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The Llgonier Echo Wedneday, May 19, 1976 5 bituary William Howard at loading Bicentennial Wagon train in river journey to district Are you losing money in your checking account? 51, wWr Jil As George Lentz, our WEFS-Ligonier Manager can tell you, California, Oregon and Santa Fe Trails going west. Following the program Saturday, the train proceeded north to Sugar Grove where some 26 wagons were loaded on two river barges. The families left the wagons and will travel to an encampment at Wooddale until the barges arrive at Elizabeth on June 14. The barges will make stops in Missouri, Mississippi and Ohio enroute to Pennsylvania. As part of the National Bicentennial observance, wagon trains are retracing the historic route of travel from the east to converge at Valley Forge on July 4.

The Wagon train will leave Round Hill Farm at Elizabeth on June 15. On June 16, it will visit Sutersville, Gratztown, Lober, Marchand, Cowansburg, Her-minie where there will be a noon stop, Madison, and will encamp at the Youngwood Park and Pool. Leaving Youngwood on June 17, the train will visit Hecla Hurst High School, Norvelt for a lunch stop, Calumet and Mammoth Park where it will spend the night. On June 18, the wagons will travel through Weltytown, Rodney, Donegal, Jones Mills and Laurel Ridge State Park. William Howard of Kecksburg, Pennsylvania State wagon master and assistant state coordinator for the Bicentennial Wagon Train, traveled to the Midwest last weekend to participate in ceremonies and observe the loading of the wagon train on barges for the river journey to Pennsylvania.

Howard flew to Kansas City, Kansas Thursday. On Friday and Saturday morning, Howard rode the wagon train through Kansas City Missouri along the historic Santa Fe Trail to Independence, Missouri where the train was present for dedication of the solid bronze statute of President Harry S. Truman in Independence Square The dedication took place on May 8, Mr. Truman's birthday. President Gerald Ford spoke at the dedication.

Howard said he was particularly pleased to attend the ceremony because of his acquaintance with the late Howard was assigned as motor engineer on Truman's Presidential yacht, the USS Williamsburg in 1945-46 while he was serving in the U.S. Navy. Howard said he paid a visit to the President's wife, Bess and daughter, Margaret Truman Daniels. Independence was known as the Queen City of Trails, according to Howard. It was the parting place of the you're losing money when you carry a larger checking account balance than you really need.

If there's more there than required to meet everyday needs, put it into a 514 Passbook Account. Your money is always available immediately on request and there's no penalty for withdrawal. Funeral Home, Bolivar was in charge of funeral arrangements. Mrs. Walter G.

Goodman Mrs. Walter (Alice Mae) Goodman, 67, formerly of Ligonier, died in Scottsdale, Arizona, Wednesday, May 12, 1976. Mrs. Goodman was born April 8, 1909 in Kentucky, She was a member of the First Church of the Brethren. Surviving are her husband, Walter G.

Goodman; the following children, Walter Thomas of Latrobe; Mrs. Peter (Janet) Malloy of RD 3, Ligonier; Theodore Goodman of Ligonier and Mrs. James (Annette) Longacre of Wexford; eight grandchildren; three brothers, William Burchett and Bogge Burchett both of West Virginia and Lincoln Burchett of Kentucky; three sisters, Rebecca Burchett of Scottsdale and Maxie Layne and Estee Burchett, both of Kentucky. Funeral services were held Saturday in the First Church of the Brethren, Waterford. Interment followed in Ligonier Valley Cemetery, Ligonier.

The Owen Wolford Funeral Home, Ligonier was in charge of funeral arrangements. Mrs. Francis Mustek Mrs. Francis (Nancy Musick, 77 of 300 North Market Street, Ligonier died Monday, May 18, 1976 in Bloomsburg Hospital, Bloomsburg, Pa. She was the widow of Francis (Dutch) Musick, who died in 1973.

Funeral arrangements are being made by the Owen Wolford Funeral Home, Ligonier. WEST END FEDERAL SAVINGS AMD LOAN ASSOCIATION UJEFir Ligonier Ligonier Valley Mini-Mall, Route 711 North, Ligonier, Pa. 15658 412238-6644 Glenn A. Naugle Glenn A. Naugle, 81 of Armagh died Friday, May 1 4, 1976 at the Lee Hospital, Johnstown.

Mr. Naugle was born February 3, 1895 in Cram er, a son of Napoleon and Mary (Sellers) Naugle. He was a member of Cramer Un ited Methodist Church and Hood-VanattPost, American Leg ion, New Florence; was a vete ran of World War I and was a retired employee of Rod a nd Wire Mill, Johnstown Plaint, Bethlehem Steel Corp. He was preceded in death by his parents, his wife, the former Cozy Johns; a brothe Joseph and sisters, Mrs. Nellie Stinson and Mrs.

Rox.y McFeaters. Surviving are a daughter, Mrs. Paul (Gloria) Lowery of Euclid, Ohio; three grandchildren, Wade, Brian and Loretta; two sisters, Mrs. Twila McLaughlin of RD 1, Seward and Mrs. Fannie Gensmore of Reading.

A number of nieces and nephews also survive. Funeral services were held at the Kenneth N. Gray Funeral Home, Seward on Monday, the Rev. David J. Murphy in charge.

Interment was in Armagh Cemetery. Arthur I. Wedge Arthur I. Wedge, 63, of Mana.sses, Virginia, formerly of Darlington, died Monday, May IV, 1976. Mr.

Wedge was born August 24, son of title late Isaiah and Mary (Leary)1 Wedge. Preceded in death by a brother, Robert and a sister, Clara Patterson, he is survived by his widow, Leora (Harr) Wedge; one daughter, Mrs. Leora Campbell and one son, Arthur both of Manasses; seven grandchildren and two brothers and three sisters, Charles Wedge and Mrs. Margaret Burkholder, both of Darlington, Mrs. Sarah Ankney and Mrs.

Mary Hendry, both of Hillside and John Wedge of Pleasant Unity. Funeral services will be held tomorrow (Thursday) in the Baker Funeral Home, Manasses. Interment will follow in Manasses. Mrs. Charles Balrd Mrs.

Charles Franklin 4 lend ultuml at a Vaudeville lives again in Heinz Hall FRISBEE CONTEST! PITTSBURGH Pittsburgh Symphony music director William Steinberg will conduct the final concerts of the 1975-76 symphony season at Heinz Hall on Friday, May 21 at 8: 30 p.m., and Sunday, May 23 at 3 p.m. With this final series of concerts featuring Beethoven's monumental Ninth Symphony and the world premiere of Robert Starer's "Journals of a Songmaker." Dr. Steinberg retires to the post of music director emeritus of the Pittsburgh Orchestra as Andre Previn succeeds him as music director of the Symphony's 1976-77 Golden Anniversary Season. Both works on this concluding program employ soloists as well as orchestra with soprano Karen Altman and bass-baritone Malcolm Smith featured in the "Journals of a Songmaker" and mezzo-soprano Joanna Simon, tenor Jerold Norman, Miss Alt-man and Mr. Smith in the Beethoven opus.

The Mendelssohn choir will also perform in the Ninth Symphony. DATE: Friday, May 28th TIME: 6:00 p.m. PLACE: WEFS-Ligonier, Ligonier Valley Mini-Mall, Route 711 North, Ligonier, Pa. 15658 Prizes to be awarded to winners plus a free frisbee to everyone who enters. Silent auction Bt Assured Of LARGEST SELECTION rx ft PITTSBURGH-Heading the stellar cast for a "good old-fashioned" Vaudeville Revue coming to Heinz Hall on June 6 and 7 are Milton Berle, Godfrey Cambridge, Dick Haymes, The Ink Spots, Harmonica Rascals, Pat Suzuki and one of the most popular showmen of our time, George Jessel.

This is happy news for those who lament the "good old days," and especially the demise of vaudeville, that feast of entertainment featuring singers, dancers, comics and novelty acts. From the rousing opening act to the lavish grand finale, the "Roy Radin Vaudeville Revue," a two-hour extravaganza now touring the country with nine outstanding acts, keeps audiences happily applauding. No vaudeville show is complete without its novelty acts and this show is no exception. Ken Sherburne is a juggler with a difference he works from a 15-foot-high unicycle. Comedian Irving Benson completes the stellar cast, which is ably backed by Buddy Freed's 12-piece orchestra.

Vaudeville lives! 14x56 The Fairfield Township Philanthropic Aid Society will sponsor a silent auction at the Chestnut Ridge Community Center on Friday, May 21. The public is invited to this affair. Refreshments will be available. Mrs. Cecil (Janet) Brinker is president of the society.

For further information, call 238-4408. 2 BEDROOM GREEKSBUR6 MOBIU HOME MART 1 trim Dear Home Buyers: HILLCREST i12 60 BENDIX Star Mils other lota 800 and up Sells Reg. On Other Lots '8700 Sale 57,995 Bobby Vinton coming up PITTSBURGH The Bobby Vinton Show, starring Canonsburg's nationally beloved singing star Mr. Vinton himself, returns to Heinz Hall for 12 shows, opening June 11. Comedian Hank Garcia joins in the fun, but the superstar of the showcase will be "Bobby himself," and remaining tickets are going fast at Heinz Hall.

oviouf "sales broke al aRrervatea0ries of records in al jateo homes: 12 modulars doubles ana "ecognized Obviously, Js and our our discount prices anu wide as oemg best in the area, as a t0Ho-ver, dgffl! two weeks we Too tion of 12 Jg10 modular at prices. Tickets are on sale at the Heinz Ha 11 box office and ticket counters in Kaufmann's, Home's, Gimbels, Sears and all National Record Marts. Group discount information is (Doris Mae) Bolivar died JTriday, May 14, 1976 at her home. Mrs. Baird was born February 7, 1927 in West Wheatfield Township, a daughter of Ro Boring of Hu ff and the late Hazel Boring.

Surviving are' her husband, Charles FrankLin, her father and these children, Ernest A. of Robinson, Mrs. Pamela Quick of Blairsvi lie and I van at home; three grandchildren; these brothers and sisters, Mrs. Leona Yea.ger of New Florence, Mrs. Marie Spack of New Florence, Hazel Gay of Apollo, Jim o.f Robinson, Chester of New York and Herbert of New Florence.

Funeral services were held Monday in the Fir'sit Church of Christ, West Bolivar, the Rev. Charles Owston in charge. Interment was in Westview Cemetery. The Edward J. Speidel Lrst country kltclwn with ttttt cupboard ipici, dtlui furniture pack.

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Ml H.i (term wlnbotn 4 icrttni. noutt-typt available by contacting Mrs. Kathy Meyer, (412) 281-8185. Performances are at 2:30 p.m. and 7 p.m.

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