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(Ufa SttuiroUtf THURSDAY. JUNE 9, i960 PAGE FIVE SAVE 61 A GALLON HOUSE PAINT MILDEW-RESISTANT SELF-CLEANING Made with extra titanium, the whitest pigment known and pure linseed oil. Contains Silicone. White stays white because its self- cleaning. Self-leveling, hides well.

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State Aerie Of Eagles To Convene PITTSBURGH, June 8 All arrangements have been com' pleted for the 49th annual convention of the Pennsylvania State Aerie of the Fraternal Order of Eagles to be held in Pittsburgh commencing Friday, June 10, and continuing through Sunday, June 12, according to State Secretary Maurice Splain The convention will attract eral thousand delegates to Pittsburgh and will be headquartered at Hotel Roosevelt, Mayor Joseph M. Barr and County Commissioner John -McGrady, both long-time Eagles, will officially welcome the delegates at 1:30 p.m. on Friday. The principal speaker at the convention will be Governor David L. Lawrence who helped to organize the Pennsylvania State Aerie in Pittsburgh in 1912 where the State Aerie convention was' held.

Other featured speakers are former Governor John S. Fine; Daniel B. Swaney, member of the Pennsylvania Liquor Control Board; Robert F. Kent, state treasurer of Pennsylvania and J. Philip Bigley of Viroqua, Wisconsin, grand worthy president of the Fraternal Order of Eagles.

4-H Clubs Harmony Hustlers The second meeting of the Harmony Hustlers 4-H Club of Neilltown was held at the home ol Maxine and Richard Chapman, Wednesday night, June 1, at 8 o'clock. There were seven members and the county agent present. The meeting was opened with the club pledge led by Darryl Peterson. We elected the following officers: Richard Chapman, president; John Homer, vice president; Eileen Peterson, secretary-treasurer; Graydon Thomas, song leader; Patty Hanlon, game leader, and Edna Fenton, news reporter. Russell Smith, the county agent, talked to us about the projects each of us is taking, this He THE BUY OF THE YEAR! Giant 12f; 279 .00 w.t.

Refrigerator-Freezer Combination IT'S BIG W7 Pound True Zero degrat IT'S LOADED WITH EXTRAS! Automatic defrosting Two egg racks and buift-tn Two porcelain vegetable crispwu- 40 quarts of vegetables Big convenience for k.p containers MOOR fCttr ffffiMTE NEW SQUARE STYLING Utfebti To Study in Buffalo Miss Garnet M. Gates, a Titusville High School 1960 graduate and daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence T. Gates of 423 E.

Walnut has been accepted as a student at Bryant and Stratum Business Institute in Buffalo this fall. Miss Gates has completed the business education course in the high school and will study secretarial science. also told us about 4-H camp which which is in July. We decided to have lOc dues, starting with the next meeting. The meeting was adjourned and refreshments were served The next meeting will be held at John Homer's on June 29, at 7 p.

m. Edna Fenton, reporter. DEATHS Stephen L. Johnston Stephen Linas Johnston, 76, of Tidioute, RD 2, died suddenly at his home at 9:30 a. m.

yesterday. He was born at Tionesta June 16, 1883, the son of Stephen and Elizabeth Hepler Johnston. A carpenter by trade, Mr. Johnston was a member of 'the West Hickory Methodist Church. He married the former Sarah B.

McMichael, who survives, along with the following children: David Johnston of Pittsburgh, Mrs. Gertrude Osten of Tidioute, RD 2, Stephen Johnston Jr. at the Kincheloe Air Force Base, and Mrs. Mary Lou of Tionesta; 19 grandchildren and four great-grandchildren, and one brother, Harvey Johnston of Tionesta. Mrs.

William Wheeler Mrs. Loretta Wheeler, 69, of 1050 Bay Road, Webster, Westmoreland County, died June 5 in Northside Hospital, Pittsburgh, after a two-month illness. Mrs. Wheeler, wife of William Wheeler, a retired auto repairman, was the organizer and first president of the St. Rita's Society and the St.

Rita's Garden Club in Webster. She was a member of the Monroe County Hook Rue Guild. Mrs. Wheeler was born in Titus- vilJe and went to Webster with her husband in 1924. They celebrated their 47th wedding anniversary last January.

Besides her husband, Mrs. Wheeler leaves four sons, Robert of Holcomb, Richard of Webster, William Joseph of Madison, and James of Webster; three daughters, Mrs. Calvin Richards', Mrs. Harold Hargarther and Mrs. Matthew Murowski of Webster; three sisters, Mrs.

Leon Come and Mrs. Laurence Reynolds of Titusville and Mrs. Harry McFadden of Erie, a brother, Clarence Tuck of Titusville; 24 grandchildren and, a great-grandchild. The funeral service was held yesterday in St. Rita's Church.

Burial was in Holy Trinity Cemetery. Grange News Cherrytree Grange will not meet Saturday evening. Members will go to Pomona Grange at Richland Grange. BURGESS PARK Picnic Shelter Scouts Pack 91, Den 5. Evans Lodge Club.

BREyiTIES Curry Cleaners, 3-3141. Advance Cleaners, 5-0301. Harvey Oubiel Supply 3-32 Dr. lavid Sharp, optometrist Phone 3-1341. Dr.

H. Schieider, toot specialist, 125 Central 3-1301 AH flower plants reduced at Brook's Greenhouse. Phone 2972, Sparta nsburg. Townville 2732 is new phone number for Ro-Ette Beauty Shop, Faye Steadman, Townville. Free American Cancer Society dressings Call Mrs Robert Ross, 3-4965, or Mrs.

Blaine Pringle, 3-1635. 3-inch geraniums, 25c each, 5 for Sl.OO; at Rowe's Greenhouse. Cash and carry, open 8 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. Tomatoes seedlings 23c dozen or 5-dozen ior $1.00.

Cash and carry. Open 8 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. Rowe's A Stranford Dry Cleaners now have Tues and Fri. pick-up and delivery in Titusville, Rouseville and Plumer.

Phone Oil City 4-0311. Coleman Smith T.V. Cable is now operated by Master Antenna T.V. System. Phone.

52261. Reception is not up to standard due to temporary operation. Attention: Local Union No. 3052, United Steelworkers of America Election Notice- An election for the offices of Local Union President, Vice President, Recording Secretary, Financial Secretary, Treasurer, Guide, Guard, Trustee, and for the positions of Grievance Committeemen will be held between the hours of 1 p.m. and 7 p.m.

on June 15, 1960 at Steelworkers Hall, Spring and Monroe Titusville, Penna. This includes laid-off members in good standing. Lloyd McKune, Rec. Jack D. Clark, Fin- Secy.

Attention F. 0. Eagle member's: Stag picnic scheduled for Sunday, June 12, cancelled until a later date. Advance notice of new date will be given. Bike Is Stolen Police were told yesterday that a 26-inch red Schwinn bicycle owned by Milton Chase of W.

Spring St. had been stolen from behind the Hugh Jones Shoe Store. Weekend extended weather forecast for today through next Monday follows: "Temperatures will average two to four degrees above normal. Continued moderately cool Thursday followed by gradually warming temperatures Friday through Monday. Showers over the weekend will total to inch." New Shopping new shopping plaza costing upwards of 2 million dollars will be built on Route 58 just on the outskirts of Greenville.

Gayland of Cleveland, Wednesday it has purchased 93 acres of land to build the shopping plaza. Initially the plaza will have room for 17 stores. A new shopping plaza also will be built on Route 88, just south of New Castle, by Edward of New Castle. It will cost 3 million dollars and will house 35 stores. Named to Highway R.

"Jack" Straub of Rouseville has been named one of Venango County's two, assistant highway maintenance superintendents. An employe of the department for the past four years, he replaces William Hoffman of Jackson Township who resigned Tuesday and has taken a position with an out- of-state contractor. Mr. Hoffman was a candidate for the Venango County Democratic chairmanship and was defeated by Paul Steffee of Rouseville, 107 to 37. Parking Lot auto backed into a parked car about 7 a.

m. yesterday in the Quality Cash portion of the municipal parking lot. Police said that William L. McNamara of Tonawanda, N. backed his 1959 Buick sedan out of a parking space into the rear of a 1960 Chevrolet sedan.

The owner of the Chevrolet was not learned, but a note was left on the car giving Mr. McNamara's name and address. The ELECTRIC SOLDERING SOLID COPPER TIP for EXTRA HEAVY DUTY HEATS IN SECONDS PISTOL GRIP COOL BAKELITE HANDLE WORKS ON ORDINARY HOUSE CURRENT Pay Nothing Until September ELLIS "Carload" DAY Tifusvilfe Cony FOR rtm HSDIO TfltVlSlON' FOR AUTO fOR HOBBI PREUMON Bint Tremendous Value HURRY White Have It, Can Get It, or It Isn't Made, S. Franklin St. RR AN hone 2-2271 HARDWARE, ING.

FVNERAL NOTtCES funeral service for Winnifred H. Alsdorf Will be held at 2 p. m. today at the Torrey and Hays Funeral Home in Spartansburg. Interment wilt be rn the Rose Hill Cemetery, Spartansburg.

Mass for Joseph F. Gariepy will be held at 9 a. rn. today at St. Walburga's Church.

Interment will be in St. Hippolyte's Cemetery at Frenchtown. funeral ice for Claude C. Parshall will be i held at 2:30 p. m.

today at the Peterson Funeral Home. Interment will be in St. Carrharine's Cemetery. funeral service for Mrs. Lewis Weed will be held at 1:30 p.

m. today at the W. M. Curtis Funeral Home. Interment will be in Woodlawn Cemetery.

FUNERALS Harry M. Rhodes The funeral service for Harry M. Rhodes was held yesterday at the Peterson Funeral Home with Rev. Lloyd Chelton, pastor of the Hydetown Methodist Church, officiating. Interment was in Woodlawn Cemetery with the following serving as pallbearers: Armand loughby, Max Barnett, John Vickery, Richard Rodgers, Donald Hubbell and Wilbert Antill.

Those attending the service from a distance were Harold E. Rhodes, of Ithaca, N.Y., Mrs. Marguerite Paulson and Mr. and Mrs. John Vickery of Oil City, Mr.

and Mrs. 0. K. Rhodes, Mr. and Mrs.

Gary Rhodes, Mrs. David Jacobs of Erie, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Fogle of Corry, Jack Cochran and Mrs. Ruth Proper of Brocton, N.Y.

Troy Center TROY CENTER, June 8 Mr. and Mrs. E. W. Prather and Miss Marie Prather of Meadville spent the weekend with Mr.

and Mrs. Donald Childs and son at Rochester, N. Y. Mr. Childs is school counselor of the Rochester School and Mrs.

Childs is employed in the library. Friends of Lawrence Harvey are sorry to hear h- is a surgical patient at the Meadville City Hospital. Mrs. Zella Proper is a surgical patient -at the Titusville Hospital. Her many friends hope for a speedy recove y.

Several granges are sponsoring polio shots for all who wish them. A charge of 85 cents will be charged to all who can afford to pay. The shots will be given at the Troy Center Grange Hall on Saturday afternoon from 1:30 until 4:30 o'clock. A doctor and two nurses will on 'hand. Dale Steadman arrived home from Penn State University on Monday evening.

He was recently honored by be ng chosen President of the Collegiate Chapter F.F.A. On Wednesday he will go taillights and chrome on both cars were damaged somewhat. Bridge Reopened The State Highway Department yesterday re-opened a bridge over the Clarion River, between Jefferson and Forest counties, which had been closed for repairs since May 26. The department said the work corrected deterioration of the south abutment of the bridge on State Route 899 at Clarington. DRIVE-IN THURSDAY, FRIDAY AND SATURDAY Tonight Is EARLY BIRD NIGHT! Main attraction' begins with the first shade of night.

ft Dorit Give Uptfae Ship'' AND KHWC DOUGLAS AOTHONr QUf MN HAlWAUff. FROM QUNHiUL "Last Train From Gun Hill" will end at 10:49 or earlier. Accepted at Mansfield V. Carol Newell, Titusville High School 1960 graduate and daughter of Mr. and Mrs.

R. C. Newell of 424 N. Drake has been accepted as a student at Mansfield State College, this fall. She has been active in Rocket- tes, Art Club, French Club, varsity debate.

School News Club, Pep Club, Trotty Veck and the Early Bird's Radio Club. Miss Newell plans to major in French and Spanish. Surplus Food Date Is Changed The surplus food distribution date at the Salvation Army in Titusville has been changed from June 16 to June 23. to New Castle where he will be the assistant county agent for the summer. DAD'S 708 W.

Walnut SL Phone 7-6565 Open Thursday Till 6:00, Friday till 10:00, Saturday till 7:00 Pricef Are Always Low. Fancy Hothouse TOMATOES lb. 39c 8-Tb. basket Dad's real quality. BACON tt.

49c Fancy No. 1 Quality POTATOES 10 Ibs. 65c 50 Tbs $3.19 You will appreciate the quality and eating. Dad's- BANANAS 8 tbs. $1.00.

California ORANGES 2 doz. 8Sc Fancy LETTUCE .2 for 33e Kreamv Whip SALAD DRESSING quart 49c Free ballpoint pen with each quart. Blue Bonnet QLEO 4 Ibs. 89c Country Belle ORANGE DRINK gallon only 58c If real thirsty, stop the truck street. 50c worth only 29c dozen 45c CHARCOAL 4 Tbs.

29e Lak" Hrie PERCH ft. 59c Can't catch them, buy them. Our Best WIENERS tb. 49c 6 Tbs. $2.89 8 LARGE WIENERS.

8 for 63c IT'S PICNIC TIME! Real Writinf BALL POINT PENS Each only 5c Yes, that is the correct price. 2 gal 1.49 By Quaker State. This Year's MAPLE SYRUP Gallon only 4.95 Now Step Right Into Our Grocery Department and You Will Find Low Shelf Prices. Cans MILK Case Fane" PEAS ...2 for 29c Fresh BREAD 2 for 33c Be Sure and Get One of These Ball Point Pens. Only 5c each.

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