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illllMIIIIIIIIIIIIIIHIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIHIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII ospital Register INDIANA HOSPITAL Births for Jan. 21 Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Gibson, Clymer, girl. Admissions for Jan, 21 Wagner 156 School Indiana; Edna L.

Capitosti, Homer City; Joseph J. Cuslmano, Homer City; Robert L. McCullough, Fulton Indiana RD Samuel L. fJegastro, Ernest. R.

Frew, Blairsville; Jean L. Douglass, Indiana RD John B. Douglass, Indiana RD Donna J. McCaulley, Indiana RD John G. Nerone, Blairsville.

Discharges for Jan. 21 Kenneth D. Alsop, Penn Run RD Margaret Battick, Ernest; Jemima Burkett, Home; Jesse A. Elgin, 936 Philadelphia Indiana; Roger Carl Finotti, Homer City; Donna P. Galentine, Clymer; Barry L.

Gregory, 286 S. Indiana. Ashley Rowe Hetrick, Punxsutawney; Ronald D. Isenberg, Indiana RD Marlis (Liz) Kohler, Indiana RD Christine Morrow and infant, Indiana RD 3: Nellie Phillips, Clymer; William A. Roach, Clymer.

Milo C. Roof, Creekside RD Anna J. Ulichnie, Penn Run RD Shannon Noel Wells, Indiana RD Kenn White, 94 McHenry Indiana. Admissions for Jan. 22 Joseph J.

Kerestesy, New Florence RD Wilson R. Yohe, Glen Campbell: Patricia L. Heberling, Home RD Jared M. Hoeh. Punxsutawney RD Ester Dee Wachob, Punxsutawney RD Rockey Leroy Kromer 320 Chestnut Indiana.

Elizabeth A. Berfield, Homer City RD Melvin Barbor, Marion Center; Roy Uncap her, Mountain View Heights Haven. Clymer; Valerie E. Fry, Cherry Tree RD John E. Wickens HI, 1499 Philadelphia Indiana; Mildred V.

Short. 2844 Warren Indiana; Clair E. Troxell, Blairsville RD 1. Discharges for Jan. 22 Edna A.

Dias, Dilltown; Ruby E. Elkin, Rochester Mills; Grace Fearn, Homer City; Valerie E. Fry, Cherry Tree RD Clare M. Kline, 306 S. llth Indiana; Marga)-et C.

McHenry. 114 Oak Indiana. 'Patricia Ann Meyer and infant, Shelocta RD l'; Joseph L. Sesti, Homer City; Margaret Sliotts, Indiana: Dorsey R. Smith.

Gipsy; Daniel J. Stritt- nijitter. Indiana RD Helen Mildred Walker. 309 Station Indiana: James D. Tin- nick.

Homer City. PUNXSUTAWNEY Admissions Jeremy States, Juneau; Joseph Molinengo, Rossiter RD Philip 0. Freas III, Punxsutawney; Mrs. Mildred Digel, Cyclone: Luther Sturgeon, Mahaffey; Mrs. Bert Kauffman, Punxsutawney RD Mrs.

Paul Duden, Rossiter RD Mrs. Ralph Popson, Summerville. pavid Hall. Glen Campbell; James Davidson, Punxsutawney. Angelo Ferraro, Rossiter Rd 1: Beverly Scott, Punxsutawney; Nick Villella, Walston; Mrs.

Larry Smith, Punxsutawney; Jack Diehl, Punxsutawney RD Donald Lukehart, Reynoldsville RD Alma Henry, Anita. Discharges Robert Wineberg, Big Run; Randin McGaughey, Brookville; Roger Martin, Punxsutawney RD Mrs. Don John 1 son, Punxsutawney: Mrs. Paul Dudek, Rossiter RD 1: Georgina Bingaman, Punxsutawney; Mrs. Everett Weaver, Punxsutawney RD 6.

Mrs. Quinton Reams, Punxsutawney; Blake Fox, Punxsutawney RD Kenneth Crana, Anita; Mrs. Leona Hunter and baby girl, Valier: Luther Sturgeon, Mahaffey, transferred to Presbyterian Hospital. Births Mr. and Mrs.

Raymond Marie, Punxsutawney, boy. Mr. and Mrs. Richard Anderson, Punxsutawney RD 4, girl. JOHNSTOWN Births Emil and Ella Marines, Vintondale, daughter (Lee).

Edward and Kathryn Rud- jiik, Seward, son (Lee). KITTANNING Discharges Kimberly Hileman and baby girl, Dayton RD William Hill, Rural Valley RD Anna Neal, Dayton RD Joseph Richards, Elderton; Margaret Shaffer, Plumville; Donna Trudgen and baby boy, Rural Valley RD 1. DUB01S Admissions Mrs. Jmiire Saliicla. 1'imxsii lawnoy.

Penn State Coed Found Dead In Car STATE COLLEGE, Pa. (API The dead body of a Penn State University coed has been discovered on the front seat of her car in a dormitory parking lot. Campus police said Judith Brennenstuhl, 21, a senior from Philadelphia, was found Sunday morning. Miss Brennenstuhl had been last seen about noon Saturday when she told friends whe was going out to clean snow off her car, a university spokesman said. When she failed to return by Sunday morning, her friends notified campus police, who her found her in the car, with the inition switched on and the gas tank empty, the spokesman said.

Police said there was no evidence of foul play. Center County Coroner W. Robert Neff scheduled an autopsy for Monday to determine the exact cause of death. Man Arrested In Funeral Home Blaze CLAYSBURG. Pa.

(AP) Damage has been estimated at $150.000 in a fire that destroyed the Leslie Funeral Home in this Blair County community. Meanwhile, police have arrested a man they say was in the building when the fire was reported Sunday. David Kuhn, 25, of Claysburg was charged with burglary, theft and causing or risking a catastrophy, then released on bond. Police did not charge Kuhn with arson and say the cause of the fire was still under investigation. There were no bodies on view at the time of the fire.

Strip Mining Law Not Enforced WASHINGTON (AP) Although Congress passed a tough strip mining law last summer, its enforcement has not begun as government officials say they have no money to hire enforcers. Walter N. Heine, director of the Interior Department's Office of Surface Mining, told a House subcommittee Thursday that the department does not have the manpower to enforce the law. About $60 million to run the program is tied up in the congressional dispute over the 13-1 bomber. 83-Year-Old Man Charged RANKIN.

Pa. (AP)- An 83- year-old Allegheny County man lias been charged with the shooting death of a part-time policeman. Ernest Almond was accused of slaying Calvin Rouse, 62, over the weekend. Police said Rouse was shot twice as he walked into the hall of Almond's apartment building. Corn Pory Resumes At MC MARION CENTER After almost a month of cancellations, the weekly Monday night corn party will resume at the Marion Center Park Hall beginning at 7:45 p.m.

It is sponsored by the Marion Center Lions Club and the Marion Center Fire Department. BEAUTY CAREERS! "xcrtli ol the btauty trade" ore In demand, at government figuret and quick check will confirm. A new brochure lelli of opportunity and re- liitnwnh in beauty training. For a Iree copy, pleoje phone, visit or write qulr the School today. ELEGANT SCHOOL OF BEAUTY 814-938-9661 Punxsy Plaza Punxsutawney, Pa.

15767 (ibttaawa In County Area Indiana Jamttry I ACROSS CHARLES W. SHIRLEY, 75, of 457 Water Indiana, died Saturday, Jan. 21, 1978 at the Indiana Hospital. A son of William Fulton and Jessie May Shaffer Shirley, he was born July 18, 1902 in Blairsville. Mr.

Shirley was a member of Wesleyan Methodist Church of Indiana. He had lived several years in Isnlin and had been a resident of Indiana since Mr. Shirley had been associated with the Ro-' Chester Pittsburgh Coal Co. for many years. Surviving are his wife, Flora (Misner) Shirley of Indiana, a daughter, Mrs.

Edward (Elma) Davis, Snow Shoe: a sister, Mrs. Robert (Grace) Bair, Saltsburg; five grandchildren and four great-grandchildren. He was preceded in death by two stepsons: Paul W. Ran- tllett and James E. Shirley.

Friends will be received from and 7-9 p.m. today at Robinson-Lytle's, Indiana, where services will be held at 1:30 p.m., Tuesday with the Rev. William A. Blair, officiating. Interment will be in Oakland Cemetery, Indiana.

MRS. NANNIE (DOUDS) MARSHALL, 91, of Butler, formerly of Plumville, died Saturday. Jan. 21, 1978 at her home. A daughter of James and Margaret Marrow Douds, she was born June 4, 1886 in Indiana County.

Mrs. Marshall was a member of Calvery United Presbyterian Church. Butler. Surviving are a son R. Wade, Home: two daughters: Mrs.

Robert F. (Ruth) Calhoun, Smicksburg; Mrs. William R. Pflugh, Butler; seven grandchildren: 11 great-grandchildren; one great-great- grandchild; one sister, Mrs. Ella Woods.

Evanston, 111; three brothers: J. Vern Douds, Plumville: Dale M. Douds. Greenville; Charles Douds, Camp Hill: and a number of nieces and nephews. She was preceded in death DV her husband of 64 years.

Robert Marshall, Dec. 12, 1977; three sisters, four brothers. Friends will be received today from 2-4 and 7-9 p.m. at the Bly Funeral Home. Dayton where services will be held at a.m., Tuesday with the Rev.

Randolph F. Bandy, officiating. Interment will be in niade Run Cemetery. A I A BYERS, 74, of Lititz Moravian Manor. Lititz, died Friday.

Jan. 20. 1978. A daughter of Henry B. and Sally Ross Wetzel, she was born April 23, 1903 at Burnside, Clearfield County.

Formerly of Pittsburgh and San Mated. Mrs. Byers graduated from Indiana School of Nursing. She worked at Mills Memorial Hospital, San where she was a superintendent for more than 25 years. Surviving are four sisters- Nan W.

Long. Harrisburg; Inez W. Starr. Clearfield; Geneva W. Brown, Clearfield; Dorothy W.

Reed, Mechanicsburg: two brothers: Fred R. Wetzel, Pittsburgh: Henry 0. Wetzel, Turtle Creek. She was preceded in death by her husband. Harry D.

Byers, in 1960. He was assis- ta'nt treasurer of Westinghouse Corp. Interment will be in Burnside Cemetery when weather permits. CLAUDE W. TAYLOR, 75, of Wilmington, died Friday, Jan.

20, 1978 in Wilmington. A son of Samuel and Merty (McCauley) Taylor, he was born July 11, 1902 in Kiski Township, Armstrong County. He is survived by his wife, Leona Shrivley Taylor; one son, Paul, Wilmington, one brother, John, Clarksburg; and three grandchildren. Friends will be received from 2-9 p.m. Tuesday in the Joseph R.

Hunter Funeral Home, Saltsburg, where services will be held Wednesday at 1:30 p.m. The Rev. Barnabas Roczey will officiate with interment in the Edgewood Cemetery, Saltsburg. MARIE E. (McFARLAND) NELSON, 84, of Homer City, died Sunday, Jan.

22, 1978 at Indian Haven. Funeral arrangements are incomplete and will be announced later by the Richard L. Shoemaker Funeral Home, Blairsville. YOU may be qualified for a good Navy job, and not even know it. tot information Callt Banks in Indiana 127 Wafer Street CLASS RiPAIR We Repair Not Replace Auto Plate Glass Trl-Counly Clan Rtpalr For Full Estimates Mi.

SU.93I-IU? Or MRS. HELEN LLULLA MARSHALL, 62, of Smicksburg RD 1, died Saturday, Jan. 21, 1978 at her residence. A daughter of Harvey and Mable Llulla Williams Meyer, she was born Aug. 2, 1915 in Gastown, Armstrong County.

She is survived by her husband, Philip Joseph Marshall, whom she married Aug. 30, 1959; two sons: William Myers, Indiana; Robert Myers. Sliamokin: two daughters: Mrs. Ronald (Mary Ellen) Lockhart, Severn, Margaret E. Marshall, Indiana, and three grandchildren.

She was preceded in death by her first husband, one sister and one brother. Friends will be received from 2-4 and 7-9 p.m. Monday in the Frank 0. Bly Funeral Home, Dayton, where services will be held Tuesday at 2 p.m. The Rev.

James T. Kelly will officiate with interment in the Glade Run Cemetery. NELLIE NEIGHLEY, 77, Saltsburg, died Sunday, Jan. 22, 1978 in the Latrobe Hospital. She' was born Nov.

17, 1900 in Bedford. She is survived by her husband, Frank Neighley Friends will be received from 2-9 p.m. Tuesday in the Joseph R. Hunter Funeral Home, Saltsburg where services will be held Wednesday at 3:30 p.m. The Rev.

James E. Anderson will officiate with interment in the Edgewood Cemetery, Saltsburg. Probing Three Burglaries GALLATIN, Mrs. Elizabeth 2 p.m., Minerva, Ohio. MARSHALL, Mrs.

Helen Llulla, 2 p.m., Bly Funeral Home, Dayton. MARSHALL, Mrs. Nannie (Douds), 1 1 a.m., Bly Funeral Home, Dayton. MONTGOMERY, William 11 a.m., Kingwood, W. Va.

Moonies Allowed To Solicit In Me Kee sport MC KEESPORT, Pa. (API A U.S. District Court Judge has ruled that members of the Rev. Sun Myung Moon's Unification Church can solicit donations without licenses in this Allegheny County city. Judge Daniel Snyder entered an induction against city officials Friday, ordering them not to enforce an ordinance requiring licensing of door-to-door solicitors.

The city had been using the 30-year-old ordinance to prevent the church members from soliciting funds. Seven so called "Moonies" had been arrested under the law in 1976. Snyder said the ordinance applied to commercial solicitation and could not be expanded to church affairs. The suit, filed by the American Civil Liberties Union on behalf of the church, claimed the ordinance violated the Moonies' freedom of religion. Centre County Man Announces His Candidacy STATE COLLEGE, Pa.

(AP) Jeffrey Bower, 30, has announced his candidacy for the Republican nomination for the 23rd Congressional seat. The resident of the Centre County community of Lemont declared his candidacy Saturday at the Nittany Lion Inn on the Penn State campus. He wants to replace Democrat Joseph Ammerman, now in his first term representing 11 central Pennsylvania counties. Bower, a graduate of Penn State and the Georgetown University Law Center, practices law in Lemont. He is being opposed by Warren County attorney William Clinger.

Offer Italian Grammar Class BLAIRSVILLE A beginner's course on the Italian language, covering basic conversation and grammar, will be offered by the Blairsville Recreation Board. The course, slated to start Jan. 24 from 7-9 p.m., will be held in Room 104 of Blairsville Junior High School and will carry a $12 fee. Anyone interested is asked to telephone 459-6464 after 4 p.m. for additional information.

Water Well Drilling WA-CO Drilling Co. 814-938-6590 Damages were extensive to coin-operated machines in an area club burglary and two other incidents were investigated the past several days by area police. The summary: PUNXSUTAWNEY Person or persons unknown hit the Moose Club in Punxsutawney sometime between Jan. 20 and 21 and ransacked the interior along with damaging a number of coin-machines. Upon entering they broke open coin boxes in a pool table, juke box, bowling machine and cigarette machine, removing an undetermined amount of money.

They then pried off a lock in a liquor cabinet and removed 51 bottles of whiskey, valued at $215. A fire extinguisher's contents also were released, police said, estimating total damage to the club premises and the machines at $2,000. Police are continuing investigation. DAYTON Keith Mclntire of Dayton RD 2 reported to Kittanning station state police that a person or persons unknown broke into his two-story Largest Monoply Game Set (Continued from Page 7) the fight against MS by donating to any one of the eight teams' causes. Such donations will be changed into Monopoly money to help keep the teams in the game.

MS representatives and the Circle Club will be on hand to enlighten the public about Multiple Sclerosis what the disease is. who gets it. and what the money raised by Monopoly for MS will help do. The Monopoly for MS project will get underway at 6 p.m. on Friday, Feb.

24, and continue through the night until 8 p.m. the next evening, or until only one team is not bankrupt, which ever comes first. The game will be played according to regular Monopoly rules, and Parker Brothers representatives are expected to be on hand to officiate the game. Live media coverage from Zink Hall is also hoped for. Interest in the Monopoly for MS project can be directed to J.

Gary Dropcho (463-0040). John Heiser (465-8615). or Dr. Kenneth Hershman (357-21921. If you wish to donate to MS, checks may be made payable to "Monopoly for MS." and sent to IUP' Circle K.

Box 1642. Foster Hall. IUP, Indiana. Pa. 15701.

District Traffic Summary (Continued from Page 7) ANITA No one was injured in a two-car accident Saturday on Route 236, a mile north of Anita. Operators were Thomas P. Mennetti of Reynoldsville RD 3 and Elva Roach McKee of Reynoldsville. Reports said the Mennetti car skidded on ice-covered Route 236 and the driver lost control, hitting the northbound McKee auto. PUNXSUTAWNEY Light damage was reported in a two- truck mishap at 3:15 p.m.

Jan. 21 on legislative route 33099 in Young Township, near Punxsutawney. Police said a truck operated by Phillip G. dishing of Punxsutawney went out of control at a curve and struck the rear of a truck operated by Joseph Homer of Clark Terrace, Punxsutawney. Directors Meet BROOKVILLE The board of directors of Jeff Senior Ser 1 Club fees 5 Composition lor two 9 Steal 12 Lightweight ,13 Bear(Lat) 14 Age 15 Air (prefix) 16 Was cognizant of 17 Author Route 03077, south of Dayton, 8 York and removed household items ub valued at $228.

20 Comedian Investigation is continuing Kaye into the incident which oc- 22 Highway curred between 7:40 and 10 p.m. Jan. Id. residence along Legislative 45 Compass point 46 German submarine (comp. wd.) 49 Avidly 53 Water sprite 54 Pounce 56 God (Fr.) 57 General Eisenhower 58 Luxury 59 Heating apparatus ball 60 Minyan 61 Ditches 62 College administrator Answer to Previous Puzzle curve 23 Mistake 24 The most (prefix) 27 Cuts DOWN CHERRY TREE Green Township supervisors reported 3 1 Dissenting that township equipment was vote damaged and a 12-ton capacity 32 Beehive State jack stolen by unknown per- 34 Position sons between Jan.

21 and 22 35 Hard While it was parked along a 37 Army acronym township road near Cherry 39 Hebrew, etter Ir 42 Unfastened Besides removing the jack, 44 Energv sav ng negative the burglars damaged a win- time (abbr.) 10 Persia dow in a truck and attempted to set fire to the vehicle. State police of Indiana station arc continuing in- vestigation into the incident. 1 Mormantiy invasion day 2 Animal waste chemical 3 Make money 4 Men's party 5 Fists (si.) 6 Vases 7 Compass point 8 Meretricious 9 German 11 Quite a few 19 Son of Isaac 21 Branches of learning 23 Resound 24 Open a package 25 Eulogize 26 Novice 38 Respiratory organ 41 Stable worker 43 Necessitated 45 Back of neck (Pi.) 46 Entity 47 Two-wheeled vehicle 27 Woodworking 48 Work cattle tool (pi.) 28 Doe 29 Needle case 30 Mail 33 Strained 36 Energy agency (abbr.) 49 Orient 50 Sacrament 5 1 Songstress Home 52 Chinese currency Service 1 Club I Homer Kiwanis HOMER CITY Clergy Week was marked by Homer City Kiwanis Club, with Rev. Ray Piper, pastor of Homer City United Methodist Church and a Kiwanian serving as master of ceremonies. He related several experiences he has enjoyed as a minister and introduced guest clergymen present.

Guests of the club were Rev. Chris Petrak. pastor of Homer City United Presbyterian Church and Fr. Bratus. chaplain at Torrance State Hospital.

12 15 18 24 31 35 40 46 57 60 25 47 26 1 48 44 MH Gazette Classifieds Begin Here legal Noticti Notices legal Notices HOLSINGER CLARK ATTORNEYS (Executor's) NOTICE Letters testamentary on the Estate of Vcra E. Sluchell late of Black l.tck Township, deceased having bwn granted the undersigned, those having claims against said estate are requested to present them duly authenticated for settlement, and those knowing themselves to be indebted are requested to make prompt payment Leland Stuchell 217 Sande Avenue Essinglon. F'a 13029 Mary Coch ran n' Blairsville. Pa 15717 1 9. 1 16.

1 23s NOTICE: All legal advertisements must be in the Gazette office two (2) days prior to publication. If something you want isn't advertised, locate a supplier quickly with a low-cost "Wanted, Miscellaneous" Ad. Gazette Want Ads (412) 349-4949 (814) 938-3333 NOTICE Sealed proposals will he received by the Indiana Horough of Indiana Conn ty Penna at HO Eighth Street until 7 nn Kebruarv 7 197R. the following 1 Approximately SIX) tun 2B I.iine- 2 Approximately 5(10 ton 2HC Limestone Approximately ton l.imo- Screenings 4 Approximately 20(1 ton Premix Stockpile ing 5 Approximately 200 Ion Hitiimmoii- Material Es-alalor clause not applicable Supplier may bid on am or all items Proposals'must he upon the form- Uum-lied Hie Municipality hid be accompanied by .1 certified check or bill bond in the ol in of the bid iii.Hlc p.i\ able In Ihe Municipality The Munu ipalitv reserve null! to inert am or propo-als Indiana Horough llarkles- Secretary 1 IS I 23 1 TURN to Classifieds for hard to find items. NOTICE OF INCORPORATION Notice is hereby given that Articles of Incorporation were filed with the Department of State.

Commonwealth of Pennsylvania Hamshurg. Pennsylvania on January I'J. 1978 for the purpose of obtaining a certificate of incorporation lor a proposed business corporation organized under the Business Corporation Law of the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania, approved May 5 1. as amended The name ol the corporation is AUDIO SYS- TF.MS INC 'Die purpose for which it has been is as follows The shall have unlimited power to engage in and to do any lawful act concerning any and all lawful business for which corporations may he incorporated under the Business Corporation L.iw John Merlo Attorriev .11 Liw CAMHHIA SAVINGS Philadelphia Street Indiana. Pennsylvania 15701 1 I 23x NOTICE The Hoard of Supervisors of lilack Lick Township.

Indiana County. Penna adopted their 197fi Budget on Pet-ember ill) 1977 which includes General HeM-nue Sharing Kunds Thu Budget is available for public inspection al the home of the Secretary. HP 2 Bl.ursville Penna Jactjuelyn Cunkelman. Sec 1 23x 291 uio Wl IKMI Reserve District No. 4 State No.

60-685 IX1NSOLIPATED REPORT OF CONDITION of The Savings and Trust Company of Pennsylvania of Indiana. Indiana County Pennsylvania 15701 And Foreign ond Po- mestic Subsidiaries, at the close of business December 31. 1977 a -tate banking institution and operating under the banking laws of State and -a mem ber of the Federal Reserve System Published in accordance with a call made by the Stale Banking Authorities and In the Federal Keservc Hank of this Pistricl ASSETS Cash and due from hanks I'S Treasury securities Obligations of other I'S Government agencies and corporatioas Obligations of Stall's and political subdivisions Other bonds, notes, and debentures Federal Reserve stock and corporate slock Federal funds sold and securities purchased under agreements to resell in domestic offices a Loans. Total u'xcludmg unearned income 1 Less Reserve (or possible loan losses Loans, net Bank premises, furniture and fixtures, ami other assets representing bank preniLses Other assets TOTAL ASSETS UABIIJTIES Demand deposits of individuals, and corporations Time and savings deposits of individuals partnerships, and corporations Deposits of United Stall's Government IX'posits of Static and subdivisions Certified and officers' chirks TOTAL DEPOSITS IN DOMESTIC OFFICES a Total demand deposits Total tune and savings deposits TOTAL DEPOSITS IN DOMESTIC AND FOREIGN OFFICES Other liabilities TOTAL LIABILITIES EQUITY CAPITAL Common stock a No shares aiilhoriAil 1.15 000 No shares ou Islanding 135. 000 1'iuhvuled profits TOTAL EQUITY CAPITA1 Sunshine Law Meeting Notices -I- 123.589.000 fiHH 77 90! il'arialue 15.W9.IJOO 14..

105 000 S.HOO.OOi) 1R.1H7.000 219. OK) 789 10.ooo.UOO 75 949. (Ml I 108 000 42.44'.! oflo 713 8ti7 ixio out 907 0011 123.5»a.lloO 2 292 125.881.000 H75.000 It INk) UHI ARMSTRONG Indiana Mental Health and Mental Retardation Program Advisory Board will meet on Wednesday, Jan. 25, 1978, at the Indiana County Courthouse, Commissioner's Hearing Room, Indiana, at 3 p.m. The meeting is open to the public.

tost Found vices, formerly the Jefferson WAMJAWuma AND KQUITY County Office of Aging, will meet Wednesday Jan. 25 at 7 p.m. at the Brockway Older American Social Center. Interested persons are invited to attend. Classy Ads Livestock Farm Animals Hog'for sale, 1975 V-8, four-barrel carburetor, 60,000 miles.

Tel. 20577. Find in the clissifiedi! Submit your own humorout to to CUlly Adi, P. O. Box 691.

TX 76086. II It'l Ejrllell luD'nll lloo WU priority. C. i MEMORANDA Awraijc (or 30 iMlcncl.ir days I'lulni); with dale a Cash and due from hanks Federal luntls sold and sivuntifs purchased under apeenuiits to resell uni Total loans 75 57fi 000 Time of or mure in domestic offices 000 Total deposits domestic and foreign offices 1.11 oon Tune of SHI) ill or more in domestic offices outstanding as ul report date a Tune ceruficales of in denominations ul flooouo or more 7 000 li Other lime in amounts of $100 nxi or more 000 I DellK'rl Itaker Vice and Treasurer, of Ihe n.mk do hereby declare that llns report of condition is true to Ihe besl of my knowledge and belief' lielberl Itaker We. the undersigned directors, attest the correctness uf this report of condition that has been examined by us and to Ihe best of our knowledge and be- ief is true and corret't II KanJun II Mild Parker Uuddm-k Directors Stale ol Cuunly "I INDIANA is Sworn to and subscribed lieloie me this Kleventh day of January I'J7H Marcella A l.lptak Nuurv Public I 23.1 LOST German Shephord, golden color, 2 years old, male, name is Lobo, in Black tick area, 1 one week ago.

Phone 248-3227. IOST Part Pekingese male dog, long orange hair, plaid 'ollar, license WI236. Answers to Buffy Ph. 814-257-8504. LOST 2 dogs in vicinity of 286 East Large long haired German Shepherd and 6 month old Doberman Pinscher.

Reward. Phone 349-1184. FOUND Male Beagle in Nolo area. Indiana license 12359. Phone 254-461J.

LOST black Poodle type dog with white markings. In the Yankee Town, Homer City vicinity Has beige collar. Answers to the name Phone 479-8229 Personals -v IF there is a drinking problem write to; AA, P.O. Box 412, Indiana, Pa. REDUCE safe fast with Tablets E-Vap "water pills" Thrift Drugs SINGLES meet new people, America's largest club.

P.O. 311, Pittsburgh, Pa. 15230. Ph. 793-7255 or 566-1278.

Schools Instructions LEARN to sew in the privacy of your own home. No machine necessary For more information phone 349-4107..