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PAGE 2 THE DAILY NEWS, Huntingdon and Mount Union, July 7, 1972 Obituaries H. Foster Thomas Grace L. Bard Miss Grace L. Bard of Hamburg, a native of Huntingdon County, died Thursday, July 6, 1972, at 6 a.m. at the Hamburg State School and Hospital.

ShewasSl. She was born April 18, 1921 at Rockhill Furnace, a daughter of John A. and Bertha (Fike) Bard. She never married. She is survived by two brothers: Cecil L.

Bard of Elizabethtown and Harold L. Bard of Chambersburg. Miss Bard was of the Methodist faith. Private funeral services will be held Saturday, July 8 at2p.m. at the Ott funeral home, Orbisonia.

The Rev. Myron R. Jones of the Orbisonia United Methodist Church will officiate and interment will be made in the Rockhill Furnace 100F Memorial Cemetery. There will be no viewing. H.

Foster (Red) Thomas, Tyrone RD 4, died Thursday, July 6 at 2:30 a.m. in Mercy Hospital, Altoona, following an extended illness. He was born June 29, 1892 at Tyrone RD 4, the son of Martin and Annie (Kauffman) Thomas. He was a lifelong resident of the Tyrone RD 4 area. He is survived by two brothers, Ralph Thomas, Tyrone, and Samuel Thomas of Tyrone RD 4.

Several nieces and nephews also survive. He was a member of the Warriors Mark United Methodist Church, and was a veteran of World War I. He was a member of Howard Legion and the Warriors Mark- Franklin Volunteer Fire Company. He was a retired farmer. Funeral service will be con- ducted Saturday at 2 p.m.

at the Cox Funeral Home, Warriors Asa A. iddOWSOn Mark, in charge of the Rev. Asa A. Widdowson, of 809 Wai- Glenn Earner. Interment will be nut street, Hollidaysburg, died made in Burket Cemetery.

at 11-45 am Thursday, July 6, Friends will be received at 1972, in Mercy Hospital, Altoona, the funeral home after 2 p.m. Be was 54 today and until the time of ser- Born July 3 ln ciymer, vice Saturday. he was the son of Royden and Harriet (McDowell) Widdowson. He was married August 10, 1957 MplvinRnnrahniiwh Thelma Stever in Carlisle. JtoaraDaugn Survivors include his wlfei ln Melvin Roarabaugh of Wil- his mother, in J.

Melvm HoaraDaugn oi wii brother and three aT Wednesday 5 72 The brother is John R. a pital "wherfhe Widdowson New Alexandria was admitted July 2 auer suffer- D. 2 and he sisters, Mrs. Baring a heart attack at his home, bara Hiester Aptos, Mrs. He was born Aug 28 Betty Lee Johnson, Glendora, a so'nof'johnM.

Cal and Mrs. Minnell Spaw, Surviving are his wife and five Church of Indiana. Haz- He was a graduate of Indiana ise and Susan Kay at home; nine srss Lodge No. 377, Leech- utetime Wert ot Lewistown, Clair, Mrs. Alice Magnus, Robert and Richard of Williamsburg, Donald of Blacklick and Mrs.

Margie Ketner of Tyrone. He was a truck driver for West- Funeral services will beheld at 2 p.m. Sunday, July 9, at the Plank funeral home, Hollidaysburg. The Rev. Walter A.

Davis va'co, officiate, employed there (or the past 47 Friends may call at the fun- years. He was a member of eral home from 7 to 9 this even- FOE' Aerie 1873. ln and from 2 to 4 and 7 to p.m. Saturday. At Your SMR Six Mile Run Huntingdon SC State College Robertsdale MU Mount Union SPECIALS, EXHIBITS County Firemen's Convention with parade, pageantry, contests, food and fun (July 8 Union Lions Town Fair at Municipal Park.

Rides, food, concessions (July 3-8) State Festival of American Theatre performance of "Merlon of the Movies." Curtain at 8 p.m. except Sunday at 7:30 p.m. (July 7-9, 11-15) and paintings in Pattee Library (Thru July 14) Pennsylvania Festival of the Arts. Exhibits, theatre productions, artists at work. Penn State campus (July 13-16) show of George Zoretich drawings and paintings in Chambers Gallery (Thru July 28) of Kenneth Beittel In-Chambers Gallery (Thur July 28) ON SCREEN "Bedknobs and Broomsticks" (G) 7:10 and 9:25 (Thru July 11); "Frogs" (PG) Time to be announced (July 12-15) "The Side Hackers" (PG) 7 and 9 (July 7, 8); "Joe Hill" (PG) 7 and 9 (July 9,10) "The Cowboys" (PG) 7 and 9:10, Sat.

and Sun. matinees at 2 p.m. (Thru July 11) "Room Service 75" (X) 7 and 9 (Thru July 11) A QUICK LOOK AT THE MOVIES BEDKNOBS AND BROOMSTICKS Angela Lansbury stars in live action-animation Disney feature. Magical screen adventure, full of cinematic artistry. FROGS Ray Milland and friends find themselves confronted with a Mother Nature going berserk.

THE SIDE HACKERS A cycle drama of hard riders, hard steel, hot leather, hot women. JOE HILL Based on true story of one man's efforts to organize a labor union in the early 1900's. Wounded, accused of murder, his work is cut out for him. THE COWBOYS John "Wayne tries to turn school boys into cowboys, herding steers and defying bad guys. ROOM SERVICE the bell brings more than a ring.

FOR THE TRAVELER KUTZTOWN, Pa. Last davs Kutztown Folk 'Festival. Customs, crafts, food and exhibits of Pennsylvania Dutch. In Berks County (July 7, 8) SINNAMAHONING, Pa. Annual Rattle Snake Hunt Festivities.

On Route 120 in Cameron County from 7 a.m. to 9 p.m. (July 8,9) WEST HAZELTON, Pa. Fine Arts Festival. Art exhibits, folk-singing, dancing, crafts, demonstrations, theatre performances, continuous entertainment.

At Borough Annex, Luzerne County (July 9-12) NORTH EAST, Pa. Festival in Erie County (July 12-15) Flood Big Topic At necessary to seek another $100,000 in funds (or the center. The board has already raised more than $65,000 through private solicitations. Ground was broken last September for the medical center, which will be located on a three- acre plot In the borough of Broad Top City adjacent the ball field on Route 913. Preparation of multitude of problems it creat- the site, including grading and ed took the lion's share o( the Spassky To Move First Chess Match To M-tOpenOnTuesday REYKJAVIK, Iceland (UPI) After two weeks of behind-the- scene diplomacy and much talking, Bobby Fischer and Boris Spassky have agreed to get down to their real business chess.

amounting awarded last ty Commissioners. fall to James Krieger of Coal- The board met at the flood in- The match for the world title mon formation center, along with now held by the 35-year-old The medical center board will James Lodge, county planner and Russian will begin Tuesday in meet again next Thursday, July Richard Wolfe, assistant planner, the Icelandic capital. The 13, at 8 p.m., In the Broad Top to hear representatives from In- winner gets $150,000 and the City United Methodist Church, ternal Revenue Service, Housing loser $100,000. In other business last evening, and Urban Development, Small Spassky, a handsome Lenin- the medical center board approv- Business Administration, Corps grad journalist who makes a ed the following committee ap- of Engineers and Office of Emer- living playing chess the year pointments: gency preparedness tells about around, will make the first the operation of the center, move. He won the draw Grounds Committee: James Park, chairman; Glenn Rinehart, Wayne Building Committee: James McDonald, chairman; Ellis Griffith; Paul Wright.

Water Committee: G. Dewey Black; George Horton; Dennis Rourke; John Horton. Continuing Fund Raising Committee: Ruth Gates, chairman; Bertha Mort; Antonette Moon. Budget Committee: Guy Marcocci, chairman; Theresa Reed; Tom Howells. Personnel and Equipment Committee: The Rev.

Robert Raycroft, chairman; Ann Marcocci; Donald Brocht; Ellis Griffith. J. C. Blair Hospital News The Daily NEWS published daily at 325 Penn Huntingdon, Pa. Price 10 cents per copy.

Second class postage paid at Huntingdon, Pa. 16652. TED'S BALLROOM MOUNT UNION EVERY SAT. NITE Vern Harrison Band Exceptionally Good Dance Band 10 'til Two Contracts Are Awarded Sportspal Canoes See the new 8 ft. Weighs 20 Us.

Fishing Equipment Rifle, Shotgun Ammunition EBERSOLE HAMMAN Orbisonia Two of the county's first cleanup contracts have been awarded in the wake of recent flooding. The James Krieger Company has been awarded a contract estimated at $50,000 for cleaning up debris streams in Huntingdon County. Huntingdon Electric Motor Service has been awarded an estimated $25,000 contract to repair Huntingdon's damaged sewage treatment plant. The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, with disaster headquarters at the National Guard Armory, Lewistown R.D.

3, made the announcement Thursday, They revealed that IBbidscover- Ing 13counties in thereglon would total an estimated $600,000. The Corps of Engineers uses funds from the Federal Disaster Program in awarding cleanup contracts. All these figures are subject to fluctuation. Inspectors from the Department of Environmental Resources, in addition to the engineers, are making damage estimates and investigating stream cleanup in Mlfflin County. Six Mile Run Set To Greet Firemen All is in readiness for the p.m.

in the Six Mile Run Fire 26th annual Huntingdon County Hall, followed by presentation of Firemen's Association conven- trophies. lion due to begin tomorrow in Immediately following the pa- Six Mile Run, according to con- geant, at approximately 10 p.m., vention committee co-chairman there will be a free street dance Ed Mohr. featuring music by The James- Saturday's major activities town Colony. will begin with registration from The crowning touch to the 9 a.m. to 6 p.m.

at the Six Mile evening's activities will be an Run Fire Hall. The firemen's elaborate fireworks display be- pumping contest, battle of the ginning at 11 p.m. barrel, and bucket brigade is in addition, the Carol- scheduled for 10 a.m., followed al will be running at full steam by luncheon for delegates at 11:30 all day and night next to the Six Registration for the Queen's Mile Run Fire Hall, with rides a4iioio Pageant will begin at 12:30 p.m. and amusements for young and parents of the new baby are Jack JULY 6, 1972 ADMITTED Cloyd Ralph Stinson, Hesston R.D. Homer Frank Stever, Huntingdon R.D.

2. Cloyd E. Roarabaugh, Riddlesburg. Mary E. Frye, Saxton R.D.

1. Carol KaySwope, 1705 Norris Street, Saxton. Roger Dale Hamer, Spruce Creek. Ardls R. Hamer, SpruceCreek.

DISCHARGED James Bookheimer, 24 W. Pennsylvania Avenue, Mount Union. Robert Claycomb, 135 W. Maxwell Street, Mount Union. Ronald Davis, Huntingdon R.

D. 3. Warren Fegan, Blairs Mills. Carolyn Hess, McConnellstown. Maidie Lindsay, Williamsburg R.D.

1. Reginald Lundquest, Riddlesburg. Ronald Moffet, Alexandria. George Lambert, the OEP co- Thursday night and will play ordinator (or all (ederal agen- white, meaning he will make cies, also'was present, the (irst move. The 29-year-old It was noted that Huntingdon American will play black in the County was one of the first to first game.

In succeeding get a response from the var- games they alternate, ious agencies due to the prompt Despite the charges and filing of forms requesting flood countercharges exchanged be- relief. tween the two camps there was The commissioners emphasize no sign of personal animosity that all information relative to between the two. flood relief must come (rom the Applause Exchanged center which is located at the When Spassky was introduced BES office, 501 Washington at the draw, Fischer applauded. Huntingdon, phone 643-5130. And when the challenger, Gerald Lang, Department of dressed in a green suit and red WeKare to tie, was presented, Spassky the board relative to the medi- gave him a big hand, cal assistance program reim- As they shook hands at the bursement for residents at the end of the ceremony, Spassky Huntingdon County Nursing Home.

He stated that the state had set the estimated need amount at $278.30. The state reimbursement will be 55 per cent I of any amount the patient or re- M. sident cannot pay. The board members were disappointed at the low reimbursement figure; it was believed it would be higher. Juntata Township Board of Supervisors in(ormed the commissioners that their building, leased from the Pennsylvania Fish Commission and located at "The Point," south of Huntingdon, was destroyed by the flood, completely washed away.

The building was the Juniata Township election center and election booths and equipment were lost. The supervisors also lost their records which were stored in the concrete block structure. The commissioners are now searching (or a new election center for Juniata Township. held on to Fischer's hand and said, "And good luck." The ceremony confirmed that all the problems that delayed the match for nine days finally had been settled. It began with Fischer refusing to come to Iceland for the originally scheduled start 2 because he was not happy with the financial terms.

Jim Slater, a wealthy British banker, saved the match when he offered to double the prize money from $250,000. WHUN, Schedule AM-1150 FM-1063 Sat. -r lllTTp Breaker HARRISBURG (UPI) Federal government statisticians have confirmed that June's flood was a record breaker in the Susquehanna River basin. The U.S. Geological Survey said the river monitoring station at Harrisburg saw all records broken in the 81 year history of river watching.

At the moment of the flood crest on June 24, the river flow churning past the city was one million cubic feet per second or 650 billion gallons. A spokesman said the average river flow past Harrisburg on June 24 of 918,000 cubic feet per second surpassed the high- ''est daily on record by 33, D. 1. Blessed Events Mr. and Mrs.

Robert S. Herncane o( Carlisle announced the arrival o( a daughter July 4,1972 in the Carlisle Hospital. grand- Thomas R. Donahue, pre- StSssarS-jT-rS caused problems, a spokesman Broad Top (Cont'd from Page 1) in the fire hall. Contestants and old alike, delegates will be treated to a banquet at 4 p.m.

before assembling for the annual firemen's parade at 5. The parade will form at Riddlesburg at about 5 p.m. and will proceed to Six Mile Run pre- ar exce eds that of many larg- ciselvatsixo'clock. TheQueen's er jtj es an( towns," Nicklas Pageant will be under way at 8 told the group, expressing his confidence that the board was making the right decision to proceed with plans for the larger facility at this time. "You have committed yourselves in good faith, and you owe it to yourselves and your community to continue in that commitment," he said.

One spokesman for the directors speculated that it would be KALOS $43-2861 CLIFTON NOW THRU TUESDAY DHVIO LflNSBURV TQmUNSON Feature Times At 7:10 9:17 SHE8MAN IwnKOSIAl TECHNICOLOR THREE REGISTERED PHARMACISTS APPLEBY'S Drug Store Mount Union The Beautiful New. EALITY THEATRE Robertsdalt W5-3451 I TONITE ft SAT, THE Side Hackers ACYCUiRRAMA GP SUNDAY, MONDAY Paramount Pctuf Presents A Sagittarius Production A BO WIDERSEW HIM foe Hill "I dreamed I saw Joe Hill last night Alive as you or me. Says 1, but Joe you're ten years dead. I never died say; CISNEY and O'DONNELL Star RouU Huntingdon Aluminum Siding Roofing 0 General Remodeling Phone 643-4968 SE L. Lesher of Carlisle and Mr.

and Mrs. Warren W. Herncane of Huntingdon. Mr. and Mrs.

James Swope of 1705 Norris Street, became the parents of a son July 6, 1972. fhe baby was born in the J. C. Blair Memorial Hospital. Mr.

and Mrs. Marlin Booh.er of Laurel, are rejoicing over the birth of a son, Marlin Dennis, in the Kimbrough Hospital, Laurel, R.D. The baby weighed 8 pounds, 6 ounces at birth. Maternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs.

George Norris of Licking Creek, Mount Un-' ion R.D. and paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Martus Booher of Mill Creek. said "Prior to June 20 rainfall The commissioners received normal," the survey said, from County Treasurer Richard "however, during the period of E.

Kidd a report on three June 20-24 excessive amounts accounts. A brief resume of of rain fell throughout the the weekly financial statement state." fo ll ows The five day rainfall at some Susquehanna River Basin cities General Fund Account: Bal- were: ance for week ending Monday, in. June 26, receipts during week ending Monday, July 3, orders paid during the same week, balance for week end- One swallow doesn't make a it doesn't even begin to get a Saturday night bash under way. Lewistown Theatres-, MILLER Now It's John Wayne'? Newest! A MARK BYPEU FILM "PG" Rated in Color EMBASSY NOW "Room Service 75" RATED NO ONE UNDER 21 ALL TICKETS $1.50 Guy and Ken Will Help You Order Your New Car and Save Now At Giornesto Motor Cot In Saxton Colonial Real Estate W. R.

Yocum, Realtor 228 Penn Huntingdon Phone ing Monday, July 3, $51,797.54. Liquid Fuels Tax Account: Balance for week ending Monday, June 26, receipts during week ending Monday, July 3, orders paid during the same week, none; balance (or week ending Monday, July 3, $183,409.68. Extended Care Unit Account: Balance (or week ending Monday, June 26, receipts during week ending Monday, July 3, orders paid during the same week, balance for week ending Monday, July 3, $14,759.09. in. in.

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