The Courier-Express from Dubois, Pennsylvania • Page 2

Page Two Brockport Couple Slightly Injured In 3-Vehicle Accident Seven persons were slightly injured in traffic accidents on area highways Tuesday, according to area state police reports. John Henry, 69, Brockport RD, and his wife, Hazel, 61, were treated at DuBois Hospital following a three- vehicle accident late Tuesday afternoon on Route 219, three miles south of Brockway. Mr. Henry was treated for contusions of the head and his wife for contusions the left shoulder and back, then released. A truck driven by Lawrence Smith, Brockway RD 1, traveling north, stopped to make a turn and a sedan, also traveling north, driven by Ronald W.

Paulson, Church Brockway, came up behind the truck, braked, and swerved to the left, said DuBois based state police. The Paulson car hit the southbound car driven by Mr. Henry, bounced off, and hit the Smith added. Damage totalled 13,200. Two New Englanders were slightly injured in a one-car crash late Tuesday morning on Route 219 in Chestnut Grove.

Taken to DuBois Hospital for treatment were Ms. Mercedes M. Burns, 27, Medford, driver of the car; and Donna Gallagher, Charlestown, a passenger. Ms. Burns had abrasions of the face and a laceration of the nose.

Ms. Gallagher had an inuury to the right elbow. Both were released after treatment. Ms. Burns lost control of her northbound car and it ran off the road and rolled over, said state police.

The auto was demolished. Donald Bock, 34, Woodland RD 1, was slightly injured when his tractor trailer flipped on its side Tuesday night off Route 28, 3.1 miles north of Brookville. He refused treatment at the time, said Punxsutawney State Police. The rig was traveling south and rounding a curve when the load police, causing the rig to run off the-road and Three Traffic Accidents On No one was injured in three traffic accidents on City streets Tuesday, said City police today. One occurred at the Liberty Ave.

intersection, another at the S. Brady St. intersection, and the last on Hospital Ave. Police said a fuel truck driven by Dale J. Wilcox, Falls Creek, and a car driven by Erma Bish, Sheffield Lake, Ohio, were traveling west on Railroad Ave.

and turned onto the boulevard. When the fuel truck stopped for the railroad grade crossing, the car at, tempted to pass on the right and when the truck pulled ahead, the vehicles collided, said police. Damage totalled $250. A sedan driven by John Mizerock Punxsutawney, traveling, south on S. Brady struck the curb on the west side, crossed the street, went over the curb on the east side, and stopped on the sidewalk, reported police.

Damage was placed at $100. A sedan driven by Joy Burkett, DuBois RD 1, traveling south out of the DuBois: Hospital parking lot, pulled in front of a sedan driven by Daniel I. Ross, of Ross traveling on Hospital and the cars collided, explained police. Damage totalled $560. flip on its side.

Damage to the rig was set at $30,000. Damage to the Dave Enterline property was listed at $250. -0- A Brookville man was taken to Brookville Hospital after a.rear end crash early- Tuesday night on Route 28, six miles north of Brookville. Donald Richard, 10 Federal was the driver of a southbound sedan that ran into the rear of a stopped auto driven, by Merton Shingledecker, Brookville RD 1, police reported. The southbound Shingledecker car had stopped to enter a- private drive, police added.

Damage totalled $6,500. Five year old Chandra Anderson, Reynoldsville RD 3, a passenger in an auto driven by Ms. Terry Frost, 23, also of Reynoldsville RD 3, was taken to Adrian Hospital, Punxsutawney, after the car in which she was riding hit guard rails Tuesday morning off Route 310, a mile north of Anita. Taking the little girl to the hospital was a passing motorist. She was treated for face and mouth injuries and released.

Police said the southbound car was rounding a curve, going down North Summit, when it skidded out of control, left the road, and hit the guard rails. Damage to the car was set at $300. No one was injured in a two-vehicle crash early Tuesday afternoon on 1-80 near the DuBios-Brockway interchange. Shortway police said a tractor trailer, driven by James Taylor, 33, Madison Heights, traveling west, jackknifed and hit a sedan driven by Ronald R. Lovatt, 18, Chatham, N.

and the impact sent the auto into the guard rails. Total damage was listed at $5,000. Two DuBois Area Persons On Jury Of Homicide Case DuBois area persons were among the jurors that began-hearing testimony this morning in the case of John E. Bishop, Osceola Mills RD, charged with criminal homicide. They are A.

Jane Trezise, DuBois, and Lester G. Wachob, Luthersburg. The 12 jurors and two alternates were selected Tuesday when the trial opened. Bishop is charged with the fatal -shootingof FranfcliniAlbright of Osceola Mills, a neighbor, last Dec. 5.

The occurred in Albright's home. Unlike past murder trials, jurors will not be sequestered, but will be permitted to return to their homes at night. Falls Creek Lions Will Meet Thursday FALLS CREEK Falls Creek Lions will meet at 7:30 p.m. Thursday, June 3, in the Falls Creek Eagles home on Jefferson Ave. Officers are seeking a good turn out of members.

SPARKING TRANSFORMER A sparking transformer on a utility pole at 17 Lincoln Dr. Tuesday morning brought out Sandy Township firemen. Firemen stood by until Pennsylvania Electric Co. crews arrived to repair the malfunctioning transformer. The alarm sounded at 10:17 a.m.

Tuesday. Brockway DEATHS LEECH: Ralph of 324 Main Falls Creek, died June 1,1976, Viewing at the Mohney-Yargar, Funeral Chapel after 7 p.m. tonight, Services from the chapel at 11 a.m. Friday. Interment in Beechwoods Cemetery, YAKULIS: Simon of 36 McClain DuBois, died June 1, 1976.

Viewing at Paul A. Welton Funeral Home after 7 p.m. tonight. Rosary service at 7 p.m. Thursday, Mass of the Resurrection at St.

Joseph's Church Friday at 11 a.m. Interment in St. Joseph's Cemetery. DUNN; Ethel former resident of 21 Long died June 1, 1976. Viewing at the James H.

Luther Funeral Home today until service time from the funeral at 1 p.m. Interment in wildwood Cemetery at Brockway. 8TARE: Oscar of Reynold.vUl., RD 1, June 9, W8 at his home. Viewing at the Laird Ober Funeral Home, ftoypoUavUle, from 2-4 p.m. Thursday.

Services from the funeral homTat 2 Friday. Interment in the Uk.lswn Memorial Park. CAUUTH: Mrs, Frank (Julia), of 18 Olive DuBois, died May 1979, Viewing at the Funeral Chapel after 2 p.m. Thursday Services from tfe at 2 p.m. Friday.

Burial in the. family plot. GOVERNOR SHAPP EXPLAINS VOLKSWAGEN financial proposal put together to gain the plant to locate in New Stanton, Penna. The state will invest about $40 million from its own coffers. (AP wirephoto) Shapp Unveils I by carpenters who also work for.the ambulance system, and has proven to be a big help to attendants who pass time away while waiting for calls.

The association expects to get a new vehicle every three years. Since it has three ambulance, the oldest will have nine years of use before being traded. While the Brockway Area Ambulance Association has one of the largest and best equipped systems of all the communities in Western Pennsylvania, the independent organization of volunteers keeps striving to provide the best help possible. A family membership is $15 and'an individual membership $10. Concludes Marr, "Memberships assures the area of a good service.

Some companies pay for ambulance runs-but this does not ensure the area of the existence of an ambulance service to make those runs." Brown much less significance than it did a week or so ago. I believe there's a growing feeling that an effort to stop anybody at this late date is divisive." Udsl), who has been saying regularly that the nomination ia still open, seemed this time to agree with Carter. Udall said that if the former Georgia governor wins a solid victory in Ohio, it "will make it very unlikely that anyone ia going to stop It may well be all over, Churfh, however, said candidacy is still very much alive and stid hf wai satisfied wU), Rhod, H. said didn't consider the there a victory for Brown bacauat it isn't clear who the uncommitteds represent. On the Republican ford and Reagan claimed day a victory.

HARRISBURG(AP)-Gov. Milton J. Shapp has 'unveiled the 1 massive financial proposal his administration put together to lure a Volkswagen plant to Pennsylvania. The project, announced by Shapp at a press the state to arrange about four-fifths'of the anticipated $250 in financing necessary to get the plant- into production. The state will invest about $40 million from its own coffers, and will work with staterelated institutions and private banks much of the financing.

Volkswagen will apparently con-' tribute about $55 million of the $250 million. The West German firm last week that it. has picked a site at New Stanton, near Pittsburgh, for the plant. The facility was built by Chrysler Corp. but Volkswagen plans to assemble Rabbit cars hiring about 5,000 workers.

The decision Stanton and another site hear Cleveland followed months of negotiations with officials from Pennsylvania and Ohio. That decision won't be final until Pennsylvania officials arrange the financing and put the deal in writing. 1 Major componenets of the $250 million financing project are: million in grants from the Pennsylvania Industrial Development Authority (PIDA) to the Westmoreland County Industrial Development Authority (WCIDA) to be used to acquire the property. $10 million state appropriation to PIDA as part of the acquisition Kiwanis Club Presents Awards To Talent Groups Awards were'presented the top three unite in the recent Kiwanis "Top Talent 26" production at a special banquet party Tuesday evening at the Beechwoods Presbyterian Church. Lt, Governor Fred' Peterson, also Top-Talent general chairman, lauded representatives of the three units in presenting special plaques.

Jean Thompson, Director, accepted two awards, including.the permanent plaque the PenfieW Clwdr- gained for placing first three successive TCiwani. president Uike Piwirillo accepted on behalf of Central Christian High'School Band, and DuBois Area Senior High band director Dick Trudgen received the third place award for his musicians, 'Following Rev. Henry Jill to program. million to complete highway links to the plant. -(10 million to build a rail link to the plant.

million.to $25 million from the ennsylvania Employes Obituaries Mri. JuHa Camrth Frank f. (Julia) Camith of 13 Olive DuBois. died Sunday in the Hillvtew Nursing and Convalescent Home, Altottta, Pa. where she had been recuperating from hip injury since list Friends may call at the Mohney- Yargar Funeral Chapel after 2 p.m.

Thursday. Rev. Anthony Cappocelti will conduct services from the chapel Friday at 2 p.m. Interment will follow in the family plot. Mrs.

Carruth was born at Punxsutawney, daughter of Anthony and Alice Devenney. She was married to Frank T. Carruth, who died in 1937. She spent her early years as a pianist in theaters at Ponxsutawney and DuBois. Survivors are two daughters, Mrs: Henry (Barbara) Gtnter of Hollidaysburg, and Nancy C.

Noker of Indiana, three grandchildren, a sister, Regina O'Connor of Mingo Junction, Ohio and a brother, John Devenney of Sharon, Pa. Ethel Dunn Ethel 0. Dunn, 83, a former resident of 21 E. Long DuBois, died in the Andrew Kaul Memorial Hospital at St. Marys, Tuesday, after an extended illness.

Friends may call at the James H. Luther Funeral Home today and until time of services from the funeral home at 1 Thursday. Rev. Samuel Dunning will officiate and interment will follow in the Wildwood Cemetery at Brockway. Miss Dunn'was born May ,29,1898 in Warsaw Township, Jefferson County, daughter of Olmond and Ora (Sibley) Dunn.

She was a member of the Lakeside United Methodist Church and had served as Children's Librarian at the DuBois Public Library for IS yean. Surviving is a Sister, Mrs. William (Lucille) Lobough. Ralph Leech M. gained considerable favof audiences.

PUns fort he Kiwanis golf tournament were discussed by prwnoUojis pMttfttMl foir' club bttBtli the Gateway Fair will Wffting Wendy, June 7 folding tM regular session at the ra n't; by the fund to purchase WCIDA bonds for additional acquisition construction. to $90 million for plant state will arrange for Pennsylvania banks to lend the item may later include funds raised through the school employes fund. Volkswagen wants the state to complete official action on the financing plan within 25 UT30 days, Shapp said. "We're taking the role of an investment manager," said David a Shapp aide who had handled most of the talks with Volkswagen. Shapp said the plant alone would produce an additional $90 million in state tax revenue over the next five not to mention side benefits such as related industrial growth.

The financing project will require an outlay of about $40 million in state money, but half of that will be repaid with interest, he said. The governor said the 'project will first require a few legislative measures, which he discussed Tuesday in a meeting with leaders from the General Assembly. "I'm pleased to say that the response from both the Democratic leaders and the Republican leaden was quite favorable," Shapp said. He said some of the necessary legislation would be introduced today. The project calls for the PIDA loan to be repaid over 20 years at a very low interest rate 1'A per cent compared to the.4 per cent PIDA is currently charging, Shapp said.

-The Westmoreland County authority would own the plant and surrounding property and lease it to Volkswagen's subsidiary. "They (Chrysler) have over 140 million in the plant," Shapp said, but he declined to say whether the sale price would be higher than that. The governor said he waa not sure one legislative measure to permit the reduction of local taxes will be necessary. Brown said that whether or not legislation is needed: the local taxing rupJan save Volkswagen about $1 million, St. Marys Man Accidentally Shot ST.

MARYS Roas Miller, Marys, accidentally. shot late Monday afternoon by a 82 caliber bullet while at a family outing at a camp south of St. Marys Killer was taken to Kaul Memorial Hospital here for treatment of a gunshot right JsgV State Police said Miller was accidentally shot in the right lag by 22 taliber bulUt, aliagtdljT fired by a uvsnUe from a Marty camp while target shooting, Investigation by state snd gamt protector. FALLS CREEK Ralph L. Leech, 72, of 324 Main Falls Creek, died Tuesday in the St.

Francis Hospital in Pittsburgh. Friends may call at the Mohney- Yargar Funeral Chapel after 7 p.m. this evening. Rev. Harry Anderson will conduct services from the chapel at 11 a.m.

Friday. Interment will follow in the Beechwoods Cemetery. I.O.O.F. services will be held at 7:30 p.m. Thursday.

Mr. Leech was born at Richardsville, Pa. Dec. 5, 1903, son of Fred L. and Hattie (Cbrbett) Leech.

He was married to the former Kathryn Thompson in 1938, she survives. -The wasj employed by the Minns Coal Company. OtcarW. Starr REYNOLbSVlLLE r-i W. Starr, of RD 1, dftd at his residence at 2:05 today.

Friends will be received at the H. Laird Ober Funeral Home from 2-4 and 7-9 p.m. Thursday. Rev. Randall P.

Luther will conduct services from the funeral home at 2 p.m. Friday. Interment will follow in the Lakelawn Memorial Park. Mr. Starr was borti Jan.

20,1887 in Pinecreek County, the son of John Frederick and Louise Christina (Frank) Starr, He was married tothe late Delia Vera Snyder in 1909, she preceded him in death March 17 this year. He was retired, the last member of a family of nine and attended the Methodist Church: Survivors are a daughter, Mrs. Florence Wheeler, of Reynoldsville, RD a granddaughter, Mrs. Olivia Means of Glenview, a great-grandson, Stephen Means and a great- granddaughter, Miss Christy both of Glen View, III. Simon T.

Yalciills Simon T. Yskulls, 66, of 36 McClain DuBois, was pronounced dead on arrival at DuBois Hospital Tuesday at 11:30 a.m. Friends may. call at the Paul A. Welton Funeral, Home after, 7 p.m.

tonight. The Rosary' Service will' be recited at 7 p.m. Thursday. Mass of the Resurrection will be celebrated in St. Joseph Church by ReV.

John DeSantis at 11 a.m. Friday. Interment will follow in St. Joseph Cemetery. Mr.

Yakulis was born in DuBois Feb. 22, 1920, son of Anthony 'and Frances (Brosky) Yakulis. He was married to the former Veronica Stankavich, she survives. The deceased was a retired truck driver for the DuBois Brewing Company, a member of St. Joseph Church, Lithuanian Club, a lifelong resident of DuBois and a veteran of WW II, serving with the U.S.

Marine Corps. his wife; two sons, William, at home and Simon Jr. of DuBois; four daughters, Maureen Yakulis at home, Mrs. Thomas (Frances) Vargas of DuBois, Mrs. Charles (Antionette) Kizmic of Tahlequah, Okla.

and Mrs. John (Barbara) Matthews of HopeweU, ten grandchildren; two sisters, Ann Leson of DuBois and Mrs. Mary Kolash of Warren, Pa. He in death by his parents and five brothers. Mrs.

Ella Reay MT. JEWETT-Mrs. Ella Reay, 85, of Tuesday in Kane Com munity Hospital. She was" a United- Presbyterian Church and the I.O.O.F. of Falls Creek.

Survivors are his wife; two daughters, Judith Leech of Falls Creek and Mrs. Wayman (Gail) Taft of Falls Creek; -three grandchildren; a sister, Mrs. Margaret Brown of Punxsutawney three brothers, Bruce A. Leech of Hendersonville, N.C., Dale Leech of Fails Creek and Mark Leech of Holly Hill, Fla. mobile radio unit to be placed in the water department truck.

A job classification study for city employees was accepted in conjunction with the Dept. of Community Affairs. City Clerk Walter Lepionka will assist, DCA personnel in the study. The city will share the provide other services. Council will notify the Planning Commission that Munro St.

will be made one-way A hearing was set for June 15 at 4 p.m. between'the City and Rentals regarding a dilapidated property at the corner of Jared St. and Spruce Alley. The planners suggested the City repair a bridge Walk on Juniata Run, and construct walks on four properties owned by the City on DuBois Ave. The borough of Brockway notified City officials they will drop the radio as of June 30.

Brockway will be part of another system after that date. Arrangements have been made with Union Bank to service ID cards for itinerant salesmen and meter readers. Representative William Renwick notified Council thai attempts are being made to bring the new State Secretary of Transportation to DuBois and get a' first hand report on the proposed one- way traffic system. A request by' combined DuBois Womens Clubs to proceed with a project' to place a picnic pavilion in the City's Memorial.Park was approved. Permission was granted for a canoeing course to be conducted at Tannery Dam, providing liability coverage ia'understood by the DuBois Tht file with the Utility Commission.

financial data pertinent to a request for a water She' Sepl 16, 1890, in Jewett, the daughter of Alfred and Jenny Zar Carlson. On June 1,1914, she married Elmer E. Larson, who preceded her in death and on March 3. 1944, she married Thomas. Reay, who.

also preceded her in death. She was a member of St. Matthew's Lutheran Church and choir of the and the Lutheran Church Women. 1 was a resident of DuBois for nearly 25 years, and was active in the Maple Avenue Hospital Auxiliary and the Eastern Star; a former member of the Lebanon Lutheran Survivors include one son, Elmer (Red) Larson Jr, of Mt. Jewett, two stop-daughters, Mrs.

Louise McFaul of DuBois and Betty Nelson of New York four step sons. Jack Reay, of Butler, Tim of New Smyrna Beach, James Reay and William of DuBois; four grandchildren; three great- grandchildren; four sisters, Mrs. Betty Secor of Sheffield, Mrs. Aline Anderson of Jewett, and Mrs. Gertrude Anderson and Mrs.

Ethlyn Johnson, both of Bradford. Friends may call after 2 p.m. today the Henry A. Howard Funeral Hornet Funeral services will be held at 1 p.m. Thursday at St.

Matthews Lutheran Church, with the. Rev, V. Theodore Benson, pastor, officiating. Burial win be in Nebo Cemetery, t' I MO VETS MEETING The regular meeting of the 6 Railroad veteran employees associatiofc will be held at 2 p.m. Friday, June 4, ip the'meeting rooms above the passenger station on Long .5 i SHOCK NEW YORK (AP) Stock prices settled back tlw slow decline that set in late Tuesday, The Dow, Jones ayeragevof 30 ia dustrtal.stoeks slipped more than poiit in the early going, Losers.took; a 4'3 lea)) over gainers among New York Exchange-listed issues.

Analy. UaaJd the market eonUnued wwghed down by cowem ovf? interest rates, They also aald invtsUirt were Lebanon stability of the Today'i Amerian euired SOSM time over.