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Mum trtfiWt Btnws, ieniejet, rrt 16, bilttaripa Gulf has been and Is delivering all the gas production available within the area of Tetss East-em's pipelines, and that Quit Is making a diligent effort to connect austantlal additional gas supplies." MRS. MAMIE ELLEN JURWATJUCK, of Dy I I I I day, firemen from Armagh, Clyde, Bolivar, Block lick and Bloinvillo were summoned to the scene. The loss was estimated at $12,000. It is not known if the structure or contents wore insured. (Gazette photo by Beale) MOBILE HOME GUTTED The BiH Sapp family.

Including Mr. and Mrs. Sapp and their flvo children, wore visiting in West Virginia when their mobile homo located along Route 22, six miles east of Blairsville near Mt. Tabor Church, was gutted by fire shortly after 10 p.m. Fri Hospital Register wii, rriw7.

nu. 10 inoiana Hospital. A dauihttr of the lata Wil liam and Sarah Smith Anderson' she was born May 16, IBM In Armstrong County. Mrs. Klrkpstrlck attended the Dayton United Methodist Church and waa a member ol American Legion Auxiliary, Dayton Pott 996.

She lived In the Dayton area her entire life. She was married on May 20, 1918 to Arthur Vernon Kirk-Patrick who preceded her in death on Aug. 1, 1956, Surviving are three sons: William North Jackson, Ohio; Arthur Baltimore, Donald Ktttanning RD seven daughters: Mn. Wllber (Florence) VanHorn, Creekside RD; Frank (Sara) Mn. -George B.

(Llllle) France, Transfer; Mn. William (Margaret) Orr, Dayton; Mn. Guy (Mary) Norton, Arlington, Mn. Thomas (Dorothy) Kuhta, NuMlne; Mn. Donald (Shirley) Dayton; 13 grandchildren; 14 greBt-grand-chlldren; a Albert (Daisy) Stelly, Dayton; two brothers: Stanley Anderson, Smicksburg RD Merle Anderson, Kittannlng RD 2.

Friends are being received from 2-4 and 7-9 p.m. today and Sunday at the Frank O. Bly Funeral Home, Dayton, where services will be held Monday at 11 a.m. with toe Rev. Fred A.

Preuss, pastor of the Dayton United Methodist Church, officiating. Interment will in -the Smicksburg Methodist Cemetery. JAMES LEONARD KIRK-LAND, 58, of Clarksburg RD 1, died Thursday, Aug. 12, 1976 at Indiana Hospital as a result of injuries sustained in -a lumbering accident. A son of the late James and OUie Shetler Kirkland, be was born Feb.

28, 1918 in Deny Township. Kirkland was employed by Mont Stahlman Lumber Company and was a veteran of WW I serving with the U.S. Army. Surviving Is a brother, Paul, Blainville RD 4. He was preceded in death by a brother, Charles.

The family is receiving' friends from 2-4 and 7-9 p.m. today at toe rucnarn Shoemaker Funeral Home, Blainville, where services will be held in the chapel Sunday at 2 p.m. with the Rev. Edward Gunder officiating. Interment will be in the Livermore Gazette Classifieds Begin Here INCMANA EVENING OAZETTE CLASSIFIED ADS ftal'tM InforrfMrtfon FAMILY RATCS ALL CL A SSfFf CATIONS ROlUOMMIItUl OHlT lIMf 4 0Ti 1 om 1 RAT I t.i 11.00 $4.70 $3.43 $1.50 $3.35 $4.10 II.

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(814) 9383333 PUBLIC I NOTICES Your Right to Know and be Informed of the func tion! of your government ore embodied in public notices, fn that self-government charges aH citizens to be Informed; this navrspapaf -urges every citizen to reod and study these notices. We strongly ad vise those alliens seeking lur- ther Vmarmatton to exercise I the'tr right of access lo public records and public meetings. NOTICE: All legal udver-tisemonts must, bo In Gazette office two (2) days prior to publication. ICl Playoffs la Indian Coamty League playoff action Sunday, Commodore, with 1-a lead In a semifinal series, will meet West Lebaiua at WL's diamond, while the Chiefs frill be playing Alverda at the FPC Judge Urges Gulf Oil Co. Probe Justice vest Corp.

mat spiral era i says, FPC Administrative Law Judge Raymond M. Zlmmet recommended that the commission refer the case to the Justice Department for "an Investigation and appropriate criminal action against the two." Zlmmet ruled Friday that Gulf did not deliver volumes of gas to an interstate pipeline as required under an FPC certificate. Apparent inaction on the part of the pipeline gas buyer, Texas Eastern Transmission Corp. of Houston, to get Gulf to satisfy its obligations Indicates a possible violation of antitrust laws to withhold gas to drive up prices, Zimmet said. In late 1975, Zlmmet said, the FPC became aware Gulf was not delivering the certified volume of gas and Initiated a show-cause proceeding against Gulf and Texas Eastern.

Zlmmet said Texas Eastern made only "token efforts" to have Gulf satisfy its obligations, and did not complain to the FPC about Gulf's alleged underdeliveries. This Inaction hints of conspiracy, he said. Both Gulf and Texas Eastern Issued statements categorically denying any conspiracy. Texas Eastern's added that records of the case prove "that 'il Uvctlock ft fsMfttry form fHeWtrch 3 lawn ft Goraiam IqsjJpmtrst 4 pHsritv SshkJo ft feoMta 19 farm iawaatanainl Vfawttawj Isj I 4 tanm ft Farm lai S-HH ts taml 9 Majaita Hamatllti 9V MfMallartaawi far lam! 100 Wamfa1 tm lawil Nld.wy, (f) 1 10 HawM far Sato 1 1 1- lM A Acraaaa 1 1S Raiart ft Vawatiasn Praaarty 1 14 Mlatallawaam Raal Ratata 1 19 Raal tbraia WantaaJ 120 MaaHa HamaOaatora 131 MaaHa Hama for Sato 7i Camaart ft lanls 133 lairaaftorral Vatiktoa 130 Awa Raaatn A ftMamria 131 Avtas far Sato 13? Impart Awlat 133 Vahwto Raat ar Uaaa 134 I rucks tar Sato 134 SMwmaWto 137 Rn'i A rUwwarias 119 Awtai A Trathi Wenlsd te Ray WASHINGTON (AP) The ice Department should In- itate action bv the Gulf OH and a natural gas buyer 'strongly hints st a con- to boost prices, a Fed- rowr commission judge 7 SfastfH tsMaajmirtt SkytUt WtiiiHfifH.ii for Sal 79 MajKhsjrtalrM WtMtW Swy 10 riint law tam sin Classified llilif-w Advertising INDEX Carla Diane Dovenpike, Ringgold; Carl Downey, She-locta RD Ida Mae Frank, Perm Run RD Linda K. George, West Lebanon; Teresa Gralf, 205 Hickory Blainville; Judith E.

Harper, 261 Oak St, Indiana. Florent S. 4th St, Indiana; Donna Hennessey, 664 S. 6th Indiana; Harry William Lohr, 228 Ring-neck Indiana; Fred. McDonald, Creekside RD Tammy Jo Mintch, Home RD unanes rtennein Stevenson Indiana.

Timothy Carl Reeger, She- locta uary n. strong, Home John R. Weaver, Home RD 1 RD 1 PUNXSUTAWNEY Admitted Hazel A. Smith, Punxsutaw ney; John Oswald, Big Run; Diana Pennington, Punxsutawney RD Vemer Anderson, Rossiter. Discharged Mrs.

Joseph Mantinl and son, Rochester Mills; Mrs. Marvin Yoder, Punxsutawney RD 3. Mn. Arthur Cramer, Punxsutawney RD Mn, Louis Harvey, Punxsutawney; James D'Anna, Punxsutawney; Virgil Small, Gipsy, Cleveland 65 fair; Detroit 46 foggy; Indianapolis 69 cloudy; Louisville 73 hazy; Miami 75 cloudy; Nashville 69 hazy; New Orleans 74 clear; New York 69 rain; Philadelphia 70 foggy; -Pittsburgh 59 partly cloudy; Washington 75 hazy. Western U.S Anchorage 58 cloudy; Denver 61 partly cloudy; Des Moines 68 Cloudy; Fort Worth 83 clear; Kansas City unavailable; Los Angeles 65 fair; Minneapolis-St.

Paul 61 fair; Phoenix 87 clear; St -Louis 74 hazy; Salt Lake City 69 partly cloudy; San Diego 69 cloudy; San Francisco 59 rain, Dubois Admitted Linda Beatty, Home. Discharged Mrs. Ellen Bishop, Rochester Mills; Mrs. Becky Haloerg, Punxsutawney; Shirley Kellar, Punxsutawney; James Knox, Rochester Mills. Maple Avenue Admitted Bobbi Jo Roush, Punxsutawney; Mrs.

Thelma Hyskell, Smicksburg. K1TTANNING Admitted Kevin H. Leslie, Perm Run RD 1. Dtsdurged Ida Dixon, Dayton RD Julia Laposky, Blairsville; Donna G. Neal, Dayton RD Pamela R.

O'Hara, Indiana. LATROBE Admitted Martin A. Smith, Robinson; Christopher E. Boyer, Saltsburg RD Eric T. Nejl, Blairsville.

Edna Beer, Blairsville; Harry A. Ross, Avonmore; Mabel C. Rolling, Indiana; James Brank, Avonmore Rd 1. Discharged James M. Groft Blairsville RD Leo J.

Fritz, New Florence RD Keith R. McKeever, Saltsburg RD 1. 1Y77 Iris Cinch Slot In Playoffs PITTSBURGH (AP) Team owner Prank Fuhrer, grinning broadly, pressed a (20 bill Into a local sports writer's hand after the Pittsburgh Triangles lined a spot in the World earn Tennis playoffs. "laxe your girt triena out and celebrate on me," Fuhrer said Friday night after his revived team won its eighth straight, beating Cleveland to nail down second place in the WTT East. ol Blalnvtlla RD J.

dM frldiy, Auj. 1, lttTI Kom. ,1 if i at Mimf. A ton Of uib rare MiQnaei and Julia amble Kotamdiak, TO Dom nuv. 11, HlHiidft Mr.

Kourrfehalt wu mem-tr of So Mary's Ukrainian dthoUe.Cfiitfdi, He was retired employe of Chamber15l Mamifactutlni Corporation 'ilhil ii member oi AmertcMi Legion Post Sit, La--trobe. n. He tWeternn of WW tt serving within .8. Army. Surviving ire nil widow, Mn.

Martha Belle Koiamchak, the following brothers and sit- ten: Mrs. Mike (Mary) Po-powlci, Mra. John (Anna) Mlchallc, both of Philadelphia; Joseph, Latrofte; Paid, Blairs-vllle RD Mn Theodore (Kathrvn) Boggle, Bradenvlllej Mn. John (Mildred) Samella, New Alexandria; Mn. Richard -(Helen) Hoyle, Deny RD Mn.

Robert (Julia) Newbouae, RD several nieces and nephews. He waa preceded in death by parents and a. brother, John. The family will receive friends from 7-9 p.m. today and 12-1 and 7- p.m.

Sunday at the Ferguson-Helm Funeral Home, Blairsville, where partitas aervlces will be- held Sunday at 7 p.m. Pamtchlda eer-vicet will be held Monday at ,8.30 a.ra. at the funeral home followed by Divine Liturgy at 10 a.m. at St Mary's Ukrainian Catholic Church, Latrobe, with the Rev. Pr.

Walter Kachmar the celebnnt. Interment will follow in St Joseph's Cemetery, Berry. HAROLD C. (WHITEV) CUNNINGHAM 65, of Saltsburg MR 1, died Friday, Aug. 13, 1970 at Latrobe Area Hospital.

A son of A. and Mary Ethel Gray Cunningham, be was born Sept 1910 at Saltsburg. Mr. Cunningham wai a member and trustee of the United Methodist Saltsburg. He waa a barber in Saltsburg for over SO years.

Surviving are his widow, Mra. Olive M. EHck Cunningham, three sons: Harold Coral Springs, Craig, Perm Hills; Curtis, ilattsburg; two brothers: Wayne and John both of Saltsburg a sister, Mn. George (Mary) Taylor, Beaver Falls; three grandchildren: Jill, Craig and CaroL Friends will be received from 7-9 p.m. today and 10 a.m.

to 9 p.m. Sunday at the Joseph R. Hunter Funeral Home, Saltsburg, w'Jtere services will be held Monday at 11 a.m. with the Rev. Leonard H.

Hoover officiating. Inter ment will follow in the Edge-wood Cemetery, Sattaburg. The family suggests that memorial donations be made to the United Methodist Church, Saltsburg, in lieu of flowen. ZDHRAM J. RISHEL, 88, of Rosslter RD 1, dieii Friday, Aug.

13, 1976 at Indiana Hospi- tat. son of Daniel and Mary Bartholomew Rishel, he was born Oct 29, 1887 in Canoe Mr. Rishel was a veteran of WW. I and a lifetime' resident of Canoe Township, was a carpenter and woodsman. Surviving are his sitter, Miss Rishel, Rossiter RD two' brothers: Samuel, Polk; McKinley, Rossiter RD 1.

Friends are being 'received today at the Pifer Home, Punxsutawney, where services will be held Sunday at 2 p.m. with the Rev. Dane H. Lowmaster officiating. Interment will be in Falrview Cera- Rossiter RD 1.

OMAR 0. (RED) WALTER, 70, of Saltsburg MR 1, died Thursday, Aug. 1J, 197(1 at Latrobe Area Hospital. A son of William E. and Mary Larimer Walter, be was born June 12, 1906 at Saltsburg.

Mr. Walter was a member of (he Sons of Zebedee Lutheran Church, Saltsburg and the Saltsburg Volunteer Five Department. Surviving are his widow, Mn. Ethel Quick Walter, a brother, Clarence Saltsburg; a sister, Mn. Florence Cotner, Danville RD J.

He was preceded in diuth by three listen and brother. Friend art being received from 10 a-m, to I p.m. today at the Joseph R. Hunter Funeral Home, Salts burg, when services will be held Stuiday at 1:30 p.m. with the Rev.

Junta Anderson officiating. Interment will follow in the Edge-wood Cemetery, Saltsburg QJamorraw's ai 10 CaraJt Of rhaen la 11 Cswimfrit 4V Utt 11 In Manriomt 1 3 MaMiumann 14 Utt found 'ifMmllt 14 Dsninf ft, Atiwfjtmsifiht 17 Cluin ft LWrjM labtWi ft InitrsMtifani Tk fifttMriffJ tmttom iO asMury ShajM SI Bo ft Uaxtrifol War 33 iutWinf pair aahata leafing 34 Haatina ft 37 facojwatktoj ft Saatat Syalauiasi UAoiN Atataraafw Ckawartf Canlrattar 40 Mawitif ft Starafa 41 aYpaNanca Roaait 42 femirwi ft luej aoaninf 43 Incawtw faa ffajarafal Haa Mart art CtoiWtit A foaiwaat $9 RUchiaary ft Taah 43 Offka iailamaM -44 Oufatoat tsVinR The Nation's Weather NOTICE TO BIDDERS The Purchase Line School District 81-tiool Building Authority will receive bids it 7:30 p.m. September 13. tm the Purchase Line High School Ubncy. R.

D. 1. Commodore, (or final preparation, fertilizing ind seeding oi areas il the North Elementary Building. Bell Township. Clearfield County, sod South Elementary BuiUtng.

H. D. 1, Commodore. Penne. Specs maty be secured by contacting E.

Martin Nupp. Secretary, calling m-4-l6 between hours of 7:00 and 5:00 p.m- asking lor MnrUn Jr. Bidder must vblt bo sites and detnnww areas la be seeded. The Authority reserves the right 10 accept or reject any or all bids. Purchase line School District School Building Authority Martin Nupp.

Secretary BU. 8lfl. flK 9HIMIHIIIUIIHIHIIIMII District INDIANA HOSPITAL' Births for Aug. 13 Mr. and Mn.

Mark McGraw, Homer City RD 2. girl. Mr. and Mrs. Ken Mc-Cullough, Cherry- Tree RD 2, girl.

Mr. and Mn. John R. Bur-tick, Aultman, boy. Admissions for Aug.

13 Kenneth R. Putt. 76 Frank lin St, Clyrner; Gary Thomas Hainaut, Indiana RD Ann Kowchuck, 944 McKnight Road, Indiana; Mariano Dick, rine trailer i.vuri, lit- diana RD 5: Tammy L. Townsend, Star Route, Spring Church; Jenner Sado, 120 Indiana Homer City. Oliver Hill.

S. 6th St. Ext. Indiana RD James E. Shirley, Punxsutawney RD Bonnie Lynn Burtick, Aultman; Thomas G.

Cervl, Creekside RD 1: Tracy Ann Leeper, 1460 Gompen Indiana. Discharges for Aug. 13 Janice B. Dembosky and infant, 240 Oriole Indiana; Rose Ami Busovicki, 72 Walloon Clymer; Cheryl Karen 'Carney, Indiana RD Bradley--Charles Cessna, 341 W. Main Homer City; Betsy L.

Da-. kak, 624 Wayne -Indiana; Herbert C. Davies, Commodore RD 1. to the mid 50s in North Dakota. Mostly dear skies prevailed from Southern California through Arizona, New Mexico, Texas, Tennessee, Alabama and a portion of the Lower Mississippi Valley.

Skies were partly cloudy to cloudy elsewhere. Temperatures around the nation ranged from 45 at Laramie, and Flagstaff, Ariz.to 90 at Needles, Calif. Here are. some early morning temperatures and conditions from some key cities: Eastern Atlanta 71 clear; Boston 72 hazy; Chicago 69 cloudy; Cincinnati 71 hazy; XiiLlU srf Ortludtd NAtlt 3SB noai NOAA. eaWFVf NAIIONAl By The AjwUted Pren Scattered Umnderslorms persisted early today from the Plains through the mid Mi slssippi and Ohio valleys, Southern New England and.

Florida. Some of the storms were severe with reports of large hail and high winds. Raimhowers continued from Northern Idaho into Northern California. Coot temperatures were reported early today through parts of the Western Great Lakes and Northern Plains. Temperatures ranged from the 'mid 4us in Northern Wisconsin ,.1 FAMILY BARGAIN 1 2wORDs3 JrT-wi ifef I .85 DAYS CONStrUTIVt Order With Ad ZIP your ad hero 1 word 0THEK RATES AVAIIA6U ON REQUEST NON-COMMERCIAl ADS ONLY tooAl Mt a poeif wtktnd or (ho northtolrn Hatw with hwt in lh 60'f.

(AP lasorphotol The writer was quick to re- turn the hand-out, but failure I to make a return beat the Nets I in a game-ending "super tiebreaker." The Triangles, in last-place in mid-July, trailed 21-11 into the last set But they gained a 24-24 tie as Mark Cox and Bemie "Boom-Boom" Mitton beat Cleveland's Haroon Rahim and player-coach Marly Riessen, 6- "Bernie played out of his tree," Riessen said of the slender, bearded Mitton, whose power shots made llie difference. Then It came down to the best-of-nine-point super tiebreaker before a small but noisy crowd of 1,116 that inspired Cleveland accusations of unfair harassment. "Their people practically at-taked our people. We had only four fans here and three of them were girls," complained Riessen. who also accused a Triangle employe of making obscene remarks to his women players.

The score was 4-4 in the super tiebreaker when Mitton, shaken up In jarring earlier collision with his teammates Cox, watched a return by Rahim go inches beyond the baseline "1 don't know what happened on the collision," said Mitton, a South African. "But 1 was stunned for a couple of games." That victory assured the Triangles the second and last playoff spot In the WTT East behind the runaway leaders, the New York Sets. They'll meet next week in a best-of-lhree series, while first-place Phoenix am) second-place San Francisco vie In the West. "We should have won," said Reissen, whose third-place team fell to 19-23. ADS par line Air CHdilMnm Hama 4 Carsta twit A Usa iftej'wewl Oiajnitafiasi 45 5555 (114) 938-3333 1 Send Check or Mone NAME ADDRESS PHONE Writ tPleose run ad HERE days siornnj ARE A FIW THINGS YOU MAY WANT TO SEIl Sffrtia EHipiant 4itk TVl Past (Ml Indiana, Pg.Phon.s (412) INDIANA EVENING GAZETTE CLASSIFIED ADS lain Oiowera Itationary JSSSSi mmm I WiAIHIl fllVKf.

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