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Mitchell Blamvtltet Margaret Hodtton, New AlenMrit RD Mary E. Eldemtller, New Alexandria; Louli Carnn, BlcrtnviDe RD George Staymates, New Alexandria RD John Vlr-dtek, Blatnvllle; Gilbert Walters, Blalrsvtlle. Discharged Herbert Henlgin, Blalrs-vllle RD Judy A. Valore, Avonmore RD Shirley A. Felker, BlairsviUe RD Mrs.

Darlene Oskey and son, Salts-burg RD Martin Jones, BlairsviUe RD; William R. Sll-vis. New Alexandria RD Catherine R. Franzl, Avon-more; Dorothy Ferguson, BlairsviUe; Dale C. Newman, BlairsviUe RD Darline Chicka.

New Alexandria RD Guy Miller, New Alexandria RD Francis Shurina, BlairsviUe; Bernice Shlmps, BlairsviUe Mrs. Jean Elaine Erb and daughter, SUcksviUe; Mrs. Rose A. Flennlken and daughter. New Alexandria RD Resolution Asks Probe Into PIDA HARRISBURG (AP)-The Senate Rules Committee has approved a resolution calling for an investigation of the Pennsylvania Industrial Development Authority.

Sen; Thomas Nolan, committee chairman and Democratic floor leader, said Tuesday the resolution was prompted by complaints he had received from a New Castle food processing firm. Victor R. Medure, president of Silver Maple Foods, and Philip A. Perrotta, a stockholder, allege that Richard E. Moody, secretary of the Greater New Castle Development forced the company to give him stock in return for his support in securing a PIDA loan.

PIDA loans money to local development organizations, such as New Castle, to be loaned to local industries to be used to spur industrial expansion. Moody denied the charges and maintained that Silver Maple officials had tried to use him to the company which he said was losing Rcf fctato Tmritfori' ARMSTRONG COUNTY rJKomfWmm to RtnjJS, Flanitfflh end otnvni wppttty In Bwtfyi Bend Two.) fl.ttft HoweRl W. GeoTRV tfnt wife to Oral K. Snafrer, Jr. and wife, property in Leechburg Boro, 26,000, Leroy Bswier per sheriff sale to Paul F.

Caypoole and wife, property Hi Rural Valley Boro, Steve Krajclr to Victor Joe Carlesl, property ID Manor 12,000. R. Richard Fischer and wife to Larry G. Strobel and wife, property In West Franklin $28,800. Joseph H.

Klrkpatrick and wife and others, to Lyle D. Barrett and Verle D. Barrett, 110 Interest property in Wayne 18,000. Redevelopment Authority of the County of Armstrong to Louis W. Noel, property in Kittannlng 222.448.09.

Kenneth L. Davis to Kenneth L. Davis and Rosalind Cribbs. Jt. property in Kittannlng $500.

David Dailey estate per admrx. to Lillian Ivanor Ml-randola. property In Parks $1,200. Hester Neil Pollock and husband to David E. Nell, four properties in Madison $5,000.

Seaborn Jacobs and wife to Michael R. Harding and wife, property in Kiskiminetas $6,000. Joseph C. Clever to Paul B. Schrecengost and wife, property in Wayne $20,000.

New Charge Filed Against NYC Broker HARRISBURG (AP)-A relatively minor criminal charge has been added to theft allegations against a New York City insurance broker who allegedly stole $761,250 in Pennsylvania insurance premiums. A new criminal complaint against broker Charles W. Ohle charges that he broke a Pennsylvania insurance law by mingling Pennsylvania's premium dollars with his general office funds. The complaint was filed Monday by Ronald G. Lench, state secretary of property and supplies.

Lench filed the original complaint against Ohle on Jan. 29. The complaint accused Ohle of three counts of theft for failing to forward Pennsylvania's insurance premiums to Reserve Insurance Co. of Chicago. Ohle is free on $50,000 baU.

awaiting a May 7 extradition hearing in New York City. Dauphin County Dist. Atty. LeRoy Zimmerman is in charge of the prosecution. shtWrioPJOO) DlXCflviuc; A BBMKT E.

fcoMt, Aoltmm; AlMMrttr atwion, Blilri-v'VflTfe; JorspN A. spelline, Cittkivms; Devld K. Mottotn, Merfoff Center; Prsnli George Hsrvot, SalUbaTg RD Eitthii Ruth Feiteman, 111 OstM Indiana; Harold Vernon Rearer. Lueememttrea; Qcorgla P. Ellingw, Blalrs-vllle; Donna Mae Patterson, Clymer RD Helen M.

Barclay, Sattsbufg RD li Maureen Veronica Oolba, Homer City; Ralph C. Raiftey, Clymer; Naomi 0. Barr, Clymer RD Dorotfiy E. Holby, Strongi-town RD 2. Cynthia Duncan, Black Lick; Maurice D.

Stear, Home RD P. Charles Barletta, Homer City; John Edward Zelensld, Homer City; Forrest M. Mill-eY, Marion Center RD Er-' nest J. Buterbaugh, Indiana RD LeRoy Harmon, Indiana RD Kenneth J. Kundla, Clymer; Oeorge M.

Klner, Clarksburg RD Tammy L. Keith, Barnesboro RD Ouanee L. Lee, 1300 Oakland Indiana. Discharges for Feb. 11 Roseann Gundy and infant, ,2011 Rt.

422 West, Indiana; Mabte Beer, Cherry Tree; Mary Colesar, Black Lick; Gregg W. ElcHman, Clarksburg RD Elaine Groom, 285 Ben Franklin Rd. Indiana; Anna Marie Harvllla, Clymer; Grace Lightner, Indiana; John B. Mlntzer Lucerne-mines; Michele M. Misko, Clymer RD Harry F.

Orr, Creekside RD. Sandra. L. Palmo, 75 Keystone Drive, In-- dlana; Paula Eileen Rolls, 460 13th Indiana; Janet Sci-bek, Creekside RD Tracey L. Shupe.

West Lebanon; Can-Uace Sue WUUams. 231 Phila. Indiana. KITTANNING Admitted Dewayne A. Cessna.

She-locta RD Timothy S. Con-nell, PlumviUe; Joseph Zam-perini, Rural Valley; Irma R. Kridier. Indiana; Dorothy H. Holt, Dayton; Gladys M.

WU- son, Dayton RD Sarah L. Clayton, Shelocta RD 3 James C. McLachlan, Rural. Valley. Discharged Raymond E.

Swartz, Cly- mer-; Robert Fisher, Rural Valley; Emma Colo, Yates- boro; Mary M. Kittan- RD 5 dubois Discharged Margaret Storms, Punxsutawhey. Special Annountemenls THE Indiana County Guidance Center has moved Its offices to the new Garli Building, S40 Phila. Indiana. TOUR Holland, Germany, Denmark, Sweden, Norway.

August 11-26. Rev. E. Vincent Stratton. Ph.

463-9197 ofc. -349-2379 res, REWARD ior information leoding to return of 26 wooden oak chairs borrowed from Ferguson-Helm Funeral Home (J. Freeman Ferguson). Ph. 459-7611, Business Opportunities I 10 MSt MARY BUMBSTH KcTARLAJJD.

M. S. Stewart ft, BTalHvlTle, died Monday, Fib. 10, it Celli Crlbb. Rett Home.

Black Lick. A dmothter of Travatly end Sarah Barr MeFarlind, she wn own Jan, 12, 1880 in Der-ry Two. Miss McFarlsrvd wn a member of the United Presbyterian Church, the Mary Jane Limner Bible Oast and the Women's Civic Club, all ot Blalrsvllle, She had been a secretary for many years in the area before her retirement, Surviving are five nephews; Hugh Gerhard, Philadelphia; George Gerhard, New Deny; Mack Gerhard, BlairsviUe RD Donald Gerhard, Barnesboro; and Wade McFarland, New York; four nieces: Mrs. Gur-ney (Grace) Evans, BlairsviUe RD Mrs. Paul (Sarah) El-rick, BlairsviUe; Mrs, Sam (Ruth) Himler, Latrobe; and Mrs.

Edward (Jean) Budding, Chicago, Dl. She was preceded In death by a brother and a sister: Harvey and Harriet. Friends are being received from 24 and 7-9 p.m. today at the Richard L. Shoemaker Funeral Home.

BlairsviUe where services will be held Thursday, Feb. 13 at 11 a.m. with the Rev. Roger Petersen officiating. Interment will be made In the BlairsviUe Cemetery.

GEORGE W. LYDIC, 71, Clarksburg, died Tuesday, Feb. 11. 1975 at Indiana Hospital. A son of Archie and Mary Hudson Lydic, he was born July 27.

1903 at Salem Westmoreland Co. Mr. Lydic was a member of the Trinity United Presbyterian Church, Clarksburg. Surviving are his widow: Mrs. Anna Belle McPhiUmy Lydic; one.

son, Clinton, Clarksburg; two brothers: Ralph and Harry, both of New Alexandria. He was preceded in death by one daughter, Nancy, in December. 1972. Friends will be received from 7-9 p.m. today and 10 a.m.

to 9 p.m. Thursday at the Hunter Funeral Home, Salts-burg where service will be held Friday at 1:30 p.m. with the Rev. Barnabas Roczey officiating. Interment wiU follow in Twin Valley Memorial Delmont.

MRS. ANNA OPALENICK, 81, of Ernest, died Tuesday, Feb. 11, 1975 at Stuchell Rest Home in Home. Friends will be received after 7 p.m. Thursday at Bence Funeral Home, Clymer.

A complete obituary wiU appear in Thursday's Gazette. $097 pair A ft j1WfqjWp OffrWi WO ffr TTTfH KoHi HKHelWi reT.i eTnul frtff' r.Mr, WWnjWttft FMrtlfJ lit I (m, moffl or Mi No. I of II later I Or oWHf I ABM. fDOft Of fcBi No, IB i ton i COD tafia, ffnn ot Mi NO. I Htt BIDS IRALL BE PRICED (OB.

PLANT ONLY. 4. WAft ttltom, mm or AT4 Ttr or Mc Aipi-iH. tppOtd fwttuJ. I.

nm nltom, mn 9 RM or RTI0 Tir or ROTO AiphaH, ip- rrt directed. SMnO tnilom, men or E9 At EfflttWM, tppllcd it dlrtcM. Mi li to be fumtihcd at 00 define temperature and on a weight bull, All weigh ilipi are to include Ikente number of truck, and the time the truck wn loaded, All material! specified herein ihill meet the current Standard Speciflci-tkni of the Pennsylvania Department of Transportation, Bidder muat lubmil bid bond or certified check in accord with Penmylvenla Department of Transportation requtremenu; he mutt, upon notification of bid acceptance, provide lultabte bond and contract, with aultable and reasonable requlre-menU, guaranteeing delivery andor performance with sufficient surely In the amount of 100 per centum of the contract. All proposals and contracts must be upon forma furnished by the undersigned. An escalator clause wiN be recognised.

The Supervisors rwerv the right to reject any or all proposals. Anna M. Willis. Secretary 113 114 NOTICE Scaled proposals will be received by the Supervisors of East Wheatfleld Township. Indiana County.

Pa. until 5:00 P.M., March J. 1075. for One.Uj Tractor-Loader with specification at follows: ENGINE Diesel. 37 H.P.

1750 R.P.M. maximum torque 124 Fl. Lbs. 1750 K.P.M.. Valve In head.

4 cylinder, 188 Cu. in displacement, bore and stroke I 1316 4 18, compression ratio 17,5 to 1.12 Volt Electrical system. POWER TRAIN Eight speed transmission, sliding spur gear with synchronized shuttle shift and clutch. Fins) drive spur gear. Clutch- fool operated, mechanical, single plate, dry disc.

11" diameter with ferrometallc lining. Shuttle standard synchronized sliding Rear. Differential lock. Independent Power Take Off, Three Point Hitch, Straight Drawbar. FINAL DRIVE Spur BRAKES Foot.

Banddisc. Individual rear wheel, lock together for park or -travel, parking lock. diameter. STEERING Hydrostatic, turning ratio (stop to stop i 2 34 (urns. TIRES Front 7.50 16 10 Ply.

Rear 19.4 24 0 Ply. COUNTER WEIGHT 2 Sets Rear Wheel Weights. Hear Tires Filled. FRONT AXLE Static rating 8500 Lbs. LOADEH 2600 Lbs.

to full heighL Dual Lift and dump cylinders. 5630 Lbs. breakout force at Bucket Hinge Pin. BUCKET wide. 20 Cu.

height to bucket hinge pin 10 dumping angle at maximum height 45a. PUMP Front mounted, direct drive gear tvpe. 21 G.P.M. capacity 21O0 R.P.M. WARRANTY Manufacturer's warranty must be for 1 year, covering, parts, and labor, (no hour limitation).

HOPS CAB Directional Signals and 4-way Flashers. Routing Amber Beacon. EQUIPMENT ACCESSORIES 2" sealed beam lights, tail light, tachometer und hour meter, engine oil pressure warning light, generator warning light, rear wheel fenders, tool box, heavy-duty swinging drawbar, engine heat indicator gauge, hand and fool throttle. No bid wiH be considered unless it is accompanied by the bidder's certified check or cashiers check in the amount of 10 percent of the bidders price made payable to East Wheatfield Township. Said check will serve as bidders security and will be forfeited to the Township as liquidation damages In the event the successful bidder fails to perform the contract Rids will be accepted only in a lump sum basis for total equipment as advertised.

The Township reserves the right to reject any or all bids, to waive any. technical defects and to accept any bid that it may deem to be for the best interests of the Township. The successful bidder, when awarded the contract, shall furnish a bond with suitable, reasonable requirements, guaranteeing performance of the contract or delivery to be made, with sufficient surely in the amount of 50 of the amount of the contract. EAST WHEATFIELD TOWNSHIP SUPERVISORS Mary A. Tomb.

Secretary Armagh. Pennsylvania jtMrflrrinffiiritiiiw In Memoriams In loving memory of Walter McCurdy, who passed away two years ago, Feb. 12, 1973. You have left many beautiful memories, And a sorrow too great to be told. But to us who have laved and lost you.

These memories will never grow old. Sadly missed by wife, brother and sisters. Msnvmints HILLSDALE Monument Artistry in design In granite ana marble. Ph. 254-2842 or 814-743-6833.

SI left Found IOST ftmolt black whltt English Seller, 6 months, Finns Manor Senior High School grog. Ph. 254-4637, LOST 2 ftmali miniature Collies, on reddish brawn with white pawi, other llght tan with whit pawn In vicinity of Mtntcle. Answer to "DeeDee" and Call collect, 814.94fl.JM7 or 403-0313. If ward.

LOST Man's silver wriitwatch an HH Indiana, south of PMIa. St, ieword. Ph. 463-0742. LOST fwnoit trittany Spa-lid, white werana ipett, tlainville Ana.

lewstd. Ph. 4S9-UU. UNO imUi blot sjetj, few while Pari Oacev ihvtxi Petjna Maion Isod- Homer City RD 2, died More day, Feb, it New Cflfle, A totm tit Hirvty Gall Sr. and mn Himon Grctt, the wn Bom Jury 17, 1912 ltt Indiana County.

Mtn Gross had Bved for 28 yean In New Cattle before moving back to Homer City 12 yean ago, Surviving are her mother: Mrs. Mae Hlnton Gross; two brothers: Percy, Indiana; and John, Fort Wayne, two sisters: Mrs. Moody (Bertha) Shields, Chagrin Falls, and Mrs. Robert (Helen) Neese, Homer City RD 2. She was preceded in death by her father, two brothers and two sisters.

Friends are being received from 2-4 and 7-9 p.m. today at Roblnson-Lytle's, where services will be held Thursday, Feb. 13, at p.m. with the Rev. Ronald L.

Sexton officiating. Interment will be made in the Garden of Devotions, Greenwood Cemetery. HARRY A. MOELLER, 78, formerly of Indiana, died Monday, Feb. 10.

1975. Mr. Moeller was the first manager of Murphy's Variety Store in Indiana. He was a member of Ray Edwards Barracks 1088, Association Retired Public Employes of Indiana and was an Army veteran of World War I. Surviving are his widow, Irma E.

Moeller; and a daughter, Mrs. Alma Baum-gartner. Indianapolis, Ind. Friends are being received in the Shirley Bros. Irving Hill Chapel, Indianapolis, where services will be held Thursday at 1 p.m.

Service 1 I Club Indiana Optimists Indiana Optimists met last evening at Rustic Lodge for their weekly dinner meeting. Gerry Craig, President opened the meeting with the invocation by Walter Vuckov-ich. Vice President. Following a delicious dinner president Craig called for committee reports. Bob Barry member of The Inter City Service Club Association gave a full report of the meeting held recently.

He reported on some of the projects which the Association has planned for the year. After he gave his report, general discussion was in order and much information regarding the plans for Service Clubs was presented. These projects wiU be developed by the local Optimist Club in the meetings to follow and wiU make their decisions as to the projects mentioned. Tom Uhron, New Club Chairman reported that we have an opportunity to start a Club in DuBois. A group of members will journey to DuBois soon to talk things over with a group there.

President Craig read several letters from organizations in town relative to projects they are sponsoring. The Club voted to back them in their plans. President Craig appointed Tiny Everett, Jim Strittmatter, Norm Park and Don Fritz as a committee to plan for the Clubs Birthday Program. Jake Watkins, chairman of the Tri Star Pass, Shoot and Dribble Basketball Tournament for youth eight and nine years old, 10 and and 12 and 13 gave a good report on plans that are underway for this project. General discussion was in order.

Jake asked for some help from members and received good backing in his plans. Phil Bettina, chairman of the Invitational Basketball Tournament to be held at IUP Field House during the Easter Vacation, reported that plans are weU underway and things look good (or another Big Tourney In Indiana. Some splendid teams are planning to come to Indiana for this Big Project in BasketbaU. More about this later as the teams sign up, said Phil. Dave McNaughton came In two strides ahead to win the Weather Derby.

He said, better things are ahead, Chuck Haintey presented hla guest 'to the Club, He is Richard E. Miller. Indiana, a Pene-tec employe. Dick is thinking of joining the crew on The Good Ship Optimo. Jim BtoUky, Vice President, presented George Kremplw to the Club lor recognition aa New Ule Member of the Optimists.

President Craig received George Into the Club, He waa given bia Ule Membership Card by Jim- The Opti-Mn. Club wai given a vote of Uunke for the one way they backing the local Club and Little League. Next Monday wiU be a nro- waai. reo- wu ee It City In Italy 20vrtl contraclion SI Earn 24Conflfi 26 At the alm 26 Sleam (comb lorml 29 Oreek thealor 30 Swiss capital (var) 31 Decorative panel 33 Jacob a brolhtr (Bib 35 Indoneaian ot Mindanao 38 On Int Briny 41 allpraiM 43 in 4STiptoting 47Pvimilt 4SMaithtao (oil 49 Operaiic song SiFrerjuenieuttui 62Norinoamrti ami lab 64 Word ol eurpriaa 66 Sea bird Ivir 67Coniumid SB Alkaline solution Help Wanted -If- PERSON to work in service station, night shift, in Indiana. Write box H-93 co Gaiette.

MEAT cutter wanted trained or apprentice. Willing to learn. Reply to Box E-39 co Gazette. LOCAL Financial Institution needs Secretary lor 'stoff of office. All general office duties.

Previous experience desired, but will train if otherwise qualified. Company benefits. Write to box G-82 co Gazette. WANTED fully qualified mechanics. Apply in person Bo-narrigo Ford, Rt.

22 BlairsviUe. Ph. 459-9300. PERSON far housedeaning 2 days per week, Indiona area, references. Write Box G-81 co Gazette.

DOMESTIC Engineers work part time without neglecting your children, $75 per week. Ph. 463-6145 or 463-7402. BLOCK layers experienced, must supply own materials. Ph.

465-2626, 9 o.m.-5 p.m. MATURE experienced cook for part time day shift work. Apply in person. Landmark Restaurant (formerly Family Host Cafeteria), Indiana. RN for full time employment.

Psychiatric experience preferred. Send resume to: Florence Dorwachter, Indiana County Guidance Center, 840 Phila. Indiana, Pa. 15701. PEOPLE needed for night shift stock work.

Male or female. Applications taken at Tate's Supermarket in Clymer. WANT lady to stay with elderjy lady as companion. Ph. 465-4689 or 465-5960.

45 Pets ft Supplies 44 Hobbles. Am, ft Crafts 67 Sports equipment tt Bicycles 6 Miscellaneous For Sale 7 Merchandise Wanted to tuy hnltsnks SO Farm Iqviomeat I livestock ft Poultry 2 Farm Ptodvctt 3 lawn ft Oarden equipment t4 Plants, Seeds ft Feeds 19 Farm equipment Wanted te tan) 90 Apartments Furnished 91 Apartments Unfurnished 93 Business Freperty 91-Offlee Space 94 Farms ft Farm land 95 Heuses far tent 94 deems fer Rent 7 Mettle Hemes 91 MebNe Hematites 99 MieceUtneeus fer lent 100- Wanted te lent led Usss bride IllfJ 1 10- Heuses ler Sale 111- Lets ft Atretfi 1 1I Ftrtna ft Form lands 114- fanakanlniuma 111 leatn ft Vetttien Fie perry lle-Museudneeus leal estate llt-leel ktete Wented UO MatUe Heme Deeien 111 Meade ttemee ler Itit 1M Ctasptfl) ft lenls 111-Itnttlltttl VoMdet HI HikililsttbMWetJtdltSMe- 11 lluWIuie leptlat ft 11V Mslirsw toartoeat lU-Inttuasi Isle It Meetseyeles nsfeeal we've chopped SMALL clothing store low rent, good investment, will negotiate price. Ph. 465-8521. Help Wanted If GUITARIST wanted for local group.

Male or female. No experience required. Ph. 397-4313. BLIND services, rehabilitation worker to work in Juniata, Miffien and Huntingdon Counties.

Work base Lewistown. Must be collage graduate. Write PO Box S3, lewistown. Pa. 17044, giving resume, describe practicum references and salary expected.

DIALING for dollars is servicing our customers ot home in your spare time by phone. Call DuBois 814-371-6748. Gazette Classifieds Begin Here Win Classified Advertising INDEX MERCHANDISE SAVINGS ON SPECIALLY 10 Canlsref Thanks 11 Cemeteries lets 1 2 In aAofneftame 1 3 Monuments 14 Int 4 Fawnd 15 Penenels 16 Dining ft Amusements 17 duet ft ledgeo It Mweki ft Inslivctlene It Speck) Annewneementa SO luslnete OpeertuniUes 11 Insurance 7i FmaiHktl InstltvHens Jl-rtelp Wanted 8e We Wented lenasssi leaser 30 eouty Sheas 31 Herts is 11-llectrtcel Werk M-lulldlnt leeeln 14-leetln, ft (Wimj IJ-Feinlln. le-Heellng ft Air CendJileiuot 17-lscevellne ft Septls Svsteme 3 Cewiete ft Masaneiy Cleenaif Gentrtet 40- lise.lsKj ft Hereto 41- Atetkanee leeotr 4J fwmllgre ft lug Cleanest 4-lweeM Tu rreeend ipiwm eenrves 3S Id Aehaues Il-Auueuu ft PmW, Ma, Oeeaas teiea H- Wee aseitets SHOES AND TAGGED Tburwgy, rruky lottMay hhiti NOTICE Sealed proposals will be received by the Supervisors of East Wheatfield Township. Indiana County, Pennsylvania, until 9:00 P.M..

March 3. 1975. II which time they will be publicly opened and read at the office of the Secretary of the Board for the following: 1500 ton. more or less, of No. IB or No.

2 or No. 3B blast furnace suut: 2500 ton. more or less of No. IB or No. 2 or No.

2B stone. Bids shall be both b. plant and f.o.b. Township. Bid forms may be obtained from the Township Secretary.

Successful bidder shall be required to comply with the provisions ol Uw Art of IK7. May 17. P.L 170. Sec. I.

as amended and supplemented. EAST WHEATFIELD TOWNSHIP SUPERVISORS Mary A. Tomb. Secretary Armagh. Pennsylvania NOTICE Sealed proposal! will be received and publicly opened and read by tot Supervisors of Amutroni Township, Indiana County, Pai on March irft at 7:00 P.M.

at Uw elfin ol tlx Secretary located Old Rt. til O. I Shelocu, Pi. lor Uw Following: All mittrliU Haled are lo be more or lost of sjid amounts and are to be applied various Towtuhjp Roads as directed by Uw Suptrvlaun ind Eacuttut Cliiis will bt KMpUd on ail bids -WW ml UC-30 U.0M RCttO lOJatt ttl B3 1,000 gal. taiUdcaMuni 1,000 1).

ol corrt-lUd pip mud ind mutated ol vut, oua leagUu ol dlamMar to tu" dumeur 1,000 ton slag or ttaftt No. I. No. IB. No.

I No- UJ, No. 1A. No. SA. No.

U. No. IRC UadUwd tii or ftmijnj ftoo ion ii' alia or Hottf- Upuo raotipl tl coolnct Suocaalul Bidder nil gull Band in Utt inotinloi Uw KBiriat. All ProflgaiUs am lipag lunu iunutlasd Of uoroaod by Uw Uftfltnifiwd oj PoaiDClT Tbi ail-IsYiiif aMcUwd bsTtiB, load (Bawl luifidvdj ud isWctiicaitdM oi Pobsv DOT. TM btwvleut mtn Ikf itjtt It ill MNtUaV DmHHirn.il- aacMtAry an iu tm LADIES BOOTS MB r'X -ir -7.

IHC TBI U-Owtuu ft leeheajtf It Wsett lai.ltasiat t-4uel ft fcieweed Sl-lisedltt ttttaatli IB aeniisseift I sees eteVteeaMtatatWall St, Indiana Members of the Club are re J-- ftStJ1 Ul-tam Iwau Wevatisjlttttj minded of Feb- 14. A BIG DAVtfiURB- Qtr mcf kww by 444-88JS..