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Shamokin News-Dispatch from Shamokin, Pennsylvania • 3

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PAGE THREE SHAMOKIN NEWS-DISPATCH. SHAMOKIN, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 2. 1965 1 called to the other leaves. The next day when the sun came out Ten Year Age-ltSS The Rev. Robert M.

ArenU Looking Backward Marine Corporal he began to lose his color, and announced that plans for the nrnnnsAil njur Craf Vvanfrpli- soon the life was oozing out of Mrs. Anna iiaray, uu est i. rhurrh huilriini? the leaf. He called to the other leaves: "Don't do as I have score of 2,738. Mopping up operations were under way in the area of Coal Township High School as a result of damage caused by Hurricanes Connie and Diane.

Heavy rain washed rocks and earth down an embankment onto a travel way in the rear of the school. Montgomery Street, sustained had been approved by the state done. This is not freedom; it it Glad for Chance To Serve in War lacerations and contusions when Workmen continued to demolish and He made men to be free. I believe that prudish people who say that something God created is dirty are to blame for the guilt that people carry. IS.

A. First of all, I appreciate your frankness. But you are not the first frank person to be wrong. The Playboy boasts of sex freedom. But you are smart enough to know that there is no freedom without a corresponding responsibility.

There is a Jewish legend death." h.r stnirk hvitwo of the three dwellings to be y.w razed to make space available UJC for the new edifice. -PITTSBURGH, Pi. (AP) I Traffic at a number of cross N. at rrom ana uute Streets, Northumberland. ings of the Pennsylvania Rail Marine Cpl.

Denni Stefanacci erred month on Okinawa Twenty-Five Ysars Age 1M0 Installation of a modern front and display windows was start-i ed at the Fun Novelty Company store, Independence and Eighth Streets. The alterations allowed space for a six-foot extension of the main store room and new magazine card racks, in addition to a new soda fountain. Two horses, "Golden King" and "America's King." owned by Mrs. Catherine Wllmsen. prominent local horsewoman, swept all events in a show held at Huntingdon.

road was tied up when a draw- Life has many liberties but we are not free to do as we please. Ask the young man who took improper liberties with a girl, got her pregnant. He now has a wife he didn't want, and a child he didn't want, and a bad reputation besides. He is paying dearly for the liberty he sought and found. and wai unhappy about beinj head on one of the cars of an My Answer etit to Viet Nam.

eastbound ore train parted near about a leaf on a tree that Robert Brubaker, son of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Brubaker, Coal Street, Trevorton, a member of the criminal investigation force of the Pennsylvania Motor Police, took part in the Franklin Street crossing. Today, President Johnson hat a. letter from tha 21-year-old Marine from nearby Ambridge By BILLY GRAHAM Q.

I bear you talk on the about restricted sex. I be- Final weekly honors in the lo cal Moose "Keep in Shape' wanted to be free free to fly like a bird. He wiggled free from the branch he was attached to and went floating through the air. "I'm free, I'm free," he mm. Ibankinf him "for giving me the annual rodeo at Bucknell Uni sweepstakes bowling were won; lie ve in the Playboy philosophy A I Newa-Dispatcb classified adi pay 0)8 dividends on small Investment.

pportunity to aerve my coun by Prize Chips team with ai that God made sex to enjoy, versity Stadium, Lewisburg. 1 try." President wit moved he had the letter read to the Houm of Representativei. SAVE TJ1TU OUR LOW PRICES plus GOLD BOND STAMPS! eraldine Stefanacci, one of Dennis' nine half brothers and 1 ill kalf-tisters, said Tuesday night i Vien informed of his letter to President: i II lunula hi 11 II "V' II wis quite upset about going overseas again. At first he rote discouraging letters. -But, she added, when he saw what the situation was he eJunged.

a very compel aionate person." Stefanacci wrote to Johnson: "Every one of us is fighting for one thing freedom. Some will never see home again, but ii 0 If they will not have died in vain. 7 They will have died for a reason one that is worth every man that is lost." Rip also told the President he wished "there were no war and no killing" but that he was very proud to be fighting "because it :3 40 60 4 Greaseless Antiseptic gives me a feeling of repay ment." SQUIBB YOUR (S) STORE to what? To you. Mr. President, and to the great KODACOLOR FILM Sizes620r120orl27 free country I was reared in CLEARASIL for pimples and acne THERAGRAI1 MULTIPLE VITAMINS CUE Taethyeste with Reerectieei 5 13 5, Many people both men and women have risked, and in in any instances died, to keep our country free from communism.

Now it is my turn and I have pledged my life to defend our country." EACH ROLL $299 S4.79 NEW YORK-HAVANA CONTEST Bobby Fischer ta shown (upper) at his chess board tn the Marshall Chess Club In New York and West German grand master He ins Lehman at hta ta Havana, where the International Chess Tournament la being played. Since the State Department wouldn't permit Fischer to travel to Cuba, they play by teletype. Fischer la the U. S. senior champion.

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In addition to this, 44,000 people spent a total of 130.000 overnights in private rooms booked through the tourist office, bringing the grand total of Berlin visitors to 734,000 and overnights to 2.15 million. Traffic from the U.S. .77 Army in Fight for Freedom" Memorial Taras RUTLAND PARK GRASS SEED seeds 750 sq. feet PAPER PLATES Pack of 100 Adult Non Fiction, "You Are PAPER NAPKINS Pack of 250 CHARCOAL LIGHTER 1 quart can SCOURING PADS Contain soap Not Lowell Russell Dit-zen. Those who feel alone and those who have turned loneli was up 25 percent.

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229 Different Piecee of Unpointed Furniture Always in Stock Here's classic excellence that can't fee overlooked. It's right out In front ready to be admired K's the hand stitching of the front seams. Styles for both boys and girls. 0TRIR MODUS AVAILABLE TO $3M5 WE RESERVE THE RIGHT TO LIMIT QUANTITIES. Prices Subject to State Tax Where Applicable.

Hackett's EAST END STORE 706 Market Street Sunbury, Pa. NEW SUNDAY STORE HOURS 9:00 A. M. to till. 1 11 BEN HIRSCH'S 306 E.

Independenca Street.

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