The Indiana Gazette from Indiana, Pennsylvania • Page 38

WANT ADS Phone 5-5555 16. LEGAL NOTICES NOTTCK TO BIDDERS Bids will be received and opened on March, 6. 1962, at 7:30 P.M. fori the furnishing of a pick up truck. A 1952 Dodge pick up to be taken as trade-in.

Specifications can be secured at the Secretary's Office in the Municipal Building. Indiana Borough Paul T. Bortz President G. H. Shea Secretary 15-20-27X NOTICE Notice Is hereby given that the Board of Road Supervisors of Bast MaJionlng Township, Indiana County, Pennsylvania, will receive sealed bids for the purchase of 2000 Tons, more or less, of size No 2 slag delivered and spread to East Mahonlng Township, Indiana County, Pennsylvania.

For the year beginning April 1, 1962 to April 1 19(13. The successful bidder will be required to furnish, within 20 days after the contract has been awarded, a performance bond with sufficient surety in the sum of jt the satisfactory to the solicitor for Mahoning Township. All bids shall be mailed or delivered to Charles N. Bell, Secretary, Marlon Center. on or before Mar.

1. 1062. The bids will be opened and read aloud Mar. 3. 1962, 9-00 A.M., E.S.T., by the Supervisors r-i the Fire House, Marlon Center, r'a.

The Board of Supervisors reserve the right to reject any or all bids. Charles N. Bell, Sec. Board of Supervisors of East Mahoning Twp. District Hospital Register INDIANA HOSPITAL Births for Feb.

19 Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Clark, Box 365, Black Lick, Boy. Admissions for Feb. 19 Mrs.

Mary E. Horn, 1st. Clymer; Mrs. Florence Shaffer, R. D.

2, Apollo; John S. Moore, 539 N. 6th Indiana; Michael Marafka, R.D. 1, Box 281, Saltsburg; Mrs. Laura Frye, R.D.

1, Creekside. Mrs. Gladys Douds, Aultman; Mrs. Elodie Vandenberg, 600 17th contract, "said" bond'to" i'n Box 353, Barnesboro; Harry Sealed proposals will be received and publicly opened and read by the Supervisors of Cherrylilfl Township Indiana County at Penn Run, Pennsylvania, until 10:30 A. M.

o'clock E. S. T. March 3, 1962. for the following: 2000'tons IB or 2B size slag or limestone P.

O. B. plant to be supplied as required during 962 Proposal forms, Specifications Form of Contract and Instruction to Bidders may be obtained at the home of, or by writing to G. Golden Secretary, Board of Supervisors. Penn Run, Pennsylvania.

The materials specified herein, shall meet the Standard tions of the Pennsylvania Department of Highways. The successful bidder. wnen awarded the contract, shall furnish a hond with suitable, reasonable rpquirements, guaranteeing oer- formanco of the contract with auf- fir.ient surety In the amount of 50 per centum of the amount of tli" contract. All proposals must, be upon the form furnished by the undersigned. The supervisors reserve the right to reject any or all proposals.

F. S. Golden Secretary of Board IHDS WANTED Sealed bids will be received and road by the Supervisors of Washington Township, Indiana Countv, at Willot Grange Hall, until tfn o'clock E.S.T. March 3, 1962. for Five Thousand Tons more or less of No.

2 B. Slag F. O. B. plant The materials specified herein shall meet the Standard Specification of the Penna.

Department of Highways. The successful bidder when a- wurdcd the contract shall furnish a bond with reasonable requirements guaranteeing performance of contract with sufficient surety In the amount of 50 per centum of the a- motint of the contract. The Supervisors reserve the right to reject any or all bids. C. P.

Wisslnpor, Secretary of Board Creekside R. D. 1, Pa. 13-20-27X INVITATION FOB BIDS ON MOVABLE FURNITURE Wednesday, March 7, 1962 at 10:00 A.M. (EST).

the STATE PUBLIC SPHOOI-, BUILDING AUTHORITY South 25th Street, Harrisburg, Pennsylvania, will publicly open all proposals received up to that hour for the purchase of School Furniture to be delivered to the Marion Center Joint School located West Side Route 32136 .3 Mile North of Intersection Route 954 in Village of Willet, Indiana County. Pennsylvania. Authority Project No. BS-W9. Specifications, proposals forms and bid envelopes may be secured by applying to the Authority.

Proposals shall be accompanied by Certified, Bank Cashier's or Treasurer's Check, made payable to the STATE PUBLIC SCHOOL BUILDing AUTHORITY in an amount of not luess than Five Per Cent of the Bid. The Authority reserves the right to reject or accept all or any part of any Bid. Elliot Falk Executive Director State Public School Building Authority 13-20-27X Clark, 1, Creekside; Mrs. Mary Fedenick, Lucernemines. Sharon Lee Scubon, Hillsdale; Mrs.

Martha Houck, R.D. 1, Clymer; Kathryn Ann Soshipp, Arcadia; Nancy G. McCurdy, 1140 Rt. 119 S. Indiana; Frank Shumski, 690 Plum Indiana, Discharges for Fob.

19 Mrs. Agatha Turk, 34 Clover Johnstown; Robert Banks, NuMine; Joseph Coulson, Ernest; John Thomas Markle, 363 S. 6th Indiana. Homer C. Smith, R.D.

2, Homer City; Mrs. Florence Davis, 3 Water Homer City; Deborah Ann Bolo, Mclntyre; Mrs. Carolyn Bondra, Box 217, Josephine. Mrs. Helen Ward, 252 Oak Indiana; Lynne Gue Bair, 560 Maple Indiana; Mrs.

Verna Alexander, Box 208, Black Lick; Mrs. Connie Schroth, 450 School Indiana. Gregory Scott Anderson, Lucerne- mines; Bonnie Jean Fleming, R.D. Cherry Tree; Mrs. Mildred Barry, 1272 Phila.

Indiana; Mrs. Katherine Oterson, Box 174, Box- onville. PUNXSUTAWNEY Births Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Spencer, Rossiter R.D.

1, daughter, Feb. 18 Mr. and Mrs. Robert L. Clontz Rossiter, daughter, Feb.

18 Admitted Mrs. Murray D. Edwards, Commodore Linus Simpson, Rochester Mills Mrs. Harry Leasure, Rochester Mills Mrs. Anna Kovalchick, Saga more Bruce R.

Young, Mahaffey Discharged Douglas Boyer, Valier Mary Ann Hoover, Smicksburg R.D. 1 Mrs. Roy Mumau, Glen Cam, bell Mrs. Sevet Hulin, Rossiter Alvord B. Steele, Home R.D.

1 Walter Stiver, Rossiter R.D. 1 Burton Grossman, Hamilton Connie Haines Divorces Pilot LOS ANGELES (AP)-Singer Connie Haines divorced test pilot Robert M. De Haven Monday testifying he locked the refrigerator when her mother was in the house. Miss Haines, 40, charged cruelty. She said De Haven, 39, chief test pilot for an aircraft company, was sarcastic and belittled her in front of her friends and family.

The court ordered De Haven to pay $700 a month for support of her and two children, Kimberly Marie, 6, and Robert 5. The couple married in 1951. JOHNSTOWN Births Mr. and Mrs. Walter Zatkos, Bel sano, son, Feb.

18 (Memorial Hos pital) KITTANNING Admitted Neldene Johns, Kittanning R. 5 Discharged Mary Boyer, Shelocta R.D. 3 Wilbert E. Lauster, Rural Val ley R.D. 1 Norma Murphy, NuMine Edna Mclntire, Dayton LATROBE Births Mr.

and Mrs. Glenn Carr, Saltsburg, R.D. 2, son, Feb. 17 Mr. and Mrs.

Jack Fatora, Blairsville, son, Feb. 18 Admitted Mrs. Ann Ward, Slickville Joseph Molner, Blairsville Mrs. Marie Beitel, Avonmore Discharged James Joyce, Josephine Mrs. Laura B.

Miller, Saltsburg R.D. 2 Mrs. Rosemarie Shearer and and baby boy, Avonmore R.D. 1 Mrs. Sarah Henderson and baby girl, New Florence R.D.

1 Mrs. Doris Eaglehouse and baby boy, Blairsville R.D. 3 Mrs. Jean Ventresco and baby girl, Salina SERVICE CLUBS Homer City Kiwanis HOMER CITY A program on 'Support of Churches" was fea- ured at last night's meeting of the Homer City Kiwanis Club in Hoel Homer. Wayne Harmon, program chairman, introduced the guest speaker, Rev.

Theodore Taylor of the Homer City United Presbyterian 3hurch. In his remarks Rev. Taylor said more interest should be expressed in the Christian faith and that men are not justified by their deeds alone, but by motives be- lind the deeds. In closing he said that has not failed the people in many ways people have 'ailed to support the churches. Guests included Frank Barkley of the Blairsville club and Mrs.

Millard Frye, who accompanied the soloist Murray Hiner. Joe Kinter will be in charge of next week's program which will be father and daughter night. Indiana Kiwanis Scenes of the Wind River, Wyoming area were shown by Bill Helwig at the meeting of the Indiana Kiwanis Club last night at Rustic Lodge. Mr. Helwig, a member of the Indiana Kiwanis Club, showed slides taken during a hunting trip in the mountains of the far west.

The program was presented by the Eye Bank Committee. Ken Hendershot introduced the speak er. Perfect attendance pins were presented to Ken Muth for 15 years, Harry Nichol for one year and Bill Hehving for one year. Last night was the last meeting for secretary Al Drumheller who is beginning a leave of absence. John Sahli, a member of the Historians Committee, reported on the progress of an annual to be published on the occasion of the 40th anniversary of the Indiana club.

Key Club members present included Robert Stright and Ron Lipman. Circle members who were guests last night were Tom Moore and Sam Kokolis. Harry Nichol had Harry Kaufman of Penn State as his guest. Birthday greetings were sung to Ward Zeigler. Berwyn Russell, Ross Steetle and Merle Craig.

Singing was conducted by Jim Turney with Bruce Jenkins at the piano. Indiana Lions The weekly Indiana Lions Club meeting held at the V.F.W. last night, was devoted to a business session. It was decided that the clubj would not put on a minstrel show! this spring. A complete report of the Health Camp was read and discussed.

Dr. Russell Nelson of Indiana State College was a guest while! Joe Morganti was accepted as aj new member. fncfama Evenfng Gazette, Tuescfay, 20, CorKolirlATlAn sccorid arter of 40 2. i i cent8 PW share com 00 SetS Dividend announcing the PITTSBURGH (AP)-Con o1id a Monday thc company 9ald th tion Coal Co. has declared a increase In the second quarter dividend of 35 cents per resulted from the merger of.

share of common stock and a solfdatlon with Truax-Traef. 9:. WEST END AUTO BODY 27 North llth Pa. Specializing COLLISION REPAIR BODY AND FENDER REPAIRING Safety Glass Hour Towing Phone HO 5-5331 PHYSICAL CHECKUP FOR GLENN William Douglas, the astronauts' physician, gives astronaut John Glenn part of his physical checkup in Hanger before suiting up today at Capo Canaveral. An astronaut is always given a physical checkup before flight.

(NASA Photo via AP Wircphoto) Deaths CHICAGO (AP) Archbishop diagnosis, died Monday of a heart attack. "Dr. Pap" retired as professor emeritus of clinical anatomy at Cornell University Medical College and continued his re- William David O'Brien, 83, inter- jsearch in Miami. He was born in nationally known auxiliiary bishop of the Roman Catholic archdiocese of Chicago, died Monday in San Pierre, Ind. Archbishop O'Brien, who oversaw the missionary work of the Catholic Church in the United States, was associated with the Catholic Extension Society, missionary agency for the United States, for 55 years, 36 as its president.

He was born in Chicago. MIAMI, Fla. (AP)-Dr. George Nicholas Papanicolaou, 78, devel- Greece and came to the United States in 1913. ST.

PETERSBURG, Fla. (AP) Adolph Reinhardt, 81, widely known chemist and metallurgical engineer, died Monday of a heart attack. He had served as assistant professor of metallurgy at Harvard and at the time of his retirement in 1951 was director of metallurgy and research for the Yotingstown Sheet and Tube Youngstown, Ohio. PHILADELPHIA dent of the National Coal and Supply died Monday. Burns Fatal BUTLER, Pa.

(AP) Burns suffered when hex clothes caught fire at her Karns City R.D. 1 home Sunday were fatal Monday to Amy E. Rankin, 83. oper of the Pap test for canceriton Moore Liversidge, 58, presi- Watusi tribesmen in Africa have) written poems containing as as 1,300 verses to extol the virtues of a single cow. Your Plans Now For BUILDING We Will Cheerfully Give You FREE ESTIMATES JUST CALL GR 9-9219 or 9-9382 Concrete Lumber HOMER CITY, PA.

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IN INDIANA PLUMVILLE SOUTH FORK Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Are You Confused About CARPET? Many people are! Frankly We would like to seU you carpet or rugs. But we also would like to give you personal advice and information as a doctor treats each patient individually. We will also give a frank appraisal of wool, acrilan, nylon, cotton and blends ol these. Some fibers are over-advertised, some are not well known. We offer advice on colors Also courtesy, patience and no "pressure." Some decide in an hour others in a year.

Now, then why should you buy from us? Not for the is free. But, if we do supply your carpet it 1. All first quality. 2. All largest selling name brand.

3. Installation done by our own expert craftsmen. 4. We have one of the largest selections of colors, tex- ures and weaves in the Area 5. Each one priced competitively.

6. Last but not are a locally owned community store which can only grow with your good wilj and recommendations Please come by for Personal Advice on carpets Or call and we will bring samples to you. Phone HO 5-4561 Jones Furniture FEBRUARY SPECIAL! WANT EASIER AND DRIVING? "1 4 i GET A COMPLETE WHEEL ALIGNMENT AND BALANCE ALL MODELS WEIGHTS EXTRA EASY PAYMENTS ARRANGED THIS SPECIAL INCLUDES: Set caster, camber and toe-in Balance wheels, add weights Rely on Prompt, Efficient Service and Genuine Ford Parts "YOUR FRIENDLY FORD DEALER" McGILL MOTORS INC. Rt. 119 South HO 5-5641 Indiana "McGILL WILL FULFILL" WASHINGTON'S BIRTHDM" This Sale Positively Ends Feb.

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