The Evening Standard from Uniontown, Pennsylvania • Page 17

TUB MORNING HRRAI.n THE BVENINO STANDARD 87-Mflblje Homej 94-Publlc Sales CAMP THAI VecnllrmAr, mint liriuMnlo. Itefiiilnrly urn fnr Afoul Koner.vJW« ril 5 -iisit i inndeln inch 12x60, 4 licilronmt wllh Miller gun i i llorm wlnrimvi, removable ncrecni, hmne tynt doon. neinilnr price MUSH. isle pried Hl)fl6. come In Emy I IvlnK Mobile IKiiue RnnU 31, 12 iMiironiii Wllh lol.

Soillll 81., C'urmlcllMli. TRAILER Scolly, 16'. K. Main, 437-7030. TRAILER 10502 bedroom.

Id m. TRUCK CAMPEH-- S' WnlTMl 4, UHS electric tintl slnvn wllh cm nvnn, fully equipped. like now. fi2H-4245. CLASSIFIED DISPLAY MO Rt, PerryopollB, Pa.

Sales anrt service. Aim Barlen, a I i a Stop In today. THAIMCRS Truck campers, tent i a Complelo display of recreational vehicles at Camper Sales, Flouts 110 NorUl, Connellsvllle. 62R-Rfi25. WIT-KINS TRAILER SALES Monitor travel travelers.

Insnec- tlon and auppHea. Rt, 711 4 Ugonltr. Pa. 236-2841. Nn Ii )l 1 Turn 1.1 t(vnl of i 12 rows i HK'i'iwiB, rows arn i a 1 II I a gnnit wo 15 I a tftrnni.

i i inul a icn. lilpc; iTinciu nilxcr.wllh Irl iinriin i i pnsl Imlo l)( nf lti l.mi i i In rnni rciunllion; nnr lol drtd i i i JR Kflsh like new I Sfl rhlc-kpn rncrtrr. I cue washer, 1 canrtler- 11 hntkcls. 12 ORB I n.iylon Poll, I of new 'I-BU cnspi Sll 21" a i a 150 It. of nihlicr hnse nnct olher nilsnellnncfius linns, 'rorms -'ash.

Keep IWs rtnlc onpnl a owner, il. D. 2. Brllei Vrrnrvn. Pa.

A Mall anrt Boh Slnhl. Phone flH-fl26-MM niM 41S. 2rlH. A used car that might be OK with you, might not be with us These are CLASSIFIED DISPUY 87A--Mobile flome Spaces HOLIDAY MOBILE HOME Unlontown'a newest anrt must modern park o( 110 spaces now renting spaces. Located jusl off Route 51 Hcrn.is from Hill's Shopping See a a at park office or phone 437-2013, lor Sale CHEVHOLET ItTfiS 1 T.

cylinder. 3 speed $105, Aulo 114 Pltlslnirgh SI. 13B. DODQE Va Ion. 6 cylinder.

$205, Danko Molnrs. Uim Croasroads. VORD 10B7 FlOOn trnelor. sal. 2 speed 1000x20 tires.

See Karl 'Kern at Null Ford Sales, Rnille '10 Wesl. opposite Moss Super Market, rhonc 437-aim. WF1ED DISPLAY GMC 1866 plate van, Torollow dlesel engine. Excellent fuel mile- ase Bryson Motors, 231 E. Fayette St.

Phone 43B.853I. TlMC-- 1S5T tandem dump. Needs ensrtne. $550. Bryson Motors.

Ml E. Fayette S(. Phone 43B.S531 OMC 1BB1 W-ion tt. wldesld; pickup truck. VS engine.

Oitorl serviceable unit. Bryson Motors. 231 E. Tayelle St. Phone 4388531.

CMC --196! plate tractor. Torodoiv engine, sleeper, Bryson Motors, 1 Sl 1 FC 4 wheel 1,4 Ion. 725-9543. Looking for a Econovan? '65 Ford 90,7 Dump Truck? TiO Chevy Plain $1097 Chassis Cab? '63 Chevy C-30 1 ton $1197 FIKE CHEVROLET CO. COMB BY OUR WAT TRADE YOUR WAT MlWontown 383-7738 'G5 Chevrolet fmpala 2-dorr hardtop.

Radio, healer', V8, automatic transmission and power steering 1QG5, 4 wheel drive, pickup, "V'B. SS05 329-5524. TANDEM DUMP TRAH.ER WHITE TANDEM--1862 Dump. Ciood condition. 89--Aulo Accessories-Tires RAMBLER MOTOR--1959 6 cylinder and parts.

438-6870. 90--Aulo lor Hire-Garages AUTO AMU TRUCK RENTAL -Move yourself. Also cars for rent. Renl-A-Kar, 437-2071; 438-1601. TRUCK RENTAL by hour, day week.

Three Guys Truck Rental. 320 Bailey Ave. 43B-8R6B. BOB'S BARGAIN BUSTERS 'R3 Ynmntin 350 ce. Demo.

Was (869 NOW $695 '68 Ynmnha 250 cc, like new $305 'Rfl Forrt 4 8. fiLIrk $90.1 'S5 Ford 4 Wfigon, R. PS SS9.S '65 Chftvy -J 8, PS S95 '65 Rambler Ambassador, 2 slick '64 Comanche 14 It, trtwnl trnller $605 '64 Pontiao 2 hardtop, R. PS $303 '64 Rambler wagon, 6, auto $3fla '63 Olds 4 R. nuto.

'63 Ford 4 8, Blink $250 '62 Chevy. 4 dr. '62 Mercury 4 8, auto- 'R2 Anstin-Hefily Sprite '50 Bulck 4 auto. '56 Cliftvy 6, 4 dr. TRADE NOW AT BOB SHAW AUTO CENTER Hopwnod 438-8431 '6fi Dnilge Pplaro 2-rloor tiard- lop.

Radio, hcatpr, V8, au- lornntic transmissinn and pnwcr $1 slcering i -j 'S4 Fnrd Galaxie 500 2-rioor hardtop. a i healer, VS. 4-speel '67 Chevy II 2-door. Radio, heater, B-cylindcr, automatic transmission I '68 Rambler Javelin. Radio, a i i automatic transmission WE SELL! SERVICE! WE SATISFY! G.M.A.C.

and FINANCING IMONAGHAN ROUTE 51, NORTH OF UNIONTOWN PHONE 438-2577 CONTINUING THE AUCTION SALE OF THE CENTURY 3rd 4lh Sessions collodion ot Waller .1. lonry, Adamsburfi, Pn. to hfi held nl the Adaimburg Fira I off nmile 30, 1 miln East nf Irwin Interchange of Ihc Turnpike. DATES OF SALR THURSDAY ond FRIDAY AUGUST 28, 29 9:30 A.M.-7 P.M. THURSDAY and FRIDAY SEPTEMBER 18, 19 9:30 A.M.-7 P.M.

The in he Included In Ms sale: horse drawn vehicles, antique i of nil i jlass, mechanical bunks, still Iron toys, Currier Ivos prtnla, occupational ft I mugs, portable organ, music hox- en. Gone-Wlth-Thc-WInd shades, hanging lamps vafies, bells nt nil kind, witch JUR 600 Ib. cast Iron hell, oil lamps and. also 1052 a louring car which will be auctioned on Au gUBl 2R, Hundreds nf other Hems TERMS OF SAT.E-- CASH, MONEY ORDERS, CASHIER'S CHECKS ALL SALES FINAL LUNCH SERVED C. J.

HENRY and D. HENRY, MANAGERS H. L. FRYE. AUCTIONEER B.

BREYER, ADV. MGR. CLASSIFIED DISPLAY SAVE AT MATWAY CHEVROLET Near Twin Conches PHONE fifS-flOOO INCOME TAX COURSE me taming In Uia crowing Held ol I rolaiilonal tax low, Block argeil Income TAX Bftivtet tench you (4 prepaifl Income I roiurns In special 12 week I ulllfln conve-1 lo accommo- lalo working iturivnli and houae- iwlvoi. ruollmenl Ii open lo all a i paviou 1ra(nln0 or ixpcri- in06 (flqulrnd, lobs for Qualifying Qrttfirilei Classes start Stplembtr For Sell (t With A Classified Ad in Kayelle St. Unlon- lown, Phone 437-7711 Pfaaie send Informi lion about Ihrs 1970 HSR Blot Income Tax Couiaa.

Thli It lor Information only and plaicei ma under no obligation enroll. Mama Address- Clly Stfltft 2lf Cods. Insurance Plan Given For Drivers HArmisuuur, AP) A program In meet Ihe needs ol Ihc marginal driver and still maintain competitive prices for Ihc general motoring public was suggested Monday by the state's largest auto insurer. The plan was proposed hy Donald P. McHugh, vice president and genera! counsel o( Stale Farm Mutual Insurance Bloominglon, 111.

He commented at a public hearing of the Slate Insurance Commission, which Is looking into requests for automobile rale increases by Farm proposal THE OLDEST DEALER IN WESTERN PA. INVITES YOU TO SEE OVER 125 HOMES ON DISPLAY, in Contemporary, Mediterranean, Early American, Country English and Sapnish Decor Sizes from 60 ft. to 70 ft. with one, two, three and four bedrooms. Front kitchens or living rooms.

Front bedrooms and dining rooms. and 2 full baths. SHOP AT'ONE OF OUR LOTS TODAY TWIN MOBILE HOMES 25 YEARS SAME OWNERSHIP BADEN GRF.ENSBURG INDIANA PERRYOPOLIS 889-3033 n34-815(l 4K3-3190 7354420 91 --Motorcycles and Bicycles CYCLES New and used. Mini bikes Scramblers. Sporla.

Honda nt Brier Hill, 7B5-6504. ENGI.Is'lTriACER-- 10 specif. 436-3179. BARLEY DAVIDSON parte, accessories, motorcycles. Unlonlown Hurley-Davidson 360 Pittsburgh St.

438-1821. HONDA 450, Scrambler. 1.600 miles. $650. SUZUKI--1969 cc.

6 Epeed. 4JB- 3663. 250 Bear Scrambler. Good condition. $3Z5.

YAMAHA Motorcycles. Big discounts on all remaining 1 9 models. Bob Shaw Cycle Center. Hopwotx), 4311-11431. YAMAHA--1068, too cc.

Twin. miles. Wllh helmet $250. 564-0206. Don't struggle with insurance we give you all the help you need! Dont try to be your own insurance advisor.

It's a regular part of our service to give you the help you need in choosing sound insurance protection for your For fast, friendly service, call us today. SEARIGHT INSURANCE AGENCY "OLDEST IN FAYETTE COUNTY" Edw. McShane, Jr. Ph. 438-3548 A.

E. Sesler, Jr. A. E. Sesier 2-fi E.

Main Street Edw. W. McShane Slmca 1204GIS Back-Door Runabout In Untontown 92--Automotive Repairs AUTO INSPECTION--Gel your cars and trucks inspected early at George Motor Snles, 2G2 E. Mam Uniontown. CLEAN LATE MODELS Will pay oft balance or trade down, 43B-93M.

94--Publicises AUCTTON SALES Complete Auction Service. Grover R. Hagerly. auctioneer. Hermfln F.

Morgan, apprentice. Phone 438-7751 or l.37- 6.W7. AUCTION SALES Complete service. Wylle S. Rlllcnhouse, Auctioneer, Derrick Uniontown.

Phone 438-0581. Sedan. Xz Back seat up, serfsn, Flip down, It't wagon. BERWYNS. DETWE1LERJNC.

(YOUR SERVICE- MINDED DEALER) 520 MORGANTOWN ST. UNIONTOWN, PA. PHONE 438-8547 'A Wagon. Yi Sedan. Simca Back-Door Runabout AUCTtON SALE Saturday, August 30starllne i Located 818 E.

Church Street, Majonlown, Pa. A i a furnishings I i BO Inch nylon neiKe couchi liarrcl hack red velvet covered biskfii hack walmit frame chair: Behr Brothers Co. N. Y. Welle Mlgnon player baby grand plnno; Prism bra wllh marble base.

3 rc; (me oriental lir.iss I a i lamp; back frnllwond upholsterer Tlfflny lype hlown IB In. vase: -I paper weights; hlue glass Mlppcrs: large group of elephants; group i rterorMor dogs; pair lilnwn tulip vases; bisque horses; bisque noil; floe i i wheel: (TOR; Iron ten kelllc; milk Elnss vases; iron stage coach; a hand chime a a clock, move- a In Germany, Inlaid, not a i nut very fine; pr. of sectional bookcases; pr. of clilna large jardlcncr: a a cane SMI chair; pedestal stands; lot of books; drum tnble; 4 radios; largo lol of pressed pieces; chlnn vases; goblets; ruby ware; antique glass nns; large lot of cut and pressed pitchers, howls. jars, cream and sugars, compotes; line how front glass paneled china closet; cut glass vases; place setting lamoges; blue vases; celeries, bowls; largo punch bowl nnrl 12 cups; Sheffield silverware service (or 12, fine; English plate.

Welterwarc: pitcher and bowl Ml; gossip bench; monkey bnnk; large firass hand hell. 2 walnut carved double bedrooms Buite: 3 cane walnut cha rs; cane bedroom rocker: Scth IrrmPM day chime clock: Drass WO day clock; Tangier a cr a i anrf chair: upho liUred a i poster single 4 elec early decorator lrt chhF1 vanlly lamps; 4 cane back chairs, library lahle: wicker table; six directors chairs: walnu glass nancl door china closet; a lArBo a Orcenshoro crocks anT wMn.il anllque cnrd table; new rug ncnihhor; organ atool; lot of oil lamps; I folding wheel I door ullllty cupboards; large Iron kettle; lot of fvery day dishes, umbrella clolho mowor many olhcr unlisted ff.rnS.Pmn to altonrt very fine Terms: Cuth. Owner noBi-nkranz. Auctioneer. S.

Rtllenhouio. rhor.e. 1 Auctioneer. Phono Specialty 220- while automatic transmission AM radio power steering remoie- controi mimx turbine wheel covets upper body sports snipes tunk lid appliqua Plus these standard features: wheelbase 7fl CO. ft trunk ctotfi-and-vinyl orall-vlrry interior deep-loop catpelkia curved and ventiess win clows bright window bright ood biack curb molding 30 NEW CARS 30th ANNIVERSARY PRICES SAVE 3 WAYS No Increase in financing costs No increase in new car costs No increase In sales tax.

NEW CARS PRICED AS LOW AS '1895 ED ENANY Our Thirtieth Year 336 E. Main St. Phorw insurance companies. The Slate would provide direct access to insurance market, make coverage available to all licensed drivers, eliminate the possibility of no insurance for any declined or terminated risk and afford the kinds and amounts of coverage reasonably required. Mcilugh said much of Ihe market for auto insurance has tightened as pressures mounted for broadened benefits and payments to more people.

In addition, there were legislative restrictions on Ihe right to choose customers, he said. "In the face of these contradictory pressures, many insur- UNIONTOWN, TUESDAY, AUGUST 28, 1089-PACiE 17 Defense Costs Will Stay High SAN C1.EMENTK, Calif. (API The Nixon administration is seeking to dispel any idea lliat he nation will have a financial windfall for domestic programs when the Vietnam war ends- It sees the possibility that defense spending after peace comes may even he higher than it is now. President Nixon's urban affairs adviser, Daniel P. Moyni- ban, said Monday "there Is not likely to be anything like the free resources we had hoped ers responded with mass cancellations and refusals to renew," McHugh said.

In addition to State Farm, companies seeking increases arc Nationwide Mutual Insurance Aelna Casually and Surely Co. and the Insurance Eating Hoard on liehalf of Its affiliated companies. Stale Insurance Commissioner George F. Reed who will later decide whether to accept or re jcct the increases, warnec against shortsightedness by the public. "To many, the only way to protect the public interest is to refuse lo permit rates to go up even to do so arbitrarily ant without regard lo the justifica lions for increases," he said "Indeed, I have received sucl entreaties in connection wit these pending filings.

But ftm Ihis view very shortsighted. "A few dollars may he savec loday, bul the consenuence fo tomorrow may he insolvency for Ihe insurance company or, as is more likely, its complete wilh- flrawal from the Pennsylvania Insurance market." LEGAL NOTICES Hou se, Unlontowr until 10:00 o'cloc E.D.S.T. Thursday, Septembe for Ihe preparing and paint Scaled proposals will hy Ihe Fayetle County Board CommissionerB, Rt the Office of thft Fayette County Controlier, Fayette County Court Pennsylvania, A.M.. 4. 18E ing of all exposed wood metal trim on Ihe exterior of th Fayette County Home.

Box 877, Fay eHe County, Unionlown, Pennsy anla, at which lime and place the will be publicly opened and rca aloud. Copies ot ihe apecl It cations other contract documents are ort fl and open to public inspection at th office ol the Fayette County Co troller and the Office ol the Com missioners. Copies may be obtaine without cost to the bidder. Each hid must be accompanied a certified check or bid bond in amount of not less than ten per cent of the tolal amount of th bid, same to be drawn In favor the "County of Sealed proposals shall be dressed to the Fayelte County Controller, Fayette County Court House, Unlonlown, Pennsylvania and. marked BID NO.

19 FOR THE PREPARING AND PAINTING OF ALT, EXPOSED METAL DOORS AND WINDOWS AS WELL- AS WOOD METAL TRIM ON THE EXTERIOR OF THE FAYETTE COUNTY HOME, BOX BT1, FAYETTE COUNTY, UNIONTOWN, PENNSYLVANIA. No bid may be withdrawn for thirty (30) days alter the scheduled closing time tor receipt of bids. The Fayette County Board of Commissioners, Fayette County, Penn syivania reserves the right to waive any Informalities in or reject any or all bids, and award the contract as may be deemed to the best interest of the County of Fayetle. JAMES E. RAYMOND Controller VIrs.

Bruce Basses Away NEW YORK (AP) Funeral ervices will he held In New York Thursday for Mrs. Ailsa Mellon Bruce, heiress to one of he country's great fortunes. Mrs. Bruce died in New York Monday following an illness. She was ahout 65.

Mrs. Bruce, who mainlainec louses in Manhattan and Syosset, L.I., in recent years, was born in Pittsburgh. She was the daughter of Andrew W. Mellon and served as her father's hos less during his terms as Secre tary of the Treasury and U. Ambassador to London.

She married diplomat Davit K.E. Bruce in 1926, hut divorced him in 1945. Bruce is also former Ambassador lo London Mrs. Bruce is a first cousl of Richard King Mellon, mana ger of the family financial em pire in Pittsburgh. Firlune Magazine estimalec her personal value at $500 million last year.

She had devoted most of the lime before her illness lo various philanthropic projects. "We're not gomg lo have the dream world people thought after the war is over," Moynlhan said. He gave this assessment after a three-hour Urban A a i Council meeting with Nixon at the Western White House, devoted lo a detailed analysis of what the American economy can bo xpected to do over the next ve fiscal years and the ques- on of national priorities on pending. A Japanese relation lo the morning glory is called Ihe California rose. However, it is not a rose and does not come rom California.

DEATH NOTICES MCCLELLAND. MRS. A JOBES-- Friends will received in the Edward E. MInerd Funeral Home, Main St, today from 3 to 5 and 1 to p.m., and Wednesday unll! 11 a.m. the hour of service with Hey.

Dr. Earl P. Confer officiating. Interment will he In Park Place Cemetery. MORRIS A A CHARLES -Friends are being received in thft a Funeral Home, 133 W.

Fay- cite St. today from 2 to 8 and 7 to 10 p.m. and Wednesday until 9 a. m. where prayer service wlH be held followed by Requiem High Mass at SI.

Mary's Church at :30 with Rev. Fr. Michael P. Kushner, as celebrant, Interment will be in the church cemetery. Parish Rosary will be recited tonight nt 7:30 p.m.

CLEAN PLANE DAYTON, Ohio (AP) Larry INVITATION FOR BIDS ON MOVABLE FURNITURE Wednesday. September 24, 1969 at 1:00 P.M. (EDST) the STATE PUBLIC SCHOOL BUILDING AUTHORITY. P. O.

Box 3151, Karrisburg, Pennsylvania, 17120. will publicly open all scaled proposals, received up to that hour for the purchase of School Furniture lo be delivered to the Laurc! Highlands School District located South end of Itie City of Union town, a I the Intersection of Hooks town Avenue and Woodlawn Fayette County, Pennsylvania, uthoilly Project No. 03-827. SpeclftcatEonE, proposal and envelopes may be secured by pplying to the Autbority. Proposals shall be accompanied by Bank Cashier's or Treas- rer's Check, mafle payable to the TATE PUBLIC SCHOOL BUILD- NG AUTHORITY, In an amount of ot less than Five Per Cent if the Bid, The Authority reserves the right reject or accept all or any part if any Bid.

W. STUART HELM Executive Director Stale Public School Building Authority Neal, operator of a carwash service here, posted what he thought was a clever promotional sign, reading "Air planes Washed free." He was laken aback for a moment when Neal Loving drove up with an airplane being towed behind his motor car. But Neal summoned his carwash crew and made good on the promise. NOVAK, THEODORE FRED -Age 39 years, of Morgan town Iload, died Monday, August 25, 1969, Surviving are his wife, Mrs. Marie Brasaeur Novak; three daughters.

Linda. Eva Marie, and Tracey, all at home; (our rjrolhers, Thomas of Unlontown, Joseph of Pittsburgh, Frank of Cleveland, Ohio, and John of Chicago, two sisters. Mrs. Fred (Veronica) Botti Uniontown and Mrs. Joseph (Jen) Shenal of Rachel.

W. Va. A veteran of World War II, he was a member of Si. Joseph's R. C.

Church and an employee of the Columbia Gas Company. Friends will be received in the Haky Funeral Home, 139 W. Fayeile tonight from 7 to 10 p.m., Wednesday from 2 lo 5 p.m. and 7 to 10 p.m., and Thursday until 10 a.m. when a prayer service will be held followed by Requiem High Mass in St.

Joseph's R. C. Church at 10:30 a.m. with Rev. Fr.

John Kacmarczyk, as celebrant. DEATH NOTICES CAP1TONI. HAFFAELLE--Friends are being received in the Yoney Funeral Home, Masontown where a prayer servfce will be held Wednesday al 10 AM wllh the Rev. Fr. -Andrew a officiating Interment will be in St, Aeries Cemetery, Leckrone.

The Chris- I a Mathers of AU Saints R. C. Church will recitft the Rosary this evening at 1:30. CLASSIFIED DISPLAY HYBRID CANNING TOMATOES STUCKSLAGER FARM Bring Own Basket Call between fi p.m. and 8 p.m.

32IV4521 FKAZEE, JAMES BL.AINE Age 85 years, of Confluence and formerly of Glade Farm, W. died Saturday, August 23, 1969 In the Somerset Community Hospital. The son of the iBte William and Ellmie Spurgeon Frazce, he was born Junt 14. 1853 fn Carroll County. Md, Surviving are two daughters, Mrs.

Wllma Robtnsonof Clinton, Pa, and Mrs- Heah Picard nf the state of Florida; two a i four great grandchildren; and a brother, Kusset! of Marklrysburg. Friends will rie received in Hie Humberts Funeral Home, Confluence, where funeral services will be held Wednesday at 2 p.m. with Rev. Joseph Hershman odlcUtLng. Interment be in Ceme- lery.

Frlondsville, Md. SABOL. MRS. MARY--Age 53 years, of PerryopoHs, died Monday. August 25, 1969 at 7 a.m.

In the Connellsville Stale a Hospital, Born In Austria-Hungary, she was a member of St, John's R. C. Church of Perryopobs. Her husband, George Sabol. preceded her in death.

In September, 19fi3. Surviving are three sons, Steve o( Newell, George of Perryopolis, and William of N. Highland, three daughters, Mrs. Lula Fodor of Sharon, Mrs. Irene Pavilsnk of Pittsburgh, and Mrs.

Grace Dzara of Perryopolis; fifteen grandchildren; seven great grandchildren; and a sister, Mrs. Loin Sarlk of McKeesport. Friends are being received in the John Kallok Funeral Home, Perryopolis. where a prayer service be held Wednesday at 9:30 a.m., followed by Requiem High Mass at 10 a.m. at SI.

John's C. Church. Per- ryopolJs with the Rev. Fr. Edward V.

Curry as celebrant, i will be in the Wake service will evening al (Brownsville Telegraph, please copy.) church cemetery. be held this PRICES SLASHED Are you ready for our annual August clearance sale? We are Come in and compar prices-ours are tower. Many models to choose from. Don't wait till it's too late. All prices include delivery and set up within 100 miles.

8 convenienlly Incaled lols to choose from WEST UNIONTOWN (4121 WASHINGTON 222'lfllS (412) MODULE HOMES NEW ST ANTON S25-3501 BUTLER 5K6-7U2 (412) DELMONT 4fifl-50n (-112) ZBUBNOPLB 'IS2-8S50 (412) ERIE 474.5534 (814) MARTIK-FRANKLIN (BI4) GU5EMAN. FRED THEODORE--A former resident of Cuyhoga Falls, Ohio and recently a resident of 2701 Harris Wheaton. rtied suddenly Saturday. AuRiist 23. 1989.

He was preceded In a by hlF (atlier, Gale Gusomati in February, 19fi6; one brother. Robert Guseman in October. and two brothDrs in infancy. Surviving arc his wife, Margaret a (our children, Dehra Burns, Slinron Gall Brooks. Rebecca Diana Gnseman, and llnlierl Alan his mother.

Mrs. Haltle Herring Guseman; four sis- ter.s, Dorothea Sislcr, Marjorie Kiuory, Klcanor Rutus, and M.iry Goff; nnrl a brother, James a The a i will receive friends in the Richard n. Herod Funeral Home, Pt. Marlon, after in a.m. Wednesday a 2 p.m.

Thnrsdav the hour of serx-lce. interment will he In ihe LHllf Arlington Section, Evergreen Memorial Park. i i a riles will he accorded nl ihe Rrnvesicle. JOHN. LEONA I DAVIS-Ape E12 years, a rcsldenl of ,10 FaycUe Brownsville, dJcd Monday.

August 25, 1060 nl 2:10 p.m. At Ihe home of her daughter, Mrs. Belly Llslon of LaBellc. A life long resident of this vicinity, she was November 26, 1886 At Newell. Surviving are thrco davighters, Mrs, Madeline Lavcrdi and Mrs.

a Petty, both nf Brownsville. Mrs. Betty Llslon ot Lanelle; four sons. WllUam John of Akron. Ohio.

Harold nf Brownsville. T.eroy BergenfleM, N. and Robert of New Mlllforrt. N. grandchildren; twenty-six greal Ri-annchildrcn; Iwft frroat a slslrr, Mrs.

Kin- nle Spcclmnn nf W. i and two brothers. F.llls Dnvli of Alliance. Ohio and Jack Davis of She preceded In death by her John in Ifl2fl and daughter. Mildred Slnnlon In Idfifi.

The fnmlly will recrlvp friends In Ihr Homer a a Home. Front Prowiisvllle loday from 7 to in p.m. from 2 to and 7 tit 1ft p.m., flnri until p.m. Thurndsy. Ihe hour of with Rsv, Franklin Minor off i i a i I in BrlrtRCporl Cemrlery.

SAUERS, MADELAINE FAUST -Requiem High will inton- pd Wednesday at a.m. al St. Bernard's R. C. at While Plains.

The a i wilt receive friends (n the Robert S. Oats a Home. 71 Pennsylvania Ave, Wednesday from 7:30 to PM, where a blessing service will be conducted Thursday, August 28 al a.m. with the Rt. Rev.

Megr. Andrew J. Schneider off (elating. I out will he in Sylvan Heights Cemetery. W1LLIARD.

HOBEUT P. (Bnbl -ARC Ifl years, of 322 N. Main Masontown, died Sunday, A 24, 10(5!) al 12:30 PM In his home. A life long resident of the Masontown area, he was horn October 7, IflfJO In Nicholson Ihft son of the late J.icob H. and Rebecca Jane Helmlck Wllliarcl.

A veteran of World War 1, he also server! On guard duly at Lake Lynn In World War II. He was a member of the Meson town Church, the American Legion Post No. 423, a life member of Ihe P. S. K.

A. School Association, served for Ihlrly-ftve yenrs for Ihfi a Twp, Kchorl Board. Surviving are his wife, Hiilh Wllliard and a slEter. Olive Williard of Preceding him in death were six sisters, a Williard. Lcathlc McC.inn.

Fanny Gray. Vina Willi.irtl. a ard find Mcrtic Willlard, Friends will he received in Ihc i fl. Towns end Funerfil Home, Masontown today from 2 lo and 7 to 10 p.m. Find until Wednesday al 2 p.m.

the hour of sorvlcn wiih Hev. Jerald i i i u'll! lie In Grccnclale Cejnetery, i i a Ritrs will be Accorded at tha graveslrte. HAKY FUNERAL 189 W. FAYETTE ST. KVASNOVSKY, VBHONIOA H.

will he received In Ihe Tuneral Home. W. pile (rom 2 lo 6 7 In 10 p.m., Thursday 9 when service will hf held WImvel by i i IIIBh SI. n. Church 0:30 n.m.

wllli Hev. Kr. Ml- f. Kuitiner, celehrnnl will ho In Ihe Prtrlnh Rosary he recclliKl WcdncJtlny nl p.m. MORRIS, CHAIU.KS fl.

Vlslllng Hours 'Indny 2 lo nnd 7 In 10 pm Rcrgiilnm High Wcdncsriny A.M. KVASNOVSKY, VERONICA tt. Vlslllnx Tndny 7 to 10 P.M. Wcdnrsduy 2 lo 5 and 7 lo 10 P.M. High iWmi Thivsdny 0:30 A.M.

NOVAK, TIIEODORK FHEB VUKInx Ilnum Torlny 7 io 10 p.m. Wednesday 2 (o 5 anil 7 lo 10 p.m, Rcqukm High Mm Thursday A.M..