The Evening Standard from Uniontown, Pennsylvania • Page 49

HE EVENING ITANUAUt H--1US 4-door wdtn. Ail- tonuUo trtMcnWon, A-1 lltli. work cir. I9.N (town ind u.50 per week. Mta t.

Onldmin Bom. 418 Mirket fit. Btnwiil. vine, Pbom S'l'ite 5-6500. CUSSHHB D6HAV PWMOUTH-ISM Wcjon.

Hllck, RJE A-1. PON'rlAO 4 door Uralaht ihlfl. owner. $549, Patrick Molori, 411 Connelltvllle 61. OI 8-M10.

PONTUO-- IM4 4-door Iiardlop. V-8. atlck Good cir. 1004 Online, 8-1W1. Conr.ellivlHe Bt.

at PONTIAC--IMS J-door Radio, heater. Nice body, food runner. Kecd covtri. nrlit 1M. Bill Joe'l, 493 COntKlliYllle, SI.

OE 8-1M1. 61MOA--IMS, Oood condition. EC- CDOmlo IraniporHuon, $400. OE 8-8409. tUtlon Wljon Radio, healer, tuiomatlc trira- fW3' Herring Uolora, 530 E.

Main Unlontown, 01 8-5581. 87--HOOIw nWIICJ AKZRIOAX, MirUtte. Frlnctw. Rllz- Crtlt. cumalned Intel trillen, Mobile Humei, Route Jl, Unlontown.

OC 8-1MI. DISMANTLING FOR PARTS Om 100 Can 'SS-'M Chevy; '55-'69 Ply; Olds; 'B-'H Pontiac; '55-'57 Buick; 'H-'SI DeSoto Chrysler; '66-'62 Rambler; '55-'60 Sludebakcr; '56 Uncoln fc Others Slick Conversions for Chevy fc Ponliac ROUTE 51 AUTO WRECKERS H. D. (1, Smock-OS OPEN 9 TIL CUSSIBMSHAT BUYS-4-TODAY Uacer H.T. Auto.

595 Cooxt i-dr. Sdn. R.H, Auto. Dodge Dart VI. Sdn.

Auto. p.s 'MPootiac idn. I Auto. PS Clean. ROMESBURG MOTORS WINE PKOTEST PERPIGNAN, (AP) Angry Frtoch growm IM.OOO galkms of Alger- lia TuMday a competini Imports.

LEW NOTICES TRAlfJJlS-Onlf Ihe beii--Skyline. Babrt, XlllciMt, Humid. Capltot tad othcn. Alao. uted.

Rlch't Uo- bll HomM, RouU 21 at Khedive, Pa. M-Trucki For Sale CHEVROLET-- i ton. Pick New (593. OE 1-1605. OJUVROLrr-1859 dump, t-eylluder tnglne.

A-1 condition. Uonaghu Ohevroltt, Inc. UM4 car lot, cuiner I. Main and an. prwne or a-ii78.

CHEVROLZT--1057 panel truck. HM heater. K0500. Couley Ford Sales, Route 119 at York Rim Ciost Roads, phona Jordan 4-1671. CHEVROLET--1552 ib Lon pickup.

S1SO. Call Cllapd 8-77)1. CHEVROLET--1360 Vi Ion plctup. 5 IiabelU Road. ConnelUvklle.

POHD-F800 with ft, flat bed and air braket. OE 7-4429 or 8-1IM. TORD--1052 cyl. ton step and drive van. $300.

Apply Kelly Auto Repair. 36i Mt. vernon Ave. FORD--19M 'i-ton pickup. 4-specd trananilulon.

New sticker. Heady to to W.GO a week. No cash needed (or tax or plates. Max E. Goldman Sons, 418 Market Brownsville, Pa.

Phone STale 5-8500. FOR--19M pickup truck. Flirt 00 takes It. Max E. Goldman Sonl, 418 Market Ilrownsvlile, Fa Phone BTate 5-8500.

FORD--1055 pickup, o-cyl- steel bed; good running truck. Flrit 1275. Bill Joe's. 453 conncllsvllie St. GE 3-7M1.

ton OSborne 7-2533 GMO-10S3 3 ton. 1275. Djnko Mo- Eois. Totk Run CrOMioads. GMC--1950, 1 ton, $165.

Danko Motors. York Run Crossroads INTERNATIONAL 19W-A120. 4 wheel drive ton, ft. pickup. Lock Keystono Motor 124 W.

Main Si. OK 8-8577. INTERNATIONAL 1857 ton. Heavy duly panel Uuck. Keystone Motor 124 W.

Main OE 8-8577. INTERNATIONAL 1558 A-162. Plate. Csbln chassis. 153 In.

wheel base. Good condition. Keystone Motor Co. 124 W. Main St.

GE 8-8517. 89--Auto iecesjoriei-Tires AUTO S1AT COVERS-Perfrct HI for can. Drrve In. Insulted tree. Ktae'i Dover 37 I.

Fayelte Bt. OI 7-7131. Open to 90--Auto for Hire-Garage: AUTO and TBUCK HENTAL--Uuva yourself. Also cart for rent. Co.

at 7-3011 or OI 8-7801. 91--Molorqfcles And Bicycles BICYCLES--Used. Repairs. All guarantee. Open every day.

Ken's Bike Shop, 726 E. Main St. Next to Don Parlcer's Auto Sales. BICYOLE-Glrl's Uon. GE a-6123.

Good cor.di- BICYCLE 26 In. Schwlnn. Good shape. Cheap. CH 6-7637.

BARLEY DAVIDSON 19S3. LO 9-2352 after 4 p.m. 94-Public Sales AUCTION SALES--Compktc service. Wylle Rlt-tenhouse. Auctioneer.

Vanderbllt, Pa. Phone OSborne 7-2300 or GE 7-4338. AUCTION SERVICE--For all types and of Will Urn Cfez. Auctlonwr. OI 8-2M8.

PUBLIC AUCTION--Saturday. June 3, starting at 12:30 at the Shipley residence, located at Ohiopyle, Pa. Household furnishings Including bedroom furniture, wash stands, M.W. refrigerator, a Majectlc coal range, aewlng machine, wringer washer, roll away bed walnut corner cupboard, chestmit fclinlcct chest, flxlj rugs, coal Etove with hot plate, heating coal slave. Zenith TV, oak rockers, porch awinff, walnut drop leaf table, tllihes.

pressed glass, oil lumps, Rome painted china, linen, qulita, radios and other ttema Including a Colt .45 revolver, very good condition. Terms Cash. Own- lUbecca J. Shipley Estate. WyUe g.

RUtcntaouKe Auctioneer. OS 7-2300. AUCTION A ESTATE-OId Land Mark Built In 1366-1322 Household Effects Mr. and Mrs. John K.

1 "Clippies" Kaupp R.D. 12, Brownsville, Pa. 2 Miles West on Route 18 Miles East of Washington, 13 Miles West of Union- iown, Pa. Saturday, Jiinu 8. 1063 10 A.M., B.D.S.T.

UPHOLSTERED 2-pc- Hv- Ir.e room EUUe, chaise lounge, odd easy chairs, studio couch, cushions, null up chairs. WALNUT cedar chests, hall trees, double bed complete, vanity, bench, smoking sland, server, open shelves bookcase, end tahle, 6-nc. double bedroom snlle. davenport tahle. chest- robe dresser, stand, roll top desk.

KI.KCTRIC Holpoint range, a washer, lamps, Iron, G. M. Krlgldalre range. B-cu. It.

KelvinaPir refrljeralor i freeze compartment, fan, 1 h.p. motor, 2--1 h.p. new motors, switch boxes, heater, 1I.D. wire. MAHOGANY--oval lamp table vltb Dunun legs, ttand.

ANTIQUES arind stone, pr. brass andirons, gas logs, lire place tools, stana. Edison console vlctrola. Empire chest of drawers, old Italian violin, poster cord bed. 6-ft.

wagon wheels. METAL garden tools, rub. ber tire lawn mower, Iron water weight roller, cabinet baie. 3 burner gas hot plate, steamer trunk, utensils, porcelain top worfc Ubles, International treadle sewing machine, York conversion fuel nil burner- bloiver. Arrow folding ndult wheel chair, double beds, patio- vord tables.

Ml. cast iron right hand recess balh tub, set left handed goll clubs, oil pump, 2 drums, tubular chairs, bench grinder, Ixjmbardo chain saw. double face desk, 2x12 house screw jack, oil space heater, pipe vise on tripod, smoking stand. OAK low boy dreswr, 8-ft. stepladders.

straight tool chest, wash stand. Hands, dressing table, library table, haH rack, 2 door wardrobe, cub- board, rockers, child chest of drawers. MAPLE arm chair, cocktail table, flooring, doll bunk beds. HUGS (9'X12'), (Vx6'l, 6'9" Xl8'), runner hooked rugs (6'xO'l. throw rugs; pic- lures, books, bric-a-brac, cedar chesl.

WICKER arm chairs, rocker, straight chatr. desk, ratan chatr. RESTAURANT EQUIPMENT --steak tenderlzer, hand juicer, Hamilton Beech glass washer, 220-volt deep fryer. 14-15 1 luorescent lamp, 1 1 steam tables. refrigerator unit, stainless steel pop corn cabinet warmer display, stainless steel dish washer, duplicator machine, few chrome bar stools, galvanized link, car- bonator with motor, to SO.M)) cash register and other items.

2:00 P.M.--REAL ESTATE-corner lot 200-ft. by 200-ft. more or less on which is erected a 50- ft. by 85-ft. solid stone wall building Ttth original Sana hewed celling beams used as "Cupples" Restaurant-Bar, built in 1816, also a 14-room and hath solid stone wall dwelling, built in 1822.

full cemented basement with forced air automatic furnace, center hall, patio in rear, original stage coach stop between Cumberland. Maryland and Wheeling. W. Va. Level ground facing old Route 40 In CenlerviHc Borough, County of Washington, Pennsylvania.

Also 3 vacant lots adjacent to above property 100-ft. by 200-lt. more or less each. Inspection of Ihc real estate anytime. 3:30 P.M.--REAL ESTATE-Cupples Drive In Theater 50 CUSSIFB DISPLAY acres of ground plus 19 lott 100- Jt.

hy 200-ft. more or less, with 400 car stalls with sound SYS. lem. Some heaterc, 2 Simplex projectors and Cinema- scope screen, complete lunch stand. In operation now.

TERMS cash on household goods, effects, tools, eic. down pyment un any pi ret 1 of real estate day oE sale, balance upon delivery ol within 30 days or (ess of the sale dale. Olhcr terms may be made by responsible parties. We reserve Ihe right to reject any and all bids on real estate. HUBERT S.

POST. Auctioneer Washington. Pa. RAMBLER '63 PRICED FOR TODAY ONLY USED CARS 'm CHEVROLET station wgn. R.H.

V-8. $1 PowergHde. I 7 '57 CHEVROLET V-8 4-dr. Power- 70R Slide 7 '58 CHEVROLET V-8 4-dr. Power- glide O7O '59 FORD-Gataxie sport cpe.

V-8, P.S. $1 2 Fordomalic. I FIKE CHEVROLET CO. Huuntuvn, Pi. JU I-77M NOTICE TO BIDDERS school dUlrlcl of Dunbar Townihlp will offer for calc to Ihc blikkrt flvt (5) tchoo! InUrttKd pariiw may In the buKi Ita Industrial Arti buJMIni in Trolttr where Ihc Bldi will bo ac cipttd lor or of the buses.

rnutl In (he hads of the Paul 1. by p.m. KDST, June 21, 1063. The Board rtterves the right to reject any or all bldi. PAUL UHAU.

Secretary DUNBAR TOWNSHIP SCHOOI- DISTRICT 215 Falli Avenue ConneklivLlle, Pennsylvania NOTICE TO BIDDERS The Dunbar Board will receive bids (or delivery of nine foot run of the mine coal to (he various school buildings or the 1043-64 school year. Com- ilete chemical analysis muEt accompany all bids. Mark envelope with the words "Coal nid" In Ihc outer hand corner. All bids must be in the school board office ai 219 Falls Avenue. Cnnnellsvllle.

7:00 p.m. EDST, June 24. 19C3. The Board reserves the right to re- ect any or ah bids. PAUL J.

DUAL, Secretary DUNBAR TOWNSHIP SCHOOL DISTRICT 2IS Falls Avenue Connellsvflle, Pennsylvania Motor Trend's "Car of the Year" Rambler Classic All new, beautiful! Big car room and performance, plus Rambler economy and handling ease! Many exclusive, advanced features standard! Test drive it today! Get on extra low- cost deal with highest trode-in! Pick Up Your Free Cor X-Ray Bocks Today 2-DOOR SEDANS FROM $1,858.00 4-DOOR SEDANS FROM $1,899.00 TEWELL MOTOR SALES Your Friendly RAMBLER Dealer 585 Morgantown Uniontown) Pa. Phone GEneva 8-1971 COMMITTEE MEETS--American Legion Essay Conieti fommillte met recently Harrisburg with Dept. Cmdr. Louk J. Greco.

From lefl: Thomas Nelson, Oil Oily; Cmdr. Greco; Frank Dellarla, BurgeUstown, committee chairman; Dept. Adjutant Kdwarri T. Hoak, Manor; Nick Vaworsky, Pltcalrn; J. Herschel Bowlen, Union- town, The Western Section under Ihe chairmanship of Mr.

Bowlen captured elate honors. Elizabeth Swart, Immaculate Conception High School, WJshlngUm, will be presented $250 In rash and a trophy at the slate convention In Pittsburgh next month. VN10NTOKN, THURSDAY, 1W-PAGE 37 Elonco Plans Bible School One week of Daily Vacation Bible School will be held at the i Presbyterian Church, starling June 10. Mrs. Ellen Myers will be In of the sessions which will im from 11 a.m.

to 3 p.m. Mrs, Jo BrownficW and daughter, Patli, will direct the music. These four classes will be heW: (indcrgarten, Mrs. Brownfield; primary, Mrs. Mildred Hague; juniors, Mrs.

Hazel Clark, and junior high, Mrs. Vic Weaver and Mrs. Myers. Children will bring their own lurches. They will be served drinks by Ihc ladies of Ihe church.

NOTICK Of PUBLIC A I Notice ts hereby given thai the Fayelte County Board of Adjustment will hold a public In (he office of the Payette Cbunty Planning and Zoning Commission. Nemacolin Area News nine East 92 East Main Street, Unionlovin. Pennsylvania, on Friday. June 21. 1063 at 2:30 p.m., Daylight Saving Time, lo hear Ihe petition Joseph G.

Do men, S8 Connor Street, Jnlonlown. Pennsylvania. Case No. W'6, requesting permission to establish a home occupation (barber fihonl In a residence district. The properly concerned Is situated on the west side of Conr.or Street Extension (T.

H. 5921 In South Union Township, Fayette County, Pennsylvania, a as shown on Assessment Map K7 4, Block 30, Lot t-3. Interested persons may attend or be represented at the hearing. All pertinent records regarding Ihls appeal may be inspected prior to the hearing at the aforementioned office. FAYETTE COUNTY BOARD OF ADJUSTMENT A.

E. SURO Secretary NOTICE OF Notice Is hereby Gahagan, who will be or-1 D. is visiling iined into Ihe ministry June 13, and Mrs. Stanley darned tins been named the new ruin- isler of St. Paul's Evangelical Lutheran Church.

Carmichaels, succeeding the Rev. James kins. He assumed his new duties Tuesday. The winners of the essay con- lesl sponsored by Ihe Ladies Auxiliary of the Nemacolin VFW have been announced. Tney are Beth Kerr.

first prize; Richard Trurnka, second and Allen Deems, third prize. The winners erf the recent American Legion contest are Janice By OLIVE MAYER Phone WOodward 6-7591 his parenls, Mr. Smugle, of Nem- PLEASE DRIVE CAREFULLY DEATH NOTICES Why little old ladies buy our OHESTED shy given that the Board of Adjust- '59 Chev. Parkwood 4 dr. station wagon I 7 I '60 Comet deluxe 4-dr.

sedan. Fayelte County ment will hold a public hearing in office of the Fayelte County Planning and Zoning Commission. 92 East Main Street. Unlontown. Pennsylvania, on Friday, June 21, 1963 at 3:00 p.m.

Daylight Saving Time to hear the petilion of Charles and Margaret E. Schlmonsky. 143 Clarendon Avenue, Uniontoun. Pennsylvania, Case No, 63-7, for permission to establish 3 commercial use in i residence district. The property concerned Is sllu- ated on the southeast side of Clarendon Avenue (T.

H. 608) in South Union Township, Fayette County, Pennsylvania. 1 and as shown on Assessment Map K7 NWS. Block 8 Lot M. Interested persons may attend or be represented at the hearing.

All pertinent records regarding (his appeal may be Inspected prior lo the hearing at the aforementioned office. FAYETTE COUNTY BOARD OF ADJUSTMENT A. E. SURO Secretary '1277 '59 Stude. Lark wag.

997 '58 Buick Estate 4-dr. sta. wag. OC7 -J I '57 Buick Estate 4-dr. sfa.

wag. 757 '57 Mercury Monterey 2 dr. hardtop i -J sedan '51 Chev. 210 2-door sedan. '58 Plym.

V-8 2-dr. hardtop sedan. 557 527 '55 Lincoln hardtop sedan. Capri 2 door 497 NEW 1963 COMET SEDAN $1977 ENANY 336 E. Main St.

Unionfown, Pa. Phone GE 8-8541 NOTICE FAIRCHANCB OEORQES JOINT SCHOOL SYSTEM, Piyette County Ptnniylvanla. waled, competitive tor lie JuixliMng of school supplies of the first and second class. Janitor EupplleB. football, physical education and bifiket- ball equipment, and general supplies JOT the Bchoolyear beginning July 1.

1963. Forms for submitting bids will be available it the oillce ol A. B. Carnack, Fairchance-Georges Joint High School, York Run, Pennsylvania. The Board reserve! the right to reject any and all bids.

All bids shall be in the hands of the Secretary on or before 8:00 P.M.. D.S.T.. on July 2. 1363. EDWARD ANDRIA Secretary Fairchance -Georges Joint School Syitem R.D.

2. York Run Unlontown, Pa. Lindslrom, Brenda Block and Sharon Seveson. Four members of the Nemacolin VFW Ladies Auxiliary attended the council at Bulgar, Sunday. They arc Eola Trumka, Anna Yurick, Irene Kotch and Louise Block.

The Carmichaols Lions Ciub will hold a father and son banquet on June 19. The club met last Wednesday at St. Paul's Lutheran Church. President Rayfield Honsaker was in charge. Bible school is now in session at the First Presbyterian Church of Carmichaels.

It will continue through June 14. Mr. and Mrs. John Morris gave a party at their home Friday evening in honor of their son Johnny, who was celebrating his 14th birthday. Games and conversation furnished the evening's entertainment.

The celebrant was presenfed with a decorated cake a miniature baseball acolin. People from the Ncmacoliu area who are celebrating wedding anniversaries are Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Schuman. Mr.

and Mrs. George Fetko. Mr. Mrs. William Hathaway and Mr.

and Mrs. W. C. Brand. A Rosary Society meeting was to be held Tuesday at 7:30 p.m.

in the Nemacolin Church Hall. Mr. and Mrs. Richard Dunn, of Pittsburgh, are visiling with Mr. and Mrs.

Pete Gazy, of Nemacolin. Mr. and Mrs. Bill Barker and son of Ohio, are spending a few days wilh Mr. and Mrs.

Anthony Tek- ely, of Nemocolin. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Tarlosky and family, of Ohio, are visiting wilh Mr. and Mrs.

John Tarlosky, of Nemacolin. They spent the weekend at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Mike Slepanic, of Nemacolin. Pauline Wallace and Nancy Faber were visiting their parenls, Mrs.

Mary Randolph has learned that her brother-in-law died recently in Detroit. Joseph Elick, 65. died May 10 in Detroit. Surviving are four children: Joseph of Ohio, and Robert, Edward and Jean, ol Detroit. His wife.

Anna, died in 1956. He had a sister, Mary Caruso, and a brother, John, in Detroit. His brother lived for a long lime in Nemacolin. Several local residents are in the hospital. They are Winifred Wilson, Austin Fnmd.

Renee Smearcheck and Mrs. Paul He- wilt. Celebrating birthdays recently were Teresa Bosco. Stephen Cihon, James Krivaski. Marjorie Smith, William Savage.

Rose Mary Torok. William Groves, Bertha Faddis, Joseph Embacher, Lois Yauger, Garnet Baily, Henry Bacan, Billy Yarish, Louise Farrell, Sharon Henrish, Harry Flemin and Levi Harris. IIOUSER. I.F.nOY EBERT, age 47, of 45 Hickory Road, Unlontown, died Wednesday evening, June 1363, in iho Presbyterian Hospital Piiuhurah. He Is survived by his v.ile.

Mrs. Irene Houser. the lollowing children: Louise Jar.e. Nira Lorraine. Le.roy Ashable and Sadie Sarah, all at f.onr.e, ar.d the following brothers and sisters; Mrs.

Clara Shaffer oi Indiana. Harry Houser of Cleveland, Ohio. Mrs. Mary Franlz of Delroil. William Houser oi Arizona.

Mrs. Alma Overly ol New York. Glenn lions- cr and Zenas Kouser ol Union- losvn, Lida Potts of Zelienople, Mrs. Louise Weiss of Beaver Falls. Pa.

ar.d Frank Houser of Kane, Pa. He was preceded in death by a brother. Mervin, in 1962. He Mas a veteran of the armed services ar.d a mem- ner tr.e Construction Engl- neers Local No. 66 Pitts- cured.

Friends will be received In the Haky Funeral Home 0:1 Friday. June 7. from 7:00 10:00 1:00 Frank Bruce, of I m. and on Saturday from (o 5:00 and 7:00 to p.m. Funeral arrangements incomplete and omplete nounced later.

ace, will be an- CLASSIFIED DISPLAY FALCON 1062 WAGON Standard Drive $1795.00 TEMl MOTOR SALE 585 Morganlown St. Phone GE 8-1971 ATTENTION HOME OWNERS who need money. Loons up to $15,000 available now. Monies for all bills, homes just started, unfinished homes, and all re- poirs. one payment you a afford rather than many.

Call GE 7-6101 featuring learn. Joining the parly were members of the Merchant's Pony League baseball team. Refreshments were served the 16 people attending. Mary Ann Lencemvicz of Craci- sle, is spending a few days with her grandmother, Mrs. Stella Marzek of Nemacolin.

James Caffcry and his son, James of Uniontown, attended the Pittsburgh-Philadelphia game on Memorial Day. their Alex Szallar, of Weston, ohio was a recent visitor at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Trumka, of Nemacolin. Blanche Pinza, of Pittsburgh, is spending a week with her mother, Mrs.

Stella Manek. of Nemo- colin. Anna Marie Krovacheck and Zora Krovacheck, of Pittsburgh, were visiling Mr. and Mrs. Pele Krivasky and other friends in Nemacolin.

On Memorial Day Mrs. Olive Mayer of Nemacolin was visited by her aunt, Carolina Merla; Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Fata, of Masontown, and Adam Venincasa and daughters of Ronco. Visiting at the home of Mrs.

Alilio Bcrtugli. of Rices Landing. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Trum- ka.

of Nemacolin. Frances Trumka, a nurse at General Valley Hospital in Mc- Kecsporl. was spending a few days wilh her parenls. Mr. and Mrs.

Frank Tnunka. of- Nemacolin. Helen Javorsky. of Masontown, was a caller al the home of Mr. and Mrs.

Waller Randolph, of Mr. and Mrs. Nemacolin. Visiling at (he home of Mr. and Mrs.

Adam Venincasa, of Ronco, were Barry Mayer. Irvin Gazy, Ronald Tekely and John Baily, all of Carmichaels. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Lencen- wicz and family were visiling her mother, Mrs.

Stella Marzek. of Nemacolin. Ann Pushcar, of MorganSown. W. was visiling her father.

John Yurie, of Nemacolin. Mr. and Mrs. Martin Delia Pozza and daughler, ar.d Mr. and Mrs.

Louis Valli and family, recently visited friends in Pittsburgh. Frank Marinoff. of Alexandria, is spending a few rlays wilh his mother, Mrs. Frank Marinoff. of Nemacolin.

Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Urda, of Nemacolin, irere shopping'in Masontown Saturday. Mr. and Mrs.

Linzie Mahle, of Nemacolin. spent a few days with Greene. Hospital Dances Have 2 Top Orchestras Two fine orchestras have been booked lo play for Ihe two charity dances for i of Greene County Memorial Hospital Saturday evening. Bartoletli's Band will play for Ihc round dance at the Waynesburg Elks Club, which will be hold from 9 to 1. Stan Vinton's Band will play at the semi-formal dance at the Greene County Country Club from 10 to 2.

Tickets for the two dances are now on sale at the Elks Club and at the hospital lobby shop. KING. WILLIAM Age 73 years, of 123 N. Third ConnelUville. died Tuesday.

June 1063 in the Unionlovvn Hospital. Surviving is his wife. Rose King; two stepdaughters. Mrs. Gertrude Ray of Detroit.

Irene Price of Boston. four brothers. Erae King of Smllhfield, Robert. Stephen and I.ee King all of Fairchace: two sisters. Mrs.

Monnie Clark and Mrs. Mayrner I.eftich of Danville, a num. ber of nieces, nephews, other relatives and friends. Friends will be received in the Carl A. Laniz Funeral Home.

2S7 E. Main Uniontown. Friday after 5 p.m. and in the Mt. Zion Baptist Church.

Connellsville. Saturday, 11 a.m. uniil 1 p.m. the hour of service, Hev. P.

L. Greene officiating. Interment in the Mt. Pleasant cemetery. No viewing following services.

(Connellsville Courier, please copy.) MITCHELL. GLENN 33. R.D. Marklevsburs, died Tuesday. Juno 4.

1963. Born May 17. 1330 In Masontown. he was a son ol Donald and the late Alice Boyd Mitchell. la addition to his father, he Is survived by one son, Edward and these brothers and sisters.

Karollne Boyd, MarWeysburg: William. RD. Confluence; Harry and Norman, Punxsutawney; Fanny Schroyer, Cheleiinan, Henry with TJ.S.A. Friends are being received In trie Humbert Funeral Home, Confluence 'until Friday at 1 p.m. In the Grace Methodist church from 1:30 until 2:30 p.m.

the hour of service. Her. John R. will officiate. Interment he In the Boyd Cemetery.

children and families in '61 Cadillac 60 Special tdoor sedan. Ebony black. Air- condiUpning. -control, six-way seal, electric windows, while wall tires. Tinted glass, AulrotirC Eye.

'60 Cadillac Sedan DeVilfe. R- window. Ebony black, electric windows, tinted glass, 6-way seal. Aulronic Eye, 5k '2995 '57 Cadillac DeVillt, Aleutian gray with white lop. White wall tires.

Etec- Iric windows. $1 Newly inspected. I 7 '68 Cadillac Series sedan. Olympic while wilh black and white interior. Tinted glass, Aulronic While wall '59 Cadillac DeVille.

Olympic while with while and black interior. Air-con- riiliomng. Tinted glass. Sway seat, $07OR Autrontc Eye. '59 Cadillac Series fi2 coupe.

Olympic while wilh light (op. Tinted glass, white wall tires, radio with electric antenna. Rear speaker '58 Cadillac Series 62 coupe. Light turquoise with white lop. White wall tires, tinted glass, newly tl QQC inspected I 7 NOTE All Cadillacs come standard wilh Hydramalic transmission, power steering and brakes, back-up lights, remote control outside mirror and many more "Plus" tea lures.

A Bryson Motors 231 E. Foyette St. GE 8-8531 Nemacolin. Mrs. James Calfery Sr.

and Mrs. James Caffrey of Un- onlown. and Miss Dorothy Tomcheck. of Brownsville, attended the Catholic Daughters Deanery meeting at Penn Albert Hotel, ircensburg. May 25.

Dennis Smugle, of Washington. Brownsville, Army Offer To Women Women college graduates in this district are eligible for im- medb'e positions as officers in the U.S. Army, according to Sgt. XI. J.

Burghardt, Army recruiter in Brownsville. Direct commissions in the Women's Army Corps are now being offered lo qualified applicants with B. A. or B. S.

degrees from any accredited college or university. A variety of career fields are now available for women officers in such areas as personnel, information, inteligence. administration, fiance, education and management. Tnese wome are given prestige and eruinl opportunity wilh their male counterparts for advance- promotion, salary and benefits. Thej- serve both in the continental United Stales and in overseas locations in Germany.

France and Japan. Women Army officers may be single or marriea. Females between the ages of 20 and 32 may secure additional information by calling Sgt. Burg hard! at STale 5-8220 or by ing his office at 73 Market Common Market income Booming BRUSSELS, Belgium (AP)-The Execufive Commission of the European Common Market has reported a boom in the real incomes of families ill its six-nation membership. In its sixth annual report, the commission said Wednesday the real income of families during the 1958-1962 period has risen by 25 per cent ID West Germany and llaly.

PLEASE DRIVE CAREFULLY DEATH NOTICES BLAND. MARY (MARIE I ELLA-Aged 76. Fort Mason Eonlown. died Wednesday. 1053.

She vras predeceased by a daughter, Louise Grant in 1062. She is survived by her husband. Frank and these children, Mada- Santella, Marie Barry, Sleubenville. Eve)yn Topp. Richland.

Mclvin Malone, Mapletown; Kenneth Hig- inboiham. Weir ton, tewart Malone. thirteen grandchildren; nine great grandchildren: one sister. Harriett Heimlck. Seartght.

Friends win he received In the M.iyXmh Funeral Home. Ma son town a 7 this evening. Arrangements ate Incomplete. MOXGELLUZZO. THERESE SANTORE --Age 11 years, of 185 N.

Gallalin in the Weimer Nursing Home aX 9:50 D.m. Wednesday. June 5. 1563." after a prolonged Hlness. Born In Italy, she had been a resident of Uniontown for 41 years and previously lived in Mt, Pleasant.

She was predeceased hy her husband. Joseph in 1961 and is survived by the following children, Mrs, George (Annette) Farrell, Mt, Pleasant. James, Pittsburgh, Mrs. Lucille Watson. Uniontown; eleven grandchildren and eleven great grandchildren and the following brothers and sisters, Frank Sanlore of Everson, Mrs.

Camilc Gaia of Youngstown, Ohio, and Patsy Mrs. George A Fologrulo and Mrs. Angela (Viola) Visarri all of Ml. Pteasant. Friends will re i i the Victor A.

DC Cdrlo Home. 136 N. Gallatin Ave, alter 7:30 this evening and on Friday from I to 5 and 7 to 10 and until 9:15 Saturday morning at which time shor prayer wil 1 be held followed oy a Requiem High Mass St. Therese R. C.

Church at 10 o'clock with Rev. Fr. Nicholas J. I ho as as ebr anl. Inte rm et in (he Sytvan Heights Cemetery.

COUGHEXOUR. JULIA MITERKO-The family will receive friends In the Harold s. Gleason Funeral Home. 1M E. Fayette where a prayer service will hrirt today at 1:30 followed by additional rites In Si Paul's Lutheran Church.

Rev." R. c. Waldfcoenig will officiate. Inter, tr.ent win be In Sylvan Helchts Cemetery. PERRY.

LESLIE THERMAL--Friends will he lecelved at the family residence, -iOO N. Mais Masontown, until 8:30 Friday morning. Requiem High Mass will be intoned at All Saints R.C. Church at 9 o'clock with the Vr. Rev.

Andrew Schneider as celebrant. Burial wiil follow in tfce church ce tery th military Brave ride rites rendered by the of Misontown under the direction of the John Maykuth Funeral Home. Masontown. The Mary's Confraternity of Christian will meet In the residents ihls evening at The Christian Mothers Confraternity of town at and AH Saints Holy Name Society at 5:30 to recite the DAU'SON. RUSSELL EBRETT -Friends are being received In the Andrew D.

Ferguson Funeral Morgantown st. until today at 2:00 p.m.. the hour of service with Hev. William G. Sll- bcrt officiating.

Interment follow in the Oak Grove Cemetery. The family requests that Cowers pleaw be 3- 4-8-3. uutus ATS. 21 JMAY 21 uo JULY: AUG a -BJ CLAY POI.LAN- Tow ActMr GuiJt M. Actor Jilts to ffie Start.

To develop message for Friday, reod words corresponding to nurnbers of your Zodiac bi rhS sign I Wrong 61 Yo, 3 Pec scovn OCT. 24 KV. 25 SDtap 34 Be 37 From 45 Way MPrclKt 1 2 S.v-*3r Finis 156TM, 1 5 If 67 Resul WYou 69 And AJWcy 71 r.x 72 And 73 Molten 75 Of xv. a MC 5-17-23-164 W--IM7-831 18 Property SORomonct 22 Home 23 TU 82 Conduct 25 Or SI Ewtng S3 S3 Frx 54ATM 85AM MWort 87 You SSTrjl 89 Thinking MNw SSTniw 56 Should S7Wen 581f 2-50-55 SW2-65 umcotN MC 23 J1 47-72-73 ram 30 4- 7-K DEENNON. HARRY M.

Azed 82. a resident of lor many years, dtcrl In the Brownsville Hospual. Wednesday. 5. at 3:55 a (oltowing an extended 111- newi.

He a born In GlUef March 23. 18BI. He Is siinl' by four grandr.hiidren, lUtrt and Holub. Untontown: Ronald and Fayc Uphold. Baytlde.

X.Y.: two great gTandchtllrlren. Sheryl snd Brer.da Uphold. Hiyslde. N.Y.; a bliter. Mrs.

Arthur Pittsburgh. Ho was by Lottie and two daughters, Donnetta aad Friemls b-; received in the J. W. Funeral Homo. 315 Front Brownsville where services ulll be Saturday at 2 p.m.

Rev. C. H'rron will ottlclate. Interment, will be In Recstone Cemetory. R1SHEL.

The irill receive (rltnds today from 3 lo and 7 to 9 p.m. In the Harold S. Gleason Funeral Home. E. Fayette St where services will be held Friday at a Hev.

Frank A. Bodnar will officiate. Int fce In Park Place Cemetery. SHF.RGY. Jl'LIUS-Frlends are be- Ine received anytime at the residence.

Murray Ave. where prayer senlcea will be held Friday at 2 p.m. followed by addlttolnal services at the Third Presbyterian Church with Rev. Wllllalm G. Sll- bcrt.

Jr. officiating. Interment be In Oaklawn Cemetery under the direction of the Harold S. Gieason Funeral Home, Unloatown. FERREE.

WAV GIDLEV--Aged T3. 17 Morcantown died suddenly Wednesday. 5. 1063. She was a member of the Central Church.

are her husband. Clyde Ferree these children. Jliiford. Chi- caao. Clyde PUtsbu-ch; Gilbert tlnlontoan- Cleveland.

O.i Mrs. Elizabeth Stamper. Logansport. I Mrs. Mildred Bowmnn.

Lorsln. three brothers. Thurman Oidley of Columbia. Ohio: Cleveland of Pittsburgh: Palmer of Chicago: and a sister. Rebecca Gldley, Uniontoun: 37 grandchildren.

Friends are being received in Ihe Russoll E. Ray Funeral Home. SIS Mor- ganlotvn.Sl. after 7:00 this evening where a services will be held Saturday at 1:30 p.m. wilh Dr.

Earl P. Confer officiating. Interment ulll be In Mountain View Cemetery. SHREVES. JESSE--Aged 75.

Stw Junction, died In the ConnelUTllle State General Hospital. Wednesday. June 5. He Burvlted by several nephews. Friends bvln? received In the Blair Funeral Home, Ferryopolts until Frt- dsy at 2 00 the hour of service.

Rev. John Washhurn will officiate. Interment will ba la FlAt- wrvods Cemetery-. STL-RCttS. THOMAS 4S.

cf East Cleveland. Ohlc-. died In his Wednesday, June, 5. IfiH at A He was (i son of John Cifllr and the late Sarah Mills. Surviving ore his wife.

SHirsls. the followlns children: Harcid. Robert. Charles. Thomas Mrs.

Sarah Taylor. Mrs Clarfc and Mrs. Frin- res Taomp'ion. two ters. Gwendolyn Ruby and arandchllldten.

Funeral services will be held Saturday. June 8, at 1:00 M. from the Edwards funeral HOT.e. 1314! Euclid Cleveland. Interment In Kill- crest Cemetery.

TARAFCHAK. MRS ANNA--Flleadj bring received In the Andrew J. Snlrpan Funeral Home, Part A Brownsville, where pras-er services will be. 9 Ftl- day. tollowed hy Requiem High at St.

Msry'i R.C. Church with the. Rev. Father Halvonik, celebrant. BurUl will In chinch cemetery.

The Catholic D.iuahrB of America Court 305, Uniontown will recite the In Iho funeral home this evening at 8 o'clock..