TUESDAY, MARCH 31, 1970 PAGE TWENTY The CENTRE DAILY TIMES, STATE COLLEGE and BELLEFONTE, PA. Harris Studies Motel Plan Harris Township Planning Commission took no action at its meeting last night but plans for development of a motel by Pennram Inc. on Rt. 322 near the future bypass interchange and future of planning in the Region. Regional planner William Power, who attended the meetwill contact the State Highways Department on plans for motel road access to the highway.
Planners last night discussed feasibility of circular type entrances to the motel which would involve an entrance and onto the highway. Attending the meeting were chairman Donald S. Ermer, vice chairman Craig Oliver, secretary Mrs. Robert Green, and Maynard Kohler. The largest school for naval radar operators in the world is located at the U.S.
Naval Air Station in Brunswick, Ga. Group Ends Numbering The Millheim Borough Planning Commission last night completed work on assigning house numbers to all Borough properties and will submit a duplicate of the list to the post office. The project was undertaken by the commission at the request. of Millheim Borough Council. Property owners will be advised of their assigned numbers in the near future.
The commission requested the cooperation of residents in purchase of their house numbers from members of the Boy Scout troop who have been gaged to solicit in the Borough. Council plans to erect street in the near future. Authority To Meet The Patton-Ferguson Joint Authority will meet at the Park Forest Elementary School tomorrow at 8 p.m. The World's Greatest Film Actor! -Cue Magazine CHARGIE CHAPGIN "The FUNNIEST MAN in the WORLD" A treatise on the development of LAST the man and of the art of film- DAY! making, illustrated by excerpts of his films. Starting WEDNESDAY I se 7:00 9:30 atherton 230-2712, FELLINI'S Masterpiece "JULIET OF THE SPIRITS" Feat.
Time NOW CINEMA I SHOWING 4th Big Week p.m. Academy Award Nominee Best Picture FIRST Don't Forget Ladies Day Tomorrow TWO Wednesday Either Theatre SHOWS Feat. Time CINEMA I Coming Tomorrow p.m. 237-7657 Wednesday DUSTIN HOFFMAN MIA FARROW AND MARY CAN PRODOCED ET DIRECTED SCREENPLAY BY BASED ON THE NOVEL RT MUSIC SW BEN KADISH PETER YATES JOHN MORTIMER MERVYN JONES QUINCY JONES Color by Deluxe National General Pictures Presents anthony quinn "a dream of kings" LAST TIMES TODAY Feat. Time 1:30 3:30 5:35 7:35 9:40 Obituaries Mrs.
Edna Moredock McCor-1 mick Mrs. Edna Moredock McCormick, Ridge State Coliege, died in the Parkwest Manor Nursing Home, State College, Monday at 5:35 She was born Sept. 9, 1886, in Waynesburg, the daughter of and Orpha Long Moredock. She was married to Walter T. McCormick, who Jan.
15, 1965. Mrs. McCormick is survived by a daughter, Mrs. Byron Wolfe of Murrysville; a son, Donald McCormick of State College, and five grandchildren. She was a the State College Presbyterian Church and the Eastern Star of State College, the White Shrine and the Bellefonte, Chapter Daughters American Revolution.
Funeral services will be held at the Koch Funeral Home, State College, Thursday at 10:30 a.m. with Rev. Dale S. Bringman officiating. Interment will be in Pine Hall Cemetery.
Friends will be received at the funeral Thursday from 9:30 a.m. until time of service. In lieu of flowers, those desiring may make a contribution to the Centre County Easter Seal Society for Crippled Children and Adults. Mrs. Effie L.
Garman Mrs. Effie L. Garman of 124 S. Barnard State College, died in the 1 Parkwest Manor Nursing Home, State College, Monday at 6:30 p.m. She was born April 30, 1892, in Indiana County, the daughter of Pittman and Emma Sheiffer Berringer.
She was married to Warren H. Garman, who died Nov. 27, 1969. She is survived by three sons, Willard H. Garman of Alexanderia, George K.
Garman of State College and James W. Garman of Chicago, one daughter, Mrs. Dovie Vanderwerf of State College; four brothers, Roy, Ivan, and Ford Berringer, all of Indiana County; one sister, Mrs. Leona Baker of Barnesboro, and six grandchildren. Funeral services will be held at the Koch Funeral Home, State College, Thursday p.m.
with Rev. Dale S. Bringwill be in Centre man officiating. Interment Memorial Park. There will be no public visitation and friends are requested to omit flowers.
Lawrence Merrell Butler Lawrence Merrell Butler, 85, of Gasport, N.Y., died at his home Sunday. He was. born in Boggs Township, Centre County, the Ervin and Rachael Confer Butler. Survivors include his wife, Anna; two daughters, Mrs. John Walker of Gasport and Mrs.
Robert Palmer of California; a son, Rev. Lawrence Butler, Ithaca, N.Y., and two sisters, and Florence Butler of Elmira, N.Y. Mr. Butler, a graduate of the Bellefonte Academy, taught school in Centre County before moving to New York as a customs inspector for the federal government. Funeral services and interment were conducted in New York.
Additional Survivor The name of Mrs. Russell Jodon of Bellefonte was omitted from the list of surviving sisters and brothers of Claude M. Johnson of Charleston, S.C. in yesterday's Times. Municipal Meetings TODAY Harris Township Superfisors, 7:30 p.m.
College-Harris Joint Authority, 8 p.m. TOMORROW Boggs Township Supervisors, 7:30 p.m. Patton Joint Authority, 8 p.m. Ferguson Township Planning Commission, 7:30 p.m. THURSDAY Centre Regional Planning Commission, 7 p.m.
Israeli Warplanes Hit Missile Sites TEL AVIV (AP) Israeli warplanes attacked two surface to air missile sites in Egypt's northern Nile Delta today, Israeli military command announced. The planes hit two Soviet-built SA2 rocket bases near Mansoura, 78 miles north of Cairo, and returned safely, a spokesman said. It was the first deer penetration into Egypt reported by Israel in eight days. AUBUBON WILDLIFE FILMS Present EBEN McMILLAN "Land That I Love" WEDNESDAY, APRIL 1 8:00 P.M. State College High School Auditorium Adults $1 Juniors 50c TICKETS: Centre Hardware HUB Book Record Shop At the Door Around Here: Aircraft Sales Off At Piper Piper Aircraft in Lock Haven announced a decrease in sales for the first four months of 1970 and officials predicted a gloomy.
business year as ocala ssypenm business year as company sales reflected a general downswing in the aviation industry. Plans for a $5,000 memorial atop Flag Pole Hill in Hunt-, ingdon have been approved and members of the American Legion and Veterans of Foreign Wars have selected a plan for the permanent memorial. Damages were placed at about, $65,000 to a tractor rig and its contents it upset on Rt. 22 on the icy pavement just outside Lewistown. The Ohio driver was admitted to the Lewistown Hospital.
Jersey Shore raided a party at a Maple home and police, arrested five teenagers for violation of the minors drinking flaw. The parents of the 17-yearold host were gone for the weekend. Michael Kovalchick. 54, struck by a car in DuBois when he walked onto Main St. in front of the auto.
He was, listed in critical condition in Pittsburgh hospital with fractures, contusions and severe shock. In an apparent Highway Department goof, a sign reading Youghiogheny River has appeared at a bridge crossing Clearfield Creek at the Litz Bridge. The Youghiogheny flows into the Monongahela near McKeesport. Hospital Notes Margaret Smith, Philipsburg; Mrs. Jesse J.
Brown, Newport RD Mrs. Harry C. Stiver, Julian RD; Mrs. Charles Mechalik, Boalsburg; Mrs. James H.
Lucas, Bellefonte; Mrs. Ida Resides, Bellefonte; Mrs. Raymond Coakley Bellefonte RD Mrs. Charles Conley, State College; Mr Donald Renwick, Pleasant Gap; Tad Rimmey, College; Mark Sullivan, State Robert Steinhart, State College; Walter Wilkins, State College; Joe Taylor, College; Frederick Ellsworth Catherman, Chilbert King, Bellefonte; 4 Arthur Hockenberry, Bellefonte; J. Neil Grey Joseph Sample, Clintondale: John Ianaro, State College; John A.
Jones, Grampian RD. Discharged: Miss Kimberly Miller, Bellefonte RD Mrs. Vincent Breon, State Coegel; Mrs. Richard Rupert, Bellefonte; Timothy Caladana, Snow Shoe; Harry Holsinger, State College; Arthur Lewis, State net Robinson, Bellefonte: am el Butler, Bellefonte RD Mrs. Larry J.
Miles and son, State College; Mrs. Lanny E. Owens Boalsburg RD 1. Births: A daughter to Mr. and Mrs.
Stephen Jakab, State College. Census: Adults, 143; children, newborn, 15; total, 166. Philipsburg Admitted: Audrey Lanager, Karthaus; Elaine Prisk, Port Matilda; Alta Vallimont, Frenchville. Discharged: Mabel Nearhoof, Matilda. Centre Community, March 30 Admitted: Miss Marjorie Sprock, State College; Kirsten Henshaw, State College; Miss Susanne Hall, Allentown; Mrs.
E. Gordon Thompson, Allentown; Mary E. Smith, State College; Mrs. Amp F. Hicks, State College; Mrs.
Census Count Of Transients On 'T-Night' Even if persons are away from home on Census Day-tomorrow, according to a Congressional -the Census Bureau intends to find them in their hotels or motels and count them as residents of home cities, counties and states. Herbert C. Larson, district Census manager, explained that the special undertaking has been dubbed "T-Night," the standing for transient. T-Night, tonight throughout the United States, will find the management of all hotels, motels and other large places for transients, taking part. Each transient at these places will be given an individual census form to fill out; the includes indicate "usual place of residence." will be collected, sorted at district offices and counted locally or appropriated to the home areas.
Court Outlines Judges' Rights WASHINGTON (AP) The Supreme Court upheld today the right of trial judges to remove disorderly, disruptive and disrespectful defendants from the courtroom. The court said there are at least three constitutionally permissible ways for a trial judge to handle an obstreperous defendant: He can be bound and gagged, but allowed to remain in the court room; he can be cited for contempt; or he can be taken out of the court room until he promises to conduct himself properly. The ruling was unanimous. About 41 per cent of all warehouse space in Florida is located in Jacksonville. 10 CHANNEL CABLE TELEVISION PROGRAM LISTINGS STATIONS ON CABLE NETWORK TV SET CHANNELS WNEP-TV (16) ABC 2 WPSX-TV (3) NET SPECIAL PROGRAMS WNEW-TV (5) N.Y.
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the control tower to let him manded to insisted that all 100 take off. They other persons on the plane, including two Americans, go The University founded of Hawaii, as an on along with them. Oahu, was college in 1907. The crew of the Japan Air- agricultural COLLEGE COMMUNITY THEATRE The STATE AUDITIONS for the 1970 SUMMER announces for BAREFOOT IN THE PARK, SEASON. Tryouts THE WATER, AUNTIE MAME, DON'T DRINK EARLY TO BED are scheduled for March 31 and and April 1, 7:30 to 10:30 p.m.
Tryouts for the musical, PLAIN AND FANCY, will be on April 2, also from 7:30 to 10:30 p.m. All auditions will be held at the Fairmount Ave. School. 3 NOMINATED AWARDS! ACADEMY FOR 'MAROONED' IS UP THERE WITH THE GREAT ONES! A RICHARD GREGORY FRANKOVICH-STURGES PECK CRENNA. PRODUCTION DAVID JANSSEN.
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