The Evening Independent from Massillon, Ohio • Page 1

Cool Low tonight in low 50s. High Sunday in 70s. Rain odds: zero. 109th 295 THE EVENING INDEPENDENT Established 1863 Santa Claim didn't make it back to the North Pole Christmas. He's still down at the Internal Revenue office trying to explain the $7 billion he put down for gifts.

Massillon, Ohio, 44646, Saturday, June 17, 1972 Home Delivery 60 Cents a Week 10c A COPY Large crowd at commencement A standing room only crowd filled United Wesley Methodist church to capacity Friday evening for Massillon Oily Hospital School of Nursing's commencement when diplomas were awarded to 27 graduates. LOIS LORRAINE Shrock, summa cum laude in her class, was awarded a $1,500 scholarship for post-graduate study Train wreck in France claims 43 SOISSONS, France (AP) The bodies of 43 persons were pulled today from the wreckage of two trains that piled up in a railway tunnel which collapsed near here. Rescue workers were making their way through the debris to reach about 10 other persons believed trapped in the trains. SEVENTY were injured; of 30 were taken to hospitals in serious condition. About 500 rescue workers were on the scene, digging in the debris.

The two trains, crowded with about 500 persons and going in (See FRANCE 10) provided by the hospital board of trustees. Miss Shrock, the daughter of Henry C. Shrock of Walnut Creek, also received a silver charm for her outstanding scholastic achievements for the past, three years. Miss Barbara Merles, school director, presented the class for graduation and gave them school pins, with Mrs. Marilyn Fogle, director of nursing service at the hospital, assisting.

Attorney Richard Hardman, chairman of the board of trustees, presented the diplomas and awards to the scholarship winners. Tara Netziy, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Robert E. Netzly of 2818 Elmbreeze st NW, Perry township, was magna cum laude and ranked third in her class.

PAM WHITEHOUSE, daughter of Charles J. Whibetoouse of 1213 Rockwood st SW, Canton, graduated cum laude placing fourth in her class. She and' Miss Netzly were awarded scholarship charms and named runners up for the scholarship should Miss Shrock not pursue further education, Kabhy Jones, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Raymond M.

Jones of 13955 Elton at SW, Sugar Creek township, was second in the class and graduated magna cum laude. Miss Jones was not considered for the scholarship since she plans to enter the U. S. Air (See LARGE Page 10) Dad to come in for special honors Sunday By AMY SHRIVER "He's such a good father, I'm glad we have special days to celebrate for him!" In these words, Mrs. James (Alma) Martin of 2135 Lincoln Way NW summed up bhe feelings of most Massillon area families in regards to Father's Day, which will be internationally celebrated tomorrow.

SUCH TERMS as "well-deserved" sprinkled the conversations between this reporter and area families on the topic of Father's Days. The Martins are havng a family picnic, and their Where to find niurcnea Comics Jeane Dixon The 'Home Line' Weather Report 9 1 3 13 2' 1 13 11 8 9 11 12 14 six ohildren, Ann, 17, Rosemary, I 4 Steven, 13, Julie, 10 7 'have all chipped to buy Had a special present for the summer months ahead an outdoor grill. Most families however, will be celebrating Father's Day in the quiet manner wliioh, has come to be its tradition. According to Mrs. Richard (Nancy) Fritz of 3216 Pine Hills dr SW, Perry township, she, her hus- foand and their seven children, David, 9, Mary, 8, Jill, .6, Sue, 5, Jeanie, 4, Karen, IVz and Nancy', four months, will just be "taking it easy or trying to!" Regardless of the manner of the celebration, be it relaxation, picnics, boating, fishing, swimming or whatever, the idea is to take a day out of the year to thank Dads for all that they do for their families throughout the year.

It is interesting to note, however, that Mother's Day was a holiday before we flhought of honoring Dads. The ihistary of Father's Day 'is interesting, and, according to Associated Press writer Carole Banns, it began in 1909 when after 'listening to a 1909 Mother's Day church (See DAD Page 10) SOLEMN PROCESSION OPENS COMMENCEMENT OF MASSILLON CITY HOSPITAL SCHOOL OF NURSING AT WESLEY UNITED METHODIST CHURCH. (Independent Staff Photo) 100 ,000 man air, naval force remains committed Last infantry brigade in S. Viet deactivated SAIGON (AP) The United Slates today deactivated its last remaining infantry brigade in South Vietnam, officially ending its ground combat role but continuing the commitment of a air and naval force to llhe war. U.S.

air and naval forces again heavily bombarded North Vietnam, but stayed below the 201ih parallel 70 miles south of Hanoi to avoid any incidents during the visit of Soviet President Nikolai Podgorny to tihe North Vietnamese capital. IN A surprise development, 100 South Vietnamese commandos made a 'helicopter assault into the North Vietnamese held district town of Tan Cairn, 25 miles north of Kontum City in the central 'highlands. The town fell to the North Vietnamese April 24. The commandos were pulled out by South Vietnamese helicopters after a four-hour sweep, perhaps to gain intelligence information for a larger operation later on. The government forces returned to Kontum bringing out with them nine South Vietnamese soldiers being held captive and 49 civilians, field reports said.

The operation was preceded by 'heavy U.S. B52 raids on the edges of the town. The U.S. Command reported that Air Force, Navy and fighter-bombers carried out more than 320 air strikes against North Vietnam Friday. More than 350 strikes were flown over the North the pre- vious day.

THE MAJOR raids Friday included attacks on the Dong Phong Throng railroad bypass bridge nine miles nortiheast ef Thanh Hoa near the 20th parallel, 200 miles north of the demilitarized zone, and renewed strikes on MIG air bases at Bad (See LAST Page 10) I Podgorny making bid for end to Indochina war? "A FISHING LESSON tops the agenda for the celebration of Father's Day for the Ron Peterson family of 610 4th st NE. Here he shows daughters Susan, 8, and Ronda, 7, how to catch the big ones. (Independent Staff Photo) CALCUTTA, India (AP) Airport sources said today Soviet President Nikolai V. Podgorny has prolonged by one day visit to a visit linked by jytoscow observers to a possible-Soviet bid to help end the Indochina war. Podgornys plane originally was due in Calcutta from Hanoi this morning, but a messaga said the stopover would be postponed 24 hours, the sources disclosed.

Soviet aircraft frequently fly to North Vietnam via Calcutta to avoid crossing Communist China. PODGORNY passed through Calcutta Wednesday night on his undisclosed mission to Hanoi. Victor Louis, a well informed Soviet journalist, wrote Friday that the visit "is aimed at stopping hostilities on all fronts so that new negotiations can get under way." Louis, who often has access to Kremlin views, said in the London Evening News that Moscow observers believe that, "if both the North and South Vietnamese would halt in their present positions, there could be a cooling-off period that could lead to a referendum or new elections in South Vietnam." Louis also said Soviet leaders were impressed at the Moscow summit by President Nixon's determination to end the war. Podgorny would be able to give Hanoi a firsthand account of both the Soviet and American views on Vietnam, he added. SATO TO RESIGN Japan's Prims Minister Eisafcu Sato Friday publicly announced his intention to resign as head of his ruling Liberal Democratic party.

The announcement would automatically apply to 'his premiership as well. Story page 3. (AP Wirephoto) FEMALE HELP WANTED Full or part time. Dial 832-3724. HAPPY BIRTHDAY, GLORIA HUSBAND AND KIDS Happy Father's Day to the best Dad in the world Mom and Paul.

MASSILLON ROOFING and Spouting Dial 832-4227 1967 Buick LeSabre. Good transportation, $650. 832-8009. BETH MOBILE PARK SALES 6000 Beth Ave. SW 484-3795 CLEANING Any size living room and hall cleaned for $19.95.

837-1457. DRIVING RANGE Newly Opened Corner Routes 241 and 687 OVER 21 DANCE Music by One East. June 24, 8-30 to 12:30. Amherst Civic Center. B.Y.O.B.

tickets $7.00 per couple. Dial 833-3536 or 837-2830. BORDNER'S Tonight. Erie open til 10:30 Amherst 9 Mayflower 7 All stores open Sunday Erie 10-6 Amherst and May flower 10-2 Free Coffee! Save every day in the week as our Specials, Coupons, Bonuses run through Tuesday Hoi Ferraro's Italian Bread and Hard Rolls fresh Sunday! Conw in you'll save a and that's th' real GATTUSO'S PIZZA Dial 837-3130 MARTHA GALVIN DANCE Studio Summer Classes 832-7884. ESTY ORGAN Bench, earphone.

Excellent condition. Dial 832-0507. TEEN DANCE Elms Swim Club, Captain Foam, tonight, Saturday, 8-11 p.m. FRESH STRAWBERRY SHORT CAKE ROBERTA'S DRIVE IN 1032 FIRST ST. N.E.

BAR MAID OR WAITRESS Over 21. Dial 832-3424 HAIRCUTS $2.00 Ron's Barber Shop, 914 S. Erie. XX CENTURY FURNACES Kurtz and Vernon. Dial 832-6696.

No answer Dial 832-3241. TEEN DANCE Free puppies lo a good home. Dial 833-1319. CLOSED FOR VACATION JUNE 16TH THRU 24TH ROSKER AUTO PARTS THE STATE BANK CO. Bank Loans for every persona) need at bank rates.

Elms Swim Club, Captain Foam, CAR INTERIORS CLEANED tonight, Saturday, 8-11 p.m. i BY MODERN METHOD I Dial 833-1367 for free estimate Cheryl's Beauty Shop Mt. Eaton. Daily Mon. thru'; Perry Heights Summer Day and Fri.

opening June 12. Swim by appointment. Dial 359-5336. Crafts, gamc.s, fun for all. OOflNTRY LANES 879-5913 Open bowling Friday and Saturday, 5 p.m.

'til closing. Air conditioned. KREMPEL'S BAKERY Father's Day Cakes $1.35 Father's Day emblem bedrooms in NW area. New NEED A BATTERY? For all makes and models from $8.50 each. Dial 832-3109.

Auto Battery Outlet, 519 Lincoln Way (rear). June 17th, Am. son body, VW floor pan and Legion Home. Dom Clivi Orch-j trans, axle. Needs engine.

In- COUNTRY LANES 879-5913 Couples needed for Wednesday Mixed League. Junior boys and girls for Thursday. Both leagues start 7:30 p.m. Beginners wel come. Free instructions.

FATHER'S DAY AT HOWARD JOHNSON'S $2.50 Roast beef and dressing, mashed potatoes and gravy, Harvard beets, salad, choice of dressing rolls and butter, coffee, tea or soft drink, jello, ice cream or Sherbet Dial Tomato plants for sale. 5022 Pigeon Run Navarre. Exterior Painting. Reasonable. 832-5191, 477-7157, 8327743.

DANCE Ray Beach and the Driftwoods. Driftwood Towne House. ISAACS SPRAY PAINTING Barns, Buildings, Basements, Of fice Furniture. Dial 854-3774. HAYMAKER TREE SERVICE Topping, trimming and removal.

Free estimate. Fully insured. 499-5037 or 854-3316. TALLEY'S MAID WANTED RENT MOTOR HOME tonight and Sunday jPart time, experience preferred, Fair Prices. 494-2034, 492-4982 Igood hourly rate.

Dial 6TH ST. NITE CLUB Dancing tonight, 'Mother's Pride" CSEAK PAINTING Dial 837-2850. A professional job, a fair price. Phone Mr. Cseak 833-9268.

BAKE SALE K-mart, Sunday. 12-6 Phi Eta Beta FRANK'S COIFFURES, RED KREST New location: 4731 W. Tusc. I Dine and dance to "Allegro's" Formerly Country Fair Shop- I corner Routes 30 and 93. Center.

Dial 477-1112. Potted Big Boy and Marglobe to-; matoes. Monty's, Wales Ave. Leonard for reliable TV serv- at Jackson High. Dial 832-6817Jice at reasonable prices.

Dial 832-1982. HORSE SHOW New Beauty Salon SPECIAL P. W. S7.95 7308 Knight St. N.W.

I LAKE MOHAWK, MALVERN IA11 season home, lot 1, lake front. $39,000. Dial 477-3252 or 863-0805. Massillon Saddle Club, June 18. For appointment Dial 832-8411 1 p.m., V'4 mile E.

of Rt. 93 off RV. 30. Members bring pies. HOUSE FOR RENT 11968 Pontiac GTO.

Automatic. EXTERIOR WASHING Lemon pies. ALUMNI DANCE 'interior. Reply Box 42, The I Evening Independent. Dune Buggy, red fiberglass Kel- estra.

B.Y.O.B. ALL PARTS AUTOMOTIVE ALUMINUM WELDING of the do-it-yourselfer." Expert repair service. Buy and carry discount prices used machinery. you. 4774525.

3564 Lincoln P.S. Priced for quick sale. SedHomes, mobile homes, trucks. Welding, 4730 Navarre Rd. SWjWay E.

at 220 Towne Plaza or Dial 833-8531. Master Charge accepted. Free es- Canton. Dial 477-2327. MONROE'S PRODUCE timates.

Hydro-Sonic Mobile Wash, 833-5777. I. STRAWBERRIES Home grown strawberries, 2 qts. FOR FATHER'S DAY FREE JESUS CONCERT Picked or pick your own daily, Phil Keggy (Glass Harp) Sunday. Hours: 7 to 7.

others, this Sunday. 1 to 8 p.m.. No weeds. $1.25. California Lopes 3 for SI.

Reserve now. 832-0727. HeariStadium Park, Massillon. quire 10714 Lawndcll SW, Na-Field grown tomatoes 3 Ibs. i the Johnson 5 this Fri.

and Sat. welcome. All VOGLEY ORCHARDS 6731 Shepler Church rd, Navarra HORNER'S STRAWBERRIES The season is at its peak Fresh Picked Berries PICK YOUR OWN Acres of excellent picking. Open 6:30 a.m.-8 p.m. Closed Sunday.

or Dial 767-3045. CLEARANCE AUCTION EVERYTHING MUST GO TO HIGH BIDDER to make room for new items coming in. New furniture, tools, housewares, etc. June 17, 7:30 p.m. Located 2nd Ave.

NE, Beach City, Ohio. (Beach City Auction). i AMERICAN LEGION dinner every Sun. from 12 to 2 p.m. Adults $1.45 plus tax.

Children $1 plus tax. Free coffee. Open to public. No carry- outs. SWIMMING 11 TO 8 Membership: vSingle.

Week days 50c. Sat. and Sun. 75c. Six miles W.

of Massillon on Rt. 30. Dial 832-9498. STRAWBERRIES FI STRAWBERRY FARM. PICK YOUR OWN OR FRESH PICKED.

OPEN FROM 7 TO ACRES OF STRAWBERRIES LOCATED AT BOLIVAR ON ROUTE 212. DIAL 874-2310. SI.19. Dial 833-6977. evenings.

Brady's House of Fine Food. TIRES BRAKES ALIGNMENT Our prices are better Stancato's WANTED TO BUY 1 to 5 acres of rural land within commuting distance of Canton and Massillon with or without house. Must have frontage on paved road. Will accept call 10 a.m. to 1 p.m.

only, agenciei or owners. Dial 453-0707. 2051 Wales, N.E. 832-3043' ZIMMER'S LANDSCAPING SCREENED TOPSOIL Fill dirt, top soil, limestone, gravel, new lawns, lawn care, light grading. Check with us for your summer outdoor needs.

Dial 8334322, WANTED i MAPLE VIEW MOBILE "HOUSES UNDER $20,000" HOME PARK AND SALES Lei our list of buyers make you 1 60x12 Champion Deluxe 2 BR their cash offer: "Cash ap- $6995; 60x12 Valiant $7900. Two praisal assured." Call John blocks E. on Bender St. off old Bowersox 833-0711 for 21, Navarre. Hours Mon.

thru Pal Gabele Agency. jSat, 9-6; 1-6. Dial 879-2505. SWIMMING AND PICNICKING at Lake-0-Springs swim pool. SHAG SO THICK People call it a plush, 20 exciting decorator colors.

$16.95 sq. Daily fees or season pass. Bill yd. including pad and labor. Spe-jDaniels, Manager.

Lake-0- cial introductory offer $13.95 sq. yd. Expires June 21. CAVALIER CARPETS 308 S. Erie.

Dial 837-2498 Springs, 3 minutes off 1-77 and Portage 6350 Lake-0-Springs N.W. Phone: 499-2154, 499-3726..