The Brockway Record from Brockway, Pennsylvania • 1

EVENING THOUGHT There is plenty of room for everybody in this world but wc can't all have front rooms. Incidentals F.F.A. Students Attend State Fair Fourteen members of the Fu BROCKWAY, PENNSYLVANIA, THURSDAY, JANUARY 14, 1960 VOLUME xxxxrv NO. 2 MM ChtBibU Public Invited To Attend Zoning Meeting ture Farmers of America Chapter of the Brockway Area Jointure's senior and junior high schools left Wednesday to attend the State Farm Show in Harrisburg. Mike Fremer, received the Keystone Farmer Degree.

He was nominated as a candidate by the Pennsylvania Association of Future Farmers of America. This is the second member of the A new heart also will I give you, and a new spirit will I put within you, and I will take the stony heart out of your (Ezekiel 36:26.) The most wonderful thing in the world is that a man can change, through God's mercy rained through faith and New Council Members Sworn In Brockway, Falls Creek, Snyder and Washington SSSS Townships Plan for Zoning Fremer family to be so honored An Open Letter To The Public Area community planning or Joseph receiving the degree last .1 I 4 prayer, from being evil to be- jng good that he can remain zoning is taking shape in four north Jefferson County commun- The students visited the var k'Mim ilies, Snyder and Washington ious exhibits at the Farm Show and other points of interest in Harrisburg. Among those attend- MEMBERS good by living and being constantly in God's ever-given lve. Ifs Leap Year; Watch Out For Red Petticoats BROCKWAY BOROUGH WASHINGTON TOWNSHIP FALLS CREEK BOROUGH SNYDER TOWNSHIP IIS ing are Robert Moody, Paul Cor-bin, John Patton, Charles Stris-hock, Daniel Boleen, Terry Bo-leen, Wayne Holt, Robert Ross, Paul Smith, Richard Smith, Cray-ton Lee, Don Cowan, Floyd As-key and Jerry Whelpley. George Miller agriculture instructor, accompanied the group.

NOTICE OF WORKSHOP MEETING BROCKWAY AREA HIGH SCHOOL AUDITORIUM 8:00 P.M., THURSDAY, JANUARY 14, 1960 The success of community planning and development depends on arousing the interest of the citizens. It is the hope of the commission that the workship meeting will interest and alert a body of citizens who will aid in developing the best plan for our community and who will work to protect it against domination by any special group or interests. The commission needs the support and guidance of the in Dog License Renewal Date January 15 The deadline for renewal or purchase of dog licenses is fast approaching and dog owners are urged to check the date. The It's Leap Year again and you can blame the Scots for declaring it open season on bachelors. They probably saw the custom of letting a woman pop the question as a way to put money in the treasury and take spinsters off the welfare rolls.

According to the research of World Book Encyclopedia Scotland is said to have decreed in 1288 that ladies "of bothe highe and lowe estait" shall have the privilege of proposing during leap years. If a man refused the offer, lie was fined as much as one pound unless he could show that another woman had a prior claim to his affections. The ladies, however, had to give fair warning that they were out to catch a man. If the edge of a scarlet petticoat wasn't clearly visible, a man was absolved from paying the forfeit. France reportedly passed a similar law, and the ladies of Florence and Genoa are said to have been given the privilege before Columbus sailed to 1959 licenses expire January 15, no matter when they were pur Brockway Citizens Bank Held Annual Meeting Townships; Brockway and Falls Creek boroughs.

The elected officials of these four local governments have each created a Planning and Zoning Study Committee. These four committees have joined in an Area Planning Group to work toward a solution of mutual problems. This area will benefit and grow rapidly as a result of the new airport and the Keystone Shortway. Through planning the commission hopes to make sure that the residents reap the fuil benefits of these and other new facilities. The goal of the commission is to plan a workable land-use pattern for industry, commerciai functions, farming, residences, transportation facilities and recreation areas.

That the planning study at all times will properly consider the physical appearance, the economic needs, and the social well-being of the community. Every citizen has the right and the responsibility to have a voice in the study and are urged to attend the two meetings here on Thursday and Friday evenings of this week. An open letter appears in this issue to the residents of the entire northern part of Jefferson County and interested observers from other communities to attend the workshop meeting on Thursday evening in the high school auditorium. A movie will be shown on what happens when a community decides to approve zoning. There will be a discussion per dustrialists, farmers, businessmen and bankers who are the major private investors in this area.

The interest of union leaders and and members should be aroused because a community plan must concern itself with the expansion of employment opportunities for a growing population. We are asking that leaders and members of churches, business groups, agricultural organizations, women's clubs, P. T. A. associations and fraternal groups attend this workshop.

Through them a broad cross-section of our community con be informed of aims, development and progress of the planning, program. Educators and professional persons have a large stake in this plan, and can play a large part in its success. This is an open invitation to all residents of Brockway, Falls Creek, and the Townships of Snyder and Washington. Interested ob chased. The 1959 licenses are on sale at the county treasurer's of fice or may be ordered through any Notary Public, Justice of the Peace or Alderman The annual meeting of the1 Dogs over six months of age must be licensed.

Male dog li shareholders of the Brockway Citizens Bank was hefd in their office Monday afternoon. Reports were given by Presi- On Income Tax Return Tips Must Be Shown censes cost $1.10 and female dog license cost $2.10. Spayed servers from outside communities are welcome. North Jefferson County Regional Planning and Zoning Commission Burgess B. P.

McMackin administered the oath of office to the incoming members of Council at the regular meeting last week. Left to right: Howard McKay, Damon Matson and Carl Fiddler. Grand Jury Named For January Court The names of 24 Jefferson County residents chosen to serve on the Grand Jury Monday, January 25, were announced by the County Jury Commissioners. The Grand Jury will report for duty at 9 o'clock the morning of January 25 in the Court House at Brookville. The names of those chosen are: Aleene L.

Ackley, Sigel; Violet J. Baughman, Brookville; John H. Rrocious. Revnoldsvillp D. female licenses cost $1.10 if the owner has a certificate from a veterinarian for a spayed License tags must be affixed to Avenue Theatre Picked For State a substantial collar and worn by The gallant English supposed- i the dos at all times.

If the dog does not wear a license tag, it Premiere Of Religious Movie ly didn't need a law to make them give the fair but single sex a break. But they backed up the custom by depriving a man of benefit of clergy if he scoffed at a leap year proposal. Even if he didn't hurt the lady's feelings, he was obliged to present her with a silken gown as a The Avenue Theatre of DuBois ident Robert H. Smith and Vice-President and Cashier, George Williams. The reports showed a continued growth and the bank to be in a healthy position.

All of the present directors were re-elected: John E. Aik-man, Winrot Carlson, P. A. Marshall, R. J.

Moody, R. L. Ross, R. H. Smith, James Tobin, Robert L.

Warren, and Georgo M. Williams. In the directors reorganization meeting, officers and employees were re-elected as follows: President. R. H.

Smith; Vice-President, R. J. Moondy; Vice-President and Cashier, George M. Williams; Assistant Cashier, C. E.

Wells; Assistant Cashier, T. P. McFadden; Tellers, Jean Orlosky and Martha MacLauch-lan; Bookkeepers, Ann Harding, Roger Richards, Linda Reed and has been chosen as the first theatre for the Pennsylvania Premier is considered a stray and may be disposed of by any officer on sight. Purchase of a 1960 dog license now is a protection for the dog. Violators of the Pennsylvania Dog Law are liable to a fine of not less than $5 and costs, or not more than $100 and costs, or imprisonment not exceeding 30 days, or both.

Many Federal income taxpayers each year fail to account for income received from sources not reported on their W-2 withholding tax certificates, John II. Bingler, Direct Director of Internal Reveiue said. Sources of taxable income, he pointed out, include part time work, dividends, tips or other gratuities, interest on savings accounts and several other forms of income. Tip recipients such as waiters, waitresses, cab drivers, porters, hair dressers and persons employed in similar occupations where tips are a material income producing factor are not only required to report such income on their tax returns, but are also required to keep adequate records of such receipts, Bingler iod with residents given an op- of Korea. How he convinced the woman he loved to follow him to a remote corner of the earth.

It is a story of tender love and sacrifice and how this young man followed his heart against the bitter opposition of his father, and the strange course of events that convinced his father that Dorothy B. Dambrosia, Punx- 1 portunity to ask questions con consolation prize of the religious movie, "I'll Givi" My Life" produced by Concordia Productions and starring John Bryant, Angie Dickinson, Ray cerning zoning. sutawney; F. Edna A ft Zoning Plan For Future Land Use A state dog law enforcement Collins, Stuart Randall, Richard Benedict, Milton Woods, Sam Flint, Ivan Triesaull, Mimi Gib i officer is expected to be in this Zoning-what is it-what does withjn the near future it do, is the common question heard whenever the topic arises i in conversation. All too often the i one phase of zoning that is Light tlOrSe UUD stressed and which becomes al- I AiiaiiSil most synonymous with zoning is I 0 De VrganlZeQ son, Jimmy Baird, Virginia Wave, Vera Francis, Reginald LalSingh, Irvin Mosley, Nancy Evans, and Brockway; James M.

Donovan, Worthville; Donald E. Emberg, Punxsutawney; Betty R. Evans, Punxsutawney; Samuel Ferraro, Summerville; Gladys I. Gal-braith, Brookville; Mary Garvey, Reynoldsville; Sara C. Hetrick, Brookville.

Irene E. Kosinski, Reynoldsville; Alma E. Lindemuth, Brookville R. D. Jennie L.

Long, Punxsutawney; Anna B. Marnati, Brockway, R. D. Michael P. Friday evening at 8 o'clock a second meeting will be held in the auditorium at which time the movie Blue Prints will be viewed.

Otto Amann, Regional Supervisor of Planning, Pennsylvania Department of Commerce, Harrisburg, and Clifton E. Rodgers Planning Engineer, also of Harrisburg will be the speakers. Mr. Rodgers is a member of the firm of planning consultants the commission has been working with during the past year. Kay Cazzolli.

his son was right. Ask yourselves these questions: What Do Foreign Missions Mean To You? Is It The Thought Of Savages In The Untamed Jungles; Hungry Unkempt Individuals In Strange Countries; People You Know You Wouldn't Like; People Whose Language You Don't Understand; or does it mean the call of dedicated men said. Profits on the sale of real or personal property are subject to special rules and must be reported. Some dividends and cer In County Nose and Throat Infection Near Peak tain other kind of incomes need not be reported. Taxpayers Darryl Glenn.

Produced by Sam Hirsch and directed by Herman Claxton. Ministers, priests and sisters of the various faiths throughoui this section of the country were invited to a special screening of I'll Give My Life, which was given at the Avenue Theatre on Wednesday afternon. January G. I'll Give My Life, is a story of 'he adventures and romance of i man who received his call to ministry on the battlefields Meko, Punxsutawney, R. D.

Neel Naile, Punxsutawney R. D. Ethel OTIarrah, Reynoldsville XI. D. Alden W.

Plyler, Punxsutawney; Glenn E. Smith, Sykes-ville; Eleanor Thomas, Brookville R. D. Mary A. Thoms-as, Coolspring; Ruth J.

Wasson, and women to bring the good news to the entire world? "Go Ye Therefore And Teach All Nations." Mark 28:19. The moral of this beautiful story, I'll Give My Life, is taken from Matthew 11:39, "And he that loseth his life for my sake shall find it." should read the instruction booklet or appropriate tax guide to determine whether they should be reported. Taxpayers who fail to report taxable income are liable to be called to account for it. They may be subject not only to the tax, A 4-H Light Horse Club will be organized in Jefferson County. This will be a new project for 4-II in Jefferson County and due to the interest in saddle horses in the county, this should be a popular project.

Any boy or girl who is interested in joining this club should be at least 12 years of age and not over 21 years of age. It is desirable the club member own Borough Zoning Commission Members The Brockway Zoning Commis HARRISBURG (PNS) With nose and throat infections now approaching their annual peak, the Pennsylvania Heart Association this week requested parents lo take every precaution to safeguard their children against any "strep" infections as a means of protecting them against rheumat Punxsutawney but also to interest and restriction. However, the purpose of zoning is to protect the investments made by individuals, municipali- lies and industry. This means present protection as well as assuring that the future will create an atmosphere attractive to further investment by of the agencies and individuals. It must he more than just guarding against something, or establishing rigid regulations against this or that land use without sound reasons.

Everyone is affected by zoning. homeowner, the businessman, ir professional man, industrial-the labor market, govern-in bodies, schools boards, the ier and the taxpayer in every esse. There are common needs under zoning for everyone in every community, just as there are The common needs, wever, outweigh the differenc-i they are: Protection of values; Convenience to need- HARRY L. FORADORI COMMSISIONED 1st LT. RECENTLY IN GERMANY PIRMASENS.

GERMANY Ten Point Program To Conserve Water Resources and care for a horse, however it is not mandatory. The club member must attend the club meet (AHTNC) Harry L. Foradori, sion was appointed by the Council to serve a five-year period. A five-man board is appointed, not elected nor paid, to serve a five-year term, with one member retiring each year. One member, a Councilman and four members at large from the community.

The following men have served the past year: Robert Martino, Marshall Jetty, William McMillen, Edward Biss and Paul Marshall. ic fever and rheumatic heart disease. The Association pointed out that recent advances in scientific knowledge of the streptococcus germ many of them speeded by Heart Fund contributions now make it possible for medical science to prevent many cases of rheumatic fever which may lead to rheumatic heart dis 27, son of Mr. and Mrs. Alex Foradori, Route 1, Brockport, recently was commissioned The Pennsylvania Pure Wat- a first lieutenant in the Regu Surplus Commodity Application Rules Families receiving Surplus Co-moddities are reminded of certain rules made by Department of Property and Supplies that must be complied with.

For applicants not receiving Public lar Army in Germany, where he is assigned as an assistant op School Damaged By Rain Tuesday Much concern has been ex ing and fulfill other requirements. Anyone meeting the above requirements should contact the Agriculture Extension Office located at 12 East Main Street, Brookville, or call VInewood 9-73C1. An organization meeting will be held in late January or early February. The local leader of the club will be Robert Matthewson, R. D.

1, Bookville. The purpose of the Light Horse project is to give the club member a chance to learn how to lake proper care of a horse. Also covered will be the grooin-g and riding of horses. COUNTY TEACHERS ASSN. MET AT REYNOLDSVILLE The Executive Council of the Jefferson County Teachers' Asso erations officer in the 82nd Ordnance Battalion's 529th Ordnance Company.

Lieutenant Foradori entered the Army in 1953 and arrived overseas on this tour of duty in August, 1956. The lieutenant is a 1950 graduate of Brockway-Sny-der-Washington High School. His wife, Doris, is with him in France. ease. But the cooperation of parents is urgently needed.

Rheumatic fever is almost always preceded by a streptoccal infection usually of the threat. If a child has a strep infection, and if the parents secure prompt medical attention, the physician can often knock out the infection and thus ward off the danger of rheumatic fever and rheumatic heart ciation met in the Charles G. Johnson School in Reynoldsville er Association has proposed a ten-point program for comprehensive conservation of the Keystone State's water resources on both the local and state levels. The association submitted these recommendations: Better enforcement of the present clean streams program to insure pure water at its source: Establishment of a uniform State Sanitary Code; Permit every local community the right of referendum on the question of water fioridation; Protection of ground water rights from sources of depletion and pollution; Establishment of a state wide facilities; Creation of new pportunities for business and Establishment of a broad lax base to spread the cost of covernment; Provision of ade-i and suitable land for all pes of activity. pressed over several occurences at the new high school building during the past several weeks.

The actual condition exists today because of the action of a vendor to make certain that his material is adequately represented as guaranteed. In replacing the material to make good his guarantee, this supplier has encountered extremely inclement weather. The School Board has issued instructions that after completing present section, no more replacement work shall be done until the close of school. No dan Monday, January 11, 1960. Miss Alma Crawford, president of the association presided.

Herbert Steele, Miss Alma Crawford, Donald McKelvey and Assistance, injury shall be made at point of application as to ail items covered in application. Field investigations and verification of income information shall be made on a spot-check basis. No certification shall be valid for a period in excess of three months. Households not receiving Public Assistance shall reapply every three months and shall have their eligibility reviewed for re-certification. All gross income (not just take-home pay), such as wages, sal disease.

Marlin Kirkwood reported on If a child gets a sore throat their participation as delegates to the P. S. E. A. Convention.

SURPLUS FOOD DISTRIBUTION TUESDAY Surplus Food Distribution: Irockway January 19th, 1:00 5:00 p.m., Brockway Sport- BUTLER COUNTY TO GET RECREATION PARK The State Department of Forests and Waters has ticketed $130,000 to acquire its first parcel of land for the proposed Muddy Creek State Park which will contain the largest man- A dinner meeting for members WESTMINSTER COACH TO SPEAK TO HIGH SCHOOL ASSEMBLY A special treat is in store for and has any signs and symptoms listed below, a physician should called promptly. Parents should be able to answer the fol of the Jefferson County Teachers Association is being planned by the Executive Council of the organization. soil conservation program to insure a better long range water supply and flood control protection; Development of our natur ripn' Club Building; Falls Creek ger is involved, and the is simply due to a guaranty -January 19, 5:30 to 7:30 p. the students of the Brockway made park in Pennsylvania. Area High School on January 14 or materials involving one supplier as reported.

The supplier Maurice K. Goddard, Secretary, lowing: Did the sore throat come on suddenly? Does your youngster complain that his throat hurts most when he swallows? Does it hurt him under the angle of his said the deal involves the pur is living up to his guarantee and The dinner will be served in the cafeteria of the Brockway Area High School Wednesday, April 20. chase of 2,390 acres in south commitments have been unable to proceed because of adverse ary, pension. Social Security, must be stated. The eligibility of persons receiving Public Assistance shall be verified every three months through presentation of a notice of eligibility furnished the applicant by the Department of Public Assistance.

All application not re-certified will become void and will be western Butler County. He said the land to be bought has an appraisal value of $160,000. Tails Creek Fire House. Identi-fiations cards must be presented. In the event of illness or oth-er valid reasons, needy person is unable to appear in person ior his commodities, he must designate in writing a representative to obtain his commodities.

Recipients must bring containers. Please cooperate with your distributor, as this is a civic service for you. al resources and a planned program of the recreational uses of water; Avoid excessive use of sprays and chemicals which can be harmful to health and a possible source of pollution; Development of a program of water conservation which will be helpful to agriculture and industry; Exempt from the State Sales and Use Tax, distilled and spring water used for drinking or medicinal purposes; Sponsoring a Water Resources jaws when you press there gently with your fingers? Are the glands swollen there? Does he have fever? Does your child complain of headache? Is he nauseated? Has he vomited? Has he been in contact with anyone who has had scarlet fever or a sore throat? BURGESS McMACKIN PROCLAIMS POLIO TAG DAY Saturday will be Polio Tag Day in Brockway by proclamation of Burgess B. P. McMackin.

During the day volunteers will weather conditions. A crew of workmen were engaged Tuesday and throughout the night replacing and repairing the roof on a wing of the Brockway Area High School building. Tuesday morning the work was started in replacing a portion of the deck roof. Shortly after the area was opened by the workmen rain began to fall and con cancelled and removed from the files. Re-certification of applications may be made at time of next distribution, through your local distributor.

NOTICE The Brockway PTA will hold its regular meeting Monday, January 18, at 8 p.m. in the High School Cafeteria. The program for the meeting will be a panel discussion with School Board members. The executive committee will meet at 7 p.m. be active in the business section collecting funds to aid in pre because Head Football Coach, Dr.

Harold Burry of Westminster will speak to them at that time in the auditorium. The contract with Coach Burry was made when he spoke to the coaches, administrators and officials at their annual fall meeting of District IX, WPIAL. Mr. Burry is keenly interested in the educational growth of boys and Coach Burry has been at his alma mater since 1943 except for several years of military service. He has been connected with every sport at Westminster at some time or another.

He was named head football coach in 1952. Since that time Titan football teams have compiled the enviable record of 50 wins, 10 losses and 2 ties. During the recent season they spoiled Carnegie Techs perfect record for the season with a 14-13 victory in the last game. Mr. Burry is married and there are three daughters in the Burry family.

The oldest, Carol, is a freshman at Westminster College. Conference to include suggestions YMCA ELECTRIC TRAIN RACE JANUARY 16 The DuBois YMCA Eleventh venting crippling diseases, birth defects, arthritis and polio. front departments of the Com- U.n"etd thoughout the day and mnih rfir.tlv night. Water soaked into class- NEW YORK-PENNSYLVANIA INDUSTRIAL ENGINEERING SOCIEY WLL MEET WED. The January meeting of the Burgess McMackin urgently requests the full cooperation of tne public to tlus worthwhile NOTICE Fish Fry at the Pizzaria in Brockport every Friday 1 to 8 p.m., 65c.

Fish, French fries, cole slaw and home-made bread. Call 5981. Open daily from 1 p. m- to midnight. Annual Electric Train Race will be held Saturday.

January 16. Races for boys 7-14; girls 7-18; boys 15-18 and men over 18. Prizes for all winners will be campaign. New York Pennsylvania Industrial Engineering Society will be held at the Castle Restaurant, Olean, N. on Wednesday, Jan LUNCHEON MEETING given.

RETAIL MEN PLAN FUTURE PROMOTIONS Members of the Retail ion of the Brockway Area Cham- ber of Commerce met last Thursday evening in the Borough building. J. Eugene Bianco, chairman, presided at the meeting. An informal discussion was held on future promotions to be sponsored by the retail business places, A number of ideas and plans were thrown into the session with the result an interesting meeting. Tentative plans were laid for the next promotion to start prior to Easter.

Full details will be announced later. uary 20. Dinner will be served FOR C. OF C. DIRECTORS at 6:30 p.m.

James A. Richardson, National rooms and at press time the information on exact extent of damage and costs were unavailable. C. E. WILSON IS A HOSPITAL PATIENT C.

E. Wilson, of Brookville, is a patient in the Brookville Hospital. He is reported to be resting comfortably following treatment for excessive nose bleed. The beloved former school principal, has many friends in this area who extend hearty get-well wishes to this 88-year-old man. NOTICE Brockway Sportsmen's Club with water and other natural resources problems, representatives of Pennsylvania colleges and universities, local government, agriculture, industry, watershed and conservation organizations, and the general public to develop such a program as outlined above.

NOTICE The Bethany Class of the Moorhead Methodist Church will meet in the social rooms of the church, Friday. January 15. at 7:30 p.m. The regular meeting of the Vice-President of the American Institute of Industrial Engineers Brockway Area Chamber of Commerce Board of Directors will be Food and Cover Project. All members invited to help cut on Sunday, January 17 in the Big will be the speaker.

His topic held at noon Thursday in the NOTICE The American Legion Auxiliary will meet Thursday, January 14 at 8:00 p.m. NOTICE The Brockway Woman's Club will meet on Monday evening at the Brockway Snyder-Washington Joint High School at 7:45. Rocky Grill. Vineyard area. Meet at Sports The luncheon meeting has men's Club.

Project under the will be The Advantages of Affil-intion with a National Organization. Mr. Richardson is associated with the Fastmann Kodak Corporation. Rotnester. N.

Y. been arranged because of the zoning meeting at the hip Support the March of Dimes Tag Day on Saturday. supervision of Leo Milford of Portland Mills. school..