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UMijjjig i District Hospital Register INDIANA HOSPITAL Births for May 12 Mr. and Mrs. Larry Ross. Clune. girl; Mr.

and Mrs. Terry L. Blazavich. Plumville. boy; Mr.

and Mrs. Kenneth E. Brown. 408 Locust Indiana, boy. Admissions for May 12 Donald C.

Wells. Shelocta; Catherine Gromotskie. Sagamore; John I). Conn. Shelocta RD Rose Marcoline, Home RD Shirley Ann Hapsic.

Torrance; Nona Wassatn. Commodore; Debra Jo Colgan. 1800 Lisa Indiana Viola D. Deyarmin. (Jlen Campbell RD Elizabeth Ann Williams.

965 Oak Indiana; Earl Cyrill Coehran, Blairsville RD Kay Woods. Rochester Mills RD Eric- James Neal. Blairsville. Bryan J. Moreau.

351 N. Carpenter Indiana. Thomas A. Andrufski. Homer City; Bonnie L.

Stewart. Indiana RD Kimberly L. Wolfe. 1525 Rt. 119N.

Indiana; Christine Helman, 311 Maple Indiana; Marilyn R. Miller. Shelocta; Joseph Thomas, Eastern Orthodox Foundation. Penn Run. Matthew J.

Potochick. Clymer; DeAnna Marie Pontani. Clymer; John G. Plafko. Starford; Teresa J.

Battistelli, Saltsburg RD Randy P. Corosu. Plumville; James A. Hart. Plumville; Kathryn L.

Indiana RD Melissa M. Doty. 818 Chestnut Indiana. Discharges for May 12 Wilniece Joy Mock and infant. 970 Lilac Indiana; Mary Ann Plavi and infant.

Dixonville; Murray D. King, Clymer RD Linda P. Bair. Saltsburg RD Elia E. Calvetti.

Aultman. Barbara Lee Colgan. Indiana RD 2. Audrey A. Davidson.

Homer City RD2; Fannie D. Kunkle. 1309 Phila. Indiana, Mildred A. Lowman.

65 Sixth Clymer; Jack Martin, Blairs- vil'le; Kenneth J. Skoff, Homer City RD Elmer Stitt. Blairsville. KITTANNING Admitted Karen N. Slease.

Dayton RD 1: Charles L. Yount. Shelocta RD Dessie M. Boozer, Dayton RD 2, Rodger L. Blose, Dayton RD Cindy L.

Baculik. Ford City RD; Margaret E. Baird, Indiana; Florence H. Boyer. Rural Valley RD Nancy J.

Rummell. Punxsutawney RD 4. Discharged Stanley Q. Travis. Rural Valley: Darlene L.

Haupt, Indiana. PUNXSUTAWNEY Admitted Tammra M. Charles. Valier. Discharged Mrs.

Luther L. Smith. Punxsutawney RD 5. Birth Mrs. Joseph Mantini.

boy, Rochester Mills RD Mrs. Joseph E. Shrader, boy. Mahaffey. DUBOIS Admitted Adam Orange.

Punxsutawney. MAPLE AVE. HOSPITAL Admitted Mrs. Connie Ross. Punxsutawney.

Discharged Mrs. Wilda Frew, Punxsutawney: Gilbert Carlson. Anita. Birth Mr. and Mrs.

Donald Ross, Punxsutawney. boy. May 11. LATROBE Admitted Robert McQuerter. Edmon; Michael Gatskie Coral; Ronald McCaulley.

Blairsville RD Virginia A. Good. New Alexandria; Patricia lapalucci, New Alexandria RD 2, Frank Tantlinger. Bolivar RD Carol Kuzmin. Slickville; Albert Gillingham.

Blairsville; Cindy McConneli. New Alexandria; Mark A. Newquist. Indiana; Annie C. Hamill.

Blairsville. Discharged Mary B. Boring. Blairsville RD 3: Paula J. Sullivan.

Saltsburg RD Justin M. Hull, Blairsville RD James P. Burkley. Blairsville RD Tammy J. Bailey, Blairsville; William R.

Silvis, New Alexandria RD John Burkley. Blairsville; Mrs. Veronica Wright and daughter. New Alexandria RD Mrs. Marie A Shurina and daughter, Blairsville.

Wife Of French President Pays Visit To NYC NEW YORK (API Mme. Valery Giscard d'Estaing has arrived for a visit that will be highlighted by the opening ot a music festival honoring composer Maurice Ravel. The wife of the president of France will be accompanied to the Wednesday night performance at the New York State Theater by Secretary of State and Mrs Henry A. Kissinger and Mrs. Nelson A.

Rockefeller. Scrambler Answer to Previous Puzzle MRS. BESSIE E. LAYER- ICK RAMSEY, 83. of Clymer.

died Monday. May 12. 1975 at Indiana Hospital. A daughter of John and Mary Jane Ritson Laverick. she 'was born March 14.

1892 at Saint Marys Mrs. Ramsey was a member of the United Methodist Church. Clymer. and was an honorary member of the Gold Star Mothers. Surviving arc a (laugher, Mrs.

Mary Jane James. Clymer. with whom she made her home, a son. Ralph E. (Edi Ramsey.

Homer City; four grandchildren: six great-grandchildren. She was preceded in death by her husband. Ralph in 1957. and a son. John, killed in action in World War II in 1943 Friends will be received from 7-9 p.m.

today and 2-5 and 7-9 p.m. Wednesday at the Hence Funeral Home. Clymer, where services will be held Thursday at 2 p.m. with the Rev. Loye Startzell officiating.

Interment will he in Oakland Cemetery. ROSE COGLIOSTRO, 56. of Sagamore, died Tuesday, May 13. 1975 at Latrobe Hospital. A daughter of Antonio and Annie Cogliostro.

she was born Dec. 19. 1918 at Sagamore. She had lived most of her life in the Sagamore area. Surviving is a brother.

Philip Cogliostro. Blairsville. She was preceded in death by a sister. Mrs. Mary Thompson.

Friends will be received from 3-5 and 7-9 p.m. Wednesday H( Hobinson-Lytle's, Indiana. A Mass of Christian Burial will bo celebrated at 10 a.m. Thursday, May 15. at Sacred Heart Church.

Sagamore, with the Rev. Fr. Raphael the celebrant. Interment will bo in St. Bernard's Cemetery.

A rosary will be recited at p.m. Wednesday at Hobinson- Lytle's. MRS. AGNES B. BUMBARGER WOOD, 78.

of 2408 McCarroll McKeesport. died Monday, May 12, 1975 at Columbia Hospital. Wilkens- burg. Mrs. Wood was born Oct.

1. 1896 at McKeesport. She was a member of the Christian Missionary Alliance Church. McKeesport. and was a lifelong resident of McKeesport.

Surviving are two sons: Robert E. Wood. Stuart, Rev. William P. Wood.

Blairsville; two daughters: Mrs. a (Marian) McKeesport: Mrs. George (Helen) Lewis. McKeesport. She was preceded in death by her husband.

Emmett Wood in 1959. The family will receive friends Tuesday and Wednesday from 2-4 and 7-9 p.m. at the Melvin H. Jaycox Funeral Home, corner of Fawcett St. at O'Neill McKeesport.

Services from the Christian Missionary Alliance Church. Summitt Street. McKeesport, will bo hold at 11 a.m. Thursday with the Rov. William Payne officiating.

Interment will bo in the IVnn Lincoln Memorial Park. HAROLD OTIS WATTERSON, 65, of Creekside RD 1. died Sunday. May 11. 1975 at Allegheny General Hospital, Pittsburgh A son of Gabriel L.

and Dotty Mae Orr Watterson. he was born May 7, 1910 in Washington Township. Mr. Watterson had lived his entire life in the Washington Township area and had been associated with Peoples Natural Gas Company for over fifty years until his retirement earlier this year. He was a member of American Legion Post 141.

Indiana. Surviving are two sons: James Indiana; Ray Medina, N.Y.; a daughter. Mrs. John (Virginia) Hopkins. Oakfield.

N.Y.; a brother, Elder Creekside RD ten grandchildren. He was preceded in death by his wife, Helen Watterson in 1958, and a son, Harold Eugene in 1935 Friends are being received from 2-4 and 7-9 p.m. today at Rob inson-Ly tie's, Indiana, where services will be held Wednesday. May 14. at 1:30 p.m.

with the Rev. Robert A Neal officiating Interment will be in Greenwood Cemetery. Roman Hruska Says He Won't Seek New Term WASHINGTON (AP) Sen. Roman L. Hruska says he will not seek re-election in 1976.

The Nebraska Republican, a conservative who is the ranking minority member of the Senate Judiciary Committee, was first elected to the Senate in 1954. He said Monday that he was making an early announcement ot his plans so that others who want to seek the office will have "every opportunity to make their own preparations." WILLIAM RICHARD CUMMINGS 84, of 324 Morewood Blairsville. died Tuesday. May 13. 1975 at Indiana Hospital following a lengthy illness.

A son of the late William H. and Sarah Hanson Cummings, he was born Nov. 22, 1890 at Coke vi lie. Mr Cummings was a member of the United Presbyterian Church, Blairsville. Ho was a member of Acacia Lodge 355.

AM. Blairs- villo; Coudersport Consistory, Tall Cedars of Lebanon Forrest 77. Perry; and the Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen. He had lived his entire life in the Blairsville area and was a retired engineer on the Penn Central Railroad, Surviving are his widow. Gladys Wiglo Cummings; a son.

William R. Cummings Hoyt Lakes. two grandchildren, two great-grandchildren; a brother, Thomas Cummings. two sisters: Mrs. Edna Switzer.

and Mrs. Sarah Helman. all of Blairsville. He was preceded in death by throe brothers. James.

Albert, and David. The family will receive friends from 2-4 and 7-9 p.m. Wednesday at the Richard L. Shoemaker Funeral Home, Blairsville. Complete funeral arrangements will be announced in tomorrow's Gazette.

MRS. ALMA FREDERICK DcLONG, 57. of New Florence HI) 2. died Monday. May 12.

1975 at Westmoreland Hospital. Greensburg. A daughter of Carl and Hilda Horchfekl Frederick, she was born Oct. 16. 1917 in Lorain, Ohio.

Mrs. DeLong had been a resident of Indiana County since 1959. She had served in the Women's Army Corps for six years. Surviving are her husband. William E.

DeLong. New Florence RD a daughter. Susan, at homo; three brothers: Edward and Clifford, both of Lorain. Ohio; Raymond. Sheffield Lake.

Ohio; three sistors: Mrs. Stanley (Ida) Schrol- iler. and Mrs. Lurman (Lydia) Taublee. both of Lorain.

Ohio; Mrs. Edward (Elsie) Krieger. Sheffield Lake. Ohio. Friends will be received from 7-9 p.m.

today and 3-5 and 7-9 p.m. Wednesday at Hobinson-Lytle's, Indiana, where services will be held Thursday at 1 p.m. with the Rev. Richard Hess officiating. MRS.

NELL ELLIS FULTON, 94. of 5 Tudor City Place. New York. N.Y.. died Sunday.

May U. 1975 in New York. A daughter of Griffith and Mary St. Clair Ellis, she was born June 22. 1880 in Indiana.

Mrs. Fulton spent the early years of her life in Indiana, until her marriage and had resided in New York for many years. Surviving is a daughter. Miss Mary Jane Fulton, of New York City. She was preceded in death by her husband, George R.

Fulton, and a son. Ellis Fulton. Graveside services will be conducted at 11 a.m. Wednesday. May 14.

in Oakland Cemetery with Dr. H.W. Jamison officiating. ANGEL1NE TAMBURO PACE, 65. of Lafayette.

formerly of New Kensington, died Friday. May 9. 1975. Mrs. Pace- was a member of St.

Mary's Cathedral. She moved to Lafayette in 1M8 and was married in 1930 to Joseph Pace who preceded her in death on March 25, 1975 Surviving are a daughter. Mrs. William Duke. Battleground, two brothers: Samuel Tamburo.

and Henry Tamburo, both of New Kensington; a sister, Mrs. Netta Patera. Miami. Fla. Services were held Monday, Mav 12.

in Latavette, Ind. ACROSS 1 Ark builder 5 Ready money 9 Saddle cushion Feminine appellation 13 Hodgepodge 14 Brazilian macaw 15 Prepare tor cold weather 17 Edge 18 Show contempt 19 Sea nymphs 21 Glen Distress signal 24 Demented 27 Puts in turt 29 Rosier 32 Lives 34 Fly in a plane 36 Rigorous 37 Coohout. lor instance 38 Plant part 39 Presently 41 Seniors (ab 42 Disencumber 44 Lei fall 46 In place o( 49 Hives 53 Me (Fr 54 Forces 56 Fuss 57 French stream 58 Black birds 59 Chess pieces 60 London gallery 61 Girl's name DOWN 1 Tidings 2 Norse god 3 Feminine name 4 Detested 5 Heart (anat 6 Straightened 7 Dimensions 8 Certain gardeners 9 Natives of Frances capital 10 Dry 11 River barriers 16 Deleter 20 Greek dialect 22 Misplaces 24 Bulk 25 Encourage 26 Amusement 28 Tang 30 MIX 31 Private eyes (coll 33 Resign 35 Winy 40 Queerest 43 Warehouse 45 Prig 46 Moslem priest 47 Protuberance 48Operatic solo 50 f.pochal 51 Morrmg moisture (pi I 52 Lanssan mountain 55 Observe General Notice. Warehouse Sale to satisfy delinquent accounts of the following This sale will be held at Rustic Lodge, Koute 28fi South. Indiana, Pa on May 15.

1975. at 1 00 PM DST. Unless accounts are paid in full the furniture belonging to the following persons will be sold at Public Auction to satisfy delinquent charges against this furniture and or merchandise. Kilene Hensing. a Vera Vogel Mrs June Dick Barry I.eBendig James Hutcheson Krank Jacobberger Mrs Myra Jamison Robert Home Thelma Shull 4 28 5 I 52 5.3 59 5 10 5 13 5 14x Gazette Classifieds Begin Here Lead Notic.i 1 ot i NOTICE The Harmony School Board is accepting bids for a Dust Collection System for the high school woodshop.

Science Equipment and Business Education Kquipment Specifications are available at the business office located in the Harmony High School. HK Westover. Pa. 16692 The school board reserves the right to reject any or all bids or accept any part of a bid us it deems will he liie best interest of the school district John K. Stiiniph.

Secretary Harmony School Board Westover. Pa Itifi92 5 13 5 20 5 27x NOTICE Sealed bids for the Construction of Mine Drainage Facilities located near the Village of Winburne, Cooper Township. Clearfield County. Pennsylvania. Contract No.

B-262 (ER-103). will be received by the Department of Environmental Resources in 518 Executive House, 101 South Second Street, Harrisburg. Pennsylvania 17120. until 2:00 p.m prevailing time. May 29, 1975.

at which time said proposals will be publicly opened and read at the same location The principal items of work and approximate quantities are: 2 yd Hilift 60 hrs. Labor 150 hrs. Certified Mine Foreman 80 hrs. Timber Sets 2 M.B.F. Blocks with Mortar 200 Each 18" V.C.

Pipe 30L.F. Open Ditch 90 L.F Concrete Endwall 1 Each Mobilization and Demobilization L.S. Anti-Pollution Measures L.S Each Bidder must submit a hid deposit of of the amount bid Bill documents may be examined during office hours in the office of the Bureau of Operations. Department of Environmental Resources. Room 210.

Evangelical Press Building. Third and Reily Streets, Harrisburg, Pennsylvania, or the Ebensburg District Office, Prave Building. 122 South Center Street. Ebensburg. Pennsylvania.

Bid documents will be furnished upon application to the Bureau of Operations. PO Box H67. Harrisburg. Pennsylvania 17120. accompanied by check payable to the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania in the amount of Five Dollars and Thirty Cents per set.

which includes sales tax Bid documents need not be returned and payment W11.1. NOT be refunded A Department Representative will meet with all interested parties at the Bell Restaurant at the intersection of Legislative Route and Interstate 80 at 10 00 a May 20. 1975 McConiwlt. Deputy Secretary Office of Resources Management Department of Environmental Resources 5 7 5 13 5 19x A HE SHAKING PLANNED I'SE REPORT mug tederol directly 'o loco' and governments This feport ot you' pla" participation determining goveinments decision on hov. the money be Note A at.on the cl lundt may be lent to the OHice ot Revenue Sharing Washington ESTATE NOTICE Letters Testamentary on the Estate lit DOHA I) IRWI.N, late of North Mahoning Township.

Indiana County. Pennsylvania, have been granted to Holier! Moore, of Punxsutawney RD I. Pa All persons indebted to said es- talo arc requested to make payment, and those liavmi; claims to present the same without delay to the said Robert II Moore nl Ins attorneys llert l.ukehart Attorneys at Law Protessional HinMing Punxsutawney. l'n. 4 L'y.

5 6. 5 13x NOTICE Notice is hereby given that the Marion Center National Bank has filed a request for a variance from the provisions of Ordinance No. 48 of the Borough of Marion Center in order that a proposed new construction can be joined parallel with the existing building along Factory Street and that a hearing will be held on said request by the Borough Council at 8 00 o'clock on June 2. 1975, the Marion Center Fire Hall Marion Center Borough Holsmger Clark. Solicitors 5 13X PI vrtso t- 4 A tst-i.

264 i 88O THEGOVfNNMENTOf Ind Mr A ENL SHARING MtNtof $264i880 I FOR THf SIXTH ENTITLEMENT PERIOD JUIV I 1975 THROUGH JUNE 30 1976 PtANS TO SPEND THESE FUNDS FOR THE PURPOSES SHOWN NC 3 9 2 032 008 Ind. Boro Sec. 1326 39 N. 7th. Ind.

Pa. S.DI" tji JtlC We Harkless A -it tilii JGfcw' rr ji' i 1 39 N. 7th. St. Indiana' Pa- 15701 lO-fttl'utl en I 1 ct frvnj- IWMlo i -a Ot ih.t to tptUltO David Nay I on Help Wonted Help Wanted NOTICE Scaled proposals will be received by the: Indiana Borough Council of Indiana County, al 39 7th Street.

Indiana. Pa. until 7:30 P.M.. on June 3. 1975.

for the following Construct approximately 1011 tons ID- 2A Scratch Course and approximately 1627 Ions ID-2A Wearing Course 1" in depth on various borough streets as directed by borough. Proposals must be upon the forms furnished by the Municipality and must be accompanied by a certified check or bid bond in the amount of 10'; of the bid. made payable to the Municipality. The Municipality reserves the right to reject any or all proposals. The Borough reserves the right to delete from the proposal any streets deemed necessary and to award the contract as may best serve the interest of the Borough Borough of Indiana BY E.

Harkless. Secretary 5 13, 5 20. 5 27.x NOTICE Sealed proposals will be received by the Borough of Indiana until 7:30 P.M. on June 3. 1975 at which time the proposals will be opened in the Council Room at 39 N.

7th Street for the furnishing of a pension plan for the non- umformed employees of the borough Specification can be obtained at the office of the Borough Manager. 39 7th Street. Indiana. Pennsylvania The Borough reserves the right to reject any or all proposals and to award the contract as may best serve the interest of the Borough of Indiana David Naylon President of Council K. W.

Harkless Secretary 5 13. 5 20. 5 27x Monuments J-L HILLSDALE Monument Artistry in design in granite and marble. Ph. 254-2842 or 814-743-6833.

Lost Found LOST part Beagle, white with brown face. Lost in vicinity of Melntyre. Answers to the name of Princess, Reward of $20. Ph. 726-5213.

Personals 15 ARNOLD Long, please call G. Cochrane. Ph. 459-7407. Special Announcements LOCKARD Ceramic's, Homer City will be closed on Sunday's only from May 11 to Sept.

7. All other regular weekly hours will be observed. SPECIAL wax jobs $18.95 at Georgianni Sunoco, 518 Phila. Indiana. Ph.

463-9935 for appointment. ANYONE interested in forming or joining In-Betweeners Club, ages 45-60, Ph. (412)676-4735. ANNUAL SPRING THRESHERMAN'S SUPPER Sponsored by DAYTON DISTRICT VOLUNTEER FIRE CO. Thursday, May 15 Serving from 5 p.m.

to ADULTS $2.50 tax incl. CHILDREN (under 12) $1 tax incl. BAKER 11 p.m.-7 a.m., full time. Experience preferred, but unnecessary, will train. Write to Box F-66 Gatette.

QUALIFIED guidance counselor for summer youth work experience program. Must be a county resident, live close to Indiana and have a traveling knowledge of all areas of Indiana County. Apply in person at the Youth Project Office (Old Williard Home), 1689 Saltsburg Indiana, Pennsylvania. Deadline for applications May 23, 1975. YOUNG LOCAL EXECUTIVE Looking for business partner.

No financial risk, only time. Could start part time. Send resume to: Box 214 Ebensburg, Pa. HAVE a Queen's Way fashion show in your home, and earn free fashions for your summer wardrobe, Ph. 479-3252.

HOME Remodeling Salesperson Estimating experience necessary. Liberal advance against earnings. Leads furnished. Discount Construction 349-3770. Telephone answers 24 hours.

APPLICATIONS being taken for kitchen employes, after school and week-end hours. Apply in person, Dairy Queen Brazier, N. 4th Indiana. CANVASSER Solicit home modernization. Liberal advance against earnings.

Discount Construction 349-3770. Telephone answers 24 hours. RENTAL vacancies worrying you? Find tenants fast with Gazette Classified Ads. Phone (412) 465-5555 or (814)938-3333. AUTO mechanic wanted inspection license required.

Good wages and all company benefits. Inquire Motor 541 Philo. Indiana. BOOKKEEPER mature, must have experience, small office. Write Box F-67, Gazette.

SECURITY SUPERVISOR Part time for local industrial plant (Blairsville). Previous experience desirable. Interested persons need apply by letter to: I.P.S., 1212 13th Altoona, Pa. 16601. HELP wanted.

Apply in person, Peterson Son, Homer City. DEPENDABLE person for housecleaning one or two days a week. Must have own transportation and references. Write to Box F-64 Gazette. NEEDED Host Home Parents.

Polk Outreach Team is interested in mature, responsible individuals to share their homes with mentally retarded adults. Arrangements made to compensate for room board. To be considered or for futher information contact Deborah Weyel, 412-761-5211. BASE guitar player and drummer for country western band. Must be over 18.

Ph. 465-5279 after 1 p.m. EXPERIENCED carpenter wanted. all replies confidential. Ph.

463-0716. INSURANCE SALESMEN AND WOMEN We pay up to of year's premium on submission of business. Many other financial services in your briefcase. Great group medical and life coverage plus retirement plan. For appointment call 463-7212.

Finntial Business Opportunities DUPLEX 1272-1274 Church Indiana. $21,000. Rent will pay mortgage. Ph. Laterza Real Estate, 349-3100.

Move Into A World That Incites: Wall-To-Wall Carpeting, Complete Kitchens, Pool, Air Conditioning, Private Balconies, AND GAS HEAT THAT IS INCLUDED IN YOUR RENT. 3 4 Bdrm. Townhouse Units 1 2 Bdrm. Garden Units PH. 412-349-3552 Open Weekdays 10-5 Weekends By Appt.

RUNNING BROOKE APIS. Just Off Ben Franklin Rd. near Ben Franklin School dial-a-service THESE BUSINESSES OFFER QUALITY SERVICE THE YEAR AROUND! Air Conditioning ROBERT SHANK Plumbing, heating and air conditioning bathrooms window and central air conditioning Specials for your home Decorator closet seals Marble top vanities 435 Phila. Sr. 465-7131 Insta Print APPLIANCE REPAIR DELTA APPLIANCE REPAIR John S.

Rapacuk All major appliances Specializing in refrigeration: commercial residential i Call 397-2342 Port time and eveninas Lawn and Garden dial-a-'service The Gazette's dial-a-service has a place especially for you and your business JUST PICKUPlTDIAL (412) 465-5555 (814)938-3333 WHENEVER YOU NEED PRINTING IN A HURRY GAZETTELAND PRINT 10- 1000 COPIES PRINTED WHILE YOU GAZETTELAND PRINTMASTERS 465-5555 Many models price ranges of lawn garden tractors STEARS Saks Service RD Shelotto, Rt. 210 354.2306 Lawn Garden mil i 'c AUT TRUCK nULL REPAIR Airport Rd. Indiana We Carry Columbia lawn Garden Traitors 8 hp. Riding Lawn Tractor 10 hp. Riding lawn Tractor told hove all gear Iranimittian.

differ- tntiol, electric start, and mow. hp. Riding Mower '339 Payiw 465-8889 President Monuments For Generations Jo Come HILLSDALE MONUMENT Artistry design and excellence ot craftsmanship in granite and marble Phone Cherry Tree 814-743-6833 Or Clymer 254-2842 KLINES 'RUST PROOFING Rust Proofing and Undeicoating Seated Against Rust and Corosion OUR ONLY JOB IS RUST PROOFING WE HAVE TO 00 IT BEST 370 last Pike Indiana, Pa 465-8301 Steel-Glubb FRED R. MEANS STEEL WIRE HOPE SNOW FENCE PLASTIC PIPE CULVERT USED PIPE AUTO GLASS INSTALLED MIRRORS PUNXSUTAWNEY, PA. 938-6230.