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'KrrtS rW rrirrrrr ffiliinliiilniliilHIiriinllfflllllllllllinn side RD Martrta i. Grim. Astronaufs Use Fancy Compasses vv iMrliiiy6 i' -V V'rx. i rt 'i from a molten state ou ihmtioh some strong muMetif- field. The process la similar to rubbing a pin on a magnet and transferring mag- netism to the pin.

which then will pick up iron filings. What baffles the experts is where the strong moon magnetism came from back when earth and It's satellite were weathering the convulsions of- creation. They'll also take a lunar rock relumed by Apollo IS in 1989 back to the moon's surface, Scientists want to know If a "soft" type magnetism found in many lunar rocks In laboratories Is due to magnetic effects on earth or had a lunar origin. The stronger "hard" type magnetism found In moon rocks is believed to have been siven the rocks about four bil lion years ago as they cooled mjametl totffrrf in iMfflb of the TlnftJnKed Methodist Church of East MeKeeJportr Surviving are his parents, Cherry Tree RD li two sisters aridi-a: Mrs. William (KstheTlne) Oreenwaltl, Eliza-beth: Mrs.

James (Nina) Sym-: Ington, RoeKvllle, Charles T. Bootman, Norwich, paternal grandmother, Mrs. Sara E. Bootman, Tampa, four nieces and two Friends are being received from 7-10 p.m. today and 2-5 and.

p.m.. Friday at' the Ralrigh Funeral Home, Hillsdale, where, services will be held Satuday at 2 p.m. with the Revi George J. tyford officiating. Interment Will be made In the Thompson Cemetery, Hillsdale.

GET THE BEST TIRES FOR LESS AT SUNOCO Kelly Springfield Quality District Hos Register I INDIANA HOSPITAL Btrthi for April Mr. and Mrs. Thomas M. Walker, 450 N. 9th Street, Indiana, boy.

Admbiioni for April 1 Jolt E. Zbur, 24 N. 9th Indiana; Linda K. Brown, Indiana RD Thomas C. Frye, Box 2, Creekslde; Cameron Davis III, 1130 Phila.

Indiana; Christie Sue Reltz, 327 Barnett, Brookville. David Vinton, 350 Chestnut Indiana; Martha L. Box 28, Dbtonville; Tlrzah J. Marlin, Creekside RD Louella Cramer, P.O. Box 51, Creekside; Mary Jane Yuha, Clune; Alma M.

Fedoruk, Blairsville, RD James W. Pinks, Jr. 310 Meadow Lane, Indiana; Frank H. Griffith, 1050 Hickory Lane, Indiana. Discharges for April 19 Glen F.

Aul, Box 22, Marlon Center; Grace Beers, 286 Grandview Indiana; Catherine Bosley, Box 285, Vintondale; Karen Brown, Penn Run RD Anna L. Craig, Shelocta. Donald L. Craig, Home RD Paula L. Diem, 572 Water Indiana; Mary K.

Frederick; Box 108A, Smicksburg RD Roger K. Frick, Creek-. SPACE CENTER. Houston (AP The Apollo 18 astro nauls are taking two fancy compasses to the Descartes highlands today to help seten-tiats explain perplexing enigmas about the moon's weak magnetic field. Since the discovery by Apollo 12 instruments of the moon's magnetic field 1,000 times weaker than earth'sscientists pondering lunar evolution theories often have wished the lunar magnetism could just be explained away.

"It would be much simpler to explain most of the things we understand about the moon If we could somehow dispose of this magnetic field," said Dr. Paul W. Gast. chief scientist at the Manned Spacecraft Center. "Unfortunately, my colleagues, I think, won't allow that." So John.

W. Young and Charles M. Duke Jr. are to erect a magnetometer, an instrument to measure magnetic fields, as part of the nuclear-powered science station. During their excursions with the lunar rover car they'll carry a portable magnetometer to make other measurements.

RD Gary Raymer, Shelocta RD 1. Discharged Larry A. Brandon, Indiana RD Elizabeth J. Ricci, Homer City RD 2. MR9, "JULIA MADELINE STOYAK DUDEK, 68, Arcadia, died Wednesday April 19, 1972 in the Miners Hospital, Spangler.

A daughter of George and Antonlna Wojclechowski Sto-yak. she was born March 8, 1904, In Arcadia. She was preceded In death' by her husband, Michael Du-dek on Feb. 22, 1969. Mrs.

Dudek was a member of SS. Peter and Paul Roman Catholic Church, Arcadia. Surviving are six sons: George, John and Alex, all of Arcadia; Henry, Pittsburgh; Stanley, with the U.S. Air Force at Pope Air Force Base In North Carolina; Joseph, Cleveland, Ohio; a brother, Stanley Stoyak, Arcadia; nine grandchildren. Friends are being received from 2-5 and 7-10 p.m.

today and Friday at the Rairigh Funeral Hillsdale. A Requiem Mass will be offered at SS. Peter and Paul Catholic Church, Arcadia, on Saturday at 11 a.m. with the Rev. Fr.

Patrick O'Connor the celebrant. Interment will be made in the St. Michael's Cemetery, Glen Campbell. The rosary will be recited Friday evening at p.m. at the funeral home.

In 1970 Yugoslavia built a bottling plant at the side of a former Roman bath. pirn, goo Hwn saitsmirg. careiyn s. irwtn ana imam, Box 99, Satubufg; Hilda Kaip, Eiaenon; Leora m. nelly, Commodore RD; Margaret Llscsak, Box 140, Coral; James Morrison, Box 133, Sagamore.

Lylla J. Romahish. Box 14, Coral; Linda J. Shaffer, Penn Run RD Ellen C. Taylor, Box 17, Clarksburg; Alice K.

Telford, 28 N. 15th In-diana; Amy Beth Veleslg, Box 35, West Lebanon. LATROBE Admitted Mary Ann Dawson, Clarksburg RD Martha V. Keely, Saltsburg MR Bemice Jean Pavelchlck, Josephine; Frank Woodward, Saltsburg RD Jonathan Homer Baker, Saltsburg; Walter Petro, Blairsville RD Donna Jones, Blairsville RD Charles S. Tressler, Saltsburg RD Pauline Blat-tenberger, Saltsburg RD 1.

Discharged Wallls H. Brown, Saltsburg; John J. Ambrose Saltsburg; Dorothy Lanfrankin, Saltsburg RD Anthony Ro-tella, Blairsville; Lana J. Merlin, New Alexandria. PUNXSUTAWNEY Admitted William V.

Young, Rossiter. Discharged Darrell V. Painter, Glen Campbell; Howard J. Bishop, Rochester Mills; Rhonda Ann Neal, Rossiter; Robert A. Hig-gins, Glen Campbell.

KITTANNING Admitted Sarah E. Fleeger, Ford City Luxury 1j New Radials, Series 78 and regular priced 4-ply polyester Roadmarks, Series 78. ALL PRICES REDUCED COMPARE! Stop at Sunoco, where Sunoco, Master Charge, Bank AmeriCard credit cards are honored. Months tt pay No interest charges with Sunoco credit card. Extraordinary Broadloom Offer! MRS, DORA WVDER.

Adrian Hast) Ital. PamtntiW' lev after an extended Illness, Born Dee. 8, 1894, In Red-bank Twp. Armstrong County, she was the daughter of William ft. and Elizabeth Kuntz Yarger.

She was married March 28, 1012 to Melvln Ellis Snyder who preceded her In death on March 5, 1963. She was a member of Mount Carmel United Methodist Church and lived her entire life In Red bank Twp, Surviving are one daughter, Mrs. David (Dorothy) Law, El-yria, Ohio; one son, Cloe Snyder, Elyrla, Ohio; two grandchildren; and four great-grandchildren. Friends are being received at Frank 0. Bly Funeral Home, Dayton.

The body will be moved Friday, April 21, to Mount Carmel United Methodist Church and will lie In state from 1-2 p.m. when services will be conducted by the Rev. Percy Eltenberger. Interment in Timblin Cemetery. THOMAS D.

CARNEY, 70, Shelocta RD 3, died Tuesday, April 18. 1972, at the Indiana Hospital. Friends are being received from 2-4 and 7-9 p.m. today at. Robinson-Lytle's, Indiana, where services will be held Friday at 1:30 p.m.

with the Rev. Miles Gray officiating. In- terment will be made in the Union Cemetery, Armstrong Twp. MRS. MILDRED F.

HEIM-BERGER, 66, Saltsburg MR 1, died Wednesday, April 19, 1972, in the Indiana Hospital. Friends are being received today from 2-9 p.m. at the Hunter Funeral Home, Saltsburg. Funeral services will be held at the Sons of Zebedee Lutheran Church on Friday at 11 a.m. with the Rev.

Harold Knappenberger in charge. Interment will follow in the Edgewood Cemetery, Saltsburg. Red Rainfall Won't Help Corn WASHINGTON (AP) Agriculture Secretary Earl L. Butz, just back from Moscow, was asked tb comment on his impressions of Soviet Commu? nist party Chairman Leonid Brezhnev and Butz recalled that the subject of rainfall come up in their discussions. PHONE 465-5700 Ti AT ALL THE CONTINUOUS FILAMENT NYLON PILE CARPET YOU NEED, FOR YOUR LIVING ROOM, DINING ROOM DOWNSTAIRS HALL ALL FULLY INSTALLED OVER HEAVY RUG PADDING! CARL C.

WALLACE, 74, Marion Center RD 2, died Wednesday, April 19, 1972, at the Indiana Hospital. Arrangements are incomplete and will be announced by the Crawford Funeral Home, Marion Center, in Friday's Gazette. WILLIAM BAUGHMAN, 97, Main Street, Black Lick, died April 19,. 1972 in Indiana, Fa. Born In Schellsburg, Bedford County August.

25, 1874, he was the son of Joseph and Elizabeth Marigus Baughman. was a retired blacksmith and garage operator and a member; of the Black Lick Presbyterian Church. Mr. Baughman was a charter member of the IOOF in Bell's Mills. He was preceded in death by his wife, Grace Bennett Baughman, in January, 1954; one son, Arthur in 1909 and a Pansy Freed in March 1972.

Surviving are one daughter, Mrs. Daisy Syphers; two sons, William Russell H. all of Black Lick; five grandchildren and seven The family will receive friends on Thursday from 7-9 p.m. and on Friday from 2-4 and 7-9 p.m. at the Ferguson-, Helm FUneral Home, Blairs-ville where services will be hed on Saturday at 1:30 p.m.

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