Shamokin News-Dispatch from Shamokin, Pennsylvania • Page 9

NEWS DISPATCH, SHAMOKIN. PA, TUESDAY. NO TIMBER 21. 1967 PACE NINE Thanksgiving Day Program Planned At Shamokin High Statement iOn County Home, Hospital Listed urr tNT Pnoi irTTTr The Thanksgiving Day program! in Shamokin Area High School! will be presented tomorrow morning in the school auditorium. The program will consist of cuttings of a three act comedy, entitled "Time Out for Ginger." written by Ronald Alexander and presented by the Speech Arts Class, under the direction of Mss Emily Anderson.

The cast consists of Joy Mike Marchel. Sharon Joanna Chowka and Lois Pvim-erano, as the Carol family: Erin Chlaciek as Lime, the maid, and Vi, Rolarians Hear I Talk Concerning Big Oil Company Richard E. Horr. president of Heir Gas and Oil Companv, presented the story of Sun Oil Company's operations in Canadian oil sand and productions of oil from tar sands during a meeting of Shamokin Rotary Club last evening in Hotel James Madison. Through use of slide pictures, operations of Great Canadian Oil Sands, Limited, in the wilderness of northeast Alberta, which had its beginning back in 1904 and which was completed last summer, were shown to service club members.

More than S2M million dollara and three years were required to complete the plant which has a daily output of 4.VO00 barrels of oil per day. Inside of three years, the giani IH'OS complex was completed beside the Athabasca River. Considering its location in the isolated Alberta north country, where the weather and transportation of materials presented varied problems, the plant is said to be a remarkable structure in design. In three years dramatic changes have transformed the hush town of Fori McMurray into a community of now opportunity. Commercial development by Great Canadian Oil Sands.

Limited, has remodeled the town and new arrivals have tripled its population, Rolarian Herr explained. Franklin Briggs and Bruce Dil- "A statement of policy relating, to admissions to Xorthumber-had County Home and Hospital' was announced today by North-' omberland County Commissicn-era through William Haupt. superintendent of the institution, The policy has been adopted' la conforming with Title 1 of tie Federal Civil Rights Act of: 154. according to Haupt. It is the policy of the home i and hospital to admit and to! treat all patients without regard; to race, color, national origin or religious creed.

The require-' meats for admission are applied -U all and parents are assigned the nursing home without "xtgard to race, color, national; or religious creed. I The policy statement notes there is no distinction in eligt- for. or ia the maaaer of any patient service supplied by or through the nurs- home. All facilities of the home are available without dis- to all patients and visitors. County officials said that all persons and organisations that; have occasion either to refer, patients for admission or reeom-i Bend the Northumberland Coua- ty home aad hospital, are to do so without regard to a patient's race, color, liplane as the boyfriends.

The production staff is composed of Judy Duceman student director: Susan Goguts and Karen Paul, stage managers, and Larrv Strausser. Leonard Seroskie. Gary Kennedy and Glenn Knarr as tf.e stage crew. Also featured will be a sotb "Come Thankful People, sung by Walter Xeidig and accompanied by Bonnie F-nsinger on I the piano. The Thanksgiving read-i ins will be presented bv Susan '''f fm Sal se- Ir'' Js v.

u. -J Goguts and the prayer of thanks' by Howard Wertx. i Hosoilal Listings Shamokin State General Hosoital ADMISSIONS or reigious creed. nose. Pierre has undergone two brain operations to try to stop the leak.

It all began when a stranger banged Pierre's car with an umbrella. Pierre stopped to talk to him. and the man jabbed the strange weapon at him. With Pierre is his wife. Ann.

(AP Wirepnoto) STABBED WITH UMBRELLA David Paul Pierre. 30. Seattle, lies in a hospital suffering from a head wound inflicted by a jab with an umbrella. The tip of the umbrella pierced his left cheek, went up between the eye and the nose and tore a small hole in the frontal skull cavity aad the brain membrane. Fluid drains from the brain out his Absentee Ballot 'Cprttrnfd frfs Pr Cm' Of significance in the present is the fact that it entails ust a study of the name, address ad ether f3Cts on the Shamokin Uoyd Raudenbuch, I W.

Water Susan Graboski. 1424 Pulaski ute while subtracting a death every 17 seconds and an emigrant every 2t minutes a net change of an additional American every 14'i seconds. Photo was produced by multiple printing from two negatives. (AP NO SURPRISE, U.S. POPULATION TOPS 100 MILLION The US.

population parsed the 2.Xi million mark this morning, according to the demographic counter at the Commerce Department Building in Washington. Figure is computed by adding a birth every 8' seconds and an immigrant every miu- eter er.ve.cre. Thjs outer en-' Gloria Shiko. NT S. Vine Mary Buoson.

215 S. Sixth Michael Purcell. 4P9 N. Rock Leroy Thomas. 1233 W.

Walnut Concetta Benvenuto, R.D. 1 Ann Wojciechowski, a m.3.'.er re.ope coata: 20th Anniversary Couple Honored Mr. and Mrs. Richard N. Scan-die.

116 West Willow Street, observed their twentieth weddinj anniversary on Sunday. The couple was married November 19, 1947, in the rectory of St. Stephen's Church. The Rev. Cas-sian Zembrzuski officiated.

Mrs. Scandle is the former Si Paratroopers Locked 1 4coe in which is placed ajser.ee ee bal- lou as have been exposed ta $15 in Cash Stolen at 3 Ponds Restaurant Burglars broke into the Three Ponds Restaurant. Elysburg, own-: CT Firemen Answer Fake Call in Fairview A warning was issued today by Coal Township firemen that Safe Driving on Highways in Area Urged by Police In Brutal Struggle For Strategic Hill ed by Stephen last night' prosecution will follow the ar 1651 E. Webster Mount Carmel Joseph Korzenicki, i 423 W. Butternut Andrew Shamansky, National Hotel i Ranshaw Charles Taylor.

122 Second DISCHARGES Shamokin all etvelcws have bee LVis pnveed. reti-ra board, r.ade up of Judses Michael Kivko S. Moser. will on all which are expected lo averace oer cent of the total. the all eave'ors are and made off with approximately SIS in cash.

rest of any juvenile apprehended; Marie Pasierb, daughter of the in the act of turning in a false late Mr. and Mrs. Luke Pasierb. alarm. Her husband is the son of Mrs.

Elysburg Chf of Police 310 Americans SAIGON (AP While U.S. which J. Penning that entrance was Motorists throughout the Sha-i The warning followed another. Helen bcandie, nui ana by breaking a window on a mnkin and Mmmt rrmi fake rail sounded last nicht! mokin Street, and the late Wil- "processed. Ia addition, the board plaaes and artillery pounded were k'Hed.

also will be reotiired to rale on dug-in North Vietnamese gun- Brig. Gen. H. Scaweiter. blarket entered by ners.

helicopter crews removed commander cf the 173rd A.r- Robe-t VcK. Glass. Sua- today the Us; of 140 American borr.e Brigade. the North iry. on behalf of the paritroooers wounded since Vietnamese were dug so well aid Kehler.

Glass chal- Sundav in bitter fighting on the on Hill ST3 the U.S. guns and Late Wire Flashes WASHINGTON (AP)-Th Pentagon today ordered the irductiori of 34,000 mn info the Army In January, rh highest draff call in 14 months. TK main reason for th high call, th Ptntagon said, is that "the Army it now replacing tht rtlativtly large number of draftees originally inducted about two years ago when it was in its initial strength buildup" for tho Vietnam war. HARRISBURG AP Tax negotiations breks off for lunch today with both sides still unable to agree, on a mutual revenue package. The discussions between Gov.

Shafer and four legislative leaders were to resume amid a report that the main stumbling block was a GOP proposal to extend the sales tax to Mildred long. S03 Washington patio door. The cash taken was todav were urged to join in a from Box 3 1. Pine and Fir liam Scandle. He is employed Frances Thomas, 1135 Pulaski jfrom a cigarette machine and a safe driving campaign designed, Streets.

Firemen responded to by the Johannson Contracting Alice Bainbridge. golf ball dispensing a i t0 keep highways of this section the alarm, but could find no evi-1 Company in Danville. 1015 X. Lombard which is located outside of the free 0f motor vehicle accidents1 dence of fire. The couple has four children, Catherine Eyster, S50 W.

Walnut restaurant on tne patio. during the Thanksgiving Dav! Lerov Snyder, fire marshal, Nikki, Michele. Tanya and Rich erged the ra.lot? a tmoonstttu- of Hill bombs couldn't h.t their buns- Chief Benning is continuing the holidav weekend Nye. 1013 X. Pear! parents to advise their! ard, all at home.

7 Associated Press correspond- s. investigation. mm i mTT eaa.i a i jii Mir uii. Sergeant Frederick Kichman, children to stay away from fire Mr anrt MrSi Scandle ar officer in charge of the Shamo-j larm bxes- Man' uf of St. Stephen' 7 of the most brutal fights of the them out run by man." he said.j nvr Vnr-h Vietnam kin sub station.

Pennsylvania war under way as men of the' i Holiday Shopping Zimmerman. R.D. 2 George Cavanaugh. I 813 W. Walnut Jennie Shinskie, 1704 W.

Pine Mount Carmel Frank PavloskJ. 400 X. Maple Harry 9 Front wsrw.anes nit targets in tne tia-i luJlL. l-3rd Airborne Brigade at- 'noi-Hatphong area Monday for; alarms are uinieu in uy niuun-u church, where the 8:00 Mass on tinkering with the devices. Sunday morning was celebrated for their intention.

The couple Area School Officials renewed their marriage vows following the Mass. Friends and w. wmpted to take the remaining State Police, said the long weekend period will begin at 6:00 tomorrow evening and continue through midnight Sunday. the sixth consecutive day and i.witi3 lT .1. Hours Outlined the US.

Command announced 4 LIj central highlands 14 two more S. planes were Attend rlAA Meeting I relatives were received during I Pninfinif Ant friar" rural traffic one to a Communist MIG21. Onel Cier was missing. I se on each of Dsk To The voter whose ba'1 is so eva'- Short of food and water, the -red rut be paratroopers battled stiff enemy The Christmas shopping season fatalities have increased 3.7 per-1 Tw0 Shamokin Area School dis-'0pen n0Use in their home on Sun-will open tomorrow in the down- cent 0n highways this year in educators, the principal.j day evening, town shooDin2 area of Shamokin. tot Malvin Paul, and athletic direct-, This brought the total of tire a-(d rlace cf the hea-inc aid fire as they continued their push nlanes announced lo? Tjr Se if he des'res to the summit.

They used Came-'pve. tse North to 751. including Stores will remain open until poiice commanders are making or- Charles Xhuck letcrs. at- 5:30 tomorrow afternoon in con- an au ou( effort to reduce the 'ended the annual District tour, jtrast with the usual half-holiday traffic riMth and tmffir arridont PIAA meeting in Williamsport Ashland State General Hosoital ADMISSIONS Ashland Mrs. Emily Onh, 904 Chestnut Raymond Snyder R.D.

1 Cordon David Kom. 234 Elm Locust Dalt 2-Car Crash Probed By Shamokin Police ren tv reanr.es can be cV3- throwers against the enemy in- and 15 pilots since last WASHIXGTOX KP Gen sVd vvn the errrt cal- tricate bunker system. vestcrdav. The session was in; TvTsday. William C.

Westmoreland de- The wounded trapped on Hai cjJred the Curtin Junior High School. I Shamokin City police yester- rate by conducting a preventative patrol. 1 1 1 ST5 near Dak To were part of Plans were formulated for day investigated an automobile 173rd Airborne Brigade's Vietnam war in which '-the closing time of 12:00 noon. In fac. there will not be any more half-holidays until after the first of the new year.

Beginning Friday, and continuing every day until December 12. downtown stores will be open un- tzitr. At 'east two wee in D- U.S. jets pounded the entire wrj 'ja lTei keep to a 3rl wn schedule of cne strike ever- 15 minutes arullers- gunners VU be be-h. It is i wHevr can Se vi w.r.iam S.

Peers I championship games and match-accident involving two women station will schedule 24 hour 1 sanctioned for the 2rd battalion taat naa wen oai- bp? t0 come view es in all sports drivers. Rita Boylan patrols on highways in its sec- trros en tne nu since i Janet Jeanette L. Maher, 544 coming year. Uon. Emphasis by uniformed Di1 -t UA in fi CU.m.

men on Datrol will be on aDDre-: uiamona oireei, omih- e-' -lef before tue raratrooDers in auur. ATIaS Sunday mcmir.g. U.S. forces in Vietssn. Fern-.

706 West Savior I S. reported .1 ao for end. Moi C.rmtl Americans kuled so far the pf the confuct. but he al- jjarv LawkL 71 XorJi tattle for the hill, at least of readv -the enemv's hopes are ManV til 9 00 at night, including Wed- hending motorists for traffic vio- WCU.U oe on ize jamsnu vi une neuas. lations.

The preventative patrol I On Saturday. December 23. the designed to avert accidents iirit ii axil slv iucimo aul late tomget. I' cave mounted mistakenly dropped onto last shopping day before Christ- through strict enforcement of: Signal elimination mas. merchants will close their traffic laws I i a I land Washington.

Lpon orivtng i her auto away from the inter in ljt T9 riesd and S22 P-r-e curt. the begin to open the re- costatn tve i-vel-oe with the i-se'f ext be removal of tve mananoy ury 'Leo Dougherty -i DISCHARGES i I shoos at 5 30 nm. I hH i in aunDurv wpproveu 1 Motorists are asked wounded during the 19 days of tfcer pesttion. TnVil- Three companies section, her vehicle was struct of the 1 Ashland Community HARRISBURG (AP) The hv the car of Martha Jane inc by Shopping hours were released all provisions of the Motor Ve iTSrd'a 4-h battalion ioined the arry aicouri ley. by Bernard Frank, chairman of hide Code and at the same time 1 ruDllc ummiss -u." 125 Xorth Grant street.

i ii iiu utc a in una i 2nd hittalion on the hill Monday i Mrs. Laura Mather them after tabulation will tr.e ieinam- the actual Bulletin Tracey Schuler ese repeatedly ithe Retail Division of Greater exercise courtesy on the high-1 morizea ine ennsama nan-shamokin. IShamokin-Coal Township Cham- wav. road today to substitute a crew-, Damag was estimated at torrtWFAJl $150 by Patrolman Bob Wolfe, wounaea cal helico? l'c'e sere trtethod is ty.i Robert Shivelhood Vrnv 1-1? racuuo nr.ii.vt.- men were re cf siwcs iu ue ciosea inurs- moionsis. we can oe assureo.

oi nffirrr Board day of this week in observance of crewmen sped in a clearing cut in the a safe Thanksgiving Holiday ob-j graae croons in it is doubtful whether te EUjt' l-: ct 'k. ad out a Thanksgiving Day. servance, Sergeant luchman said. in trre to receive -ve oa jungle growth and removed all i Mrs. Virginia Chillis, baby girl Ray Malafarin, R.D.

1 Harold Snyder i Centralia Lupatsky Mount Carmtl the rest a two hour period ters was posrooned for the time being while U.S. artillery and, planes kept up their attacks. Attempts to reach the wound- ed men 3X yards from the crest cf the hill by helicopter met! with murderous volleys of Xonh Vietnamese fire. At least 10' Tf effice cn Jaruarv I. Nine Area Fans This as the second most battle of the Viet Xam war Lutherans to Hold These meeting announce-menu art carried by the Sexs-Dtspclch as a public aerrsce.

For of meetings tt this colwrin, dui and ask for ifrs. Uzrgaret Scandle. 2 Thanksgiving from Ttt On Mrs. Georgjanna Sardmski Frackvillt Mrs. Agnes Smarousky Selected as a winner of two had been disaed; rnnrrier r-r-wt ii ma.ea a u-r ---rr--- Holiday Services ticket among the large numberj of runnersup was Enoch Xovich.

1T U'act 5nni S'root Shamn. GiraroVill 'Charles Pitts Social Party Tonight And Every Tuesday St. Mary's Hall, llulpmont EARLY BIRD AT 7:30 since tr.e oegmnir.g oi mel bloody battle I The kev strike in Monday's pres den: of UREDO. inform- fating is tie la Drarg va-ey the that question- also j'-5 before Thanisg.v-ig ri.re? will be sen: to them for ia the central highlands Shamokin High School Cass of William Marquardt were raids over the Xor.h was on Lhe'li50 will meet tonight 8:00 at Franklin SchulU kin The annual Thanksgiving Ser- Other runnersup include An- vice of Grace Lutheran Church. Mr.

wn oi- smih Fifth West Chestnut Street, will be $: tr the eonrresi: A nA Inn this Sundav. The i aZei and 570 wounded. An esa- Shenandoah Joseph Jacko barkinj HREDO 'y mated 1 2X Xirth Vietnamese vvm procucis storage area LAREDO Sofa pillows, large floor; Philadelphia van 1 1 -vi a Of Si. cl.cs ui nj- cert. The castes will sreak the on Sundav abaut cot.

A S. spokesman saia tr.e custuons. patterned or pure juiiui oeAngeius bloody in intensity three months, was jammed with sets, cigarette boxes. table light- Mrs. Adeline Rosetti f.rhtine the Ia Drarg valley fgreraaois surtwrt Street, Shamokin; Earl Dalla- held tomorrow evening at 7:30.

brida. 500 Melrose, Marion the Rev. Charles A. Souders. Heights: Sally Kramer.

1332 pastor, announced. West Montgomery. Shamokin; During the service of worship Sally Stancavage. 1202 Pulaski the congregation will be led in Avenue, Shamokin; Ann Marie singing of the Thanksgiving Swatt 138 South PearL Shamo- hymns and liturgy by Mrs. Dor-kin; Floyd Sievens, Box 5f3.

othy P. Martin, organist, and Trevorton; Frank Swabosli. the choirs of the church. The 243 West Seventh Street. Mount Cardinal Choir, directed by Miss iso in the central highlands 118 railroad cars and three loco-ers, and candy dishes, all will meet with a reception.

and also just before Thanksgiv- ntoves. T-v a ss ask that questioa-rres he to former irera-brs of the area who hive aav ouest of The noted that no real derression Geisinger Medical Center ADMISSIONS Mount Carmtl is try tzi LXREDO th fact. F-d w.r r.e MARKET ond WALNUT STREETS DIAL 648-7261 ts a set of f.lrn Mrs. Gwendolyn Hughes, 315 W. Ave.

Thomas W. Hughes, 315 W. Ave. Locust Cap Mrs. Mary E.

Sehoppy Marion Height Mrs. Josephine D. TairowaT Shamokin Miss Kathryn Ryan, 75 E. Sunbury strips records cepictng tre Lie of St. After of purch-asirg.

the f-rrs w.U be present-d to the Public Larary. was asked to Eake an inventory of their Llss citalcg each for a cjru'at-izg fll-a library. The Rev. R. G.

Kower wd cor-plete the Lit and sr.bute it to eacn 'pastor. The text meeting of the Ein-' istetua will be held on D-cexber IS CarmeL and Richard Stryeski. Mildred Byerly. will sing the an-114 South Pearl Shamokin them. "Give Thanks to God." Donald R.

Greene, 2001 Stetier The Chancel Choir, under lead-Drive. Shamokin. ership of Mrs. Carl Sodergren. Entry blanks by the winners vvill present an anthem ippro-and runnersup from the last 10 priate for the occasion, weeks have been set aside andj Rev Souders win present tabulation ot these is expected on tntme.

"Spon-to be comp.eted by later tb" UneoufJ Thankaaiving." in hich week The grand champion wuT wiu Ilress -thanksgiving be determined by the number of from a correct answen the penod ft of 10 weeks but only w.nner or undreamed he God- XotrveninhUunwiness. Dame, 36. Georgia Tech, "For these blessing, the Rev. North Carolina. 20, Duke, Souders said, "we come togeth-Lafayette, 6.

Lehigh, 0: Oregon 1 er in our houses of worship to Sure. 14, Oregon, 10: West offer our gratitude to God." Scranton. 21. Blakely. Ala- Terence Williams will serve bama, 17, South Carolina.

as the acolyte for the senice. Yale. 29. Princeton. San' William Sarge, Jr.

will be the Diego, 17, Kansas City. IS; I crucifer. Florida. 28. Kentucky.

Green Bay, 13. San Francisco, For an orinI topping to Tennessee. 20. Mississippi. your Christmas package, tie Reading.

20, Central Dauphin. tjny cones and sprigs of OCCASIONAL CHAIRS Values to $99.95 Sunbury Community Hospital ADMISSIONS Shamokin Richard Zack, 914 Holly Trovorton Cyde Conrad. R34 Market Bloomsburg Hospital DISCHARGES Catawitia Paul Gossen, R.D. 2 City Resident Treated For Laceration of Arm A Shamcfcn wotran, Xancy 3, cf ST South Market "Sreet. was treated in the dis-Ipersarr of Shamotn State Gen- eral Hospital yesterday for a laceration cf the left forearm.

She received the cut on a piece of broken glass in her home. ii PRICE plastic pins to a big red bow. Pine adds an original touch. Chichester Ailing LONDON (AP) Sj- Francis Chichester, Briaji's lone prund-the-worid yachtsman. 13; Armv.

21, Pittsburgh, 12; I Minnesota. 33. Indiana. 7: Oklahoma. 14.

Kansas. 10: Steel High. 39. Lebanon. 13: 27.

Wisconsin. 14: Arkansas. 3 ing in Shamokin this morning. Center is Robert Bonner, district reference Lbrar.an from Fottsvie. and left is Miss Jayne Hess, district Lbrarua from PotuviH if artctM w.ta Texas.

17; Willi am sport, 27. Lancarer. Penn State. 35. Ohio L'niversry.

14: Chicago. 30. St Louis, 3. and Southern DISTRICT LIBRARY MEETING-Mrs. Earl Gmter.

rioht. Lbraran at Shantotn and Coal Township Public Library, welcomes two of the ntacy Ltrariatts from a wide area cf Feiijylvai.a vh taended a Vanderbii. b.hia! asrhma Mondav and SMI. 17: Navy. 3.

Central tunable attend a literary 35; Sh.kellamy, luacoeca her. iDaaptua East, i GOOD-BVE. piacbisC Waal k.in fts4 Xtemva. rs-i ihm rp, tU-tMU -J-tMt OC lS4NU TCU, 23, UCLA, 30..