The Express from Lock Haven, Pennsylvania • Page 2

2 June a. The Express Publiihtd Dolly Exctpt Sunday by The Lock Haven Express Printing 9-11 W. Main Lock Haven, Pa. Frank D. O'Reilly, Jr.

President and Publisher Rebecca F. Gross Editor and Vice President Sarah O'R. Loria Secretary-Treasurer SUBSCRIPTION RATES: Singj. copjrOO cents. By carrier, 50 cents a By Mail Year 6 rhoi.

3 1 51.75 Serviceman's $1.45 a month. The Associated Press is entitled exclusively to the use for republication of all the local news printed in this newspaper as well as all AP dispatches. Entered at the Lock, Haven, Pott Office as Second Class Mail Matter Established March 1, 1882 Our 84th Year McDivitt, White Get Medals Today WASHINGTON (AP) The Gemini 4 astronauts came to the White House today to accept medals from President Johnson and hear a presidential statement that their historic feats "closed the gap in manned space flight." Johnson, in remarks, prepared 'for the medal presentation ceremony, said the Walk-iri-space flight astronauts 'James A. McDivitt and EdWa'rij White II, clearly, indicated the United States no longer trails the Sovi et Union in manned flight. And he said their achievement had done even more by raising hopes around the world for "close cooperaiion among all nations in exploring and using space for the common good and peaceful interests of mankind." Legal U.S.

Treasury Department Internal Revenue Service Notice of SEALED BID SALE Pursuant to authority contained in Section 6331 of the Internal Revenue Code, the property described below has been seized for nonpayment of delinquent internal revenue taxes due from Wentz Farm Home Supplies, 9 1st Street, Lock Haven, Pennsylvania. The property will be sold in accordance with the provisions of Section of the Internal Revenue Code and the regulations there- under, at public sealed bids. sale under DATE BIDS WILL BE OPENED, June 18. 1965. TIME BIDS WILL BE OPENED.

2:00 P.M. PLACE OF SALE Wentz Farm Home Supplies, Lock Haven, Pennsylvania. ITEM OR GROUP NO. DESCRIPTION OF PROPERTY I Misc. Poultry, Rabbit, Steer, Horse Feeds and Supplements.

II Fertilizers, Lime, Sakrete, Peat Moss, Bone Meal, Seed and Potting Supplies. in Sprayers, Misc. Sprayer Insecticides, Parts, etc. English: Our mother tongue because father so seldom get a chance to use. it.

IF YOU LIKE TO LAUGH YOU'LL HAVE A WONDERFUL TIME 11:30 p.m. GOOD NEIGHBOR SAM" a PLAYING 9:00 p.m. ONLY You've Never Seen a Neighbor Like Sam Added Walt Disney Cartoon 1 Funniest comedians since the THE WORLD OF began A UNIVERSAL RELEASE Misc. Hand Tools, Wheel Garden Tools, Hose, Atito Supplies, Seeders, Animal Feeders, Paint, etc. Wire.

coders, Fence Chargers, Containers Supplies, etc. VI Misc. Plumbing Heating Equipment, Stokers, Pipe, Regulators, Parts, fete. VII Misc. Office Furniture Equipment.

VlII-i-Misc. Shelves' Racks. Paper Supplies, Two (2) Coal Convey- (Freezer Containers and assorted items. (2) Office Safes; XI Two (2) Feed Seed Scales. XII ors.

XIII One (1) Paymaster Checkwriter. Ser. XIV One (1) Addo-X Adding Machine, Ser. XV One (1) R. C.

Allen Cash Register, Ser. XVI One (1) Underwood Porta ble Typewriter, Ser. XVII One (1) Bolens Roto- Tiller, Ser. XVIII One (1) Planet, Jr. Admission: Adults 65c, Children 25c (SADDEN PLAYING Doors Open 6.30 p.m.;Show Time 7 UIHIIIEII lift Inft BHHHHWM! 65c Children 25c IS BUCK I HARRVStLTTIUN.DlBERTaBROCCOlImm MHFUHKTCDR.NO BOND Mothers, Daughters And Sons: REMEMBER FATHERS DAY JUNE 20th Dad's really a pretty swell guy, so invite him to enjoy FATHER'S DAY DINNER SUNDAY Filled menu 12 Noon Until 4 p.m CHICKEN BREAST DINNER Tractor.

Ser. XIX One (1) Gilson Roto- Tiller. Ser. (1) Gould Balanced- Flow Pump, Model XXI Group consisting of Items I thru XX. XXII One (1) Farm Trac- with Front Loader.

XXIII One (1) Ford Dump Truck, Ser. XXIV One (1) Willys FWD Truck. Ser. XXV One (1) Jeep Fleet- van Truck, 'Ser. XXVI One (1) Jeep Fleet- van Truck, Seri XXVII Aggregate Bid of Items I thru XXVI.

Above property will be offered for sale as separate items, groups of items, and in the aggregate. Bidders may submit bids under one or more of the alternatives. PROPERTY MAY BE INSPECTED AT: Wentz Farm Home Supplies, 9 1st Street, Lock Haven, Pennsylvania. SUBMISSION OF BIDS: All bids must be submitted on Internal Revenue Service Form 2222, Sealed Bid for Purchase of Seized Property. Contact office below for Forms 2222 and information concerning the property.

Bids must be submitted directly to the Revenue Officer named below prior to the opening of the bids. PAYMENT TERMS: Bids must be accompanied by the full amount of the bid if total aid is $200 or less. If the total Did is more than $200, 9f ihe bid or $200, whichever is greater, must be submitted therewith. Upon acceptance of highest bid, balance due on bid, if any, will be REQUIRED IN FULL. TYPE OF REMITTANCE: All payments must be by cash, certified check, cashier's or treasurer's check or by a U.S.

postal, express or telegraph money order. Make checks and money orders payable to "Internal Revenue Service." TITLE OFFERED: Only the right, title, and interest of Wentz Farm Home Supplies, Inc. in and to the property be pffered for sale. District Director of Internal Revenue: John H. Bingler.

By: Revenue Officer James R. Perry. Date: Address for information concerning sale and submission of bids: IRS Office, 227 W. Beaver State College, Pa. Phone 238-9581 Viet Nam (Continued from Page 1) the recent onset of the monsoon season the Communists decided on major offensive operations, in the belief that bad weather would seriously hamper U.S.

air actions. The Communists thus would hope to win extensive victories on the ground in South Viet Nam. The U.S. counter strategy for this period is to convince the Reds that they cannot win in this manner and that the. United States will throw into the fight whatever is required to prevent their taking over South Viet Nam.

The U.S. hope is that after several months the Communists will be compelled to reassess their position and prospects, perhaps taking a different view of peace negotiations. The State Department's 13 points on peace negotiations range from direct talks with the Soviet Union and Red China to Johnson's offer last April of "unconditional discussions" to a Canadian approach, to North Viet Nam last month. In the last few days the paper has been circulated to U.S. embassies abroad, evidently to arm diplomats with information to counter critics of American policy in Southeast Asia.

The document does not say with whom the United States would be prepared to negotiate if and when peace talks can be arranged. Washington officials say privately, however, that the U.S. peace target, like its war target, is North Viet Nam, anc they assume negotiations would be conducted primarily with that country and Red China. They say the United States and South Viet Nam do not in tend to negotiate directly with the "National Liberation Front' the Communist political arm in South Viet Nam. But the United States would not object if "National Liberation Front' leaders were part of the North Vietnamese negotiating, team.

Charlton Man Pleads Guilty Charlton man who has been in Lycoming County Prison since his arrest May 15 by Jersey Shore Police Chief Bruce W. McKean entered a plea of guilty this morning NCAA Track Championships BERKELEY, Calif. (AP) Nobody mentioned the word favorite much today, as the National Collegiate Athletic' Association's track and field cham- pionships'Opened at California's Edwards There nearly 500 athletes on hand representing more than 125 colleges and no team nor individual could be considered an out-and-out choice win. This included the six defend-, ing champions from 1964 who are back this year. Today's schedule was largely limited! to qualifying trials with only one final the six-mile run.

On Friday there'll be finals in the hammer throw, broad jump, shot put, steeplechase, 100 and high hurdles with all other finals on the 20-event slate on Saturday. Champions returning are Morgan Groth from Oregon State in the mile, hammer thrower Alex Schulten of Bow- Pin Patter In Starlate Men's Summer action last night four men totaled above 550.. Dean Williams 224570, Jim Perry 227-550, Jack Mills 593 and Dick Bowes 554. Joyce Eggler rolled a 205 and a total of 513 recently in the Mixed Posey League at Starlite Lanes. Other high scores: Ray Waterman 227-575, Dick Bowes 563, Ada Nihart 180-483, Joyce Karichner 474, Nadine Andrus 182, Tillde Loder 463 and Phyllis Barnard 457.

The Minors guilty pleas court in Thomas Wood's court- during Judge room. Ernest Haight, 41, was charged with driving during suspension and without consent of the owner of the vehicle. Haight was fined $100 and placed on probation for one, year. TRY a classified ad sometime. You'll be amazed at the response they draw.

Phone 748-6791 and we'll help you write your ad. doin, John Uelses of LaSalle in the pole vault, Larry Kennedy from New Mexico in the discus, Tom Farrell of St. John's in the 880 and the California mile relay team. Watch Badgers in Crew Race SYRACUSE, N.Y. (AP) When is a dark horse not a dark horse? When it's a Badger, of course.

And dark-horse watchers would do well to keep their eyes on Norm Sonju's Wisconsin crew in the Intercollegiate Rowing Association Championships Saturday on Onondaga Lake. Only twice in the last 35 years has a crew from a school other than Cornell, California, Wash-, ington or Navy rowed away with the coveted varsity Chan- nelge Cup. On both occasions it was the Badgers who turned the trick. Once again the big four are considered the crews to beat, although coaches are casting International League Toronto 10, Toledo 4 Columbus 4, Buffalo 2 Atlanta 9, Syracuse 5 Rochester at Jacksonville, rain Pacific Coast League Oklahoma City 8, Portland 5 Arkansas 5, Tacoma 2 Indianapolis 4j Spokane 3 Denver 4, Salt Lake City 1, 13 innings Vancouver 3, San Diego 2 Hawaii 10, Seattle 4 League Wednesday's Results Binghamtbn 14, Auburn 2 Geneva 17, Batavia 5 Jamestown 5, Wellsville 4 wary glances on Sonju's strapping oarsmen. Coach Bill Leavit of Rutgers already has sounded warning.

"They get off to a late start because of the weather," he said. "They're also hampered by a lack of any real tough competition until they get to the Eastern sprints near the end of the season." Fighting (Continued from Page 1) where there are heavy concentrations of aircraft, equipment and personnel, then added: "In addition, if the Vietnamese military commanders request ithe assistance of U.S. troops, U.S. combat troops, because the Vietnamese lack the necessary to effectively counter (Wil(top reserves Viet Cong atacks, Gen. liam" Westmoreland American commander) has authority to send our combat troops to the assistance and support of the Vietnamese.

Out of McNamara's news conference arose the possibility that elements of an entirely new division, the formation of which he announced, might be sent to Viet Nam at some point. He said that Army has been authorized to organize a new airmobile division as part of its current 16-division structure. Taking the name of the old 1st Cavalry Division, the outfit will have a strength of 5,787 and transportable by a swarm of 434 aircraft, four times more aircraft than a conventional division possesses. McNamara said the division, shaping up at Ft. Benning, could be ready for deployment in eight weeks if necessary.

Some Progress Made on Salary Increases HARRISBURG (AP)-House Democrats have narrowed the gap with the Scranton Adminis- Negotiation Site Hit by Fire Bombs PHILADELPHIA (AP) An office being used for negotiations between a trucking firm and the Teamsters' Union was damaged Wednesday by fire night, the bombs second consecutive day the labor dis- pute was marked by trouble. The office was empty and no one was injured, firemen said. Firemen quickly extinguished the blaze at the Motor Transport Labor Relations which they said was used for negotiations between Teamsters Local 107 and Roadway Express Inc. LANCER'S Jr. Drum and Bugle Corps FESTIVAL JUNE 17th 18th St.

Agnes School Grounds Parade Thursday Night at 6:30 Fun and Frolic for the Whole Family The Lancers Will Perform Each Night Rain Date June 19th tration over ministrative demands for ad- salary increases, but they still oppose the gover- the nor's proposed sliding scale formula. Democrats announced Wednesday they have reduced their original salary proposals for administrative officials, bringing them closer to the salary schedule proposed by Gov. Scranton. Personals Mrs. Blain -Weaver and children of Howard, Mr, and Mrs.

Sheats of, Hal, Mr. and' Mrs, Ronald- Duck and friends i of Lock TODAY DflYV 7 AND 9 THRU SAT. nUAI MAT. SAT. 1:30 LOVE IS MORE THAN A GOODNIGHT KISS The 125th Anniversary Committee for Sugar Valley-Loganton will have an ANTIQUE DISPLAY in the Cafeteria of the School during June 30-July 3.

If you are interested in displaying any of your antiques, please contact Mr. Schuyler Ramm prior to June 26th, or complete the attached form and mail to Mr. Ramm, Loganton, Pa. Name Address Phone Antiques on Display and Mrs. William Risihel and boys of Cast-.

anea were Sunday visitors at Bruce Rishel's farm in Logan- ton. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Risflid and Joseph C. Powers returned to Philadelphia 'where Mr.

Risih- el and Mr. Powers work for line. WEEKEND At NEWBERRY'S Miniature SUMMERTIME SUPER SPECIAL I 6 Only MINIATURE Lost or Found FOUND Woman's white cardigan. Owner may have by calling at The Express and identifying same. Monday through Friday 25c a Game BAKED HAM with Pineapple $125 The only repeat just creature wlhat it hears without trying to make a Your Choice MENU: FROM 4 P.M.

UNTIL 9 P.M. )ur complete dinner menu will be available during these lours only choice steaks, 'chops, roasts, seafoods. Children's platters 75c. FREE GIFT FOR ALL DADS DINING SUNDAY LOCK HAVEN MOOSE CLUB Play GYM SETS 21 95 7 Pieces REG. 29.95 8 Only 9'xl2' Rice STRAW RUGS 'erfect on Porch Ideal Inside 150 Only 9" White PAPER PLATES 150 Plates to Package REG.

1.47 99 3 Only OSCO SLEEP. BAGS Regular 12.88 10 Just 3 Viking SLEEP. BAGS Regular 6.88 5.90 Save 52c LIFOAM PICNIC CHEST Reg. 1.97 1 27 Hardwood SPRING CLOTHES PINS 6 Doz. Pack 52" Name-Brand Fabric For 4 solid hours of miniature golf Monday through Friday 1:30 p.m.

to 5:30 p.m. After 5:30 p.m. regular prices will prevail. Now Open! Time to get in that golf driving practice. MAKE A DAY OF AT BOB-ET'S IT JAMAICA SHORTS Reg.

1.67 Sizes 10 to 18 One Only HURRY! 20" Blade POWER MOWER Here's the ONLY outdoor recreation center in the Lock Haven area in and enjoy yourself You'll also find the area's most delicious food and soft ice cream at Rockey's Drive-in. Bobet's Miniature GOLF LOCATED ON KOGAN BLVD. DIRECTLY BEHIND ROCKEY'S DRIVE-IN REGULAR 39.95 Sale! Ladies' BLOUSES Assortment of Styles I REGULAR 1.37 JUST YARDS UPHOLSTERY MATERIAL Gay Colors Terrific Values -OUV i 1.99 ASSORTED LAWN ORNAMENTS HEN AND CHICKS EXOTIC BIRDS BIRD BATHS Reg. 2.99 UKWAMJKJNTS 2.66 20 ONLY 1 9'xl2' ROTARUS VINYL RUGS ReK 5.27 4.44 SHOP NEWBERRY'S FIRST IN LOCK HAVEN I.