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PAGE 22 SANDUSKY REGISTEft MAY 20, ttJL life McNemar Is SC Valedictorian GREENWICH -Laura Sue MdNemar has been named Valedictorian Of the 1965 graduating Class at South Central High School. Paul E. Schaefer salutatorian. PAUL SCHAFER Salutatorian Laura, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.

George McNemar, S. Kniffen has a perfect 4.0 point average. Paul, son of Mrs. Eileefi Schafer, 21 E. Main has a 3.928 point average.

Bo'h students will speak during commencement exercises at South Central High School May 28. Laura has been granted a full tuition scholarship for her freshman year at Miami University. Oxford. She plans to sludv scientific research. A member of the band, National Honor Society, Girls Athletic Association and student council, she is serving as president of the Pep Club, treasurer of Future Teachers of America and was a member of the scholarship team.

Paul will enter Ashland College this fall to major in mathematics. This year at South Central he is editor of the school yearbook, The Centurion, vice president of the LAURA McNEMAR Valedictorian National Honor Society, piano accompanist for the chorus, a member of the Future Teachers of America, library staff and scholarship team. In addition, six other students listed in the select top 10 per cent of their class are Stephen L. err ell, Nancy Lee LaRonde, Cheryl Ann Shauck, Charee Ann Myers, Barbara Jean Zimmerman and Cheryl Ann Mumau. Sees Action On Release By Army PORT CLINTON "All 1 can say is that everybody's been doing their homework you can certainly tell by the results," Col.

A. W. Stoddard said at this morning's Port Clinton Chamber of Commerce breakfast. What he's talking about is the progress in making soon-to-be- vacated building at Erie Army Depot available for private industry. Most recent example Is last week's trip to Washington, D.C.

by Mayor Gordon Cooper, Luther Helserman, president of the Community Improvement Corporation and Gaylord Engler. There they learned it pays to know congressman Delbert Latta and Deputy Secretary of Defense Cyrus Vance. Still secretary of the army when he first met with the Port Clinton group, Vance now holds a position second only to the Secretary of Defense. As result, the Army "knows the whole Port Clinton story," said Engler. Chief outcome of the Pentagon meeting last week is a speedup in the process of making building 146 and its surrounding 60 acres available to industry.

The steps Include: declaration that the building is excess; forwarding the matter to the Corps of Engineers and General Service Administration, which appraises the property. Col, StoddArd says he expects appraisers within a week will: make the building available, first, to other government divisions federal, state and finally local, such as the county government before allow ing private industry to move in. Engler noted that if the county were to acquire the building could then lease it to an industry requiring the most manpower, assuring maxim-urn employment in the area. If no control were present, the building could be used for storage. "We have quite a ways to go, vut we couldn't hope for any more cooperation," he commented.

,1 1 I LAKESIDE CONCERT Participating in the annual spring band concert at 8 p.m. Friday, in Danbury High School auditorium are Nancy Nielsen, left, Barbara Rlllnger, Peg Ahrens and Ruth Ann Fatiga. Performing groups include junior band, swing band and concert band. GENERAL ELECTRIC mm A 8 G-E 19-INCH VHF-UHF PORTABLE NO DOWN PAYMINT, IASY CREDIT TERMS 118 88 G-E "Daylight Blue" pieturel Duit sealed'safety window I Built-in adjustable telescoping antenna I Rich cltar sound, 4" dynapower speaker I Slim compact polyityrana cabinet I Matching rollabout stand Included! G-E CELEBRITY 19" PORTABLE TV FHit STAND INCLUDED I 134 88 Handsome HMmpact polystyrene! All-Channel VHF-UHF reception! Top controls tor convenient tuning! Smart new roll-about stand FREEI Telescoping antenna, carrying handle included I All-Channel VHF-UHF reception I Front control! and sound, easy to see, easy to use! Built-in telescoping antenna carrying handle I Attractive matching stand FREEI All-Channel VHF-UHF reception I Front controls and sound, easy to see, easy to use I Built-in monopole telescoping antenna! Polystyrene cabinet in handsome walnut finish! Staled beam picture tube stand included! LIFETIME GUARANTEE (at no extra cost) The General Electric Company Guarantees the Etchod-Circuit board to be free of manufacturing defects for the lifetime of the television receiver. The General Electric Company will, Its option, repair any defects or accept claims for such repairs provided repairs are made by General Electric Appliance Center or trandilsed dealer.

APPLIANCE CENTER 240 Colwmbus Ave. Phone 626-6300 Save Every Night Till Till 5:30 Baccalaureate-Graduation Dates Announced At Attica Rev. Rea Book, pastor of the EUB Church, will deliver the bac- calaurate address Sunday in the high school auditorium. The invocation will be given by the Rev. Clyde Huther and the benediction by Rev.

Basil Richardson. Music will be provided by the girl's chorus and a senior boy's quartet. C. William O'Neill, Ohio Supreme Court Justice, will be speaker at commencement exercises in the high school gymnasium on Friday, May 28. The invocation will be given by Rev.

Harvey Keller. Supt. Robert Schneider will present the awards and board members, Mrs. Irene Martin, Walter Channing and Clerk, Robert Kurtz will present the diplomas. Music will be furnished by soloists, James Prodan, Susan DeVaughn and Kathy Schild.

The school activities for the year will close with the annual alumni banquet and dance on May 29. AREA DEATHS, FUNERALS ROBERT BRUNDAGE NEW LONDON Robert Brundage, 55, 163 High died last night at Mansfield General Hospital where he had been a patient for one week, A native of Hartland Township he had been a lifelong ident of this vicinity. A Corporal in the U.S. Army Air Force during World War II, he had been employed as a machinist for Lear, Elyria. He had been a member of the First Methodist Church, New London Grange and Broom- Wood Post 292 American Legion.

Survivors include his widow, lone; two sons, Thomas, New London; Danny, serying with the U.S. Navy; one grandson; one brother, Leonard, Mansfield and one stepsister, Mrs. Ervin Haney, Cleveland. Arrangements are pending at the Eastman Funeral Home. FRANK FILIPIC WILLARD Frank Filipic, 86, 313 Woodland died Wednesday in Willard Municipal, Hospital following several weeks illness, A retired Baltimore and Ohio carman, he had been a native of Austria having lived here for over 50 years.

He had belonged to St. Francis Xavier Church. His only survivor is a grandson in California. Friends may call after 7 p.m. today at the Fink Funeral Home where the Rosry will be recited at 8 p.m.

today. Funeral Mass will be held at 10 a.m. Friday in St. Francis Xavier Church with the Rev. Carmen Nardeccbia officiating.

Burial will be in St. Sebastian Cemetery, Bisrnark. MRS. HARRIET SCHEIDEGER NEW LONDON Mrs. Harriet Scheideger, 78, Mount Hope, Three Receive Grange Awards For 25 Years BERLIN 25- year pins were presented to Berlin Grange members by master Gary Limbird.

They went to Mrs. William (Katherine) Green and Lyle Shoop. Howard Kendall, Cleveland, was not present but will receive his pin later. Nelson Groves, who was to have received his 50-year pin and certificate, was unable to attend due to illness. Mrs.

Charles (Olive) Doust, sister of Mr. Groves, related her childhood memories and how she went to Grange meetings by horse and buggy. Grange meetings then were all- day affairs, beginning in the morning she said. A. Bradley Phillips also recalled early Grange days and told of people, places and events in Berlin Heights.

The Grange Hall at Berlinville was built in 1899. An anniversary cake honoring Nelson Groves was baked by Mrs. John Leach. The top tier was saved for presentation to him. Another program highlight Six Treated At Magruder PORT persons were treated Wednesday in Magruder Hospital emergency room.

They were C. F. Owen, 35, Gypsum, cut knee and leg; Charles Murphy, 12, RR 1, dog bite; Hilario Tamez, 13 823 Edison, cut hand; David Lenke, 17, Oak Harbor, broken wrist; Cathy Conn, RR 3, bruised fingers and Tom Pipelow, 11, 612 Pearl bruised ankle. Postpone Meeting BELLEVUE Mayor William Transue announced today council's meeting regularly scheduled for May 31 has been cancelled until Tuesday, June 1, because of Memorial bay observance. was a skit about grandmother and the Grange in early days, given by Mrs.

June Nelson and her daughter. It was announced a potluck and card party will be held Saturday at the Grange Hall beginning at 6:30 p.m. Soya Chairman Presents Award BELLEVUE William Degler, son of Mr. and Mrs. Harold Degler, Fairfield Avenue, and a Bellevue High School senior, was presented his merit scholarship by Harold W.

McMillan, chairman of Central Soya Co. board of directors, at a recent dinner in his honor. McMillan explained the scholarship is awarded annually to children of Central Soya ployes or, if there are none eligible, to students in communities where their plants are located. Robert Regula, Bellevue High School principal, explained the scholarship test and commended the firm on its interest in education. Degler plans to enroll at Michigan State University.

Plan Reception To Honor Student club members are sponsoring a reception in honor of Rene Bracamonte, this year's cign exchange student from Argentina. The reception, open to the public, will be held from 7 to 9 p.m. May 25 at the home of Joyce Morrison, 49 Gateway Beechwood cove. International Club officers include Tomraa Slocum, president! Charles Carver, vice president; Cathy treasurer and Ann Williamson, secretary. died early today at the home of her daughter, Mrs.

Dale Nfcode, E. Main Street, where she had been making her home. She had retired from teaching in Holmes County after 45 years, and had been a member of the United Churches of Christ, Mount Eaton. Survivors in addition to her daughter include three grandchildren; one brother, Walter Spencer, Fredricksburg and one sister, Mrs. Emma Lowe, Fredricksburg.

Friends may call after 7 p.m. Friday at the DesVoignes Funeral Home, Mt. Eaton. Burial will be in Mt. Eaton Cemetery.

MRS. DAISY DONNENWIRTH PLYMOUTH Mrs. Daisy W. Donnenwirth, 84, RR 3, Shelby, died yesterday in Shelby Memorial Hospital following a lengthy illness. Born in Crawford County, the daughter of Mr.

and Mrs. Leonard Weidemyre, she had lived her entire life in the Plymouth area. Survivors include three daughters, Mrs. Russell Grove, Shelby; Mrs. John Ganzhorn, Mrs.

Violet Burrer, Plymouth; two sons, Walter, Shelby; Kenneth, Mansfield; one sister, Mrs. Matilda Wenning, Mansfield; 21 grandchildren and 43 grandchildren. Friends may ell after 2 p.m. today at the McQuate Funeral Home, where services will be held Friday at 2 p.m. with the Rev.

N. J. Renedn officiating. Burial will be in Greenlawn Cemetery. MRS.

EDITH McCREERY FREMONT Funeral services for Mrs. Edith F. McCreery, 66, Fremont, will be held at 2 p.m. Friday in Weller-Wonderly mortuary. Wife of Joseph D.

McCreery, a retired Fremont police officer, she died Tuesday in Memorial Hospital. A native of Sandusky County, she is survived by her husband; two daughters, Mrs, William Frantz, rural Fremont; Mrs, Larry O'Hara, Solon; a brother and five grandchildren. She was a member of the aux- iiaries of Eagles, Veterans of Foreign Wars and Woodmen of the World. Burial will be in Oakwood Cemetery. INFANT CARR PORT CLINTON Baby girl Carr, daughter of Edward and Vera Palmerton Carr, Danbury Township, was stillborn Wednesday in Magruder Hospital.

Survivors in addition to the parents include two brothers, Steven and David at home; two sisters, Eileen and Susan, at home; paternal grandmother, Mrs. Bessie Whittaker, Lawrenceburg, Ind. and maternal grandmother, Mrs. Pearl Palmerton, Danbury Township. Friends may call after 7 p.m.

Friday at Gerner and Wolf Funeral Home where services will be held at 9:30 a.m. Saturday with the Rev. Harry Holzapfel, pastor of St. John's Lutheran Church, officiating. Buriai will be in Mt.

Zion Cemetery, Wood County..