The Glens Falls Times from Glens Falls, New York • 12

Hudson Falls New, Updated Objectives Of Civil Defense Setup Are Outlined by Director At the recent meeting of the Washington County Medical Assoc, held at Wallies Restaurant In Greenwich, Donald R. Reynolds, director of civil defense, outlined the new and updated objectives of the civil defense program in Washington County. Association president, Dr. Leith Skinner, presided. Following the dinner meeting Mr.

Reynolds presented the new plan for civil defense in Washington County. The present day conception civil defense has been extended to cover natural disasters, as well as the original idea of only that of non-military action in case of a -caused emergency or catastrophe, he stated. One step taken in reactivating the medical services was the unanimous acceptance by the association to follow the leadership of Skinner in updating Washington County Civil Defense Medical Plan, and thereby make it consistent with the new county operational plan, Aswill sured support that the his efforts Medical of Assoc. reor- ganization, Dr. Skinner, as chief the medical services and president of the Medical will recruit and doctrinate five zone medical officers and staffs to reactivate and impliment the plan.

Mr. Reynolds explained that the reasons for a change of policy in civil defense objectives hinge on the fact that long range bombers have been replaced by the missile. Mr. Reynolds said his purpose to meet with the medical association was to. brief its mem-8 bers of the 'new duties and responsibilities the Civil Defense Medical Services, The county communications, radiological, welfare and medical services were explained.

Details of the method integration these services into a working machine system capable of combating all eventualities were explained. Details were also discussed, showing how the medical service, including doctors, nurses, veterinarians, dentists, and other kindred professions would fit into the program during and after any large scale disaster. Mr. Reynolds showed a film entitled "Disaster Services" depicting actual set-up of an improvised offered to the public health nurses of Washington, Warren and Saratoga Counties. School nurses of these same counties were invited to sit-in.

This course was prepared by the New York State Department of Health for the New York State Civil Defense Commission, It is intended that all registered nurses and students in schools of nursing, licensed practical nurses, and students in schools of practical nursing be trained in procedures for these services. The Glens Falls district director of public 1 health nurses, Miss Nettie Bubb, was the primary force in presenting this institute at this time. This district con- emergency hospital, should major disaster occur. A training program has been Initiated in Washington County to present to public health and school a course in "Disaster Training." On Friday, the second session of this course will be held at Washington County Office Building in the civil detense offices. The first session was held 24 with about 40 nurses in attendance.

This course, sponsored the Washington County Office of Civil Defense, IS William J. Wetherbee Dies at His Home WILLIAM J. WETHERBEE William J. Wetherbee, 62, of 16 Paris Hudson Falls, vicepresident of the Fort EdwardHudson Falls Savings and Loan and assistant sales manager of Finch, Pruyn and died last evening at his home. Mr.

Wetherbee was a member and trustee of the Methodist Church of Hudson Falls, and a trustee of the Lakeside Chapel, Cleverdale. He was also a member of the Fort Edward Masonic Temple. a aret; Surviving a son, are William his wife, of Marg- Fort Edward; three daughters, Mrs. Donald B. Wheeler Albany, Miss Margaret Ellen and Miss Elizabeth Ann, both of Hudson Falls; a brother, Francis of Fort Edward; his mother, Mrs.

Leslie Wetherbee, Fort Edward; and two grandchildren. Funeral services will be conducted Friday at 2 p.m. in the Methodist Church, by the Rev. Donald Lewis, pastor. Interment will be in Union Cemetery, Fort Edward.

Friends may call at the Carleton Funeral Home, 68 Main Hudson Falls, tonight from 7 to 9 and Thursday from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. Those who wish to do so may contribute to the Heart Fund in Mr. Wetherbee's memory. GLENS FALLS TIMES, GLENS FALLS, N.Y., WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 29, 1964 Discussion Kits Are Now Available Operation Advance discussion kits for people planning to attend the Monday evening group at the Fort Edward Art Center now available at Savage's Super Fort Edward, or at the home of Mrs. W.

A. Brown, 32 Maple Hudson Falls. The store is open, from 9 a.m. to p.m. and Wednesday and Friday evenings.

Mrs. Brown, discussion leader, asks everyone planning attend "Community Growth and Development" before the first meeting Feb. 3 at 7:30 p.m. Anyone who has not been contacted and wishes to join should get a kit and come to the first meeting. This four -lesson public affairs program is sponsored by the Washington County Extension Service and locally by the Kwitcherworries Home Demonstration Unit.

Expect Full House At Benefit Show A full house seems assured for the Pete Williams show to be presented Saturday evening School in the Edward High as a benefit for Fort Edward Post, des-1133, American Legion. Commander Charles Fuller is chairman for the event, assisted by Anthony Armando, Robert Fenton and Donald Plude. Tickets are available from members of post or may be obtained at the Old Fort Restaurant or Country Dollar. SUPPER TO BE SERVED spaghetti supper, sponsored the Shangri-La Theta Rho Girls Club, will be served in Odd Fellows Hall Thursday starting at 5:30 p.m. The public 1 is invited.

SOUTH GLENS FALLS Telephone Committee Is Announced for Smorgasbord Event Mrs. Harriet Gorrie and Mrs. Rita Pryzyblo, co-chairmen of the smorgasbord be held at the Gourmet Restaurant, Feb. 9, at 6 p.m., have announced the following telephone committee: Mrs. Kay Barker, Mrs.

Elsie Becraft, Mrs. Kay Donohue, Mrs. Yvonne Forth, Mrs. Agnes Guy, Mrs. Betty Manning, Mrs.

Peg Michelucci, Mrs. Marrianne Miller, Mrs. Margaret Nailor, Mrs. Ranah Phelan, Mrs. Dorothea Robillard, Mrs.

Loretta Salazar, Mrs. Barbara Swan and Mrs. Cora Youtt. Tickets are available from members of the telephone committee. Reservations must be made not later than Feb.

5. Guest tickets are available. A reception of new members into the Rosary Altar Society will be held in St. Michael's Church at 5 p.m., at which time the Rev. James Mackay of Hudson Falls will be the speaker.

All members are urged to attend. Will Be Speaker At Opti-Mrs. Club The Opti-Mrs. Club of the Town of Moreau will meet tonight at 6 at the Chateau de Louis, Saratoga Rd. Dinner will be served at 7 p.m.

Miss Marion Betar, a teacher at the Moreau Elementary School, will be the guest speaker. She will speak and show slides of her recent trip to Japan and Hawaii. ADULT EDUCATION Adult education classes scheduled to meet tonight at the South Glens Falls Central School have been announced as follows: High School Equivalency, 7, room 232, 234; Bricklayers, apprentice, 7, room 211; Intermediate Welding, 7, shop. DO Ladies' Seamless NYLONS -pr. SHIRTS $1.

$2. Girls' Dresses Childs' P.J.'s Ladies' Slacks Handbags OFF Knit Boys' Hats Pants La Gasse's Variety Store 147 MAIN OPEN EVENINGS HUDSON FALLS DOLLAR DA Look for Our GIRLS' COATS Lucky Buck As $5 GIRLS' Low DRESSES GIRLS' Low As Low $100 HATS As 50c Lester's OPEN 129 MAIN EVENINGS ST. Fort Edward Frank H. Cronkhite Named President of Historical Assoc. Frank H.

Cronkhite was elected president of the Fort Edward Historical Association at the annual meeting conducted last night in the Old Fort House. He succeeds John P. Burke, whose letter saying he was unable to accept reelection because of illness was accepted with regret. An article read by Mr. Cronkfor his personal interest in hite paying tribute to Mr.

Burke historical society and the time and talent he has contributed to promote its success and that of the Old Fort. House museum was adopted by motion of the members attending. It was moved that the tribute be spread on the minutes of the meeting and 8 copy sent to Mr. Burke with an expressed hope that the health of he and Mrs. Burke be so improved that they can return to their place as active members.

Mr. Burke was first elected president at the reorganization meeting of the historical association July 20, 1950, and he has served continuously in that office ever since. The association was reactivated at a meeting March 8, 1949, for the purpose of saving and restoring the Patt Smyth House, later named the Old Fort House. Other officers elected for the ensuing year were: Robert C. Loughlin, first vice president; Miss Jean Hill, second vice president; Miss Elizabeth Kennedy, secretary; Laurence A.

Johnston, treasurer; Mrs. Monroe Oppenheim, Mrs. William H. Hill and Mrs. John C.

Tubbs, trustees; Mrs. Oppenheim, curator. Chairmen of committees will be appointed at the next meeting. Two movies, made by the National Film Board of Canada and loaned by the Southern Adirondack Library System, were presented by Mrs. Robert Loughlin, program chairman.

The first was on the Yukon and the second showed the city of Vancouver, city of many faces. Both were especially well received. Beryl Hopkins was operator for the movies. The treasurer's report showed that there are 173 memberships in the association at the present time. CARD PARTY TONIGHT A public card party will be held at 8 tonight in the Legion on McCrea St.

under the auspices of Fort Edward Unit, 1133, American Legion Auxiliary. Mrs. Mae Durkin and Mrs. Margaret Cochrane are hostesses. HOSEMEN TO MEET The John R.

Durkee Hose Co. will meet at 7:30 tonight in the company rooms. Good Response Seen To Sale of Tickets For Spaghetti Supper of tickets for spaghetti supJudging from the advance sale per to be sponsored by Fort Edward Council, 336, K. of for members and friends Tuesday evening at 6:30 in the K. of C.

Home, the affair promises to be a success. There will be entertainment by some of the minstrel cast, group singing and a general get-together. Reservations for the supper will close Sunday evening. Tickets may be obtained from the following committee: Jerry Aurelia and Anthony Quattrocchi, co-chairmen, Nicholas Cantiello, Louis Catone, John Shea, John Toole, DOLLAR DAYS SAVE OFF ANY ITEM in our store Look for Our Lucky Buck Fair Trade Items Excluded JOHN G. KOPF JEWELER 100 Main RH 7-4430 WESTERN AUTO 188 MAIN STREET HUDSON FALLS Look for our "Lucky Buck" Sealed Beams 6v or 12v 99c Transmission Fluid qt.

25c Furnace Filters (All sizes) 58c Turpentine qts. 33c gals. 1.08 Everyready Flashlight Batteries ea. 10c Used Ice Skates pr. 1:00 Dry can 15c 3 cans 39c Plastic Waste Baskets Reg.

Reg. $1 Battery Booster Cables pr. 1.33 Snow Brush Ice Scraper reg 39c 25c OPEN THURS. FRI. 'TIL 9 1 B.

C. RECREATION LANES 6 Hudson Center St. Falls DOLLAR DAYS SPECIALS! THURS. FRIDAY ONLY SNACK BAR SPECIALS 10 a.m. to 5 p.m.

PIZZA BOWLING to eat here or take out 3 for Games $100 Get Buy 2nd One for PRICE FREE COFFEE and SHOES Off With all Sandwiches Dinners BOWLING BAGS $7.00 THURS. FRI. SAT. Thursday Friday Sat. We Serve Hot Gold Shade Pizzas "To Go" Nightly Shop Bowl Hudson Falls First Past Presidents of Auxiliary to Meet A meeting of the Past Presidents of the Fort Edward American Legion Auxiliary, 1133, will be held tomorrow at 8:30 p.m.

at the Legion Home. Mrs. Mary Barlow will preside. She asks all past to bring social hour presidents, Marion Reed is refreshment hostess for the meeting. Friday Last Day 1 to Pay Without Penalty Mrs.

Isabel M. Stoughton, collector for the Town of Fort Edward, has announced that Friday is the last day to pay taxes without penalty. One per cent will be charged during February. She will be collecting at the town clerk's office through Monday, Feb. 3, and after that date at her home, 25 Cooper St.

OBITUARIES Mrs. Louise Beecher Funeral Funeral services for Mrs. Louise Beecher, formerly of Fort Edward, who Monday in Glens Falls Hospital, will be conducted at the Wright Funeral Home, 19 East at 2 p.m. Thursday by the Rev. George B.

Greene, rector of St. James' Episcopal Church. Interment will be in Union Cemetery. Friends may call at the funeral home from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. today.

DOLLAR DIY JANUARY 30 THURSDAY, ONE DAY ONLY ANY SUIT COAT or DRESS Offer Good Jan. Expertly Dry Cleaned and 30 Pressed at This Low Price ONLY LOOK FOR OUR "LUCKY BUCK!" ROX 3 1 OPEN 6 Hour Hour 168 DAYS HUDSON 7:30 Dry Shirt MAIN A a.m.-6 FALLS ST. WEEK Cleaning Service p.m. ALL WORK DONE ON PREMISES RH 7-0357 Randall Wilkins, Ray Kelley, Arthur Shepard. The regular meeting scheduled Monday, Feb.

3, has been postponed until Feb. 17 so members can -assist the committee in preparing for the supper the following night. OUT OF HOSPITAL Mrs. Gertrude Walsh, 9 Beverly has returned home after spending the past week in Mary McClellan Hospital, Cambridge. CALL SPECIAL MEETING A special meeting of the George Satterlee Hose Co.

will be held at 7:30 p.m. tomorrow in the company rooms. Fellowship Guild Has Supper Meeting A supper meeting of the Sally Peck Fellowship Guild was held Tuesday evening in the Village Baptist Church. Their guests for the evening were Miss Marie Lippincott of Hudson Falls and the Rev. Bruce Austin.

Pastor Austin led a discussion concerning interfaith marriages after showing the film, "One Love Conflicting Faiths." The guild will meet at the parsonage Feb. 15 to work on a White Cross service project of making rolled bandages. sists of Warren, Washington and Saratoga Counties. Nurse supervisors from county were utilized as instructors. They were Mrs.

Marcella Ryan, Mrs. Lana Potter, Miss Elizabeth Weirman, and Mrs. Mina Cheek. William Kramer, New York State medical representative, also acted as an instructor. The training facilities of the Washington County Office of Defense will continue to be utilized in these training sessions and the one to follow.

Tonight's Events In Hudson Falls Presbyterian annual meeting, election of church officers, discussion and adoption of a program 1 goals for 1964, reports, sert and coffee. Fellowship rooms, 6:45. Troop 55, Boy Scouts, meeting in patrols, Presbyterian Church, 6:30. Zion and Episcopal Church, service, evening 8. prayer Gospel Lighthouse Church, prayer service and Bible Study, 8.

Methodist Commission on Christian Education and all' church school workers, joint meeting, church, 7:30. SPORTSMEN TO MEET A meeting of the Washington County Federation of Sportsmen's Clubs will be held Thursday at p.m. in the Sportsmen Inn, John St. Legislative matters will be discussed and other business transacted. CHOIR REHEARSAL KINGSBURY The Kingsbury Baptist Church Choir will meet for rehearsal this evening at 7:30.

SURGICAL PATIENT Mrs. William Bartlett, 4 North Oak is a surgical patient in Glens Falls Hospital. Meeting Is Conducted By Slick Chicks Unit Members of the Hudson Valley Slick Chicks 4-H Club met on Friday evening for the third lesson. on "Fruit Delights" at the home of Mrs. Nelson Ball Feeder Dam Rd.

Cynthia Ryan, and Junior leader, talked on how to make fruit salads. Five demonstrations were presented in preparation for County Demonstration' Days. These included: table setting, by Renee DuPuis and re Karen Hughes, how to prepare by by Joyce Van Vorce, meringue. and Cynthia Ryan and orange gingerale punch by Fuller. The peaches and punch were judged and served as of refreshment.

Members participated in a quiz on names of apples led by Mrs. Roger DuPuis. Guests were Meleah Holmquist, Mrs. Judy Scoville, and Mrs. Irma Ball.

The next meeting will be held on Feb. 14. WILL LEAD SERVICES The Rev. Nevin Korb, pastor of the First Baptist Church, will conduct a period of prayer and Bible study tonight at 7:30 in the church sanctuary. Members of the board of trustees will meet at 8:30 p.m.

Richlard Kyrk will conduct senior choir rehearsal beginning at 8:30 p.m. $200.00 GIVE-AWAY LOOK FOR LUCKY BUCKS during HUDSON FALLS' DOLLAR DAYS find any of the lucky numbers on $1.00 bills listed below, take them to the stores opposite the number for your $10.00 gift certificate. (They're circulating in Hudson Falls.) M-22744995-A Pat's Firestone T-27277866-A Maran's Sporting Goods 0-49989344-A Kopt's Jewelers C-73839441-A Martha's Restaurant S-88861193-A The Tow-ly Shop T-08156305-A Schlake's Furniture V-15262617-A Mac's Men Shop 0-93993406-A Roxy's Cleaners Hudson Falls Hardware H-23257855-A Mary-0-Shop J-27665779-A Lester's Dept. Store M-40874686-A Western Auto C-44976204-A LaGasso's Variety Store C-25511761-A Pender Ready-to-wear 0-27784892-A Steven's Furniture C-64348502-A W. T.

Grant's P-89632367-A Parkside Flowers L-42859537-A Harris Dept. Store Heil's Shoe Store C-90528291-A Wright's Restaurant (Meals) K-21905035-A and Bowling Alleys This Offer void after 6 p.m. Saturday, February 1, 1964 NO PURCHASE NECESSARY Don't Miss this wonderful opportunity to save during Dollar Days. Plenty of buyer resistance will be needed to pass up these bargains. Special Group of Table Lamps $1.

Regular 6.95 to 14.95 Bed Pillows Reg. 2.29 $1 Modern 2-pc. Toast or Beige, Nylon, Foam Rubber Livingroom Suite Reg. $259 $169. Special Group of End Coffee Tables Reg.

to 39.95 $5. $10. "Spring Air" Box Springs or Mattress from $35 Cherry French Provincial 36" Square Corner Table Reg. 59 $25. "Eureka" Vacuum Cleaner Reg.

24.95 19.95 "Sunbeam" Lightweight Cleaner Reg. 39.95 29.95 SCHLAKE'S Fine Furniture Hudson Falls 14 Lower Main St. Evenings 'til 9 Sat. 'til 6 Budget if you wish HARRIS Hudson Falls QUARE" Look for our "LUCKY BUCK" "THE THE DIVE STORE 6 THURS. FRI.

SAT. ON LADIES' SHOES $1. Hose LADIES' 2 3H1 3801S CHILDREN'S LADIES' ZIPPER IHL. RUG SLEEPERS YARN O'SHOES $1. 4 FOR FARM BOYS' SWEAT Reg.

$4.97 BOOTS $3.77 SHIRTS MEN'S HOODED THERMAL SWEAT NO Men's Insulated Underwear $5 SHIRTS $3 NO GIRLS' LINED CHILDREN'S SNOW 38OLS AND BOYS' SLAXS LINED CORDUROY $2. BOOTS CLOSE OUT $2.77 INVNOS TROUSERS $2.88 MEN'S UNION SUITS BOYS' JHL. THERMAL $2.47 2 for $1. THE ONE Unionsuits LOT OF MEN'S WOOL 3801S ON MEN'S JACKETS HOODED SHIRTS $5:37 NO STORE REG. LINED $15.99 $11.

OF ONE ON VALUES WOMEN'S SALE LARGE TO RACKS $14.95 GROUP SHOES THE "THE MENS'S OPEN SHIRTS WORK $1. FRI. $2. NITE TILL $4. 9 SQUARE" Free Parking Lot Shop Fri.

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