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II ImftniB tMlftg Omtft, StHnrdsy, April 1, 1977. 11 BUSlNtSS StBVICH iiNtiwa. interior and exferiar. PAINTING, inferior ond exterior, AHMOUHCtMtNTS m. c.ul Spatial 24.

UMl NOTICES SSSFE Nome BlflirCV.IIfl WIUIISwIIUS JOHN RAIRIGH, 71. of 514 Palmer Patton. died Friday. March 31, 1972. in Ebensburg.

Born March 1, 1901, In Cambria County, he was a son of R. W. and Charlotte Pardee Hair- iRh. He was last employed Jy Pennsylvania Coal and Coke Cresson, terminating more than 40 years in the bituminous coal Industry. Mr.

Rairlgh was a past master of Lodge 658. Pat-ton. He was a member of Wll- MRS. VEDA P. HANNA, 76.

of 1146 Church Indiana, died unexpectedly Thursday morning. March 30. 1972. at her late residence. A daughter of Isaac and Sarah Coulter Tvger.

she was born Sept. 23, 1893. at Morton. A lifetime resident of the Indiana County, she had resided in Indiana since 1926. Mrs.

Hanna was a member of the Grace United Methodist Church. Carrie Bible Class. Lucy Webb Hays Missionary Circle of her church and the Degree of Honor. Surviving are her husband. George B.

Hanna. whom she married Aug. 6. 1919: a daughter. Mrs.

Robert tLouisei Patchen. Ft. Lauderdale. a son. Jack C.

Hanna. Indiana: four grandchildren: two greatgrandchildren: a brother. George A. Tyger, Glen Campbell: three sisters: Mrs. Sara L.

Lewis. Rochester Mills: Mrs. Robert (Ruthl Osborne. Elkhart, Mrs. R.V.

(Mary) Robertshaw. Idaho Falls, Ida. She was preceded In death by a sister. Mrs. Floy Patrick: three brothers: Merle.

Jack and Clyde Tyger. Friends are being received from 7-9 p.m. this evening and from 2-4 and 7-9 p.m. Saturday at the Richard T. Bell Funeral Home.

Indiana, where services will be held Sunday at 2 p.m. Dr. H. W. Jamison will officiate and interment will be made in Oakland Cemetery.

In MRS. BERTHA MAG DeHAVEN, 54. Irwin, formerly of Indiana, died Thursday, March 30. 1972. Born July 29.

1917. at West-over, she was the daughter of Charles and Ida Pieffer Mile. Mrs. DeHavefi was a member of the Zlon Lutheran Church of Indiana. Surviving are her husband, Glenn S.

DeHaven: a son. William Wampum: a daughter. Mrs. Betty Roberds. Colorado Springs.

seven grandchildren; two sisters: Mrs. Thclma Grimes. Cedar Grove. N.J.; Mrs. Agnes Kin-nan, Irwin.

Friends will be received at the William N. Snyder Funeral Home. 521 Main Irwin, after 7 p.m. Saturday and from 2-5 and 7-9 p.m. Sunday where services will be held Monday at 11 a.m.

Interment will he made in Oakland Cemetery. Indiana. MRS. FLORENCE IRENE WATSON WISE, 42. 1311 West Homestead, formerly of Blairsville.

died Friday. March 31. 1972. in the Montefiore Hospital. Pittsburgh.

Born Nov. 2fl. 1929. in Shaw-mut. she was a daughter of Charles B.

and Mrs. Leah Sau-ter Watson Sr. She was a member of the Reformed Church of Somerset. Surviving are her husband. Charles P.

Wise. Homestead: two sons: Richard A. and Charles both at home: her mother. St. Marys: two brothers: Jack L.

Watson. Horse-head. N.Y.: Charles B. Watson St. Marys: two sisters: Mrs.

Edwin (Dorisi Monroe. Utica. N. Mrs. Walter iCorai Hoffman.

St. Marys. The family will receive friends from 7-9 p.m. today at the Richard K. Shoemaker Funeral Home.

Blairsville. Sunday from 2-4 and 7-9 p.m. friends will be received at the John J. Lynch Funeral Home. St.

Marys, where services will be held Monday at 2 p.m. with the Rev. Milton Rhodes officiating. Interment will be made in the Presbyterian Cemetery. St.

Marys. ANDREW S. YAROS, 87, Starford. died at the Indiana Hospital Friday. March 31, 1972.

Born in Poland Nov. 29. 1884, he was a son of Stanley and Victoria Lacek Yaros. FOR longer weot keep cor pels elaon with Blue Lustre. Rent" electric thartipooer $1.

Mobon 33 6th. Sf. 231 Li-OA I NOTICES NOTICEt All legal advec tlsemenH must be in Gazette office two (2) days prior to publication, NOTICE Sealed proposals will be received and publtclv opened and read by the Super-visors of Burrell Township, Indiana Countv at the township building. Block Kick. Pennsylvania, until 7:00 p.m.

o'rMi tE.S.T.i Aprtl in. 1972. for the folkwinc: 15011 Uim mnrc or less 2 stone, de livcrcd to stockpile or Nil I Baled. 1000 tons more or less II stone delivered lo stockpile or t.illaatcd. 1000 ton more or loss 2B sin delivered to stockpile or 15M lorn more or less 1 stoe-deliv-ered to stockpile or miauled.

Proposal lorms. Specifications. Korm of (Vintrm-t and Instruction to Bidders mav he obtiiined from William f). Thompson. Secrelarv.

Box 483. Black Lick. Pennsylvania. The miiierinls specified herein, shall meet the Stimdard Specif of the Pennsylvania Deportment nf Transportation. Earh proposal must be ar-(ompiinied a "certified check' 'bid nondi in the amount of ID, mode payable to the treasurer of the municipal itv.

The successful bidder, when awarded the conlnict. shall deliver a bond with suitable, reoxonnblc retiuirements. euar-antceme performance of the etmlmcl or iddivcrv to be made with sufficient suretv in the amount of 5(1 per cent of the amount of the contract tt less than isonn.no. or ion per cent of the amount of the contract if SSnon.no or over. All proposals must be upon the form furnished by the undersmnod.

The supervisor reserve the right to reject anv or all proposals. WM. I). THOMPSON Socretarv 3 31 4 3x NOTICE Sealed proposals will be received and publicly opened and read by the Supervisors of Burrell Township. Indiana County the township builriine, Blake Lick.

Pennsylvania, until 7:00 p.m. o'clock iK.S.t.t April 10. 1972. for the folk) wine: 2MXW more or less. ftC-ffm asphalt RT-in Tar delivered and applied.

2n.0O0 more or less. MC30 RT-2 Dust Oil. delivered and applied. Proposal forois. Specifications.

Korm of Contract and Instruction to Bidders may be obtained from William D. Thompson. Secretflrv Box 483. Black Lick. Pennsylvania.

The materials specified herein, shall meet the Standard Specifications of the Pennsylvania Depart ment of Transportation. Each proposal must be accompanied bv icorlified cheek! (bid bond) in (lie amount of 10 made payable to the treasurer of the municipal itv. The successful bidder, when uwarded the wmtnK't. sreill deliver a bond with suitable, reasonable requirements. perfomiam-e of the contract or i ddiverv to be madci with sufficient surdv in the amount of 50 per cent of the amount of the contract if less than JSIKHUW.

or ton per cent of the amount uf the ronlrari if S5imn.iX) or over. All proposals must be upon the form furnbhed by the undersieoed. The sunenisfiTS reserve the rich! tn reial anv or all proposals. WM. D.

THOMPSON Secretary 3 4 I 4 3x RUDDOCK SIMPSON, ATTORNEYS EXECUTOR NOTICE Let 1ers Testamentary on the Estate of ANNA M. DLWNER Lite of Blairs-vitle BorouKh deceased (vivins been uranied Hk uodersiened. iltose havine claims a cainst sid arc requested to present Ihem dulv authenticated far settlement, and those knowing themselves to be indebted arc requested to make prompt payment. Thomas R. Duffner 172 Libcrtv Ave.

Dkunnille. I. 15717 3 2S. 4 Ma NOTICE Tlic Marion Center Area School Buiird is iK'ccpline bids for General School Supplies. Art Supplies.

Custodial Supplies ond Audio-Visual Supplies and Equipment. Specifications may be obtained from the Office of Business Affairs, in (he Administration Building. Sealed bids, specifically marked, must be in the hands of the Board Secretary. Mr. C.L.

Wiggins. Marion Center Area School District. Marion Center. PA. 15759 bv 4:00 P.M.

on Monday. April 10. 1972. Sincerely, C.L. Wiggins.

Board Secretary 3 25 4 1 4 Sx INDIANA Evening Gazette Classified Office open daily from 8 o.m, to 5 p.m. Robert Orear, Ph. 465-430B. INCOME fax prepared, personal, farm and business. Ken Ker-ner, Creektlde, Pa.

Ph. 465-7844. Ifx INCOME tax prepared. I.R.S. and Pa.

by appointment. Ph. 465-5803. J. A.

Bricked. Old Rt. 119 South. 243 INCOME tax prepared personal and farm. Mrs.

Roy Shank, RD 2, Marion Center. Ph. 397- 2345. Ifx BACKHOE and dump truck far hire) grave) delivery and en-covoting work. Ph.

465-5750. tfx IT'S terrific the way we're selling Blue Lustre to clean rugs and upholstery. Rent shampooer SI. Peterson Hardware, 1060 Phila. 231x PAINTER local pointer guarantees, quolrty workmanship, reasonable price.

Booking now for summer. Ph. 463-7377. 240x TAX consultant, will prepare your return at office. Ph.

479-2986 for appointment. 231xL TREE removal and trimming. General houling rubbish, brush, appliances, furniture, etc. Indiana and White Twp. Gullace Trucking, call after 5 p.m., 465-6842.

246 INCOME fax returns, personal, business and farm. Prepared by Charles E. Receskl, 116 East Phila. St. Ph.

463-8492. tfzx SEPTIC tanks cleaned, new tanks installed. Also dozer work. Ph. 726-5562.

235 WALL washing Ph. 465-6360. 234 U.8USINESS OPPORTUNITIES GOLF driving range, 1 mile west ol Bloirsville, Rl. 22. 459- 7506 or 1-539-7462.

tfx MODERN Barber Shop for sole, ideal location. Reason for selling: other interests. Call 463-8895 after 6 p.m. F.S.M 250xM 18. PERSONAL FOR prompt investigations, AAA Detective Agency, 626 Phila.

Indiana, 463-8660. 232x IF there is a drinking problem, write AA, P.O., Box 412, Indiana. S.M tfx BRING your troubles here. AAA Detective Agency, 626 Phila. Indiana, Ph.

463-8660. 233x 19. REPAIR SERVICE STATES Refrigeration Service Service on all makes and models of household refrig-erotors. Ph 349-2614. 241x TELEVISION repair, color, black and white.

Prompt efficient service. Frank's TV Ph. 463-6138. REPAIRS Fast reliable TV repairs; also used TV's for sale. Ph, 465-7066.

234xP REFRIGERATION and appliance repairs, household and commercial, 24 hour service. Jet Refrigeration Service, 349-2417. 234x 23. ANNOUNCEMENTS 23c. Special IT inexpensive to clean rugs and upholstery with Blue Lustre.

Rent electric shampooer SI. White's Variety, 1845 Rt. 422 West. 231x Read Gazette Classified Ads. jdfttlfvTTN Mobile and Pre-built Altoom (B14) 944-3524 Carrolltown (814) 344-6572 Connellsvillt (412) 628-025 New Alexandria (412) Osceola Mills 339-6B98 40' 60' All 2 12' IS' 1 Pass Door Price includes GARY R.

ELKIN INDIANA. PA. Grange Hears Park Report BLAtRSVtLLE Blairsville Grange met Tuesday evening at the Grange Hall for an oyster supper preceeding the business meeting. The men of the Orange, headed by Raymond Barnhart, chairman. Bill Reed.

Clinton Hoe and Hazel Reed, served the supper. Guest speaker for! the program was Joseph (bgley. director of parks and Recreation in Indiana County. He presented a discussion on the various facilities available in the county, including Blue Spruce and Pine Ridge parks, i Mr. Cogley also mentioned the educational and.

informative roles the parks play in the county. Donna Moore. Grange youth chairman, reported oh the youth banquet to be held May 9 in honor of mothers. All Grangers are welcome and reservations should be made by contacting Miss Moore. Hazel Johnston or Dorothy Wainwright.

Kay Barnhart announced that the draperies for' the stage at the hall would be ready by the first part of April. Dorothy Wainwright reported on the last square dance and announced one lor Saturday, April 15. with Art Dira and his orchestra. The pie social has been scheduled for Saturday. April 8, with entertainment provided.

The Grange youth will put on the tale of Peter Cottontail and the Bunny Hop and adults will participate in a mock wedding, readings, songs and instrumental. Rehearsals for the pie social will be Tuesday and Wednesday. April 4 and 5. at 7:30 p.m. The children will practice on Tuesday at 7 p.m.

Mr. and Mrs. Donald Streams, chairmen of the Cancer drive in Blacklick Twp. undertaken by the Grange, distributed collection materials to the members. A Grange visitation will be hosted by Blairsville April 11.

All Blairsville Grange families are asked to bring cake. Lunch committee for the visitation is Hazel Mclntyre. Hazel Johnston. Mrs. Sigafoos and Minnie Kim.

A four-county visitation will be held at Plumville Firehall on April IS. Dwight Barkley. chairman of the legislative committee, presented several subjects to be discussed at the next meeting. Gottardi Ends Field Training In Germany Army First Lietuenant Larrv D. Gottardi.

son of Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence B. Gottardi. 1238 Washington Indiana, recently completed a week of field training with the 18th Field Artillery's 2nd Battalion at the Seventh Army Major Training Area near Grafen-wohr, Germany.

Lt. Gottardi is regularly assigned as a fire direction and motor officer in the Artillery's Battery C. The Lieutenant entered the Army in January 1971 and was last stationed at Ft. Sill. Okla.

A 1967 graduate of Indiana Area High School, he received his B.S. Degree in 1971 from Indiana University of Pennsylvania. RD 3. Discharged Nancy W. Crawford.

Saltsburg RD 2: Mary Mittaly, New Alexandria RD 2: Kenneth McClellan, Avonmore: Gladys J. Thomas, Torrance: Adam Tenerovieh. New Alexandria RD 1: Angelo Serventi. Avon-more RD 1: Mildred Rajacich. Blairsville RD 3: Susan Lena.

Blairsville RD 3: Patricia A. Zucchelli, Saltsburg: George W. Zelich. Saltsburg RD 2. PUNXSUTAWNEY Admitted G.

Stephen Edwards. Rochester Mills. Discharged Clarence Henderson. Rochester Mills RD Trevor L. Niel.

Glen Campbell. 11. LOST LOST. Miniotura Sehnouttr, ial( end ptppif, named Tin-kw Ml vielnify RD 1, Bloln-UK. Reword ellrd.

Ph. h9- im. smjk 11 BUSINfSS SKVICtS PAINTINO point-r, any typ interior, exterior. Pre eslimatet. Ph.

8257. 23BW Oat Elic. air tendltlening, all typai plumbing, water heater), bathroom Initallatian tewer cleaning. 14 yean' e-parlance. BOYER'S Plumbing i Heating Ben Franklin Rd.

N. Indiana Phone 463-523 13 235x HAULING (or lease or rent, 1967 plate truck) you drive or we supply driver. For ony kind of houling. Call Lawrence Sadler, 403-3114. ROOFING, siding, painting, spouting, barn roofs, new or repoir.

Zock's Roofing, Ph. 479-8976 or 479-8)74. tfx ROOFING all types of aluminum siding, home remodeling, spouting, block laying, cement work. Wance and George, Contracts. Ph.

479-9004) 479-8187. tfx INCOME TAX Federal and state taxes prepared. Quarterly ond annual returns. Personal, business, farm, and partnerships. All strictly confidential.

Accounting service year round. M. E. SWINEHART Ph. 463-6211 for appointment 13 tfx HAULING of all types.

Ashes, trash and junk. Ph. 463-3629. 239x SMITH'S blacktop and paving. For free estimates, Ph.

459-6579. tfx GARY'S Mobile Home Service. Heating, plumbing and wiring. Complete mobile home servicing. Ph.

465-2382. tfx CERAMIC tile, carpet, kitchen cabinet sales and installation. Oil, gas, and electric heating installations. Jack Learn, Belsano, Ph. (814) 746-0045 or 465-6196.

tfx NOTARY Public. Title and tag service. James Kring, 828 Stannard Indiana. Ph. 465-8955.

tfx CLOSEOUT SALE DISCOUNT HOUSING CENTER on all 1971 Models 2 Mi. North of Ireekville an Rovte 36 Phone: 814-849-7594 DISCOUNT PRICES 2-3-4-Bedroon Models 12-wides $3650 DOWN PAYMENT $3(jlj00 PER MONTH $5394 4 enntki it 10 51 annul wcentage rue. Total deferred payment like $5735.96 Med-Mod-and EA Decors Ready tor delivery Free delivery within 100 miles We lake anything of value en uado Optm 9 A.M. ta 9 P.M. Daily hV an har not on other bit or at factory All new No RtpotMMOnil INCLUDES LARGEST 1 LOT DISPLAY OF NEW PORTS IN U.S.A.

wan 12x60 $4688 12x64 bi $4989 12i70.JUi... J5395 laclvdtn Gun lyroflCt. tomti. (toi: fltn brand oOOOXCIt. fully lw-oibtd' t't9 dflivf v- tc FRONT RSAR y.

MriWf gun Norm tjraftd appltontc.VSM't'itHoi.ver door Siarm Doot Corp fww'i The Commodore Volunteer fife (Apt. wll rento wiled bid let a 1972 ok -up truck with Die following jowfi-eatietu: 1. 4 wheel drive 2. ton deluu cab I. No le than 950 cu.

in. V-8 engine 4. Heavy duly suspension with overloads 5. Heavy doty Wiecls. dutch, rear end and battery, alternator rulle ply tires t.

4 speed transmission (high and low rangel S. Automatic warn hubs 9. Reading bed ID. Front tow hooks I I. Oil and amp gauges 12.

West coast mirrors ichromei 13. 2 top mounted spotlights All bids must be to the hinds ol the secretary by April 3. IWJ. Bids will be opened and discussed at the April Slh mectlnn. The Commodore Fire Dept.

reserved the right to reject any or ail bids. Charles Nelson Secretary RD L. Commodore. Pa. 15728 llolslnger Dark, Attorneys EXECUTOR NOTICE Letters Testamentarv on the Estate ol Jack R.

Kellv Laic of East Wheatficld Township, tnd. deceased having been granted the undersigned, those having claims against said estate are rcouested to present them duly authenticated for settlement, and those knowing themselves to be in-dcbled are requested to make prompt pavmcnt. Charles A. Kelly Cherry Street Seward. Pennsylvania 25.

4lx iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiMiiiiiiyj I District Hospital I I Register I INDIANA HOSPITAL Births for March 31 Mr. and Mrs. Rav L. Culp. 542 N.

Spring Blairsville. twin boys: Mr. and Mrs. Clyde C. Gelbach, 1 Winchester Indiana, boy: Mr.

and Mrs. Le-roy F. Good. Clymer RD 2. girl: Mr.

and Mrs. Loren Eng-elbrecht. 8 Winchester Indiana, boy. Admissions for March 31 Betty Jo Kammerdiener. Box 67.

Chambersville; Max C. Altman, Marion Center RD John M. Batulis. 530 S. 5th.

Indiana: Peggy L. Slezak. Box 37. Blairsville RD Rose Mary Debnar. 116 Harrison Kittanning: Garnet M.

Bowser. Box 127. Manorville: Andy Ka-vulich, Box 63. Clune. Deborah A.

Runco. 34 S. 10th. Indiana: Mrs. Myrtle B.

Frick, 1055 Hickory Lane. Indiana: Thomas M. Hankin-son. Box 14. Black Lick: William Carl Deschand.

RD. Avonmore. Discharges for March 31 Mona J. Branan and infant. Home RD 1: Alex Brezansky.

Box 162. Clymer RD 1: Joanne R. Buchheit. 411 Locust Indiana; Harold J. Campbell 77 Adam Clymer; Maxine Fyock, Clymer RD 1.

Joseph C. Gray. Indiana RD Florent Hennequant, 690 S. 4th. Indiana: Mary Connie Howard.

712 School Indiana; Betty McCullough. Box 225. Saltsburg; David C. Mclntyre, R. 424 Church Indiana.

Elizabeth A. Misko. Box 18, Dixonville; Raymond M. More-tti. Box 25, Indiana RD 5: J.

Quay Neal, Dixonville; Francisco Pitarch. Box 287, Homer City RD Edward S. Setlock. Box 386. Mclntyre.

Elizabeth P. Steetle, 1023 Water Indiana: Peggy L. Stoker. R. 280 Carter Indiana: Mabel G.

Wagner, 1266 School Indiana; Mary Michelina Zoffoto, 71 N. 4th. Indiana: Fannie C. Neal, Box 49, Punxsutawney RD 4: Edward Horchar, 115 Locust Coral. KITTANNING Admitted Beulah M.

Bleggt. Kittanning: Elmer F. Sleffy. Davton: Deidre M. McClellen.

Blairsville: Sheila M. Rossiter. Kit-tanning RD 5. Discharged John W. Muir, NuMine; Marsha J.

Eddy. Kittanning RD 2: Carol D. Sirwell and baby boy, Ford City RD 1: Lester C. Cribbs. Creekside.

LATROBE Admitted Joseph Rajacich, Blairsville AN ALL NEW DOZER BACKHOE RENTAL PLAN A PLAN THAT'S SURE TO HELP YOU 82V. OF RENTAL APPLIED TO THE PURCHASE PRICE IF YOU DECIDE TO BUY ORCUTT FARM SUPPLY BOCHE9TII MJLIS PHONI 3S6.9MI YOUB OEALEB FOB liamsport Consistory and Trinity United Methodist Church. Patton. Surviving are his widow. Mildred Moyer Rairigh.

whom he married Aug. 4. 1919: three sons and a daughter: Edward Monroe. Bakerton: Mrs. Mah-lon iReeslel Kirk.

Indiana: John Irwin: Boyd Patton; five grandchildren: two sisters: Mrs. Ressie Zimmerman. Colver: Mrs. Hulda Johnson, Canton. Ohio.

He was preceded In death by a daughter, Mrs. Lillian Custer in 1945. Friends will be received from 7-9 p.m. Saturday and from 2-4 and 7-9 p.m. Sunday at the James J.

Long Funeral Home. Barnesboro. where services will be held at 1 p.m. Monday. The Rev.

John Donley wili officiate and interment will be made in Richland Cemetery. Richland Twp. Masonic services will be held at 7:30 p.m Saturday at the funeral home. In lieu of flowers, contributions may be made to the Multiple Sclerosis Society. ELSIE REED HENDERSON, 84.

Bolivar, died Thursday. March 30. 1972. in Black Lick. Born Feb.

22. 1888. in Fairfield she was a daughter of George and Mae Coursin Reed. Surviving are her husband. Daniel Henderson: two brothers: Roy Reed.

Irwin; George Reed. West Bolivar: two sisters: Mrs. Grace Caldwell. Bolivar: and Mrs. Anna Belle Leasure.

Mt. Pleasant She was preceded in death by her parents. Friends will be received from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. Saturday at Edward J. Speidel Funeral Home.

Bolivar, where services will be held at 2 p.m. Sunday. The Rev. Daniel Chow will officiate and interment will be made in Fairfield Presbyterian Cemetery. WAYNE M.

LOWMAN, 56. 139 Miller Ave. Homer Cltv died Thursday. March 30. 1972 at Good Samaritan Hospital in Sandusky.

Ohio. Friends will be received after 7 p.m. today and 2-4 and 7-9 p.m. Saturday at the Askew Funeral Home in Homer City. Services will be conducted at the funeral home at 2:30 p.m.

Sunday with the Rev. Chris Petrak officiating. Interment will be in the Edgewood Cemetery, Saltsburg. IUP Adds Two More "Centers" Two additional school districts are now affiliated with the Indiana University of Pennsylvania's student teacher program. They are the Greater Johnstown Area Vocational Technical School District and the Altoona Area Vocational Technical School District.

The addition of the Johnstown and Altoona schools brings the total number of schools participating in the IUP student teaching experience to 96. Known as "centers." these cooperating schools are located within an 80-mile radius of the Indiana campus. Since the student teaching experience constitutes the heart of any teacher education program, each center must meet specific requirements established by the Pennsylvania Department of Public Instruction as well as standards developed by the IUP School of Education. There are also special quali fications for "cooperating teachers," the experienced professionals who guide the student in his initial teaching assignment. In many cases the qualifications of cooperating teachers affiliated with the IUP student teaching program exceed the minimum standards required by the Pennsylvania Department of Public Instruction.

There are currently 810 IUP students doing their student teaching. They are spending this semester working full time in a cooperating school or in the University School oh campus. Having had an opportunity to indicate their chokes of school assignment, most of them are now teaching in a location of their preference and. in many instances, in Die grade of their choice. diana.

MRS. ESTELLA PRIES-TER, 87. of 360 N. 8th. Indiana, died at 12:50 p.m.

Friday. March 31. 1972. at Scenery Hill Manor, following an extended illness. A daughter of Harvey and Annie Uber.

she was born Aug. 17. 1884. in Washington Indiana County. A former resident of Homer City, she had made her home with her daughter, Mrs.

Clyde Risinger of Indiana for the past 12 years. Mrs. Priester was a life member of the Methodist Church of Homer City and Golden Gleaners Sunday School class of her church. Surviving are four children: Max Philadelphia: Mrs. Clyde (Dorothy) Risinger.

Indiana: Mrs. Hargrove iMild-redt MeCalleum. pompano Beach. Mrs. Harold (Martha) Gibson.

Buffalo. N.Y.: nine grandchildren: 14 greatgrandchildren: a sister. Mrs. Harry Schall, Homer City; two half-sisters: Mrs. R.

B. Kunkle. Homer City; Mrs. John Walker. Indiana.

She was preceded in death bv her husband. Henry L. Priester in 1961. Friends will be received from 3:30 to 5:30 and 7-9 p.m. Sunday at the Richard T.

Bell Funeral Home. Indiana, where services will be held Monday at 1 p.m. The Rev. Scott D. Browning will officiate and interment will be made in Greenwood Cemetery, Indiana.

MISS MARGARET LOCK-ARD, 83. of 594 Church Indiana, died Friday. March 31. 1972, in Indiana. Born Feb.

23. 1889. in Indiana, she was a daughter of E. M. and Elizabeth Daugherty Lockard.

A graduate of the former Indiana Normal School, she was formerly employed as a laboratory technician at both Con-emaugh Valley Memorial Hospital. Johnstown, and the Indiana Hospital. Miss Lockard was a member of Calvary United Presbyterian Church: New Century Club; Johnstown Chapter. OES; and James LeTort Chapter, Daughters of American Colonists. She is survived by several cousins.

She was preceded in death by her parents: a brother, Donald Lockard; and a sister. Miss Mary Lockard. Friends will be received from 7-9 p.m. Saturday and from 2-4 and 7-9 p.m. Sunday at Robinson-Lytle's.

Indiana, where services will be held at 11 a.m. Monday. Dr. William L. Roberts will officiate and interment will be made in Oakland Cemetery.

Indiana. EDWARD VISNESKY. 44. formerly of Ernest, Cattaraugus RD 3, N. died suddenly Friday.

March 31. 1972, at the Bertrand Chaffee Hospital, Springville. N.Y. Born July 18, 1927, In Indiana, he was a son of Michael and Rose GilUs Visnesky. Surviving are his widow, Betty Brinks Visnesky.

formerly of Brush Valley: two sons: John, with the U.S. Air Force in Phoenix, Edward, Buffalo. Y-: two brothers: Anthony. Springfield. Joseph.

Brush Valley: a sister. Mrs. Joseph (Isabelle) Nastase. Indiana: several nieces and nephews. Friends will be received at the Mentley Funeral Home.

Cattaraugus, N.Y.. Saturday and Sunday from 2-4 and 7-9 p.m. where services will be held at a m. Monday with the Rev. James Haran officiating- Interment will be made in Uue East Otto Cemetery.

Bast Otto, N.Y. He was a member of St. Elizabeth's Roman Catholic Church and UMWA Local 89. both of Starford. Surviving are the following children: Stanley and Edward, both of Girard: Mary, at home: Joseph.

Conneaut. Ohio: Mrs. Francis tHelenl Hickey. Pittsburgh; Mrs. Bernard Agnes I Sullivan.

Glen-shaw; Mrs. Edward tTheresal Rigo. Astabula. Ohio: 25 grandchildren: 12 great-grandchildren. He was preceded in death by his wife.

Mary Cisawski Yaros. Friends will be received at the Bence Funeral Home. Clymer. today from 7-10 p.m. and Sunday from 2-5 and 7-10 p.m.

where the Rosary will be recited at 8 p.m. Sunday. Mass of the Resurrection will be offered in St. Elizabeth's Church, Starford. on Monday at 9:30 a.m.

The Rev. Fr. Louis Mi-hok. OSM. will be the celebrant and interment will be made in St.

Bernard's Cemetery, Indiana. JOHN SELWYN GRIFFITH, 60. 207 Locust Indiana died March 30. 1972 in the Allegheny General Hospital. Pittsburgh.

Born Nov. 6. 1911 in Homer City, he was the son of Watson R. and Sarah Grace Laney Griffith. He lived his entire life in Homer City and Indiana and had been associated with the Syntron Company for over 21 years.

He was a member of the Calvary United Presbyterian Church, a veteran of World War II and American Legion Post 141. Surviving are his widow. Mildred Hunter Griffith and his father, both of Indiana. Friends will be received from 7-9 p.m. Saturday and from 2-4 and 7-9 p.m.

Sunday at Robinson-Lytle's. Indiana, where services will be conducted Monday at 1:30 p.m. with Dr. William L. Robert officiating- Interment will be made in the Greenwood Cemetery, Indiana.

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