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i Williamsport Sun-Garwtte, August 1l, 1973 c5" 1 SEPT, 3-9, 1973 i IB wliioh the are spawning-now Grandma Moses-born -Aug. 7, fc. 18 aik. fbr week, homo Luweit AM lli'tfh' tide 6 N.Y.C, mounted police Sept. 9, 1904 London Blitz began Sept.

7, 1940 He that complains hath too much. Old Farmer's Riddle: What pierces tout leaves no hole? (Answer below.) Ask the Old Fanner: My. husband and have often wondered why Saturday was chpsen over any othet night for serving baked beans. K. Boston.

The brick oven was heated I up only about once a week, on Saturday. The beans went in first, and by night they were just right. Home Hlnli: Tighten a loose screw by taking it out. put a wooden match stick in the put the screw back in you're ceiling with a brush, slip a paper plate up on.the handle to catch drips Riddle Answer: Sound. OLD FARMER'S WEATHER FORECASTS New? England: Clear.and hot to start, theli rain; possible hurricane with heavy rain end of week.

Greater New York-New Jersey: Rain and very warm all week; ramJaMer-paTt. --Middle Atlantic Coastal: Week begins cloudy, then rain; bur- -ricane rain on Southeast Coastal-Piedmont: Rain all' -week; hurricane expected to hit cbast latter part, then -on Florida: Rain throughout week; "heavy'rain by midweek due to hurricane. Upstate Western N.V.-Toronto Montreal: CJear and hot to midweek, then cloudy and Cooler; rain on weekend, heavy in east. Greater Ohio Valley: Week begins cloudy and hot, then, rain by midweek; on weekend. Deep South: Very hot all week; midweek rain in north and east; all over on-weekend.

Chicago and Southern Great Lakes: Most of week hot with scattered showers; rain and cooler on weekend. Northern Great Plains-Great takes: Rain all week and tem- pera'tures cooling off; early week clear and warm in west and central, then rain. "Central Great Plains: Clear and hot to stair, then showers; rain ofT a'jid on latter a -Texas-Oklahoma: Clear air week; hot to start, then cooler; hot again on weekend. Rocky Moimt9in Region: Light rain through midweek; remainder of week clear and warm. Southwest Desert: Light rain and cooling to start, then gradual clearing with highs near 110 to end ot week.

Pacific" Northwest: Most of week clear and 'very warm; dear and hot on weekend, California: Cloudy anrl mild- throughout week; clear and hot on weekend. (All Rights Reserved, Ydnket.lnc., Dublin. N.H. 03444) Workers Search for More Bodies ity Hospital Nkws C. Dice, president of the Diet- Drug Co.

and former president of the James -V. Brown ttbrary board--of trustees was reported sa'tisfactory condition in the coronary care unit. He was admitted ORIZABA, Mexico (DPI) -Rescue workers riding bulldozers smashed through mountains of rubble today --to search for bodies still buried in the debris of the worst earthquake in historv. HOUSTON (UPI) The Skylah rrew wVm phnfnpraphed, the "birth of HDhiistine and growth from a small disturbance into a full-fledged tropical were keep an eye on the storm as it Atlandc Trinidad. looks very much like a classic hurricane very Jaigt, 1 spiial arnib, bpiidlilTg counterclockwise." said astronaut Owen Garriott.

"No eye is visible because of a large cloud cover, but still there is no question about the general structure being classic hurricane le." Garriott, who got his turn today to fly around with a Buck Rogers contraption, and L. Bean "and Jack R. Lousma were told to aim their super powerful camera at storm, helping scientists learn how such a storm- develops. The Camera, which can photograph an object 15 feet in diameter on the'' ground. is the most powerful space camera ever developed.

The Interior i i released an official casualty report 'listing 527" dead and 4,075 iiijuied in Tuesday's pre-dawn quake but more victims were' being found with each passing hour. The government sent 400 coffins to 4n aud quickly used them all up burying victims found beneath trie twisted debris of cities; "and tuwns. The Jjulldozers worked round--the-- cities- Cordoba Ciudad Cerdan crunching through piles of wood, brick, metal, glass and stone. Teams ol doctors and nurses were inoculating hundieuV of many of still dazed -by the extent of the disaster. the main highway linking- the disaster area to Mexico City Thursday ahr quickly sent in fresh supplies of food, drinking water, blankets A to Mr.

tind Mm John Kroboth, Linden KU I Thursday, Aug. 30, 1973. The mother is the former Christine Spooner. i A daughter, to Mr. and Mrs.

Richard Baker, 800 Riiraf Avenue, Thursday, Aug. 30, 1973. The mother is the former Patricia Schiebel. Admitted: "Brian R. Bright; -Coudersport; Miss-jTrina Koser, 1100 Towncrest Road; Minnie; L.

Weisel, 805 Sheridan Mrs. Sarah B. Holtzinger, 1234 Vine Avenue; Robert F. Weaver, Mill Hall; Rayetta A. Engquist, Ralston; Mrs.

Anna Randolph, 517 Park Avenue; Mrs. Rose M. Barlow, 52 Ross Street, Mrs. Mary A. Kinley.

2830 Rvadr Miss Carrie O. Rider, 626 Pine Street; Mrs. Lucille A. Paris, Blossburg; Lester Herb Jr 1042 Hepburn Street; Dr. ted-Bullock, Rella Vista Dannie L.

Heffner, Muncy RD 3. Miss Betty J. Kahle, Montoursville RD Mrs. Barbara K. Sehultz, Montoursville; Jerry F.

Lewisburg; Mrs. Lynn Povish, 609 Second JVvenue; Richard. E.JThojnjgspn, Arnot; Brown, Flemington; Mrs. Wendy L. NiCastro, Emporium.

Discharged: Mrs. Merian E. Dieffenbacher, Alice P. i i -Jeanette--Smith, Mrs, Ergott. William E.

Taylbr Jeanne D. Helm, Hal M. Drick, Miss Eileen M. Zujkowski, Rodney E. Erickson, Robert E.

Karicher. Mrs. Marian T. Lundergan, Douglas M. Bower, Angela S.

Arnold, Donn i M. TrAssler, David- Shollenberger, -Debbie L. Tony W. A. Hrenko.

David B. Knupp, Katharine P. Carson, Lloyd E. Calhoun, Donna R. j.

Crossley, Lester K. Ade. "Mrs. Joann L. Chapman and babyvMrs.

Jane Falck and babyr Munry Valley MUNCY A daughter was born to Mr. and--Mrs: Sieg Muncy. RD 4, Thursday, Aug. 30, 1973. The mother is the former Ctuiie.

Lupold. Admitted: Mrs. -Raphael Boyer, Danville RD Joseph Piiu, Brown, 208 Main Street; Miss." Ellen Reuther, 237 West Penn Street; Harry Reeder and Mrs. Anna Tittle, Hughesville: CarL Hampe, Watson- 1. Discharged: Cuupei Mrs.

i MtCoUiiick; Mrs. Aida Yeagle, Dorothy Shelley. Mrs. Florence Pigeon. Alviarettar Elton Howard "Smith.

Mrs. Betty L'onway" and baby. Mis. Connie Moscr and baby. Jnx-v Sk(r Providence Births: A son, to Mr.

and Mrs. Richard R. Wa'giicr, 2266 RoyaHA venue, Thursday, --Aug. is the former Judy A. Batkowski.

A ItiurS' i. A.u£; The me lormer -itubeT Admitted: Richard S. Eisenman, 266 Lin- Avenue; Randy F. Mase, Montgomery; Peter H. Godfrey, 1930 Blak Street; Miss Christine L.

Eisley, Lewisburg; Mrs. Thelma C. Pringle, 330 High Street; Zane S. Evans, 221 North Arch Street, Mon- tbursville; Eleanor L. Burkhart, Linden RD LeRoy Hill Cogan Station RD Roy R.

Aucker, South'Williamsport RD Discharged: Robert F. Gaugler, Bret -A. James, Charles W. Phillips', Mrs. Debra K.

Noviello, Mrs. Evelyn E. John H. Weber, Raymond C. Tiller, Albert P.

Dincher, Mrs. Wanita M. Patricia A. Moon, Miss Linda K. Robert M.

Caldwell, John S. Kriner, Anthony W. Krauser, Mrs'. Eva L. Stetler, Miss Nancy Vonada, George A.

May, Mrs. Emma McCaslin. Mrs. Mary M. Hull and baby, Mrs.

Vicki L. Kocher and baby, Mrs. Susan E. Floruss and baby. Williarnsport Skies Today Computed by BAILEY R.

FRANK ---Friday, 31 Sunset today 7:43 Sunrise tomorrow a-ti. Moonset tonrght 9:10 p.m. First Quarter Sept. 4 Spica is between Venus and the moon this-evening. Venus has moved nearer Spica this week and it will pass to the east of that star late next wppk Extended Forecast By United Press international The extended forecast for pastprn Pennsylvania Sunday through TV sunny and -v hot Sunday, daytime high temperatures will ranger-in the upper 80's to low 90's and overnight lows will be in the mid 60's to low 70's.

Partly sunny and very warm Monday and Tuesday with scattered afternoon showers possible by Tuesday, highs both days in the 80's and overnight lows in the 60's and low 70's. High nnrl NEW YORK (UPI) The -highest temperature Thursday by the National Weather Service, excluding Alaska and Hawaii, was 108 degrees at Palm Springs and Needles, -both in California. Lowest temperature reported mpi ning was--37 Alamosa, Colo. Cannibal Keport Hit -BRASILIA --(UPI) -A co.uiirunijae- issued Wednesday by. Rescue workers, however, said electricity and running water were still cut off in the battered early today, hampering search and medical operations.

Bolice dozens of- prisoners out of the city jail in Orizaba today when the prison started to collapse like most of the other buildings in the city They were taken By bus to the prison in Perote, 60 miles awav. REUNION MlNGUE--Labor Day. Trout Pond Park, Hughesville. HINKEL--15th annual, Sept 9, White Deer Community ParX Dinner at p.m.. pavilion three.

Marcella Bennetr, sI2 Burlce Street. John Reese. Atwood'Ziesloft, Haven Island Route, Lena Norman Bell, 544 High Street. Discharged: James Wclshans, Richard Meyers. "Betty Lehman? John-tiarreth Northrop.

building the Highway to, be cannjbaJs, was by a i n's thfopologists. He suggested a had been spreading Trans-Amazon on -the alert for a of tne" Indian leading -an- rival tribe the report. DANVJLLE Admisjons-Aug. 29 included: Mrs. Judith A.

Aspl and 1735-- FoarHMi le--Di ive, Williamsport. Edward J. Cashner, Lock Haven. Prison Sit-In Quelled JACKSON, Mich. A --State troopers used tear -gas Thursday to bre.ak up a i hour sit-in at Southern Michigan Prison.

Order was re-' stored a i a i was described as. but tensf. officials s.iid be open Monday, September 3rd fo 5 P.M. GIGANTIC LABOR DAY SALE Sept 1 si, ihe Soles 5efiflrtmenl will be dosed 'to give the employees, holiday, ond.to re-price oil current stock merchoridise Holiday soles in our post hove been borgoio pocked. bon't'Miss Out On the Low, Low Prices IABOR DAY-SEPT.

3rd NQON-5 P.M. NOA4; OvS. of U' HI IK ri 'S I Flgurn Until Saturday Morning tiolattd Prtctpitation Nat Indicai.d- Consult local Forecast HOT; WEATHER prevailed in most of the notion today; However, there was cooler air in the northern Plains; where showers fell. There were also showers in a band from the eastern Plains to the Upper Great Lakes, and in'northern Florida, southern and Alabama. (AP) By THE ASSOCIATED Albany Albu'que Atlanta Birmingham Bismarck Boise Boston Brownsville Charleston Charlotte Chicago Cincinnati-.

Cleveland Detrorf Duluth Fairbanks Fort Worth Kansas City Little Rock HI 93 43 79-56 90 71 91 68 93 70 86 58 99 77 91 -7V 87 68 '89 75 67 84 75 92--67 89 6Z 06 75 61 51 '36 92 72' 87 70 93 70 PRESS Prc cdy cdy cdy cffy .02 cdy .06 clr rn .30 cdy cdy cdy .03 cdy cdy cay .13 cdy cdy .12 rn cdy Los Angeles Milwaukee Orleans. New York Okla. City Philad'phia Phoenjx Pittsburgh P-t'land. Ore. Pt'land.

Me. Rapid City Richmond St. Louis Salt Lake San Diego San Fran Seattle Spokane Washington ,78 62 clr 87'! 73 75 981 77 90 73 98 78 103 83 91 67 62 "8 90 66 96 65 94 69 91- 72 91 73 65 59 53 60 49 71 48 95 76 (Last column 'Indicates sky rn rn Clr cdy cjr- cdy cdy .03 cdy clr rn edy clr cdy .13 rn clr conditions foe the following day). SATURDAY Lesser Amounts Slightly Higher DOZ. 9 A.A/1 TO 5:30 P.M.

FRESH GROUND GROUND Ifl 9.99 Lesser Amounts Slightly Higher COUNTRY STYLE SAUSAGE TO Lesser Amounts Sli GRADE A LARGt KOKK LB. ANl WkAtTtD FOK YQUk TO YOUR SPECIFICATIONS 1.04 HCM-H i MEATS T961.VV.-4th St. Newberry Plaza 13TOE. 3rdI St. Start of Golden Strip CLOSED ALL DAY MONDAY, LAeuk bAY "JOIN THE FUN" (Coin Swndoy, TOMORROW SATURDAY, SKPT.

1 AT TJNK MKDICAT. CENTER PARKING FACIMIY Corner Walnut St. and Rural Avenue 2 P.M. to 9 P.M. it FREE it to brtt drcorotrd KXE PARADE P.M TKn to cM'drrrt from Prirtt will CAIEBAUNO COHItST 3-00 P.M Mrn.

trtnagrn who wovld to ditploy rKi(r the ort of bok-ng coVrt Pr.in will PUVffcl SHOW JOO to t'OO old ncrtfitig Puppet YHffw vr-df-f Of Viltl Hfllrr FISH POKD Ajl liny. Fnr 10 (f.ildrrr. will br oblo ii "fn.h" fOr vorirTy of prirfl Oft tfOI't Ttyt Will POttir.Q 01 ASKfOH FASHiON SHOW 4,00 fi-w Tn Thf Wplllomfjjon orta foihion ihow itflu from 1910 ond thf Scoring will bc thewr. thon 40 of from wtddinp gown, iwimtuiM ond whol drnifd ool tSe will tKown by bhiUiTAtHMQli! THE DAPPERS 7-00 TKIt group will from-roc-k, (orrr. end THE GRAKD SQUARES 5 J6 10 jo it will rltfling antt wWh orro't rfftnring grmifi ni thry 7 i6 PM 10 9'CC t-M Thli J.OUP will oftd ot-ovp will tino--p ff'OWP OTHER orid cufid The WILLIAMSVOK i HOSPITAL tOOth ANNIVERSARY thr If illidihsnorl Httsnitdl 1 lEWSPAPERI NEWSPAPER!.