The Evening Standard from Uniontown, Pennsylvania • Page 15

About People You Know By Retty Mr. and Robert Rehanek. Wayne became fhe parents of their Ihird child and first son at p.m. Thuriday, Dec. 21, in Uniontown Hospital.

He weighed 7- 4 ounces and has been named Robert Todd. Grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Joseph P. Rehanek, Barton Mill and Mr.

and Mrs. E. Dunlevy. Scolldale. The new arrival's two sisters are Robin Lee and Brandee Sue.

Ben Hun), stationed at Ft. Bragg, N. is leaving today alter spending Christmas with his mother. Mrs. Jean Hunt of Onion St.

Roger McCary, E. Fayette underwent surgery Saturday in 'Charleroi Monessen Hospital. He is. on the staff of The Evening Standard and a patient in Room Mr. and Mrs.

Lou Michael and daughter, have returned to Springfield, after visiting Sol Michael, S. Gallatin Ave. Mr. and Mrs. Alex Yancich, Philadelphia, are holiday guests of their parents, Mr.

arjj Mrs. Carl Malinsfcy. Greensboro, and Mr. and Mrs. Nicholas Yancich.

Dilliner. Mr. and Mrs. Guy Woicolt and son, Guy Davenport. Iowa are guests of her parents.

Mr. ami Mrs. S. M. Carroll, Morgan- mn and his sister, Mrs.

Harold Bower, Hopwood. Lcgatha Harford, E. Main is spending the holidays with Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Gaughenbaugh of Baden.

Mrs. Gaughenbaugh is Betty Hartord. Ariene Dvorchak, Warren, Ohio, spent Christmas with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Dvorehak, Clarendon Ave.

Sir. and Mrs. William Home of i I Wield, will celebrate their 20Sh wedding anniversary tomorrow. Mrs. Home is the former Lillian Oils.

Mr. Home is employed at the Greater Pittsburgh Airport. 6 WEEKS KEY PUNCH COURSE NEW DAYTIME CLASS, BEGINNING cosy to Learn For Men, Women TELEPHONE GE 8-4568 WRITE, PHONE or VISIT COMMnttlAl INSTITUTE OF UMIONTOWN KERR Uniontown Mr. and Mrs. Donald Wilson Bellevue, spent Christmas at th home of the former's brother-in law and sister, Mr.

and Mrs. Uoy Kerr and his aunt, Mrs. Maym- Panalzer of Pittsburgh St. Mrs. Alverda Buttermore, 23 Craig entered West Penn Hos pital, Pittsburgh, on Dec.

19 and is rgoing observation anr treatment. She is a patient in 3-C 10. -Mrs. Peg Hess Phillips, has he turned from Bradford where sh was a Christmas Day guest at th home of her son and daughter m-Iaw, Mr. and Mrs.

Ronald Hes and family. Mr. Hess, employe as lineman with the Bell Tele Co, is vacationing thi week. James DelVerme, chief financ clerk with ihe 429th Eng. Bn.

a Ft. Bragg. N. spent Christma wiih his family in Republic. Robert Vilscek, son of Mrs.

Mil dred Baden, Kighth is spend ing the holiday vacation at home He is a student at the Art Insti lute of Pittsburgh. Stalf Sgt, and Mrs. Charles Johnson of Baltimore, arc guests of the former's molfcer Mrs. Wilrher H. Johnson of 9 Berkeley St.

Mary SprueU. daughter of Mr and Mrs. Melvin Spruell of 01' Connellsville left by jet plan a for Sari Francisco to visit for a Capt. U. C.

ofli cer the 429th Eng. Bn. at Ft Bragg. X. spent Christma: with his family in LTniontown.

Mr. and Mrs. Dick Hooper and children, Cina'y Lou and Kimber ly Ann of Clarksburg. W. Va.

were holiday guests of her moth er, Mrs. Cinda Dever of 15 Thorn as St. Their first child, a son, was born to and Mrs. Francis Kremposky of 19164 Exeter, Detroit 3. on Dec.

22. Th new arrival weighed 3 pounds, ounces. Mrs. Kremposky is thi former Patricia Lally, daughte of Mr. and Mrs.

Charles Lally W. Leisenring. Paternal grandpar c-nts are Mr. and Mrs. Jack Krem oosky also of W.

Leiser.ring. Mrs Mollie Lally. W. Leisenring, is the maternal great-grandmother Mr. and Mrs.

WiUiam Lewis Cleveland, Ohio, and Tom Lewis Baltimore, have returne home alter a Christmas visit with their brother and sister-in-law, Mr and Mrs. A. R. Lewis of N'. Galla tin Ave.

Holiday guests at the home of Mr Mrs. Robert Baden of dale, were their son and daughter in-law. Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Badea and son of Cleveland, another son and daughter-in-law, Mr.

and Mrs Robert Baden and family Bridgeport, and their son in-law- and daughter. -Mr. and Jtrs Robert and family Cleveland. Ohio. Richard-Mitchell son of Mr.

and Mrs. Robert Mil chell celebrated his birthday anni versary on Sunday, Dec. 24. His father is a birthday to day, Dec. 27.

Mr. and Mrs. L. E. Rider.

Hop wood, observed (heir 34th wedding anniversary an Christmas Day. Holiday guests at the 'borne Mrs. Mary Xypaver of 155 Brad dock were Martha Nypaver Frank Nypaver, Cleveland, Ohio Betty Xypaver. Pittsburgh, am Mr. and Mrs.

Paul Goberni atv. son, Michael, of Greensburg. The Gobernis also visited with his par enls, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Goberai 47 Reppert Blvd.

Paul B. McCleUandtovn will observe his birthday an niversary tomorrow. Roger Gallet, a student at Carn i Institute of Technology "I'd go out of my way to get POMCO" Careful, discriminating housewives know that it takes good ingredients in order to prepare good foods. That's why they'll go a little farther, when necessary, to shop at the store carrying the POJMCO brand of foods and allied products. Only the best groceries bear the POMCO label.

But, surprisingly, theycostno more than theordinaryt Look for the POMCO label at your nearby fSSSnPOIAtG community grocer's. FASHIONS FROM COX'S Pittsburgh, is visiting at home, He is the son of Mrs. Louis Gallet of Belmont Circle. Visiting with their parents, Mr. and Mrs.

Byron Arthur of Fairchance, are Mark Arthur, a second year student at West Virginia University, and Bill Arthur, a student at Andover Newton Theological School, in Newton Center, Mass. Francine Pasqualone. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Pasqualone of Buffalo, N.

formerly of (Jniontown. celebrated her 15th birthday anniversary on Sunday Dec. 24. Ken Bair, advertising manager of Sears-Roebuck spent the holiday weekend in Williarnsport with his parents, Mr. and Mrs.

John Bair. Jonn Ptak. son Mr. and Mrs. John Ptak of 77 Lemon celebrated his birthday anniversary on Sunday, Dec.

2i. He is a student at Uniontown Joint Senior High School. Mr. and Mrs. W.

S. Lloyd, Oakland are today observing their wedding anniversary. Lloyd, circulation manager of Uniontown Newspapers is also a birthday celebrant today. Mr. and Mrs.

Alfred Santos and Mr. and Mrs. Frank McKetwa Brooklyn, N. spent Christmas Day with their mother, Mrs. Amelia Pasqualone of Searight Ave.

I BIRTHS Unjojjtown Mr. and Mrs. John Stair, le- mont Furnace, Box 45. a daughter at 6:15 a.m. Sunday, Dec 24 1961.

Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Brown. Uniontown R.D. 3, Box 709, a son at 11:01 a.m.

Sunday, Dec. 24, JS61, snd Mrs. Delbert DuPont. 22 Sumnyt Uniontoiwi, a Eon at 2:13 a.ri. Monday, Der 25 1.

Mr. James Kirkpatrick, New Saltm. Box SK, a son p.m. Monday, Dec 25 1961. Mr Mrs.

William Provance, Uniontown D. 1, Box 101-C, a daughter at 9:25 p.m. Monday, Dec. 25, 1961. Mr.

and Mrs. Michael Hrebenar, Smilhfield R.D. 3, a son at p.m. Monday. Dec.

25, Connellsville Hospital Mr. and Mrs. Harry Clark, Connellsville R.D. 2, a soa at 2:50 a.m. Tuesday, Dec.

26, 1S61. GRADED CHEESE i i a graded Cheddar cheese is now available. The U.S. Department of Agriculture's AA shield, used for butter, is now also used for cheese that measures up to certain standards for flavor, body and texture, finish and appearance, and color. If you want to keep your opened jars of jams and jellies from "sugaring." be sure to keep them lightly covered.

IHE EVENING STANDARD, HF.ONESDA,, DEIE-MDir. 2V, K61 PACE 3 SCOUT 99, Girl Mexico. PROJECT--Members of Troop Scouts, completed a project on Seated is Doris Hall. Others (left to right) are: Deborah Dawson, Cheryl Slater, Renee Slater, Dariene Mitchell. --Reratd-Slindard Pholo BPW Meets In California California Business and Professional Women's Club held ils annual Christmas party recently in California Library.

The club had Betty HoliisofUn- ioruown, director of District XII. as guest on her official visit. Miss Hollis complimented the members on the beautiful Christmas decorations, commended them on their achievements and the attainment of equalization in membership. She also explained how important it a the continued support of all clubs in membership, the attendance at district meetings and the attendance at state conventions. She stressed the need for support at the state convention in May, 1962, when District XII will be host, and was counting on the members of the California Club for (heir support in duties assigned.

She explained that each member has a definite responsibility to be at the state convention and she was depend- Girl Scout Troop 99 Participates In Mexican Holiday Program Recently Girl Scouts Troop 99, composed of Junior High Students from North Union and Ben Franklin Scliools, participated in a program, Mexican Holiday. The group meets in Fairground School each Tuesday under the leadership of Mrs. Jeanne Eisler. Recently the Brownie Troop was invited to be guests at the troop's celebration of the posados, or pageants. In Mexico, posados are held for nine conseeutivi nights preceding Christmas.

The Scouts gave their version of the celebration by singing carols participating in a candleligh procession by carrying figures Mary and Joseph, wearing Mex ican hats which they made. They also exhibited arts and crafts, basketry, pottery, leathe goods and pictures articles loaned by Mrs. Vi Vaientich Pittsburgh formerly of New Mexico. Mexican games were played and refreshments served. Tne Scouts now are working on key and coin purses of lealh er to be given as gifts.

Tie girls howl regularly ant are planning an ice skating par ty for Thursday. HUSH THE SQUEAK Many-purpose sticks of a soft waxlike lubricating material ar available at the hardware store Rub on drawer runners, along in side of window sashes to squeaks. Beautiful Brown Dyed Marmol 58 Healher Misl Dyed Muskrai 98 Blue Misl Dyed Squirrel $100 Natural Paste! Mink $224 Lei Out Hatural Mink $298 prices plus tox Use Our Eosy Credit Terms Fur products labeled to show country of origin of imported furs. Metrler's Second Floor Civic League Plans Event January meeting of the Women's Civic League will be held Thursday. Jan.

4. at in the YMCA. A program on home decorations has been arranged by the chairman. Mrs. Margaret Brent.

Plans will be announced for a bazaar in March. Mrs. E. Foye is league president. i RIGHT MEASUREMENT Three quarts of water and a tablespoon salt is right for cooking a half pound of a pasta product.

SO.METHJjVG TO KNOW Xote to new cooks: The broiling time for meat depends on the thickness of the meat, not oa its weight. Junior Unit OfVFW954 In Gathering Mrs. Beverly Demeski, assisted by Mrs. Imogene Hannigan, was in charge of the recent meeting of Group 1 of the Junior Auxiliary to the Filer-Sadlek L'unint 934, V.F.W., Jefferson and Mather. The session was opened with (he flag salute followed by the al Anthem, prayer and repeating the preamble of the American Legion Auxiliary.

During the remainder of the afternoon, the girls made Christmas angels followed by carol singing, a Christmas treat and refreshments. The members were asked to collect coupons and the one collecting the most coupons will receive an award. A silver dollar was presented to Cindy Titus for collecting the most coupons this past year. Present were Cindy and Cathy Eaton, Jodella White. Jackie and Clemmie Hannigan, Ten Huffma.

Cathy and Cheryl Demaski and Jean Titus. ing upon each member to give of themselves. As in past years, the club again voted to contribute financially lo "Operation Santa Clans." The Altruistic fund committee. Carol Jones, Ruth Underwood, Suzanne Gennaula, Mary Grace Battaglia and Dolores Kaukonen and the flower committee. Margaret Phillips and Dora Savage, historian, directed the program.

Carol Jones and Phillips were in charge of the decorations Suzanne Oonnaula had charge of fhe Christmas gift exchange, and Mary Grace Baliaglia had a group of school children play music. The lunch committee included Doroies Kaukonen. Dora Savage. Ruth L'nderwood. Adelia Birkensha and Kathryn Christmas carols enjoyed, with Mary Grace Battaglia as the leader.

Guests attending were Mrs. Anita Bartoleiti. California; Mrs. Mary Catherine Rocbrell and Rose Christie, Uniontown. rur EDGE Fat around beei and ham steaks is usually gashed to prevent curling during cooking.

don't sjxnjj 1 cent on goods 'til you PENNEY'S GIANT WHITE GOODS NEXT TUESDAY! watth your newspapers! savings on the woyl Not Closeouts! fresh New Stock Bought For This Event YEAR-END Stock your shelves witii brand name white goods at safe prices! Wash Cloths Other Specials iSfwBts 1.78 Pillow Cases, i 42x36" 2 for Bedspreads 2.37 MIXED NUTS "VBy 77 Plush him rubber insures non-skiVMing. Qnifity pre-shruhfc, washable cotron i efids Stays soft, fresh anf fluffy wash after wash. Man)- btautiful colors. Buy at savings! Full-Fashioned Nylons 9.0 Whole Cashews large Almonds Shelled Brazils- Blanched Nuls Filberts Pecans .....2 r.lo Corduroy Ca pr J0 Jg Dreues ....3,33... Bay's 6 f6 PLASTIC SALE A A Oust pans, cups and saucers, refrigerator plctes, clothes sprinklers, buiter dishes with cover; bowls, catsup, mustoK) dispensers.

Most Items in Both Stores E. Main St. and UnlonlowB Shopping Oattr 2 9 9 304 Interlocking Pieces 4 9 7 Aluminum Cookie ea. 99c Ufi fO for 99c I 45 RAM. Used Record, 25c Melal Portable Bows, 4-10" high.

2 .98 J'9o7 8lor99c S. S. KRESGE COMPANY.