Palladium-Item from Richmond, Indiana • Page 20

Tuesday, Dec. 26, 1967, The Palladium-Item and Sun-Telegram, Richmond, Ind. 20 Realty Transfers The Weather Elsewhere Del Layne of Indiana to Rus sell E. Hite and Mary; lot 76, Richland Section 3. Plans Pushed For Parks Along Reservoir Despite Funds Delay Stanley L.

Vigran et to Richard K. Brinker and Anna; part s. w. y4 12- part n. w.

l4 13-13-2. Denzel Gibbs and Dorothy to Daniel B. Jennings and Beulah; part lot 20, C. T. Prices Second Del Layne of Indiana to Rich ard C.

Killen and Myrtle; lot By The Associated Press Monday High Low Pr. Albany, cloudy 38 30 .04 Kf thaw Uw hufMlwn lipmJ lil.n Nl todUm-Cmll UmitH 86, Richland Section 4. Del Layne of Indiana to Law Albuquerque, cloudy 42 22 rence K. Moore and Carol; lot 87, Richland Section 4. Del Layne of Indiana to Keith D.

Carty and Barbara; lot 85, Richland Section 4. William N. Boyce and Phyllis to Thomas K. Cox; part lot 27, Williamsburg. Atlanta, clear 49 33 Bismarck, snow 7 -6 Boise, cloudy 36 23 .04 Boston, cloudy 39 36 Buffalo, cloudy 37 19 cnlcaco.

clear 37 6 Cincinnati, snow 43 23 .11 Cleveland, snow 40 21 .17 Denver, clear 40 21 Des Moines, clear 20 7. Detroit, cloudy 35 9 .14 Fairbanks, cloudy Fort Worth, clear 55 27 Helena, cloudy 30 23 Honolulu, clear 74 63 Indianapolis, clear 40 13 .09 Claude S. Cortner to btuart D. Schaeffer and Sharon; pan s. w.

V4 28-16-12. Weather Forecast Snow is forecast Tuesday night in Montana and Idaho and portions of Washington. Snow flurries are expected along the Rocky Mountains into Texas and Oklahoma. Snow flurry activity is also due in the Great Lakes region. Rain is predicted in the Pacific Northwest.

Colder temperatures are in store for the eastern third of the nation and the upper Midwest. Fern McMains to uenran oia n. 1t 1 ser and Mamey wis i 15, Poe Hittle Addition, also Dart lot 16, L. Virgran. 2nd National Bank, irusiee, Addition, block 4.

Gilbert Miller and Ottie to Joel A. Peters and Mary; lot 10, block 21, Hagerstown. Pedco, to Richard L. Brantner and Catherine; lot 3 Park Ridge Addition, Section 1. 1.

Beverly K. Pope and Leonard to John M. Harlan, trustee, lot 19, Westview Hills and Dales Addition. John M. Harlan, trustee, to Leonard G.

Pope; lot 19, West-view Hills and Dales Addition. Paul E. Christy, executor to James E. Hieger and Barbara; lot 84, block 7, Mendenhall and Prices Addition. Shirley E.

Griffis to Byron J. Park and Elizabeth; part n. w. y4 3-13-1. Eugene L.

Karn and Jo Ann to Rufus Saylor and Verna; part lots 27, 28, Hellmor Addition. Charles R. Robbins and Beverly to Marlowe L. Brahdly and Emma; lot 5, Home Seekers Addition. Jackie Lee Klemann and Janice to Arthur M.

Stephens and Marie; part s. e. y4 27-17-14. Dickinsons Sales Service, to Donal L. Funkhouser Fern E.

Hartman; part lot 187, 188. Charles Starr Addition. Jacksonville, clear 65 45 Juneau, cloudy 25 14 Luther Parsons to Luther Far- Kansas City, clear 44 17 sons and Eleanor; part n. 42 16 35 10 40 30 .13 66 40 9-17-12. Okla.

City, clear Omaha, clear Philadelphia, clear Phoenix, clear Pittsburgh, snow Los Angeles, clear 78 55 Louisville, snow 49 21 .07 Memphis, clear 54 25 Curt R. Navlor and Bernice to Gavle E. Settles and Carol; St. Louis, clear 41 14 .10 Salt Lk. City, cloudy 36 32 .13 San Diego, clear 75 51 San clear 68 57 Seattle, cloudy 52 49 .31 Tampa, clear 66 53 Washington, clear 41 36 .06 Winnipeg, clear 4 -12 .01 (M Missing) (T-Trace) 09 Miami, cloudy 68 60 .02 Milwaukee, clear 35 3 lot 40, Willowbrook, First Sub division.

Centerville. 13 46 22 42 33 55 47 32 47 39 snow 25 0 Ptlnd, cloudy Ptlnd, rain Rapid City, cloudy Richmond, cloudy James W. Warth to William New Orleans, clear 60 39 New York, clear 43 36 .20 H. Grimes and Eariene; lots 81, 82, 83 Charles T. Prices, First Subdivision.

Raymond W. Cavender and 2 More Bodies Recovered From River STATE PARK 3j if JTY 11 '-WHITEATER QUAKERTOWNVM STATE ry TTLEPfHS SkJ ijfflH a OVERLOOK BROOKVILLE Maradeen to Ramath U. Tandy and Susie; lot 24, block 9, C. T. Prices.

Second Addition. POINT PLEASANT, W. Va. By Max Knight BROOKVILLE Although there is some doubt as to the Immediate future of the Brook-ville Reservoir, the Army Corps of Engineers and the State of Indiana are proceeding with park site plans. John Mitchell, director of the Department of Natural Resources, supplied the accompanying map and listed each of the proposed park areas.

Names of the park areas are temporarily used here to designate the areas but Mitchell said the Franklin County and Union County Historical Societies probably will have final say on park names. The original schedule of construction called for a contract to be let early next spring for-work on the reservoir dam. However, with a cutback on nonessential spending by the government already by the House and in Senate committee, officials of the Army Corps at Louisville fear a slowing or stoppage of the reservoir construction. Corps officials already have determined there is little chance of contracts for the dam being advertised in January as first announced. "But," warned Mitchell, "we cannot stop our state efforts on the assumption that the money may not be available from the federal government." Plans Outlined He then presented the proposed plans for the reservoir.

Total cost of these proposed plans nears the $19 million mark. However, the parks are designated to handle over 50,000 people daily. Starting at the dam, bottom of the map, and working clockwise, here is a list of the proposed park plans: Battlepoint: This area is to cost $1.75 million and is to handle 7,900 people daily. There are to be 296 picnic units, 470 campsites (106 tents, 319 trailers and 45 group), two restaurant concessions, 306-car parking capacity and nine miles of roads. The white square in the park Is a farm that was not needed by the state.

Quakertown: This is to be the (UPI) Two more bodies were Pedco, to William josepn and Doris; lots 1, 2, 3, block Kennedy; lot 14, Park Ridge Addition, Section 1. ze, w-R s-R Cambridge City. pulled Tuesday from the cold Ohio River where the Silver Late Christmas Eve the body of Bobby L. Head, 35, Gallipolis, Ohio, was pulled from the riv er. Three cranes worked throughout Christmas Day salvaging twisted steel beams and slabs Van Burean Smith to Beulah West End Building Loan to Lee Smith; lot 21.

part lot 20. Bridge collapsed 11 days ago. The known death toll now stands at 35. About 14 persons are still unaccounted for, police said. The two bodies were recovered from a car as large cranes continued working around the clock to clear the river channel.

The victims were identified as Harold P. Amyx et part Clayton and Samuel Browns Ad lot 90, John Smith Addition. dition. Ledford Helton and Hattie to Dorothea F. Ginn to James of concrete from the submerged Harold Phillip Amyx; part lot L.

Marshall; part lot 7, 6, block 90, John Smith Addition. 7, W-R N-R, Cambridge City. Lar War Homes, to Earl wreckage. U.S. erowers of mushrooms Roberta K.

Knott and Lawler Craft To Carry 550 LONDON Britain's new hovercraft, which goes into service in the spring, will carry 35 cars and 255 passengers. Or it can carry 550 passengers without cars. The $4.2 million vehicle is powered by four engines for its cross-Channel runs. to Jane K. Gorham and Billie; lot 85, Haynes Addition.

harvested 185 million pounds in James O. Pullen, 48, Middle-port, Ohio, and Frederick D. Miller, 27, Gallipolis, Ohio. Miller was a passenger in the vehicle driven by Pullen. Reat E.

Keiser and Mildred the 1966-67 growing season, ai wholesale they were worth about to James N. Smiley and Linda; $60 million part lot 4, block 19, N-R E-R, Cambridge City. Frank J. Robinson and Marianne to Stanley L. Vigran and Arthur; part s.

w. y4 12-11, 13-2. William Worley and Frances S. Crumpton and Margaret; lot 31, Richards Addition. Gerald W.

Wenz and Brenda to John Howard Hogan and Lor-etta; lot 41, Pine Manor Estates Subdivision, Second Addition. Robert K. MacKinnon and Alice to Basil Radko and Mary; lot 52, Hale Terrace Subdivision, Second Addition. Lar War Homes, to Edward S. Brantner III; and Cynthia; lot 12, Richards Addition replat.

Richmond Homes, Inc. to Lowell Flesher and Mabel; lot 9, Glen Hills First Subdivision. Modern Developments, Inc. to Richmond Homes, lot 9, Glen Hills First Subdivision. Anna C.

Bullerdick to Russell to Beecher F. Houser and Georgie; part lot 10, Clark Es tate. Louis M. Black Jr. and Oda to Herman Osborne and Sally; lot 7, Frank M.

Prices Addition. Richmond Industrial Center, to Verlin Worley; lot 2, Country Club Hills Fourth Martha A. Driffill to Woodrow W. Conway and Shirley; lot 33, B. White and Cleona; part lot 62, Grand Boulevard Subdivi These are proposed state parks on the Brookville Reservoir.

Nathan Hawkins, also lot 17, Fischers Addition. nil I IE SURE BEGGIN Ruth Marie Harrison to Rich second largest park as now proposed. It is estimated to cost ard A. Cheeseman and Barbara; part outlot 1, Ruby $4.06 million and have a daily sion. Nicholson Builders, to Robert E.

Brawley and Patricia; lot 43, Salisbury Village Subdivision Third Addition. Adelaide L. Boyd and A. Hern-ly to Harry H. Holtsclaw Jr.

capacity of 15,200 people. Tht 4 MOW" CREEQUE AUEY Mamas and niunmoN Del Layne of Ind. to Daniel level, the reservoir will back to above Brownsville in Union County. In minimum pool the reservoir will cover 2,250 acres. In flood stage it will cover 7,790 acres.

The dam, when bids are let, will be earth fill, 179 feet high and 2,870 feet long. Corps officials say that once the dam bid is let, it will take three years to complete the work, barring further stoppage. The park is to include 429 picnic units, 734 campsites (563 trailers and 171 tents), 44 cabins, two boat ramps, one pT i Penny L. Kindley and Sonja; lot 80, Richland Section 4. Combination Mary M.

Harris to Elmo Rose and Vina; part n. e. y4 35, part with bathhouse, one lh Rolling Stoiws DARLING BE HOME S00K Tht tovin' Spoonful nun The Young Bascals I KNOW I'M LOSING 00 The Temptallonf ODE TO BILLIE JOE Bobbie Gentry STANDING IN THE SHADOW OF LOVE Four Tops YOU KEEP ME HANGING ON The Supremo WESTERN UNION The 5 American: Sals n. w. 36-18-14.

beach with bathhouse, a manna, concession area, restaurant, Martha L. Winters to Gerald C. Scholl and Carolyn; part lot 75, Centerville. small dock, information center, parking lot and an area that will accommodate 185 cars In The (Q Cleon Dewey Bookout to Zel- DEDICATED TO THE ONE 1 10VE Mamas and Popos DEVIL WITH THE BLUE DRESS ON uii.L Duilar and ma R. Bird; lot 4, diock du, Hagerstown Realty Grand-view Addition.

with trailers. Whitewater State Park addi tion: Cost of the addition is $1.74 million and will add a Service rS- Charles E. Lowry and Frank I i 1 daily attendance load capacity Uw Detroit Wheel and Anne; lots 31, 32, block 2 W-R N-R, Cambridge City. John R. Lucas and Di Ann to Wayne McCord; lot 27, Mary-mount Addition.

Linda Hammontree to James S. Fish and Justine; part s. w. y4 36-15-1. James S.

Fish and Justine to Robert K. Leonard and Mary; part s. w. y4 36-15-1. Wesley Eason and Allene to Vera M.

Solomon; part lot 22, block 9, C. T. Prices, Second Addition. Herman Osborne and Sallie to Cloyd Lambert and Gloria; part n. w.

y4 25-15-1. Richmond Industrial Center, Inc. to Ralph B. Wiwi and Charlotte; lots 15, 17, Country Club Hills, revised First Addition. John E.

Stimel and Dorothy to Richmond Trade In to William R. Smith and Clara-bell; lot 4, W. H. Brooks, of 7,400. There are to be 282 picnic units, 217 campsites (54 tents, Elmer E.

Toschlog et to 152 trailers and 11 group), a Golden hits. Top artisisT Dale O. Ross and Naomi; lots 50, 51, Toschlog Subdivision, boat ramp, beach with a bathhouse, 734-car parking lot Third Addition. Kl EH Robert Y. Tait and Florence mesh nvions to Mark L.

Pittenger and Ver- ena; lot 50, Pleasant View 47 Heights, First Addition. J'j and four miles of new road. Beach Planned Dubois: The largest beach on the reservoir is proposed here, a total of 4,600 feet. There also will be a bathhouse. Total cost of this area is estimated at $2.96 million.

It is planned to handle 3,950 people John Atkins and Agnes to Har old P. Amyx; part 13-17-14. Record fans don't miss this sale! Current favorites. Golden hits by the original recording artists. We list just a few here.

son of Mrs. Vival Smith of College Corner, left Sunday, Dec. 17, for a year's duty in Vietnam. The 22 year-old Smith attended Union High School. He took his basic training at Ft.

Polk, La. with Company 4th Battalion of the 5th Brigade. Marine Pvt. Daniel L. Stockton, son of Mr.

and Mrs. Elbert Stockton, 158 Harrison New Madison, Ohio, and husband of the former Miss Anita G. Thomas of 109 Lincoln Drive, Greenville, Ohio, was graduated from eight weeks of recruit training at the Marine Corps Recruit Depot in San Diego, Calif. He will undergo from two to four weeks of individual combat training and then, after a leave at home, he will report to his first Marine Lillian McLaughlin to Everett Ln win "iHti Get 4th pair for 1C First quality seamless sheer in rosetone, suntone, smoke tone or cinnamon. Sizes 9-1 JL H.

Hapner and Barbara; part Get 7th record for 1( lot 33, Richwood Section 2. Henry L. Owens and Bonnie, Cecil and Patsy to Marguerite V. Luther; lot 12, Hunt's Addition. Charles R.

Wilson and Dorcas n. w. and s. w. 29-14-1.

Pickett Mauller Ernest Chance and Kathryn to Millard O. Lane and Elinor; part n. w. y4 5-15-14. to William C.

Goins and Flora; jt. i at i Henry L. Thomas and Gladys lot 143, Ravinia Park Second to Clyde Williams trustee; Addition. daily. There are to be 96 picnic units, 904 campsites (386 tents, 488 trailers and 30 group), a boat ramp, beach with bathhouse, information center, restaurant, theater, concessions, 789-car parking lot, 114-car parking lot with trailers and 11 miles of road.

Mounds: This is the largest part s. w. y4 19-14-1. Fern E. Shelley to Ruth Day Capt Michael R.

Pickett has been decorated with the Distinguished Flying Cross at Pleiku Airbase, Vietnam for his defense of the hamlet of Quang Nhieu and nearby Vietnamese outpost that were in danger of being overrun by the Viet Cong. The AC-47 Dragonship pilot and his crew coordinated U.S. Vietnamese ground operations and pro Clyde Williams trustee, ton; lot 626, Beallview Addition vyv to Gladys Thomas; part s. w. y4 19-14-1.

Dale O. Ross and Naomi to Corps assignment. Alice M. Theobald and Losha; Leonard B. Dils and Helen lot 53, Toschlog Subdivision, Third Addition.

to Winston Dils and Barbara; part n. e. 4 3-12-1. Roland White and Bernice to Sheer 21" squares Nora W. Bloemke; part lots 8, D.

Yoder, 148 South West Fif-tenth St. nvion scinvES 9, Elliott and Doughty's Addi tion, Centerville. vided air support to break tne assault. Capt. Pickett is assigned to the central Vietnamese highland installation as a member of the 4th Air Commando Squadron.

His parents are Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Pickett of 1605 Chester Blvd. Pvt. Madora J.

Mauller has completed eight weeks of Get, 5th scarf for 1c ill Escape Serious Injury In Crash Two persons sustained minor Wirl arrw rtf Mmi.fA- fl1 1 dob, brush prints and solids in most-wanted fashion colors. injuries in a three-car wreck at South Eleventh and Streets Baker Yoder Michael L. Baker, son of Mr. and Mrs. Camon O.

Baker, R. R. 1, West Alexandria. Ohio. basic training at the women Sunday evening.

None required hospitalization. Army Corps Center, Fort Me clellan. Ala. She received in Paula L. Ringley, 16, 310 North Fifteenth and a passenger in struction in Army history and Lee Hofer the car she was driving, Ronald traditions, administrative pro of the proposed park areas and probably the most productive since it will join the new town of Fairfield and divide areas already being subdivided.

Total cost of this park is estimated at $8.4 million and it is to handle 15,750 people daily. Golf Course Included There are to be 260 picnic units, 528 campsites (152 tents, 355 trailers and 21 group), 143 cabins, a lodge and motel with 202 units that will contain a restaurant, swimming pool and concessions, a golf course, two boat ramps, at least one boat dock and possibly more, a beach with three bathhouses an beach with a bathhouse, an information center, parking lot, 63-car parking lot with trailers and six miles of road. Actually the Mounds may end up as two parks due to the causeway that crosses the reservoir at this point. Also, old Indiana 101 cuts between the two Mounds' areas and is a natural road to the reservoir for a boat ramp or docks. When completed, and the guess now is 1972 or 1973, the Ringley, 21, of the same address, i-i i 1 both received knee injuries and bumps on their heads.

cedures, military justice, first aid and field training. Pvt. Mauller is the daughter of Mrs. Dorotha L. Mauller of 242 North Sixteenth St.

The other two cars were driven I'ierred and pforced-looh has been commissioned a second lieutenant in the U.S. Air Force upon graduating from Officer Training School at Lackland Air Force Base, Tex. A 1962 graduate of Brookville High School in Ohio, Lt. Baker, received his B.A. degree in political science from Ohio State University.

He is a member of Delta Tau Delta. Airman Michael D. Yoder, re by Shirley A Watts, 31, of New Paris, Ohio, and Jackie Lee Hol Petty Officer 2.C. Thomas M. Lee, son of Mr.

and Mrs. Leon Lee, 308 South West Second will spend the holidays with his sister, Mrs. James E. Garrett of Newark Calif. Following his leave, he will depart for his second tour of duty in Vietnam.

He is serving aboard the USS Enterprise. Seaman Apprentice Larry E. Elmatie Ira mtml- ii land, 31, of Greenville, Ohio. Chicago Not Windiest ACETATE CHEFS Get 4th pair for It CHICAGO Apparently Chi Tailored styles hoops, dangles, buttons, dainty posts, slim swingers. Cold- 4 cently completed basic training Hofer recently completed 11 1P ft cago is not the windiest U.S.

city despite its nickname. Federal figures show that during the 1931-60 period Oklahoma at Lackland Air Force Base, Tex. He has been assigned to hlled ear wires and posts. jiui-u car wires ana posts. the Air Force Technical Training ti t.

jit A 4. I J-kle barks for comfort, lonij. Ticrced-Iook screw backs. Rot 3rrJ Mir fnr 1ft I wear. Elastic lrgs.

uw VI pan vi iy black, pastels. Misses' 5 to 8. Center at Chanute Air Force City and Midwest City, both registered 13.8 m.D.h. in Base, 111., for specialized school weeks basic training at San Diego Naval Base. Hofer is presently taking six month training at a Electricity and Electronic School in San Diego, Calif, in order to become a radio technician.

His parents, Mr. and Mrs. Clifford E. Hofer, reside at 706 Henley Road South, I mean annual wind velocity, the reservoir will back 14 miles in pool to Indiana 44 west of Liberty. During maximum pool, flood 2 LOCATIONS--70I MaiR-Op 4 Frl.

'til p.m. Sat. 'til I p.m. Richmond 5quort Shoppina Center Opt Men. rhrv 10 'til 10 12 Noon Til TOUt MONIY1 WORTH K3RI AT t.VOOlVJOZITD'fl'O ing as an aircraft equipment repairman.

Airman Yoder is a 1966 graduate of Richmond High School. He is the son of Richard highest among a sizeable number of U.S. cities, including Smith Stockton Army Pfc James 0. Smith,.