The Record-Argus from Greenville, Pennsylvania • Page 3

FRIDAY, APRIL is, 1973 THE RECORD-ARGUS PAGE THREE COUNTY SEAT Office 133 North Pitt Street, Telephone 662-2620 Parolee Is Returned to County Jail Swogger Is Speaker For Rotary Meeting Frank L. SWogger county commissioner chairman, spoke on Mercer County government al the regular meeting of the Mercer Rotary Club Thursday at Milan's Restaurant, south of Mercer. Introduced by Max F. Kishell, program a i an, Swogger described the effects of federal revenue sharing on some of the programs in this county. He outlined some of the commissioner's plans for 1973 and added some of his persona! philosophy about local government in this area.

Noting that Mercer County's budget has almost tripled in the last nine years, the county A Greenville man on parole from imprisonment for robbery by force of a night depositor at a branch bank in Transfer, is back in county jail here. Kennis Lee Haylett, 23, formerly of 10 Harrison Greenville, was returned Wednesday from Gwinnette County, Georgia, by a state policeman and Parole Officer C. Bruce Spangler of the state parole office at Farrell, on fugitive and parole violation warrants. The violations include two Norma J. Liptak, 618 Superior Grove City, recording secretary; Mrs.

Edward G. Wait, Jefferson Mercer RD 7, corresponding secretary; Miss Brenda McCrory, Jefferson Sharon RD 2, treasurer; Mrs. Morey M. Campbell, 425 East Butler assistant treasurer. REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS Anthony A.

Lufrano and wife, Hickory to Nicholas Rend and wife, Sharon. Sunset Blvd. property, Hickory Twp. Virginia M. Lehner and husband, West Salem to James E.

Groover and wife, West Salem Twp. 22.729 acres on the Ohio-Pennsylvania State! Line, West Salem Twp. Edith B. Christley and others, Delaware to Edward G. Chamberlain and wife, Greenville.

53 acres on Kremis Delaware Twp. Harry C. Foulk and wife, Telephone 588-2100 VISITING HOURS All private rooms, 9 a.m. to 8:30 p.m.; miiltiplo bod nulls and scmi- 1 to 8:30 p.m.; youth division, a.m. to 1 p.m.

and 2 to larcenies allegedly Jefferson Twp to Clarence last Jan. 22 at the Miller- official pointed out that this notiMcKnight Coal Co. yard in Mill irtnfCt only increases the responsibility of the officers charged with spending, but also gives them greater opportunity for desirable improvements in govern merit operation. Dr. Bernard S.

Hoyt, horse show committee chairman reported on the progress of the arrangements of the club-sponsored show to be held July at the 4-H Park grounds, Rt. 19, north of Mercer. There will be no admission charge for the show, said Dr. Hoyt. Cruelty to Animals Hearing Set April 24 A preliminary hearing has been scheduled for 1:30 p.m.

Tuesday, April 24, before District justice Henry S. Moore, Grove City, for Mr. and Mrs, Ivan M. Markosich of 876 Sharpsville Sharon, charged with cruelty to animals. State Police from the Mercer substation herded 16 ponies Monday and hauled them to the Mercer Livestock Auction yards, Rt.

19, just north of Mercer, until after the hearing. Three dead ponies were found buried under planks and shrubs and as of today, they are still A representative from the Pennsylvania Department of Health in New Castle, said today it is the responsibility of the Department of Environmental Resources, Division of Solid Waste Management, to investigate and notify the owners concerning the proper disposal of the animals. A representative of this division in Sharon was not available to comment on the disposition today. The ponies were transported From the livestock yards Thursday to the farm of Joseph Masson, Findley Mercer RD 6. PTA to Install MERCER The Mercer Area Parent Teacher Association (PTA) will install new officers at its meeting at 8 p.m.

Monday, April 16, in the West Elementary School all purpose room. Creek three miles northeast of Sandy Lake. Taken were $175 worth of tools from a dump truck owned by Guy F. Kuhn, Grove City RD 1, and a $10,000 dump truck owned by Clyde Salzono, 413 Vine New Castle. Haylett was arraigned before District Justice Henry Moore, Grove City, where the preliminary hearing will be held at 11:30 a.m.

Monday, April 23. Haylett pleaded guilty March 5, 1968, to his part in the Dec. 9, 1967, robbery of William Herman Ralston, manager of Warehouse Sales at Reynolds. Ansell and wife, Salem Twp. Property on Conneaut Lake- Leeches Corners Salem Twp.

George H. Bean and Sandy Lake RD 3, to Robert Dailey and wife, Clarks Mills RD 1. Property on Cranberry Swamp Deer Creek Twp. Lake Latomka, Inc. to John A.

Durinzi and others, Canonsburg. Two lots in the Lake Latonka subdivision, Jackson Twp. John A. Durinzi and others to Stephen C. Horwat and Canonsburg.

A tract in the Lake Latonka i i sion, Jackson Twp. James C. Davis, Farrell, to The man was making a night I Richard H. Foster and wife. deposit at the branch bank when he was Although Haylett did not wield the broken ball bat that seriously injured Ralston, he helped plan the crime with his younger brother, Douglas, and Donald Albert Royer, both 17 at the time.

Mercer County Juvenile court placed Douglas, who did not participate in the burglary and attack, in custody of his mother and sent Royer to the state ndustrial institution at Camp Hill. However, all three divided the $3,366 taken from Ralston, that represented the day's receipts from Warehouse Sales. Haylett was sentenced Oct. 8, 1968, to 3-to-10 years at 'amp Hill. He was released Sept.

26, 1971, but placed under parole until 1978. His parole officer said Haylett left the area in February 1972 without permission and has ived in Michigan, California and other places since. He will be charged with the fugitive violations before the county court next week. Mrs. Fink Elected President of BPW Mercer Business and Professional Woman's Club, at its recent meeting, re-elected Mrs.

Lawrence Fink, Jefferson Sharon RD 2, as president. Other officers elected were: Mrs. David Warner, East Lackawannock Mercer RD 7, vice president; Mrs. Property on Shen-ango Farrell. R.

Greeniee and others, Hempfield to W. Gary Mitcheitree and wife, West Middlesex RD 3. Property on Fredonia Hempfield Twp. Merle L. Dickson and wife, Salem to William G.

Pfaff and wife, Atlantic. Property on T.R. 596, Salem Twp. Waneta M. others, West Pearson and Middlesex, to James L.

Clark, 111 and wife, Masury. Property on New Castle Ave. and York Way, Sharon. Anthony R. Molinari and wife, Sharon, to Floyd M.

Redmond and wife, Sharon. Pritvdle St. property, Howard R. Connell and wife, Shenango to Earl W. Weimer and wife, Shenango Twp.

Bedford Rd. property, Shenango Twp. Irvin R. Greeniee and others, Hempfield to Wiliam P. Tobin and wife, Sharps- vine.

Holiday Lane Property, Hempfield Twp. 8:30 p.m. Discharge Walter Fisher, Mercer RD 4 Ralph Reed, Stoneboro Steve Kertel, Jamestown RD 2 Ralph Watt, 53 Harrison St. Edward McElhinny, Hartstown RD 1 John Simpson, St. Paul Home' James Groover, Jamestown RD 2 Joseph Angerer, Linesville Raymond Procner, Mercer Vito Zareeky, 116 Morgan St.

Joseph Brennaman, Mercer Gene Roberts, Saegertown RD 1 Miss Kay Hintz, Greenville Richard Murray 27 Franklin St. Amy Bolster, RD 2 Deborah Lewis, 14 Taylor St. Brian Hiney, Jamestown RD 2 Jay Smith, RD 2 Bruce Yeager Clarks Mills RD 1 Sharpe infant son, Cortland RD 1 Mrs. Robert McDonald, 12 Orangeville St. Mrs.

Esther Almes, Jamestown Mrs. Kenneth Hilyer, Haclley RD 2 Mrs. George Weaver, Fredonia Mrs. Roy Thompson, Conneautville RD 2 Mrs. Patrick Williams, Sharpsville Mrs.

Ralph Gartler, Conneaut Lake RD 2 Mrs. Ella Marstellar, 7 Penn Ave. Mrs. Lillie Reinhart, 130 Plum St. Mrs.

Delia Golden, 79 vlaple Dr. Mrs. Milford Ward, Jamestown Mrs. William Kovac, 212 South Mercer St. Mrs.

Alice Dale, Sharon Mrs. Jessie Fultz, MeadvtUc Mrs. Joseph Consiglio and daughter, Jamestown RD 1 Mrs. Thomas Kunovio and daughter, 16 Holiday Lane AEC Nomination Made WASHINGTON (AP) President Nixon has announced his choice for a vacancy on the Atomic Energy Commission. To serve as an AEC commissioner, Nixon will nominate William S.

Kriegsman, 41, Bethesda, Mil. War Monument Proposed WASHINGTON (AP) The Senate has passed and sent to the House a measure authorizing erection of a monument in Washington, D.C., to Americans who served in tlv. 1 Vietnam war. Shapp Will Propose Cheaper Way to Fund State Roadwork HARR1SBURG (AP) Under strong Republican 'tion, the Shapp administration has declined to propose a cheaper way to finance $104 million of highway resurfacing. The new plan, to be disclosed next week, will pay off Mie debt in 10 years rather than 30, as originally planned.

It would bring the total cost down from as high as $500 million to $135 million. House Republicans had charged Gov. Shapp's 30-year financing plan was a "fraud" that would end up costing taxpayers in interest two to tihree times the cost of the 1 surfaciag project. Republicans instead talked about, hiking the 8-cent gas tax one cent to pay for the maintenance. The 10-year plan was criticized by House Majority Leader Robert Butera, R-Montgom- cry, who said it.

still amounted to deficit financing. He said, however, lie could go along with it if Shapp could certify Chat the resurfaced roads will last longer than 10 years. One estimate Urns said the road would need new resurfacing in six years. "This kind of precedent (issuing bonds) wilil be the most tempting tilling to any future governor when he knows he's got a tax vote, or a budget vote, and knows he can promise a road and include it in a bond issue," said Butera. Shapp has promised no new taxes in the remainder of his administration, and could be expected to block a proposed gas tax increase.

An administration source said Transportation Secretary Jacob ICassab wiH propose (Jhc 10-year plan at a special House hearing on Monday. Rep. Victor J. Wss- terberg, R-McKean, chairman of the House Transportation Committee, had invited Shapp to personally testify, but the governor will send Kassab instead. The Senate passed the year highway resurfacing plan unanimously as part of a total $492 million capital budget.

The House Transportation Committee ripped the highway part out, however, but has not taken final action. The administration was un- certain whether it will Introduce new legislation to implement the 10-year plan of tfy to amend the pending bill. An administration spokesman said 30 years to finance the highway repairs was origiflahy proposed simply because it wasi included in the whole capital' budget, which traditionally is financed over 30 years. He admitted the shorter financing was "more economical." Draw Lucky 7 Numbers HARRISBURG (AP) The $75,000 bonus number in this week's Pennsylvania Lucky 7 lottery is G94232. The three-digit numbers are 045, and 139 and 873.

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