The Evening Standard from Uniontown, Pennsylvania • Page 21

THE MORNING HERALD THE EVENING STANDARD Strawberry Festiva June 5 Dunlap's Creek Women's Assn. is making plans for the annual Strawberry Festival to be held Saturday, June 5 at the Academy' in Merrittstown. and 8:30 p.m. If weather permits will lake place put- doors. A wishing well will' be available for the children.

Cp-chainrien are Higinbotham, Mrs. Dorothy Oakes and Mrs. Virginia Colley. Tickets Mrs. Ruth Noble and Eleanor Avery.

Cashier. Mrs. Betty Manlz. Publicity Jeanne Carroll. Solicitation Gladys Newcomer.

Kitchen Hilda Freeman, chairman; Helen Mahaney, Grace Patterson, William Freeman, Ruby T. Christopher. Waitresses Linda Snyder, chairman; Charlotte Chuma, Esther Diehl, Harriet Seaton, Phyllis Moore, Eleanor Noble, Betty Crall, Mary Lou Magerko. Pop Harold Seaton and young men of group. Bazaar Freeda Carroll, Art Club Speaker Members of the Uniontown Art Club will gather in the meeting room of the Uniontown Public Library night at 8 o'clock.

Members are to note the change in meetingdate. There will be election of officers for the 1971-72 term and a discussion on the Art Show to be held in June will precede the evening's program, Guest speaker will be George A. Nama, well known graphic artist, who'presently lives, works and teaches in Pittsburgh. He has a bachelor of fine arts and a master of fine arts from Carnegie Mellon University and studied with W. S.

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No questions asked. Accept TIO substitutes. Sold with this jruarantee by: GALLATIN PHARMACY--182 N. GAtLATIN A A I ORDERS FUiED--ADD SALES TAX. group exhibitions and in one man shows in Pittsburgh, Greensburg, Washington, D.

Philadelphia, Chicago, San Francisco and Brussels in Belgium, He has received many awards for his work in print making, which is presented in art collections at museums, libraries and universities throughout the United States. Locally he participated in the 1970 Arts Festival arid was a judge in the Uniontown Regional Juried Art Show. A social hour will follow. Leanna Criss is president, 4 PORCELAIN Allow the porcelain finished surfaces of your range to cool after baking before you clean them. Don't use abrasive cleaners on the porcelain.

Use a damp, soapy cloth. Washing, rinsing, and drying are all that is necessary. CABBAGE Give cabbage salad variation by combining finely chopped cabbage and grated pineapple. Cabbage is also good with diced apples and a bit of diced cream cheese, mixed with just enough mayonnaise to moisten. Charlotte Scheller, A a Oakes.

Baked Goods Georgia Shipley, Irene Kling, Mary Stratton. Country Store Ruth Wilkins, Betty King, Candy Nell Higinbotham, Anna Gilmore, Helma Gaulf, Gladys Newcomer. Wishing Well Sheila Metz. Tables Bill Snyder, Bob Crall, Richard Gault, James Oakes, Lee Higinbotham, Bill Seese, Bob Oakes, Clean-up Smith Colley, Denlon Noble, Gene Higinbotham, Mac Patterson, S. C.

Oakes, Frank Newcomer, Rev. Lloyd Crall and Don Mantz. Preparation for the event will take place June 4 at 6:30 p.m. at the academy. Officers are: president, Mrs.

Dorothy Hess; vice president, Mrs. Gladys Newcomer; secretary, Mrs. Harriet Seaton; treasurer, Mrs. Ruth Noble. Rev.

Lloyd H. Crall is pastor of Dunlap's Creek Presbyterian Church. Grant For Instructor Potty Bowker Formerly of Kaufman's Beouty Salon And Fran and Marcie's NOW ASSOCIATED WITH The Beauty World 17 MORGANTOWN ST. 437-0414 on'A SHOP LAUREL MALL DAILY 12 In 3:30 SATURDAY 10 to 9:30 DOWNTOWN CONNELUSVILLE DAILY 10 In 5 FRIDAY MONDAY Ittto 9 Leon's Junior Size, HOT PANTS to 9 SIZES 5 TO 15. WHEN YOU'RE NUMBER ONE, YOUR STYLES AND SELECTIONS MUST BE BET- TER THAN THE OTHERS--AND OURS ARE.

JANET BONISLAWSKY Mrs. Janet Bonislawsky, the former Janet a 1 i daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph S. Valigore of Old Pittsburgh Unionlown, has been awarded a National Science Foundation grant by the Northeast Missouri Slate College, Kirksville, Mo.

Mrs. Bonislawsky is presently a resident of Fairbanks, Alaska, and is a biology instructor at the Main Junior High School, there. The grant is to be used for the first summer's graduate work in ecology. It is possible that the grant will be extended for two more summers so that a maximum of 24 graduate credit hours may be obtained. This is the second geology program being offered by Northeast Missouri State College to 45 high school teachers from every part of the United States.

After completion of the third summer the teachers will be qualified to act as consullanls on biology curriculum as taught in secondary schools. Mrs. Bonislawsky is a former resident of Unionfown and i her un- dergradualfi degree from California Stale College. UNIONTOWN, THURSDAY, MAY 20, 1971-PAGE 21 Report Given Qn Continenta Congress MARGARET J. CLARCHICK Great Meadows Chapter, Daughters of Ihe American Revolution, held a meeting in the Westminster Room of Ihe Trinily United Presbyterian Church.

Mrs. Leroy Renn, regent, was in charge. Mrs. J. B.

Adams, chaplain, conducted devotions. Leading the Pledge ol Allegiance was Blanchs- Dearth. Mrs. R. H.

Jeffrey led (lie group in singing the Star Spangled Banner. Mrs. Springer White was at (be piano. The ritual was conducled by Mrs. Renn and the president general's message was given by Stella Burrie.

A report on the recent meeting of Continental Con- gress in Washington, D. C. was given by Mrs. Renn and Helen O'Neill, delegates. Mrs.

Renn displayed the silver ribbon which the Great Meadows Chapter received. Officers the 1971-74 term were elected: rcgenl, Mane BJacJisliere Tippen; first vice regent, Louise Granncll Phil- Hans; second vice regent, Jean White Cox; chaplain, Mary Graham Thompson; recording secretary, O'Neill; assistant recording secretary, Mildred B. Morris; responding secretary, Stella V. Burrie; treasurer, Lucy Hortzog Casleel: assistant treasurer, a Kcenan Black; registrar, Marion Lullon Townssnd; historian, Ethel Brownfield Fast. The executive board includes Leta Jamison Renn, Blanche.Moore Dearth, Mary S'eese White, Grace Bitfield Winans, Adeline Montgomery Barns, Ruth Knolls Zaidcn.

The speaker for Ihe afternoon was John Holleran, assistant professor of history at Wayneburg College. His subject was "Patriotism in the Life of In. his talk be pointed out that there are. persons who believe patriotism is outmoded bill lie believes children should be taught more patriotism to keep the flag as a symbol. Tea was served from an attractively appointed table by Helen O'Neill and her hostess committee.

Honor Guest Mrs. Lee McKela, Washington Mill, Perryopolis, was honored by the Sunshine Club as Mother of the Year. Mrs. McKela has been the club president for the past 18 years. Three hundred members honored Mrs.

McKcta. A buffet dinner was served. Betrothal Couple In Illinois Revealed Mr. and Mrs. Stephen J.

Clarchick, Bayard Rices Landing, announce the engagement of (heir daughter, Margaret Joanne to CWO 3 Albert Joseph Fabbre, son of Mr. and Mrs. Edward Fabbre, 111 Cedar Masontown. Miss Clarchick is a graduate of Jefferson Morgan High School. She received her bachelor of arls degree from Seton Hill College in Greensburg and a master of arts degree from West Virginia University.

She is employed as a guidance counselor at Mapletown Junior Senior High School in Greensboro. She also held a position at McGuffey Junior Senior High School. The prospective bridegroom is a graduate of German Twp. High School and attended the University of Maryland and Old Dominion University, Norfolk, Va. Recently he completed training at the Officers' School of Navy Recruiting at the Naval Air Station in Pensacola, Fla.

He is assigned to the U. S. Naval Recruiting Sub-station at Springfield, Mass, and is the administrator and officer in charge of Navy Recruiting activities in Massachusetts, Connecticut and Vermont. He also acts as area coordinator for Navy matters in that area. The couple plans lo be married Aug.

7. Meet Called St. Joseph's i i a Mothers of Uniontown will have the monthly meeting tonight following services. Guest speaker will be Larry George of the Bell Telephone Co. His topic will be "Terror by It was announced Cecils Kopas, Perryopolis, won Ihe afghan.

Agnes Shinsky is president. May social committee is: Veronica Lemansky, chairman; Catherine Naypaner, cochairman; Rose Volek, hostess; Helen R. Piwowar, An- loinetle Cb.ok, Catherine Guy, Helen Osbnack, Miller, Frances Regula, Helen Snubs, Mary Rosky, Helen Krysiak, Sophia Mysza, Virginia Magdalene Pocratsky. Mr. and Mrs.

Jesse L. Madison, Dunbar, are. announcing the marriage of Ibeir daughter, Cheryl Lee to Ernest A. McDowell, son of Mr. and Mrs.

Andrew McDowell, Unionlown. The double ring ceremony was performed at 7 p.m. in the Central Christian Church with Dr. Earl P. Confer officiating.

Cheryl McDowell, sister of the bridegroom, was maid of honor. William Duffy, cousin of the bridegroom, was best man. A reception was held at the home of the. bridegroom, The bride is a Ifllifl graduate of Uniontown Area Senior High School and attended Penn State University. Prior to her marriage she was employed with the Uniontown Area School District.

The bridegroom is a li)6f! graduate of North Laurel Highlands High School and attended Waynesburg College. He is serving with the U. S. Navy at Great Training Station in Illinois. The couple is residing In Chicago, 111.

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