The Evening Standard from Uniontown, Pennsylvania • Page 3

THE MORNING HERALD -THE EVENING STANDARD Winner's Choice FLEETWOOD, PA. (AP) The number in this week's Pennsylvania Winner's Choice is 3-3. The new car number is 2-2-42-8-1. FRIDAY, AUGUST 24, 1973-PAGE 3 Lucky 7 Winners FLEETWOOD, PA (AP) The $75,000 bonus number in this week's Pennsylvania Lucky 7 lottery is 7-9-5-6-S-2. The three-digit numbers are 4-3-8, and 5-5-4 and 2-8-1.

The new car number is 7-8-75-8-1. Bonus number 7-9-5-6-8-2. Three digit 4-3-8. Three digit 5-5-4. Three digit 2-8-1.

New Car 7-8-7-5-8-1. BACK TO SCHOOL SPECIAL! 49 Convenient Terms Free Delivery Kneehole Desk has lour drawers (double lite drawer at bottom). Attractively finished in Flat-Cut Walnut and decorated with bright Brass Drawer pulls. Width 34" Depth 18" Height J. V.

NARA FURNITURE--CARPETING Route 119 North of Union town 437-7508 OPEN 9 'til 9 9 'til 6 BUY ANY 2 PIECES OF AMERICAN TOURISTER LUGGAGE, SERIES 3000 AND GET A HANDSOME TOTE RAG FOR $1.00 AMERICAN TOURISTER SERIES 3000 LUGGAGE The colors are Walnut Brown, Birchwood, Tourist Gold and Strawberry. Grained expanded vinyl for softness and pliability. 30" SMOULDER TOTE 30.00 22" CMRT-ON ONE-SUITER 35.00 24" PULLMAN CASE 40.00 26" PULLMAN CASE 46.00 29" OVERSEAS CASE 62.50 40" CAR BAG 35.00 60" CAR BAG 36.00 Laurel Mall and Uniontown "1 1 1 Sjhoaf Church I arrner Flan Set Picnic Sunday Doric Miller Post Meeting Dorie Miller Legion Post 824 will hold a special meeting Saturday at 6:30 p.m. in the post home in Buff ing ton. Clifford Madison; announced that dues for 1973-74 are now payable.

St. JHelen's Church of Shoaf will hold a picnic Sunday, starting at noon, on the church grounds. Old new members of St. Helen's, and the general public, are invited to attend. There will be games, prizes, entertainment and refreshments.

All proceeds will go to the church building fund. The, picnic committee and parishioners thanks all merchants in the area who donated food, prizes and monetary gifts. Any others who wish to give items for the picnic or make monetary donations to the building fund are asked to call 564-7171, 564-4536, 564-2427 or 5642621. "Little Tommy Hunchuck" will broadcast his polka. show fpm the church grounds over Station WPQR.

Rev Joseph Turek is the pastor. Grange Picnic At Ridgeview STATE Pa. (AP) State Secretary of Agriculture Jim McHale has proposed a' 10-point plan 'to aid the family farmer. McHale disclosed the plan at Pennsylvania State IJpiver- sity, where he appeared Wednesday night with James Hightower of the Food fiction Council in Washington, Both men blamed agribusiness, food conglomerates and government policy for actions that ultimately hurt the local farmer and led to higher'food prices for the consumer. Specifically cited was last year's sale of wheat to Russia, which came after most farmers had already sold their grain at significantly lower prices than grain dealers were subsequently able to charge.

Both also attacked agricultural research program's at Penn State and other schools for accelerating the role of big business in agriculture. McHale's program for small farmers inclu'ded: Ridgeview Grange No. 1948 will hold its annual Grange picnic for members and their families at the Grange Hall at Bethelboro, Monday, 'Aug. 27 at 6 p.m. Each one attending is to bring a covered dish and table service.

Rolls, butter and a beverage will be furnished. Next regular meeting is scheduled for 8 p.m. with Kathryn Tissue, presiding. Mary Scott, lecturer, will have charge of the literary program. At the last meeting the White Elephant package was a a VanSwearingen.

Get-well cards were signed for Mrs. Rex Carter. A flea market, rummage sale and bake sale will be held Saturday between the hours of 10 a.m. and 4 p.m. Homemaker's Circle will meet on Tuesday, Aug.

28 from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. Public is welcomed to attend. Election of officers will be conducted Sept. 10.

C'ville Junior West Sign-Up i a i a Connellsville Area Junior High West in Trotter will be held from 9 to 11 a.m. and from 1 to 2 p.m. on Tuesday, Aug. 28. This registration is not to be confused with seventh grade orientation which will be held on Aug.

30. It is for those students who have moved into the area covere.d by Junior High West since the end of the 1972-73 term; for those who will definitely be moving into the area before, the start of the 1973-74 a for those planning to enter the school in the fall who attended parochial schools last year. Students who registered on June 19 and those who attended Dunbar Crawfors, Dawson-Vanderbilt or Dunbar Borough elementary schools last year have to register. Those enrolling are to bring their report cards from last term, the birth certificate number, and the date of vaccination. They should be prepared to spend about a half hour taking a short placement test.

NAACP Sets Bus Journey Cardale Branch of the NAACP is sponsoring a trip to Niagara Falls. The bus will leave Edenfield's bus station in New Salem at 2:30 a.m. on Saturday. A A a others who hold tickets for the trip are asked to he at the bus station before 2:30, Chapter President Alvie Still said. Sassano Funeral Tony Sassano, 70, of 12814 Foothill Epiwanda died Wednesday.

Before moving to California 15 years ago, Mr. Sassano owned a a the Sassano Service Station and operated a trucking company on Route 51, Uniontown. Survivors include his wife, Anna Quaranto Sassano; a daughter, Mrs. Pete (Vivian) Christy, Las Vegas, seven'sisters including Louise Sassano of Republic and Mrs. Margaret Patricelli of Uniontown.

Friends will be received in the DeCarlo Funeral Home, Uniontown, after 7p.m. Saturday and Sunday from 2-5 and 7-9 p.m. and Monday until 8:45 a.m. when short prayers will be held followed by Requiem High Mass in St. Therese R.C.

Church at 9:30 with Rev. i a J. Thomas as celebrant. Burial will be in Sylvan Heights Cemetery. 1.

Strengthening antitrust and consumer protection laws. 2. Adopting a federal family a i law that would prohibit non-agricultural tor-' Derations from engaging in farming. 3. Maintain international commodity reserves to guard against price fluctuations.

4. Strengthen and encourage expansion of the Commodity Credit also to keep up reserves. 5. Adopt land use policies on the state level, to keep good plow land in a permanent reserve. 6.

Raise the target prices assured a if the Agricultural and Consumer Protection Acts of 1973. 7. Adopt a strong national policy to help young people get started in farming. 8. Enact a federal bargain Ing law for farmers.

9. Encourage the development of farmer-consumer cooperatives. 10. Do everything necessary to achieve the goals of the rural development act of 1972. It isn't You never thought "getting away from it all" could be so close.

If you're a camper, plan how to leave behind the tension, noise and other distractions of suburban living this weekend. Head for Big Bear Lake--a recreational wonderland you can enjoy right now. And it's right in your own backyard in Preston County, West Virginia! Big Bear Lake is an altogether exciting concept in camping. Never a "Camp Full" sign. Never too crowded.

You always will have a great camping spot at Big Bear Lake because you can own your own site. Owners enjoy access to acres of woodland and wonderful recreational opportunities a beautiful 40-acre fishing and swimming lake, tennis courts, horseshoes, miniature golf, and miles of unmatched scenic beauty along well-engineered roadways. This, and much more, is available now, within the huge wonderland called Big Bear Lake. You too will like Big Bear Lake. We're so sure of that, we're offering free ovemite camping.

Come to Big Bear Lake any day this week, spend the night, and visit a while. Call ahead for guaranteed reservations. We'll be waiting for you with a free campsite, and Saturday OR Sunday morning we offer free breakfast too! Bring the family to Big Bear Lake. Discover a great new way of camping. Do it this week! Dial 304-379-4382 Now! Call us now and see us this week at Big Bear Lake.

(Be patient on the phone-it's a rural, 10-party West Virginia phone hookup.) A new way of living awaits you at wonderful Big Bear Lake Camplands Directions: Follow U.S. of Uniontown, Pa. Turn south on Pa. 281. This leads to to W.

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