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The Pocono Record from Stroudsburg, Pennsylvania • Page 7

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The Pocono Recordi
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Stroudsburg, Pennsylvania
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Obituaries Cordon Miller, 88, Canadeneis GORDON M. Miller, 88, Cana- densls, died at 7:15 a.m. yester- day In Monroe County General Hospital. He had been in fall- ing health tor years and seriously 111 for weeks. was born In Towanda, the ion ol Marvin and Josephine Gllllland Miller, and moved lo Canadensls 15 yean ago from Scranton.

He was employed by Skytop Lodge until retire- ment 10 yean ago. Surviving are daugh- ters, Mrs. Mnrjorie Bhllw, Can- adensh; Mrs. Hattie Hegnland, New York Cily, and Mrs. Clara Herring and Mrs.

Edna J. Van Busklrk, both of East Strouds- burg; four sons, Henry, Cana- densls; Francis, Scranton; George, Mountainhome, a Raymond Miller, Stroudsburg; one brother, Lament Miller, Moscow; a sister. Mrs. a Shell, Elmlra, N.Y.; 36 grand- children, 100 great-grandchild- ren and 12 great-great-grand- chlldron. Funeral services will be at 2 p.m.

Wednesday In tho Lanter- man Funeral Home. Rev. Pat- rick Loflus will officiate and burial will be in Madlsonvllle Cemetery. Friends may call at the eral home from 7 to 9 pm. Tuesday.

W.CMcNeal Services Held FUNERAL services for Wil- liam Clarence McNeal, 78, of Brodheadsville, wert held Fri- day at 2 p.m. at tha D. A. Hun- slckcr Funeral Home, Rev. Roh- ert.T.

Zuch officiating. Interment was In Beuna Vista Cemetery In Brodheadt- vllle. Pallbearers were Calvin Behler, Floyd Bush, Franklin Varnpy. William Gethen and Ar- thur and Asher Swltzgabel. Mrs.

M. Sargent Funeral Held FUNERAL services for Mrs. Mftbei G. Sargent, 55, of 465 Normal St, East Stroudiburg, held yesterday In tho Sal- vstion Army Citadel. Charles Dnimmond of- ficiated and burial waj in Pros- pact Cemetery.

Pallbearers were Paul Winters, Chester Bogart, ErJwanJ Rlehlgrrwr, Daniel DtcM. rorrest PossSnsjw i Vogler. Funeral Home WM in of arrangements. BangorRD2 Resident MRS. LCOT DeNarrS Loren- 78, of Bangor RE 3, dtad Sunday bi Union Memorial Hospital, Baltimore, had been a patient last TTntrsday.

9he) wx born hi CosbsSo, HUT, and daughter of ttw Demonic and Mark Sorwgo DeNanM. Mrs. Loreniet had been mi- dent of Pen Argyl for past 95 yeam. She TTH nwfriber of St Jtooh'i CstthoSlc Orurch, Weat Bsngor. Mm.

Lorenzeit la by her husband, Peter Lorenzet; four tans, James East Stroaeaurg; Angelo Lorenzet PMffifpfJburg; OtavSo and Leo P. Md. Sevwn daughters, Mrs. Alva Masut, Capella Maggron, Italy; Mrs. Odllls Arconti, Baltimore, Mrs.

Mary Zanchettfa, Bangor KD Mrs. Lena Celot, Pen Argyl; Mrs. DeLrtJa Curdo, Bangor RD Mrs. Sophie Barry, Baltimore, and Mrs- Norms Ltero, Wind Gap. Two brothers, Peter and Mario DeNardi, both at Coneg- llano Venltp, Italy; one sister, Barto Breda, In Italy; 25 grandchildren, 17 great-grand- children.

Funeral services xvill hold Wednesday at 8:30 a.m. in the Swoyer Funeral Pen Argyl. A Requiem High Mass will be celebrated at 9:30 a.m. Wednes- day In St Rooh'a Church. Friends and relatives mny call tho funeral home today after 6 p-m.

Reds Aiding Japan Labor TOKYO Officials of Sohyo. Japan's Hg labor federa- tion, report Communist countries have been plajinff a major role in financing organized labor In Japan. Labor sources said Sohyo's sec- retary-general, AWra Iwal, told a national convention Sunday that money has been received from the Soviet. Union, Yugoslavia, Com- munist China and other Commu- nist nations. He said Ihey do- nated 26 million help miners on strike for ISO days in southwest Japan, The vio- lent strike was a major problem to Japan's conservative govern- ment until It was settled last month.

Lancaster Cattle A A (AD i "00 choice i sir-ore erwil k'rnilt H.t.Tri-llli.oit. mriUmii CIKH! ffpur Cnhos tfftorl rtiolr-fl vonlftrfi 24.00-2tW, prime 29.00-fS.OO. Rfirta 1,300, bur- Kilts, Funeral Services For Albert Smith FUNKKAI, for Albert Smith, 77, Minislnk Hillj, were held yesterday In the I.antttmuin Kuneral Home. Rev. Charles H.

Kuloff officiated and burial was East Swlftwater Cemetery. Pallbearers were Glenn Smith, Edward Hoaglond, James Smith, William Detrick, Robert J. Smith and RobtTt Smith. Rites Held For Mrs. Butler FU.YKltAL for Mrs.

Wlnfred B. Butler, 75, of Laure Pine JM- Cresco, were held yes- terday at 2 p.m. In William H. Clark Funeral Home. Rev.

John O'Neill officiated. Interment was the Oakland Cemetery, Creaco, Saylorsburg Mil. AND MRS. Elmer KlotE, Allen town; Mrs. Anna Lyons, Mr.

and Mrs. Edward Lyons and children, Stroudsburg: Mrs. Col- rxirn, daughter Louisa, Mr. and Mrs. William Colborn and child- ren, Mr.

and Mrs. John KoberU John Roberts were re- cent gucxtg of Mr, and Mrs. Ralph Van Buxklrk and Annetta Van Eusklrk. Mr. and Mrs.

Howard Getz, daughter Darlene, Bushkill Cen- ter; Earl Shook, Wind Gap, and Mrs. Thomas Gildner. Middle Creek, were recent guests of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Marsh, The American Legion of the West End Memorial Post 92 will meet at Green Gables Inn, Gilbert, Tuesday, Aug.

9 at 8:30 Plans are being made for a carnival to held at Say- lor 1 Lake, Aug. 21. Mrs. Gladys Parker of Bev- erly, N.J., spent a week with her father, Ell Serf ass and s- ter, Mrs. Irene Lynch.

Your Horoscope Today By FRANCIS DRAKE TLE8DAV. ACOt'ST ISBn March 21 lo April 2ft AmBI Marl arnl planetary In- fluence tm I i i caucf fru'- ti'tri urilf.sn you hflnllt; yoursi-lf ami day's a i i i cnlnih-. hiTt-u'-ly. Hi; snibltiyuB Imt AriHI to 21 a A (utra i Btra1ut wjn'i amlsH. do not let tliia 7011 from jrolnjt aliMd i i a He? j-our Mil and you can May 22 lo 21 i i i i i i a i A rolorftil twrlod Tor your hftBt for flttflfninc' i i In Htiration.

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i John TrndfiH. Enslinh natural WISHING RefUlerwi U. S. P.Unt Offic 8 3T" jTM i 4 7 .1 i TJ a 3 0 4 I 8 0 O' 8 I I 4 2 tt 4 I (t 5 7 4 8 4 4 I A A 8 (i it 4 If 3 8 tt (J ii 8 6 TJ i. 8 7 JJ I 1 6 a 4 7 A 7 A It 4 8 I 4" 7 2 4 a pleaiaot little game that will fire 7011 a meswet erery day it la nn merles I DttzEle to apell ont your forune.

Count the letters IQ TOOT first name. If the number of lettexi Is 0 or more, aab- trsct i. If the number IB Icae than 6, add 8. Tbe resalt IB yoar Jeer number. Start at the upper left-hand corner of the rectangle and check erery of yonr key nnmberi, left to riphL Then Rfid tha mMBaef the letteri tmaer the checked eirt TOTL DAILY CROSSWORD 408033 cMUzatfeB fl.F«naJ» Jinrfcdi eabbadl 3-Horela 17.

Gold laaofflea (print) IB-BmeJlboT IT.Ualt k3a 3BdttSfHflf "PC 33. Variety of 34. Doings S3. lottos 29. Tease 30.

Reclines 32. Urea 33. Dilapidated automobiler SB. Close to 37. Maxim 38.

Small points of land 41, Fashion 43.Dcnke}-a 1 It-Cburcll projections JUCamllenut tree VfS I IPS' 2 i I A Ycstotdaj-'s CrTpHqnote: GO SOBER FALLS WITH TOB LEAF OCTOBER-- FLETCHER. Named Regional Labor Official CHAMBEHSHUHG, Pm. (AP)-- The U. S. Department ol Labor Monday named! Josopli D.

Puntel assistant to the regional director ol the Wage-Hour and Public Con- tracts Divisions. Puntel will assist In the admin- istration and enforcement of the Fair Labor Standards Act and the Walsh-Mealy Public Contracts Act In Pennsylvania, Maryland, "Dela- ware and the District ol Colum- bia. He has been investigation supervisor in charge ol the re- gion's Pittsburgh office. Puntel, married to Ow former Helen Young of. Meadvllle, will move to Chambersburg soon from Pittsburgh.

U. S. Brushes Off Proposal WASHINGTON (AP)-The State DejBirtinfnt Monday lirushrd oil a Chinese Communist proposa for a nuclear zone In Asia an "only another meaningless pro- paganda gesture." Press Lincoln White said there It no basis lor hoping that Communist China will abandon belligerent policies to join in any such agreement. Chinese Communist Premier Chou En-lal was reported to have called again for a treaty to be signed by the nuclear powers guaranteeing that no atomic weapons should be used in Asia. Television Programs NEW YORK CHANNELS 2 prayer newi 2 Rummer 2 Nm tad weather 4 Tod a 7 7 Carlooni 2 Wewt 5 Dltic Door School 7 Ultlt) Kancali 2 Captain Kansaroo 5 Becker 7 Time for Fan 2 People'! 4 Mom 7 i'ptjlflh 2 Mr Msrrlt 5 Topncr 7 Of Life find Lovt 2 Ked.

Kowe 4 Doueh-Ke-MI 3 Feature Film 7 Memory 2 On Oo 4 I'laj Tour Hunch 2 I Lore Lucy 4 The I'rice IB Rljtht 7 I Married Joan 2 necember Brldt 4 Concentration Romper Kooin 7 Kenny Ottnlina 2 Love of Life 4 Truth or Conwijneiicei 7 Gun 2 Search for Tomorrow 4 It Could TOD 6 CartooDH 7 Hot) CummluKi 2 Ouildlng Lfyht 2 News 4 Ur. 7 A Facei 2 and Allen 1 :25 4-9 Newi 2 Aa the World Xurni 4 5 Film 7 K.j Mllland 9 Plarhouse 1 11 Yankeea JWrolt 2 Prama. Full Clrclt 4 Qtjuen for a Daj 7 Hay In Court 2 Home Party 4 IiOretta Younf Theater 7 Gale Storm 9 Lore Btory 2 The Millionaire 4 Dr. Malone 5 TV Dlseit 7 Heat The Clock 9 Strange Stories 2 The Verdict IB Touri 4 From Theie Boots Doorway to Destiny 7 Who Do Yon Trust? 13 Physical Culture 2 Hrlehter Day 4 The Thin a 6 Douclfia Fairbanki 7 Handstand 13 a i Time 4:1.1 2 Secret Storm 2 The Edie of NMint 4 Yancy Perrlneer 5 Mr. District Attorney 13 Film Life of Ellej 4 Film 5 Dateline: Europe 8 Bill Hlctock 11 Bozo the Clown ASK SAM WHAT HE LOVES BETTER THAN N.

Ooartiawl St. BEVERAGE DISTRIBUTING CO. DIAL HA B. Strondstmrg 2 Film 5 Biz Beat 7 Opt tin Oallant 9 Film 11 Stooges 5 Felix and Krieadi Little Buoli 11 Popeye the Sailor 13 Crunch and Dei 4 6 Loonty Toons 7 Yeeterdar'i Newireel 11 Quick Draw McGraw 13 Clay Cole 4-7 News 7 2 Nevi; wettkn 4 Phil Ellren Jlm Bowie Behind CloMd Boon 9 Terrytoon Ctrcai 11 News; weather 2 Xewa a Jnrr 4 Laramta Scotland 7 Snjtarfoot Film 11 Home Una 13 Hljthwaj Patrol Bed Barber 2 TKk'i Bad Blrl Basubsll Sherlock Holraec 13 Film IM-- 1 Dibit Oiilii 4 I Cltr Aailmnent 7 Wyatt Earp 2 Tlchtrone 4 i a Diamond 5 Wrestling 7 Rifleman Saetk Prerlew 13 Playback 2 Comedy Spot 4 A Murray 7 Colt .43 10:00 2 Diagnosis 4 Sound 7 TV Theater 10:80 4 Mldnizht 5 News 7 Rescue 8 9 Film 11 Bed Birbtr 4 Xews weather News 7 11 ws; Sports 13 Mike Walace interyiewi 5 Film Film 4 Jack Feu 7 Film 11 11 Film 11 News, iportt 13 Plajback Film Film 2 Film 5 Newsreel 1 4 Dr. Joyce Brother! 4 Drama News: weather FOAM RUBBER.

INNERSPRIN6 MATTRESSES BEDROOM FURNITURE HOLLYWOOD BEDS REUPHOLSTERY WORK STROUDSBURG BEDDING Mala Sirett Phone HA 1-5451 PHILADELPHIA CHANNELS 8 Thought for Todajr 3 Farm Market Kewi 10 Give Di Thli Day 3 Newsroom 10 News 3 Mm The Maker 10 Bill Bennett Show 3 Wealern Waj 10 Introduction of tht Old Testament I Todaj Unirersltr rf th. Ur 10 My Little Margie 6 Breakfast Time Wonderful World of Gene London Captain Kanffaroe 9 i Bertie the Bunrln 6 Happy the Clows 10 Barns and Allen 6 Topper 10 Our Miss Brooks 3 Newsroom 10 News 3 Donnh-Ee-iU 6 War of Life 10 December Bride 3 Play Tour Hunch 6 Movietime 10 Video Village 3 The Price 1 flight 10 1 LOTS 3 Concentration 10 Clear Horizons 6 Five With Pnll 3 Truth or Coaseacienceff 6 Restless Gun 10 Convention Special 3 It Could Be Ion fl Love That Bob 3 Award Theater 6 About Faces 6 Who Do Ton Trust? 10 As the World 3 Queen for a Day 8 Day In Court 111 Full Circle 3 Loretta Young Theater 8 Gale Storm 30 Art Linkletter 3 Younjr Dr. Malont 6 Beat The Clock 10 The Millionaire DELCO-HE4T CLEVELAND 1 Crrstai St Dial HA 1-6581 B. Stbg. 3 From These RooU 6 Band stand 10 Verdict Is lours 3 Comcdv Plavhonst 11) (irijrater Uay Secret Storm 3 A-lveuture Tims 10 Edce of Niebi 3 5 O'Clock Show 10 Life of RHey 9 Kockr and Kin Friends 10 The Eatlf Show fi Popej-e Theflter 3 Newsreel; weather 3 Weather 3 News fi Clntch Carjro 7:00 3 Lock Up 6-10 News 30 Charles 6-10 "Wither 7:30 10 Hound Siiparfnot 3 LarnraiA 8:00 10 Homa Ron Derby Dobie Glllls 6 Wjatt Earp 3 a Playhouse 10 Tirtitrop'e 6 Kifleman 3 i a Diamond 3(1 Comedv Spot 6 Colt .45 3 A Piaunosia Unknown 8 Television Theater 3 Snuad Meilic 3 -Tolinnv Mirlntjrht 11 3-fi-IO XPWB 3-6-10 Weathar 3 Pnar 8 Worlds Best 10 Film Film 1:00 3 Kinjrdom the Sei 1 3 News 1:35 3 Thoncht for Tomorrow in News Oixe Hs This Day 6 News 6 Morien.

News. Weather FOR YOUR FAVORITE RADIO PROGRAMS WVPO-Dial 840 MY OFTEN A RAW ADDS GREATER NEED BE, WE SHALL DO TWENTY SORRY 1 MUFFEP THAT SCENE AGAIN PINO' HE ALLOWS, OF OXJRSE.FOR AN KINPLY REMEMBER, FLU BUDGET WILL NOT STRETCH TOO FAR FORA CLUMSY The Daily Record, The Stroudsburjfs, Pa. August 2,1960 BLONDIEA ABOUT TOOLS- I'LL BET SHE THE V.RONC- LOCK, UTTLE WIFE-WHAT DO sou MEAN VOU'VE CHANCED VOUR MIND? DIDNTTHINGS COME POLICE WERE CONVINCED, MD THEY LEfT THE LITTLE GIRL WITH ME. BUT SHE'S TOO SWEET-TOO WONDERRILf I CANT GO THROUGH WITH THIS SPOTS WHAT? -YOU'RE PULLING OUT? MY ATTORNEY, DEAR DUMBNESS, A THING GIVE. Birr TO TURN A TRAITOR, war iona TOUVE.

--WOULD VOU MIND PLAYING IN THE LIVING ROOM FORA HE DOESM'T REALIZE OUST HOW THICK TMSSS WOOPS ARE; THOSE WOOPS ARE SO THICK WE COULPN'T POSSIBLV THEOUSH THEM; THE ROUTE FOR yoUR HIKE TOPAy BUT; SIR- THAT BOBS THROU6H MILPEW WOOPS MOM, THERE'S A SAUEON FROZEN ORANQE JUST A FEW LEFT1N THE DISAPPEARED TO? RUN AND GET THEM HERE VOU SET YOURSELF ANOTHER ICE- UP HERE AND PROP IN OH OUR WK.TW'JOLWROSERS THE ROSIW AREALWA-iS HAVING A PARTV' 1NEEP SOME SAM. AEHIRAli OLD KHiERSWiaWAKEM AHO Will AOI MEAN MOBODYCAW SlSEPWITH'JOirf AROUNP. SHORE, HONEY POT- HOW MftNY HOLES YE GOT TO UH-WILL YE FINISH OUT TH' ROUND PER ME, MAW JEST SEVENTEEN I i i YE WUZ TOTIN- WORE UT GOLF CLUBS AT TH 1 TOURISTER LODGE WAIT HERE A MOMENT, DIANA 1 WANT TO LEAVE A NOTE FOR Thb COLONEL THE COLONEL I'M RIGHT HAVE TDJ3LE WITH THE "GLRiN.5 OUT COLONEL ON NbVEl? SAW ANYTHIH3 LIKE THOSE TIK)-TOUfiH SliSSFULCfLEMOKAOE.

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Years Available:
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