The Evening Standard from Uniontown, Pennsylvania • Page 15

-THE EVENING STANDARD, UNIONTOWN, TUESDAY, DEC. 8, U59 PACK II Johnston Is Promoted Charles t. Johnston, a native of Brownsville now residing in New York City, has been appoint- CLASSIFIED DISPLAY li LESS Than 2 Minutes, Play $9950 Even if you can't read a note, you can play this new chord organ without lessons, teachers or dreary practice. Just follow familiar numbers and letters--with one finger of each hand. Other organs to The TURNTABLE Phone GE 8-6509 OPEN EVENINGS cd a pension trust officer at the Chaso Manhattan Bank, Mr.

Johnston is a son of Howard B. Johnston, cashier at the Fayette Bank and Trust Co. here, and Mrs. Johnston. Mr.

Johnston received a bachelor of arts degree from the University of Michigan College of Arts in 1951. He received a law degree in 1957 from the University of Law School. In 1958 Mr. Johnston graduated from New York University's Business School and Law School. He also was admitted to the New York State Bar that year.

Mr. Johnston joined- the bank in 1957. He was in a special training program at head office from July, 1957, until March, 1958, when he joined the Trust Department's personal trust division. i July, 1958, he has been in that CLASSIFIED DISPLAY department's pension trust divi. sion.

From 1951 to 1964, Mr. Johnston served with the Army Security Agency in Japan and the Philippines. He is a member of Beta Theta Pi fraternity and Phi Delta Phi fraternity. Covered Dish Dinner For CWV Auxiliary A covered dish dinner will be held by the Auxiliary to the Catholic War Veterans, Father Thomas J. Dunn Post 1669, Wednesday at 6:30 p.m: in the post home.

Mrs. Helen Miscovich, Auxiliary president, will preside at the event. Members are requested to bring table service and a $1 gift. PLEASE DRIVE CAREFULLY! CLASSIFIED DISPLAY Whe-e-e-e Driving Is Fun Again In "Le Car Hot" 1960 RENAULT Delivered in Uniontown And Up To 40 Miles Per Gallon ROMESBURG MOTORS 28 W. Fayette St.

Ph. GE 8-3536 Uniontown, Pa. ANNOUNCING our New Discount House for Farm Equipment, Hardware, Appliances, Trucks, and many other lines. THIS means a lot of savings for you. COME IN and get acquainted with our New Plan.

THIS Plan is entirely new. YOU will SAVE several hundred dollars on your purchase. KRASIK'S FARM SERVICE, INC. Twilight Hollow, R.D. 2 Charleroi, Pa.

East Union PTA Meets East Union PTA will meet Thursday night at 8 o'clock'in the school. President Arthur Baiter will be in charge. Devotions will be led by the Rev. David Selleck. Highlight of the.evening will be a Christmas program presented by the fifth and sixth grades under the direction of Gladys Reynolds, fifth grade teacher, and Principal John Fabian.

The public, as well as PTA members, is invited. Refreshments will be served by third grade mothers under the chairmanship of Mrs. Dorothy Selleck. DIVORCES SOUGHT Two divorce suits have been filed here, both on grounds of indignities Margaret P. Basinger, Connelkville, against Vernon D.

Basinger, and Thomas B. Sullivan. Uniontown, against Nancy A. Sullivan, Dilliner. CLASSIFIED DISPLAY SAFETY TESTED USED CARS '58 Olds S-88 P.S.

P.B. Hydra, 1-owner '55 Olds S-88 Holiday P.S. P.B. ST3QC: Hydra I 7 '55 Olds S-88 4-dr. P.S.

P.B. 511 OR Hydra I '56 Ford 2-door, custom V-8 td 1095 '54 Buick Super H'top cpe. Dynaflow, R.H. $QQ Very clean. 7 BRYSON MOTORS 231 E.

Fayette St. GE 8-8531 I A Read and use the GIFT SPOTTER. It is your wonderful treasure chest of practical Xmas gifts for all. For Students AAA AUXILIARY MEMBERSHIP -For the son or daughter $8.00. Yearly renewal $6.50.

A Holiday gift that gives year 'round service and pleasure; Uniontown Motor Club, 119 W. Main Uniontown, Pa. GEneva 8-8575. CLARINETS, trumpets and saxo- pbones. Give the student a chance for miislc career.

Ellis Music Store, 29 Morgantown St. DESK SETS--Writing cases, diaries, photo albums, scrap boofcs, dictionaries, books, colored Dulany Office Equipment, 10 Morgantown St. NEWSPAPER FROM HOME No other can top this one. Send them a gift subscription to the Herald or Standard. Phone Circulation Department OE 8-2501.

TRAN3ISTOR RADIOS-A11 types and colors. Starting at $19.85. Weekly terms. Phone OE 8-2552 before 6 p. m.

TIMEX to $15.95. less 10 and oil. Moss Super Market. for Girls CAMERAS--Tho perfect gift. A full selection of the world's best known makes.

Priced from $5.95. FBOtoBtaphlt. 12 S. Gallatln. COAT AND SLACK SETS--Girls' and hoys'.

off. Ths Youth Shop, 10 N. Beeson Blvd. corduroy oaprl pants with matching blouse. Sizes 3 KX.

Bsg $3.98. Now Moss Super Market. LABQE STOPPED ANIMALS-OrlB- inally $5.98. Row $2.19. tesi 10 and off.

Moss Super Marfcet. NTtOS DRESSES-- Girls'. Slles 1 to 6X. Reg. $2.98.

Now $1.89. Moss Super Market. SNAPSHOT ALBUMS--Well made In a variety of colors. Piom Photographit, 12 S. Oallatln.

TOYS, candy, tropical fish. Seaton's, 60 Feathers Ave. GE 7-6869. TOTS--All 96C toys. Tic.

All $1.49 toys. B8c. Buper Market. Gifts for Him AAA Yearly renewal $12.50. A Holiday gift that elves year 'round service and pleasure.

Dniontown Motor Club. 119 W. Main St. Uniontown. Pa.

GE 8-8575. A. B. DICK PHOTOCOPY MACHINES --Geloio tape recorders, desk accessories. Webster Collegiate dictionaries.

W. H. Fnrwell 88 Main St. OE 7-7521. BRIEF CASES--for tie buslness- raan.

Steel office lurnlture, files and desk lamps. W. H. Farwell a W. Main St.

01 7-75M. BRIEF CASES--Desk pocket secretaries, stationery. Dulany Office Equipment, 10 Morgantown St. BINOCULARS, telescopes, magnifiers and other optical 12 S. osllfttln CHRISTMAS SAVINGS--A Oallatln Nstlonsl Bank 1000 Christmas Savings Club makes sn Ideal gift for anyone on your list.

Choose from ilx deposit groups. Interest on the average balance of completed clubs. At all thirteen Otllatln National Bank offices. HOVII CAMERAS--and accessories. Kodak and Bell Howclr cam- erss and accessories.

Screens, light ban, splicers, editors, cases, etc. Soimnn Photo Service, 180 N. Oal- latin Ave. Phone OE 1-3590. Where parking Is no problem.

PORTABLE TVl Phllco. World's most wanted model. $5.00 down. Terms. Phone OK 8-2552 before 8 p.m.

SHOTGUNS Franchl autoloaders and Ithsca pumps. World's lightest shot guns. See at ROM W. Mutti St. Gifts for Baby DOLLS--Toys lor Tots.

Imported Dry Goods, 120 E. Main. RAGS TO RICHES DOLL With 2 outfits. Originally $12.95. Now 15.115.

Moss Super Market. and Trim GIFT WRAP--All 11.00 3-tOll pack. MOBS super Market. Gifts for Boys BICYCLES--24 inch and 28 inch. Reg.

$39.95. Now $29.05. Moss Super Market. BIKES--All kinds. Skates, electric games, science toys, boys' hobbles, guns galore, plush and fur toya, little ladies' beauty toys, doll carriages, children's appliance sets, dolls, accessories and organs.

Low, low prices, superior Distributing 25-27 Dunbar St. BICYCLE--New Hawthorne Special $39.88, only $4 down. Montgomery Ward, DAISY AIR RIFLES and play gun kits also Marksman pistols and automatic sling shots. Ross 66 W. South St.

POOL TABLE--Large game room size. End bull return. $117.50. Sears, Roebuck i Catalog Order Desk. Phone GE 8-0531.

TOYS--One large lot of surplus toys. to off. Moss Super Market. Home Gifts AUTOMATIC WASHERS Sunbeam electric appliances. Complete line.

J. V. Nnra's Hi-Way Store, Rte. 119 North. BABY GRAND PIANOS (2)--Used; $250 and $400.

Ellis Music Store, 29 Morgantown St. GE 7-4011. CENTERPIECES Napkins, tallies, card holders, home decorations, tree decorations, novelties. Dulany Office Equipment, 10 Morgantown St. COLOR T.

V. Nara's Hi-Way Store, Rte. 119 North. FINE CRYSTAL--Goblets, sherbets, Ice teas, Juices, cocktails, highballs, wines, salad plates and personalized monogrammlng. Shackleford Glass 234 Pittsburgh St.

FRIGIDAIRE HOME FREEZERS -Special Holiday prices. Save as much as $70. Baker Kincald 88 W. Main St. GE 7-6091.

HOME MOVIE ACCESSORIES A complete line of screens, splicers, edltori, exposure light bars, filters, cases, etc. Pboto- graphlt, 12 8. Gallatln Ave. IRONRITE IRONS--Hoover sweepers, electric blankets, Zenltb Television, transistor radios and clock radios. Baker Kincald 88 W.

Main St. OE 7-6031. PHONOGRAPHS--Set the wonderful selection of new Symphonic Stere- oc. Models from $59.95. TurntaHlo.

GE 8-6509. Open evenings. PIANORGAN--See the new portable electric organs. Priced special for Christmas, Ellis Music Store, 20 Morgan town St. RADIOS--Portables and home.

Motorola. $19.95 to S49.95. Henzly Radio Sales Service, 61 S. Beeson Blvd. Phono GE 8-5600.

STAINLESS TABLEWARB-24 pltce service for lix. RCR. 89.95. Now MOM aupct Marfcat. SPINET PIANO--New; satin maple Ilnlsh.

Regular list 1635.00. Spo. clal 1477.50 including bench. Fred- erlck'i, Bccflon Blvd. SECTIONAL FURNITURE--3 plCCC beautiful Karpen, regular $605,00 only $495.00, FTfinklln Furniture Cor.

PlttBburgh Peter St. TRANSISTOR TABL1 RADIOS--Play anywhere I From tW.65. Service Radio, 09 W. Main St. Ol 8-4516.

Religious Gifts BIBLES, prayer books, plaques, eta- tuary, pictures, medals, other re- HgiouB gifts. Complete line rosary beads. Our Lady's Gift Shop. 42 E. Main GE 8-3916 Dom Zack, Prop.

For Oldsters RADIOEAR HEARING AID ana eye glass hearing aid. The modern hearing miracle. Only one tiny battery General Hearing Aid Center. 7 S. Gnllatln, GE 8-0981.

SONOTONE EYE GLASS HEARING AID--Terms. Call GE 7-6131 for appointment. Sonotone of Uniontown, 321 Gallatln Bank Bldg. Gifts for All A HERALD or STANDARD gift subscription ts sure to please. Call Circulation Department, GE 8-2501.

BELTONE HEARING AIDS The most priceless gift Is hearing. See our new hearing glasses. Beltone, Gallatin Bank Arcade. GB 8-3350. HEARING AIDS--A welcome gift.

Zenith $50 and up. Arcade Optical and Jewelry Cor. Morgantown South Sts. GE 7-6921. NIAGARA CYCLO-MASSAGE Now, a wider range of prices means there is a Cyclo-Massage gift by Niagara for everyone.

Niagara, 23 Morgantown St. PHOTOGRAPHIC PUBLICATIONS -A wide selection of the best books, on how to take and Improve your pictures. For the beginner or advanced amateur. From 25c to (6.00. Photographit, 12 S.

Gallatln. TAPE RECORDERS Jrom $79.95 also complete stereo tape systems. Hi-Fi Grotto, 97 W. Main St. GE 8-4516.

TRAINS--Lionel and American Flyer. Also repairs. Complete line of H.O. trains. We specialize in hobbles.

This Is our business. Uniontown Hobby Center. 36 W. South Street. GE 7-4461.

VIEW-MASTER 3D itereoscope. An exceptional gift for all ages. Hundreds of reels In fun color. Trua to life pictures. Viewer (1.75.

Reels 45c each or 3 for (1.25. Photographit, Inc. 12 S. Gallatln Ave. Gifts for Her A A A AUXILIARY MEMBERSHIP- IB .00.

Yearly renewal $6.50. A HoH- duy gift that gives year 'round service and pleasure. Uniontown Motor Club. 119 W. Main St.

Uniontown. Pa. OEneva 8-8575. CAMERAS--Priced from J5.95 up. Movie cameras from $32.50 up.

Projectors from $28.95 up. soxman Photo Service. ISO N. Gallatln Ave. Phone GE 7-3590.

Where parking Is no probl ilcm. sste DIAMOND RINDS--White and yellow sold. Sec our fine selection. Gomcr Jones. Jeweler, State Theater Bldg.

ELECTRIC RANGE--Full size. Well built. Regular price $249.50 for only $188.00. Franklin Furniture Cor. Plttsbureh Peter Sts.

MOVIg perfect gift for year around pleasure. Prices start at Photographit. II 8. Gallatln Ave. MATERNITIES lor the Holiday arriving a Fayctto County's largett selection low, low pflccs.

Modern Mri. Maternity Shop, 45 W. Church St. SAVINGS ACCOUNT--Start someone off in life with a regular Savings Account, come In and get the complete story. Fnyette Nations! Bank Trust Uniontown, TRAIN CASE--Reg.

$11.95. W.94. Ladles luggage 21" overnight, 24" pullmsn, $14.94. Montgomery Ward. Holiday Food Steel Union Negotiating WASHINGTON (AP) The Steel Workers Union is trying to complete a new labor agreement covering 25,000 members in the can manufacturing industry and use it to help jar loose a steel settlement.

Representatives of the American and Continental Can companies were reported near agree- nent today with Union President lavid J. McDonald on terms iniilar to the union's agreement vith Kaiser Steel Corp. That agreement: called for a 22'A-cent lourly increase in wages and Huge benefits over a 20month criod. McDonald hoped to finish up the can industry pact and turn to aluminum industry negotiations ioxt week in Chicago. union chief obviously hoped the settle- nents covering his members in hose industries would increase pressure for a steel settlement.

Federal mediators called in both jnion and steel industry negotiators this afternoon for a joint meeting. There seemed to he little liope for an early steel settlement BAKED GOODIES Make your ChrtstmoH table complete with dellckms Iruit cakes, pies, cakes and rolls from Richard's Bakery. 26 Beeson Blvd. GE 8-6521. FRUIT CAKES--and homemade candy.

Toe best. Rennle'8 Bakery, 15 Hogsett St. GE 8-7930. FBUIT CAKES--3 In decorated gift can. Specially priced lor Christmas.

Only 77 c. Moss Super Market. Gifts for Mom AUTOMATIC DRYER Phllco, $5.00 down, small weekly payments. Phone GE 8-2552 before 6 p.m. APPLIANCES--All kinds.

HsndbapB, manicuring sets, watches, clocks, stainless tableware, jewnlry. Low, low. low prices. Superior Distributing 25-27 Dunbar St. AUTOMATIC WASHER--G.

E. Was $279.95. Now $229.95. G. E.

dryer. Was $229.95. Now $180.00. Swan's G. E.

Appliance. 39 N. Gallatln. AUTOMATIC WASHERS and clothes dryers. J.

V. Nara's Hi-Way Store, Rte. 119 North. GE 7-7508. BEAUTIFUL YARN--All types for gift making.

Studio Knitting Shoppe, Hopwood, GE 8-4921. ELECTRIC TOASTERS Postorta Reg. $17.85. Special $9.95. Moss Super ELECTRIC FRTPAN With lid.

Foe- torla. Reg. $19.95. Now (11.63. Moss Super Market.

ELECTRIC REFRIGERATOR Kel- vinator. Regular price $229.95 for only $189.95. Franklin Furniture Cor. Pittsburgh and Peter Sts. PRIGIDAIRE Automatic washers ar.d dryers.

Porcelain Inside nnd No venting necessary. Baker Kincald 88 W. Main St. GE 7-6091. FRIGIDAIRE HOME APPPLIANCES.

Clearance sale on all 1959 models. Pairbank Electric Fairbank, Pa. Phone CHestnut 5-6381. GIFT APPLTANCES--Hnnd mixer, steam iron, toaster, waffle iron, griddle, percolator, skillet. Your choice, Montgomery Ward.

HAIR DRYERS--Tropic Air e. Reg. (7.95. Now $3.95. Moss Super Market.

MIXMASTER Sunbeam. Regular now $25.88 for Christmas. Hormcll'B Hardware, 43 N. Gallatln Phone GE 7-5311. SEWING SUPPLIES--Shears, sewing baskets and many other gift items at Singer Sewing Machine 30 W.

Main St. Phone OE 8-3080. SWEEPER--Electrolux. New guarantee. Nice gift.

$29.95. GE 7-2385, Gifts for Dad AUTO SEAT COVERS--He will be thrilled Christmas morning If you give him a Gift Certificate for a eet of new seat covers from King's Auto Scat Cover 37 E. Fttycttc OE 7-7751. Free Installation BERNZ-O-MATIC PROPANE TORCH KIT--Value terrific buy $4.88. (Includes 3 tips).

Prank's Auto, 45 8. Oallatln Ave. CAMERA OUTFITS--Complete with everything needed for those holiday pictures, A full selection From easy to use snapshot cameras to the more versatile models From $9.95. Photographit, 12 B. Gallatln Ave.

ELECTRIC SHAVERS--Camera outfits, watches, golf equipment, finn- ing power, tools, wallets and luggage. Low. low. low prices, superior Distributing Co. 25-27 Dunbar St.

HO MR BARBER SETS--10 Reg, Now Mow Super Market. VIBRATOR KIT-Heg. 18.11." 14.99, MOM Super Market. Record Hop Slated Here North Union Band a Assn. will sponsor a record hop tomorrow night from o'clock until 11:15.

The affair will be held at VFW Post 47 Marshall Hall with UOH Sykes, WCVI disc jockey, spin, ning the platters. Door prizes will be awarded at intermission and a free checking service will be available. The dance will be held under complete parental supervision. The following band parents will chaperone: Door prize tickets, Mrs. Dorothy Gismondi; ticket (able, Mrs.

Esther a Mrs. Jean Irubbs and Mrs. Lillian Hixon; concessions, Mrs. Ann Seman; checking, Mrs. Ethyl Wilkovich and Mrs.

Alverta Lozaw; floor supervisors, Mrs. Dorothy Paull, Mrs. Lillian Hixon, Mrs. Eleanor Dowla and Mr. and Mrs.

Kenneth Clark. Door prizes Were awarded at special Thanksgiving record 10P to: Anna Marie Tresky, Waynesburg College; Erma Jean Oberly, Twila Young, Fran Rosier, Joyce Mulins and Loretta Rehaly, North Union; Bob McGregor and Judy Carroll, Uniontown, and Tom Lau- cola. South Union. Chairman of the record hop is Airs. Esther Kukurugya.

Co-chairman is Mrs. Jean Grubbs, with jillian Hixon in charge of pub- icity. Local Soldier Joins In Shooting Matches Specialist-Four Andrew J. Boyd 24, whose wife, Dianna, lives at: 11 Wilson Uniontown, recently participated in the 4th Armored Division's "Little Camp Perry" rifle and pistol matches in Germany. Specialist, Boyd, a truck driver in Company A of the division's 4th Quartermaster Battalion in 3oppingen, entered the Army in February 1957 and arrived overseas the following December.

Boyd's father lives at 11 Duckett St. HURT ON SLED Donald Stash, 13, son of Mr. jnd Mrs. George Stash, Waltersburg, was treated in Uniontown Hospital yesterday for chin lacerations sustained in a sled-riding accident. LEGAL NOTICES NOTICE Sealed, competitive bids are solicited by the School District of the City of Uniontown for construction of stair towers in the Boyle School.

Specifications may be obtained from J. C. Fulton Son, Architects, Gallatin National Bank Building, Uniontown, Pa. All bids must be In the bands of the undersigned In the Central School. Building, 18 E.

South Uniontown. on or before De- icmber 10, 1959, at 5:00 o'clock p.m. SCHOOL DISTRICT, CITY OF.UNIONTOWN B. E. TANTLINGEE, Secretary $50.00 $50.00 $50.00 $25.00 proposal NOTICE OF LETTING Thursday, January 14.

I960 at 1:00 p. Eastern Standard Time, Public School Building Authority will receive at 101 South 25th Street, Kline Village Harrlsburg. Pennsylvania, scaled proposals which be pvibUcly opened lor the fol- lovrtnp; project: ADDITION TO SECONDARY SCHOOL FOR GERMAN TOWNSHIP SCHOOL DISTRICT FAYETTE COUNTY, PENNSYLVANIA Walter P. Schardt leistered Architect 100J South Avenue Pittsburgh 21, Pennsylvania Contract Type of Deposit Number Contract Per Set 858-654-1 General Construe- turn 4 50 00 B58-6M-2 Heating-Ventilation Construction 858-654-3 PlumblnR Con structlon 0X8-654-4 Electrical Con structlon 858-654-5 Food Service Equipment Plans, specifications. forms and bid envelopes may be secured by prospective bidders by applying to ARCHITECTS named nbove and depositing the amount sute.d Rhavc, which will he refunded ONLY uprm receipt of a bona fide by the Authority nnd.

the return of t.hr plans und specifications to the Architects In or dcr i i ten (10) tiny.s after the opening of bids; oUierwtfin, the deposit will be forfeited. Mall Bipartite checks to THE ARfJHTTLCTS for plans and specifIcn lions for Mich contract. a a specifications may be reviewed at the offices of the Architects or State Public School Building Authority. Each hid must bo accrnnpftnlrd hy bid bond, or a certified, bsink cashier's or treasurer 1 check PAY- AliLE TO THE STATE PUHUO SCHOOL BUILDING AUTHORl'IY In nn ani'mnt NOT LESS thnn five per cent of the total bid, Thfl State Public Srhool P-ulldlntf Authority reserves tho right to reject any or all bids or to nccept or reject any part of any bid. C.

DARTMAN Executive Director IN TEXAS--Airman Larry D. Swarli, son of Mrs. Frances Swartz of Fairbank, has completed his initial course of Air Force basic military training at Lackland Air Base, Texas. He has been selected to attend the technical school for aircraft and missile accessories at Chanute Air Base, III. Hospital News Uniontown Visiting Hours 3 to 8 p.m.

Children Under 12 Not Permitted Admissions: Alice Barrett, Uniontown; Jerome Klein, i William Thompson, Brown- Kevin Mclnlire, Uniontown; Bertha Nesmith, Hopwood; Anthony DePaull, Connellsville; Zygmunt Kudzdra, McClellandtown; William New Salem; Mary Petran, McClellandtown; Susan Hancheck, Masontown; Shirley J. Frazee, Uniontown; Keith Kesler, Melcroft; Gerard Hohlf, Uniontown; Kenneth Uniontown; Blanche McGurgan, Uniontown; Donald H. i Smithfield; James F. Moore, Uniontown; Joan D. Vratarich, New Salem; Barrel! M.

Hart, Uniontown; Ruth R. Jordan, Uniontown; llensel S. Mausl. Fairchance; Leslie T. Bowen, Honco; a Snozek, Uniontown; Elsie G.

Blumenschein, Uniontown. Discharges: Harold a 1 Peggy Caldwell, Pauline Delorenzo and son, Daniel i Morma Knox and daugher, Alexander Kosky, Audrey i 11 Lenora Piper and daugher, Velna Kahm and son, Alice Ann ihawlcy, Mary R. Simon, Patsy Swentko. Brownsville Admissions: George a Grindstone; Sherman a 1 Brownsville; John Brewer, Bcnt- leyvillc; Mrs. Emma A 1 a Brownsville; Carol Ann Pochck, Fayette City; Mrs.

Annie Pursglove, W. Brownsville. Discharges: Mrs. Belty A Avery and daughter, Mrs. Sophie Huffman- and daugher, Mrs.

Rose Amelia Horka and son, Constantino Dilulio, Mrs. Kathryn Summers, Mrs. Hannah Wortman and daughter, Walter Booze. Connellsville Admissions! Harry a Connellsville; Charles McCormick HI, Connellsville; James A. Wilhelm, S.

Connellsville; Mrs. Gwendolyn Trenker, Dunbar; Leo Macau, Smock. Discharges: Raymond Strickler, Mrs. Barbara Stoner and daughter, Hev. Richard Wright, Mrs.

Lois Lanning, Mrs. Selma Enos, Joe Thompson. Greene County Admissions: Denise Ann Tymin- sky, Pittsburgh; Mrs. Domenick Zetti, Clarksville; Mrs. Jessie L.

Ball, Waynesburg; Mrs. a Headley, Wind Ridge R. D. Mrs. Jack B.

Huntley, Crucible; James E. Lonergan, Waynesburg; Mrs. Freemont Scott, Waynesburg; Mrs. Joseph Smith Greensboro; Frank Stroman, Clarksville; Deborah Kathleen Thistlethwaite, Jefferson; Elmer E. Nemacolin; Mrs.

Snowdcn White, Waynesburg; Marshall Yost, Mannington R. D. Ward A i 1, Waynesburg R. D. Charles A.

Barbe, Greensboro R. D. Mrs. John F. Blair, Sycamore R.D.

Larry E. Brummage, Fairvicw R. D. Miss Rebecca Chesworth, Pittsburgh; Cathy Jean Christopher, Waynesburg; Mrs. Joe Danko; Bobtown; Mrs.

James P. Evans, Crucible; George Fedelischak Fredericktown R. D. Mrs. J.

Edward Ferris, Browns- R. D. Joseph Graham, Waynesburg; Leslie Haines, Mt. Morris R. D.

1: Mrs. Gale Mil- verding, Waynesburg; Mrs. Albert uoncs, New Freeport R. D. Raymond L.

Kclley, Crucible; Mrs. Harry Kiger, Mapletown R. Mrs. Eugene i Marianna; Fred Kndle Waynesburg; Grovcr E. Hughn, Waynesburg R.

D. Mrs. William Lambert, Vestaburg; Mrs. Gustavo Mich- antz, Carmichaels R. D.

1: John Poinar, Nemacolin; Mrs. Presock, Dilliner: Arley i Jefferson R. p. i a Stewart, Carmichaels R. D.

1. Discharges: Mrs. a cj Befchy and daugher, Mrs. Carl Hoy Jr. and daugher, Chauncey Ammons, Mrs.

Norman Anderson and son, Mrs. Jack D. Barclay and son, Mrs. Arthur Bcdillion, Mrs. William Bennett, a i Bloui, Mrs.

Richard Chadwick and daughter, Ted Chapman, Carl Cole, Jackie Sue Cummins, Mrs. Thomas Efaw, John Geary, William E. Hart, Fred Kridle Jr Mrs. William F. Lewis and.

son, Mrs. Hussell Martin, Mrs. pyle, Mrs. Floyd Rush Mrs. Asa Scott, Disidoro Virgilli, Mrs.

Grace Wells. St. Francis Wins, 90-74 By The Associated Press Francis of Loretto's basket- team had a hard time getting the ball close to the basket in the irst half of their game Monday night against Kentucky Wesleyan. In the second half they had a bard time missing it. The Frankies, who scored 26 points in the first frame, bounced back with 64 in the second for a 90-74 come fronvbe- linri victory at Altoona.

Joe Aston of St. Francis scored only two points in the first half, jut 20 in the second. Teammate Wilbur Trosch picked up 18 of his 26 points in the second stanza. Coleman garnered 25 points for Kentucky. In other basketball action Pitts- jurgh's Panthers fell before Purdue 91-79 for their second defeat by a Big Ten team.

The game was played at Lafayette, Ind. Pitt hit on 45 per cent of it shots from the field, but gathered only 43 rebounds. Purdue got 56 rebounds. Dick Falenski scored 21 for Pitt, and teammate Bob Sankey collected 20. Terry Dischinger pulled down 14 rebounds and scored 19 point! for Purdue.

Carnegie Tech suffered its first defeat in four games. St. Vincent, winless in three games, upset the Tartans 80-71 at the Tech's gym. A game between Fairmont, W. and California State Teachers College at the latter's home floor was cancelled because of snow.

HURT IN FALL Mary Petran, 71, of McClellandtown, was treated in Uniontown Hospital yesterday for a fractured arm suffered in a fall. PONY EXPRESS The Pony Express began to carry, mail to the West Coast in I860. PLEASE DRIVE CAREFULLY! LOCKE, MARTIN--Friends belne received In the Sklrpan Funeral Home, Brownsville, where 'prayer service will be held Wednesday afc 8:30 a. followed by Requiem High Mass In St. Cecelli'i R.

Church. Grindstone. The Rer. Fr. M.

J. Ftllpclc will celebrate tho Mass. Interment will be In St. Hedwlg'i cemetery. Smock.

Holy Name Society and Christian Mothers of Grindstone will meet In the funeral home this evening at 7:30 to recite the Rosary. AT NORFOLK Seaman Apprentice Thomas H. Fike, son of Mrs. Mabel Fike of 29 MacArthur Terrace, is at the U. S.

Naval Receiving Station, Norfolk, awaiting transfer. DEATH NOTICES BUNDA, ANNA SQUIREK-Aged 47, 00 Senrlghts, died Sundtiy. December 6. 1959 in her home at 10:40 m. She wns horn April 4.

1B12 In Mennllcn Township, whore she had resided her entire lite. She wns the daughter or Kalherine Squlrpk, Hnddenvllle and the late Joseph Squirek. She was a member of St. Therese R. C.

Church. Uniontown. In addition to her mother, she Is survived by these children. John Mlrftnov, Do- trolt, MYs. Hnrold (Dolores) May, Searlghts: Richard Mirnnov and MTnrgriret Ann, at home; two grandchildren; brothers and sisters.

John squtrek. Hflddenvlllc; Stanley Bqulrch. bemont; Mnry nnd Victoria Molek. NeWboro; Cecelia Molek. Greensboro.

She WHS predeceased by one son, Stanley and one brother, Joseph. Friends are being received In the lamlly residence until Wednesday at 8:15 a. when prayer service will ha held. Requiem High MHBH will bo intoned at 9:30 in St. Tbereso R.

C. Church. Tho Rev. Pr. Nicholas J.

Thomas will celebrate tht Mass. Interment will be In St. Joseph's Cemetery, Hopwood. under th.B direction ol C. B.

Dearth Sons New Salem. 1MNNECKER. MRS. MARY--Friends are being received In the Mlnerc Funeral Home, 196 W. Main St until Wednesday morning at o'clock and in the Pleasant View Presbyterian Church from 12:30 until 2 p.

the hour of aervire. with Rev. George F. Conley officiating. Burial will follow In tho IMensnnt View Cemetery, under the direction of C.

D. Dearth Sons Funeral Home, New Salem. Tho Ellen Rebekah Lodge 233, will conduct ritualistic services this evening at 7 o'clock. Pnllbenrers will be Oliver Brown. Earl Adftms.

Daniel Harford, Eugene McMaster, Paul Lowe. Edgar Krepps. DEAN, JOHN A. 82 years, died In the Lebanon Veterans Administration Hospital, Monday, December 7, 1959. He was a former resident of Falrchance and was a Spanish-American Wnr veteran.

Surviving are the following children: John A. Dean, Ewart Dean both of Brooklyn, N. Mrs. Cordelia Patty of Akron. Ohio.

A brother, William Dean of Chlcngo. nine grandchildren, sixteen great grandchildren also survive. Funeral arrangements under the, direction of the Oolds- boro Funeral Home, Firchance, are Incomplete. HANKINS, WILLIAM MORELAND-Friends are being received In the Ferguson Funeral Home, today from 10 a. m.

until 2 p. the hour of service. The Dr, William B. Hlndman will officiate. Interment will be In Oak Grove Cemetery.

The family asks that flowers pleaeo be omitted. JOHNSON, AUGUST--Aged 05, died in his residence. 32 Carlisle Monday morning, December 7. He was predeceased by his wile. Bertha A.

Johnson In 1916. He is survived by three grand children. JoAnn Boulous; Clarence A. Johnson and Jean Shiiltjt; three nephews. Dr.

Altha Nabors; Ollte and Emanuel Nelson. Friends will he received after 1 p. m. today In the J. Harry Johnston Sons Funeral Home, 65 N.

Gallatin where services will be held Wednesday at 2 p. rn. The Rev. G. C.

WftUlkoeniR will officiate. Interment will be In Park Place Cemetery. KOZLOVIC, JOHN--Aged 6fl. Uniontown, a retired miner, died Monday, December 7. 1059 at 1 p.

m. He is survived by a brother, Shandor. Uniontown: a brother, phon and one sister. Theresa, re Bide In Yugoslavia. Friends will be received in the Haky Funeral Home, 139 W.

Fayette after 7 p. m. today i Thursday at 10 a. the hour of nervlce. Interment will be In St.

Mary's Cemetery. LATHAM. THOMAS EUGENE--Aged 83 years of Decmston Borough. Fredericktown, R. died Saturday.

December 5. li)59 at 1:50 p. m. at the home of his daughter, Mrs. Harry McCarty of Fredericktown, R.

D. He wns bom October 25, 1871 In OrafLon. W. Va. lift Is the son of the late J.

Tand and Virginia Hciromus Latham and be longed to the First Methodist Church in FrcdertfikLown, Sunday School of East Bethlehem Baptist Church of DecrnslYJn, Junior Order United American Mechanics of California. in which ho received his fifty year pin thli year. He Is survived by one daughter, Mrs. Hnrry (Harriet) McCarty ol Fredericktown, R. three grand daufihtent, Mrs.

Charles (Helen) Falcon of Frnderlcktown; Mrs. B. W. (Lorraine) Chnmbcri of New Richmond, and Dolly Holmes of Frederick town: two grandsons, Eugene McCarty ol Fred rick town, R. and Roberl McCarty of Jefferson ami eight great grandchildren.

Friends arc bPlng received in Gordon Greenlee II c. Fredftrlcktown' where services will ho hflld Tuesday at 2 p. with Rev. P. Wafthburn officiating, assisted by rtev.

EiiRf-ne Barrett, intormeni will be In the Be Us I He Cemetery HURTS COLLARBONE Alex Kroma, 63, a resident of the Fayette County Home, was reated in Uniontown Hospital erday for a fractured collarbone suffered Saturday in a fall. DEATH NOTICES MARCINAK, MRS. ANNA--Age 79 years died Monday, December 7, 1959 at 9:10 P. M. in the home or her daughter.

Mrs. Louis (Honey) Angell of High House Road, She survived following children, Walter or McClellandtown, Mrs. Joseph (Martha) Petcheny ot McClellfindtown, Mrs. Frank (Josephine) zlmcosky of Footedale, John of Detroit, Michigan. Stanley of Bnlstnger, Mrs.

Bernard (Mftrle) Brltz of UletU. Mrs, Louis (Honey) Angell of High. House Road. Mrs. Michael (Bertha) Ro- chck of Footedalo Road; twenty six grandchildren and twenty great grnnclchildren.

She was predeceased by her husband. Casper A. MarclnaK. November 2. 1959.

a daughter. Mrs. Clara Kopacfeo. November 9. 1959 and son.

Prank, March 1925, Friends will be received in the Sangstori Funeral Home. McClellnndtown after 2 P. M. Wednesday where prayer services will be conducted Friday at P. M.

lollowed by additional rites in the Church Hill Presbyterian Church with the Rev. Thomas F. Conboy, Jr. officiating. Interment In the family plot in the church cemetery.

PETROSKY, MRS. MARY--Friends are being received In the Flack- Maruccl Funeral Home, Legion Republic, until Wednesday at 8:30 a. when prayer service will be held, followed by Requiem High Mass In the Holy Rosary R. C. Church.

The Rev. Fr. A. J. Balok will celebrate the Mass.

will be In the church cemetery. PLISKO. STEVE SR--Aged 77, Eden- bora, died. Monday, December 7, 1959 at 8:45 a. m.

In the Union- town Hospital. He was a member of St. Mary's R. C. Church.

Leek- rone; UMWA, Local 6326 and Jed-- nota Lodge 352. He was censed by his wife, Sophia Pllsko In 1955. 'He ts survived by thesa. children, Mrs, Albert (Louise) Otten, McClean, John at home; Joseph, Johnstown; Mrs. Andrew (Mhry) Goodlsh.

Nemacoltn; Stephen Edenborn; Mrs. John (Josephine) a and Frank (Sonny), of Brownsville; twenty grandchildren; five greab grandchildren. Friends will be received after 1 p. m. today In the Yoncy Funeral Home, where prayer service wil! be held Thursday at 9 a.

m. Requiem High Macs will, bo Intoned at 9:30 In St. Mary's R. C. Church, Leckrone.r The Rev.

Fr. Anthony Hardy will' celebrate the Mass. Interment In the church cemetery. (Brownsville Telegraph, please copy). RICHEY, MRS.

ANNA McCRAY ARcd 34. 129 W. Main died 7 Monday evening, December 7, 1858, following nn extended illness. Born in Uniontown, January 15, 1866. she had resided at the present address her entire life.

She was pre- deccnsed by her husband, N. Rlchey In 1950 and one son, Hnrold McCray Richey In 1957. She was a member of Bethel Baptist Church for approximately i i years and also a member or the Keystone Class. She Is survived by one son, Donald Trader Rlchey, North Canton, one daughter, Mrs, Grace R. Mc- Glnty, Uniontown; six grandchll- drcn: three great grandchildren.

Friends will he received after 7 p. m. Lodfly in the Minerd Funeral Home. 1RG W. Main where services will be held Thursday at 2 p.

m. The Rev. John Mueller will officiate, assisted by. the Rev. Earl P.

Confer. Interment will be in the Oak Grove Cemetery. (Connellsvllle Courier, pleasa copy). SMOLLOCK, MARY--Friends are bf-Ing received In the Yoney Funeral Home, Masontown. whore prayer service will be held Wednesday afc a.

followed by Requiem High MOBS at 9:30 a. m. In St, Mary's R. Church, Leckrone, with Rev. Anthony Hardy at celebrant.

Interment will be In the church cemetery. TARKO. MICHAEL--Friends arc being received In the late resldencn until Wednesday st 9 a. when prayer service will be held, followed by Requiem High Mass in St. John's O.

C. Church. The Rev. Fr. Peter and Rev.

Father Thomas Dollna.y of Pittsburgh, will celebrate the Mass. Interment will bo In the church cemetery. Hopwood, under the direction of the Haky Funeral Home. St. John's O.

C. Rosary Society will recite the Rosary this evening at 6:30. VAUGHN, MRS. KATHRYN --Aged 5f). formerly of Uniontown, died Saturday.

December 5, 1959 in the Uniontown Hospital. She wns superintendent of Mt. Rose Baptist: Church School for seven years and was corresponding secretary the Youghlogheny Western Baptist Sunday School Convention for eighteen years, she was a member of the Alpha Daughters of Sphinx 28. She Is survived by one son, Samuel Gray-and one granddaughter, Arlche Gray, Uniontown: three brothers, David Early, Detroit, Mich; Ferdinand Early, Hampton, Robert Early. Fairchance; one sister, Mrs.

Ethel Persons. Detroit, one aunt, Mrs. Kettle Reynolds, Uniontown; and a host of other relatives and friends. Friends will be received In Lbfi Lantz Funeral Home. 297 E.

Main after 5 p. in. Services will be conducted Wednesday at 2 p. m. in the Mt.

Ross Baptist Church. The Rev. C. J. Walker will officiate, assisted by the Rev.

T. J. McGhec. IntennenC win be In the White Rock Cemetery. The Alpha Daughters ol the Sphinx 28 will conduct rltuallstlo services in the funeral home, Tuesday evening at 8 o'clock.

WHALEN. PETE--Age 68 years, husband of Edith Haney Whalen of 247 N. Gallatln Ave. died In- tha Allegheny Hospital at 1:45 A. M.

Tuesday, December 8, 1950 after a prolonged illness. Born in Letsen ring ha was a former employes of the Vesta 5 Mine. Besides his wife he Is survived by two children, MolHft James both at home; a brother, Bert of Uniontown and a sister, Mrs. May Rose of Uniontown. Friends will be received In the Victor A.

DeCarlo Funeral Home, 136 -N. Oallatln Ave. after 8 P. M. this evening until 8:30 Thursday morning followed by a Requiem High Mass at 9 o'clock In St.

John's R. Church with Rev. Father Jamea D. Hanlon as celebrant. Burial will follow In the St.

Mary's C. Church, Cemetery. Leckrone. BEAUTIFUL SYLVAN HEIGHTS Memorial Park Areii Monument Sections A LIMITED NUMBER OF MAUSOLEUM SPACES ALL FULLY ENDOWED MAKE A CHOICE BEFORE THE NEED ARISES AT SYIVAN HEIGHTS GE 7-4410 or 8-7761.