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jersey shore Wmspt. man, 42, jailed in attack on girl, 4 John O. ffasmussen, editor THIS THAT John D. Rosmussen Pages 109 through 132 of the February edition of the Readers Digest are upside-down A local book fan tells us she's been reading the biography of Frank Capra, motion picture director whose "It Happened One Night" netted him an academy award, and who, incidentally, graduated from TNT's own Person High School in little old LA Been scouring our brain for the name of a movie starlet who married famous "Mr. Outside," Glenn Davis, of Army, in the 1940s We looked in horror in 1945 as Doc Blanchard, "Mr.

Inside," and Davis, plus nine other West Pointers, destroyed the Penn Quakers, 61-7 at Franklin Field, Philadelphia. That day, Mr. Inside ran outside, and Mr. Outside played the role of a flanker who always seemed to have a clear shot at the goal line Oddly, two of the University of Penn- sylavnia players of that day, George Savitsky, and Chuck Bednarik, were consensus All- Americans in that or later years. Keye Luke, famous Hollywood actor of Chinese roles, some menacing, and with whom TNT once knocked out pop flies in LA, has a new role as an elderly Chinese.

Keye once was No. 1 son in the "Charlie Chan" series, which is not considered a smash hit in the People's Republic of China. Dog licenses are now available at the Lycoming and Clinton County courthouses at the very good prices of $1.20 for a male, $2.20 for a female, and $1.20 for a spayed female. The county treasurer will want to have your name and address, breed of dog such as Heinz 57 age and color the dog, not you and the township in which you live. If you apply by mail include eight cents for return postage, please.

Tien Men, Chien Men, Hata Men, and other gates to the city of Peking, as viewed on TV the past few days, have brought throbbing nostalgia to TNT. And mention of Tientsin, about 90 miles away on the Hai Ho, which means "Hai River," brings the Nixon entourage closer to our origins, since it was in Tientsin, on Race Course Road, that we came into this old world during the aimless days of the Chinese war lords. Our hero in this classification was Wu Pei-fu, who fought it out with Chang Tso-lin in a battle near Peking in the 1920s. The outcome was a virtual Mexican standoff, but Chang retreated into Manchuria where he was killed as the Japanese blew up his railroad train TNT's father, an eye doctor, once repaired the eyes of a Manchurian, puppet emperor Pu Yi, with nary a farthing for the former's services. One of the famous kitchens, installed by a Williamsport Third St.

firm, is that of the Belmon D. Hollicks, Allegheny Jersey Shore. Actually, the equipment was put in before the Hollicks moved to the home from Thompson following the death of Mrs. Hollick's father, lawyer M. Edward Toner, several years ago.

Martha, Mrs. Hollick, and her kitchen were pictured in a Williamsport daily newspaper this week. It's a nice shot of her the young lady from whom we get our Express Jersey Shore Hospital admissions each morning The death of Walter Winchel the other day reminds us of the time the famed gossip columnist wrote something offensive to the late Al Jolson, whereupon the singer of "Mammy," promptly knocked the scribe down. Alan Cipriany, of Jersey Shore, and Elizabeth Taylor, of some Mediterranean isle, have something in common. They both observe Feb.

27 as their birthday. Liz will be turning 40 years of age this Sunday, and Alan, 11 A staffer of a Jersey Shore supermarket carries the familiar initials, "TWA," on the front of his automobile. We take this to mean he's connected with Trans- World Airlines. The vexing problem of snow removal priorities ought to be solved by a conscientious implementation of a policy, as adopted by the Broad and Allegheny Merchants and Businessmen's Association. If the fall is deeper than six inches, Allegheny should be cleared in its entirety, first.

Should the snowstorm pile up more than a foot of the white stuff, Broad must be cleared its entire length. When this is done, all people with any business in the borough will be asked to restrict their movements to these streets Following the Jackie Gleason, Andy Williams, and Glen Campbell golf events, we find there's a move afoot in Jersey Shore to name our open tournament the "Vairo open," or perhaps, the "Vanemon Classic." Milk Board legal'adviser resigns JS bulletin board Feb. 27 Jersey Shore Historical Museum will not be open due to the weather conditions. Feb. 28 Odd Fellow Lodge 101 will meet at 8 p.m.

for lodge and degree practice. Feb. 29 Mountain Movers prayer meeting 6:30 a.m.: Tuesday morning study hour at 9:45 a.m., Walnut St. Baptist Church. Mar.

2 DOL Class of St. John Lutheran Church meets at home of Mrs. Stella Breneman, 914 Allegheny St. JERSEY SHORE A Williamsport man has been committed to Lycoming County Prison on three charges involving a four-year-old Piatt Twp. girl.

State police said Sam Burden, of 440 Center was jailed Thursday night in default of $5,000 bail on charges of assault with intent to ravish, indecent assault and corrupting the morals of a minor. He was District 4 Blackburn, arraigned before Justice Ronald LoyalsockTwp. Burden reportedly was in the girl's home in the Jersey Shore R.D. 3 area when he allegedly assaulted the four-year-old girl shortly before midnight. It was reported the girl suffered no injuries.

A hearing for Burden. 42, will be held before District 3 Justice Dean E. Dawes, Jersey Shore. Eagles set testimonial dinner for Irene Kissell The Express, Lock Haven, February 25, 1972-Page 9 DA to fight delay in Robenolt trial DANVILLE Montour the slaying and criminal assault County Dist. Atty.

Richard C. of Patricia Ann Stahl, 20, of Brittain has disclosed he intends Turbotville R.D. 1, early last to oppose any request to November, postpone the trial of Eugene Robenolt, of Turbotville. Brittain said he learned of an The young man has been free since early December on $20,000 bail. It was disclosed, too, this week and said emphatically he would that Robenolt had waived formal seek to block the delay.

"We, the arraignment before the court on Commonwealth, are ready to go the murder charge. It was attempt through the news media to trial," he stated. Should a continuance understood this meant Robenolt De would have a trial by jury and an March Epworth Church meeting. 2 Alpha Class of United Methodist has cancelled its gMiiHiHiiiiiiiHiiinmiiimHtiiintiiiiHmiiU; Jersey Shore I cafeteria menu Monday ham, pot pie and potatoes, peanut butter sandwich, cheese cube, fruit, milk. Tuesday baked hamburger, roll with butter, tomato soup, crackers, juice, fruit, milk.

Wednesday meat loaf, potato, vegetable, roll with butter, jello, milk. Thursday hot pork sandwich, vegetable, fruit, cake, milk. Friday macaroni and cheese, vegetable, stewed tomatoes, egg salad sandwich, sweet roll, milk. JERSEY SHORE Mrs. Irene Kissell, madam secretary of the Jersey Shore Eagles Auxiliary 1747 and Pennsylvania State Eagles Auxiliary madam president, will be honored with a testimonial banquet in April, sponsored by the Jersey Shore Aerie and auxiliary.

Mrs. Kissell has served in various state auxiliary offices and was elected state president at the convention in Williamsport in June 1971. She has served as madam president of the Jersey Shore auxiliary and has been madam secretary for about 10 years. A charter member of the Jersey Shore Eagles Auxiliary, Mrs. Kissell has served on both state and national committees in the Eagles and is a well- known figure in the Eagles auxiliary circles around the country.

The banquet will be held in RETIRES THURSDAY Homer E. Barkman, of 126 Calvert Jersey Shore, retired Feb. 24 after 38 years with the Great Atlantic and Pacific Tea Company, 31 of them with the Jersey Shore store. He was head of the meat department and is shown here in his St. Luke's Church social hall at 7 p.m.

Saturday, April 8. A social hour will be held in the Eagles home from 5 to 6 p.m. and there will be dancing at the Eagles home following the banquet. Many state and national figures prominent in Eagles affairs will be present to honor Mrs. Kissell.

Tickets for the affair may be department on the obtained from Mrs. Delia Pow- day of employment, ers, Oliver Jersey Shore, or by phoning 398-2733. Deadline for obtaining tickets is Aprils. A souvenir program will be printed for the testimonial and patron listings for it are available from Richard Kessler, 805 Seminary St. Co-chairmen for the affair are Mrs.

Clarice Hoover, vice-president of the ladies auxiliary, and Richard Kessler. deputy granted, however, the trial more automatic plea of not guilty will than likely would not begin until be entered in his behalf. June. Robenolt, a senior at Warrior He was indicted by a Montour Run High School, is charged with County grand jury last month. Florida Police recover auto of JS residents H.E.

Barkman of retires after 38 years JERSEY SHORE A Jersey Shore employe of the Great Atlantic and Pacific Tea JERSEY SHORE A Jersey last Shore couple today was awaiting word when they might recover their automobile, stolen more than a week ago from the parking lot of Williamsport Hospital. Arrested Wednesday by Florida highway patrol while driving the car owned by Mr. and Mrs. Harvey S. Barnhart, 408 Oak was Gary Kenneth Nichols, 22, of Wellsboro.

He took the vehicle, police said, on Thursday, Feb. 17. Mrs. Barnhart is employed as a nurse's aide at Williamsport Hospital and her husband is a worker at Alcan Cable Williamsport. Nichols was awaiting disposition of a previous larceny, of an auto at Wellsboro when the Barnhart car turned up missing.

The FBI had entered the case; because the car was taken across a state line. The Barnhart car, after Nichols was apprehended, was towed to a Fort Pierce, garage, and it reportedly was not damaged. state president and secretary Company for 38 years retired of the Jersey Shore Aerie. Planning course set in Jersey Shore Sr. High JERSEY SHORE A course in community planning will be held at the Jersey Shore Area Senior High School, Room A-104, Persons seeking to cover the course should be in touch with Yowell at the Planning Commission office, Lycoming Miss Thompson in top in scholarship JERSEY SHORE A letter of commendation honoring her for her high performance on the 1971 National Merit Scholarship Qualifying Test has been awarded to Lorraine E.

Thompson, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Robert C. Thompson, of Jersey Shore R.D. 2.

Jersey Shore Area High School Principal Kenneth Crosser said she is among 35,000 students in the United States who scored in the upper two per cent of those who are expected to graduate from high school in 1972. The commended students rank just below the 15,000 semifinalists announced in September by the National Merit Scholarship Corporation. Area men slated for Navy duty WILLIAMSPORT Six officers and 62 enlisted men, headed by Cmdr. David E. Wallis, commanding officer of Surface Division 4-59, U.S.

Naval Reserve, the unit including many other local reservists will leave the weekend of March 4 for Portsmouth, for a two-week cruse aboard the aircraft carrier USS Forrestal. Included from the Jersey Shore are Chief Boatswain's mate James M. Dunkleberger, and Boatswain First Class John H. Smith, both of the Linden R.D. 1 area.

An advance party, including Cmdr. Wallis and two other officers, went aboard the ton Forrestal a week ago to coordinate details for training. Muncy Home staff to meet MUNCY Correctional officers, matrons and clerks of Muncy State Correctional Institution will attend an organization and information meeting on Monday, Feb. 28, at 7:30 p.m. at the VFW hall in Muncy.

Pat Salvatore, area coordinator of the American Federation of State, County and Lycoming County planner County Courthouse, 323-9811. Robert C. Yowell, announced Main instructor will be today. Yowell, aided by Andrew Subjects to be covered include Grugan, who led the study of the historical site study, housing, historical buildings of Lycoming County; James Stuchell, of the Lycoming Housing and Development who will discuss aspects of the Farmers Home Administration county tax reassessment, zoning, and subdivision matters. The course will begin on Wednesday, Mar.

8, continuing each Wednesday night from about 7:30 p.m. to 10 p.m. for eight weeks. week. Homer E.

Barkman, of 126 Calvert head of the meat department at the Jersey Shore Store, began his employment with the company in 1934 at Garden City, Long Island, N.Y. as a meat cutter. After three years he was transferred to Altoona and in 1938 he was moved to the Lock Haven Store. Barkman came to the Jersey Shore store in 1940. A native of Everett, in Bedford County.

Barkman is married to the former Margret Fluke, of Altoona. They have three children, Richard Barkman, Jersey Shore: Erla Barkman, of Avis: and Maxine Barkman, of Jersey Shore. Federal judge scuttles school long hair rule LEWISBURG Federal District Judge Malcolm Muir has ruled that the Shikellamy School District at Sunbury may not set up rules to regulate the length of hair of its male students. Muir said that "regulation of hair length by administrators is not justified by any rational policy on their responsibility to educate." The ruling was in favor of six students who last autumn brought suit against the school after punitive action had been Corporation for housing in the Jersey Shore area. Unchecked cavities in teeth are likely to affect the kidneys.

Task force organized to clean up Pine Creek 32.9 inches of snow is new mark WILLIAMSPORT Over 50 persons interested in the cleaning up of Pine Creek and the maintenance of good environmental practices along the 72-mile stream attended an organizational meeting of a special task force here this week. They met in the regional office of the State Department of Environmental Resources. Formation of the task force was ordered by Dr. Maurice K. Goddard, state secretary of the Department.

Mark A. Roller, Williamsport Pine Creek watershed. Some of the points brought out in the meeting included establishing water quality standards for Pine Creek, and forming a type of citizens antipollution patrol to locate problems to be corrected. Walter A. Lyon, director of the bureau of water quality management in the Department of Environmental Resources, was appointed chairman of the task force.

The group's second meeting will be held at 1:30 p.m. Wednesday, March 29, in the MONTOURSVILLE Any additional snow tonight and region, will be a part of the task Saturday and that prospect taken against them because of hair length. The court ruled that right of the plaintiffs to wear long hair is protected by the due process clause of the 14th Amendment of the U.S. Constitution. Judge Muir noted there was no disruption to the educational process by long hair.

He said the only incident connected with long hair which approached disruption, of the educational process occurred about 20 male students were sent out to get haircuts, thus distracting some of the students in classroc.ns. "Even passing motorcycles and bicycles cause students in classrooms to be districted," Judge Muir noted. "It is my view this incident should not be considered at all as a justification for the hair length regulation because it never would have taken place had there not been such a regulation." force. appeared strong today, just one There was a general discussion week after the area biggest and agreement among the group storm in ears wil1 onl add to to identify the sources of the record 32 9 inches of snow pollution on Pine Creek and to durin i the current month, the intensify enforcement eepest in a February in the 77 years of record-keeping at the Williamsport weather facility. concerning the problems.

The major sources Thomas S. Deacon, meteorologist, said a series of "waves" or disturbances were concern is mine pollution on slated to ride the cold front Babbs Creek and Little Pine that was stretched out today pollution, said Roller, appear to be from the Wellsboro and Galeton areas. Another area of Creek. from the middle Atlantic states regional sanitary engineer of the Williamsport regional office of Department, said the meeting the Environmental Resources was most successful. "It was a Department at 734 W.

Fourth St. good meeting, which established here, major points of interest and Mr. Roller was It was reported that Gerry to the lower Mississippi Valley. Grimaud, strike force attorney Tne cold front assed through assigned to the Williamsport early Thursday, but did not move regional office, will be a far enou ast tne central participant on the task force. His Pennsylvania area to put the appointed job entails, primarily, West Branch Valle 1 of proposed the formation of secretary and coordinator of the interpreting the pollution laws probable precipitation zone.

committees to investigate task force. specific areas of concern," he Part of Roller's job as said. coordinator will be to keep in Purpose of the task force, said touch with the other two regions Roller, is to identify, discuss and that Pine Creek flows through. work toward solutions of water He noted that three field and land use problems of the representatives, one from each Wildlife feeders need snowmobiles and trucks JERSEY- SHORE The point of view, but the local game Jersey Shore-Pine Creek Area commission must feel as the Wildlife Feeders Assn. made an appeal today to area owners of snowmobiles drive trucks new Municipal Employes, will be the PITTSBURGH (AP) John his bid for the Democratic Party main speaker.

P. Flaherty, named last month nomination for the U.S. House in as chief legal adviser for the the state Milk Marketing Board has resigned effective immediately, the Pittsburgh Post-Gazette reported in today's editions. The newspaper said the move came after "officials in Gov. Shapp's office advised Flaherty and four-wheel to help in the distribution of corn Sunday, Feb.

27. Harry Forshaw, president of the group, said due to the extreme amount of snow on the mountains, the feeding program is a necessity, and he urged all sportsmen to help. Members and non-members are asked to use their vehicles and pick up corn Sunday between 9 and 10 a.m. at the following locations: Jersey Shore Moose lot, Yoxtheimer's at Waterville, Mountain Top parking lot at Haneyville, the main crib along Route 973 at Salladasburg, Meixel's parking lot at the English 22nd Congressional District." The Traphagen School of Rauchtown and The post currently is held by Fashion a founded by Ethel Center Hotel lot. i U.S.

Rep. Thomas E. Morgan, a Democrat. Traphagen. According to Forshaw, the Jersey Shore wildlife feeders still feel the corn feeding Flaherty, a local attorney, also The London fire brigade an- program will help maintain the serves as a professor at swered 84,538 calls in 1970, an deer herd in this state.

He said it he would not receive support in Carnegie-Mellon University. increase of 9,070 over 1969. seems others have a different group does, since its program has not stopped. The next feeding program is scheduled for March 12, the same locations and time. South Wmspt.

boy admits to bomb scare SOUTH WILLIAMSPORT A 10th grade student at the South Williamsport Area High School has admitted telephoning a false bomb threat to the school at 8:01 a.m. on Wednesday, South Williamsport police said. The boy was identified by Dr. Robert L. Johnson, school superintendent, as Steve Jones, 16, son of Mr.

and Mrs. George Jones, 1103 W. Southern South Williamsport. Johnson said the boy has been suspended from school pending action by the school board. He will be petitioned into juvenile court by police.

and pointing out sources of The Previous snow record for pollution tne montn February was 26.5 Another point of discussion inches, established in 1914. included the forming of a Deacon said January and March committee to investigate snows usuall exc eed those of sediment problems of the February, but probably not this watershed. Roller said it was year. suggested that representatives February, 1971, also was a wet of the Pennsylvania Department month, but most of the of Transportation be invited to Precipitation was rain a year the next meeting of the task force to review highway construction procedures. Information supplied by PennDOT representatives should enlighten the force as to proposed highway construction in the specific area and the possible effects the construction could have on the watershed.

Roller stated that microbiological studies of the water at two water quality stations on Pine Creek was started at the beginning of the month and will continue on a biweekly basis except from May 1 to Sept. 30. During that period the study will be on a weekly basis. A Long Island whaling the company in 1668 paid Indians three shillings a day to hunt whales. SOMETHING MISSING? You've all the old things that wore in your old home it's lUII not quite like home.

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