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89 Spring SK GL 8-5307 Office If Spring St. T.I. GL (.5307 MONDAY AFTERNOON, AUGUST 22. I960. THE NORTH ADAMS.

MASSACHUSETTS. TRANSCRIPT NINE Martin Luther Kin, Exchange Student Here From Germany A German ex'. change student who is a. direct descendant ol Martin Luther the 16th Century founder of thi German evangelical movement and Protestantism, is visiting Willlamslown lor several weeks before entering The'Slockb ridge School in Interlaken for one year of study. Guest of Fischers He is Hans Martin Luther of Hanover who arrived in New York on the liner, Berlin, and is a guest of Mr.

and Mrs. Adolph Fischer Hopper Rd. A soft-spoken youth with i fair command ol English, Mar tin accompanied Miss Doris Fis cher, daughter of his hosts, on the iO-day voyage from Germany, where both studied during the past year at Ihe Marienan School. Miss Fischer recently com pleted a and Martin begins his study here September, both under an exchange student plan at the Stookbridge School in co-ordina lion with the American Friends Service Committee of Philadelphia, Pa. and the Marienau School located between Hanover and Hamburg.

Interested in the liberal arts including English and German, Martin said yesterday he was eager to study in an American school and also to travel before returning home next July. Asked the usual question aboul his impressions here, he smiled before remarking, "I can't really say yet because there have been so many different things in such a short time." Goes Sight-Seeing After his arrival last Tuesdas with Miss Fischer, the Fischers took him on a lour of New York before driving lo Williatnstown Yesterday the parly drove to Portsmouth, N. where they visited Doris' older sister, Edna Mae, who has been employed thi: summer as a waitress at Went worth-by-lhe-Sea. Engagingly modest about his noted ancestor, Martin indicated that he didn't feel he or his family were in any way celebrities as a resull. being pressed, he did admit remembering that newspaper once--at six.

the age of Martin's parents are Mr. and Our School Clothes LOOK NEW 'Cause They're SANITONE I Clean! VISITOR fROM GERMANY Hans Martin Luther, German exchange student and direct descendant of Mar-' tin Luther, currently visiting Williams- town, poses with Miss Doris Fischer of Hopper who returned from Germany on same ship and whose home he is guest. Mrs. Hans Martin Lulher, his fa- i i a i ther, a merchant, and his molhcr, a practicing dentist in Hanover, 45 ClQSS IP which lies south of Hamburg He has one 10-year-old sister Ulrike. Martin plans lo undertake a union Salurday evening ram un piana lu unuci LURC a regular curriculum at the Slock- laconic Park- Restaurant with bridge School, afler which he will complete three more years al Marienau and then attain his "abitur," roughly equivalent lo he-was interviewed by a German the end of the sophomore year i an American university.

He was day, quick to remark yesler however, that he is very much interested in sports, in- soccer and hockey, and especially would like to watch and earn American baseball. Enjoyed Year Abroad Miss Fischer, who will enter her senior year at the Stockbridge 'School Sept. 13, was enlhusiastio about her year abroad during which she traveled in Northerr Germany, Denmark and Holland as well as studied al a schoo where only German was spoken Among locales visited were East and West Berlin, the dif- erence between which wouldn't be missed in dress, store con- ents and atmosphere," as she related yesterday. She said one extremely humorous East Berlin, however, was the German attempts at different needed accents in a theatrica performance of Shaw's "Pyg- nalion. 1 Doris, chosen last year by ellow students and faculty to the school in the exchange program, became the irst pate rogram between the two schools.

The headmaster of Ihe Stockbridge School is Dr. Hans Maeder, and one of its trustees Prof. James M. Burns of the Viliiams College faculty. Both preparatory schools Andrew Johnson served Tennessee and the United States successively as congressman, governor, vice president, President and senator.

SPOTS OUT! DIRT GONE! COLORS SPARKLE! You want'your youngsters to look their best ao send their school clothes to us for Sanltonc Dry Cleaning. Gels out all the even stubborn spots and soil a makes clothes look old before their time. They'll come backlooTdnglikenewagain. Try our Sanilono Service and ECO, Rudnick's, Incorporated Cleoners and Laundtrerf SPRING STREET GL 8-4321 female student to partici- in the five-year exchange The Willlamstown High School class. of 1945 held its 15th re- Birthday Mrs.

Carl Mnllison Mrs. Carl Maltison of Simonds Rd. celebrated her 77th birthday yesterday, during which she was at thejglven a small surprise party by 43 members and their wives present at a dinner and dance. Among the guests was Mrs. Michael L.

Monahnn, class advisor, who was honored at the Demers-Cunninghom A Somers, Conn, man who will begin teaching at Willlamstown High School in Seplcmber was married Salurday morning in St. Patrick's Church in Thompsonville, Conn. He is William J. Demers Jr. son of Mr.

and Mrs. Demers of Springfield Somers, who was married lo Miss Joanne E. Cunningham, daughter of Mrs. S. Raymond Epstein of Central Thompsonville, and the late John F.

Cunningham. The Rev. John J. Graham of St. Augustine's Parish, Glastonbury, performed the ceremony.

The bride, a graduate of St. Francis Hospital School of Nursing at Hartford, has been employed as an industrial nurse by the Kaman Aircraft Corp. Mr. Demers who was graduated from a University, Worcester, received his master's degree in June from Springfield College. The Demers expect to reside in Williamstown after Sept.

15. Local and Personal Mrs. Michael L. Monahan of Moorland SI. has relurned home from a week's vacation stay in ives and friends at her lome.

Visitors included her son am daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs Lawrence Matlison of North Ad ams and.their two children, Law rence and Ann; a foster son Walter Cloudily of Chicopee, and her daughter, Mrs. Edward Rich ards with whom Mrs. Maltison makes her home. Several neighbors and other friends also visited Mrs.

Matt! son during Ihe Whilingliam Mrs. Austin F. Plumb EMpl.rc 8-2337 o-educational and have an en- North Scituate. Sis was accom- olimem of about 125 students, panied by Mrs. Joseph C.

McDermott of Bennington, Vt. The Knights of Doghouse will hold a regular meeting Wednesday evening at 8:30 at Ihe home of Ralph Martel of West Main Mass. St. Selectmen Will )iscuss Chapt. 90 Program Tonight The fibard ol Selectmen the regular meeting this evening st 7:30 will discuss Ihe town's plans or Chapter 90 projects and funds or 1961.

The board will consider what undertaking Chapter 90 funds will be asked for, as well what will be requested for both maintenance and construction under Chapter 90 next year; The annual hearing for such requests will be held before tli stale commissioners of publi works and the Berkshire county commissioners in Pillsfield Sept B. Two' roads have been request ed at hearings during the pas two years for consideration at ter Ihe Spring Street widening project. One was Sloan Road which" as a result has been sur vcyed by the state Departmen of. Public Works. Another was possible recon struction of Scott Hill Road, be ween Green Hiver Road an Cold Spring Road, since it wa! elt that the building of the Mt Greylock Regional School on Rt would result in more travel on hat road.

Town Manager J. Maynar Austin recently received a reply a letter he had sent Herberf S. Gordon, chairman of the Ml Gieylock Districl Committee, or the matter. Mr. Gordon said th committee did not wish to makt any recommendations becaus) he school bus schedule had no eon established yet.

It is be lieved the routes will be thi same as those now in and 43. Patrolman Zoito Returns to Duty Patrolman Joseph Zoito of 111 White Oaks Rd. t( work at 8 a. m. this morning after a recovery period of nine weeks following a back oper alion in mid-June.

Mr. Zoilo, who underwent an operation in the North Adam Hospital to correct disc con diticn, will concentrate on des' duty in the Police Station for short time until his recuperation Is complete. While a patient for two weeks at Ihe North Adams Hospita' Patrolman Zoito received Drury -Evening School diplom in a special presentation cere mony. Stamford Mrs. Ronald Brother! OX Annual Fair Brings Profit of $183.62 The Ladies' Benevolent Societ; netted $183.62 at its annual fai held Friday afternoon at the ves try ot Ihe Whilingham Commu nity Church.

A linen embroidered tableclol! given to the group by Mrs. Ar Ihur Andersen of Brooklyn, N. brought 552.50. Olher tables ani their profit were as follows: Can dy, Mrs. Mabel Jillson in charge apron, Ihe Rev.

Luci Freeman, food, Mrs. Jo seph Bekkenhuis, chil dren's table, Mrs. Gordon Bnrr and attic treasures, Mrs Albert Davis, $43. Personals Mr. and Mrs.

Jasper Freeman and Mrs. Florence Ordway were visitors in North Adams, Satur day. Charles Tennanl in Buckland QUINN UJALLPAPER 6 A I I 55-59 Union North Adomt MO 3-5303 SAVE MONEY ON HEAT! For more heat per gallon, bum Gulf Solar Heat fuel oil. H's Work Bee Tonight All Stamford Volunteer Fire men have been asked to renor for work at 7 o'clock tonight a the grounds behind St. John Bos eo Church for a work bee erect Ihe booths for the Fire men's Bazaar.

All other interest ed persons willing to help will welcome. The dates of th Bazaar are Sept. 1 to 3. Candidate Visits John Lourie of Rupert, who a candidate for senator fron Bennington County, was in town Saturday to make calls in Ih interest of his campaign. Personals Out-of-lown guests Saturday eve ning at the wedding of Miss Char mion Gay Bliid of Main Rd.

an Edward Wagner Jr. of Ben included Mr. and Mrs Roger Blood, Plymouth, Mich. Raymond Lackey in Wilmington. Mr.

and Mrs Roy Ander Duane, Dennis and Carolyn sen, Bcniimgton cfff are spending a few days Ball, Weslfie Miss Ferris Dnnielson. Roger Harris Mr. and Mrs. Robert Aldrich Cambridge, Mr. and Mrs Freeman.

Mrs. Daniel Reynolds spen Saturday with her sisler, Mrs Rfchard Dix in Wilmington. and Mrs. Carroll Mosher, Bridge water, Vt. and Mrs.

Mrs. Robert Ryker, sisler drs. Oliver Smith, is spending a at Blueberry Hill Farm home of Capl. Oliver A. Smith and Mrs.

Smilh. Mrs. Ryker ar fived yesterday from her horn in Franklin, accompanie by her three children, Lee, Jen nie Sue, and Jessie, For CLEAN HEAT Fred Moore Taleott Willlomsfown Dial GL 8-4061 hew It will yoy ta run an Hill In NORTH ADAMS TRANSCRIPT Colt MO 3-3741 GL 8-3284 MRS. H.ANDERSON JR. Anderson-Richmond Miss Elaine Jane Richmond daughter of Mrs.

William Richmond and the late Mr. Rich mon'd, oi 15 Maple nnd Harry James Anderson, con of Mrs Anderson and the late Mr. Ander son of 18 Hall St. were married Salurday morning al 11 o'clock at St. John's Episcopal Church Double Ring Ceremony The double-ring ceremony was performed by the Rev.

Dr. A Jrant Noble. The bride was giv en away by her brother-in-law V. Ogert. The matron of honor was Mrs William V.

Qgert N. Hoosac the bride's sister. Donald E. Anderson of 18 Hall broth er of the bridegroom, was the test man. The bridesmaids were Miss Sandra E.

Richmond of Maple St. and Mrs. Oliva P. St. Pierre, Jr.

also sisters' of the bride. A niece tfiss Cynthia Cunningham, serv ed as flower girl. Serving as ushers were Alan Morrison of Schenectady, N. and Richard Torrey of Williams both friends of Mr. Ander son.

abinandGalusha See Sewage Plant Longmeadow Two members of the sites onstruclion sewage subcommittee of the Wllliamslown Fiance Committee' yesterday in- estigated for hours Uie rlmary conventional treatment lant at Longmeadow. Concluding the Held study of onventional and lagoon sys ems, the members, Ally, Wil iam I. Sabin and J. Galusha were guided around the te by the superintendent of the Longmeadow Water and Sewer Department, Donald 'A. Robb.

The Longmeadow plant, which tarted operations In May, 1959, consists of intercepting, "trunk and lateral sewers, a. sewage realment plant and two plant effluent sewers discharging the realed sewage to the Connect! cut River. AH sewage enlers by jravMatfonal ilow, so Ihere is no main pumping station. The treatment site, on about wo acres of land, is' located be ween the Connecticut River and he New York, New Haven lartford Railroad track near Rt. 91 and not far from a resi dential area of Longmeadow.

The treatment plant was erected at an approximate cosl $320,000 in 1958 and 1959 after he state Department of Public With ordered the town to treal ts sewage. Lagoons Not Considered Mr. Robb said yesterday thai agoons were not considered for Longmeadow at the time anc wouldn't be now when there nore stabilization pond discus sion because the level of the jongmeadow sites in question are loo near that of the river with, definite chances of flood ng. site subcommittee pre viously had viewed the construe ion of the conventional plan North Bennington, Vt. am some members had traveled to Derry, N.

H. to investigate the dis Mrs. Stuart Graham, the organ ist, played the marche and George Milne was the soloist Donald Orgert the ringbear er, carrying the rings on a whit heart-shaped satin pillow. Drldc'j Gown The bride's gown was fashioner of silk organza with reembroi dered Alencon lace appliques a Ihe front and back. It had a sea loped scoop neckline, long taper ed' sleeves, and a full skirl a chapel sweep train.

Her fin gerlip veil of silk illusion wa fastened to a crown of orang blossoms. The matron of honor wore floor-length sister gown with sky-blue bodice, queen-blue trim The skirt had a contrasting over skirt gathered with bows at th lower edges. She carried a cas cade bouquet of white and blu carnations. She carried a cascade bouque of white roses and baby-breatl and a corsage of pink roses. The bridesmaid! wore floor length sister gowns with pin lady bodices and minuet pin! trim and skirts, with contraslin net overskirts gathered at th lower edges with bows.

They carried cascade bouquets pink and white carnations. Flower Girl The flower girl was dressed in a floor-length gown of lolus ye low taffeta with a new overskirt She carried a small colonial bou quet. Mrs. Peter Verboom, a frieni of the bride, made the attem ants' dresses. A reception was held at th Elwal Pines Inn from 12 o'cloc until 4 p.

m. For a wedding tri to Canada, Mrs. Anderson wore while sheath dress with light blu accessories. The couple will re side at 14 John St. after return ing.

Jacksonville Mrs. Alyce S. Galei Enter Heifers At 4-H State Day Mark Moody and Georg Morse, members of the Sons the Soil 4-H Club entered the! prize-winning heifers at, the 4-1 State Day exhibit in Randolp last week. Others attending from her were Kurt Reynolds, Frank an Dana Dix and Robert Pratt, wh was a guest at the Moody home Transportation was furnished Mrs. Pearl Moody.

Baby Burro Born Mamie, a burro owned by War Cromack, gave birth lo a hab donkey Saturday morning. It i believed to be the only one bon in i a County. Personals Robert and Craig Pratt havi returned to their home in Green field, afler spending era! days nt the home of Mr. and Mrs. Roger Moody: own Listed As Unforgettable 1 E.Yillage A.

travel story In the September ssue of Redbook'Magazine men- ions Williamstown as being mong Ihe more picturesque ex- mples of "old New England." Mitchell and Marian Goodman ire the husband and'wife writing telling of experiences en- ountered while traveling on the ess-traveled highways of the region. Listing Willlamstown as Included in the "unforgettable villages," he Goodmans describe the so-familiar points on the New England map as follows: "New England's like a big, old rouse, you sec, full of secret corridors and forgotten rooms--a erene and weathered house ripe with history, hidden behind lilacs and roses on a less-traveled road." Goodmans specifically men joned East Dorset, as an area "treasure chest" and Olc Dee'dield as a recreated village among some of the most inler- esling quaint locales. Florida Mrs. Wilfred Swill--MO 3-5911 lagoon system of sewage posal in operation there. The subcommittee is expected to present'a final report of its findings along with the financing sewage subcomiru'ltee tomorrow evening at a full session of th Finance Committee at 8 o'clock Clarksburg Mrs.

S. Cashing Lane MO 2-2143 of New Haven, were week end guests at the homes of her mother, Mrs. Lula Pierce, and tier brother, Ernest Pierce. Mr. and Mrs.

Herman Sessler of Baldwin, Long Island, N. were weekend guests at the home of her brother and jislcr-ln-law, Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Dchrens, Fete Hamelins On Their 25th Wedding-Date A dinner attended by abou 50 relatives and friends wa given Saturday evening for A Mr and Mrs. Richard Hamelin Carson Ave.

on the occasion-o their 25th wedding anniversary They were married Aug. 1935, in St. Francis 1 Church North Adams. The couple was presented wedding cake and a silver bev erage set. Flower decorations for the festivities, held at Heart wellville Lodge in Readsboro were the gift of Mrs.

Hamelin' brother, George Labombard Stamford. Arrangements for th party were made by Mr. an Mrs. George Roberts oi Nortl Adams. The laller was Mrs Hamelin's maid of honor.

Mr and Mrs. Robert Leslie of North ooro were out-of-town guests. Mrs. Hamelin is the forme Nesta Labombard, daughter Mrs. Annie Labombard Briggsville and the late Georg Labombard, Three Take Honors At County 4-H Fair The Ihree members of th Clarksburg Dairy, Poultry am Garden 4-H Club who exhibited at the Berkshire County 4-H Fair in Pittsfield, Friday an Saturday all carried, off top honors in their respective divf sions.

Among the awards given wer a first prize to Robert Cook fo his cow and three first prizes William McArthur for his vege tables, flowers and poultry. Ken nelh Demers, who entered heifer, won a trophy for show manship in Uie novice class. Achieves Boy Scout Lifeguard Award The rarely given Llfegus award was presented last wee to Calvin Syms, son of Mr. an Mrs. Chester Syms of Middl Road, at Camp Eagle, the Bo Scout camp on October Moun tain.

He was also advanced the rank of Life Scout, havin earned merit badges for wil life management, camping an personal fitness. Young Syms, who spent sev eral weeks (it Camp Eagle thi summer, Is presently on a Bo Scout sponsored canoe trip li the Adirondacks, Birth 'A daughter, Laurie Ann, wa; ra. ftiwuy. 'i Mr. and Mrs.

Judson Ensign born to Mr. and Mrs. Ronal Hargous of Greenfield on Aug 18. Maternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs.

Merle Vlckery of Middle Rotd. Personals Mrs. Malhias Contois River Road entered the North Adams Hospital yMtcrday for surgery which Is planned for tomorrow. anfd Eight Take Part Outdoor Baptism Rites Eight persons were bapthed in an impressive outdoor baptism taged yesterday by the Florida Baptist Church at a pond on the Charles Chilson farm on Tildy Hill Road. The baptism, which followec morning services at the church also was distinctive in that i marked the last such ceremony which will be performed here pastor, the Rev.

Charles I Osterhout. Mr. Osterhout, pastoi of the church for 19 of the past 3i rears, has resigned, effective Sept. 1, and will preach his las sermon at the church next Sun day. It is expected he will a i lis home near Foxboro, wher lis brother lives.

Those baptiMd yesterday wer Victoria Oleson, Roselle Tower Nancy, Bonnie and Deborah Rog ers, Donna Briggs, Linda Chilso: and Nancy Mullett. Plan Refreshments For Organ Dedication The commitlee met, and com pleted plans for the light refresh ments for the dedication of th church organ which will be Aug. 27 at 7 p.m. at the Florid Baptist Church. The committee consists of Mrs.

Charles Chilson Mrs. Eugene Mullette and Mrs Yngve Oleson. Birthday Mrs. Richard Brown A surprise birthday party wa One Driver Hurt As Cars Collide On Bridges Road A two-car accident shortly nf- er 9 o'clock this morning at the itersection of Bridges Hoad and and Springs Road resulted in an stimated damage to one ar ano" the other vehicle termed total wreck. One driver, Michael J.

Fleming Cole suffered an injured eft knee and was scheduled- lo treated this morning by Dr. dolph Salomon. The police said Mr. Fleming was proceeding from McLain ourt into Bridges Road to travel ast when his vehicle was struck the left side by a car operated George P. Kcnyon of Harrison ve.

Mr. Kenyon was driving est on Sand Springs Road when le accident occurred at the in- ersectton. The left side of the Fleming ar had damage to both fenders, oth door's and and cloor xsts estimated by the police at M.OOq. The front end and engine the Kenyon automobile incur- ed extensive damage. Patrolman Donald Boyer is con- lucting the investigation.

North Pownal Mrs. George M. Rennet--3-7330 at the home of Mr. am Kenneth Bernier in Pitts held Mrs. field Sunday afternoon in hono of Mrs.

Richard Brown. A barbecue and swimming pro gram took place. Those attend ing were Mr. and Mrs. Yngv Oleson and sons, Gary, Mark anc Craig, Mr.

and Mrs. Rober Lawson, Richard Brown, Mr Mrs. Kenneth Bernier Sr Keith and Kevin Bernier Brown received aevera and and Mrs. gifts. Shower Nancy Alexander Miss Nancy Alexander guest of honor at a bridal show er held Friday evening at -the home of Mrs.

Anthony Babcock on South St. Games were playei and a social program took place The guest of honor's co-work ers at Whitcomb Summit attend ed and the following out-of-town guests: Mrs. Ruth Dole of Green field, Mrs. Cliflon Phelps Jr Mrs. Albert Hardy, Mrs.

Lewi Canedy and Mrs. William Cham pagny of North Adams and Mrs Vincent Misarelli of Saratog; Springs, N. Y. She received many persona as well as household gifts fro: the 30 who attended. Miss Alexander and Wayn Canedy of town will be marrie at the Florida Baptist Churcl Saturday, Aug.

at 2 p.m. Around Town The Ladies Aid Society wil meet at the home of Mrs. Alle Tower al Whilingham Dam, VI afternoon. The hos tesses will be Mrs. Clifford Whit and Mrs.

John H. Wheeler. Th Treasure Chest calls for a crocheted or embroidered articl for table-or stand for August. Personals Mr. and Mrs.

Leo A. Morca 1 Jr. and children, Robert, Ml chael, Karen and Denlse, of Eas Freetown spent the weeken with Mr. and Mrs. Harold Browi on South St.

Mrs. Fred Maynard and Wilfred Swift visited Mrs. Sadie! Maynard at the Athol Memorial i Hospital In Athol Sunday afternoon. Mrs. Maynard, Mrs.

Swift and children, Sylvia and Dean, called on Mrs. Martha Falrmsn on Walnut Hill Road; Orange, Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Lawson of Winchester spent the weekend with Mrs.

Lawson's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Richard Brown on Oleson Rd. Birthday John Welch Mrs. Ernest Welch entertained members of her family at a birth- party for her son, John, who hi 13th birthday an- ilversary Saturday.

The young icople played games, and refresh- nents were served to the guests iy Mrs. Welch, assisted by members of the family. Around Town The Congregational Women's Tellowship will meet tomorrow evening at 8 o'clock in the new church kitchen, Hostesses for-the evening will be Mrs. Frank Harris and Mrs. Earle V.

Church. 'laas for the fellowship's annual turkey supper to be held Oct. 15 will be discussed. Mr. and Mrs' Robert Buck and amily are spending a week in Qneonla, N.Y.

Mr. and Mrs. Fred Wills of New Market, N.H., are Ihe guests of Mr. and Mrs. Edward Nadeau.

Mrs. F. M. Cilley of N.H., has been spending a few days with Miss Gertrude Arbour and her brother, Harold Arbour, al the family home here. Mr.

and Mrs. Lyman Pratt of Rochester, N.Y., are spending several days visiting Mr. and Mrs. Lyman Pratt Jr. and their family.

Mr. and Mrs. Peter Long of Troy, N.Y., visited Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Thompson and their lam- 'ly Sunday.

Mr. and Mrs. Richard E. Champney and family have re- home from a week's vacation spent on Long Island, N.Y. Pownal Center Mrs.

George M. Renner--3-7350 Community Church Plons Homecoming The Pownal Center Community Church will hold a homecoming Sunday next week at the church. The program will include the morning worship service at 11 o'clock, led by Hie pastor, Ihe Rev. Isabel G. King.

At 3.30 in the afternoon a hymn sing, social hour and refreshments will be held at Ihe church lo allow former members and friends of Ihe church to visit. Letters of invitation to former church members are being sent out by Mrs. Harry E. Niles. All friends and members of the church have been urged lo attend.

At Fire Exercise Fire Chief Alfred Chenaille and 11 members of the department look part in Ihe training exercise at Pownal yesterday afternoon, when a 13-room house was burned by the Pownal Fire company lo make way for the relocated site of route 7, near Ihe Watt filling station and general sfpre. The fire truck was used lo reduce heat at the scene of the fire and keep Ihe flames from damaging passing cars. Personals Mr. and Mrs. Norman Lampman and family of Salem, N.Y., visited Mr.

and Mrs. Earl Lampman Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Charles W.

Rounds and family visited -Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Rounds in Clarksburg, Sunday. Robert Thompson of Norwood, is visiting Mr. and Mrs.

Harold Andrews. a vi COMMUNITY DRlVt-, Tonight and Tuesday Howard Susan Xohltr In "THE HO FISHERMAN" "DISNEY FBTIVAL".