Centre Daily Times from State College, Pennsylvania • 44

'Hr w- 1 1 V-V V' y'WHSr A ft-W D10 THURSDAY MAY 8 1988 ALMANAC CENTRE DAILY TIMES I HOSPITAL NOTES DEATHS A daughter to Mr and Mrs Scott Sampsd Bellefonte a daughter to Mr and Mrs Gory Baldwin Clearfield Death Wednesday May 7 Bernard Reigh Port Matilda PHIUPSBURQ STATE Admitted Wednesday My 7 Lota Kyler Morrtadale Mary Ryver Philipeburg RD Veronica Satal Morrtadale RD CENTRE COMMUNITY Admitted Wednesday May 7 BeUefonte: Harry Bloom Gloria Duck Maxine Gettig Mary Lucas Edward Mitchell Jr Travis Stahbnan Gloria Summers David Wales Jr State College: Carrie Clinefel-ter Maria nnini Quarante Allison Karich Boalsburg James Wilson Petersburg Mildred McLaughlin Snow Shoe John Miles Julian Lily Wolfe Lock Haven Harold Long Mill Hall Verna King Howard RD Donann Myers Julian RD Dlocherood Tuesday May Richard Albright Mill Hall RD Henry Swarey Howard RD Zena Potato Renova girth Tuesday May A daughter to Mr and Mrs Frank of Beech Creek RD Admitted Wednesday May 7 Lock Haven RD: Mark Fer- ran Cathy Dickey Jennie A Yarn Lock Haven August Bortot Blanchard Roy Duck Loganton RD Discharged Wednesday May 7 Mrs Ralph Fox and daughter Mill Hall RD Benjamin Bartges Madtaonbprg GEISINGER Admitted Friday May 2 Troy Turner Mill Hall Greg- ory Lingle Bellefonte Admitted Saturday May I Body Hartman Spring Mills Admitted Sunday May 4 Merrill Barker Millheim Margaret Sellers Avta Admitted Monday May 6 Brenda Styers Lock Haven Robert Dixon Osceola Mills State College: A daughter to Mr and Mrs Shahrir Shamsuddin a son to Mr and Mrs Paul McMurray Spring fires hit 8 states By Tho Associated Pros Firefighters in North Carolina used planes and tractors today to attack a fire that jumped trenches and has burned through 16000 acne of pine woods and thick brash getting geared up right now to hit that fire said Dan KUUngcworth regional operations officer for the state Forest Resources Diviiion in North Carolina pulled our people out last night to let them get a little bit of rest so we could hit it at first light this morning" Fine have blackened woods in at least seven other etatee this spring A drought that began last iiimmcr ta pertly responsible and National Weather Service forecasters say no rain ta expected before the weekend Firm struck Florida Michigan New Jersey Pennsylvania Virginia Wisconsin and Tennessee AH but two of the small firm of those that charred 8000 earn in the central Upper Peninsula tim-berlands of Michigan were out today authorities said The remaining firm were expected to burn themselves out state police SgL Pat Stevens said And firm that scorched 350 acres in northern Wisconsin appeared out today said Department of Natural' Resources spokesman David Daniels The firm had been started by downed power lines he said About 150 firefighters battled the blaze in southeastern North Carolina Killingsworth laid Bridging math gap PHILADLEPHIA (AP) Dr Raymond Coughlin associate professor of mathematics at Temple University advocates a college scholarship program as the beat way to evert a pending national crisis in math education Coughlin believes scholarships 'with required service commitment to teach mathematics after graduation funded by government colleges and local school districts would encourage young people tal- ented in math to enter the teaching profession Bernard Charles Reigh os of Port Matilda RD 1 died at Centre Community Hospital Wednesday (May 7 1986) at 11:04 am He served in the US Army during World War II and retired from Penn department of maintenance and operations in December 1974 after 35 years He was a welder He was a member of Woodycrest United Methodist Church United Methodist Men and had been an avid hunter and fisherman He was born April 19 1817 in Williamsburg Blair County a son of Martin Charles and Mae Beck Reigh He was married Sept 25 1937 to Kathryn Pauline Rinehart who survives Also surviving are a daughter Jane Goss of Harrisburg two sons: Ronald of Bellefonte and Martin Charles Jr of Williamsburg a sister Verna Kite of Williamsburg and four grandchildren Funeral services will be at Koch Funeral Home Saturday at 10:30 am with the Revs fori Mills and Alfred Gotwalt officiating Burial services will be at Centre County Memorial Park Vtaitation will be at Koch Funeral Home Friday from 7 to 9 pm Georgs Johnston 34 of Denver Cola formerly of State College died of injuries sustained in a home electrical accident Tuesday (May 6 1986) He was a son of Ben and Kathryn Johnston of Petersburg RD Details of his death were not released Funeral arrangements are under the direction of the Koch Funeral Home State College and will be announced when completed Harm Vonada 74 of Nit- tany Howard RD 2 died at his home today (May 8 1988) at 2 am Funeral arrangements are under direction of the Robert Neff Funeral Home Howard and will be announced when completed LOTTERY DAILY: The winning number Wednesday in the Pennsylvania Daily Number was 3-5-0 LOTTO: The winning numbers Wednesday in the Pennsylvania Lotto game were 09 04 02 39 31 and 25 The alternate number' was BIRTHDAYS MAT 9 Edward McClusick Sr Clarence Ted Grove Sr Centre Hall Brad Weaver Bellefonte Richard A Frank or 4m Sheridan St Williamsport a native of Millheim died Tuesday (May A 1986) at Williamsport Hospital He was employed by Grit Publishing Company Williamsport in charge of the radio television and sections of the newspaper He retired in 19(7 He was a publisher of science fiction novels and published one of the first such paperback books He also was a collector of paperback novels his collection includes over 10000 titles He was born in Millheim May 23 1917 a son of Thomas and Tessie Yea rick Frank He was married to the farmer Etta Moore who survives Abo surviving are two sons: Thomas of Albuquerque NM and Harry of Jersey Shore two stepsons: James Hitt of Gillette Wya and Doyle Hitt of Buhl Idaho two staters: Kathryn Shope of Avis and Marian DunUebarger of Millheim seven grandchildren and two great-grandchildren A memorial service will be at Maneval Funeral Home 500 Fourth St Williamsport Saturday at 12:30 pm with the Rev Wood-row Bartges retired United Methodist minister officiating Burial will be at Green Lawn Memorial Park Montgomery RD 1 at the convenience of the family Memorial contributions may be sent to the Lycoming County Heart Association 1987 Fourth St Williamsport Calvin Waite 65 of 929 Kenney St Belief onte died at Centre Community Hospital Tuesday (May 6 1968) at 6 pm He was business manager for Local 824 Construction and General Laborers He was a member of Laborers District Council of Western Pennsylvania and of American Legion Altoona He attended Faith United Methodist Church of Belle-fonte He was born in Ironsville June 24 1820 a son of Sylvester and Swan Blair Waite In 1842 he married the farmer Verna Root who survives Also surviving are a daughter Cathy Havens at home a brother Forrest Waite of Bellwood and two grandchildren Funeral services will be at Wet-zler Funeral Home Belief onte Friday at 10:30 am with the Rev David McCullough of Bellefonte officiating Burial will be at Centre County Memorial Park Friends will be received at the funeral home Thursday from 7 to 9 pm Alma Kyler West Decatur RD LOCK HAVEN Admitted Tuesday May 5 Beech Creek: Genevieve Edna Stiver Prayer JOHN HENRY FMZZBJ Lord deliver os from look-leg beck end fretting over the pest for that way Ueo only regret Give us courage and strength to look into the future and to act in accordance with Thy will and Thy law AMEN to iraqf Mtmmy Dorothy GepAort Jtom i ra-fc ttotono itoOf mintoty Jtm tomOOUyt Wt ado to Optra mr ttomm pm-took to of mrjiimb mot mnUm fa thtOumn radifaWelW 'stag to St am of ftopitot tutor lym mrrmmftraktr Ttomttl Thaw Ctmmmmiy riulapm Hito orntSt JWwr NtffFmm! kmo fart raahf to Aero ttmmrho Btomrtt Ymmg otot FrmUj Mother's Day at The Gingerbread Man State College's Most Exciting Eating and Drinking Emporium Offering an Ingenious collection of over 100 American Mexican Greek and Italian favorites Including sandwiches (on a variety of breads) dinners salads unusual snacks try our sausage and honey!) soups and desserts (gingerbread of course!) Featuring: Prime Rib Dinner for 895 Filet of Flounder Stuffed with Crab 7or 795 Sunday Nay 11 Serving from 1 1 am 9 pm 130 Helster St State College 237-0361 May June WIM CLASSES FOB CUss Pmmqutafto Buglnnr Eurtmltwll Syra uglnnurtMrim-Uvun Byra aakuoSiJraral II Irarall BMgMWIMv UWmrUVUI Um I BugkmarEwIm-LBMlH Lnll raAAtAa I II ftSfMIBSD ngSRIM LSVM IS Red Cross Certified 19 7 Day end Time Tum 46pmfA Ut TuouftftpnVA SotftlS-lftlSom TuuB4EpwA Sat TufS6pwtfA -SaL TtiM B-TpmA Eat Tum ftTpnWE Sal ftlS-lftIBwn Sat fclfrlfclBam How Special is Your Mother? Day will be here soon and GARDEN CENTER has just the gift you need for that Special Mother We heme living Gifts that wilt last for years Now' available for spring planting: Azaleas 'Hanging Baskets Rhododendron 'Beautiful Planters Flowering Trees 'Many Types of nOM To show how special we think your Mother is we will give a FREE PLANT to the first 300 Mothers (during May 9 10 11) to stop by GARDEN CENTER at our location in iMilesburg off old Rt 220 ft ft ft I ft ft ft ft ft ft ft ft ft ft ft Cost! Members $2500 Hen-Members $3000 BmimmurtAdv Bvrimm Intannodtata FOR FLIGHTS OF FANCY A BATH WORTH THE TRJP Centre Daily Times Subscriber Sendee If you have problems with delivery of your newspaper call the circulation department at 237-4967 We offer guaranteed delivery service on carrier-delivered routes Please notify our office prior to 7 pm dally and 11 am on Saturdays and Sundays if your paper has not been delivered The circulation service deportment le open Monday through Friday from 7d5 am to 7 pjo Saturdays and Sundays from 6 am to 11 am Subscription Pricoa CsrrienCoUect By Week 9190 By Month 1825 Direct Office Billing This system permits customers to pay directly to our office at a discount for subscription periods of 13 weeks 26 weeks or 52 weeks 13 sreefcs 26 weeks 52 weeks 2400 47 JO U0 Published dolly and twice Tuesday except for New Year's Day Memorial Day the Fourth of July Labor Day and Christmas Day Eight Issues published weekly Our morning edition is available for Home Delivery In State College Lemont Boalsburg Houeervllle Toftrees and Park Forest Monday through Friday Centra Dally Tunes MelghSera pubs shed each Tueaday lOVweak Inc hided In men ram MW omcc: MOB Bmi CuNbm Avmml EMu ObHbm Pm INftl mfOBO ESMM87 1 BOB MTMOB STATE COLLEGE OFFICE BELLEFONTE OFFICE Urn i THE CEMTWE PAWY THUS HHFHHOTij li mMMibS by NMaiiv PiMIng A PuMaMngC P4 mSSU cum pm imp An Experience So Unique Worth The Trip Relaxed Dining in a Victorian Atmosphere i local news printed In for reproduction of at Aches served by the KNT end The Aeeodeied Frees le entitled lo the i Ms newepeper ee wen ee aN AF newe dtep The Times le a Knight Rlrldir newepapei The Unique InfinityooBathm Whirlpool by KOHLER Introducing the Infinity ooBath Whirlpool Your mother elweye told you abating wee a virtue now Kohler makes it practical relaxing and good clean fun Inflnltyoi Beth Whirlpool le the same length ee conventional bath bur He extra width braodene bathing pleasures Infinitely It' i luxurious 20 inch deep body-contoured whirlpool with a control panel that eliminates apouta making sharing comfortable aa well as beautiful Your dreams of Infinity can be realized In Expreaao or a variety of Kohler decorator colors So whether you're Interested in luxurious bathing Invigorating massage or just togetherness the InflnltyeoBath Whirlpool otters more for one or for two than Just tea 7 Vtait our showroom and get a first hand look at unique Infinity ooBath Whirlpool JOHN PUFF PLUMBING Custom Designed Kitchen Bath Remodeling (814)466-6449 305 Church St wT Boalsburg The Times neeenrea the right to edit etocetfy cancel or reject any aMartlaemant or nawo oooy at miy Urns UebWty tor any newspaper error In an eMertHement ehad not eecead the cost el apace occupied by the error The pubttoher aeiymea no HobMtty for any aMartiaing which le not mddMied for any eauee Tha Times assumes no roaponalbilty or NabMHy for publication of copy ouhmlttid to by an ir AH HebHHy for daime ariamg from the contents of advortMng Including but not unfair compctWvc or trada igartem la aeeumed by tha i acoaolad for niMIrallnn under tha ortofaea condition tfiat Sw NI ladnmnily and hsid taifiiitais Bin Tirana from as clnlran and liability raauKkm ttiaratrom I undar tha ladaral Tho onttra eontanta of oach lanua at Bin Contra Dally Timm a Savannah Crab Cakee Stuffed Shrimp A ddkkxu blend of Lump Crab Jumbo Shrimp rtuffcd with Crab Meat and Ham topped with Bernaiw Meat and Mushroom wrapped Sauce $1495 Bacon $1395 And of course our regular menu Hours Noon to 6:00 PM Reservations are Appreciated (717)248-4468 A ewistown landmark built in 1877 One Block from Dinks 55 Chatnut Street LewUtown Copyright Act Hapraductlon ol any pcitlon ot any lasus la not panrilaalon at Bin Tirana viwm 9S9 No.