I November 3, 1982 THE INDIANAPOLIS NEWS Page 67 STATE DEATHS Clifford Michael und Amine Was Pharmacist Special to The News PENDLETON, Ind. Graveside services for Clifford O. Michael, 74, a pharmacist, will be at 1 p.m. tomorrow in Anderson Memorial Park. Michael, native of Hanco*ck County and resident of Pendleton most of his life, died yesterday in St.
Vincent Hospital at Indianapolis. A 1934 graduate of Butler University, he owned and operated Tankee Drugs in Pendleton. 107 He was a charter member and past president of Madison County Shrine Club. He also was a member of Pendleton Masonic Lodge and Paul Schroeder Services Friday Services for Paul Schroeder, Indianapolis, a sales representative for Bowman Distributions Division of Barnes Group Inc. 25 years, will be at 9:30 a.m.
Friday in Daniel F. O'Riley Funeral Home and at 10 a.m. in St. Mark Catholic Church. Schroeder, 60, who died yesterday in St.
Francis Hospital, was a member and usher of St. Mark Church. He was a member of Msgr. Downey Council, Knights of Columbus, and was a past grand knight. He was a former president of Indianapolis Chapter of Knights of Columbus and Bishop Chatard General Assembly, Fourth Degree, Knights of Columbus.
Memorial contributions may be made to the building fund at St. Francis Hospital. Friends may call from 7 to 9 tonight and from 4 to 9 p.m. tomorrow. A rosary service will be at 7:30 p.m.
tomorrow. Burial will be in Calvary Cemetery. Survivors wife Lorraine; brothers Henry, Robert; sisters. Mrs. Bernard Eck, Mrs.
Edward Stumph, Mrs. Leslie Boyce, Emmarita Hall. Howard Robertson 1951-1982 Services for Howard Dexter Robertson, 31, 2157 Riviera Drive, a selfemployed mechanic, will be at 1:30 p.m. Friday in Jacobs Brothers Westside Funeral Home. Robertson, who was fatally injured last Wednesday in a motorcycle accident, was a disabled Marine Corps veteran.
He was a member of Black Angels Motorcycle Club and was a heating and air conditioning studies graduate of Indiana Vocational Technical College. Friends may call from 4 to 9 p.m. tomorrow. Burial will be in Crown Hill Cemetery. Survivors wife Marie: sons Anthony, Marcus, Dexter; daughters Desrie.
Vikki Robertson, Shamora, Nikita Anderson; parents Mr. and Mrs. James Mickens; brothers Jocklyn. Michael, James, Andre, Timothy; sisters Sandra, Anita Mickens. Mrs.
George Hall 1926-1982 Services for Mrs. George Hall. 56, 1632 Warman, will be p.m. Friday in Peoples Home. Mrs.
Hall, who died at her home, was a member of Flock Primitive Baptist Church its usher board. Friends may from 3 to 9 p.m. tomorrow. will be in Floral Park Survivors husband; son daughters Geneva Daniels, Wright, Rosalind Willis, Ivory Greta Taylor, Patricia Cobbs, la Denise Rowser. Mrs.
James Crisler Services for Mrs. James (Rosemary) Crisler, 63, Indianapolis, will be at 11 a.m. tomorrow in Chapel of the First Flag at Washington Park East Cemetery. Mrs. Crisler, who died Monday in Community Hospital, was a member of Indian Country Club and Daylight Chapter of Eastern Star.
Friends may call until 9 tonight at Flanner Buchanan Shadeland Mortuary. Survivors daughter Phyllis Walls; sister Alberta Whitesell; brothers Floyd, H. Mearl Tuttle. Frank Vancel Memorial services for Frank Richard "Buss" Vancel, 64, Fort Lauderdale, formerly of Indianapolis, will be at 2 p.m. Friday in Gospel Assembly Church.
Vancel, who died Monday in Hollywood Memorial Hospital at Fort Lauderdale, lived here 54 years. Memorial contributions may be made to the American Heart Association. There will be no calling. Survivors daughters Sandy Waldon, Nancy Harris; sons Randy, Danny, Mike, Steve, Larry; mother Maudeleen Leedy. Curtis Riley 1960-1982 Curtis Riley 22, 3355 Carrollton, died Saturday in Cape Fear Valley Hospital, Fayette, N.C.
Riley, an Army veteran, attended New Covenant Baptist Church. He was a laborer for Riley Construction. Services will be at Saturday in Stuart Mortuary, where friends may call from 4 to 9 p.m. Friday. Burial will be in New Crown Cemetery.
Survivors daughter Destiny; father and stepmother Mr. and Mrs. Curtis Riley; brothers Charles, Jason Riley, Michael Dorsett, David Smith, Timothy Wallace; sisters Rosalind Dullen, Patricia Thompson, Debra Dorsett, Robin Smith; grandparents Mary Lou Riley, Rosa Johnson, Henry Riley. Mrs. Thompson Dies In Hospital Mrs.
John (Blanche) Thompson, 68, Beech Grove, died yesterday in St. Francis Hospital. Mrs. Thompson formerly worked at Beech Grove Dime Store and Indiana Lumbermen's Mutual Insurance. She retired in 1974 from Indiana Insurance Co.
She was a member of First Christian Church at Beech Grove and was a former member and Sunday school teacher of Beech Grove United Methodist Church. Memorial contributions may be made to the American Cancer Society. Services will be at 2 p.m. Friday in Little Sons Funeral Home, Beech Grove, where friends may call from 2 to 9 p.m. tomorrow.
Entombment will be in Washington Park East Mausoleum. Survivors husband; daughter Patricia Starkey; son Norman; mother Josephine Vote; sister Catherine Eaton. Donald Edwards Dies In Hospital Donald Edwards, 48, Indianapolis, an electrical contractor and owner of Edwards Electric Refrigeration Co. died yesterday in St. Francis, Hospital.
Edwards, owner of Edwards Electric Refrigeration since 1968. was a member of Associated Builders and Contractors. He was an Army veteran. Memorial contributions may be made to M. D.
Anderson Hospital and Tumor Institute, Houston. Services will be at 10 a.m. Saturday in G. H. Herrmann Madison Avenue Funeral Home, where friends may call from 4 to 9 p.m.
tomorrow and 2 to 9 p.m. Friday. Burial will be in Greenwood Cemetery. Survivors wife Ruth; daughters Kathy Woodall, Julie Edwards; son Gary; brothers Edward, Calvin, James, Raymond, Ralph, Clifford; sisters Doris Osborne, Betty Dunlap, Lois Lee, Louise Edwards. Robert Hogg Robert Hogg, 52, Indianapolis, a retired air traffic controller, died yesterday in Methodist Hospital.
He worked for the Federal Aviation Administration 17 years, retiring in 1973. He was an Air Force veteran of the Korean War and a member of American Legion, Professional Air Traffic Controllers Organization, Speedway Masonic Lodge 729, Murat Shrine, 500 Shrine Club and Scottish Rite. He had been an observer for United States Auto Club. Services will be at 11:30 a.m. tomorrow in Conkle Speedway Funeral Home, where friends may call until 9 tonight.
Survivors sons Frank, Morgan; daughters Mickey Skiles, Carma Pfiefer. Mrs. David Dobbs Mrs. David (Ella) Dobbs, 88, Indianapolis, died yesterday in Community Hospital. Services will be at 1 p.m.
Saturday in Roy Green Funeral Home, Appalachia, Va. Burial will be in Glencoe Cemetery, Big Stone Gap, Va. Feeney-Hornak Shadeland Mortuary is handling arrangements. Survivors sons Claude, Clyde, Clarence, David Billy; daughters Thelma Hampton, Norma Nichols, Lucille Chamberlain, Ruth Sullivan. Estel Rockey Estel Rockey, 74, Indianapolis, a retired machinist, died yesterday in Community Hospital.
He was a machinist at U.S. Rubber Co. 10 years and had retired. Services will be at 10 a.m. Friday in Shirley Brothers Drexel Chapel, where friends may call from 3 to 9 p.m.
Burial will be in Washington Park East Cemetery. Survivors daughter Carol Massingale; sister Thelma Gadberry. Miss Ida Lentz Services for Miss Ida Lentz, 83, who died yesterday at her Indianapolis home, will be at 1 p.m. tomorrow in Conkle Speedway Funeral Home. She worked 40 years for the Internal Revenue Service, retiring in 1964.
She was a member of St. Luke's United Church of Christ. Friends may call until 8 tonight. Survivors brothers Frank, Charles, Lawrence, Edward, Samuel Lentz. 2 Committee Chiefs Lose, But GOP Keeps Legislature Scottish Rite and Murat Shrine in Indianapolis.
Survivors include wife Maxine; daughters Lucinda Boese, Candace Summers. BOWLING GREEN Fred Reikofski, 91, formerly of Indianapolis where he was a supermarket manager with Standard Food Stores and IGA. Graveside services 3:15 p.m. tomorrow in Concordia Cemetery, Indianapolis. Survivors include son Fred; daughter Helen Soltau.
BROWNSBURG Donald Williams, 67, credit manager for 3M Services 10 a.m. Friday in St. Malachy Catholic Church. Survivors include son Dean; daughters Donna Beyer, Margaret Manning. GREENSBURG Mrs.
Earl (Augusta) Hornberger, 91. Services 1:30 p.m. tomorrow in Gilliland-Howe Funeral Home. Survivors include son Howard; daughter Orvilla Newman. PLAINFIELD Mrs.
Elmer (Mary) Broadhuhn, 56, formerly of Indianapolis where she worked 14 years with Transport Express Inc. retiring in 1979. Services 11 a.m. tomorrow in Hall-Baker Funeral Home. Survivors include husband; daughter Vivienne Campbell; son John; stepdaughter Phyllis Fisher; stepson Mike Broadhuhn; mother Elizabeth.
WESTPORT Raymond Hahn, 68, retired Ford Motor Co. plant foreman. Services 10:30 a.m. Friday in Bass Funeral Home. Survivors include wife Florine, daughter Karen Wilson; son Carl.
WHITELAND Jewell Lewis, 70, tile contractor. Services 10:30 a.m. tomorrow in Vandivier-Parsley Funeral Home. Survivors include wife Vivian; daughters Mary Jo Wood, Donna Zumbrunn, Peggy Williams, Rebecca Beeson, Mickey Chittick, Crystal Ashbrook; sons Thomas, Robert, Larry, R. Otto, Stephen, Kenneth, Paul, Ranny, Jeffrey, Timothy, Roger, John.
Stillabower Rites Are Tomorrow Mrs. Thomas Edward (Florence) Stillabower, 90, Indianapolis, died yesterday at the Altenheim Community, where she lived. Mrs. Stillabower lived 70 years in, Cumberland, where she was a babysitter for various people. She was a member of St.
John's United Church of Christ and its women's guild and Golden Age Club. Memorial contributions may be made to the Altenheim Community. Services will be at 1 p.m. tomorrow in Hendryx Mortuaries, Cumberland Chapel, where friends may call until 9 tonight and from 10 a.m. until services tomorrow.
Burial will be in Rest Haven Cemetery, Edinburgh. Survivors daughter Mary Kay Gendron, Mrs. Don Schwier; son Jack Ditmer. Mrs. Edna Alexander Services for Mrs.
Edna "Billy" Alexander, 70, 3643 N. Capitol, will be at 11 a.m. Friday in Jacobs Brothers Westside Funeral Home. Mrs. Alexander, who died Monday in Winona Hospital, had been a domestic worker.
She was a member of Messiah Missionary Baptist Church and its nurses auxiliary. Friends may call from 4 to 9 p.m. tomorrow. George Fleming Services for George Fleming, 61, 759 W. 25th, will be at 11 a.m.
Friday in Grundy Memorial Chapel. Fleming, who died yesterday in Wishard Hospital, was a painter for Commercial Finishing. Friends may call from 4 to 9 p.m. tomorrow. Survivors wife Lacy; daughter Katheryn Brooks.
Driver Of Truck Dies An Indianapolis man died yesterday after his truck ran out of control and crashed near Penway and Georgetown Road. Police identified the victim as ROBERT HOGG, 52, 5208 W. 16th. Police said he may have suffered a heart attack and lost control of his truck at 9:30 a.m. The truck rolled a yard and crashed into two other automobiles.
Hogg died about an hour later in Methodist Hospital. In another accident, a Kokomo man died yesterday of injuries received in a car-motorcycle crash. HENRY DITEZEL, 21, Kokomo, died at 6:26 p.m. in St. Vincent Hospital in Indianapolis.
He was injured at 5:50 a.m. Monday when his motorcycle crossed the center line of U.S. 35 in southern Cass County and collided head-on with a car driven by James Lowes, 38, All available police officers will patrol Indiana roads, streets and highways Saturday and Sunday in hopes of preventing traffic fatalities. Gov. Robert Orr will proclaim it a "Fatal-Free Weekend," in cooperation with the Indiana State Police, Indiana Sheriff's Association and Indiana Association of Chiefs of Police.
Police asked motorists to observe the speed limit, to refrain from drinking and driving and to wear seat belts. Republicans held their majority in the Indiana Legislature, even with. the loss of two key committee chairmen and a handful of representatives who rode President Reagan's coattails in 1980. Democrats, meanwhile, elected a father team to the Indiana House. Former Sen.
Burnett Bauer and his son, Patrick Bauer, will represent side-by-side districts in the South Bend area. Results in the 125 legislative races were extremely slow in coming. Yet without the final numbers, Republicans conceded to Associated Press that they lost the eastern Indiana Senate seat held by Marlin McDaniel of Richmond and House seats held by Bobby Pruett of Madison, Ted Craig of Columbus, and Steve Johnson of Kokomo. Going into yesterday's election, Republicans had a 35-15 majority in the Senate and a 63-37 advantage in the House. Once all the votes were Baby May Have Been Abused A 5-month-old girl has been placed in protective custody at Community Hospital after doctors determined the child had a fractured skull, broken arms, legs, nose and collarbone and other injuries.
Police said physicians at the hospital suspect the child, Lisa Ashly, is the victim of beatings. The child's parents, James and Carol Ashley, Jacksonville, were in Indianapolis visiting relatives. Hospital officials notified police after the infant was taken to the hospital by relatives. Indianapolis Police investigator Thomas Wininger said doctors reported the baby's broken bones were in different stages of healing, and only the collarbone injury appeared to have received medical attention. Doctors reported the infant's breathing had been impaired because of the nose injury.
The child's parents were questioned by police today. No charges have been filed. Mrs. Herschel Dies At Home Mrs. Alice Herschel, 99, died yesterday at her Indianapolis home.
Mrs. Herschel was a sales clerk at Woolworth's 15 years, retiring 34 years ago. She was a member of of Zion Evangelical United Church of Christ and its women's guild and taught Sunday school 15 years. She also was a member of White Cross Guild. Services will be at 11 a.m.
Friday in Zion Church. Friends may call from 3 to 9 p.m. tomorrow in G. H. Herrmann South East Street Funeral Home and from 10 a.m.
until services Friday in the church. Entombment will be in Washington Park East Mausoleum. Survivors daughters Laura Herschel, Rose Berlier; son Carl. Mrs. Amel Gastineau Mrs.
Amel (Lillie) Gastineau, 76, Carmel, died yesterday in St. Vincent Hospital. Mrs. Gastineau, who retired in 1971 as a teller and secretary at Indiana National Bank, was a member of North United Methodist Church and Chapter 494 of Eastern Star at Carmel. Memorial contributions may be made to the American Heart Association.
Services will be at 10 a.m. Friday in Smith Funeral Home, Carmel, where friends may call from 2 to 5 p.m. and 7 to 9 p.m. Burial will be in Carmel Cemetery. Survivors sons Daniel, Dr.
Jerry Gastineau. Mrs. Robert Ward Mrs. Robert (Arlie) Ward, 71, Indianapolis, died yesterday in University Heights. She formerly was a sales clerk at Block's and was a member of Liberty Baptist Church in Decatur County.
Services will be at 10 a.m. Friday in G. H. Herrmann Madison Avenue Funeral Home, where friends may call from 11 a.m. to 9 p.m.
tomorrow. Burial will be in Moscow Cemetery. Survivors daughters Nancy White, Mary Ann Gilham, Susan Sferruzzi, Jennie Price; sisters Wilma McGee, Virginia Green. Perry Kinney Perry Hubert Kinney, 66, Indianapolis, a retired truck driver, died yesterday at his Indianapolis home. He worked 15 years for IRC D.
retiring in 1963. He was a member of Belmont -Blaine United Methodist Church. Services will be at 11 a.m. Friday in Farley West Morris Street Funeral Home, where friends may call from 1 to 9 p.m. tomorrow.
Survivors daughters Sylvia Wise, Patricia Williams; son Perry; stepdaughter Lora Thompson; stepsons Charles, Phillip Wise; brother Robert. James Clouse James Edward Clouse, 24, Indianapolis, died yesterday in Community Hospital. An Army veteran, he also served years in the Indiana National Guard. Services are being planned. Survivors sister Brenda Clouse; brother Steve.
counted, the margin of GOP control was expected to drop to 33 seats, maybe less, in the Senate, and perhaps as low as 55 seats in the House. McDaniel, a political maverick who had a knack for latching on to highly visible issues, was a vocal advocate for tougher lobbying laws and reform of the Indiana Alcoholic Beverage Commission. He was indicted in July on charges of perjury, criminal mischief and false reporting in an investigation unrelated to his official duties as a legislator, and it's uncertain what impact that had on his re-election bid. Pruett, Craig and Johnson were swept in by the Reagan landslide of 1980. Warner, chairman of the House Education Committee, was seen as a victim of high unemployment in the recreational vehicle industry.
GOP incumbents Richard McIntyre of Bedford and Richard Wathen of Jeffersonville appeared to have held their seats, despite concerns they would go down in a Democratic backlash over the economy. Democrats. who had hoped to regain control of the House for the first time since 1977, were resigned to another two years in the minority. In the Senate, Democratic incumbent Wayne Townsend of Hartford City led his Republican challenger Michael Boonstra of Markle, while Republican Sen. James Abraham of Anderson pulled out a victory in a tight race with Democrat William McCarty of Anderson.
Richard Bryant Dies In Florida Richard Bryant, 54, Apopka, formerly of Noblesville, died Monday in Orlando (Fla.) Regional Medical Center. Bryant, a native of Patoka, moved to Florida in 1970. His death resulted from injuries he received while at work Oct. 8. He was a heavy equipment mechanic for C.
A. Meyer Co. at Orlando. Bryant was an Army veteran of the Korean War. Services will be at 3 p.m.
tomorrow in Baldwin-Fairchild Funeral Home, Apopka. Burial will be in Greenwood Cemetery, Apopka. Survivors wife Phyllis; daughters Joann Illges, Peggy, Linda Bryant: sons Robert, Kenneth, Gary, David; mother Lela; brothers Donald, Garrell, Eugene; sisters Beulah Johnson, Juanita Evans, Betty Gray. Mary Hench Dies; Held Kahler Stock ROCHESTER, Minn. (AP) Mary Kahler Hench, 77, the largest individual stockholder in the Kahler Corporation, died Monday of cancer.
She was the daughter of Rochester hotel magnate John Kahler and widow of Nobel Peace Prize winner Dr. Philip Hench. The following candidates were elected to the Indiana Senate, according to UPI: 1. Frank Mrvan I. 4.
John Bushemi, I. 6. Ernest Niemeyer, I. 11. Joseph C.
Zakas, R. 14. Richard Worman, I. 15. Elmer Macdonald, I.
17. Gene Snowden, I. 19. Wayne Townsend, I. 21.
James Butcher, I. 22. Michael Gery, I. Joseph Harrison, I. 25.
William McCarty, D. 26. Allie Craycraft I. 27. David Nicholson, D.
29. Leslie Duvall, I. 31. William Vobach, R. 38.
William Dunbar, 39. James Monk, D. 41. Robert Garton, I. 43.
Johnny Nugent, I. 45. James Lewis D. 46. Clay Baird, D-I.
47. Frank O'Bannon, I. 48. Lindel Hume, I. 49.
Joseph O'Day, I. These candidates were elected to the Indiana House, UPI reported. 1. Norman Gerig, I. 2 J.
Bradley Fox, I. 3. Dean Mock, I. 4. Philip Warner, I.
5. Robert L. Price, D. 6. Richard Mangus, I.
7. B. Patrick Bauer, I. 7. Thomas S.
Kromkowski, I. 8. Burnett C. Bauer, D. 9.
Mary Kay Budak, I. 9. Anita Bowser, D. 10. Ralph D.
Ayres, I. 10. Esther Wilson, D. 11. Paul J.
Hric, I. 11. Robert Becich, R. 12. Earl Harris, D.
12. Peter Katic, I. 13. Chester E. Dobis, I.
14. Charlie Brown, D. 14. Carolyn Mosby, I. 15.
Mark Holtan, D. 15. Jerome J. Reppa, I. 16.
Walter Roorda, I. 17. Edward Cook, I. 18. Thames Mauzy, I.
19. Robert Alderman, I. 19. Stephen Gabet, I. 19.
Mitchell Harper, I. 20. Barbara Engle, R. Phyllis Pond, I. 20.
Richard Worden, I. 21. Dan Stephan, I. 22. Gregory Mishler, R.
23. Raymond Musselman, I. 24. Nelson Becker, I. 25.
James Jontz, I. 26. Stanley Jones, I. 27. Sheila Klinker, D.
28. James Davis, R. 29. Richard Regnier, I. 30.
Bruce Shuck, D. 31. Ralph Duckwall, I. 31. Eric Turner, D.
32. Jeffrey Espich, I. 33. David Hoover, I. 34.
Hurley Goodall, I. 35. J. Roberts Dailey, I. 36.
Patrick Kiely, I. 37. Craig Campbell, I. 38. Richard Dellinger, I.
39. John Donaldson, I. 40. Richard Thompson, I. 41.
Dan Pool, R. 42. Lee Clingan, I. 43. Robert Hellmann, D.
44. John Thomas, I. 45. William Roach I. 46.
Wendell Tincher, D. 47. Richard Bray, I. 48. Paul Burkley, I.
48. Donald Nelson, I. 48. William Soards, I. 49.
John Keeler, R. 49. Paul Mannweiler, I. 49. William Spencer, R.
50. Lawrence Buell, I. 50. Gordon Harper, I. 50.
Patricia Miller, R. 51. William Crawford, I. John Day, I. 51.
Joseph Summers, I. 52. Doris Dorbecker, I. 52. Eugene Leeuw, I.
George I. 53. Ray Richardson, I. 54. Thomas Coleman, I.
55. Ralph Underwood, D. 56. Janet Hibner, I. 57.
Stephen Moberly, I. 58. Jack Mullendore, I. 59. Robert Hayes, D.
60. Jerry Bales, I. 61. Marilyn Shultz, I. 62.
Donald Dean, I. 63. Donald Hume, I. 64. Kenneth Snider, D.
65. Richard Mcintyre, I. 66. Baron Hill, D. 67.
Edward Goble, I. 68. Robert Bischoff, I. 69. Michael Marshall, D.
70. Paul Robertson, I. 71. Richard Wathen, I. 72.
William Cochran, I. 73. Dennis Heeke, I. 74. Michael Phillips, I.
75. Vaneta Becker, I. 75. Dennis Avery, I. 76.
Larry Lutz, D. 77. Jeff Hayes, I. Gentle Mischief Should Be Saved (Helen) at Funeral Saturday Little and call Burial Cemetery. Anthony; Illse Lewis, Pame- Conducted By GRIFF NIBLACK Although Halloween is past and largely forgotten, we think it deserves some comment, mostly because it was the quietest ever observed in the years spent in our home.
There was enough time between doorbell rings for one to read a complete story in a paper without interruption. However, the Halloween of 1982 had one very interesting feature. The youngest and tiniest trick or treater this Halloween watcher had ever observed was at the door. He wasn't, over 6 months old and he was in the arms of his mother, taking a wideeyed interest in everything. He was accompanied by an older sister who was surely not much more than 2.
The little girl I guess a girl because she was masquerading, gently took two pieces of the candy offered and politely put one into a bag held by the mother which was the baby's share of the treat. Then the three disappeared into the dark, all smiling warmly. Pepper, the dog, enjoyed the evening as it gave her the opportunity to welcome visitors with joyous barks. But even her friendliness was jarred when the door opened on a young monster with a horrible face. The little dog shrank back in sudden EBEN STEBBIN SAYS: It's an unhappy thought for television watchers but the election commercials will soon be replaced by The Twelve Days of Christmas.
NO BETTING Horse sense is A rare acumen. No sane horse Bets on a human. Mildred N. Hoyer Mack McGinnis says the most common cause of car sickness is the sticker price. Hoosier Homespun alarm and the tone of welcome barking became a little bit terror stricken.
Each Halloween that comes brings with it chuckling memories of long gone days when this writer was a boy and he and a cousin, each about 8, were trying to attach a ticktack device to the doors of homes in the neighborhood. Our efforts were suddenly ended when the door burst open and a man came out swatting our behinds with a broom. It turned out that he recognized us and so we went into the house and had popcorn. We hope the little trick or treater in his mother's arms can grow to a boyhood where such petty mischief can be enjoyed. But by that time maybe Halloweens will have become events of the past.
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