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Florida Couple, 4 Children Lost In Plane Plunge " NEWORLEANS (UPI) - A plane carrying six members of a Florida family attempting to. land in a light haze crashed into Lake Ponchartrain Wednesday night. The Coast Guard said today there were no signs of survivors. Bill Odom, the assistant controller at the Coast Guard's Rescue Center, said the six persons on board the plane were a man. his wife and four children from Fort Lauderdale. Fla. Odom said he could not release the identity of the family. Odom said the control tower at the Lakefront Airport had not been in direct communica- tion with the private plane but it did monitor its last radio message broadcast, when the plane was 4 1 -- miles from the shore of the 18-mile-wide. 30- mile-long lake. "Mayday! Mayday! Am over the water and about to splash," .the pilot radioed in his final message. At that moment the plane disappeared from the control tower's radar screens. Audio Speakers Taken At Clarion Area School Shippenville - based state police report they are in- vestigating the theft of two 12- inch audio speakers from a platform inside the auditorium of the Allegheny-Clarion Valley High School. The theft was believed to have occurred between April 10 and 17. Troopers ask anyone with information relative to the incident to contact them. Pressed for Answer PITTSBURGH (UPI) — City Council said Wednesday it wants the West Penn Water Co." to provide it with a report on what the company is doing about an Environmental Pro- tection Agency study which showed small amounts of cancer producing chemicals' within its system. Councilman William Coyne said there was no need to panic since the water is safe to drink. The EPA report was based on a study of nearly 80 cities across the country. Public Notices BID NOTICE Sealed bids will be received by the Council of the Borough of Ford City, Armstrong County, Pennsylvania until 5:00 P.M. on Tuesday, May 13, 1975 at Post Office Box 112 or at the Borough Office at the Corner of Fourth Avenue and Tenth Street, Ford City, in the office of the Borough., Secretary for replacement of sidewalks on" 4th Avenue between 6th and 7th Streets, east side, grade and plant grass, seed between curb and sidewalk: 200 ft. x 5 ft. 4 in. 60 ft. x 1 ft. 9 in. 9 slabs 3 ft. x 2 ft. Bids will be opened at the Regular Council Meeting on the 13th of May in the Council Chambers of the Borough Building. Council has the right to reject any or all bids. Suc- cessful bidder will be notified by mail Mary Panchik Borough Secretary BIDS WANTED Sealed proposals will be 'received and publicly opened and read at Plumcreek Township Election House at Elderton, Pa. until 8 p.m. May 5, 1975 for the following: 1,000 tons of slag more or less of various sizes or grades delivered to Plumcreek Township .stockpile. Proposal forms and specifications to bidder may be obtained from Dean Elgin, Secretary, Box 31, Elderton, Pa. 15736. Stan- dard specifications are required and a 10 per cent bid bond or certified check. The successful bidder when awarded contract must furnish a reasonable bond. All proposals must be upon the form furnished by the Secretary-Treasurer, Dean Elgin, 'Box 31, Elderton, Pa. 15736. BID NOTICE Sealed bids will be received by the Trustees of the Brush Valley Brethren Church, General Delivery Box 721, Adrian Post Office 16210, until 5 p.m. May 2, 1975 for the following parcels of ground in Armstrong Co., Washington Township. No. 1 parcel 10.75 acres more or less, No. 2 parcel 2.4 acres more or less witn 6 room frame house with bath and block garage. Possession within 90 days of bid ac- ceptance. Property may be seen on April 19 and April 26, 1975. All bids must be in our hands by May 2, 1975. Trustees have the right to accept or reject any or all bids. Brush Valley Trustees PUBLIC NOTICE Solicitation of Proposal ARIN Intermediate Unit, a public educational agency, serving Armstrong and Indiana Counties, is soliciting proposals for the construction and lease of office space and other facilities. Proposals for a turn-key lease agreement will be received in the office of the Executive Director on or before May 15, 1975 at the Inter- mediate Unit office in either the Armstrong or Indiana County Courthouse. A general description and floor plan together with other pertinent information may be obtained by contacting the Executive Director, Kittanning 548-5610, Indiana 465-2665. CARGO SQUEEZED—State police head- lights reflect on rain-slicked highway this morning where laden Daily Juice Products frcick out of Verona skidded and rolled over on Allegheny Valley lteaaer-rim«> photo) Expressway off-ramp in North Buffalo Township. The driver, John K. Raucci, Jr., 28, of 133% Hulton Ro'ad, Verona, was not injured. Damage in the 6:30 a.m. mishap was unesiimated. - Times KlHanntng, Pa. Thurtday, Apr. 24, WS East Brady Rotary Schedules Auction , Community projects in th'e Kast Brady area will benefit when tht' East Brady Rotary Club holds its public auction at ~ p.m. Friday at Country Paradise Park. Route 268. north of Cowansvillc. Hundreds of items were donated by area residents and more are sought until auction lime. In addition to the an- tiques, furniture, appliances, toys, sporting goods, tools, auto accessories and other items, a bake sale will be featured. This Day In This Area Hospital Notes 5 Pittsburgh Area Men Hurt In Auto Crash 75 Potential Civil Court Jurors Called Death Record Armstrong County Jury Commissioners Marian Crissmanand Nancy Heilman have released the names of 75 persons called to serve as jurors for. the next term of civil court scheduled to begin May 19. The following persons have been summoned: Daniel J. Allen, KiUanning MR 10. Irene K. Anthony, 104 King St., New Bethlehem. Randy J. Arduini, Rural Valley. Dorothy A-. Armstrong, 217 Clifford Ave., Apollo. John Astoli, 52 Old Mill Road, Freeport. Martha L. Bash, 379 Harrison Ave., Leechburg. Maxine M. Brant, 302-Sth St., Freeport. Nancy K. Breightmyer, 2501 Manor Drive, Ford City. LoisM. Brown, 104 Mulberry St., Kittanning. Richard L. Brown, Elderton. Sandy Bryant, 336-3rd Ave., Ford City. Pauline G. Buday, Freeport RD Frederick W. Burns, 106 Blackthorn Drive, Kittanning. J. Alexander Callas, 1005 N. McKean St., Kittanning. Lionel B. Chasse of Adrian R D 1. Walter Chimka, 627-5th Ave., Ford City. Joseph W. Clark, 303 Ridge Ave., Kittanning. Richard A. Clouse, Templeton RD 2. Lucinda F. Cogley, Ford City RD 1. Michael D. Craft, Kittanning RD Betty M. Crissman, Kittanning RD 3. Robert E. Crytzer, Kittanning RD 4. Michael A. Daniel, Kittanning RD 6. Margaret Dedo, 2230 Park Ave., Ford City.. Pamela DelleDonne, 808 Wilson Ave., North Apollo. Linda K. DeMeno, 309 Market St., Freeport. Richard D. Donine, Mayport RD --"A.-Grant Doverspike, New Bethlehem. Mary M. Downs, St. Charles. Irene B. Dunmire, Kittanning RD 3.. Walter A. Early, Kittanning MR 10 (East Brady Road) Jane R. Egli, Worthington. Carole N. Ferretti, 523 Market St., Leechburg. Albert F. Fiscus, Kittanning RD 6. Robert Kobert Arthur Hollenbaugh. 72. of Dayton RD l.diedai 10::)f> a.m. Wednesday at West Penn Hospital. Pittsburgh. A farmer by trade, he svas a lifelong resident of Dayton area. He was a member of Dayton-Glade Run United Presbyterian Church, member of the Church Session, and member of the Volunteer Sunday School Class.. He was also a member of Dayton Young Farmers and Woodmen of the World. He was born Sept. 15, 1902 in Wayne Township. Armstrong County, a son of Gideon Frank and Elvira Maude (Beatty) Hollenbaugh. On May 6.1936 he married Ada Helen Dover- spike, who survives. Also surviving are a daughter. Mrs. Arthur (Gar- net) Houser of Dayton; two ' sons. William of Dayton and Edward, at home; seven sisters: Mrs. Oscar (Verna) Beatty of Vandergrift, Mrs. Beulah Rosenberger of Kit- tanning RD 2, Mrs. John (Helena) Neal of Dayton RD l, Mrs. Charles (Mae) Preslipski of Leechburg RD I, Mrs. Olive Northrup of Conneaut, Ohio, Mrs. Lewis (Neilie) Walker of Dayton RD 2 and Miss Margaret Hollenbaugh of Vandergrift; and three grand- children. HOLLENBAUGH — Friends of Robert Arthur Hollenbaugh, who died April 215, 1975, may call at Frank O. BIy Funeral. Home, Dayton, from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. today, and at Dayton-Glade Run United Presbyterian Church from 12 to 1:30 p.m. Friday. Service will be conducted at the church at 2 p.m. Friday by the Rev. Francis E. Stetler. Interment will be in Glade Run Cemetery. Arrangements by BIy. Mrs. Leon (Hilary) Snyder Mrs. Leon (Hilary) Snyder, 54, of 718 Feme Drive, Kit- tanning, died at 6:12 this morning at Armstrong County Memorial Hospital. She was a member of Grace Presbyterian Church, Kit- tanning. Born Sept. 20,1920 in Merthyr Tydfil, Wales, she was a Darlene K. Ford, Karns city RD daughter of the late Philip C. and Lilian Emma (Flooks) Reed. Guido H. Formaini, 304 Bluff St., Kittanning". Glea L. Foster, Templeton RD 2. Barbara S. Gance, Parker. Patricia J. Grey, Kittanning RD 6. Robert H. Valley RD 1. James W. Hammond, Terrace Ave., Apollo. Barbara A. Hanna, Freeport RD Florence M. Hartman, Ford City RD 1. Linda M. Harvan, Ford City RD Gromley, Rural o f Pittsburgh. Surviving are her husband, Leon R. Snyder; a son, Bruce R., at home; and a sister, Mrs. George (Christine) Varnum Jr. 504 3. Harry F. Hayes, Dayton RD 2. Charles T. Horan, 819-6th Ave., Ford City. Ivan P. Hyde, Kittanning RD 5. Earl Jack, Kittanning RD 4. Nancy S. Johnson, 201 Grace St., Apollo. Donna L, Kunselman, Van- dergrift RD 1. . Janet R. Lasher, Adrian. David P. Long, Kittanning RD 2. Rita L. McClain, 504 N. 7thSt., Apollo. Jeffrey McKinstry, 407 Terrace Ave., Apollo. Jennifer A. Molnar, Ford City RD 3. Faynetta C. Moore, 309 Garfield St., Kittanning. Barbara L. Morgan, Elderton. .James G. Moyer, Kittanning RD John L. Musser, Apollo RD 3. Mary E. Myers, Templeton. Phyllis J. Petras, 329-4th St., Freeport. Charles E. Powell, Templeton RD 2. Kathleen M. Rapp, Cowansvllle RD 1 Randy L. Rosenberger, Ford City RD 2. Harry N. Schrecengost, 603 Woodward Ave., Kittanning. Matilda C. Seiners, lll-4th St., Freeport. James R. Sell,838-7th Ave., Ford City. Velma Simmers, Worthington. Michael Sfitt, Vandergrift RD 2. Richard J. VanTine, 43 Main St., Freeport. Nancy L. Voklsh, 710'/j High St., Freeport. Catherine White, 2nd St., Freeport. Jerry L. Wolfe, Cowansvilie RD 1. Helen G. Yount, Vandergrift RD 2. Marie C. Zellefrow, Cowansvilie RD 1. Rotary Tiller Stolen From Garage at Tidal State police at the Kittanning substation are investigating the theft of a rotary tiller valued at $170 from a Tidal garage be- tween Monday and Wednesday. Victim in the incident was identified as Harold L. Fleming of Templeton RD 2. The stolen machine is described as an orange and yellow, five- horsepower Montgomery War rotary tiller. SIX-YEAR TERM AUSTIN, Tex. (UPI) - Former Treasury Secretary John Connally was governor of Texas from 1963 until 1969. SNYDER — Friends of Mrs. Leon (Hilary) Snyder, who died April 24, 1975, may call at John R. Kennedy Funeral Home, Kittanning, after 7 this evening, and 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. Friday. Service will be held 1:30 p.m. Saturday at ' Grace Presbyterian Church, Kittanning, with the Rev. Jerry E. Flanigan officiating. Burial will be in Lawn Haven Burial Estates,East Franklin Township. The family suggests that, in lieu of flowers, donations be made to the American Cancer Society. Arrangements by Kennedy. Mrs. Verner (Ellen M.) Kerr Mrs. Verner (Ellen M.) Kerr. 59, of Rimersburg RD 2 (Kissingers Mill) died this morning at her home, following a short illness. Born July 20, 1915 in Madison Township, Clarion County, she resided in Rimersburg for the past 28 years. She was a member of Wesleyan Methodist Church, Sandy Hollow, Clarion County. Her parents were the late Thomas E. and Margaret L. (Dunmire) Shearer. Surviving are her husband, Verner J. Kerr; four daughters: Mrs. Samuel (Adrienne) Hepfner of. Youngstown, Ohio, Mrs. Hersel (Betty) Banks of Hobe Sound, Fla., and Misses Martha June and Sandra Kay Kerr, both at home; two sons, William T. of Youngstown, Ohio, and Edward J. of Washington, Pa.; four brothers: Ralph A. of Rimersburg, Raymond of Parker, Harry of Rimersburg and Charles of Kittanning; 14 grandchildren; and a number of nieces and nephews. Three borthers — Henry, Elmer and Herbert — are deceased. KERR — Friends of Mrs. Verner (Ellen M.) Kerr, who died April 24, 1975, may call at J. D. Miller Funeral Home, Rimersburg anytime after 7 this evening. Family visitation hours are 7 to 9 this evening, 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. Friday and until time of service at 2 p.m. Saturday. Service will be conducted at the funeral home by the Revs. Paul A. Hetrick of Wesleyan Methodist Church, Sandy Hollow, and Olin Pfautz of Cottage Hill Wesleyan Methodist Church, New Bethlehem. Burial will be in Lawsonham Cemetery, Clarion County. Arrangements by J. D. Miller. ,,. Joseph Michael Stolar Joseph Michael Stolar, 66, of 735 Painter Ave., Ford Cliff, died at 1:40 this morning at Georgian Manor Nursing Home, Natrona Heights. He was a retired employe of PPG Industries, Ford City. Born June 16, 1908 in Ford City, he was a son of the late Joseph F. and Mary (Chivla) Stolar. Surviving are his wife, Mary' (Kondrc) Stolar; a daughter, Mrs. Richard (Marlene) Easley of MR 10 Butler Rd., Kittanning; a brother, Andrew of Ford Cliff; a sister, Mrs. Michael (Mary) Charney of Ford City; and three grand- children. STOLAR — Friends of Joseph Michael Stolar, who died April 24, !i>7?5, may call anytime after? this evening at Faykosh Funeral Home, Ford City. Service will be conducted 10 a.m. Saturday at Holy Trinity Roman Catholic Church, Ford City, with the Rev. William Homolak officiating. Burial will be in the church cemetery. Arrangements by Faykosh. ANTHONY — Friends of Robert Joseph Anthony, who died April 22, 1975, are being received at the to 9 p.m. today at the thington, where service will be held at 1:30 p.m. Friday. The Rev. John F. Osborne, pastor of Fenelton Methodist Church, will officiate. Arrangements by Flick. CRAIG — Friends of Mrs. Miles (Geraldine 1.) Craig, who died April 22, 1975, may call at Bauer Funeral Home, Kittanning. Visitation hours are 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 today. Service will be conducted at the funeral home at 1:30 p.m. Friday, with the Rev. Johnnie Lengel of Salem United Church of Christ officiating. Interment will be in Hill Cemetery, Valley Township. Arrangements by Bauer. Miss Lottie G.Wylie Miss Lettie G. Wylie. 87. of 401 Fairview Ave., Butler, formerly of Redbank. died at (i:30 p.m. Wednesday at Sun- nyview Home. Butler. She was a member of St. Mary's Episcopal Church. Uedbank. Born Jan. 14. 1888 in Red- bank, Armstrong County, she was a daughter of Andrew P. and Kalhryn (McClafferty) Wylie. She was the last surviving member of her family; both parents, four brothers and two sisters are deceased. Surviving are a number of nieces and nephews and grand- nieces and nephews. WYLIE — Friends of Miss LetlieG. Wylie, who died April 2:1, 1975, may call from 7 to !l this evening and 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. Friday at Thompson- Miller Funeral Home, 124 E. North St., Butler. Prayer service will be held there at I p.m. Saturday and the funeral service at :t p.m., conducted by the Rev. C. Roger Butler. Interment will be in St. Mary's Episcopal Cemetery, Red- bank. Arrangements by Thompson-Miller. Mrs. Thelma (Adams) Bone Mrs. Thelma (Adams) Bone, 66, of 1014 Wilson Ave., Kit- tanning, died at 9 p.m. Wed- nesday at her home. A lifelong resident of this area, she was a member of St. Luke's United Church of Christ, Kittanning. She was born March 23, 1909 in Kittanning, a daughter of the late Henry and Deliah (John) Adams. Her husband, Merlin T. Bone, died May l, 1964. Surviving are a daughter, Mrs. Michael (Sally) Zamalis of Apollo, and two grandchildren. BONE — Friends of Mrs. Thelma (Adams) Bone, who died April 23, 1975, may call after 7 this evening and 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. Friday at Bauer Funeral Home, Kittanning. Service will be held there at 11 a.m. Saturday, in charge of her minister, the Rev. Harold Hess. Interment will be in Kittanning Cemetery. Arrangements by Bauer. BECK — Friends of Roy Beck, who died April 22, 1975, are being received from 2 to 4 and 7 to !) today, and until time of service Friday at the Charles D. Alcorn Funeral Home, Hawthorn. Service will be 2 p.m. Friday at the funeral home with the Rev. Rayburn Nulph officiating. Burial will be in Oakland Cemetery, Distant. Arrangements by Afcorn. SNYDER — Friends of William Robert Snyder, who died April 23, 1975, may call at Welch Funeral Home, Ford City, from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 today. Service will be conducted there l p.m. Friday by the Rev. David Rulong of Kittanning Methodist Church. Interment will be in Lawn Haven Burial Estates. Arrangements by Welch. Hospital admissions are printed for the information of friends and relatives of patients, hut not to encourage visitation. In the interest of |ia(ient welfare. Armstrong County Memorial Hospital requires all visitors to obtain a pass al Ihe lobby desk. Visiting by not more than two persons at a lime in any room is permitted between the hours of 11 a.m. and 2 p.m. daily, and I lox p.m. Visiting privileges do not apply to those under Hi. Armstrong County Memorial, Kittanning Admitted: Carl Marci, Plumville Linda L. Zeigler, Adrian Dixie A. Miller, Kittanning RD7 Stanley E. Rudert, Sarver Harry L. Bowser, Dayton Elmer E. Hayes, Dayton RD 1 Stanley O. Travis, Rural Valley James C. Hollobaugh, 100 Arthur St., Kittanning Paul V. McJunkin, McGrann Vernie L. Sloniger, Dayton Ella C. Varner, New Bethlehem RD 3 Jerrilyn S. Zak, Dayton RD 2 David J. Dinus, 138 Vine St., Kittanning Joy A. Mcllwain, Kittanning RD 2 Hazel M. Dosch, Kittanning RD 6 Harold S. George, 600 Frederick St., McKees Rocks Crystal L. McClanahan, Shelocta RD 1 David E. Booher, Kiftanning RD 3. Brookville Hospital Admitted: John Zagst, Clarion RD 1 Phyllis Dempsey, Brookville RD 3 Sarah Duck. Summerville RD 2 Discharged: Beverly Pangatl, Clarington Jacquelyn O'Toole, Brookville Robert Scout, Summerville RD 2 Helen Stahlman, Clarion Clarion Hospital Admitted: Mrs. Gary Clark, Corsica RD 1 Tammy Ctark, Knox RD \ Russell Lestor, Clarington Discharged: William Niederriter, Clarion Dora Adams, New Bethlehem Sharon Best, Callensburg Lynn Martin, Lamartine Cynthia Buzzard, Brookville Mrs. Frank Black and baby boy, Sligo RD 1 Veterans' Hospital, Butler Admitted: Harold Clever, Kittanning. Births: 522 Fair St. Discharged: Darlene K. Barnes, Ford City RD 1 F. Dolores Smith, 318 Allegheny Ave., Kittanning Margaret M. Colbert, 508 N. McKean St., Kittanning Kenneth E. Anthony, 311 Jacob St., Kittanning Nancy J. Gray, Adrian RD 1 William L. Shetler, Rural Valley RD 1 Regina G. Neidig, 1360 N. Grant Ave., Kittanning Nancy D. Shaner, 1404 N. Grant Ave., Kittanning Ralph D.Wolfe, 331 Harrison St., Kittanning Oliver G. Schaub, Templeton Louis J. Repak, Vandergrift RD 2 Anita Marshall, 520 Neale Ave., Ford City Betty L. Buff, 408 North Ave., Kittanning Donna K. Miller, Kittanning RD 2 Alyce M. Deppen, Mellon Bank Apartments, Kittanning James O. Crissman, Kittanning RD 2 Leroy W. Centorcelli, Rimer- sburg Audrey Lytle, 280S. McKean St., Kittanning Audrey L. Goldstrohm, Kit- tanning RD 5 Divorces: All on indignities charges unless otherwise shown. Filed: § Jean L. Allen, 139 Queen St:; Kittanning, from Gary W. Allen, 336 Allegheny Ave., Applewold. Violet Jeanne Watt, Apollo, from Robert Lee Watt, Apollo. Pauline Adele Worrell, 720Va N. 4th St., Apollo, from Ross Elmer Horrell, Apollo RD 3. Granted: Leztie G. Brown, Parker, from Eugene J. Brown, Rimersburg. Ray H. Shankle, 234 Ridge Ave., Applewold, from Sandra J. Shankle, Franklin Ave., Ap- plewold. Linda L. Rupert, 310 Allegheny Ave., Kittanning, from Terry W. Rupert, 530Locust St., Kittanning. Shirley Jean Webb, 201 Cleveland St., Kittanning, from Jerry Lee Webb, Kittanning RD 6. Fire Alarms: April 23, 1975— —1:23 p.m., Rural Valley Fire Department dispatched to reported brush fire on the Earl' McCullough farm between Gastown and Blanko. Marriage Intentions George Timothy Pesarcik, Vandergrift; Cynthia Gayle Hill, 214 Leonard Ave., North Apollo. Robert Wayne Gunst, 1508-3rd St., Natrona Heights; La Vonne Noel Mueller, 329-4th St., Freeport. Armstrong County Memorial, Kitlanning April 23, 1»75— —3:58 a.m., girl to Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Zeigler of Adrian. —9:14 a.m., boy to Mr. and Mrs. James Miller of Kittanning RD 7. Elsewhere: April 23, 1975— —girl to Mr. and Mrs. Gary Clark of Corsica RD 1, at : Clarion Hospital. Elsewhere: April 21, 1975— —boy, Matthew David, 9 Ibs. 10 oz. to Mr. and Mrs. David L. Schrecengost of 42 W. Rochester Road, Pittsburgh (North Hills) at Passavant Hospital, Pittsburgh. Mrs. Schrecengost is the former Sandra Lee Steiger of Linesville. Week's Celebration Next for Ford City FORD CITY — A week-long celebration, June 16-21, is the next evjnt being planned by the Ford City Bicentennial com- mittee. During a meeting held last night in the Ford City VFW Home, chairman William Moore said he hoped something could be planned for every day of the week. • A carnival will be in Ford City the entire week. There will be three parades during the week. There will be a parade for junior division groups on Monday.-,,;a .senior .division'' ! para'de""oh'AVedhesday \~ and' 'a children's pet parade on Saturday. Kittanning concert band will present a program on Thursday. There will be fireworks on. Saturday night. Ed Kornasiewicz and his "nationality committee" are planning an event to take place next Fall. American heritage chairman Frank Tolliver asked that anyone having pictures, paintings, artifacts of early American history to contact him. He would like to borrow the items for use in a public display. Tolliver said Indian scenes are particularly desirable. The group's first venture, a reenactment of Paul Revere's ride last Friday at midnight, was considered a success. It was estimated that over 2,000 people witnessed the event. Chairman Moore said that he has not had notification yet in regard to an application filed by the committee to designate Ford City area an official bicentennial community. Moore suggested that a bicentennial chorus be organized and be asked the committee to think about the Five Pittsburgh area men . were injured at 6:30 p.m. ^ yesterday, when the car in; which they rode was struck: broadside at the intersection of. Routes 422 and 210 in Plum- i creek Township. Kittanning-based state police -, said the driver, James • Raymond Rose, 23, of 5030, Azalea Drive, Pittsburgh, had stopped and then started to . cross Route 422 when a car ; driven by Charles Bertolino, 58, of 246 Oak St., Indiana, struck. the right side of the Rose car.: Rose and his four passengers _, were taken to Armstrong^ County Memorial Hospital by , Citizens Ambulance. Service, Indiana. Remaining hospitalized in satisfactory condition today with multiple injuries is Harold S. George, 20, of 600 Frederick St., McKees Rocks. Rose and the others: James •Hoffman, 22, of 1404 Fallowfield .* Ave.. Pittsburgh; Michael i Jablonsky, 20, of Mayflower St., Neville Island, and Craig ' Onahay, 21, of Longfellow.; Drive, Munhall, were all i treated and released. • Troopers said Bertolino and a ' passenger, Joseph Bertolino,.' 30, of Kittanning RD 1, were not : • injured. Troopers estimated $2,800 damage was done to the cars in the mishap. Peoples Gas Representatives Lenape Speakers The natural gas industry, - from conservation to financial operation, was the topic of a recent presentation heard by" senior consumer economics classes at Lenape Vocational - Technical School, ad- ministrators report. Presenting the information were officials of Peoples Natural Gas Company's Northern Division Headquarters: Deborah Kent, : sales representative; Roland •Nace, division sales ^representative and , Paul H. "Gosser, industrial development coordinator. ; ; "Appalachian Treasurer- :Hunt" provided students with a'( ivisual tour of the gas well :drilling and gas storage ;operations in Western. Penn- . sylvania. ^ • Nace . and Gosser discussed 5 :new fuel adjustment costs, t '"regulatory lag concept," and3 :the costs of pollution controls with increased demands on .* • energy consumption. Ways of jj acquiring capital through? borrowing, issuing stock and* selling bonds was discussed. i£ Gas exploration prompted i ; student questions., f Mrs. Kent presented a slide-§ illustrated program detailings home energy conservation. She * .said 72 per cent of all energy is § .consumed by the home and! lautomobile. * (L«flcUr-Ttm« photo) SHERWIN-WILLIAMS STORE, S. Jefferson St., Kit- tanning, presents new image to community, and will now operate as Decorating Center, according to manager Jack Olinger. In addition to paints and wall papers, store wili feature carpets, flooring, draperies and decorative window blinds. An inter- ior decorator will be available to help customers. Remodeling completed, grand opening will be held today through Saturday. David Meeker, president of Kittanning Business Associates, presides over ribbon-cutting ceremony this morning as Olinger looks on. BARRISS — Friends of Richard Barriss, who died April 22, 1975, may call from 2 to 4 and 7 to ft p.m. today at Donald S. Bowser Funeral Home, Plumville, where service will be held 2 p.m. Friday. Interment will be in Sample Run Cemetery, Clymer. Arrangements by Bowser. TURNEY — Friends of Mrs. James (Mildred Dean) Tur- ney, who died April 22, 1975. are being received at the John R. Kennedy Funeral Home, where service will be held at 1:30 p.m. Friday. The Rev. Allen Maihle, pastor of Union Avenue Methodist Church, Kittanning, will officiate. Burial will follow in Kit- tanning Cemetery. Arrangements by Kennedy. Paim Reader Accused Of Bilking Patron SPRINGDALE, Pa. (UPI) — A palm reader in this Alleghe- ny County community faces charges stemming from her offer to remove a "curse" on a man by burning $2,500. Mrs. Judy Stergo, 27, faces a hearing next week on charges of theft by deception and fortunetelling. J.Little, 68, Vandergrift, Pa., told police Mrs. Stergo said she would have to burn $2,500 to remove a "curse" on him. Little said he gave Mrs. Stergo $500 and she placed it with $2,000 of her own money that he was to repay. He said the money never was burned. Frank Lee Ridenour, 1l06-7ttii" matter and how it could be Ave., Ford City; Lorri Sue Rigatti, accomplished-. 310 Allegheny Ave., Kittanning. Next meeting of the bicen- Dennis Paul De Flippo, 212 tennial rommitrpp will HP 8 Warren Ave., Apollo; Vicki Lynn ™""?l ^ PiL n i*l! c. i Orkwis, Thorn sT, Apollo RD 4. P- m - May 7 at the Polish Falcon Club. (Ln4»r.T1ni>f photo) HUT-ONE, HUT-TWO—In obviously manufactured situation, tri-captains of Kittanning High School football team and coach Harry Beckwith generate some student enthusiasm for planned Sunday waik- athon for the benefit of National Foundation, March of Dimes. From left, running interference are Keith Fiscus and Larry Shepard, for Carol Adams, walk- athon coordinator; Robert Ochs and coach Beckwith. Ochs is pretending to take football handoff from Beckwith, and walkathon sponsor sheet from Miss Adams. Participants in the walk are canvassing the Middle Armstrong countryside, enlisting sponsors who will pay them'specified amount for each mile they cover in the planned 20-mile hike. -* Town Group Gets] Junior Mechanics! Traveling Shield i A surprise returned visit by eight members of Kittanning Council of Junior Order United American Mechanics, to Greensburg Council last Friday night was described as "a success" in their obtaining the "Traveling Shield." The Traveling Shield contest . was revived recently to make activity and stimulate ' visitations throughout the state. The Kittanning members also received the "Gallop Gavel", a iplaque that has traveled throughout the nation for the past 35 years. Last month : Greensburg Council obtained : the plaque from a council in West Virginia. Each winner - must sign a receipt for its safe -keeping. : Members making the trip .were Terry Belles, Deeo ; Snyder, Don Nickels, Jack Lane, Clarence Nickels, James .L. Schrecengost, Ron Anthony _ ;and A. P. Merwin. Several members with their sons attended the monthly' meeting of District Council of 'Western Pennsylvania, held Saturday evening at Greens- burg. The -event was the father-and-son night, with the Junior Order Hunting and •Fishing Club furnishing the program. Harry G. Ball, past State Councilor of Pittsburgh was in charge. Fred W. Larison of Johns- town, State Council or :Pennsylvania, and his state board of officers were in at- : tendance. Auto Strikes Guardrails; Newbie Man Spared Injury A New Bethlehem man.Gary E. Dinger, escaped injury while his 1970 car incurred $600 damage when it struck guard- rails along Route 861, three miles west of his home, at n - p.m. yesterday, Shippenville state police report.
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Florida Couple,4 Children LostIn Plane Plunge" NEW ORLEANS (UPI) - Aplane carrying six members ofa Florida family attempting to.land in a light haze crashedinto Lake P o n c h a r t r a i nWednesday night. The CoastGuard said today there were nosigns of survivors.
Bill Odom, the assistantcontroller at the Coast Guard'sRescue Center, said the sixpersons on board the planewere a man. his wife and fourchildren from Fort Lauderdale.Fla. Odom said he could notrelease the identity of thefamily.
Odom said the control towerat the Lakefront Airport hadnot been in direct communica-tion with the private plane butit did monitor its last radiomessage broadcast, when theplane was 41-- miles from theshore of the 18-mile-wide. 30-mile-long lake.
"Mayday! Mayday! Am overthe water and about to splash,".the pilot radioed in his finalmessage.
At that moment the planedisappeared from the controltower's radar screens.
Audio Speakers TakenAt Clarion Area School
Shippenville - based statepolice report they are in-vestigating the theft of two 12-inch audio speakers from aplatform inside the auditoriumof the Allegheny-Clarion ValleyHigh School.
The theft was believed tohave occurred between April 10and 17. Troopers ask anyonewith information relative to theincident to contact them.
Pressed for AnswerPITTSBURGH (UPI) — City
Council said Wednesday itwants the West Penn Water Co."to provide it with a report onwhat the company is doingabout an Environmental Pro-tection Agency study whichshowed small amounts ofcancer producing chemicals'within its system.
Councilman William Coynesaid there was no need to panicsince the water is safe to drink.
The EPA report was based ona study of nearly 80 citiesacross the country.
Public NoticesBID NOTICE
Sealed bids will be receivedby the Council of the Borough ofFord City, Armstrong County,Pennsylvania until 5:00 P.M. onTuesday, May 13, 1975 at PostOffice Box 112 or at the BoroughOffice at the Corner of FourthAvenue and Tenth Street, FordCity, in the office of theBorough., Secretary forreplacement of sidewalks on"4th Avenue between 6th and 7thStreets, east side, grade andplant grass, seed between curband sidewalk:
200 ft. x 5 ft. 4 in.60 ft. x 1 ft. 9 in.9 slabs 3 ft. x 2 ft.Bids will be opened at the
Regular Council Meeting on the13th of May in the CouncilChambers of the BoroughBuilding. Council has the rightto reject any or all bids. Suc-cessful bidder will be notifiedby mail
Mary PanchikBorough SecretaryBIDS WANTED
Sealed proposals will be'received and publicly openedand read at PlumcreekTownship Election House atElderton, Pa. until 8 p.m. May5, 1975 for the following: 1,000tons of slag more or less ofvarious sizes or gradesdelivered to PlumcreekTownship .stockpile. Proposalforms and specifications tobidder may be obtained fromDean Elgin, Secretary, Box31, Elderton, Pa. 15736. Stan-dard specifications arerequired and a 10 per cent bidbond or certified check. Thesuccessful bidder whenawarded contract must furnisha reasonable bond. Allproposals must be upon theform furnished by theSecretary-Treasurer, DeanElgin, 'Box 31, Elderton, Pa.15736.
BID NOTICESealed bids will be received
by the Trustees of the BrushValley Brethren Church,General Delivery Box 721,Adrian Post Office 16210, until 5p.m. May 2, 1975 for thefollowing parcels of ground inArmstrong Co., WashingtonTownship. No. 1 parcel 10.75acres more or less, No. 2 parcel2.4 acres more or less witn 6room frame house with bathand block garage. Possessionwithin 90 days of bid ac-ceptance. Property may beseen on April 19 and April 26,1975. All bids must be in ourhands by May 2, 1975. Trusteeshave the right to accept orreject any or all bids.
Brush Valley Trustees
PUBLIC NOTICESolicitation of Proposal
ARIN Intermediate Unit, apublic educational agency,serving Armstrong and IndianaCounties, is soliciting proposalsfor the construction and lease ofoffice space and other facilities.
Proposals for a turn-keylease agreement will bereceived in the office of theExecutive Director on or beforeMay 15, 1975 at the Inter-mediate Unit office in either theArmstrong or Indiana CountyCourthouse.
A general description andfloor plan together with otherpertinent information may beobtained by contacting theExecutive Director, Kittanning548-5610, Indiana 465-2665.
CARGO SQUEEZED—State police head-lights reflect on rain-slicked highwaythis morning where laden Daily JuiceProducts frcick out of Verona skiddedand rolled over on Allegheny Valley
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Expressway off-ramp in North BuffaloTownship. The driver, John K. Raucci,Jr., 28, of 133% Hulton Ro'ad, Verona,was not injured. Damage in the 6:30a.m. mishap was unesiimated.
- TimesKlHanntng, Pa.
Thurtday, Apr. 24, WS
East Brady RotarySchedules Auction ,
Community projects in th'eKast Brady area will benefitwhen tht' East Brady RotaryClub holds its public auction at~ p.m. Friday at CountryParadise Park. Route 268.north of Cowansvillc.
Hundreds of i tems weredonated by area residents andmore are sought until auctionlime. In addi t ion to the an-tiques, furni ture , appliances,toys, sporting goods, tools, autoaccessories and other items, abake sale will be featured.
This Day In This AreaHospital Notes 5 Pittsburgh
Area Men HurtIn Auto Crash
75 PotentialCivil CourtJurors Called
Death Record
Armstrong County JuryCommissioners Mar ianCrissmanand Nancy Heilmanhave released the names of 75persons called to serve asjurors for. the next term ofcivil court scheduled to beginMay 19.
The following persons havebeen summoned:
Daniel J. Allen, KiUanning MR10.
Irene K. Anthony, 104 King St.,New Bethlehem.
Randy J. Arduini, Rural Valley.Dorothy A-. Armstrong, 217
Clifford Ave., Apollo.John Astoli, 52 Old Mill Road,
Freeport.Martha L. Bash, 379 Harrison
Ave., Leechburg.Maxine M. Brant, 302-Sth St.,
Freeport.Nancy K. Breightmyer, 2501
Manor Drive, Ford City.LoisM. Brown, 104 Mulberry St.,
Kittanning.Richard L. Brown, Elderton.Sandy Bryant, 336-3rd Ave.,
Ford City.Pauline G. Buday, Freeport RD
Frederick W. Burns, 106Blackthorn Drive, Kittanning.
J. Alexander Callas, 1005 N.McKean St., Kittanning.
Lionel B. Chasse of Adrian R D 1.Walter Chimka, 627-5th Ave.,
Ford City.Joseph W. Clark, 303 Ridge Ave.,
Kittanning.Richard A. Clouse, Templeton
RD 2.Lucinda F. Cogley, Ford City RD
1.Michael D. Craft, Kittanning RD
Betty M. Crissman, KittanningRD 3.
Robert E. Crytzer, KittanningRD 4.
Michael A. Daniel, KittanningRD 6.
Margaret Dedo, 2230 Park Ave.,Ford City..
Pamela DelleDonne, 808 WilsonAve., North Apollo.
Linda K. DeMeno, 309 MarketSt., Freeport.
Richard D. Donine, Mayport RD
--"A. -Grant Doverspike, NewBethlehem.
Mary M. Downs, St. Charles.Irene B. Dunmire, Kittanning
RD 3..Walter A. Early, Kittanning MR
10 (East Brady Road)Jane R. Egli, Worthington.Carole N. Ferretti, 523 Market
St., Leechburg.Albert F. Fiscus, Kittanning RD
6.
RobertKobert Arthur Hollenbaugh.
72. of Dayton RD l .diedai 10::)f>a.m. Wednesday at West PennHospital. Pittsburgh.
A farmer by trade, he svas alifelong resident of Daytonarea. He was a member ofDayton-Glade Run Uni tedPresbyterian Church, memberof the Church Session, andmember of the VolunteerSunday School Class.. He wasalso a member of DaytonYoung Farmers and Woodmenof the World.
He was born Sept. 15, 1902 inWayne Township. ArmstrongCounty, a son of Gideon Frankand Elvira Maude (Beatty)Hollenbaugh. On May 6.1936 hemarried Ada Helen Dover-spike, who survives.
Also surviving are adaughter. Mrs. Arthur (Gar-net) Houser of Dayton; two
' sons. William of Dayton andEdward, at home; sevensisters: Mrs. Oscar (Verna)Beatty of Vandergrift, Mrs.Beulah Rosenberger of Kit-tanning RD 2, Mrs. John(Helena) Neal of Dayton RD l,Mrs. Charles (Mae) Preslipskiof Leechburg RD I, Mrs. OliveNorthrup of Conneaut, Ohio,Mrs. Lewis (Neilie) Walker ofDayton RD 2 and MissMargaret Hollenbaugh ofVandergrift; and three grand-children.
HOLLENBAUGH — Friends ofRobert Arthur Hollenbaugh,who died April 215, 1975, maycall at Frank O. BIy Funeral.Home, Dayton, from 2 to 4 and7 to 9 p.m. today, and atDayton-Glade Run UnitedPresbyterian Church from 12to 1:30 p.m. Friday. Servicewill be conducted at thechurch at 2 p.m. Friday by theRev. Francis E. Stetler.Interment will be in Glade RunCemetery. Arrangements byBIy.
Mrs. Leon (Hilary) SnyderMrs. Leon (Hilary) Snyder,
54, of 718 Feme Drive, Kit-tanning, died at 6:12 thismorning at Armstrong CountyMemorial Hospital.
She was a member of GracePresbyterian Church, Kit-tanning.
Born Sept. 20,1920 in MerthyrTydfil, Wales, she was a
Darlene K. Ford, Karns city RD daughter of the late Philip C.and Lilian Emma (Flooks)Reed.Guido H. Formaini, 304 Bluff St.,
Kittanning".Glea L. Foster, Templeton RD 2.Barbara S. Gance, Parker.Patricia J. Grey, Kittanning RD
6.Robert H.
Valley RD 1.James W. Hammond,
Terrace Ave., Apollo.Barbara A. Hanna, Freeport RD
Florence M. Hartman, Ford CityRD 1.
Linda M. Harvan, Ford City RD
Gromley, Rural of Pittsburgh.
Surviving are her husband,Leon R. Snyder; a son, BruceR., at home; and a sister, Mrs.George (Christine) Varnum Jr.
504
3.Harry F. Hayes, Dayton RD 2.Charles T. Horan, 819-6th Ave.,
Ford City.Ivan P. Hyde, Kittanning RD 5.Earl Jack, Kittanning RD 4.Nancy S. Johnson, 201 Grace St.,
Apollo.Donna L, Kunselman, Van-
dergrift RD 1. .Janet R. Lasher, Adrian.David P. Long, Kittanning RD 2.Rita L. McClain, 504 N. 7th St.,
Apollo.Jeffrey McKinstry, 407 Terrace
Ave., Apollo.Jennifer A. Molnar, Ford City
RD 3.Faynetta C. Moore, 309 Garfield
St., Kittanning.Barbara L. Morgan, Elderton.
.James G. Moyer, Kittanning RD
John L. Musser, Apollo RD 3.Mary E. Myers, Templeton.Phyllis J. Petras, 329-4th St.,
Freeport.Charles E. Powell, Templeton
RD 2.Kathleen M. Rapp, Cowansvllle
RD 1Randy L. Rosenberger, Ford
City RD 2.Harry N. Schrecengost, 603
Woodward Ave., Kittanning.Matilda C. Seiners, lll-4th St.,
Freeport.James R. Sell,838-7th Ave., Ford
City.Velma Simmers, Worthington.Michael Sfitt, Vandergrift RD 2.Richard J. VanTine, 43 Main St.,
Freeport.Nancy L. Voklsh, 710'/j High St.,
Freeport.Catherine White, 2nd St.,
Freeport.Jerry L. Wolfe, Cowansvilie RD
1.Helen G. Yount, Vandergrift RD
2.Marie C. Zellefrow, Cowansvilie
RD 1.
Rotary Tiller StolenFrom Garage at Tidal
State police at the Kittanningsubstation are investigating thetheft of a rotary tiller valued at$170 from a Tidal garage be-tween Monday and Wednesday.
Victim in the incident wasidentified as Harold L. Flemingof Templeton RD 2. The stolenmachine is described as anorange and yellow, five-horsepower Montgomery Warrotary tiller.
SIX-YEAR TERMAUSTIN, Tex. (UPI) -
Former Treasury SecretaryJohn Connally was governor ofTexas from 1963 until 1969.
SNYDER — Friends of Mrs.Leon (Hilary) Snyder, whodied April 24, 1975, may call atJohn R. Kennedy FuneralHome, Kittanning, after 7 thisevening, and 2 to 4 and 7 to 9p.m. Friday. Service will beheld 1:30 p.m. Saturday at
' Grace Presbyterian Church,Kittanning, with the Rev.Jerry E. Flanigan officiating.Burial will be in Lawn HavenBurial Estates,East FranklinTownship. The familysuggests that, in lieu offlowers, donations be made tothe American Cancer Society.Arrangements by Kennedy.
Mrs. Verner(Ellen M.) Kerr
Mrs. Verner (Ellen M.) Kerr.59, of Rimersburg RD 2(Kissingers M i l l ) died thismorning at her home, followinga short illness.
Born July 20, 1915 in MadisonTownship, Clarion County, sheresided in Rimersburg for thepast 28 years. She was amember of Wesleyan MethodistChurch, Sandy Hollow, ClarionCounty.
Her parents were the lateThomas E. and Margaret L.(Dunmire) Shearer.
Surviving are her husband,Verner J. Kerr; fourdaughters: Mrs. Samuel(Adrienne) Hepfner of.Youngstown, Ohio, Mrs. Hersel(Betty) Banks of Hobe Sound,Fla., and Misses Martha Juneand Sandra Kay Kerr, both athome; two sons, William T. ofYoungstown, Ohio, and EdwardJ. of Washington, Pa.; fourbrothers: Ralph A. ofRimersburg, Raymond ofParker, Harry of Rimersburgand Charles of Kittanning; 14grandchildren; and a numberof nieces and nephews.
Three borthers — Henry,Elmer and Herbert — aredeceased.
KERR — Friends of Mrs.Verner (Ellen M.) Kerr, whodied April 24, 1975, may call atJ. D. Miller Funeral Home,Rimersburg anytime after 7this evening. Family visitationhours are 7 to 9 this evening, 2to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. Friday anduntil time of service at 2 p.m.Saturday. Service will beconducted at the funeral homeby the Revs. Paul A. Hetrick ofWesleyan Methodist Church,Sandy Hollow, and Olin Pfautzof Cottage Hill WesleyanMethodist Church, NewBethlehem. Burial will be inLawsonham Cemetery,C l a r i o n C o u n t y .Arrangements by J. D. Miller.
,,. Joseph Michael StolarJoseph Michael Stolar, 66, of
735 Painter Ave., Ford Cliff,died at 1:40 this morning atGeorgian Manor NursingHome, Natrona Heights.
He was a retired employe ofPPG Industries, Ford City.
Born June 16, 1908 in FordCity, he was a son of the lateJoseph F. and Mary (Chivla)Stolar.
Surviving are his wife, Mary'(Kondrc) Stolar; a daughter,Mrs. Richard (Marlene)Easley of MR 10 Butler Rd.,Kittanning; a brother, Andrewof Ford Cliff; a sister, Mrs.Michael (Mary) Charney ofFord City; and three grand-children.
STOLAR — Friends of JosephMichael Stolar, who died April24, !i>7?5, may call anytimeafter? this evening at FaykoshFuneral Home, Ford City.Service will be conducted 10a.m. Saturday at Holy TrinityRoman Catholic Church, FordCity, with the Rev. WilliamHomolak officiating. Burialwill be in the church cemetery.Arrangements by Faykosh.
ANTHONY — Friends ofRobert Joseph Anthony, whodied April 22, 1975, arebeing received at theto 9 p.m. today at thethington, where service will beheld at 1:30 p.m. Friday. TheRev. John F. Osborne, pastorof Fenelton MethodistChurch, will officiate.Arrangements by Flick.
CRAIG — Friends of Mrs. Miles(Geraldine 1.) Craig, who diedApril 22, 1975, may callat Bauer Funeral Home,Kittanning. Visitation hoursare 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 today.Service will be conducted atthe funeral home at 1:30 p.m.Friday, with the Rev. JohnnieLengel of Salem UnitedChurch of Christ officiating.Interment will be in HillCemetery, Valley Township.Arrangements by Bauer.
Miss Lottie G.WylieMiss Lettie G. Wylie. 87. of
401 Fairview Ave., Butler ,formerly of Redbank. died at(i:30 p.m. Wednesday at Sun-nyview Home. Butler.
She was a member of St.Mary's Episcopal Church.Uedbank.
Born Jan. 14. 1888 in Red-bank, Armstrong County, shewas a daughter of Andrew P.and Kalhryn ( M c C l a f f e r t y )Wylie.
She was the last survivingmember of her family; bothparents, four brothers and twosisters are deceased.
Surviving are a number ofnieces and nephews and grand-nieces and nephews.
WYLIE — Friends of MissLetlieG. Wylie, who died April2:1, 1975, may call from 7 to !lthis evening and 2 to 4 and 7 to9 p.m. Friday at Thompson-Miller Funeral Home, 124 E.North St., Butler. Prayerservice will be held there at Ip.m. Saturday and the funeralservice at :t p.m., conducted bythe Rev. C. Roger Butler.Interment will be in St. Mary'sEpiscopal Cemetery, Red-bank. Arrangements byThompson-Miller.
Mrs. Thelma(Adams) Bone
Mrs. Thelma (Adams) Bone,66, of 1014 Wilson Ave., Kit-tanning, died at 9 p.m. Wed-nesday at her home.
A lifelong resident of thisarea, she was a member of St.Luke's United Church of Christ,Kittanning.
She was born March 23, 1909in Kittanning, a daughter of thelate Henry and Deliah (John)Adams.
Her husband, Merlin T. Bone,died May l, 1964. Surviving area daughter, Mrs. Michael(Sally) Zamalis of Apollo, andtwo grandchildren.
BONE — Friends of Mrs.Thelma (Adams) Bone, whodied April 23, 1975, may callafter 7 this evening and 2 to 4and 7 to 9 p.m. Friday at BauerFuneral Home, Kittanning.Service will be held there at 11a.m. Saturday, in charge ofher minister, the Rev. HaroldHess. Interment will be inK i t t a n n i n g C e m e t e r y .Arrangements by Bauer.
BECK — Friends of Roy Beck,who died April 22, 1975, arebeing received from 2 to 4 and7 to !) today, and until time ofservice Friday at the CharlesD. Alcorn Funeral Home,Hawthorn. Service will be 2p.m. Friday at the funeralhome with the Rev. RayburnNulph officiating. Burial willbe in Oakland Cemetery,Distant. Arrangements byAfcorn.
SNYDER — Friends of WilliamRobert Snyder, who died April23, 1975, may call at WelchFuneral Home, Ford City,from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9today. Service will beconducted there l p.m.Friday by the Rev. DavidRulong of KittanningMethodist Church. Intermentwill be in Lawn Haven BurialEstates. Arrangements byWelch.
Hospital admissions areprinted for the information off r iends and relatives ofpatients, hut not to encouragevisitation. In the interest of|ia(ient welfare. ArmstrongCounty Memorial Hospitalrequires all visitors to obtaina pass al Ihe lobby desk.Visiting by not more than twopersons at a lime in any roomis permitted between thehours of 11 a.m. and 2 p.m.daily, and I lox p.m. Visitingprivileges do not apply tothose under Hi.
Armstrong County
Memorial, Kittanning
Admitted:Carl Marci, PlumvilleLinda L. Zeigler, AdrianDixie A. Miller, Kittanning RD7Stanley E. Rudert, SarverHarry L. Bowser, DaytonElmer E. Hayes, Dayton RD 1Stanley O. Travis, Rural ValleyJames C. Hollobaugh, 100 Arthur
St., KittanningPaul V. McJunkin, McGrannVernie L. Sloniger, DaytonElla C. Varner, New Bethlehem
RD 3Jerrilyn S. Zak, Dayton RD 2David J. Dinus, 138 Vine St.,
KittanningJoy A. Mcllwain, Kittanning RD
2Hazel M. Dosch, Kittanning RD 6Harold S. George, 600 Frederick
St., McKees RocksCrystal L. McClanahan,
Shelocta RD 1David E. Booher, Kiftanning RD
3.
Brookville Hospital
Admitted:John Zagst, Clarion RD 1Phyllis Dempsey, Brookville RD
3Sarah Duck. Summerville RD 2
Discharged:Beverly Pangatl, ClaringtonJacquelyn O'Toole, BrookvilleRobert Scout, Summerville RD 2Helen Stahlman, Clarion
Clarion Hospital
Admitted:Mrs. Gary Clark, Corsica RD 1Tammy Ctark, Knox RD \Russell Lestor, Clarington
Discharged:William Niederriter, ClarionDora Adams, New BethlehemSharon Best, CallensburgLynn Martin, LamartineCynthia Buzzard, BrookvilleMrs. Frank Black and baby boy,
Sligo RD 1
Veterans' Hospital,
ButlerAdmitted:
Harold Clever,Kittanning.
Births:
522 Fair St.
Discharged:Darlene K. Barnes, Ford City
RD 1F. Dolores Smith, 318 Allegheny
Ave., KittanningMargaret M. Colbert, 508 N.
McKean St., KittanningKenneth E. Anthony, 311 Jacob
St., KittanningNancy J. Gray, Adrian RD 1William L. Shetler, Rural Valley
RD 1Regina G. Neidig, 1360 N. Grant
Ave., KittanningNancy D. Shaner, 1404 N. Grant
Ave., KittanningRalph D.Wolfe, 331 Harrison St.,
KittanningOliver G. Schaub, TempletonLouis J. Repak, Vandergrift RD
2Anita Marshall, 520 Neale Ave.,
Ford CityBetty L. Buff, 408 North Ave.,
KittanningDonna K. Miller, Kittanning RD
2Alyce M. Deppen, Mellon Bank
Apartments, KittanningJames O. Crissman, Kittanning
RD 2Leroy W. Centorcelli, Rimer-
sburgAudrey Lytle, 280 S. McKean St.,
KittanningAudrey L. Goldstrohm, Kit-
tanning RD 5
Divorces:All on indignities charges unless
otherwise shown.Filed: §
Jean L. Allen, 139 Queen St:;Kittanning, from Gary W. Allen,336 Allegheny Ave., Applewold.
Violet Jeanne Watt, Apollo, fromRobert Lee Watt, Apollo.
Pauline Adele Worrell, 720Va N.4th St., Apollo, from Ross ElmerHorrell, Apollo RD 3.Granted:
Leztie G. Brown, Parker, fromEugene J. Brown, Rimersburg.
Ray H. Shankle, 234 Ridge Ave.,Applewold, from Sandra J.Shankle, Franklin Ave., Ap-plewold.
Linda L. Rupert, 310 AlleghenyAve., Kittanning, from Terry W.Rupert, 530 Locust St., Kittanning.
Shirley Jean Webb, 201Cleveland St., Kittanning, fromJerry Lee Webb, Kittanning RD 6.
Fire Alarms:April 23, 1975—
—1:23 p.m., Rural ValleyFire Department dispatched toreported brush fire on the Earl'McCullough farm betweenGastown and Blanko.
Marriage IntentionsGeorge Timothy Pesarcik,
Vandergrift; Cynthia Gayle Hill,214 Leonard Ave., North Apollo.
Robert Wayne Gunst, 1508-3rdSt., Natrona Heights; La VonneNoel Mueller, 329-4th St., Freeport.
Armstrong CountyMemorial, Kitlanning
April 23, 1»75——3:58 a.m., girl to Mr. and Mrs.
Lloyd Zeigler of Adrian.—9:14 a.m., boy to Mr. and Mrs.
James Miller of Kittanning RD 7.Elsewhere:April 23, 1975—
—girl to Mr. and Mrs. GaryClark of Corsica RD 1, at:ClarionHospital.
Elsewhere:April 21, 1975—
—boy, Matthew David, 9 Ibs. 10oz. to Mr. and Mrs. David L.Schrecengost of 42 W. RochesterRoad, Pittsburgh (North Hills) atPassavant Hospital, Pittsburgh.Mrs. Schrecengost is the formerSandra Lee Steiger of Linesville.
Week's CelebrationNext for Ford City
FORD CITY — A week-longcelebration, June 16-21, is thenext evjnt being planned by theFord City Bicentennial com-mittee. During a meeting heldlast night in the Ford City VFWHome, chairman WilliamMoore said he hoped somethingcould be planned for every dayof the week.• A carnival will be in FordCity the entire week. There willbe three parades during theweek. There will be a paradefor junior division groups onMonday.-,,;a .senior .division''! para'de""oh'AVedhesday \~ and' 'achildren's pet parade onSaturday. Kittanning concertband will present a program onThursday. There will befireworks on. Saturday night.
Ed Kornasiewicz and his"nationality committee" areplanning an event to take placenext Fall.
American heritage chairmanFrank Tolliver asked thatanyone having pictures,paintings, artifacts of earlyAmerican history to contacthim. He would like to borrowthe items for use in a publicdisplay. Tolliver said Indianscenes are particularlydesirable.
The group's first venture, areenactment of Paul Revere'sride last Friday at midnight,was considered a success. Itwas estimated that over 2,000people witnessed the event.
Chairman Moore said that hehas not had notification yet inregard to an application filedby the committee to designateFord City area an officialbicentennial community.
Moore suggested that abicentennial chorus beorganized and be asked thecommittee to think about the
Five Pittsburgh area men .were injured at 6:30 p.m. ^yesterday, when the car i n ;which they rode was struck:broadside at the intersection o f .Routes 422 and 210 in Plum- icreek Township.
Kittanning-based state police -,said the driver, James •Raymond Rose, 23, of 5030,Azalea Drive, Pittsburgh, hadstopped and then started to .cross Route 422 when a car ;
driven by Charles Bertolino, 58,of 246 Oak St., Indiana, struck.the right side of the Rose car.:
Rose and his four passengers _,were taken to Armstrong^County Memorial Hospital by ,Citizens Ambulance. Service,Indiana.
Remaining hospitalized insatisfactory condition todaywith multiple injuries is HaroldS. George, 20, of 600 FrederickSt., McKees Rocks.
Rose and the others: James•Hoffman, 22, of 1404 Fallowfield .*Ave.. Pittsburgh; Michael iJablonsky, 20, of Mayflower St.,Neville Island, and Craig 'Onahay, 21, of Longfellow.;Drive, Munhall, were all itreated and released. •
Troopers said Bertolino and a 'passenger, Joseph Bertolino,.'30, of Kittanning RD 1, were not : •injured.
Troopers estimated $2,800damage was done to the cars inthe mishap.
Peoples GasRepresentativesLenape Speakers
The natural gas industry, -from conservation to financialoperation, was the topic of arecent presentation heard by"senior consumer economicsclasses at Lenape Vocational -Technical School, ad-ministrators report.
Presenting the informationwere officials of PeoplesNatural Gas Company'sN o r t h e r n D i v i s i o nHeadquarters: Deborah Kent,
: sales representative; Roland•Nace, division sales^representative and , Paul H."Gosser, industrial developmentcoordinator. ;
; "Appalachian Treasurer-:Hunt" provided students with a'(ivisual tour of the gas well:drilling and gas storage;operations in Western. Penn-. sylvania. ^• Nace . and Gosser discussed 5:new fuel adjustment costs, t'"regulatory lag concept," and3:the costs of pollution controlswith increased demands on .*
• energy consumption. Ways of jjacquiring capital through?borrowing, issuing stock and*selling bonds was discussed. i£Gas exploration prompted i; student questions., f
Mrs. Kent presented a slide-§illustrated program detailingshome energy conservation. She *.said 72 per cent of all energy is §.consumed by the home and!lautomobile. *
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SHERWIN-WILLIAMS STORE, S. Jefferson St., Kit-tanning, presents new image to community, andwill now operate as Decorating Center, accordingto manager Jack Olinger. In addition to paints andwall papers, store wili feature carpets, flooring,draperies and decorative window blinds. An inter-ior decorator will be available to help customers.Remodeling completed, grand opening will be heldtoday through Saturday. David Meeker, presidentof Kittanning Business Associates, presides overribbon-cutting ceremony this morning as Olingerlooks on.
BARRISS — Friends ofRichard Barriss, who diedApril 22, 1975, may call from 2to 4 and 7 to ft p.m. today atDonald S. Bowser FuneralHome, Plumville, whereservice will be held 2 p.m.Friday. Interment will be inSample Run Cemetery,Clymer. Arrangements byBowser.
TURNEY — Friends of Mrs.James (Mildred Dean) Tur-ney, who died April 22, 1975.are being received at the JohnR. Kennedy Funeral Home,where service will beheld at 1:30 p.m.Friday. The Rev. AllenMaihle, pastor of UnionAvenue Methodist Church,Kittanning, will officiate.Burial will follow in Kit-t a n n i n g C e m e t e r y .Arrangements by Kennedy.
Paim Reader AccusedOf Bilking Patron
SPRINGDALE, Pa. (UPI) —A palm reader in this Alleghe-ny County community facescharges stemming from heroffer to remove a "curse" on aman by burning $2,500.
Mrs. Judy Stergo, 27, faces ahearing next week on chargesof theft by deception andfortunetelling.
J.Little, 68, Vandergrift, Pa.,told police Mrs. Stergo said shewould have to burn $2,500 toremove a "curse" on him.
Little said he gave Mrs.Stergo $500 and she placed itwith $2,000 of her own moneythat he was to repay. He saidthe money never was burned.
Frank Lee Ridenour, 1l06-7ttii" matter and how it could beAve., Ford City; Lorri Sue Rigatti, accomplished-.310 Allegheny Ave., Kittanning. Next meeting of the bicen-
Dennis Paul De Flippo, 212 tennial rommitrpp will HP 8Warren Ave., Apollo; Vicki Lynn ™""?l ^ PiL n i*l! c. iOrkwis, Thorn sT, Apollo RD 4. P-m- May 7 at the Polish Falcon
Club.
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HUT-ONE, HUT-TWO—In obviously manufacturedsituation, tri-captains of Kittanning High Schoolfootball team and coach Harry Beckwith generatesome student enthusiasm for planned Sunday waik-athon for the benefit of National Foundation, Marchof Dimes. From left, running interference are KeithFiscus and Larry Shepard, for Carol Adams, walk-athon coordinator; Robert Ochs and coach Beckwith.Ochs is pretending to take football handoff from
Beckwith, and walkathon sponsor sheet from MissAdams. Participants in the walk are canvassing theMiddle Armstrong countryside, enlisting sponsorswho will pay them'specified amount for each milethey cover in the planned 20-mile hike.
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Town Group Gets]Junior Mechanics!Traveling Shield i
A surprise returned visit byeight members of KittanningCouncil of Junior Order UnitedAmerican Mechanics, toGreensburg Council last Fridaynight was described as "asuccess" in their obtaining the"Traveling Shield."
The Traveling Shield contest. was revived recently to makeactivity and stimulate
' visitations throughout the state.The Kittanning members alsoreceived the "Gallop Gavel", a
iplaque that has traveledthroughout the nation for thepast 35 years. Last month
: Greensburg Council obtained:the plaque from a council inWest Virginia. Each winner
- must sign a receipt for its safe-keeping.
: Members making the trip.were Terry Belles, Deeo; Snyder, Don Nickels, JackLane, Clarence Nickels, James
.L. Schrecengost, Ron Anthony _;and A. P. Merwin.
Several members with theirsons attended the monthly'meeting of District Council of'Western Pennsylvania, heldSaturday evening at Greens-burg. The -event was thefather-and-son night, with theJunior Order Hunting and•Fishing Club furnishing theprogram. Harry G. Ball, pastState Councilor of Pittsburghwas in charge.
Fred W. Larison of Johns-town, State Council or
:Pennsylvania, and his stateboard of officers were in at-
: tendance.
Auto Strikes Guardrails;Newbie Man Spared Injury
A New Bethlehem man.GaryE. Dinger, escaped injury whilehis 1970 car incurred $600damage when it struck guard-rails along Route 861, threemiles west of his home, at n
- p.m. yesterday, Shippenvillestate police report.
