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S/Sgt. a id ' . David William Strea, e iit the parents of a son, Marc Adrien, born January lb, 196" at the U. St Naval Hospital, nuantico, Val The Streagles made their home in Beaufort, S.C. while Sgt. Streagle was stationed with the L. S. Marine Corps at Parris Island. They will move the end of Januar\ to Camp Lejeune, N1. C. G andparents of the baby ar drs. Sarah I atham, Amissville and Mrs. .i. B. Streagle of Gloucester.
needed, residents should call local or stat$ police, an em 'cency v _rve unit or a dom Ke_. in turn, wilj 'con ia hig: vay crews if assistance is needed in plowing a road earlier than sched uled. Genuine emergencies should exist before anyone is called. Hoaxes and false alarms draw road-clear ing forces away from where they are needed critically. Some situations which develop into emergencies during a major storm could he avoided if families general ly — and especially those in rural areas--would stock an extra supply of canned or dried food, and be certain that their fuel supply is always adequate for at least severa^days during winter. Families should also know the route number of the road on which they live-and all State roads are designated numerically - s o that actual emergency requests can be handled promptly. The men who clear Virginia’s highway say they are often asked about two other matte-rsi
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