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10 Indiana tvtnim fault, Saturday, May Sunshine Law Meeting Notices Help Wanted GERALD A. II01.LERN, 69, of Myr-Walt, Homer City RD 2. died Friday, May 6, 1977 In Indiana Hospital. A son of John and Eva Lltzl nger Holtcrn, he was born Dec. 2.

1905 In Ashville. Mr. Hollern was a retired employe of 11 4 Coal Co. and lived most of his life In the Homer Cily area. Surviving are two brothers: Joseph (Gusl, Homer City: Johnstown; four sis lers: Mrs, Marie Domlnlck, Detroit, Mrs.

Hilda Mo-randi. Pittsburgh; Mrs. Rita Ann Craven. Chicago, Mrs. Dorothy Kelly, Indiana.

Services were held today at 2 p.m. in the Askew Funeral Home. Homer City, with the Rev. Chris Petrak officiating. Interment was in Greenwood Cemetery.

Indiana. Claudine In Jail For Mother's Day DKNVKR AP) Singer Claudine Longet has lost a bid to be released early from jail so she could spend Mother's Day on Sunday with her three children. The Colorado Supreme Court on Friday turned down a request by Miss Longet's attorney that she either he released on a $5,000 personal recognizance bond or have her 30-day sentenced reduced by 10 days. The 35-year-old entertainer began serving 30 days In the Pitkin County Jail in Aspen after being convicted of criminally negligent homicide in the shooting death of her lover, professional skier Vladimir Sabich. Today will be the 20th day the French-born singer has been in jail.

"I don't know what we're going to do now." said Miss Long-el's attorney. Ron Austin. "I don't believe it was a correct decision." Five of Colorado's seven Supreme Court justices acted on the motions Friday, which came about four hours after a tower court had turned down the request. Austin had sought to have Miss Longet freed early on the ha sis of a state law allowing a sheriff to grant a prisoner time off for good behavior. Rut the justices agreed with District Attorney Frank Tucker, who said the state law allowing good time dues not apply because the 30-day jail term was imposed as a condition of probation rather than as a sentence.

MICIIAKL J. HLEHAR, 71. of Coral died Friday, May 6, 1EJ77 in the Shadyside" Hospital. Pittsburgh. Friends are being received from 2-4 and 7-9 p.m.

today and Sunday in the Bowser Funeral Home. Homer City, where the rosary. Jed by Fr. Michael A. Kowal.

will be recited at 7:30 p.m. Sunday. A pniyiT service will he held at 15 a.m. Monday al the funeral home followed by a Con-celebrated Mass of Christian Burial at 10 a.m. in St.

Francis HC Church. Graeclon, with the Rev. Kr. Michael A. Kowal as celebrant.

Interment will be in Hie church cemetery. J.T. MAVIS, 83. Punxsutawney. died Friday.

May 6, 1377. at the home of a daughter in I'unxstitawney HI) I. Born August II. in Anita, he was the son of John Sims and Margaret Henrv I Javis. He was a resident of this area all of his life, having resided in Anita, Kossiter and, Punxsutawney.

Mr. Davis was a retired jeweler, having been in business in Punxsutawney from 1925 until his recent retirement. He had also been a businessman in Rossiter. He is survived by two daughters. Mrs.

Leroy lAdairi Heta-ger. Punxsutawney RD 1. and Mrs. Paul (Matildai Stoll. Punxsutawney; three grandchildren and two great grandchildren: lour sisters.

Mrs. Catherine Gowdridge. Free-port; Mrs. Charles (Mae) Nelson. Kossiter: Miss Esther Davis and Mrs.

Vet us iCora) Lorenzo, Punxsutawney. He was preceded in death by his wife. Mary Schwitzer Davis, and a son. John D. I Javis.

Friends will be received in the Si'henkcmeyer-Deeley Funeral Home in Punxsutawney from 2-4 and 7-9 p.m. Saturday and until the time of services at 4 p.m. Sunday. The Rev. Robert McKie will officiate and interment will be in the Lakelawn Memorial Park.

The family has suggested that memorials be made to the charity of the donor's choice in the memory of J.T. Davis. Amy, Russian Children Join Help Wanted PERSONS to help feed and care for beef cattle on Saturday and Sunday. Ph. 8M-749-90H.

BABYSITTER needed far weekend evenings, Parhwood area. Call after 5 p.m.. 726-5686. MINING Sr. Corporate operating officer! mining degree and 10 plus years underground experience.

Strong supervision, organizational, and planning skills. Coll 304-233-3000, or after 6 p.m. call 304-242-4306. Bill Hagedorn. PART-lime waitresswaiter.

Apply in person between 2 and 5 p.m. McSorleys Restaurant, 533 Philadelphia Street, Indiana. WANTED person lo work dairy farm, doing general work, some experience preferred. Ph. 726-5457.

SHELTER home in Ebensburg area is in need of live-in house parents, pari time house parents counselors. You'll work in a small residential setting caring for dependentneglected bays. For interviews send resumes to Shelter Home, 2904 Sixth Altoona, Po. 16602 PERSON for lawn mowing and general yard maintenance, 218 Elm Indiana, Pa. Phone 465-6508.

BARTENDERBarmaid Apply in person, Brunos Restaurant, Indiana. CUSTODIAN for church work, full time andor part time. Ph. 465-2421 for information application. HOUSEKEEPER for senior eitiien.

live-in. Homer City. Free room board plus wage. Ph. 479-8429.

WAITRESSESwaiters, cooks wanted. Goad pay. Apply Blalrmont Restaurant, 22 East, Blairsvilie. RESTAURANT help full time or part time. Apply in person 9 o.m.

to noon. Blue Ridge Res-taurant, Rt. 22, Blairsvilie. STARTING salary $700. per month.

Men and women to work with notional safety program, will be showing film, fire equipment and safely procedures. Evening work, must be neat in appearance and have good job record. No experience necessary, will train if accepted. Must love children. Phone 5 p.m.

to 9 p.m., Mr. Petry, B14-5S3-75BV WE'VE got it, the most for hostesseshosts. 40, the most for demonstrators. Tap opportunities for experienced managers. Ph.

412-459-7256. Work Wanted MATURE responsible person will do general house cleaning, S3 an hour. Heavy spring cleaning, S4 on hour. Phone 349 1389. WILL do babysitting inthe evenings and on weekends.

Have references. Phone 463-7125. DO yau need an experienced Administrative Assistant Or Executive Secretary on a part-time basis? If so, I'm Ihe one. Please phone at my home for more details. Ph.

726-8903 or 726-8174. (I'm also prepared to work from my own home. Low Water Causes Cut On Electricity PORTLAND. Ore iAPi The already dismal water supply outlook in the Pacific Northwest has worsened, in creasing the chance that house-holders and industries will be ordered to cut hack electrical (MMvcr use. two federal agencies say.

The Weather Service and the U.S. Soil and Conservation Service said Friday (tint the runoff through July wjIJ he about one-half the normal rate. One official said the conditions are the worst ever experienced. Runoff from melting snows ami captured in reservoirs, provides the water that turns hydrwlet'lri generators, the source of electricity lor the Northwest. Voluntary conservation efforts increased during April, a representative of the federal Bonneville Power Administration said, hut the savings wen? offset by the need for elcclrictty to 'power irrigation systems in Idaho.

Dry conditions are most severe in Idaho and in eastern Oregon, according to Tom George ol the Soil and Conservation Service. George said that there was no snowpack in the Blue Mountains of northeastern Oregon. "We arc looking at the most severe shortage ever experienced in this region." said Dave Hock wood of the U.S. Armv Corps of Knginecrs. BP A spokesman Clifford H.

Watkins said the worsening water supply situation means an increased likelihood that a plan for mandatory cutbacks in elec-tricity use will be implemented. Watkins said the new forecast means there is a 15 to 20 per cent chance that the region's reservoirs wilJ run dry by April of nest year. Meanwhile, the Army Corps of Kngineers announced that it would begin releasing 2 million acre feel of water from Columbia Kiver reservoirs on Monday so that young salmon and steel-head can reach the Pacific Ocean. Country Singer Buck Owens Files For Annulment It AKKHSKIKLI). Calif.

tAPi Buck Owens, whose search tor a wile alter two divorces Ivid lnen widely publicized, has tiled lor dissolution or annulment Ins live-day-old marriage. The country music singer was married Monday to (net. -I'l. a fiddler in his band. Accordinu to records in the Kern Comity Superior Court, they separated ihi Wednesday.

The petition cited irreconcilable tlit let cures. hvens. who coslars in the syndicated television show "lire-Haw." is 47. Owens is recovering from a bruise tin lite hack of his right thih that he suffered Wednesday when Ik was thrown from a horse and it stopped on him. He was released from a local hospital Kmlay.

The injury loreed postponement of concerts in lour Midwest communities this weekend, hui they may he rescheduled lor late May or early June, said Owens' booking agent. Jack itmmntimittinnimiiuiiiiiniiiiiiiiiiiiitB District Hospital Register Indiana Hospital Births For Ma 6 Mr. and Mrs. Minser. Marion ('enter HI) 2.

girl; Mr. tnd Mrs. John J. Broskin Hume HI) I. boy Admissions For Ma 6 Jeffrey A.

Marsh. New Klor-enee. AdatRisa Blairs ville; Shirlev A. lilosc. She-lorta HI l.Lorn Wilkin Pan-aia.

Shady Drive. Indiana; Laura Smith, Lucerne mines; Vivian Jean Adams. HUursville. Minser. Marion Center lil) 2.

Kathleen M. rattan. Home Hl I. Heather P. Hit-hman.

17-18 Salisbury Avenue. Indiana. Anna M. Wyne. Ileilwood.

Karl W. Kiehhorn. Punxsutawnev HI) I. Tina Inpcrsnll. 27H Church Street.

Indiana; Jtjhn A. Lohr. Indiana HI Linrne Groin ley. Starford. Waller Klinzine, Marion Center.

Discharges For Klaine Marie Wtiodley and infant. Indiana HI) a. Anthony Andrew Bmnetta I75t Water Street. Indiana; Theresa I. Bulerbangh.

Commodore RD Wendell C. Campbell. 1449 Water Streel. Indiana: Michael T. Clark.

2588 Melloney Lane. Indiana Barbara Ellen Creamer. Cherry Tree Ht. Steven Hit-hard Dandnis, Homer Citv HI) 2: Harry Deptoia. Homer City; Belinda N.

Dona-hey. Commodore HD Kob-erl E. Kulmer. 429 Maple Street. Indiana.

Richard Lynn Gates. 141 l)o-' lores Circle. Indiana; William Kltsworth Griffen. Black Lick: L. Helman.

Indiana HD 3: Sherry Helman. Indiana KD 3: Stella Kislak. Homer Citv HI) Laura Maud Lowers! Blairsvilie RO I. Lynn M. ielson 382 Barclay Hoad.

Indiana; Peter Nymick. Homer City HI) Margaret V. Popson. Clymer: Cynthia L. Hidenour.

Commodore RI) Shelby Lynn Ridenour. Apollo; Scott Hummel. Marion Center; Mav Helen Wingard. Shelocta. LATROBE Admitted Harold Hinton.

Penn Run RD 1: W. Bruce Resides. Blairsvilie; Mary Malec. Salts-burg RD 1. Discharged Rebecca I.

Blystone. Blairsvilie: Hilary K. Crawford, Blairsvilie: Linda McCauley. Clarksburg RD 1: Mrs. Pamela J.

Clawson and daughter, Saltsburg RD I. KJTTANNINU Admitted Marv K. Zik. Sagamore: Helen R. Houser.

Dayton RD 2: Robert C. Silvis. Davton RD 2. Katie Yoder. Home RD Ravmond J.

Isenburg, Indiana RD Robert Wilson. Rossi-ter. Discharged Malvin 0. Shirev, Kittanning RD Jill A. Stevenson and daughter.

Rural Valley RD 1: Honald 0. Wells. Smicksburg RD I. Dubois Admitted Mrs. Anna Barnoff.

Anita; Mrs. Shirley Bleich, Jeffrey Grose, both of Punxsutawney; William Miller. Anita. Maple Avenue Discharged John Lingenfelter. Mrs.

Richard Alexander and son, all of Punxsutawney. Ai long is you advertlsa a heme- hold item and in noiwommortial advertiser, THE WEEKEND WONDER it riady to work for yoi. SORRY: WEEKEND PERSON to care for invalid wife while husband work. Phone 463-3090. APPLICATIONS now being accepted of Weitons Snock Bar.

Ask for Mrs. Coma. SALESPERSON with or without experience. Salary plus com-mission. Insurance plus other benefits.

Call for appointment, 479-B084. TRUCK Driver local deliveries, mu-st be 21, W-olafe truck, experience preferred. Send re-sume to Box L-39, co Gazette. AUTOMOBILE Salesperson wanting to make career tailing new used cars for local ear dealership. Experience not necessary, but must be willing to learn.

Must be neat in appearance, reliable, honest stable. All company benefits. Salary agonist commission. Apply in person to Phil Sommers, 4 MOTORS, 541 Philo. Indiana.

SEVICE Manager for new car dealership experience necessary. Salary with all benefits. Phone McGREGOR MOTOR 463-3553. MALEFemale Bartender, part time. Apply in person.

Elks Club, South 13th Indiana, 8-M a.m. EXPERIENCED keypunch oper- otor. Call 463-0231. PERSON for part-time work at nursery. Must have own trans- portation.

Call 479-9861. WANTED cleaning help. References required. Phone 463-2209. CUSTODIAN, maintenance (2 positions) available immediately, permanent, job security, good fringe benefits.

Starling rates: custodian, 53.25, maintenance S3.95, with automatic increase after 90 days. Apply Indiana Area School District, 501 East Pike, Indiana. Po. HOME Improvement Manager, experience preferred. Salary commensurate with experience.

All benefits available. Contact John Raniowski ot Jomesway in Punxsutawney. Ph. 614-93B 7553. CHURCH secretarial position port time, morning hours preferable.

Phone Christ Episcopal Church, Indiona, 465-6129. LOCAL flying ctub wants full time flight instructor with instrument ground school rat-ings. Ph. 463-71 1 or 463-8393. MOTOR route operator to serve Sunday newspapers in the Indiana oreo.

Reliable mature adult must have late model vehicle, approximately 3 hours per Sunday. Profit plus auto allow-once. For additional information, contact Tribune Review, 412-634-1151, extension 265. TABLE kitchen work, night shift. Ph.

465-8090 between IT a.m. 2 p.m. MAINTENANCE parson needed for large apartment Complex. Must have genera) maintenance experience. Ph.

463-80B0. FARM tractor and farm machinery mechanic wanted. Phone 459-5995. WAITRESSwaiter afternoon shift. Deans Dinner, Blairsvilie, phono 459-5307 evenings.

PERSON to do laundry 1 day a week ond -housecfeaning 1 day a week. Ph. 479-871 3. UNDECIDED about your future? Unhappy in your present job? Call Career Counseling Services, 412-349-1904. FULL lime salesperson, must be able to work days and some evenings and have a Pennsylvania drivers license.

Sales experience preferred but nat necessary as we will give on the fob training. Paid vacation, company vehicle and opportunity for advancement into management. Apply Singer Regency Mall, Indiana. LEGAL secretory downtown office, immediate opening. Send resume to Box K-28, co Gazette.

DISHWASHER morning shift. Deans Dinner, Blairsvilie. Phone 459-5307 evenings. HELP WANTED Two full time positions avail- -able lo responsible mature persons. full Time Receiving Clerk to handle all in-coming merchandise for large department stare.

Full Time StockMaintenance Person You'll never get bored with the same jab day after doy. Enjoyable working conditions. Apply in person, Monday thru Friday, 10 o.m. -5 p.m. BRODY'S Corner of 7th.

PHtlo. Street) Downtown Indiana. INDIANA Area Joinl School Authority Nolice it hereby given thai the regular monthly meeting of the Indiana Area Joint School Authority will be held In the Conference Room of the Admini it ration Building the Indiana Area School District, 501 Eail Pike, Indiana, Pennsylvania, on Monday, May 16, 1977, al 8 p.m. GAZETTE Wont Adi bring reiulti fait. lost Found FOUND beautiful young curly Airdale, in Blairsvilie, R.

0. oreo, Ph. 248-3420. LOST white German Shepherd and small part Beagle, part Setter, white with black and brown markings, reword offered. Phone 465-7666, IOST white long haired male cat.

AifpoM Road-Hood School Road, Indiana. Children miss. Phone 463-7157. FOUND old black and white Coon hound, between Five Points and Gait own. Can have some by colling 354-2898, IOST lorge brown, black and white, half Collie, half Shepherd with brawn collar, on Ham-ill Rood.

Reward. Ph. 463-0519. Personals TO Betty Wood, the best mother three girls could osk for. Happy Mother's Oay Love, Pat- ty, Borb ond Deb.

TO Mam Grandma Trudy. You ore pillar of strength. An angel of mercy, With tha wisdom of Salomon, And Ihe tov of God. For ait of us, alt the time, "Happy Mother's Day" Morcio, Roy Children. TO Erma Henry, who is one of the most wonderful mother's who is ever known.

Happy Mother's Day. Nancy, Jim Family. TO Geraldine Honkinson, the greatest Mother in the whole world. Happy Mother's Day, with love Joyce, Paul and family. TO Erma Henry and Frances Doyle, who are two of the greatest Grandmothers in the whole world.

Happy Mother's Day from the Doyle children. GRANDMA Proch, Happy Moth er's Day, you mean so much to both of us. Lave, Hugs ond Kisses, Kenny and Kathleen. HAPPY Mother's Day, Grondma Yockuboskey. You're loved olot for all your thoughful ways.

Love, Hugs ond Kisses, Kenney and Kathleen. TO Frances Doyle, one of the best Mothers in the world, Happy Mother's Doy. Jim, Nancy Ond Family. TO the best laving and kind Mother in the world, Happy Mother's Day Mom. From Millie Moe.

WHERE there is joy. There is love. Where there is love. There is you. Wishing you peace and loving you always.

Happy Mother's Day, Don, Sis, Jan Dave. IF there is drinking problem write to: AA, P.O. Box 4 12, Indiana, Pa. TO Mother Runco, we love you ond wont you to know you're the greatest of Mothers in Ihe world. Hoppy Mothers Doy.

Charlie, Marilyn and Chuckie. HAPPY Mother's Day to both our Moms. Love olways, Jill Jerry. TO Our Dear Mam whom we love so much, God bless you not only on Mother's Doy but always, love, your sons, Gregory ond Matthew. HAPPY Mather's Day to the world's best Mothers Anno Mary Troutman, Mary Doudet Florence McLaughlin, We Love You Dale Bev.

HAPPY Mother's Day Irene. We Love You, Nicole, Freddie, Oon. WILMA Layton All our love to yau on this special day. Happy Mother's Day, Love Tarn, Shirley, Lynn, Tommy and Kathie. LONELY? Comparability Dating may be able to change your life.

Far confidential information tail 412-836-3930. Dining Amusements CHICKEN Bor-B-Q Sunday, May 8, Brush Valley Fire Hal). Dinners and take out. Schooli instructions STRINGED instrument lessons in classical, rock, jazz, folk ond country styles. Gary Guth School of Music.

Ph. 349-6707. Special Announcements AVAII A ft I A fin. "r'iii- ttcated country-rock band from Penn Stale enroute to Sunday engagement has Saturday, May 21st Open in Indiana oreo. For information ond rates call 614-328-0917.

GUYS Gals For your precisian cuts, blaw cuts or hair styles Call Michael at Cut Curl, 463-9987, 5 p.m.-9 p.m.. weekdays. Will take walk-ins. INDIANA Lions broom sale now in progress! For order phone after p.m., 465-2303 or 463-8395. Kl-Acre Stables Hunter schooling horse show.

May 14, 9 o.m.. New Alexandria, Pa. For information, 41 2-668-7896. CAR Wash Daily Sunday, by appointment. Call Tom's Arco, 465-2160.

Hands In Dance Washington api While her father was in London discussing weighty subjects with key officials of the world leading industrial nations. Amy Carter joined hands with representatives Irom the Soviet Union. Amy. tt. danced with Russian children from the Soviet Embassy school who visited her pub.

lie school to perform Russian folk dances and songs. The dance exchange program, held on the school playground, was the last event in a week-long Fine Arts Festival at Stevens School that included sculpture and architecture workshops, art gallery visits and theater groups. The two groups of school children didn't talk much, but they watched each other's square dances the American Virginia Heel and the Russian Knxachok with polite interest and joined their counterparts in learning the steps. QJnmorrimi'fl DA VtS, J.T., 4 p.m., Schenkemeyer-Deeley Fu -nsral Home, Punxsutawney. Maker Recalls 80,000 Faulty Diaphragms TKKNTON.

N.J. AP) -linlland-Hantus. one of the nation's largest makers of birth-control devices, is recalling Hli.UOO of its Koro-Flex diaphragms because they may have holes in them. A spokesman for the U.S. Food and Drug Administration said Friday that about 60 per rent of the recalled diaphragms were produced for distribution around the country by chapters of Planned Parenthood Inc.

The diaphragms, manufactured between June and September 1971). were recalled because some have been teaing at the juncture of the rim and rubber dome. The recalled Koro-Klex diaphragms are identified with code symbols Fb. Go. H6.

or 16 the rim. The company said diaphragms with those symbols even those appearing to be un-niarred should be returned. A company spokesman said, "The number ol diaphragms that have exhibited these conditions is much less than one per cent or the total number of diaphragms being recalled. The company feels it is in the best interest oi the consumer to recall the lots involved." The KUA spokesman said the company agreed to recall the devices alter physicians, pharmacists and consumers complained about the defective diaphragms. The spokesman said notices will be sent to distributors to locate and alert I lit isc who received the recalled diaphragms.

by Ellen Appel "CAGEY" PLANT HANGER Pattern No. W-4U It's a macrnme plant hanger in a macrame it's surprisingly simple to make, just a few easy knots and rope-wrapped hoops. All knots are described in illustrated step-by-slep instructions. To order this pattern or any other patterns listed below, send (1.00 per pattern to SNAP-KRAFT. co Indiana Evening Gazette, P.O.

Box 11934. Chicago. Illinois 60611. Be sure to include pattern number and your name and address. Price includes fim class mail.

Fascination Afghan K-306 Antique tar Pillow N-5U6 Crocheted Shoulder Hag C-426 Striped Pullover K-315 Mallard Duck Piiluw N-5U7 Senrkei ft Repair Building Repairs Gazette Classifieds Begin Here Itfltl Netktf f3 Fisher, Ruddock Simpson Altomcyi Admlnistritor'i NOTICE Letters of Admin islrn lion an the Es-tale ol ALBERTA CARUG l-aie ol Blai'klirk Township. Indiana Co dc-' ceased laving been grunted the undersigned. Ihuse having claims against said estate are requested to present (hern dutv authenticated lor settlement, and (hose knowing themselves to be indebted are requested (o make prompt pavmeni Liitv P. Carlig -2 Dlairsville. Pa.

IK17 4 23. i 30. 5 7 NOTICE OF INCORPORATION Notice is hereby given that Articles of Incorporation were filed with the IX-pnrtment of State. Co mm on wealth uf Pennsylvania. Harnsbunj.

Pennsvlvs-ma. on Mav A. 1977. for the purpose uf nblainiru! i rertifirate of incorporation for a proposed business corporation or-ftinireri under the Business Corporation taw of the Commonwealth uf Pennsylvania, approved May h. 1933.

I. 364. as umended. The name of the corporation is CARD MINING. INC.

The purpose for which it has been organised is as follows: The corporation shall, have unlimited power (o engage in and lit do any lawful net roncerning any and all Inwfui business for whirti corporations may be incorporated umier the Business Corporation Ijw. John I' Merki AMornerai! Law II Wcamer Building Indiana. Pennsylvania 15701 5 7x JOSEPH W. SERENE ATTORNEY (Administrator's) NOTICE l.iitns Arlininistntinn tin Ihe K. tali' JOHN WIHICK Ule if Hof-firutim Township ilmstsed having bet-n Hie unitcr-tcni'd.

ihw h.tvtnp riuill in (treseni Iht'di duly hn -I'lih-iirvni. iiml llusc kwiiie ititni-iin tit ht ifulfhutl tvi'ito-Hti llutiC Mllt! (VlVIt'tfll ngrlt(ii VVirhk II II 2. Mivh.mH"Jniiti. li ITilfn 7 it H. 5 21 NOTICE Ttw pmpiKtil Ituilfiel for the tl.triivmy Sftmetl tiixird fur the I977-7H fwul war l- available tir inspection the nfftre 4 iht' sit ret.iry tf lht fount Final ac-lmn In atlupt bud eel wilt lake pkii at tlit ntuLir meeting uf the hoard on it.

Kitry residcfll irr inrwtiitaitl anv M'lttnil dtMni'l. iipun aliaifiine. eivhict-n uf atio. itmt iiy H'fMm cinltltt-n r.tr aw or iiliW btviMiiint a lent tr intuhilartl in any schmt til-irrl. "Ji.iil within Iwetvo iunth- alter tlic tt-ijirx-ninu tlii'rriif mitify Ihe ivuntT hi ftiifirniii)! 11 age ui Hi-r-Jin Liitine wilhtn iicritnl.

initily Hit- id sihiNil ilis-tun wuii ttttnh tit- it-Mitt- -feill in inllMiii lii I tic levicil by Uh Mttmil ili-irm be luitih- i Mjih mIii.iI fktirM-t in a ial Mini tn inli tm-l lot unii is W.h( l)tn Slumph. ll.tiiii.rfiv S. IWil UtNllKlf Itll I '4 7 5 H. Sunshine Law Meeting Notices NOTICE of Meeting Change The Supervisors of flurrell Township announce that the meeting of May 10, 1977, vill open ot 6:00 p.m. ON May 12, 1977, from 1 p.m.

to 2 p.m., the Policy Advisory Council of the Senior Action Center and the Area Agency on Aging will hold on open public mooting to discuss proposals for Ihg 197B Slate Plan an Programs for Aging. The meeting will be held at ifie Senior Action Center (craft room), 9th Street, Indiana, Pa. WONDER GAZETTE CLASSIFIED ADS TURN YOUR UNWANTED ITEMS TO JOSEPH M. Young Interior exterior home and mobile home improvements. Ph.

463-7431. SIDING, roofing, soffit fascia, garages, room additions. All types of interior and exterior home improvements. Guaranteed work. Free estimates.

Phone 465-4717, Sowolla Brothers. CORNMAN'S Home Improvements room additions, garages. All types af home improvements. Phone 459-9396 after 5 p.m. KITCHENS our specialty, also panelling, ceiling tiles and all interior remodeling.

For free esti-mates, phone lowmon'j, 463-3248. SERVICE TECHNICIANS SEARS, ROEBUCK CO. Join the worlds largest service organiiation. We need; people with a background In heating, television and appliance repair. Both full and' part lime positions available.

Discount an all purchases, liberal benefit package. Apply at- 627 Philadelphia Street, Indiano, Pa, Call: 463-3524 AN EQUAL OPPORTUNITY EMP10YER 1 XI TO CASH EVERY FRIDAY AND SATURDAY ONLY ADS MUST II MCEIViD IIFOII 2 P.M. THUISDAY CALL KM TNI WEEKEND WONDER 465-5555 H14) 938-3333 15701 PHONE: ZIP: AD 2 DAYS WONDER Wt must exclude employment, real estate, automotive and garage sales. -CUP MAIL. WEEKEND 899 WATER NAME ADDRESS: CITY MY AD: SEARS, ROEBUCK COMPANY TELEPHONE SALES Part time, days, nights, Saturdays.

Here's an opportunity to enjoy an interesting position promoting maintenance agreements at Sears, 627 Philadelphia Indiana. Pa. Good starting salary, discount on pur thases and excellent working conditions. Experience preferred. Call 463-3524 AN EQUAL OPPORTUNITY EMPLOYER INDIANA, PA.

$1.75 ENCLOSED FOR EACH.