The Indiana Gazette from Indiana, Pennsylvania • 12

tmlWiM tuning GmtUt, ThurjJay, Mat It, WM. This Week's Food Values "TT J. today's gazette Ground beef, frying chicken parts, and cooked hams are among the lop animal protein values in this week's food ads, states L.V. Rubright, area marketing agent for the Pennsylvania State University Cooperative Extension Service. TWo additional beef items In the top value listing are sliced beef liver and boneless beef stewing cubes.

No additional beef is moderately priced. Higher priced apply to round steak, beef wieners, chuck roasts, chuck steaks, rib steaks, and sirloin tip steaks. The top frying chicken value is packages of whole frying chicken legs and packages of assorted fryer parts. Moderate prices apply to Cornish Hens and stewing chickens. Higher costs per serving apply to small turkeys and packages of frying chicken breasts.

This week's top value cooked ham items include cooked hams-shank portion, cooked boneless whole and half hams, and canned hams. Other top value pork includes sliced bacon, fresh picnics, quartered sliced loin chops, smoked regular ham shank half or butt portion and fresh pork butt roasts. Moderately priced pork includes pork steaks, chipped chopped ham and sliced ham. Higher prices apply to pork sausage, some chipped chopped ham, boneless pork butts and small-size canned hames. Other top values in meat include some wietaers, piece bologna, and piece braunschwieger.

Moderate prices apply to sliced bologna and some kolbassi. Still higher prices apply to other Wieners, some sliced bologna and some kolbassi. Fish is moderately priced and all lamb features are considered in the high price caterogy. Grade A extra large eggs are a better value than large sizes while mediums and large are just about equal on a weight basis. The best supplied fruits are grapefruit and oranges.

Moderately available fruits are bananas and strawberries. Lightly supplied fruits include apples, avo-cadoes, cantaloupes, grapes, honeydews, lemons, limes, pears and watermelons. The best supplied vegetable is dry type onions all alone. Moderately supplied vegetables include snap beans, cabbage, carrots, celery, corn, cucumbers, eggplant, endive-escarole, greens, iceberg lettuce, leaf lettuce, mushrooms, green onions, peppers, potatoes, radishes, squash, sweet potatoes, tomatoes and turnips. Lightly supplied vegetable are asparagus, broccoli, and cauliflower.

Apollo PTA Elects Mr. one Mrs. Randall LeRoy Wes Geffy-Wells Marriage Vows Solemnized April 27 Golden Weds Celebrate Anniversary Mr. and Mrs, John H. Penrose of Robinson will celebrate their 90th wedding anniversary at an open house Sunday, May 19, from 5-9 p.m.

at Robinson Community Bessie I. Albaugh was married to John H. Penrose May 15, 1924, at the Lutheran Church, Indiana by the Rev. J.B. Baker.

Mr. Penrose is the son of Charles and Cora (Lichtenfels) Penrose and was born April 20, 1901 In Robinson. Mrs. Penrose, daughter of Ray and Annie (Stiffler) Albaugh, was born Oct. 19, 1902 in Conemaugh.

They are the parents of six children; Mrs. Guv (Gladys) Brendlinger, Medina. N.Y.; Mrs. Russell (Edith) Garland, Robinson; Charles, Robinson; Dean Robinson; Merle, at home; and Mrs. John (Janet) Fry, Robinson Fifteen grandchildren and nine greatgrandchildren complete the family.

Mr. Penrose is retired from Heshbon Coal Co. Killinger Kali a Vows Solemnized Miss Connie Jean Killinger and Andrew James Kalina were United in marriage April 27 at the Armagh United Methodist Church. The Rev. Dr.

George Biggs of Johnstown performed the double ring ceremony. Miss Killinger is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Killinger of Armagh. Mr.

Kalina is the son of William Scaife and the late Andrew Kalina. Presented in marriage by her father, the bride was attended by her sister. Miss Carol Killinger, as maid of honor. Best man was Mark Bowser of Johnstown. Mrs.

Doris Lichtenfels was soloist and David Hirko was the organist. The bride and bridegroom are both 1972 graduates of United High School. She is employed by Lee Hospital. Johnstown and he is employed by Dietrich Industries. Blairsville.

The newlyweds are residing in Vin-tondale. Following the ceremony, a reception was held at the home of the bride's parents. Delta Zetas Cited At Rose Banquet Approximately 100 collegiate members, parents and alumnae gathered at Foster Dining Hall last Sunday for the annual Rose Banquet of Gamma Phi Chapter of Delta Zeta. Following the dinner, Miss Julie Ba-locko, president of Gamma Phi Chapter, welcomed the guests and presented Miss Margorie Black as Delt of the Year. Miss Rusth Podbielski, alumnae president, presented scholarship awards to Geri Drnach, senior; Virginia Kerr, junior; and Beth Capp, sophomore.

Each senior and all new pledges were given a gift from the alumnae. Mrs. Walter Gallati presided at the annual house corporation meeting. Elected to the board of directors for two-year terms are Mrs. Leonard Anderson and Miss Podbielski.

Mr. and Mrs. Laird Eugene Bierer Kim Bartkus Bride Of Laird Bierer the bride fashioned their headpieces. Best man was Rob Westover of Indiana RD 3. Ushering the wedding guests were James Getty of Marion Center RD 2, brother of the bride, Taylor Orr of PineviUe, cousin of the groom and Robbie Ryan of Creekside RD 1.

The Marion Center Fire Hall was the scene of a wedding reception. The couple is residing at 437 Burns Indiana, after returning from a wedding trip to Niagara Falls and the Adirondack Mountains. A 1970 graduate of Marion Center High Schhol, and Dorinda's Beauty School, the bride is employed by Merle Norman Cosmetic Boutique, Regency Mall, Indiana. The groom is a 1970 graduate of the same high school and is attending Indiana University of Pennsylvania. He is serving with the Indiana National Guard Unit and is employed by WDAD and WQMU Radio Station and Waxler's Indiana.

(Allshouse Photo) todays gazette FNew I arrival Wai) Mr. and Mrs. James Leon Townsend of Star Route. Spring Church, proudly announce the arrival of their son, James Loren, born April 8, at 9:55 a.m. at Indiana Hospital.

Grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. C. Neal Clark of Elderton and Mrs. Emerson M.

Townsend of Star Route. Spring Church. The great-grandparents are Mrs. Frank Lawton and Clarence P. Clark, both of Elderton.

Kim Christine Bartkus and Laird Eugene Bierer were united in marriage at a 2 p.m. double ring ceremony Saturday, April 20. Officiating at the ceremony was the Rev. Emil Payer, pastor of St. James Catholic Church, Apollo.

Organ music was presented at the ceremony. The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William Bartkus of Star Route, Spring Church. Parents of the groom are Mr.

and Mrs. Laird H. Bierer of Kittan-ning RD 1. Given in marriage by her father, the bride appeared in a floor length gown of lace over satin fashioned with scoop neckline, long sleeves, hooped skirt enhanced with ruffled tiers of lace extending into a chapel length train. She wore a headpiece of ribbon and pearls which held her shoulder length tiered veil.

Her bouquet consisted of a cascade, arrange- Talus Rock Girl Scouts Set Open House Talus Rock Girl Scout Council will hold an open house at Camp Con-shatawba, Council's resident campsite near Summerhill, on Sunday, May 19 from 2 to 4 p.m. Members of the Council's Board of Directors, Executive Staff, the Camp Director and Camp Staff will be on hand to greet Girl Scout families and friends. Girl Scouts and their parents will have an opportunity to tour the camp, learn about the resident camp program and register for the session of their choice. Rules for acceptance and participation in the program are the same for everyone without regard to race, color or national origin. Refreshments will be served at the open house.

Guests are asked to use the front gate of the campsite just off of the Pringle Hill Road. Talus Rock Girl Scout Council, is a United Way Agency, serving the counties of Blair, Cambria, Indiana and Somerset and parts of Clearfield and Westmoreland Counties. Gazette's Brides Marriage vows were solemnized between Patricia Jean Getty and Randall LeRoy Wells Saturday, April 27. The Rev. A.R.

Kaufman of Rose Valley officiated at the 1:30 p.m. double ring ceremony performed in the Marion Center United Presbyterian Church. Mrs. Margaret Thompson of Marion Center RD 2 provided organ music during the ceremony. Music included Do We Begin," "A Time For Us" and "0 Perfect Love." Parents of the bridal couple are Mr.

'and Mi s. John W. Getty of Marion Center RD 2 and Mr. and Mrs. James L.

Wells of Creekside RD 1. The bride, given in marriage by her parents, appeared in a lace textured double knit floor length gown fashioned with an empire waist, A-line skirt, sculptured neckline and full long sleeves gathered at the wrist with buttoned Scuffs. Her fingertip length veil flowed from, a Juliet cap of pearls, lace and ribbon. carried a bouquet of white and daisies, baby's breath, green fern and lemon leaves. The bride fashioned her gown and headpiece.

Matron of honor, Mrs. Dennis (Ja-'. nice) Herbst of Ft. Wayne, cousin of the bride, wore a mint green textured double knit gown with short sleeves, 'empire waist and sculptured neckline. She wore a mint green bow with an at-; tached illusion veil and carried a bou- quet of yellow daisies with yellow satin streamers.

Bridesmaids were Mrs. Larry (Carol) Buterbaugh of Indiana RD 1, Shirley Reiter of Marion Center and Kathi Gen- thur of Indiana. They were dressed identical to the matron of honor. Each of the attendants fashioned their gowns; Kathy Fyock Mrs. Patricia Fyock of Main Street.

and Everett Fyock of RD 2 have announced the engagement of their daughter. Kathy, to Gregory W. Comp, son of Mrs. Gerald Comp, 549 Howell Cincinnati, and the late Gerald W. Comp.

Miss Fyock and her fiance are of Conneaut Valley High School. is employed as a secretary by the 2 accounting firm of Hildebrand and Hall. Cincinnati, Ohio. He is a student at Cincinnati Bible Seminary also at A wedding is planned for Saturday. 18 at 2 p.m.

at the Conneautville Church of Christ, Conneautville, Pa. Miss Fyock is the granddaughter of Mr. and Mrslra Fyock of Commodore. ment of daisies and carnations. Corina Flickinger of Apollo, maid of honor, wore a yellow dotted Swiss halter gown with cape and matching picture hat.

She carried a bouquet of yellow tinted daisies and carnations. Bridesmaids were Debbie Casper of Turtle Creek, cousin of the bride, Sylvia Cook of Kittanning and Kathy Dobrasky of Shelocta RD 3. Their green gowns and picture hats were identical in style to the maid of honor's. They each carried bouquets of green tinted daisies and carnations. Flower girls were Tammy Gombach of Claridge, niece of the bride, and Kathy Roush of Star Route, Spring Church.

They appeared in white polished cotton dresses trimmed in lace with green and yellow ribbons. They wore daisy headpieces. Best man was Terry Dobrasky of Star Route, Spring Church. Ushers were James L. Townsend of Star Route.

Spring Church, Ronald L. Myers of Van-dergrift, cousin of the groom, and neth L. McGaughey of Kittanning RD 1. McKinley J. Flickinger of Avonmore was the ring bearer.

A wedding reception was held at West Leechburg Recreational Hall following the wedding. The bride is a 1973 graduate of Elder-ton High School and is employed by Da-vidheiser Speedometer Repair. Her husband is a 1964 graduate of the same high school, served with the U.S. Army including a tour of duty in Vietnam and and is employed by Buckeye Pipeline, Indiana. The newlyweds are residing at Kittanning RD 1 after returning from a wedding trip to the Poconos.

(Songer Photo) Color Cues If you're thinking of coloring your hair, here is some of the latest information on the subject. Red hair, colorists report, is becoming very popular. Many specialists like warm brown hair with bland dappling and many men and women don't care for all-one-color blonding that is popular with older women. Miss Hazel Martin, chairman of the nominating committe, presented the slate of officers for the 1974-76 term. Mrs.

Marie Frye will serve as first vice regent; Mrs. George Rombaeh, second vice regent; Mrs. Gurney Evans, secretary; Mrs. I.S. Glasser, treasurer; Miss Lois Smith, librarian; Mrs.

Francis Cy-phert, historian; Mrs. Thomas Chisnell, registar and Mrs. Robert Gilmore, chaplain. No regent was elected at this meeting. Mrs.

Truby Beers, chairman of the Flag Day luncheon, announced plans for the event, to be held June 8 at 1:30 p.m. at Coach-Lite Inn. Blairsville. with Fort Ligionier and William Kenly Chapters as guests. Following adjournment, refreshments were served by the hostess and her committee, Mrs.

James Hendrickson and Mrs. Marie Frye. Officers The Apollo Elementary PTA met May 6 for their final meeting of the year. Mrs. Richard Creigh, president of the Apollo-Ridge Area Council PTA, installed the new officers for next year.

They are as follows: Mrs. Roger Bush, president; Mrs. Roger Gourley, vice president; Mrs. Eleanor Hepler, secretary; and Mrs. John Kautz, treasurer.

The school safety patrol is being given a bowling party by the PTA in recognition of the outstanding work they do throughout the school year. Tentative plans are for May 18. A skating party will be held for all sixth grade students this year. Co-chairwomen for the party are Mrs. Lawrence Moore and Mrs.

Archie Kerr. To Be Kathleen Mundell Mr. and Mrs. Jack Mundell of Pleasant Hill. Calif, wish to announce the engagement of their daughter, Kathleen, to Bernard Fyock, son of Mr.

and Mrs. Kenneth Fyock of Walnut Creek. Calif. Both are graduates of the Pleasant Hill High School. Miss Mundell is a 1973 graduate from the Universal Personal Airline School.

Mr. Fyock is employed by the Flor-sheim Shoe Company and is the grandson of Mr. and Mrs. Ira Fyock of Commodore. The couple has planned their wedding for June 30 at the Faith Lutheran Church in Pleasant Hills.

fit? fe4l DAR Invites Chapters To Flag Day Luncheon Quota Board Members Announced Indiana Quota Club met recently at Ramada Inn of Indiana. Members of Blairsville Quota Club were guests for the dinner meeting. Officers who will be installed at the next dinner meeting were announced as follows: Theresa Barris, reelected president; Mary Larsen, first vice president; Dorothy Merrill, second vice president; Rose Reschini, secretary, and Martha Wiley, treasurer. Mrs. Barris, president, conducted the election of board members.

They are: Evelyn Mindo, Patsy Hawxhurst, Claire Lapsley and Maud Brungard. It was announced that a rummage sale would be held in May. A request for hearing aids not in use in Indiana area was read from the Butler Quota Club. Members were asked to be prepared to review the by-laws of the club. Miss Wiley, chairman of the bazaar, gave a progress report on items being made.

Beatrice States was installed as a new member. Jane Putt, membership chairman, and Mrs. Barriss officiated, presenting Mrs. States with a rose and a Quota pin. Peg Mazza and Mrs.

Merrill, entertainment chairmen, presented Candy and Ken Snyder, a husband and wife team, who sang a medley of songs from their record, "Sounds of lovemm Nineteen members of the Conemaugh Chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution met Tuesday, May 14, at the home of Mrs. Gurney Evans, Blairs-ville RD. The regent, Mrs. George Rombaeh, opened the meeting followed by the prayer by the chaplain, Mrs. Robert Gil-more; the Pledge of Allegiance to the Flag and the reciting of the American's Creed.

The President gereral's message was read by Mrs. Frank Barkley. A national defense talk on "Behaviorists Are Ruining Our Children" was presented by Mrs. Gilmore. The regent read thank you notes for the chapter's contributions to Kate Duncan Smith School and Tamassee DAR School.

The annual business reports were presented by the chairmen of the standing committees. Patty A. Bradway Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Bradway, Meadville RD 1 announce the engagement of their daughter.

Patty to Randy J. Fyock. He is the son of Mrs. Patricia Fyock, Main Street. Conneautville, and Everett Fyock, Linesville RD 2.

Miss Bradway is a 1971 graduate of Randolph-East Mead High School and is employed by the First National Bank at Cochranton. Mr. Fyock is a senior at Conneaut Valley High School and is an apprentice carpenter for Ridge Homes, Conneaut Lake. He is the grandson of Mr. and Mrs.

Ira Fyock of Commodore. The couple has set their wedding date for Aug. 2..