The Indiana Gazette from Indiana, Pennsylvania • 4

4 InoW toning Mifelt IWt OBITUARIES HENRY J. ROSE, 7s, of Soiithi FkANK M. TOWCK, Ivan Though Voting Qer- E. Gormcns Continuo Traffic Harassment For Germany Fork H. D.

died Tuesday, iron. i March 4. IM9. at Memorial llns- mure, died March I9(l9. pitnl In Johnstown.

lie Is survived hy his wife, Itom Oct. 37, I860, In Stony-Wanda; ir claughlcrs: Mrs. creek Cambria County, he, Margaret Wndrfnwskl, Mrs. Vlr-was a son of George nnd Bur- glrria Wade, Mrs. Victoria Klott bara Ann Helman Rose, land Mrs.

Bernlce Womls, all Mr. Rose was a member of DWlitha follcnj, bnrter, Mt. Hope United Methodist and sers: Mrs, Rose ChurchHle wa, a former school and John, of B-. WaMcr, bus driver in East Whcatflcld kcnt llf.i Mrs. Sara Twp, and had also been cm- ri pgdt Altemu, Feed Store In Helen New In addition to his wife, Rack- Cleveland.

Ohio Mur. I. Mirvlved: Interment was made March 4, By GEORGE THOMSON and trucki at the West Associated Press Writer German brder' It was the most serious Inlr by three daughters: Mrs. Henry In Miction. If If Jt h'atiaasaMViiTiiiiitl in Ifl i BtKUlM (AfJ nasi Bcril access many continued it harassment 'rou(e9 yean.

But there was of traffic on the main autobahn 1 n0 rcport o( ony tampering with! between West Berlin and West PnrriAr used hv the Germany today even though the; presidential electors to go toj ciotuun ui uic "tv, uniiiwi an(j rom tne Cuy. lnal would wSrihl MRS. MINNIE SHARP HUT. OlKNllw fior-CHINSON B. of 477 Phlladel-ence R.

D. 22 grandchildren; phla Indtana. died at a step-daughter, Mrs. Edward p.m. Tuesday, March 4.

193. at (June) Hershberger, South Fork the Indiana Hospital, of burns and the following broth- and smoke Inhalation, sustained ers and sisters: Henry and Fred in a fire earlier that same eve-Webb, both of Windber; James. n'ng. Webb, South Fork R. D.

Mrs.j A daughter of James and Ma-Cora Dugan, Berlin; Mrs. Eliz- ihildn Sharp, she was bom Dec abeth Mitchell, Somerset: Walt- 3, 18K6, at Shelocta. er Rose, Ralph Rose, Mrs. La-i uer kusbnnd. Thomas Hutchln- president in Benin was over.

have brought an immediate Tlie Communists closed the. between the Rus- superhighway between Berlin sianl Americans. Brit-and Hclmstedt from 9 a.m. to lsh mi Frech. Some diplomatic observer A nesi nerim curiums omccr rAm aid one lane at the West Berlin 'hey oug ht Sov Com- munlst party chief Leonid Brezhnev and Premier Alexel British and French KoySin 0 Pr r.T i per on saber-rattling East Cler ic man leader Walter Ulbricht so tf w.

a to Improve the climate for fu- with claim that oeriodie closing of administration. Vina Virgin and Mrs. Edna Mor- aorii preceded her in death in ris, all of Johnstown. 1929. He was preceded in death by she ormery resided in Nartty his first wile, Susan Mae Wea- GIo and attendcd presbyter, ver, and a son.

church. Friends may pay their respect, Survivors include a eon, Ed. from 2-4 and 7-9 p.m. today at ward Hutchinson, Detroit, the. George Funeral Home, Mjch MalMlia South Fork, where funeral scrv- Mi ullliamsport; three ices will be conducted at 2 p.m.

i ,2 d. Friday. Rev Kessler, me Breat.grea,.grand. Hdating Interment will be In Mvera nieces Forest Lawn Cemetery. Johns- Nephews In the Indiana McAnulty, presented with a ten year service pin; Red Cross Youth Volunteer Nicholas Lemish of Pittsburgh; Miss Ann Elliott, Indiana County Chapter First Aid Chairman, presented with a 25 year service pin; and Executive Committee member Jerry Esposito.

See story on first page, second section. (Gazette photo by Peel) HONOR FIRST AID INSTRUCTORS Participating In the first annual dinner honoring Red Cross First Aid Instructor were these Indiana County Red Cross Chapter officials and guests. Left to right they are, seated, Bradford-McKean County Red Cross Chapter Hirst Aid Chairman Dieter Hauser, Indiana County Chapter Chairman Edgar Cheely and Executive Director Miss Margaret Serene. Standing, Herbert the autobahn is necessary be- For Berliners, accustomed to cause of Warsaw Pact maneu- living in one of the flashpoints vers in the area. of feast-west tension, it was a Mcanmhile, West Berliners welcome letdown.

and others were asking why the Equally surprising was the si-Communists hadn't done more'lence of the city's militant "ex-1 WILLIAM SIMS, 62, of Gleni. Friends are being recorved to interfere with the uneventful tra-parliamentary mm, a 1 presidential election. iwhich had threatened to prevent! A I There were no sonic booms the election. Some 8.000 riot po- 1 ti from East German MIGs overijce around the election hall 11 a Campbell, formerly of ana i-v p.m. toj the West Berlin hall in whichi were left with nothing to do bmJH TTUuTOrS In Kidnaping Arrest "Wanted" Babson's Report-" Paper Industry Status Reviewed try to keep warm on the winter burg, died Wednesday, Marcn U69.

at the home of his daugh- whe will be con. ter, Mrs. Robert James, in Wil- Jted where he had been' R. Byiw Crozier, official. visiUng since Monday.

Interment will be In the the Federal Assembly elected Gustav Helnemarai, a (9-year-old Socialist. There was no bar day. At Dinner Heinemaim, West Germany's rage of propaganda leaflets, no justice minister, was elected to! (Continued from Pg. 1 Sect. 2) the largely ceremonial presiden cy on the third ballot, and the WILLIAM J.

SCHIRF, 70, of Blairsville R. D. 2, died Mon Patrol and Fire Department fa election took hours. He de A son of George and Euphen-ia McCall Sims, he was born1 Aug. 31, 1886, in Nackerty, Scotland.

Prior to his retirement, Sims was employed by WELLESLEY HILLS, Ma business, e.g., disposables and Manufacturers of paper and non woven materials, and more culties. feated Defense Minister Ger' day, March 3, 1969. buzzing of Western airliners en route to Berlin and not even the massive demonstrations threatened by West Berlin's militant New Left. Instead, after weeks of Communist warnings that the election could not be held In Berlin These were the units pressed hard Schroeder, a Christian 'pulp showed an improved per- effectively utilizing their sub- into service within 30 minutes Democrat, by a vote of 512-504, Woman (See photo page one) By Jay Perkins OKLAHOMA CITY Friends are being received at the Askew Funeral Home, Homer City from 2-4 and 7-9 p.m. to formance last year over tne oe-stantiai acreage, e.g., reai.es-pressed results of 1967.

Total tate development and mineral Pennsylvania Railroad Co. at The two parties form a coali of the two disastrous crashes within a 13 day period. tion government in West Ger production of paper and paper- exploration. Though it will be Wllklnsburg for 41 years. Survivors include three chil day.

Fr. Michael Kowal will without "grave measures" of! many, and the closeness of the board for IKS was some time before these ef-tons, a very healthy per cent forts pay off, they do indicate a reprisal, the East Germans dren: Mrs. Steve (Margaret) presidential election points up (AP) Honduras-born closed the roads between the how dose September's parlia gain over the 46,000,000 tons, more aggressive approach to ton s.more aggressive approacn vnn city and West Germany while lead the CDA and the Altar Society of the church In the recitation of the Rosary at 7:30 p.m. tonight at the funeral home. A prayer service will be conducted at the funeral home inentary elections will be.

prouucea m. nan. proms prom-, in- sanon aw -'s. ni I 1,021 members of the West Ger for the industry were adverselyiin view of the industry's Improv- mt" rf iuisourg; ano nnurew aims ui. Helnemarai takes office July succeeding President Hein- most- Mr.

Hauser stressed that the "First Aid given ea these nights was not lifted out of the textbooks." Rather, he added, the knowledge cabled In the years of preparation was carefully selected and administered to meet the chat-leges ef the cold weather, topography and the nature ef the wounds. In- nrYvtnM-tjt that naner atnrlta -v ti-enns runs: also live aranuunn- 1.. Oil tne tm USl ot 1U p.nivt Hilli- nUn five orandchl! man Federal Assembly elected Heinemaim to be president for rich Luebke. should be held, and periods of wanted criminals, faces ar-jdren and ten great-grandchil- affected by higher taxes and increased costs, many paper companies showed Improved earn As he stood before television Friday at 9 a.m. followed by Requiem Mass in the St.

Fran next five years. price weakness could be used raignmeni roaay on a aren. for selected purchases. Below charge of taking part in His wife Louisa Stuart Sims cameras carrying the event to I cis Roman Catholic Church in viewers la the East as well as in are brief comments on some of Georgia kidnaping in which whom he married in 1908 pre ings hist year. Few, however, equaled their 1966 highs.

Looking Ahead First the Communists closed both ends of the most-traveled autobahn to the West for three hours, until U.S. and British military convoys appeared to the West, the silver-haired Hei the leading oaoer companies. In mllppo coed was buried 1 ceaea mm to aeatn in mi. Mr. Lemish told of the Inter nemaim said: "I greet all the The outlook for paper and Graceton, ait 9:30 a.m.

with Fr. Michael Kowal, the celebrant. Interment will be made in the church cemetery. Crown zellerbacn alive. rnenas will tie received irom esting manner in which he was 20 ana i-iu p.m.

toaay ana rn citizens of Germany." The use of the words "all Ger id somewhat by the possibility corporation is a highly tategrat- PeWe' JZjZ day at the Rairigh Funeral able to conduct First Aid ciass- make the trip. Then for four hours in the aft' -i .1 1 j.j i was arresiea neanesoay mans" was certain to annoy the Home, Hillsdale, where funeral es in Spanish to the people in SAM G. EDDY, 79, of moon all roads in and out West services will be at Communists, who contend that Run, died Wednesday, March 5, Berlin, held up traffic to the city the West German claim to rep Panama the Program Friendship conducted by the National Red Cross. College students with knowl 1:30 p.m. Saturday, Rev.

John Beers, officiating. Interment will it is likely that profits will re-business papers, paperboard and w01 main under pressure from high-(newsprint as the major groups.lf a car nop at a drive-in res- er costs and lingering overca-: Future prospects are enhanced, ur, pacity problems in certain linesjby recent joint venture in Hoi- u.A-i. ij iu. j'missioner James Bullett set bail caugnt inside East Germany, resent all Germans is a provo 9, in the Indiana Hospital. Born March 23, 1889, at Som and slowed up the processing of I cation.

be in Burnside Cemetery, Bum- side. edge of a foreign language and erset, he was a son of Wallace and Elizabeth Greenfield Eddy and had spent most of his life training in Red Cross services have the opportunity to partici industry over the next few'flexible packaging tfOO.OOO and continued the years appear brighter now Operations are expected to begm ff'ocen8s .1:30 Miss sFiaer asked for in renn Run. pate In summer programs such! than they have been for some by midyear. than thev have been for some by midyear. I nnaiiil nnimiiwn1 H7intr Cuba Tells Survivors include his wife.

as Mr. Lemish experienced In 'time. I International Paper Latin America. I One of the big problems the This world's largest paper Miss ScWer and Steven Kiist, Newspaper In Erie Struck First Aid Instructor's pins industry has had has been the' manufacturer last year made a District Register Hospital 23, are charged with Hie abduc- A tion of Barbara Jane MackleVT ArPSST Lauretta M. Fetterman Eddy, three sons: Harry Bronx, N.Y.: Bert Bowie.

Ben Erie; three daughters: Mrs. were presented to the fonowmg: tendency to build too many! major move into the health in- Edward Bernard. Roiwrt Oife. nlante If in nrnmrni Kuilf 'dii5trv kv hiivinir riaiml inr irom a uecsur. inoiei last Of Hijacker man, Herbert McAnulty, Grover new paper mill in a new of hospital and Smith, Sam Smith, Ted Stan-1 competition was sure to follow er health products.

Intemation-. was captured last Dec. 0111 1 ia, oam aouui. tea otan-' campeaxu tnic n. Ben (Marie) Dombrosky.

Port, age; Mrs. Donald (Faye) Duo bin, Meriden, and Mrs. -wi-we aui irrimnsB. Am StrWAmt RrWialrl tvich furr. mnnl The nirantiml al DarwM hue ga nKlinBrl at it.

aiicr a wiut)jicau tiicuiiitun of the American NewsiMDeriWaimer. Mr. near Punta Gorda, Fla. Earl (Leda) Treager. Braden- INDIANA HOSPITAL Births for March 5 Miss Mackle, 20-year-old Guild todav struck tha TimM dak.

Glenn Cannon. Mrs. Doris wealmfuee nnd riprlinino nmFit: mnrem in mflke nnrl mnrlrpt Havana (AP) Cuba announced for the first time today the arrest of an air hijacker but it gave no indication he would ville. Also surviving are eleven grandchildren and eight Publishing publishers of the'Busn' Garv Hitchings, Rodger margins. Lately, however, there paper cloth throughout the daughter of Mr.

and Mrs. Rob- Mr. and Mrs. Fred A. Altemus trie Daily Times.

The ia wnasirom, rars-'nave oeen maications mat tne westem nemispnere. uenents R.D. 1. Perm Run, girl; Mr. and industry managers are going to, from these and other tot unharmed in a box about 20ij returned to the United States, Mrs.

Roy L. Goss. Morning News, and the Sunday Helen Moore, Jerry Esposito, Friends will be received after miles northeast of Atlanta after should eventually result in inv Times-News. jMrs. Thomas Howell and Miss 2 p.m.

Friday at Robinson-Lv- an 86-hour underground ordeal. VP 10 now, the government The kidnapers had directed remained silent as to the The union, representing 140 follow a more enlightened approach to profits. Also, assuming a reasonably strong economy, there should girl; Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Pick-erd.

Black Lick, boy. Admissions for March Walter A. Manges, 477 Phila. proved earnings. Kimberly Clark A strong position in the con- in aacniion, live year pms disposition of persons who force usiug MiuLem rescuers to the spot after Mack.

ana aenerai omcm wnncers. wt- tle's, Indiana, where services will be conducted on Saturday at 1:30 p.m. Interment will be made in the Harmony Cemetery Perm Run. planes to Cuba. le, a wealthy Florida real estate be a much better supplv de- sumer products area, new pro- Indiana; David Irwin ed picket lines outside the n3F hiiilrllno McAnulty was presented mand relationshio for oaoer in duct introductions, increased ef.

developer, paid ransom. Reporting on Wednesday's hijacking of a National Airlines (the future than has been the! ficiencies, and expanding for-; fracciaijy an ot tne ransom a case in the oast. While demand eien operations noint toward money was recovered. A spokesman for the publish- itih, jj jetliner from the United States Speedy, Box 18, Armagh; Mrs. Hazel E.

Ruddock, 135 Ridge Homer City; Mrs. Dora C. Trusal, 1309 Church Indiana. MRS. FLORA RE ITER ing firm said printers refused 25 year pin.

will be growing, projected ca- higher sales and earnings in fsi. nay. Kicnara oeu 01 WALKER. 78. of Indiana R.D.

to cross the picket line. pacity increases for the next the years ahead. Company is DeKalb county. said he three years will decline to changing from fiscal year uvwoum institute proceedings to Mrs. Mary Ellen Kinter, 953 Wayne Indiana; William The old contract between 187 and the company ran the unprecedented step of Saturday, March 1.

1969, tifying the man in custody visinB in Smylar. Calif, as the hijacker. A daughter of John and Laura 4-H Signup 900,000 tons. This Is down from calendar-year reporting. nave miss acnier orougnt an 8.500.000-ton rise for the ore-l Scott Paper trial as soon as possible.

out Aug. 31. but the union mem P. Barchist, Box 106, Ernest; Miss Judith J. Kuffner, Box 53, It said he is Anthony Garnet rrumI eiter, sne was born Hif 1 in ion i 30 IKQ7 in CvIrauMiilla Uf.

ceding three-year period, 1966- Strong demand for company's. Miss Schier, known in Nor-' 1 bers had remained on the Job I I while talks continued. 1OSSIDI6 POl Possible Fo 1 was uui ne naa oeen w- 1968. sanitary paper pro- man as Donna wills, naner or- man as Donna wuis, Lucememines; Mrs. Blanche L.

Good, R.D. I. Box 94, Clarks ji I 1 1 il 1 arreistert (n IhA llnitaH Ortto. vuuniy. The Thursday edition of the Erie Morning News came off TV Program burg.

Leslie Diana Branan, Box 162, Profits Base well above I968's record level.jjob as a nurse at Central State! robbery and traffic in drags. I BarT Paper company manasers are Longer-term prospects are en-Hospital in Norman. A worker Granma reported that 9J- the presses as usual early todav. Eldc-rton: Mrs. Sara Martha The picket lines went up at Indiana County boys and girls ni reverse he, hanced by broadened earning, Oklahoma Bureau of; bed Cribbs, Star Spring Church; 6:30 a.m.

wh. a ucviimng rciuni on invesieq cap- oase, new proaucis, ana greater invcsLigaimn a iingerpnm vi-, wimi-h v-u- who are nine years of age or 6.. iHHH officials returned to th.Jesse Walker, who preceded hei lM by earnings contributions from for- William J. Ellsmorc, Box 65, sessions aider can still enroll in the 4-H dPr.e'tf,ifyin8 'nt, Potable of the affiliates. No new negotiating have been scheduled.

on her job iKULS TV m0 areas eign Glen Campbell; Guiseppe Zaf-futo, 415 Phila. Indiana; rBI agents converged on the aumor or tnese aots has 7. rv.i lor some ten vcars in Homei appearing on channel 6, WJAC-'- Mrs. Catherine Paris, 141 Lang TV, Johnstown at 8:30 a.m. each lAccident Kills a.

fmm ar fc by comoetitent authoritiM "Vly a WI1S a member of the Barr islope, Llymer. section to greet a new-found said. FA Instruction For CD Police Trinity Lutheran Church Homer City. Surviving are these children; inena, cionme rox Saturday through May 3, associate county agent Richard lift announced today. By following the series of tel-.

evision programs, members can Discharges for March PIJ I A George Prusak. 14 Walcott St Claerly WOlTian Clymer; Paris Bazzoli, Cribbs 1.1 If 1 Rest Home, Jcisephine; Mrs. Ve-ilNear DeiT0nT6 Her arrest surprised both heriAiti4A U.S. Bishops Mum On Nixon Move William Barr, Indiana R.D. 3: coworkers and the tenants of I wi Indiana County Civil Defense ecthe apartment building in which Tar Hoe Asmr OWMOS TV Oman ronica C.

Zellman, Emest; Slan-I ley Zelcnski House 310, Wa-! BLLLEFONTE, Pa (AP) comPlcle 'he various projects mice win begin a ten hour she lived. Said one fellow ten- hour she lived. Said one fellow ten- Edward and Ralph Barr, both of Tonawanda, N. Carl Ban' of New Holland, N. Doyle Barr, Monroeville: Mrs.

a r- killed urman An elderly woman was woman was standard course in Red Cross ant John Ray: I XAMpA (Ap An Wednesdnv niehl when the car ciud meeting and Mrs. Bertha M. Hill, Box 395, in rnsa nmicm mtaniim WASHINGTON (AP) The w. chn ue I -i iri it r-n Hit a4 uiih i- imu i-irai weuncuuy, marm "'a;" yr-ld Tampa woman has told Sodcrgin and Mrs. Dnnns ft anwher car driven by her son.

Lea.d(:r Jlm spoker.man for in Memorial nan a p.m. rv police she was attacked and bolh of Los Angeles, Uther interested persons are niiw ri hi rooster. inrce Drotncrs and one Police said Dora Holier, 70. of Zi Catholic Bishops has declined to othy B. Myers, 620 Croyland rairoiman nx, Tvson said sisicr: ineotiore Keilcr.

Mead- Indiana na; Came Whiteside reported the Ira Reiter, Sykcsville; nytdn, alhtiiul Hljinn 1........ n. Kimberly Ann Route 2, Howard, was making a science in olant and animal life takt Public stand 0,1 lo loin the cla5s be now 0.1, Seward, turn into a private driveway astronomy, archedogy. physic diptomaUc relations botween ITu" Ray ay onro" a' Memormi Hall on she ha had 1 ch hn said Miss Schier told Ciimei, R.D. fled from her vZ r.

Mrs. Anna U. Salva, une; irom rennsyivanin wncn a human behuvior and miprnkiniiw Allan I Rr i car ooeraied hv her son. R. L.

"Uman and microbiolo- th, Urated Sultos md lhe Vati- La B. Salva. Clune; from Pennsylvania 64 when a human vjo, and the first evening of the course. Phila. Indiana: Mrs.

Holler, 50, also of Route 2, How- 1, can A certificate will be awarded mother was an invalid and her'. .11 wht. itaiisfaclnrilv mmnliu Mk. J.l. i uflmer fi-miureii.

Clawi, 1508 Church lndi- aid, plowed into it. 'ol of fun out a President Nixon, asked about aim: Mrs. Thelma G. Galentine.l Bolh were alone. Holler suf- "it 1- possibility during his news' njMiSfl Mrs Whiteside reported1 Friends are being received to the course.

In her room was a stack of a passing motorist stopped to z-4 una 7-9 p.m. ut thf 14 Harrison Clymer, Ifered chest injuries and abra- each nrosram. conference Tuesday night. said, Richard T. Bell Funeral Home itvikv.s ta mill nv i.

A.k c.t. New 4-H Horse Mrs. V. Donaldson, Box'sions of the knees 65, Homer City; Irene Louise! neip ner ngnt on the rooster. Tyson said the rooster's own er promised to got rid of his pet blankets and quilts 'and two notes.

One read "Johny, I did not have time lo wash your sheets. 1 am sorry. 1 leave some soup." and 6th grades, even if he or. Clark, Black Lick; Lawrence she is not now a member of a' Archbishop John P. Dearden'fM a Franklin Contrucci 349 Wul- Robert L.

Ward, R.D. 1, Com- club, can still join by send- Dolroit, president of the Na- VrflUD wrganitOi Homer Women Induinu, where services will bt-conducted Friday at 1:30 p.m., Pastor Williiim Bruggi-mun, td-ficiuting. Interment will be in the Ciliiens Cemetery. Clicirj Tree. ABE COURY, tl, Grccnvillu Another said 'Please return n7 lease nut Indiana; Mrs.

Mane L. motKjre; Ann and Iroy Laineroii jng your name age address uintcrenco of Catholic An organitational meeting for cu'n! Hinton, R.D. Box 5A, Heun Perkins, R.D. 1, Box 90, county on a postcard lo 4-11 "'shops, issued a brief slate- Run. Deborah Ann Uabco, a new 4-11 Horse Club in the 'lu anu Dixonville and Commodore w'th an oceanful dOrVICO u.

iof thanks. I thank vou all from TV Science Club. Borland todav in renly to queries, oratory. The Pennsylvania State' "It Is the responsibility of our Mrs. Carolyn C.

Hancock, 877Box 63, Gipsy; Mrs. Nancy Pay-! Will PC CUIIUUI.IU1 liniUCD TITV University. University Park. Pa. 'government to decide whether it sj.

ina inuiana; Mrs. riuncy son, loin inaiana. Homer Citv. died March 4. in the Com- woria uay renton, R.D.

1, Indiana; Mis. j. i ii modoro lilementary School. 7 'f i)yiisii3, ut the Indiana Hospital, receive a pin, membership card. Vatican," it said.

"Presuma- At the restaurant where Miss lhe Church Women, will he held Friend nr. i Anna Craft, 1004 Bennett Ave LATROBE Admitted Jacob E. Silvis, and project manual. bly such a judgment would be! ana Schier had car-hopped for thc'Friday, March 7, al 7:30 p.m.:lhe Askew Funeral Home liuni- Jeanneoe; Mrs. Betty M.

Ferguson, 180 Carter Indiana. The television series is pre- made on the conviction thai this past two weeks, r.dith Fox, a In the Trinity Lutheran Church 'er Citv from 7. 4lh Mury Stewart, Saltsburg R.D. isented as cart of The Ponosvl- liaison miahl heln lo further rtie: A prize will be awarded to the fellow employe, said she had in-lin Homer Citv. Roberta J.

Stumpf. 38 S. Indiana; Mrs. Helen Beh ivania State University Coupera- cause of world peace. Since the member who suggests the name iroduced the lugiu've girl to her! Participating will be s.

conduct services at tlie funern. I Incia beben, Avonmore rrndt. R.D. 4, Box 69, Punxsu- Uve txtenston Service. remains at this level, usta uuu- son, Ckmme.

Cherie Woilgang, president: home Fridnv at 11 uiscaareea tawnuy; Mary Ellen Young, 765 government must determine thel Any interested young person "She didn't seem to drink or, Margaret Cramer, secrotarv- meni will lu. i It Frank Mocarski, Saksburg l.w.. I. lana. 1 I.

1" f. 1 1 I I 1(1 I .1 II 1 iihhim, uwic diuiiLsiaw, umr am wiljhcj umiimi nit'uMiw in uliuii uuii uiuiK ueiwuen miiv anu 19 ycui9 uiiiiuw. wiv mt. i u. hub.

i eicry, IndiUIIU Jean Stancombe, 721 S. 2ndjvar R.D. Irene M. a I name from an earlier Jack best." age is invited to attend. are a lot of girls I Cumpliell, publidty director.

A pniycr service will be con- inuiana; Mrs. Annabelle Avonmore R.D. Craig Dompscy, also known as the: wouldn't introduce lo my son. 1 All church women from dueled ut 7 loniglil si alucti, ikx 42, Luceroemines. Lavs, liJairsvilic R.D.

3. r'Nonjwreil." (Read Guzeue Classified Ads) (Read Gazette Classified Ads) am sliuckcd." I area are invited to attend. '(he funeral home i.