The Express from Lock Haven, Pennsylvania • Page 6

10-Wednesday, January 4, 1967-The Express, Lock Haven, Pa, STAR CLAY R. POIXAN 8- 9-13-15 OCMINI MAY 22 JUNE 22 JUNE 23 JULY 23 Your Daily Activity According to the Stars. To develop message, for Thursday, read words corresponding to numbers of your Zodiac birth 61 Compromise 32 Hod 62 If 33 Interesting 63 Unknown 34 You 35 Willing 36 May 37 Receive 38 Pick 39 Your 40 A 41 Peopte 42 Nice 43 Up 14 Spur 44 Inspiring ISWotch 45 Day lilt's 46 Are 17 Meet 47 Cultivate 18 Your 48 Sound 19Fint 49 Come 20 To 50 Defend Suspfcien 51 Down 22Tutn 52To '23 Are 53 To 24 Slippery 54 Earth 25 You 55 Own 26 You 56 Forgetting 27 To 57 Sidewalks 28 Some 58 Money 29 Charming 59 Talents 30 And 60 Especially LIMA SEPT. 23 OCT. 73 3-17-28-29 30-33-41 2 Be 3 You'll 4 Your 5 Policies 6 Give 7 Inspiring 8 Slight 9 Accidents 10 Strong .11 Attention 12 Influences Good Adverse 64 To 65 Others 66 Disagree 67 An 68 Others 69 On 70 Them 71 Be' 72 Practical 73 Lcvel-heooVd 74 Anniversary 75 To 76 Or 77 Success 78 May 79 Thank-you 80 With 81 Surprise 82 Card 83 The 84 Be 85 Personal 86 Problems 87 Check 88 Today 89 Confirmed 90 Courage I Neutral 42-56-81-88 SCORMO NOV.

22 SAGITTARIUS NOV. 23 DEC 22 1 12-45-06 CANMCMN DEC. 23 JAN. 20 AOUAMUS AN. 21 19 PISCES MAR.

2, 9-75-77 Loans for Small Businesses Which Suffered from Drought i ii a li si a t. t. hi" G. Zi se tei foj thi as 20i un-. pej ofch R.O.

Pr. vel 2 wi' pei otr i nu ar iv in ill IU! Small businesses in Clinton, Lycoming, Potter and 35 other Pennsylvania counties, which were declared disaster areas by the U.S. secretary of agriculture Dec. 35 after prolonged drought conditions, are eligible for loans from the Small Business Administration, 1015 Chestnut Philadelphia, through 1967. William T.

Gennetti, regional director, announced loans at interest are available to small businesses which have suffered substantial economic injury House Group Orders Mrs. Powell Fired WASHINGTON (AP) The House Administration Committee Tuesday ordered Rep. Adam Clayton Powell's wife removed from her $20,500 job on his payroll. The committee also issued findings of widespread irregularities in official travel. The findings, made by a subcommittee which held hearing on practices of the House Education and Labor Committee, of which Powell is chairman, were made part of an official House document which goes to the Justice Department as well as other government agencies.

the drought. I Loan proceeds may be used to provide working capital, replenish normal inventories, and pay financial obligations (except bank svhich the borrower would have been able to meet had it not been for loss of revenue as a result of the drought. The amount of the loan is determined by the working capital needs of the applicant. Farmers and stockmen are not eligible for loans from the i Small Business Administration. They should apply to the Farmers Home Administration.

A.R. Marsh Named to New PRR Post PHILADELPHIA Albert R. Marsh, regional mechanical officer of the Pennsylvania Railroad at Philadelphia, was appointed to the new position of production control manager of the railroad's vast Altoona Works operations. In announcing the appointment, W. E.

Lehr, chief mechanical officer, said the position was created to provide an effective and efficient control over the operations of the works in line with the modernization and streamlining within the last few years. NOW is the to Combine Your Debts! Whatever your money problem, one off our loan plans will help to solve it. '25 to '3500 CLINTON COUNTY Finance Corp. Up to $600 8 Bellefonte Ave. Reid S.

Walter, Mgr. Consumer Disc. Co. Open Friday 'til 8 p.m. Phone 748-4095 JOAN E.

SOHMER TO WED Her engagement to Calvin J. Young of Ficmingion, a sophomore at Lock Haven State College, has been announced this holiday season. PFC. HAROLD WORKMAN AND BRIDE The, wedding of the former Pamela Jean Chapman to Harold Jay Workman took place on December 22 in the Salvation Army chapel. The bride is the daughter of Mr.

and Mrs. Alfred Lee Chapman. Mr. Workman, who is serving in the Army, stationed in Germany, is the son of Mr. and Mrs.

Edward Angelo Workman. Miss Pamela Chapman Is Bride of Harold Workman In a double-ring ceremony on Thursd Dec. 22, Miss Pamela Jean Chapman, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Lee Chapman, 105 Jessamine became the bride of Pfc.

Harold Jay Workman, son of Mr. and Mrs. Edward Angelo Workman, 53 Spring St. Major Donald Lance officiated for the ceremony in the Salvation Army chapel. Mr.

Chap- ti; ij ri 3 t' JANUARY CLEARANCE COATS COATS cOATS ALL WINTER COATS GO REGARDLESS OF PRICE SHOES! SHOES! SHOES 12 Viva Americana American Girl Red Cross Buy Prices Soaring! Black Brown Otter AA to widths man gave his daughter in mar- iage. The bride wore a floor-length dress of imported peau de sole and Chantilly lace. The bodice lad scalloped neckline sprink- ed with iridescent sequins and learls. The skirt, of cutaway style, was trimmed with Chan- lily lace over a ruffled underskirt. Four rows of lace dipped a train effect in the back.

A leaf design headdress outlined with crystals and pearls held her veil of illusion and she carried a white Bible with blue and while pompons. Miss Deanna Winner, maid ENGAGED Miss Mary Bottorf's engagement to Pvt. Robert J. Steinbacher is announced by her parents, Mr. and Mrs.

Thorald E. Bottorf, Mill Hall R.D. 2. Mary Boftorf to Wed Pvf. Steinbacher of honor, wore a long blue and white chiffon dress and carried blue and white pompons.

Edward T. Workman was best man for his brother. Ushers were Pfc. Richard Gill and Pvt. Albert Miller.

There was a reception in the church social room. The bride, a senior at Lock Haven High School, will reside at the home of her parents while her husband, a 1965 grad- Joan E. Sohmer and Calvin Young Engaged to Wed Mr. and Mrs. Louis F.

Sohmer, Youngstown, Ohio, formerly of Lock Haven, announce the engagement of their daughter, Joan to Calvin J. Young, son of Mr. and Mrs. Calvin L. Young, 621 Frederick Flemington.

Miss Sohmer graduated from the Lock Haven High School, and attended Beefoe School of Nursing, Lewes, Del. She is now employed by the Lock Haven Garment Co. Mr. Young, also a graduate of the Lock Haven High School, is a sophomore at Lock Haven State College. He is employed at Unkel Joe's Woodshed.

No wedding date has been set. Mary Ann Poff Is Engaged MUNCY The engagement of Miss Mary Aim Poff, daughter of Mrs. L. Willard Poff, 310 S. Main and the late Mr.

Poff, formerly of Look Haven, to Alan C. Preuss was announced by her mother. Mr. Preuss is the son of Mr. and Mrs.

Fred A. Preuss, Muncy R.O. 1. Miss Poff is a graduate of the Muncy High School. She will graduate in September from the WillJamsport Hospital School of Nursing.

Mr. Preuss, a 1963 Williamsport High School graduate, is employed as chief engineer at Radio Station WMPT. A late summer wedding is planned. Mr. Poff who had been a teacher and football, coach at WHliamsburg High School was employed as an advertising writer at Radio Station WBPZ in Lock Haven.

Sharon Yocum Bride Dec. 24 Miss Sharon Lee Yocum, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Harold L. Yocum 907 Belief onte became the bride on Dec.

24 of Pvt. Arthur W. Nonemaker, son of Mr. and Mrs. Robert E.

Nonemaker, 215 E. Keller Castanea. The Rev. Newton L. Huffine, pastor of Christ, officiated for a double ring ceremony in the church at 2 o'clock in the afternoon.

The couple was attended by Mr. and Mrs. William Moore, brother-in-law, and sister of the bridegroom. The reception was held at the home of the bride's parents. Mrs.

Nonemaker graduated in 1965 from the Lock Haven High School. She is employed by Bro- Dart Industries in WiUiamsport. Pvt. Nonemaker, who graduated in 1966, is on active duty at Fort Knox, Ky. For the present the bride will remain with her parents.

Police Official Unhappy with Job PHILADELPHIA (AP) Police Inspector John F. has been assigned to take command of a new citywide campaign against vice, burglary ami larceny. But he's not too happy about TO BE BRIDE Miss Bonnie Ann Davy, daughter of Mr. arid Mrs. Robert E.

Davy, Blanchard, is engaged to Spec. 4 James H. McCloskey, son of Mr. and Mrs. John J.

McCloskey, Blanchard. Bonnie Davy is Engaged BLANCHARD-Mr. and Mrs. Robert E. Davy, Blanchard, announce the engagement of their daughter, Bonnie Ann, to Spec.

4 James H. McCloskey, son of Mr. and Mrs. John H. McCloskey, Blanchard.

Miss Davy will graduate from Lock Haven High School, in June. Mr. McCloskey, who is a graduate of Lock Haven High School in the class of 1964, is serving a four-year enlistment in the Army. No date has been set for the wedding. uate of School, with the many.

High years U.S. Army in Ger- Lock Haven serving two Engaged MILL HALL-Mr. and Mrs. Thorald E. Bottorf, Mill Hall R.D, 2, have announced the engagement of their daughter, Miss Mary Bottorf, to Pvt.

Robert J. Steinbacher, son of Mr. and Mrs. Robert. Steinbacher.

Miss Bottorf is a graduate of Bald Eagle-Nittany High School. Mr. Steinbacher, also graduate of Bald Eagle-Nittany, is serving in the Army, stationed in South Carolina. Peace Corps Man Protests Draft SEATTLE, Wash. (AP) A Seattle Peace Corps volunteer who protested being pulled out of the Philippines for the draft is scheduled to be inducted next Tuesday.

The volunteer, Fred Lonidier, 24, wrote to the Manila Times after receiving his induction notice and said it was a waste of time and money to train Peace Corps volunteers and then draft them. He also termed the Peace Corps a political gimmick. He joined the Peace Corps after he. was classified 1A in the draft. Lonidier and his wife, Paulette, 23, who was a Peace Corps volunteer with him in the Philippines, returned to Seattle after visiting her parents in California.

it. "It's no promotion," he saic Tuesday. "It's directly against what I wanted. I had the gamblers running and crime He has been in charge of the Northeast Police Division. Police Commissioner Edwan J.

Bell said that Driscoll is "an expert who can do the job." Driscoll said, "I have no staff "At the Northeast I had Hire men and my own driver. Nov I don't even have a driver, have to drive my police car in full uniform vice people will see me before I see them." He said he would do hii best, however. 12,100 Deaths Caused by Fires BOSTON (AP) Fire causec approximately 12,100 deaths anc LOIS M. SMART Her engagement has been announced to Virgil 0. Hartley of Stanton, now serving with the U.S.

Army in Germany. Miss Smart, of Salona, is employed by IBM in Endicott, N.Y. Lois Marie Smart Is Bride-to-Be of Virgil Hartley SAiLGNA Mr. and Mrs. 'hilip C.

Smart of Salona an nounce the engagement of their daughter, Lois Marie, to Virgi 0. Hartley son of Mr. ant Wrs. Virgil O. Hartley Sr.

Stanton, Calif. Miss Smart is a graduate Bald EagleMNittany High School She attended Baptist Bible Sem nary in Johnson Ci'ty, N.Y. anc presently employed by IBM in Endicott, N.Y. Mr. Hartley graduated from Magnolia High School, Anaheim alif.

He is serving with th United States Army in Ger many. No date has been set for th wedding. Service Notes some $1.8 billion loss during 1966, in property preliminary figures by the National Fir Protection Association showed today. The estimated death toll was up some 100 over the 1965 tota and apparently equalled tto record high of 12,100 set in 1954 the NFPA said. Should the property loss tota be final, the NFP said, it wil be an all-time high.

The pre vious record of $1.78 billion was recorded in 1963, The fire victims includec about 2,100 children, the NFPA reported. PVT. WILLIAM R. BARTON who spent the Christmas holidays with his wife, the former Donna Glossner, and his parents, Mr. and Mrs.

Harry Shoemaker, Jersey Shore R.D. 1, will report Jan. 5 to Oakland, to go to Vietnam. He entered the Army Aug. 15 and took basic training at Fort Jackson, S.C.

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