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70 PLACE CLASSIFIED AD 5. FOR SALt 11. LOST 22. INMEMORIAM 5n. Mobile Homes WE RESERVE THE RIGHT TO EDIT ALL CLASSIFIED COPY Report Errors Day Insertion Given On Errors.

Copy Deadline 2:00 P.M. Preceding Day of 12 Noon. For Monday, Cancellations Same Deadline. 5. FOR SALE 5.

FOR SALE 3 BEDROOM mobile home, 12x54 with lot, porches, and tool shed. Excel, cond. Ph. 726-5609. 160xE WE are the only mobile home co.

in area that has the famous "Turn Key" turn the key and move in! It furnishes 275 gal. oil tank with fitting and copper lines, double gas tank hook-up for cooking, water line with elec. freeze tape and insulation, sewer hook-up, connect 220 volt complete blocking on 10 and 12 pillars, steps for front door, light bulbs, all decorations and furnishings show. Twin Mobile Homes, 1903 Rt. 422 Indiana.

Ph. Bob or Ed for more information, 463-3190. tfx DEL-REY covered wagon, El-Capitan. pickup campers travel trailers, truck caps parts and accessories. Madill Coach Sales and Service, South, on 403 Strongstown.

Ph. 814 7495251. tfx LOST white and red Brittany Spaniel, stiff hind leg. Ph. 465-6850.

159xL 12. FOUND 5h. Miscellaneous 5k. Real Estate VIOLIN learner's Vz size, new, $25; brass cymbols. 11" and Ph.

465-6510 or 463-8917. 158x TYPEWRITERS-adding machines, office furniture: files, desks, chairs, etc. Henry Hall, 714 Phila. St. Ph.

465-4612. tfx HOUSE coal. Ph. 726-5562. 163 INTERNATIONAL pick-up truck, 1968, 4 wheel drive with new 7' Meyers snow blade.

Shell camper, 4 new studded snow tires, excel, cond. Ph. 349-2198 or 463-6369. tfx ARCTIC Cat snowmobile, 20 h.p., high Balk Rest, extra nice. Ph.

354-2522. 160 VOX extension speaker, Four 12" speakers and cover, $90. Ph. 479-3184. 160 TIRE 700x13 and 2 wheels, Dart or Valiant, Chev.

wheel, R.F. ammeters 3-5-8 amps, rheostats SOohm, 500 and 750ohm, 150 W. Mica and oil capacitors. 500 ft. approx.

stainless stranded cable. Ph. 463-0728 evenings. 160 INVENTORY sale! 54 in. upholstery fabrics, low as $1.95 yd.

Drapery and slipcover closeouts, $1.00 yd. We are now specializing in reupholstering, full time. Excel, workmanship, prompt service. Ph. 465-6732 for free estimates.

Tocci's Drapery Shop, Indiana. 169x med sized refinished upright. Ph. 254-2160. 160 WANTED! An opportunity to sell your home, farm, commercial property or acreage.

Real estate is our business. Almes Realty, Ph. 463-0025 or 397-4951. 162x Estates, city water, city sewer, all underground utilities, paved streets with curbing. Ph.

4652493. tfx 4 BEDROOMS, 2 baths, whole house air central location, Monticello White Twp. By appt. only. Ph.

4637808. tfx 37 MODELS, semi-constructed, completed, $16,000. Immediate financing. Ridge Homes. 463-7910.

tfx bedroom home, 2V 2 built-ins, game room, carpeting, 2 car garage. Can arrange financing. Ph. 465-4635. tfx Indiana South 6 rooms and bath, gas heat, garage.

Ph. 4798392. 160xS TAVERN for sale with 3 good business, must sell because of poor health. Ph. 9487408.

tfx PHONE McGill's price for your 51. Used Cars Si. Pets REGISTERED Springer Spaniel puppies, liver and white, 10 wks. old. Ph.

6687889. 162xH GERMAN yr. old. Ph. 463-0091.

160xP 3 COON Hounds, AKC, Blue- tick. Ph. 726-8872. 158xS COON Hound pups, 11 wks. old, $10.

Ph. 463-1129. 161xC GROOMING, boarding. Pickup and delivery service. Winterwood Kennels.

Ph. 479-9847, Kittanning 297-5597. tfx IDENT tags for dogs and cats are being sold by the Indiana County Humane Society. They are now on sale for 25c each at Indiana County Treasurer's Office. Located in the Courthouse.

Barclay's Hardware will engrave your phone number on tag at no charge. Buy yours now and help support your Humane Society. tfx MEDIUM to large part Collies, part Shepherds, part Bird Dog, part Hound. German Shepherd Collie pups, part miniature Collie pups, part Spaniel pups, other dogs, young, mixed breeds. Ph.

4657354. 163 FREE to good home, 2 yr. old German Shepherd, housebroken. Call anytime. Ph.

4799809. 160xB FREE 3 part Beagle puppies, 10 wks. old. Ph. 3542204.

163 5k. Real Estate INVESTMENT minded! Nearly new 14 unit, 1 bedroom apt. building, all city utilities, near town. Call now Almes Realty, Ph. 463-0025 or 397-4951.

163x HONEYMOON special! Lovely 3 bedroom frame with alum, exterior, modern kitchen with built-ins, very attractive bath, 2 car garage, and nice lot. Don't miss this opportunity at only $22,900. Call Lyle Putt, realtor, 465-5606. 163x 1st Immaculate, 3 bedroom brick split level with cozy paneled den, carpeting, and garage. An ideal location for only $28,500.

Call Lyle Putt, realtor, 465-5606. 166x BOROUGH location, 3 bedroom brick. baths, carpeting, intercom, fireplace in panelled family room, 2 car garage. All for $35,000. Low down payment; owner will finance.

Write Box G-78. Gazette. 160x CHEVE 1958, 2 283 engine. 3 spd. Sell as is or by parts.

Ph. 726-8922. 158xS station wagon, $300, 4 wheel good not wagoneer. Ph. 4792300.

160xM PLYMOUTH-1932, 4 dr. good shape, original equipment. Ph. 412-697-6935. 160xA CORVETTE-1960, 283, 4 spd.

Ph. 349-1485 after 5 p.m. 160x0 Custom, 2 dr. 6 like new, $1,295. The Car Port, 9th and Water Sts.

161x stick, 6, completely winterized, good shape. Ph. 463-7405. 161xA good reasonable. West on 286 to Aultman at ARCO station on left.

158xM SS, 396, tur- bo-hydromatic, loaded, very nice. Ph. 465-7303 after 5 p.m. 160xL JEEP 1951 station wagon, 4 wheel in good shape. Ph.

397-8992 or 254-4533. 159xM MUSTANG 1965, 3 A-l cond. Can be seen at corner of 5th and Phila. at Boron Station, $875. 163 SERVICEMAN going overseas must sell 1968 Cheve.

Bel Air station wagon, air cond. PS, excel, low mileage, travel rack. Ph. 676-5476 or 465-7142. 163x MAVERICK 1970 with std.

shift, looks and runs like new. Real economy buy, $1375. Ph. 463-7225. 158xM VW 1965, excel, 4 mags and wide tires, plus snow tires, $400.

Ph. 354-2492. 163xS FORD 1966 Falcon, 4 radio, heater, good cond. Ph. 254-2555.

158 MUSTANG 1965, Hurst 4 289, 4 barrel, other specialities, best offer. Ph. 4657482 between 4 and 6 p.m. 160 for the best used mobile home. We need them.

Ph. 412463-8549. 161x MOBILE homes, travel trailers, motor homes, pre-built homes. Open and p.m. Stakes Mobile Homes Sales.

Old Rt. 119. Homer City. tfx MOBILE home, 70x12, 2 bedroom. IVz baths, located in Blairsville.

Terms arranged. Ph. 459-8124 between 1-4 p.m. 158xW MOBILE home, Hillcrest, 1969, 12x60, excel, cond. Ph.

465-7643 after 5 p.m. 162xG 5p. Motorcycles NEW and used mini bikes. Also parts and accessories. C.

L. Ruffner and Sons, RD 3, Rt. 286 Indiana. Ph. 4630821.

tfx SNOWMOBILES new moto- skis for sale. Also 7 1970 model Artie Cats. C.L. Ruffner and Sons, RD3, 286 N. Indiana.

Ph. 463-0821. 165x POLARIS snowmobiles: motorcycles: mini bikes: gift certificates. McAdoo Cycle Shop, Indiana. tfx SNOWMOBILE-1970 Artie Cat, 440, Puma, fully modified, good shape, good running cond.

Ph. 465-7128. 161xB Sq. Boats Accessories CLEARANCE on truck tops, truck campers, and travel trailers. Wholesale price.

Ressler Marine Sales, Vz mile North of Armagh. Ph. 814 4492312. tfx 6. WANTED TO BUY 6f.

Livestock Poultry WANTED Livestock. D.W. Patterson, Indiana RD 1. Ph. 463-8971 or 463-3366.

tfx WANTED all kinds of livestock. Nick Dalessio. Ph. 463-8446. 172x 6h.

Miscellaneous WANTED new or used merchandise. To be sold at Veri's auctions. Ph. 468-4853. 160 WANTED Winchester Model 94, 30-30 cal.

Give price and location, write Box D-44, Gazette. 159 WANTED antiques of all kinds. Kemp's Old Mill Antique Shop. Indiana R.D. 3.

Ph. 463-0644. T-T-Stfx WE buy used mobile homes. Ph. 463-3944, Homer Mobile Home Service.

tfx 7. AUCTION PUBLIC Auction! Jan. 13, 7 p.m. Factory close-outs of drapery material, Naugahyde, household plastics, etc. New and used materials.

Veri's Auction, Rt. 22, next to Redtop near Delmont. 160 FOUND male Beagle, black and white, found at Uniontown near Cherry Tree. Inquire John Lantz. Barnesboro RD2.

158 in vicinity of Bryan Hill. Ph. 158xS 13. BUSINESS SERVICES CARPET laying, residential, commercial and repairing. Harold G.

Behm Carpet Service. Ph. 463-6313. 185 INDIANA Evening Gazette Classified Office open daily from 7:30 a.m. to 5 p.m.

REMODELING, paneling, and trimwork; ceilings installed. Quality workmanship at reasonable prices. Ph. 726-5338 for 163 KEYS made, locks repaired, evenings only. Gene Friedline, 528 Chestnut St.

Ph. 4654078. 159xF NOTARY Public. Title and tag service. James Kring.

828 Stannard Indiana. Ph. 465-8955. tfx EXPERT tree removal, rubbish hauling, Indiana White Twp. Gullace Trucking.

4656842 evenings. 161 AlJTO repairs! Let us get your car ready for inspection. Prompt service. Guaranteed work. Specializing in disc brakes, electronic tune-up, electrical systems.

Fisher's Auto Repair, 329 First Blairsville. Ph. 459-6313. 164x NOW thru discounts on new furnace installations! Ph. today for special prices.

All types of mobile home repairs. Bob's Mobile Home Service. Ph. 463-0696. 202x TV repairs in your home.

Prompt, honest, reliable. Indiana and vicinity. Ph. 4636138. 161 CARPET laying, commercial and repairing.

Harold G. Behm Carpet Service. Ph. 4636313. 185 INCOME tax returns prepared.

Personal, business, and farm. Kenneth Kerner, Creekside, Pa. Ph. 465-7844. tfx WILL prepare income taxes.

Personal, business, farm, partnership, and etc. 8 years exp. Ph. 463-6211 for appt. M.

Swinehart, 112 S. 7th St. tfx POLE Buildings any size for farm building, residential, commercial. Gary R. Elkin, Indiana, Pa.

Ph. 463-8197 160xE INCOME tax returns, (personal and business) prepared by Robert L. Stewart, 255 Grant St. tfx INCOME tax returns prepared. Block and National Tax Training School grad.

D. Harper, Homer City RD 1, between Brush Valley and Armagh. Ph. 479-8806. 229x CHAPMAN'S Life Insurance Agency and Notary Public, 402 Church Indiana.

Ph. 465-7101. tfx SMITH'S Blacktop Paving, Driveways and parking lots. Free estimates. Ph.

459-6579 or Perry 694-9103. 694-3851. tfx INCOME tax returns prepared personal, business, farm. Experienced tax accountant. All returns confidential.

Ph. 463-7973 after 5 p.m. for appt. 162xY INCOME tax prepared. Personal, business, and farm.

Robert's Tax Service, 42 S. 5th, Indiana. Ph. 465-4528. tfx HOME remodeling work.

A to all types. Quality workmanship. Ph. 463-6182. tfx TREE service or tree cutting, free estimates.

Ph. 459-6198 or 459-7787. 163xF It is with loving memory that we pause on this, the 2nd anniversary of the death of our dear husband and father. Norman N. Bowman to pay this tribute of respect.

Signed: wife, Louise, and family of West Frankfort, HI. 158x 23. ANNOUNCEMENTS 23c. Special Indiana Evening Gaiettc, Thursday, January 7, KEEP carpet cleaning problems small use Blue Lustre wall to wall. Rent elec.

shampooer $1. Frailey's Bldg. Supply. Shelocta. 160x BANQUETS, parties, conventions.

For reservations call Innkeeper, Holiday Inn, 463-3561. tfx AS of Jan. 5, 1971. Mrs. Mary Smith has been appointed tax collector for Creekside Borough to fill the unexpired term of Mrs.

Hattie Simpson, deceased. All taxes due and the home of Mrs. Mary Smith, Creekside, Pa. Effective Jan. 9, 1971 Gabriel Reed, Sec.

159x 24. LEGAL NOTICES NOTICE The Homer-Center School District. Homer City, is seeking bids on Athletic Equipment. Specifications can be obtained at the Business Office located in the Junior- Senior High School. Sealed bids are to be in the hands of the Board Secretary by 3:00 P.M..

Feb. 9, 1971. The Board reserves the right to reject any or all bids. Mrs. Mary J.

Evanick Board Secretary NOTICE: All legal advertisements must be in Gazette office two (2) days prior to publication. Press, PG Strike Continues PITTSBURGH (AP) Negotiations between the Pittsburgh Press Co. and the striking pressmen's union were to resume today after both sides reported "some progress" in Wednesday's session. The strike by Pittsburgh Pressmen's Local 9 has halted publication of both the Pittsburgh Press and the Post-Gazette since Sunday night. A union source said the main stumbling blocks in the bargaining are wages and the company's move to limit overtime for the press operators.

The Press has begun laying off 1,100 non-editorial employ- es as a result of the work stoppage and the Post-Gazette has notified its editorial workers that a decision will be made on their working status Friday. The two daily newspapers have a combined weekday circulation of 600,000. AUCTION Sat. evening, Jan. 9, starting at 5 p.m.

at Chester Davis Auction Gallery, Ebensburg. We will start the new year with a lot of good used furniture, all kinds of unclaimed and damaged freight. If you have something you would like to turn into cash, bring it along. Chester C. Davis Son, auctioneers.

159x 9. PUBLIC SALE 5m. Used Trucks truck, 463-7145. 1 ton, Ph. 158 5n.

Mobile Homes MOBILE home, 10 48, 2 bedroom, completely set up in park. Ph. 463-3409 after 6 p.m. 160xL TWIN Mobile Homes, Rt. 422 Indiana.

Ph. 463-3190. tfx TRAILER-12x60, IVa yrs. old, 2 bedroom, and 2 baths. Will arrange financing.

Ph. 354-2078. 161xP HOMER Mobile Home Service. We winterize campers and mobile homes; clean and inspect furnaces. Ph.

463-3944. tfx FOR sale, used mobile homes: used 2 bedroom, front living room; used 8x36, 1 bedroom, very deluxe. Heilman Homes, Inc. Ph. 459-8420.

tfx PUBLIC Sale: Jan. 9, 1 p.m., 948 Wayne Indiana. 5 PC. maple bedroom suite, 5 pc. breakfast set, 3 pc.

bedroom suite, gas range, GE refrigerator, Hoover sweeper, 2 pc. living room suite, arm chair, daveno-bed, 9 pc. dining room suite, washing machine, occasional living room chairs, end tables, TV, cushions, bedding, wall plaques, desk lamps, floor lamps, clocks, table lamps, magazine holder, dishes, mirrors, glassware, cooking ware, dresser lamps, bedroom chair, radios, sewing machine, chest, smoking stand, hassock, window fan, wicker stand, and many other misc. items, all to be sold. Anyone desiring good, clean, furniture should attend this sale.

Sale probably will be held indoors. Owner: Daisey V. McAfoose estate. Pete Stewart, auctioneer. Ph.

4630715. 159x First appropriations tor Army air operations $125,000 was authorized in fiscal year 1912. 14. BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES ESSO Service Sation for lease, Market and Brady Streets in Blairsville, Pa. Excellent opportunity to own your own business.

I'll provide you with professional training and pay while youlearn.Financial assistance to qualifying candidates, available. For complete information Ph. 'Ken Perluke at Pitts. 412-682-6613 or Johnstown 814-535-2383. 160x 17.

MISCELLANEOUS CARPETS and life too can be beautiful if you use Blue Lustre. Rent elec. shampooer $1. Sun Drug, University Park Plaza. 160x 18.

PERSONAL COME in. Let us pray over your cause by one of God's Christian servants with silent prayer. 7:30 to 10 p.m., Mon. and Thurs. by Brother Lee, 1199 Washington Indiana.

160xP 21. CARD OF THANKS thank CARL MELROSE MARSHALL, 59, Dayton RD 1, died Wednesday, Jan. 6, 1971, at 6:40 a.m. at the Armstrong County Memorial Hospital, Kittanning. Born Feb.

21, 1911, in Wayne Armstrong County, he was a son of Harvey A. and Emma Jewart Marshall. He was married Nov. 26, 1936, to Millie Van Dyke Marshall. Mr.

Marshall was a member of the Glade Run Presbyterian Church where he served as an Elder. He was also a member of the Pennsylvania Young Farmer's Association and had lived his entire life in Wayne Twp. He was a farmer and was employed in the warehouse of the Dean Phipps Store in Kittanning. Surviving are his wife, and five daughters: Mrs. James (Nancy) Clark, Cowansville RD Mrs.

Wesley (Donna) McLaughlin, Rural Valley RD Miss Doris, Butler; Miss Connie and Bonnie, both at home; six grandchildren; a sister, Mrs. Nettie Beers, Dayton. Two brothers, Ernest and Madison, preceded him in death. Friends will be received at the Ely Funeral Home, Dayton, from 2-4 and 7-9 p.m. today where services will be held at 2 p.m.

Friday with the Rev. T. R. R. Stull officiating.

Interment will be made in the Glade Run Cemetery. MRS. MARY KETURAH NICHOL, 95, Commodore RD 1, died Wednesday, Jan. 6, 1971, in the Mountain View Rest Home, Hillsdale. A daughter of Joseph and Elizabeth Schrecengost Moore, she was born Dec.

9, 1875, in Cherry Tree. She was married to Wesley W. Nichol, who preceded her in death in 1941. Mrs. Nichol was a member of the East Mahoning Baptist Church, Purchase Line.

Survinging are four children: Mrs. Hazel Elrick, Irwin; Wesley Clifton, Gettysburg; Harold Commodore RD Weldon Glen Campbell RD a sister, Mrs. Bernice Baker, Lewistown; 20 grandchildren. Whe was preceded in death by a daughter and a son, Fleda and Carl. Friends will be received from 7-10 p.m.

today and 2-5 and 7-10 p.m. Friday at the Rairigh Funeral Home, Hillsdale, where services will be held Saturday at 2 p.m. with the Rev. Ellsworth Campbell officiating. Interment will be made in the East Mahoning Cemetery, Purchase Line.

Breakthrough In Synthesize Human Growth Hormone I would like to thank the community of Diarnondville for the gift received from them at Christmas Shut-in Betty States. 158xS Dies In Crash BUTLER. Pa. (APi-A twocar collision in nearby Butler Township Saturday night killed one of the drivers. Richard Eberle.

18. of Butler. SAN FRANCISCO (AP) Faced with inflation and budgetary cuts, the scientists who synthesized human growth hormone had to borrow a $30,000 instrument to finish their work. Announcement of the synthesis, a breauthrough in hormone research, was made Wednesday at a news conference by Dr. C.

H. Li, professor of biochemistry and director of the Hormone Research Laboratory at the University of California at San Francisco. Li's career studying hormones, the chemical messengers that regulate the body's functions, spans 32 years. The instrument borrowed from the Children's Cancer Research Institute in Boston, was used in the step- bystep construction of the hormone, which is a chain-like protein molecule of 188 amino acid links. Li and his colleagues borrowed it when they were unable to buy their own because of financial pressures on the laboratory caused by inflation and general cutbacks in federal funding of scientific- research.

Synthesis of human growth scientists a powerful new tool for probing many diseases, including cancer, arteriosclerosis and dwarfism. Human growth hormone is secreted by the pituitary, a gland the size of a pea located at the base of the brain. The pituitary secretes more than a dozen hormones that in turn control secretion of still more hormones by other glands. In the past, HGH was available only pituitaries taken from cadavers. The small, expensive supply was enough only for study of its structure and function and treatment of a few isolated cases of dwarf- isrn in children.

It was found to be effective in overcoming dwarfism caused by pituitary problems. But scientists discovered that HGH and growth hor- mone from sheep and cattle when administered to laboratory animals caused other effects besides stimulating growth. The hormone appears to hasten the healing of fractures and wounds, enhances the effectiveness of the sex hormones, aids the body in production of antibodies to fight disease and lowers cholesterol in the blood. "If you can synthesize a growth molecule, as we have done, then perhaps you can synthesize an antigrowth molecule and then an anticancer molecule," Li said. "Not only normal tissue growth, but abnormal tissue growth, like cancer, may depend on this molecule." Since HGH affects cholesterol levels in the blood, and cholesterol is a factor in coronary heart disease, perhaps a slight change in the HGH molecule could lead to a chemical to control the arteriosclerosis-producing cholesterol, Li said.

And understanding how the hormone aids the body in generating antibodies to fight disease could lead to a new understanding of the body's natural defenses and how to manipulate them. Although the artificial HGH hasn't been tried on humans, Li said he was confident it would exhibit the same effects as on animals. He predicted that within a few years commercial firms will find an economical way to mass produce HGH. "This is the largest protein molecule anyone has ever synthesized," Li said. "Everybody discouraged me when I began this.

They said it was a ridiculous task to build a molecule with 188 amino acids." JESSE E. ALLSHOUSE, 80, 626 Locust Indiana, died Wednesday, Jan. 6, 1971, at the family home. A son of Samuel B. and Nancy Jane Buzzard Allshouse, he was born Aug.

22, 1890, in Washington Indiana County. Mr. Allshouse had lived almost his entire life in Indiana where he had been associated for 41 years with the Indiana Hardware Co. until his retirement. He was a member of the Zion Lutheran Church of Indiana.

Surviving are his wife, Mary Jane Hoeh Allshouse, and the following children: Berle Pompano Beach, Alex, Jesse Jr. and Mrs. Feme Edwards, all of Indiana; Mrs. Dale (Irene) Todd, Indiana RD Mrs. L.

L. (Gail) Johnston. Homer City; Mrs. I.M. (Helen) Simpson, Marion Center RD Mrs.

Richard L. (Mary Lou) Burns, Marion Center RD a brother, E. M. Allshouse, Plumville: two sisters: Mrs. Bert (Viola) Kunkle, Creekside; Mrs.

Maude Dilts, Georgeville; 24 grandchildren; 14 great-grandchildren. Friends will be received after 7:30 p.m. today and 3-5 and 7-9 p.m. Friday at Robinson- Lytle's, Indiana, where services will be conducted Saturday at 11 a.m. with Pastor Elwood L.

Stark officiating. Interment will be made in the Garden of Good Shepherd, Greenwood Cemetery. T. SPENCER CREEK, 70, 324 N. Fifth Indiana, died Tuesday, Jan.

5, 1971, at Scenery Hill Manor, Armstrong Twp. Born July 29, 1900, in Oldtown, he was a son of Rev. John Thomas and Minnie Earnhardt Creek. Mr. Creek served with the U.S.

Army during World War II. He lived most of his life in Detroit, where he was associated with the Ford Motor Co. until retiring in July 1962. Since that time he has resided in Indiana. Surviving are a sister, Mrs.

V. D. (Rosalie)Wise, Indiana; and a niece, Barbara Wise, Linden Hall, Lititz. Friends will be received from 7 to 9 p.m. today (Thursday) at Robinson-Lytle's, Indiana, where services will be conducted Friday at 1:30 p.m.

The Rev. Delbert E. Jolley and the Rev. Howard W. Jamison, D.D.

will officiate. Interment will be made in the Oakland Cemetery. MRS. GERTRUDE E. WELLS LUKEHART, 78, Williamsport RD 3, died Friday, Jan.

1, 1971, in the Williamsport Hospital. Born Sept. 17, 1892, in Indiana, she had resided in the Nisbet area for 27 years. Mrs. Lukehart was a member of St.

Peter's Lutheran Church at Collomsville and its Ladies Aid Society. Surviving are a son, Eugene, Jersey Shore; a daughter, Mrs. Charles Hallow, Williamsport RD three brothers: Earl and Charles Wells, Plumville; Melvin Wells, Creekside; a sister, Mrs. Ida McQuilkin, Indiana; eight grandchildren; 12 great- grandchildren. Services were held in the Grouse Funeral Home with the Rev.

J. Odell Zechman officiating. District I Hospital Register FUNERAL FLOWERS We Wire Floweis SHIREMAN FLORIST Plumville 397-5566 MISS BERTHA PETERMAN, 63, Indiana RD 2, Washington died Wednesday, Jan. 6, 1971, at her home. A daughter of R.

and Ellen Bates Peterman Johnson, she was born Jan. 6, 1908. Friends will be received at the Clark Funeral Home, Elderton, after 2 p.m. Friday where services will be held Saturday at 1:30 p.m. Interment will be made in the Elderton Cemetery.

Humorist Sets Unique Trip LONDON (API Humorist S. J. Perelman, the American writer who now lives in England, is going to retrace Phineas Fogg's fictional trip in "Around the World in 80 Days." Perelman said Wednesday he would follow the itinerary outlined by Jules Verne, author of the story, and would write a book about his adventures. PIANOS Hal Thomas 1 int uiiia, a. INDIANA HOSPITAL Birth for Jan.

6 Mr. and Mrs. Ludwig C. Wineman, 1249 Water Indiana, girl. Admissions for Jan.

6 Pearl E. James, 670 Fifth Indiana; Raymond E. Strum, Box 200, Homer City RD 1, Verner A. Haldin, Box 241, Ernest; Miss Jacqueline S. Wickens, 159 Meadow Wood Indiana; Miss Gertrude C.

Shearer, 458 S. 7th Indiana. Mrs. Isabelle R. Wolanin, 550 Poplar Indiana; Mrs.

Genevieve H. Stiles, Indiana RD Mrs. Dorothy G. Baker, 35 Walnut Blairsville; John C. Bistok, Clymer RD Mrs.

Hazel E. Cassatt, Homer City RD 1. Mrs. Joan W. Ireland, 2597 Evergreen Indiana; Mrs.

Martha Betts, 1206 Church Indiana. Discharges for Jan. 6 Mrs. June L. Walker and infant, Shelocta RD Mrs.

Pepita Jacobs and infant, Box 196-A, Indiana RD Mrs. Christine D. Romanie and infant. Creekside; William S. Muckle, 263 Chestnut Indiana; Mrs.

Mary Ann Bell, Box 7, Coral. Mrs. Helen M. Kerstetter. Box 213, Plumville; Frank Po- tochniak.

Box 228, Blairsville RD John Bolinger. Box 374, Blairsville RD Rhonda L. Henry, 1281 Ben Avon, Indiana; Lester D. Kimmel, 843 Laurel Indiana. Mrs.

Anna F. Hvozda, Myr Walt, Homer City RD Mrs. Ella M. Houston, 45 S. 5th Indiana; James A.

Bundy, Penn Run RD Wendy Ann Stilwell, 102 Shady Indiana; Mrs. S. Ruth Uber, 726 Wayne Indiana. Mrs. Alice V.

Doak, 38 Cedar Blairsville; John Zasadny, 20 Morris Clymer. PUNXSUTAWNEY Discharged William Shaum, Dayton. LATROBE Birth Mr. and Mrs. Roger R.

Mengel, Blairsville, boy, Jan. 5. Admitted Betty J. McCoy, Bolivar RD 1, Nick Plesnic, Blairsville RD Nick Ziruolo, Blairsville RD Karen J. Fulton, Avonmore RD Winifred Metlack, Avonmore RD 1.

Discharged Perry Weaver, Blairsville RD3. KITTANNING Admitted James R. Thomas, Kittanning RD 5. Discharged Laird T. Orr Shelocta RD3.

Rap Shafer Veto Of Safety Bill HARRISBURG (AP)-A labor official has charged that Gov. Shafer's veto of an amendment making state investigations of industrial health and safety hazards public record was "completely indefensible and showed a total lack of understanding and concern for the safety, health of the lives of workers in industrial plants." Julius Uehlein, state director of the United Steelworkers' legislative committee, said Shafer was "giving approval to the right of a company to force employes to work under any situation that might be detrimental to their health, until such time as a state safety inspector can see to it that they rectify the situation." In his veto Dec. 30, Shafer disclosure of such confidential material would impede and be highly detrimental to the efficient operation of this program." According to the governor, the proposed amendment would have changed the definition of "public record" to include any agency or departmental reports pertaining to the act covering health and safety in industrial plants. Save With Steel 24x24 Extra HMVV STEEL GARAGE With Ovaitaad Door bikri wi HUM), toth Vow I ratois Guaraataad 20 Yaars ONLY $2195.00 to Easy tali Taiaw Any Size Coawerctal. Industrial.

Faroi BuMau STEEIBUIIDING SYSTEMS Dvsip-Build Co. BIACKLICK. PA. Can 412-241-7300.