult to resist a new winter coat when you see the reductions on all our lovely fur-trimmed and untrimmed styles. A wonderful way to use that gift money! Whatever mistakes Santa made, we promise to correct and we invite you to shop today at Lurias' in the center of Lock Haven! (Adv) Reds (Continued from Page 1) as "flagrant violations of international law." The note specified "daily incursions into Khmer (Cambodian) air space, attacks and terrorist bombings on the Cambodian civilian population in the Frontier zones, and infiltrations by commandos for the purposes of sabotage and assass-nation." Officials say the only policy now existing that would permit J.jS. operations involving Cam- jodian territory is that giving military commanders freedom when U.S. forces are fired on rom across the return fire. Beech Creek; Mrs.

Heb Berry, Mill Hall R.D. Harold Hager, Mill Hall R.D. 1, and Mrs. Daryl Renninger, Williamsport R.D. 3.

Mrs. Robert S. Forney, 211 S. Summit was admitted to the Lock Haven Hospital Sunday. She is in room 211.

Surgical admissions: Harry Home; Mrs. Elizabeth Lach, Bellefonte Mrs. Eugene Nolen, 895 Herr Flemington; Mrs. Gerald Wenker, Lock Haven R.D. Mrs.

Lee Mayes, Mill Hall; Harry Myers, Mill Hall R.D. Mrs. Jack Weaver, Lamar; Nathan Shadle Beech Creek R.D., and Mrs. Ruth Welshans, Loganton R.D. 1.

Discharged: Infant son of Ronald Meyer, Loganton R.D. 2. Renovo Admitted: Mrs. Dorothy Creighton, Hammersley Fork; Mrs. Mildred Clarey, West Renovo; Sylvester DeRuzza, 225 Twelfth Renovo; and Mrs.

Rose Cavallaro, 360 Huron Renovo. Discharged: William J. Nicklas, 218 Eighth Renovo. Centre County Admitted: Mrs. Nelle Weber, Howard, and Mrs.

Richard Hoffman, Howard R.D. 2. Nestlerode Lock Haven Hospital reports the birth of a daughter Tuesday at 8:24 a.m. to Mr. and Mrs.

Gene Nestlerode, Mill Hall R.D. The mother is the former Sharon Coleman. Earner A son was born to Mr. and Mrs. George Barner, Dec.

14, in Germany. Mrs. Barner is the former Shirley Steiner. Grandparents of the newcomer are Mrs. Clara C.

Research manufacturers of antipersonnel mines for use in Vietnam, killing one person and injuring at least 14 others. The small, wooden structure was used for mixing explosives, police said, and a small fire touched off the explosion. Cause of the fire was not immediately known. Twenty-seven persons were reported in the building. South Shore Hospital in South Weymouth received 12 victims and at least 10 were held for treatment.

One man was reported in critical condition. Two persons were taken to Deaths and Funerals Harold Heivly WEST CHESTER Harold Heivly, 58, of Rose Hill West Chester, died yesterday at his home following a two-year illness. He was born at Jersey Shore June 9, 1909, a son of the late CLARK Services will be Thursday at 2 p.m. at the Bechdel Funeral Home, Beeoh Creek, for Miss Martha B. Clark, 56, formerly of Philadelphia, who died Monday, Dec.

25, 1967 at 7:50 p.m. in the Lock Haven Hospital Extended Care Unit. Daniel and Sarah Canada The ev. Glen E. Barton will Pope May Send Mission to N.

Viet Heivly. A graduate of Pratt Institute of New York City, he held a positition of sales engineer with Westinghouse Corp. in Philadelphia. Mr. Heivly was a member of the John F.

Laedlein Lodge 707 Earner Steiner Salona, Howard Harry A. and Mrs. Richard Zettle, Lock Haven. son was born Tuesday at 11:55 p.m. in Jersey Shore Hospital to Mr.

and Mrs. Donald Hill, 1024 Allegheny Jersey Shore. The mother is the former Ann Bierly. daughter was born at 3:30 p.m. Tuesday in Williamsport Hospital, to Mr.

and Mrs. Buck Cox, Linden R.D. 1. The mother is the former Connie Lusk. Renovo Jersey Shore Admitted: Carl Hyde, Salladasburg; Mrs.

Mildred Micha, Jersey Shore; Mrs. Ethel Keefer, Lock Haven R.D. Mrs. Grace Harris, 209 Smith Jersey Shore; Susan Kemmerer, Woolrich; Mrs. Barbara Haight, Jersey Shore R.D.

2: BOOTERY Tut Your Feet in Oar Twice Yearly Sale! STARTING THURSDAY 9:30 A.M. (Continued from Page 1) rubber mallet, although the boy is said to have broken some with his gloved fist. At the garage, the glass in an overhead door was broken. Burglary charges may be filed for the Saturday night or early Sunday morning Renovo burglaries of the Barlock's wallpaper and paint store, at the corner of Eighth St. and Huron Renovo Builders and Supply Ontario Lou's Cafe, 540 Erie and the P.P&L.

building on St. Clair Ave. Attempted burglaries were committed at the Laura Serra grocery store, 166 Eleventh Mobile service station at Sixth St. and Huron and the Biernesser used car lot, Erie and Ninth according to the charges. Windows were reported smashed at Seventh public school building; the office of the Renovo Record; W.A.

Darrin residence, 706 Ontario Ted Caskey home, 705 Ontario Mrs. Catherine O'Connor home, 834 Ontario Vincent W. Burnell residence, 224 Eighth and the Joseph Bar- attas at 246 Eighth St. Brockton Hospital from the plant, located some 25 miles south of Boston. Avis Yule Light Donors, Workers Given 'Well Done' AVIS Installation of new Christmas decorations along Central Ave.

here was completed in time for Christmas by loca! civic groups whose members have extended special thanks to John G. Detwiler, president of Central Cable Corp. for a donation of cable. Twenty-two lights were installed. All who helped in the project were commended, including the firms and individuals who gave donations.

These included Capital Industries, $200; Avis Luncheonette, $25; Union National Bank, $25; Avis Motor Mart, $25, and the Avis PTA, $10. King Consfanfine Expected in Greece by New Year's Day ATHENS (AP) -Reliable sources said today King Con- F. and A. M. in Williamsport.

Surviving are his wife, he former Marjorie'Young; two sons, Garth, of Newton Square, and Douglas, at home; one daughter, Mrs. Linda Gemelli, Portland, five brothers, Leroy, of Jersey Shore; Paul, Williamsport; El wood, Mill Hall; Daniel, Philadelphia, and Sanford, Dresden, N. four sisters, Mrs. Dorothy Kreamer, Jersey Shore; Mrs. Faye Brion, Wlliamsport; Mrs.

Betty Stengel, Emporium, and Mrs. Thelma Baker, Doylestown, and four grandchildren. Or. Mary Jane Wyland STATE COLLEGE Dr. Mary Jane Wyland, former member of the Board of Trustees of the Pennsylvania State University and a former professor of education at the university, died Saturday at the Parkwest Manor Nursing home, at the age of 84.

For many years she had been chairman of the division of secondary education and supervisor of student teaching. stantine may return to Greece before New Year's Day and will be greeted by Premier George Papopoulos, the man he attempted to oust from power. Papadopoulos, accompanied by Deputy Premier Stylianos Patakos, flew off for northern Greece for a tour of the provinces. The grand marshal of the royal court, Leonidas Papagoso, who led to Rome with the King after the abortive Dec. 13 coup returned from Rome Tuesday, reportely to prepare for the king's return.

He said he came back to attend to some personal problems. Holder of the honorary degree of LL. from Juniata College, she was a graduate of Grinnell College, Iowa, and Columbia University. She joined the Penn State faculty in 1927. Funeral services were conducted at State College this morning.

officiate. Interment, Christian Cemetery, Blanchard. Friends will be received Wednesday evening at the funeral home. Bechdel Funeral Home, Beech Creek. BLEW Services will be at 2 p.m., Thursday at the Rearick Funeral Home, 1002 Allegheny Jersey Shore, for Mrs.

Myrtle Blew, 72, of 321 Spruce Jersey Shore, who died Monday. Dec. 25, 1967, in Jersey Shore Hospital. The Rev. Harry A.

Klingcman, her pastor, will officiate. Burial, Rest Haven Memorial Park, Friends may call at the funeral home Wednesday from 7 to 9 p.m. Rearick Funeral Home, Jersey Shore. DAVEY Services will be Thursday at 2 p.m. at the Moriarty Funeral Home for Riley E.

Davey, 76, of the Keystone Hotel, who died on Monday, Dec. 25, 1967, at 2 p.m. in the Renovo Hospital. The Rev. David W.

Hovies will officiate. Interment, North Bend Cemetery. Friends will be received at the funeral home after 7 p.m. Wednesday. Moriarty Funeral Home, Renovo.

SCRIMSHAW Services will be Saturday at 2 p.m. at the Moriarty Funeral Home for William F. Scrimshaw, 87, of 143 Fourteenth Renovo, who died at 11:15 p.m. Tuesday, Dec. VMUCAN OTTY (AP)-In.

the wake of iPresident Johnson's meeting with Pope Paul VI, re ports spread in Vatican circles today that the pontiff will sem a peace mission soon to North Vietnam. It was impossible to confirm whether the reports were leaks inspired by leading Vatican officials preparing the ground for such a mission, or simply logical speculation. The reports first appeared in the Turin daily La Stampa. considered usually well informed on Vatican affairs. Afternoon Rome dailies later carried much the same story.

There was no joint communi- que issued after the Pope and Johnson met the night of Dec. 23. The President stopped off in Rome on his way home from Australia to discuss Vietnam with the Pope. Johnson said afterward he would agree to stop the U.S. bombings if the principle of mutual restraint was also accepted 'by North Vietnam.

He told the Pope American war prisoners held in Nor Vietnam were being denied their rights. He also added would be keeping in touch wifh the pontiff in the days ahead on the Vietnamese issue. The La Stampa story said: "After the meeting between Johnson and Paul it is expected that soon a Vatican delegation will be sent to North Vietnam." It said the initial purpose would be to obtain more humane treatment prisoners, for but American war that this would provide the chance for political contacts with the hope of preparing the way for preliminary talks aimed at starting peace negotiations. Personals Miss Jannt L. White, Lake Oswego, is visiting her Mrs.

A. P. White and ler sister. Mrs. Daniel Sham- ov, 127 N.

Summit over he holidavs. HOLIDAY SHOW! GARDEN THEATRE Adults $1.00 Child 7:00 P.M. and 9:00 P.M. EVERYBODY LOVES ROSIE FOR HER DELIGHTFUL MADCAP CAPERS EXCEPT HER CHILDREN WHO LOVE HER FOR HER MILLIONS! Special Stereophonic Sound Rev. Gilbert C.

Fremont BELLEFONTE The Rev. Gilbert C. Fremont, a former assistant pastor at St. John's Catholic church, died at Mercy Hospital Johnstown, Monday. He had been pastor of St.

Benedict's there since 1961. Father Fremont had been assistant to the late Msgr. William E. Downes and served as administrator of St. John's parish for a year and a half in the late 1940s.

Death (Continued from Page 1) and rock foreman in the bridge LIFE STRIDE AIR STEP MISS AMERICA BUSTER BROWN 4 90 12 90 Regularly Priced from 6.99 to 16.99 Boys'Shoes 8.90 Florsheim 17.80 A rubber mallet, believed taken the P.P.&L. office, and several cans of beer from Lou's Cafe, are the only articles reported missing. Police are continuing their investigation to see if anyone else was involved in the series of incidents. The Jones boy, whose parents are Mr. and Mrs.

George L. Jones, has been attending the Bucktail Area Jointure High School, where he showed good potential as a basketball player, but did not keep his class- work up to the standards required for the team. 3 Recruits Join Air Force Stock Market NEW YORK (AP) -The stock market continued its upward push at the opening today. Trading was moderately active. Gams outnumbered losses by nearly 2 to 1.

Chrysler was up at 54 3 Opening prices included: Bethlehem Steel, up Vi at 33; Detroit Steel, up at 22; American Airlines, up at U. S. Lines, off at and Alcan, up at Also Occidental Petroleum, off at 109 3 Benguet, up at RCA, up at Ford, off and General Motors, off at 83. Noon Quotations from Joiephthil Alle Pwr Am Can SI 8 Koppers Maremont Am Tob Ward Atl Ref 100 Newberry 28 Brooks Penney Chrysler Con Gas i Piper 53 Vij RCA Sherbrooke 10.90 Robiee Open Thursday Friday till 9 P.M. 13.90 Two Lock Haven boys and one from Beech Creek are among the recruits who enlisted in the U.S.

Air Force last week at the Williamsport recruiting office. The Lock Haven recruits are Daryl Gene Probst, 19, son off Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Probst, 334 W. Church and Gary Lynn Moore, 18, son of Mr.

and Mrs. Harold L. Moore, 110 N. Liberty St. The Beech Creek recruit is Donald Lee Kitchen, 19, son of Mr.

and Mrs. Donald M. Kitchen, R.D. 1. Probst and Kitchen were sent to Lackland AFB, Texas, for basic training, and Moore went DuPont Ford Gen Mot GT Grant Gulf Ham'mill 83V, Sears Std NJ US Steel to the Amarillo AFB, also in Texas.

Sergeant Stan Winner, Air Force recruiter for the Lycoming-Clinton county area announced they were among five Alpine Star Shows Membership Boom Alpine Star Lodge 1827 met Thursday, Dec. 21, at the Sons of Italy, Rose Marie Bitner was initiated into the lodge. Mrs. i is the 12th new member to join since November. A Christmas party following included a gilt exchange and a tureen supper.

Cancel Nixon Lunch PHILADELPHIA (AP) luncheon meeting between Richard M. Nixon, former vice president, and various Philadelphia Republican leaders here Jan. has been cancelled. Republican spokesmen said the luncheon was cancelled because of conflict with the taping for December. I of a tel" show here.

gang. After he he operated the Mill Run Lumber located on the next mountain stream above the better-known Baker's Run. This operation was in partnership with Dr. James L. Lubrecht of Lock Haven.

Billy Scrimshaw knew Mill Run well. Fishing there, not too long ago with two Renovo friends, as they recall it, he caught the limit of trout while they laboriously caught only two each. He was a member of First Methodist Church, and an active participant in the social life of the community. "He cut a wicked rug on the dance floor," someone recalls. He was a life member of the B.P.O.E lodge 334, and of the West Branch Hose a member of th Order of Moose and Retfa 's Association, also a social member of the American Legion.

Surviving with Mrs. Scrimshaw, are William F. Mrs. Emma Far well and Mrs. Pa- ricia Tarr ovo; John Covington, Eugene, Reading, and Mrs.

Zillah Nelson, Harrisburg; 22 grandchildren and 22 great-grandchildren. A daughter, Mrs. Dorothy Morgan, and a brother, Harry Scrimshaw of Renovo, have died. Pa. Masons Install John K.

Young PHILADELPHIA (AP) -The Grand Lodge of Free and Accepted Masons announced today the installation of John Young as the Grand Master. Young, a Philadelphia lawyer who lives in Broad Axe, Montgomery County, will head approximately 253,000 Masons in 610 lodges throughout the state. He succeeds. Robert E. Devoe of Oil City.

Other officers installed today included Hiram P. Ball, Pittsburgh, deputy grand master; W. Orville Kimmel, Harrisburg, senior grand warden; Rochester B. Woodall, Philadelphia, junor grand warden; and Ashby B. Paul, Harrisburg, grand secretary.

26, 1967, at the Renovo Hospital. The Rev. David W. Hovies will officiate. Interment, North Bend Cemetery.

Friends will be received at the funeral home after p.m. Friday. Elks memorial services, 8 p.m. Friday. Moriarty Funeral Home, Renovo.

HEIVLY Services will be at 2 p.m. Friday at the Rearick Funeral Home, 1002 Allegheny Jersey Shore, for Harold Heivly, 58, of West Chester, a native of Jersey Shore, who died Tuesday, Dec. 26. 1967, at his home. The Rev.

Harry A. Klingeman, pastor of Trinity EUB Church of Jersey Shore, will officiate. Burial, Jersey Shore Cemetery. Friends may call at the funeral home Friday from 1p.m. until the time of service.

Rearick Funeral Home, Jersey Shore. ROSALIND RUSSELL SANDRADEE ROSS HUNTER'S Students TEC HN ICOUOK The New Hit Is Fascinating Entertainment with Brian Audrey Medows Suanita Moore James Brown Gala NEW YEAR'S EVE PARTY 10 'til SONS of ITALY CLUB in Lock Haven Music by "We Throe" Popular Group from Williamsport FREE! Hats, Noisemakers, Poppers and Streamers Will Be Open No injuries in $350 Accident Route 220 and Country Club Lane, Bald Eagle was the scene of a $350 accident at 1:55 p.m. Tuesday. No injuries were reported. James K.

Ogden, 739 Weaver Clearfie'd, was driving west on 220 and stopped on the green arrow. A car driven by Kathryn Mitchell, Mill Hall R.D. 1, traveling in the same direction, failed to stop, and collided with the Ogden car. ROX LOCK HAVEN RIALTO THEATER RENOVO Now Showing I WllAim IMNXItS HAMMF.RSTON MI EftNCST UNMAN 53 41 Shows at P.M. NOW frank Sinatra OHMtS both dmgeroui and demanding! COMING ATTRACTIONS SHOW TIME: 8 P.M.

Admission prices this engagement: ADULTS STUDENTS 1.50; CHILDREN (Under 12) 50c Dine Dance KERSCHNER'S HOTEL CROSS FORKS, Pa. FRIDAY, Dec. 29th Very Special Farewell Party for the "FLYING DUTCHMAN" He's Leaving for California. Music by the-Crazy Hoe-Downers from Oley Valley, Pa. See Betty the GO-GO Girl Hear George Morley, Better Known as the Singing Pipeline and More Surprises M.C.

Mr. Easton of WFRM SATURDAY, Dec. 30th Big Dance! To the Music of the "Hokcy Pokei" SUNDAY, Dec. 31st New Year's Eve Party Fun for All! No Reservations Needed Come Early! First Come First Served!.