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Society and Club News Happy Birthday OCTOBER 13, im Congratulations to Mrs. Mary Ellen Renschler of 433 ChUrch Street, Huntingdon, who is ing her dlth birthday today. Dianne Pawipwski, daughter of Mr, and Mrs. Ronald Paw low ski of Huntingdon, is fifteen years old, James Harbaugh, Cedar Tree Manor, Huntingdon, Carl W. Shaffer of 1014 Pennsylvania Avenue, Huntingdon, Mrs, Geary Shade, Alexandria George Sarra, Mount Union Elizabeth Yetter, daughter of John and Mary Yetter of Fort Littleton, is five years old day.

Proud grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. A. Huntsman of Alexandria and Mr. and Mrs, Richard Fortney of Fort Littleton.

Great- grandparents are Mrs. Edith Snow of Mount Union, Mrs. Cecil Fortney of Fort Littleton and Ralph Snow of Everett. HAPPY BIRTHDAY WISHES to Carol Louise Cowan, who will i be two years old tomorrow, October 14. She is pictured here with her brother, James, who is years old.

Their parents are James and Marsha Cowan of Mill Creek. Grandparents are Ethel 'Avans of Hopewell and Marshall Marks of Mill Creek. Great- grandmother is Laura WatJdns of Three Springs. Cake will be served In Carol's honor. HAPPY BIRTHDAY Amy Lynn Buckley will be three years Id on Sunday, October 14.

She is the daughter of Gary and Judy Buckley of 304 Spruce Street, Huntingdon. Amy Lynn will be at a birthday party today with several little friends Attending. Proud grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Richard Bator Star Route, Huntingdon, and Mrs.

Sarah Shope of Calvin'. Amy has a brother, Gary, who will be six years old in January. UM S.unday School Class Meets Qtajrcfc evening for a lor the banquet, tee. tat were digssytjred. of thB first tWflpHfw will tegeg OR ebjpters.

so a gained is to TOittee for Npvenibgr 5 the next Ruih Baer at the THIS HANDSOME YOUNG lad, Chris Burdge, will observe his fourth birthday on Sunday, October 14. Proud parents are Mr. and Mrs. Norman Burdge of Mount Union. Maternal parents are Mr.

and Mrs.Medio Alesi of Mount Union. Paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Huntingdon BPW Members At Meeting Huntingdon Business and Professional Women's' eiub members have been busy prepay ing for the Mil district meeting which is being held in burg today, as well as planning conducted throughout the year, Delegates from the club to the fail meeting today are: Peggy Hall, Eileen Hensier and Giema with Elena Querry as an alternate i Orpha Hearft, district lor, is scheduled to conduct the treasurer's workshop at the fail meeting, Workshops began at 10 a.m, at which time presi. dents 1 and treasurer's shops were held.

Main topic of the meeting is to adopt the district by-laws, Another topic of discussion will be the Equal Rights ment, which has been adopted in ail states of the United States except BPW's goal is to have "seven more in '14" which means to have the seven remaining states adopt the Equal Rights Amendment by 1974. DAILf NIWS, and Nfeuftt Octdber 13, PA6I 8 MAKING FINAL PLANS TO ATTEND the fall district meeting of the Business and Profes- slonal Women's Club are three Huntingdon club members, Eileen Hensler, Orpha Hearn and Elena Querry, left to right. All are attending the meeting today in Martinsburg. Absent from the photo are two delegates, Peggy Hall and Clema Nead. OCTOBER 14, 1973 Amy Lynn Buckley, daughter of Mr.

and Mrs. Gary Buckley of granoparents are Mr. ana Mrs. A AA Street. Huntingdon Roy Burdge of Calvin.

Maternal At Street, old. Clay Alan McMath is one year old today. His parents are Mr. and Mrs. Thomas McMath of Shade Gap.

Melanie Ann Payne, daughter of and Mrs. Merrill A. Payne 0f Petersburg is three years old. Carol Louise Cowan, daughter' of Mr. and Mrs.

James Cowan of Mill Creek, is two years old. Chris Burdge, four.year-old» son of Mr. and Mrs. Norman Burdge of Mount Union. Wendy Thatcher, daughter 01 Mr.

and Mrs. John Thatcher of Petersburg, is seven years old today. Mrs. Fred H. Lang, of 1604 One Ida Street, Huntingdon.

Dan and Becky Johnson of 310 Spruce Street, Huntingdon, are 18 years old today. Lloyd Guyer, formerly of ingdon, now of Oxon Hill, Md. Anniversaries great-grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. John Alesi of Mount Union and Mrs.

Margaret A. Hardy of Allenport. Paternal great- grandmother is Mrs. Erna Home of Allenport. His parents are Mr.

and Mrs. Guido Alesi of Mount Union. special day will be marked by serving cake and ice cream in his honor. Happy Birthday, Christ OCTOBER 14, 1973 Mr. and Mrs.

S. Read Rishelof Hilltop Farm, Alexandria R.D, are celebrating their 47th wedding anniversary today. Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Locke of Kistler, Mount Union, are marking their first anniversary: Calendar SATURDAY, OCTOBER 13 Retired School employes are to be at the Smithfield School yard at 1 p.m.

to board the bus for the trip to the Raystown. MONDAY. OCTOBER IS Alexandria Volunteer Fire Company will maet in the fire hall at 7 p.m. Huntingdon No. 2 and Hook and Ladder Fire Company Auxiliaries will hold a meeting in the Hook and Ladder Fire Company building at 7:30 p.m.

4-H Hoff printers will meet in the extension meeting room at p.m. Extension executive committee meeting will be held at Kyper's, Huntingdon 3, at 7 p.m. Juniata Valley Football Mothers will meet in the high school 8 p.m. Shavers Creek Grangewill meet 8 p.m. in the community building at Neffs Mills.

Hares Valley Homemakers will meet in the Beech Run School at 1 p.m. TUESDAY, OCTOBER Juniata Valley Barracks No. 1433, Veterans of World War and Ladies Auxiliary will meet at 2 p.m. in the VFW Home, Huntingdon. Huntingdon WCTU will meet in the home of Mrs.

Margaret Hatfield and Miss Frances Neff, 1311 Mifflin Street, at 2 p.m. Homemakers group will meet in the Fifteenth Street United Methodist Church from 10 i.m to 2 p.m. Bring bag Iwch. Meeting open to public. Standing Stone Qarden Club will meet at I clock in the James.

Lutheran Church social Projects: green exhibit. BIRTHDAY jg bjing heW today for Meume "1, years Qld QQtfibw far parents Mr, and Mrs Whirled Rose of Qitisonte, Paternal are Charles Roj Mapleton and Mrs, Helen Rose of Maternal grandparents are Mr, and Mrs.Wilm«Grove, Grove, who years old in July, Happy Birthday', to No. 1 Fire Qomp- Huntingdon, will meet in the njq. 1 njins H9UW it p.m. All mem- attend.

itens Valley Fire Company Aqx- of McAleyy; Fgrt will hold regular monthly meeting in the fire hall it p.m. Ammjply, Qrdfr of Rainbow for hoW i meeting at 7 p.B), in room. sjiort will meet at Valley Grjnje tyo. wiH ftfcte Sbinge for tig i the ter ajl 't lor- 29 Ann.a Rancfe led in were seryics SpM $59 worth pf PPStCirds i Miss Kaye Roseborough of Philadelphia was guest of honor at a surprise bridal shower at the home of her mother in andria on Saturday evening, tober 6. Miss Roseborough is a daughter of Mrs.

Agnes Rose, borough of Alexandria and the late Allen Roseborough. She will become the bride of Mr. James Matter of phia on November 3. Hostesses for the shower were her sisters, Mrs. Charles Berkey of Danville and Mrs.

Larry Kessler of Philadelphia; her aunt, Mrs. William Boyer of Alexandria. A color scheme of gold and green, along with fall flowers, was used to decorate the home. Miss Roseborough received' many useful gifts. Refreshments were served to the following: the guest of honor, Miss Kaye Roseborough of Philadelphia; Mrs.

Joseph ter of Harrisburg; Mrs. Vlola Cook and Mrs. Sheila Sheeringer ofState'College. Also: Mrs. Kenneth ard, Mrs.

Guy Lloyd, Mrs. John Horn, Mrs. Robert Rltchey, Mrs. Harry Goodman, Miss Freda Lloyd, Mrs. Gladys Sponsler, Mrs.

George Tennis, Mrs. Theresa Dively, Mrs. Ruth Backus, Miss Miriam Darr, Miss Judy Roseborough, Mrs. Agnes Roseborough, all of Alexandria, and the hostesses. Unable to attend but sending gifts were: Mrs.

Kathryn man of Norristown; Mrs. Helen Delbaugh of Northumberland; Mrs. Martin Oakes, Mrs. Wil- liam'Kelthan of Sunbury; Mrs. John Stldd of Korea; Mrs.

Max Wagner of Philadelphia; Mrs. Donald Black, Miss Carol Black and Mrs. Eleanor Mickey, all of Alexandria; Mrs. Richard Scialabba of Huntingdon; Mrs. Charles Berkey, II, Dallas; Mrs.

Marshall Houck and daughters, Audrey and Jo Ellen, and Miss Margaret Cook, all of Alexandria. Woman Of Moose Welcome Four New Members The Huntingdon Chapter No. 220, Women of the Moose, ducted its Mooseheart Chapter Night in the Moose Home in ingdon on Thursday evening, ONE YEAR OLD Clay Alan tober 4, McMath will be celebrating Ms session was Christmas in first birthday on Sunday, October for the chapter, Many er He is the son ol Mr. and beautiful and useful gifts were Mrs, Thomas McMath of Shade contributed and will be sent to Gap, cjay has one brother, Mooseheart and Mppsehaven, ley. who is three years old, Proud Mrs, Minnie Hoffman was grandparents are Mr, and Mrs, the recipient the "gold Richard Stlnson of Three Springs Mrs, Elsie Bokeikamp was R.D, and Mrs, Clai-a McMatb awarded the "pig," gAade Gap, He is also a The meeting was opened by the son of the late Mr, John 6, senior regent, Mrs EthelTnomp.

sen, four new members were welcomed tote the defending cle, New members are Kann, Jva Gross, dubay and Judy Fallowing the closing prayer by Mrs, Ethel Harris, chip, lain, delicious refreshments CELEBRATING HER THIRD birthday tomorrow, October 14, is this cute little girl, Melanie Ann Payne. Melanie Is a daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Merrill A. Payne of Petersburg 1.

Maternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Francis Keller of Huntingdon and her paternal mother Is Mrs. Beatrice Payne of Barree. Melanie Ann has an older brother, Robert Anthony, who will be five years and eight months on October 14.

Cake and ice cream will be served in little Melanie's honor. Happy day, Melanie. "The qgajity goes in before the name pn." were enjoyed by the group. AAUW Opens Year's Study On Woman DC. Frank Baker, associate professor of microbiology at Indiana University of Pennsylvania, gave a scholarly ion on Genetic or Biological Determinants of Sex Differences at the October 10, meeting of the Huntingdon Branch of the American Association of University Women.

The meeting was held in the -Huntingdon County Library. This served as the introduction to the year's study: Woman for Self. Dr. Baker was well qualified to speak on the subject since he received his doctorate from West Virginia University in genetics and microbiology. He is a native of Kittannlng and did his undergraduate work at Allegheny College.

He introduced his subject with a short discussion of the dominant and recessive genes each individual harbors. The interest in genetics goes back to prehistoric times as evidenced by carvings found on rocks. With the use of slides, Dr. Baker displayed the various combinations of genes that would produce an albino condition, sickle cell anemia, mongolism, dwarflsm, PKU, St. Vltus' Dance and muscular dystrophy.

He explained that mutations are a change In the genetic material. The chances of our doing something about these hereditary problems are now on our doorstep. Through mass screening and diagnostic testing, opt- Ions are now available to young couples contemplating having a family. There are now a number of genetic counselling centers across the United States with the nearest one in Pittsburgh at the McGee Women's Hospital. Referral to these centers is usually by the family physician.

At the conclusion of his scholarly presentation, Dr. Baker gave each member a compilation of critical questions for discussion dealing with genetic engineering, organ transplants and population control. Miss Elizabeth Donnan introduced her law to the group, Dr. Baker was ompanied by his wife. Other guests present were Mrs, George Kurtz and Miss Betty ton of Bellefonte.

Mrs, Henry JtStoudt presided at a short business meeting ing which the budget, ed by Mrs, Samuel E. Gordon, was approved, The foreign relations study group will meet Tuesday, ober 30. at 2 o'clock in the home of Mrs, Maurice er, James Mlerley tnst a memorial book will be placed the Huntingdon Co, unty Library to honor Miss Florence Boyer, Mrs, Hay, o)d Fink distributed the year. books, Miss Frances Maude Beck, legislative chairman, gave 3 brief report, Members were of the ways and means committee's garage sale to be held at Mrs, Richard, Shaffer's garage, 1431 MiffUn Street, Hunting MR. AND MRS.

J. ROBERT WAKEFIELD The Wakefields Feted On Si I war An mversaty: .7" A surprise Silver Wedding Mrs. Vera of Anniversary party was given in Alexandria; Mr. and Mrs. fit Mjfw Unit honor of Mr.

and -Mrs. J. Robert Wakefield of 213 South rest Jury of Newton 'Hamilton and Mrs. Gladys Beatty of Tenth Street, Huntingdon, letoa urday October 6, with the Grace Witters and James Ple nan da i lght ln a ert Wakefield were united in Mr. and Mrs.

R. Lee Wakefield marriage October 9, 1948 ofJIesston, as host and hostess. ta Mount Union Lutheran The party, held inMcConnells- sonage with the Rev. M. S.

Sharp town Grange Hall, was a The has one plete surprise to the couple. Robert Lee Wakefield of The Wakefields marked their Hesston RJ). 1. 2 5th anniversary on October 9. Wakefield is a son of Mrs.

Upon arriving at the grange Marian Wakefield of Hunting, hall, the couple was greated don Wakefield is a by relatives and friends who had daughter of esse Witters of Mill gathered for the occasion, creek. She was born in Mill Centerpiece for the table was a Creek attend ed the Mill three-tier anniversary cake, Creek Schools er husband baked and decorated by Mrs. is a natlve Altoona. Phyllis Snyder of Hesston. Wakefield is employed by Those who Joined in the cele.

Huntingdon Machine Company bration were: Mr. and Mrs. and Ms wlfe ls employe of Harold Gill, Mr. and Mrs. E.D.

the Restaurant, Shope Mr. and Mrs. Raymond donf He holds membership in Runk, Mrs. Thelma Houp, Mrs. standing Stone Post No.

1754 Louise Hoffmaster, Mrs. Ar- Veterans of Foreign Wars of lene Catanese, Mrs. Marian Huntingdon. Wakefield, Mr. and Mrs.

Ulttl uu les Querry and son and grandson, Mr. and Mrs. Gene son, Mr. and Mrs. John Gels-1 er, Mrs.

Mi Ida Kyper and son, Steve, all of Huntingdon, Also: Mr. and Mrs. Gibson Snyder and family, Mr, and Mrs. Wills Snyder, Mrs. Ruth John son, Mr, and Mrs.

Lee Wake, field, all pf Hesston Mr, and Mrs, Don Gutshall of Harrisburg; Mr, and Mrs, Marion Beatty of Mill Creek and Gertrude Heffner of Alex. andria, Those sending gifts but unable tp attend the celebration were; Mr, and Mrs, Fred Smith of Smithfleld; Jesse Witters of Mill Creek; Mr, and Mrs, Jim rey and family of Smltfefleld; DANCE PETERSBURG FIRE HALL aturday, J3 to I Musie By "Johnny Taylor's Combo" MEMBERS and GUESTS cjon on Friday and Saturday, Oc. tober 19 and 20, from 9 to 5 Miss Betty Peck was taljty chairman for the evening, She was assisted by Mrs, Richard Lintpn, Mrs, Treat and the Misses pWne Mitchell, Esther Barr, Mary Horning and Margaretta Corbin, LADIES ALTAR SOCIETY CARD P4WTV Wednesday, Oct. 17, 8:00 P.M. Church Hall 6th Mifflin Ticket; Sold Only at the Poor ADMISSION $1.00 Refreshments and Prices CONVENIENT CREDIT CARPET Center Carpet for room in yQMr home.

Famous brands, budget prices. CARPET from 7th and Mifflin Sts. HUNTINGDON Dial $43-140? Shop 9-9.