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$$ f *Wff ok aside, to the . To get , I spent Executive J* LBJ. on book . back to an. Jofes- ftr* or. &at 6e aorta for f. A3 tb* —WWN»0AY, QICIM\* U,}U* , v *i- 4., V • ^ 1\ ir; j; : ^P*^^ wfc«5fc '&*^ ^girkinjurfd in Rt. 9 collision >P f (' BOUSES POINT—Two young area girls ware injured late Monday night when the car in which they were riding cottidftd with a parked vehicle Just loutb of hare on Route 9 B. State Trooper C. F. McCabe, of the Honeymoore's Corners substation, identified the two as Donna Bechard, 18, of Chain- plain, and Candice Emery, Elm St., Rouses Point Miss Bechard suffered a bruised leg and Miss Emery bumped her head. Neither re- quired medical attention. ill McC*be said Miss Bechard was driving south on Routt 9 B and failed to see the parked car erf WUliam Gross of King's Bay, parked in front of his home on the west side of the highway. At the last moment, Miss Be- chard attempted to swerve to avoid the parked car, but her car skidded on the slippery pavement and it* rear collided with the rsar of the Gross ve-! hide. Both cars were considerably damaged. 3KT ^fct* of their activity/ 1 the sergeant said. In conclusion, he remarked that M . . .their performance as a group and the appearance of their section alludes to the outstanding job they are doing/' As selected fo rthe squadron their recommendation has been forwarded to Headquarters, 380th Strategic Aerospace Wing, for consideration in Wing com- petition. M .*5»- ^ i 3* SHIMMERING—Early morning frost glistens on trees In Crown Point Tuesday. Deaths and funerals Jo*eph O. Barcomb MOOERS FORKS -Funeral services were held Monday at ! St. Ann's Church here for Jo- seph (Oliver) Barcomb, who; died Friday. The Rev. Bernard Dcsnoyers. pastor, wa? celebrant of the ! Requiem Mass. Bearers were Louis Chauvin, i Arthur Barcomb, Wilfred Smde.; Roland Snide, Ubal Favreau and ; LawTence Favreau. The body was placed in the vault in the parish cemetery, where burial will take place a: a later date. The R. W. Walker Funeral, Home in Plattsburgh was in charge of funeral arrangements.. Delias E. Savage CHAZY — Funeral services were held Saturday a: the R. W. Walker Funeral Home in Plattsburgh for Delias E. Sav- age, who died Thursday at his home here. The Rev. Robert Leslie. p*>- *.;r of the Chazy Presbyterian Church, officiated. Bearers were Arthur Merkin^. Inland Ladue, Dr. George Clark, r.rant Dragoon. Ralph Draeoon and Weidon Dragoon. Ttie body was placed m the vaui: in Riverview Cemetery, where bur- ial will take place in the spring. Charles Scribner PERU-Charles Scribner. 81, of Peru, died Tuesday after- noon after a long illness. He was a retired railroad em- ploye and is survived only by nieces and nephews. Funeral services are scheduled for Thursday at 10 at St. Augus- tine's Church in Peru. The body w:;i be p.aced in the church vault to aw a.: spring bunal. Calling hours are 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. at the DeLorme Funeral Home. Albert Thompson TIOONDEROGA - A funeral service w^l be held this after- r.yx. at 2 s> i£e Wiiccx F-riera. Chape! for Aiben Thomp?:r. li f Street Road, who iiez S-r.- •nay si Moses Lud*Lgtor. Hc-;.- the New York State Thruway near Sloatesburg. Miss Buhlman was born Sept. 6. 1935 in Ridgewood, N. J., daughter of William and Mary Buhlman. She was active in Episcopal Church activities dur- ing her youth. She was graduated summa cum laude from Farleigh Dick- enson College in 1957 with a major in chemistry and physics. She attended Montclair State College for two years for addi- tional credits and Syracuse Uni- versity the past four summers on a National Science Founda- tion Scholarship. She received I her master's degree from Syra- cuse this year. A science teacher at the , Keeseville High School, Miss | Buhlman was treasurer of the Keeseville faculty Assn. and a I meir-berof the State and Nation- al Teachers Assns. She was also a Girl Scout leader in Keeseville and active in extracurricular activities at I Keeseville High School, includ- ing the Ski Club and the Pep Club. An avid mountain climber, she was president of the Platts- burgh Chapter of the Adiron- dack Mountain Club from 1964 Supply squadron picked as PRIDE section The 380th Supply Squadron at i Plattsburgh Air Force Base has j chosen the Base Fuels Quality j Control Section as it$ PRIDE! section of the Month. ; PRIDE stands for professional results in daily effort. In nominating the section for the monthly honor, MSgt. Wil- liam H. Waddle, 3$0thSS, v& marked that the section had demonstrated the true meaning of the ward PRIDE. \Their accomplishments have been praised by every person who has come within the realm Minors run to capital TOKYO (AP) - Tokyo police say an estimated 100 minors run away from country homes and head for the Japanese capital every day. Police say two out of three are 16-18 years old. to 1966, and was chairman of the all-club fall outing commit- tee at the time of her death. She had also helped conduct the nature program for guests at Adirondack Loj, Heart Lake, and was active in conservation activities. Survivors include her father, William Buhlman; her uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. Edmond Etesse of Peru, with whom she lived; two cousins, Jean and Jerry Etesse. and an aunt, Mrs. Helen Elwood. Plattsburgh Chapter, Adiron- dack Mountain Club, is accept- ing contributions toward a mem- orial for Miss Buhlman. must be registered Some 1,000 dogs in the City of Plattsburgh have not been licensed for Ml and the pets' owners have only three more days to get the animals regis- tered. The City Clerk's office said Tuesday that only 250 registra- tions have been made for IM7, as compared to the 1,150 regis- trations recorded for this yw. The office closes Dec. 90. That means somewhere near a thousand owners have failed to apply for licenses. Those who do not have their dogs regis- tered will be liable for a fine and (or) pound-keeping charges if the pets are picked up. ^ »v Take bath' HOPKINSVILLE. Ky. (AP)-! John Bockey arrived in town the night Hopkinsville was sched- uled to play Bath County High School's football team. '•ThU is the first place I've j ever seen where people take i cleanliness so seriously they j even put up signs/' Bockey said to a friend, pointing to a large ' placard which read: •'Take Bath.\ Sewer, w project exceed WASHINGTON &P) ~* cations from over $***& federal fundi lo oosittwl and wafer freUft? projoc appropriated by Congroas to meet the requests. A spokesman for the D**rV ment of Housing and Urban De- velopment said Tuesday that ap* plications from communities to that agency total about ft bil- lion dollars. The 1965 Housing Act, he said, authorized COO million a year for each fiscal year from 1M$ through 1969, but Congress ap- propriated only $100 million each for fiscal 1966 and 1967. Essentially all of the $100 mil- lion for fiscal 1966 was allocat- ed, he said. The spokesman said that re- quests come in for 20 to 25 times the total of funds available. - &.& i£ rf _ _ tomafctaWttemWna way, strock the right fwr of a parted ear owned by Cbarita Cooke of Port Henry, m&tf damaging both veWcks, fhielttttfr was issued a tm» mom for speed not reaaaubit or prudent and Cooke was ticketed for Improper parking. Oueiletto was later arrested on a charge of public intoxica- tion. LEWIS Area News Mrs. Mardell MaseH Phone 873*9963 It's in the box WICHITA, Kan. (APMtomt time after the city library dis- posed of a curbside book collec* Uon box a library worker called a patron about an overdue book. I returned it long ago/* the patron said. \1 dropped it in the collection box.\ Told that the box was no long- er in use, the patron replied: • I know that. The box is at the back of the literary and up- side down. And that's where I put the book/' That's where a librarian found it. SINGER HP What't new for tomorrow it at S\HCER todayr 66 MARGARET ST. 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