The Evening Standard from Uniontown, Pennsylvania • Page 9

Peace Panel Will Probe VC Charge SAIGON (AP) The International Commission of Control and Supervision unanimously agreed today to investigate Viet Cong charges that U.S. planes attacked Communist territory in South Vietnam in violation of the cease-fire agreement. The United States denied the charges in advance of the meeting today of the commission. The South Vietnamese also made charges, claiming that 50,000 North Vietnamese Cambodian Troops Riot For Pay, Food PHNOM PENH, Cambodia (AP) About 500 Cambodian troops, hungry and unpaid, whooped through Phnom Penh today, firing their guns in the air. They promptly got a month's pay and some bread to eat.

As they straggled past the capital's principal hotel at lunch time, guests dived for cover under restaurant tables and ducked behind trees around the swimming pool. Soldiers complaining they had received no pay for a month and no food for three days marched in from Phnom Baseth, 14 miles to the northwest. They said they had left their officers behind and threatened to move on Marshal Lon Nol's presidential palace if the government failed to pay their wages. Jennie Giatilis Dies In Hospital Mrs. Jennie Panagatis Giatilis, 58, of 71 Murray Uniontown, co-owner of the Paradise Restaurant here, died yesterday in the Uniontown Hospital.

Friends will be received in the Speshock Funeral Home after 7 p.m. today, from 2 to 5 and 7 to 9 tomorrow, and until 1 p.m. on Wednesday when a prayer service will be held with Rev. James Stathakios of St. Spyridon Greek Orthodox Church officiating.

Additional services will follow in St. Peter's Episcopal Church. A lifelong resident of this area, Mrs. Giatilis was associated with her husband in the operation of the paradise Restaurant for 33 years. She was formerly in the restaurant business with her father, the late George Panagatis.

Surviving are her husband, Pete Giatilis; a brother, Pete Panos, in Chicago, and two cousins, Nickie Pahos and Sophia Romano, both in Newport News, Va. Power Plant Victim Funeral Tuesday Funeral services will be held at 2 p.m. Tuesday for Howard S. Shannon, 44, of High House who was killed instantly about 9:56 p.m. Friday while he was working at the Hatfield Power Station in Greene County near the Masontown Bridge.

Services will be held in the Herod Funeral Home, Point Marion, with Dr. W. Stafford Scott officiating. Friends are being received there from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. today and until the hour of service tomorrow.

Protest On Killing Of Horses WASHINGTON A -About 200 horse lovers, many of them mounted and wearing Western clothes, protested Sunday the slaughter of American horses for consumption in Europe and Japan. a i demonstration at the Capitol said that about 10 months ago Canadian slaughterers started buyingthe American horses at the rate of 20,000 a month and exporting the frozen meat. "We feel our horses are going on the tables of Europe," said Nila Conomer, who led a New Jersey delegation. "If we don't get it stopped there won't be any pleasure horses left in two or three years." a presented a petition bearing 5,000 signatures to Sen. Richard S.

Schweiker, sponsor of a bill to ban the sale of horses for human consumption. The peaceful protest began when the riders and others on foot traveled from Robert F. Kennedy Stadium several miles to the Capitol. Death Takes Mrs. Vought Mrs.

Emma L. Vought, 95, of 107 Gates Indiana, Pa. died Saturday in Indiana Hospital. She is survived by two daughters, Mrs. Keith (Cindy) Warren of Hopwood and Mrs.

Kenneth (Mabel) Preziere of Indiana; eight grandchildren and 19 great-grandchildren. Friends will be received today from 3 to 5 and from 7 to 9 p.m. at Humbert's Funeral Home, Confluence, where services will be held tomorrow at 1:30 p.m. NEW ENTERTAINMENT U'tn. Vol.

Fire Dept. Bldg. BAILEY PARK, TONl'fE 7:30 LASAGNA EVERY TUESDAY DOMENICO'S, 42 N. Gallatln I wish to THANK all those persons who feel about taxes as I do and who have donated their time and services In my campaign for tax 'collector of North Union Township. RUDOLPH MARKUSIC Shannon was killed when his body was sucked into a steam condenser at the power plant.

Greene County Coroner Frank Behm said Shannon, night supervisor, was standing in front of the condenser checking a malfunction when the accident occurred. Another employe, Thomas McDermott of suffered burns and other injuries in the same accident and was listed in satisfactory condition in West Virginia University Medical Center, Morgantown, last night. The victim was a member of Springhill Furnace Presbyterian Church and was president of the board of trustees of the church. He was also an assistant Sunday School teacher. In addition, he was a member of the Smithfield Rotary Club, a i a i Lodge, FAM.

He was also a veteran of the Korean Conflict. Surviving are his wife, Rose DeFrancesco Shannon; three daughters, Cindy, Diane and Kelley, all at home; one brother, Scott Shannon of Monongahela; two sisters, Mrs. Virginia Bowden and Jean Shannon, both of Star Junction. Mr. Bryant Passes Away J.

C. Lester Bryant, 63, of 442 Second Washington, Pa. died Sunday in Washington Hospital. Mr. Bryant is survived by his widow, Mrs.

Amy Wright Bryant of Washington; a son, J. C. Lester Bryant II of Philadelphia; a daughter, Mrs. Gene (Joan) Steratore of 9 Kirby Uniontown; seven grandchildren, and one brother, Willard Bryant of Washington. Friends will be received at the Richard H.

Piatt Funeral Home, 130 E. Wheeling Washington, today from 7 to 9 p.m., Tuesday from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. and Wednesday until 11 a.m., the hour of service. Israelis In Oil Fields, Libya Says TRIPOLI, Libya (AP) President Moammar Khadafy has charged that the largest American oil company in Libya employed several Israelis in its desert fields, but the Libyan leader gave no indication of any retaliatory action. Burned Barry Tufano, 24, Dunbar, was treated at Connellsville Hospital at 1:10 a.m.

yesterday for burns of the right arm and hand after he fell into a bonfire on the Breakneck Rd. JANOSICK FOR iSUPERVISOR-SOUTH UNION ENTERTAINMENT Tonite 7:45 LOYAL ORDER OF MOOSE "Roofing, Siding. Additions; remodeling Call 5S3-7033. had moved into the in the first three months of the ceasefire, along with 400 tanks and 300 artillery pieces. Meanwhile, a spokesman for the four-nation international commission reported that three 105mm artillery shells smashed into one of its field headquarters at Ben Cat, 25 miles north of Saigon, Sunday night.

The main headquarters building was heavily damaged, but there were no casualties. The spokesman said an investigation would be made to determine who did the shooting. The commission, which is made up of Canada, Indonesia, Poland and Hungary, met today in response to Viet Cong notes Saturday and Sunday alleging that U.S. planes are i Viet Cong territory in South Vietnam along a 40-mile stretch of the Cambodian border, from Xom Mat, 75 miles northwest of Saigon, to Loc Ninh, 75 miles north of the capital. Probe In Discovery Of Body HERMINIE, Pa.

(AP) -State police say they suspect foul play in the death of an unidentified man whose body was found over the weekend in a i a i Westmoreland County community. The body was discovered Saturday by a man walking in the area, troopers said. Investigators said the victim was between 55 and 60 years old and had suffered a large head cut. The body was taken to the Allegheny County coroner's office, where an autopsy was to be performed Sunday night or Monday. State police said the dead man was attired in khaki trousers, a yellow shirt, a checkered sportcoat and a golf hat.

Rogers In Nicaragua MEXICO CITY (AP) --Secretary of State William P. Rogers flies to Managua today to inspect the i i a rebuilding of the city crumbled by an earthquake last December. Nicaragua is the second of eight countries Rogers is visiting in a 17-day Latin American tour that is a forerunner of a similar trip by President Nixon later this year. Agnew's Son Wed BALTIMORE (AP) The son of Vice President Spiro T. Agnew has married for the second time.

James Rand Agnew and Cornelia Vasiliki Angelos, daughter of a trucking executive, exchanged a crown of stefana flowers in their wedding ceremony in Baltimore Sunday afternoon. The ceremony at the Greek Orthodox Church of the As- suption was attended by 350 relatives and friends of the couple, including Vice President and Mrs. Agnew. The ceremony was performed by A i lakovos, the Greek Orthodox primate of North and South America. The 23-year-old bride, a college student, wore an ankle- length gown of ivory silk peau de soie with a chapel-length veil.

Young Agnew, 26, who manages a Baltimore restaurant, wore an Edwardian- style ivory suit piped in black velvet with a black velvet tie. His first marriage ended in divorce, Baby Wounded In Gun Accident James Ray Lindley, 18- month-old son of Mr. and Mrs. Paul M. Lindley of Scenery Hill, was treated at Washington Hospital Saturday i a a i a gunshot wound.

Police said that a guest in the home, James Hardesty, 27, of Morgan, was playing with the tot when he spotted a revolver which he thought was a cap gun. It was a .22 caliber weapon and one of two shots which he fired hit the child along the head, inflicting a wound which required 15 stitches. Auto Fire Fire early yesterday destroyed a car driven by Paul Swartek of Chestnut Ridge, on a road near Waltersburg. I SAMUEL'SAMMY" CAPRANICA Norlh Union Twp. Supervisor She "The Paper That Goes Into The Home" SECOND PAGE ONE MONDAY, MAY 14, 1973 PAGE 9 Woman Attacked, Purse Is Taken DAR GATHERING Regents of Daughters of the American Revolution chapters in this area were on hand for a luncheon at the Uniontown Country Club honoring Mrs.

Harold Russell, the state regent. Seated, from left, arc Mrs. Logan Soles, Southwest District director; Mrs. Russell and Mrs. Verner Kendall, state treasurer.

Standing: regents Ruth Franks, Andrew Lynn Chapter; Jennie Bittner, Fort Gaddis Chapter, Mrs. Thomas McLellan PJu'lip Freeman Chapter; Mrs. John Hyde, Great Crossings Chapter; Mrs. John Tippen, Great Meadows Chapter. (Herald- Standard Photo) A Lemon Wood Acres resident was knocked down and her purse taken in an incident on Cleveland Ave.

here Saturday night. Police said Mrs. A a Fabery of 177 Lemon Wood Acres was walking on Cleveland just north of the Lincoln St. intersection, when a youth knocked her down and grabbed her purse. He lost his hat when he started to run and Mrs.

Fabery brought it to the police station for evidence. The youth was said to be about 15 or 16 years old and dark complexioned. The purse contained a wallet, cards, $2 in cash, keys, and makeup items. UHS Band Gives Hospital Sludy Slated Concert Tonight HARRISBURG A '-Plans for a broad one-by-one study of Pennsylvania general hospitals and institutions for the mentally ill and retarded have been announced by Gov. Shapp.

Shapp said findings of the special review teams will be used to revise state policies concerning treatment and administration of the institution. A similar task force has already begun a study of Polk State School and Hospital, the scene of the controversial firing of its Dr. James McClelland. "The present problem at many state institutions are to some degree the result of nearly a century of almost autonomous operations at each institution," Shapp said over the weekend. "A hundered years ago these facilities were independent and unrelated to each other.

Over the years, as the various institutions came under the central jurisdiction of the state, most of them con- i a i dependently." The Welfare Department will conduct the studies of the 19 mental hospitals, nine state schools and hospitals for the mentally retarded, five youth development centers and two half-way centers for the elderly. Uniontown Area Senior High School Band will present its annual spring concert at 15 tonight at the A. J. McMullen Middle School, The public is invited. Paul S.

Deem, UHS band i i lead the musicians in concert selections; marching numbers from the fall football season, "Sounds of The and the marching music from the Azalea Festival Parade at Norfolk, Va. Robert Bononi, band director at McMullen School, will lead the Coronation Band in the selections they presented at the Azalea Festival Coronation Ceremony. The annual band banquet will be earlier in the evening, at 5:30 p.m., at Glisan's Restaurant, Route 40. 14 Injured In Traffic Hospital News Fourteen persons were injured in weekend traffic accidents in this district. Menallen Twp.

Damage was set at $2,300 but no one was reported injured in an accident on Route 40 at an intersection in Menallen Twp. west of here yesterday at 3 a.m. Involved were vehicles driven by Thomas T. Jones, West Leisenring and Larry D. Mason of Hiller, State Police said.

Ohiopyle Three persons were hurt in a two-vehicle smashup at the entrance to the Ohiopyle State Park on Route 381 in Ohiopyle Saturday at 7:20 p.m. Three Pittsburgh women, a i a 2 2 Maureen G. Burton, 22, and Suzanne M. Bozzo, 22, were taken to the Uniontown Hospital for treatment, according to police reports. They were passengers in a car driven by Wendy Lou 20, of Glenshaw, troopers said.

She and another passenger, i a a a Pittsburgh, escaped injury. Operator of the other vehicle was identified as Ralph G. Rugg, 18, of Mill Run R. D. 1.

Operator of the vehicle was identified as Ralph G. Rugg, 18, of Mill Run R.D. 1. Damage totaled $1,400. Henry Clay Twp.

One driver was injured in a two-car accident on Route 40 a Namosa i a Restaurant In Henry Clay Twp. Saturday at 4 p.m. Mary Jane Divens, 19, of Markleysburg R.D. 1 was taken to the West Virginia i i i a i Morgantown where she was discharged following treatment. Operator of the other vehicle, Melvin Fueher, 57, of Rr.

2 7 a Fairchance, and a passenger in his vehicle, Clarence E. Matlick of Rr. 90 N. Main Fairchance, were not hurt, troopers said. Damage was set at $1,600.

Continental 3 An auto being pursued by State Police missed a curve and crashed into a' yard at Continental No. 3 in Georges Twp. Saturday at 7:15 p.m. The driver was identified as 1 9 Smithfield R.D. 2.

a i attempted to stop the motorist on a vehicle violation. Following the mishap, he was charg- Notary going to Harrisburg May, 17. Plates '73 truck stickers. 437-3682 Painting Exterior, good work; fair prices, free estimate MALINZAK--LP GAS Niiro Karlyn -KOMANECKY-ROAD rendas-- Georges Tax Collector! NEW ENTERTAINMENT TONITE LEBANESE CLUB-- UNIONTOWN TRANSPORTATION OWEN BHOWNF1ELD FOR TOWNSHIP CONSTABLE Georges Twp. Lever No.

29- A ed with several a i offenses before Alderman Jacob J. Ruben and released on bail. The car crashed on the property of Albert Yasechko, Uniontown R.D. 3. Route 40 An auto driven by Cindy Sue Smith, 21, of 1200 Fayette Brownsville struck a utility pole.

She was taken to the Brownsville Hospital for treatment and later received additional treatment at the Uniontown Hospital. Damage was set at $1,000. Route 88 Robert Galanko, 17, of Greensboro R.D. 1 escaped injury when his car hit the guard rails on Route 88, three miles south of Greensboro Saturday at 1 p.m., State Police said. An estimated $1,500 damage resulted.

Stewart Twp. A truck driven by Roger Lowry, 20, of Ohiopyle R.D. 1 and a car operated by Ross Miller, 64, of Farmington were involved in an accident on a township road just north of Route 381 in Stewart Twp. yesterday Both operators refused immediate treatment but were later taken to the Uniontown Hospital, according to State Police. Damage was set at $1,000.

Frost Death Claude H. Frost, 88, of Griffin, former owner of the Frost Gift Shop in Uniontown, died yesterday in a hospital in Griffin. Funeral services will be held tomorrow at Haiston Chapel in the Georgia city. In addition to owning the Frost Gift Shop, Mr. Frost a a a Woolworth Store here and was also an employe of G.

C. Murphy. Metzler's, and the State Highways Dept. Surviving are his wife, May D. Frost, and four children: Mrs, Robert A.

Moyer, in Griffin; Robert J. Frost, a i a Rochester, N. and Mrs. Carl (Virginia) Ponder, Atlanta, Ga. There are eight grand- children and three great- grandchildren.

We buy old and broken air conditioners. $5.00 each. 437-1262. Johnny Silver Trio available for reunions, weddings, dances. 437-3562, Blair For Magistrate of JOSEPH R.

CHURY Twp. Supervisor ED GUMAN 'North Union Tax Collector REPUBLICANS AND INDEPENDENTS The office of tax collector serves you as well, Don't waste your vote. Write in RUDOLPH MARKUSIC Tax collector N.U. Township Lever 21-A Rubles Mill Rd. Three persons were admitted to Uniontown Hospital following a one-car accident at 12:40 a.m.

yesterday on the Ruble's Mill about a mile and a half south of Smithfield. The driver, Charles E. Karmecy Masontown, was in fair condition today. His wife, Linda, and her sister, Karen Muilenburg of Ohio, were in good condition. State E'olice estimated damage at' $2,200.

Connellsville A two-car accident at the intersection of W. Crawford Ave. and Arch St. in Connellsville yesterday morning injured one person. Betty Ann Artis, 17, of Connellsville, was treated at the hospital there for a neck injury.

She was a a car driven by Lawrence Bisher, 19, of Everson. The other driver was Darlene Konzal, 18, of Connellsville. Greene Crash Two cars collided at tlie Paisley intersection, near Carmichaels, about 4:10 yesterday, injuring two persons. June Donham of Garards Fort, one of the drivers, was treated at Greene County i a i a i Waynesburg. Alvin Frederick of Masontown, a passenger in the other car which was driven by Coleman Ratclliff of Beaver, was taken to Uniontown Hospital.

Route 40 Martin McMahon, 29, Pittsburgh, was treated at Uniontown Hospital after being struck by a car on Route 40 east of Hopwood about 10 o'clock last night. The driver was George R. Hughes Jr. of Cumberland, Md. VINCENT (Vinny) Weaver MAGISTRATE--UNIONTOWN CLARENCE HUTCHINSON'; For Council in Perry.

Roofing Chimney Repairs, JOE PECCON LEVER A-23 N. U. TAX COLLECTOR UNIONTOWN Discharges: Frances Bane, Michael Bodis, Randall Burkholder, Margaret Coleman, Elizabeth Conaway, Marilyn Crockett, Jean Ellsworth, Mary Susan Ehrhardt, Sharon Franchi, Frank Gleason. Michael Mrs. Joyce Hutchinson and son, Cassie Kelley, Joseph Kifus, Mary Klink, Joseph Kolarik, -Elmer Moreland, Donna Morris, Wilbert Morris, Barbara McElroy, Adam Nevedal, Samuel Newman, Nicole On- drejio.

Linda Pasqua, Francis Phe' Ian, Edwin Shaffer, female Williams, John Vargulich, Carol Wolfe, Mark Yourchik, John Ziska, Catherine Bryan, William Hudock, Joari C. Gladys Dietz, female Ehrhardt. Barbara Glessner, Pamela Luckey, Mrs. Judith Mays and son, John Mihalko, male Mulroy, Krystal Opel, Isaac Roby, Robert Weaver, Elizabeth Wolfe. BROWNSVILLE A i i a Ambercrombie, Coal Center; John DePasqua, Levittown; Mrs.

Anna Bushta, Clarksville; Mrs. Josephine Bart- czyk, Allison; Mrs. Geraldine Clish, Richeyville; Mrs. Donna Miller, LaBelle; George Petrosky, W. Brownsville; Jeffrey Filby, Brownsville; Hershel Walters, Grindstone.

Mrs. Rose Helms, Re- 1HAUST FOR CONSTABLE GEORGES TOWNSHIP Carpenter--Painting--Plastering; 329J674 or 438-1542 Vic Kozares--School Director Laurel Highland District. Lever.ISA "Chimney Roof Repair Gutters, etc. 438-5019. KAPALKO PONTIAC, Fairchance For Pontiac, Tempest International Sales Service 564-7456 Rudolph Markusic Tax Collector North Union-21A public; Harry Ritenour, Connellsville; Mrs.

Carol Bakos, a i i a Mrs. B'rances Irwin, LaBelle; Mrs. Phyllis Perkins, Brownsville; Mrs. Barbara Todd, Charleroi; Thomas Gazica, Pittsburgh; Mrs. Katherine Mischisen, Uniontown; John Meluch, Smock; Noah Thomas, Hiller.

Discharges: Mrs. Nancy Vuono, Mrs. Prudence Petrucci, Mrs. Rosalie Donnelly, Albino Ferrero, Mrs. Sandra Rantovich, Tony Ciliberti Mrs.

Catherine Clark. Lawrence Pugliesi, Mrs. Elizabeth Beighley, Monroe Fay, Marc Bartolomucci, Glenn Givens, Mrs. Mary Novotny, Mrs. Dorothy Push- karich, Christie Cross, John Teleuch.

CONNELLSVILLE Admissions: Ralph Chisler, Ohiopyle; Charles Hart, Connellsville; Willard Lewis, Margaret Miller, Connellsville; Mrs. LaRue Queer, S. Connellsville; Mrs. Theresa Molinaro, Connellsville; Gary Ranker, Connellsville; Charles Speeney, Connellsville. Mark Halfhill, Connellsville; William Craft, Smock; Mrs.

Margaret Dean, Vanderbilt; Don Clawson, S. Connellsville; Carrie Lawson, S. Connellsville; Paul Driscoll, i i a Galand, Uniontown; Mrs. Sandra Kimmell, Connellsville. Discharges: Mrs.

Alice Show, Mrs. Deborah Sherbondy, Mrs. Elvira Testa, Mrs. Rosemarie Winaught, Mrs. Juanita Simmons, Jack Laugherty, Mrs.

Beryl Gore, Mrs. Betty Swartzwelder. Mrs. Doris Tripoli, Paula Balentine, Mrs. Virginia Renze, Mrs.

Margaret Pirl, Lulu Shaw, John McCary, Mrs. Lucy Sticola, Mrs. Golden Ndpwaskey, Henry McNatt, Mrs. Margaret Maas and daughter. Nationwide Auto Insurance NICK KOMANECKY-437-5781 LAKE FOR CONSTABLE GEO.

TWP. LEVER Brownfield Gun Club Special Officers Meeting Wed. May 16 8 PM sharp Tony Mikluscak Pres. LEMANSKY PRE-SCHOOL HOUSEHOLD FURNISHINGS and many miscellaneous items for sale. 437-3217 between 47:30 p.m.

Your Vote and Support will be appreciated ALBERT! RUBY for Supervisor of Franklin Township Pull Lever 22-A Democratic Primary Tuesday May 15, 1973. To N.U. Twp. Voters If you looking (or an honest responsible person, with humility and slncer- true humflnilarten- THEN ELECF JOSEPH M. PECCON YOUR NEXT TAX COLLECTOR He has driven a North Union Twp.

School Bus wllh a perfect sately record (01 pasl 25 years, transporting Ihe most precious cargo In Ihe world. children, he Eerved the Nonlt Union Boosters loi over 25 years. HE HAS HELPED MANY OF US THROUGHOUT THE YEARS IN NUMEROUS NOW WE WANT TO HELP HIM. Thank you, friends ol Joseph Peccon Ronald Ditmore Constable for South Union Twp, HUTCHINSON SPORTSMAN'S CLUB ROGERLATHAMSHOW PLUS FREE REFRESHMENTS TICKETS AT CLUBHOUSE WE NEED YOUR MRS. IDA MAE CARTER FOR CITY COUNCIL.

Let us help her, to help you When voting, remember slot 23 24 and stamping her name in the slot over Council. Any Party can stamp Her name. 1 know she will appreciate your vote. Thanks very much. GIVE A HOOT -VOTE FOR "HOOT" JOSEPH "HOOT" SAVANICK for TAX COLLECTOR for 1 GERMAN TOWNSHIP Center Summer Program TO BEGIN JUNE 11--FOR INFORMATION CALL 438-7275 Summer Bowling League Now being formed.

Old New bowlers welcome. Call or stop i 1 for more information. MANOR LANES Air conditioned. 438-9015 VOTE FOR ALBERT S. GLEASON for Tax Collector-Wharton Twp Proven-Honest-Efficient Lifetime Resldcnt-WW II Vet.

Knows Understands the people Doesn't make promises-But helps people 2 office locations for convenience My record is proof that I have served efficiently. I realize that my obligation to citizens goes further than Just my regular duties. Lever 22A Democrat CITY OF UNIONTOWN TAXPAYERS All delinquent 1972 School Per Capita Taxes not paid at my office, First Floor, City Hall, on or, befpre May 18,1973 will be returned to the Uniontown Area School. District, HARVEY C.KING, JR. Treasurer Cily of Unlonlowty.