The Daily Courier from Connellsville, Pennsylvania • Page 9

MONDAY, AUGUST 20, 19(52- THE'DAILY COURIER, CONNEUSVILU. PA, PAGE MINI Begin Aug. 28 Tractor, Horse Pulling Contests lo Be Features Of Annual Fayette Fair Evening features at the eighth annual Fayette County Fair will a tractor pulling contest, horse pulling arid horse show. The fair will be held Aug. 28- Sept.

at fairgrounds near Connellsville Airport. The tractor pulling contest will be held at 8 p.m. Thursday, Aug. 30, with prizes of $20, $15 and $10 in each of four divisions, plus $5 for all qualifiers. Divisions will be up to 5,000 pounds: to 7,000 pounds; 7,000 to 9,000 pounds, and 9,000 to.

11,000 pounds. The Fair Assn. will furnish sleds and weights. The horse pulling contest is set for 8 p.m. Friday, with competition for lightweight teams under 3,200 pounds and heavyweight teams over 3,200 pounds.

Prizes of $40, $30, $20 and $12 will be given in each class. All other qualifying teams will receive $10. The sled will be provided by the Fair Assn. National Horse and Mule Assn. rules will be used.

On Saturday, Sept. 1, English horse' show classes will be featured at 1 p.m. and western classes at 7 p.m. In the English show prizes will range from $16 first to $2 fourth. Classes will be Pony class English, open jumpers without wings, three-gaited, open pleasure, knock down and out, parade class, hunter hack, ladies pleasure, five- gaited, equitation, roadster class, walking horses, open working hunters, pleasure horse, men over 50 years, touch and out, and handy hunters; The Western show will have prizes ranging from $16 i S5 fourth.

Classes are pony class, junior pleasure, under 17 years of age, stake bend, ladies pleasure, can race, cloverleaf, open pleasure and stock horses. Radio and Television Programs WCVI 1340 KDKA Pittsburgh WTAE Channel I PUtiburch WIIC-TV Channel 11 Pittsburgh. KDKA-TV Channel 2 Pittsburgh WJAC-TV Channel 6 Johnstown MONDAY EVENING, AUGUST 20,1962. 6 7 :00 :30 8 :00 1 :15 :30 :45 10 11 Baseball Continued Continued Continued Baseball Continued Continued Continued Baseball Continued Continued Continued Baseball Continued Continued Continued Baseball Continued Continued Continued Baseball Continued News Music Baseball Continued Continued Continued Baseball Continued Continued Continued Baseball Continued Dugout Baseball Baseball Continued Continued Contued Baseball Continued Continued Continued Baseball Continued Scoreboard Partv Line Expedition Continued Highway Patrol News Continued Continued Cheyenne Continued Plainsman Continued Billy Graham Continued Continued Continued Ben Casey Continued Continued Continued News Movie Continued Continued Amos 'n' Andy Continued Local News Huntle.v-Brink. Tell Truth Continued Best of Groucho Continued Honeymooncrs Continued Price Is Right Continued 87th Precinct Continued Continued Continued Threshold Continued Continued Continued N-ws.

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Hospital School of Nursing in Pittsburgh. Exercises were held at the Mills Duqucsne University, in Pittsburgh. Miss Lipovsky is the daughter of- Mrs. Helen Driscoll of 107 East Patterson Ave. and John Lipovsky of Cleveland, Ohio.

After a month's vacation Miss Lipovsky will return to Pittsburgh where she ahs been retained by the staff of Mercy Hospital. She was a graduate from Immaculate Conception High School with the Class nf 1959. Present for her graduation were members of her familv. 10 1 :00 :15 :30 11 :00 41 ZONING PERMITS IN COUNTY The Fayette County zoning inspector during July issued 41 zoning certificates for an estimated expenditure of $308,800. Thirty-five w.ere' -for an estimated expenditure of $278,225, and six were commercial for $30.575.

One certificate was for exhibition buildings to' be erected on the a County Fairgrounds by the county Agricultural Improvement Assn. Permits issued included 10 in Bullskin Township; five in North Union Township; four each in Dunbar and Georges townships; three in South Union Township; two each in German, Henry Clay, Lower Tyrone and Wharton Townships and Fairchance Borough, and each in Luzerne, Red. stone. Saltlick, Perry and Jefferson Townships. State Commission Names Specialists On Game, Wildlife HARRISBURG upn The state Game Commission has announced the appointment' of Willard T.

Johns, Hershey, as wildlife information specialist, and Kenneth V. Gardner, York, as wildlife education specialist. Johns, presently serving as wild life, education specialist, replaces Robert D. Reed, who retired Aug 10. He joined the commission in 1947.

In his new position, Johns will coordinate the commission's public information program and will slso supervise its publications. Gardner, who succeeds Johns, joined the commission in 1956 as a game biologist and will coordinate education programs through- adult and youth groups throughout the state. Parents Daughter. daughter was born at a.m. Wednesday in Uniontown Hospital to Mr, and Mrs.

Waller Tabacsko of Cleveland, Ohio. TODAY'S ALMANAC By United Press International Today is Monday, Aug. 20, the 232nd day of 1962 with. 133 to follow. The moon is approaching its last quarter.

The morning stars are Mars, and Jupiter. The evening stars are Jupiter, Saturn and Venus. On this day in history: In 1741, Alaska was. discovered by Danish navigator Vitus Jonas Bering. In 1776, George Washington eluded the British in Brooklyn, N.Y., and took his army across the East River to Manhattan.

"In'- 1914, Germany occupied- Brussels, the capital of Belgium. In i960, Russia retrieved the first living creatures from a two- day orbit of the earth. A thought for the day: Albert Einstein, the American scientist, said: "As long as there -are sovereign nations possessing great power, war is inevitable." RAINFALL TO BE BELOW NORMAL NEXT 30 DAYS A I (UPD Weather forecasters have predicted a below normal rainfall for the next 30 days in the drought-' stricken areas of the Midwest and Southwest. Near normal rainfall was forecast for the Northeast, the extreme Southeast and states along the Canadian border. Higher than usual temperatures were predicted for the parched central plains and the Southwest.

Near normal readings were forecast, for the Gulf states, while sub-normal readings were seen' in the Pacific Northwest and in the area extending from the Mississippi Valley to the Atlantic Coast. 12 :00 1 :00 :15 :30 :00 :15 :30 :45 :00 :15 :30 :45 Col born News Sports Coiborn News. Coiborn Continued Sports Coiborn News. Coiborn Continued Thompson Continued News. Ameche Continued Continued Editorials News.

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and Mrs. John Hickson of Addison, now is a Braniff International Airways flight hostess, based in Dallas, Teas. A former employe of Castlecliff, of New York City, she recently was graduates from hostess training school in Dallas. EARTH, MILES Asks ICC Consider Jointly Proposed Railroad Mergers WASHINGTON 'LTD The Delaware and Hudson Railroad as asked the Interstate Commerce Commission to consider jointly two proposed railroad mergers: That of the Pennsylvania-New York Central and the Norfolk Western-Nickel New Battle Group To Relieve Unit In Thailand DH told the ICC in tilion that only joint consideration could result in "the most soundly conceived alignment of all the various railroads in the East." Meanwhile, four more parties sought to intervene in the Pcnn- Central case, on which hearings begin Monday. The applications brought to 33 the number of parties seeking to testify for or against" the plan.

The latest to file were the Chespeake Ohio and the Reading Railroads, the Railway Express Agency and the Chicago Association of Commerce and Industry. WASHINGTON' iUPl' The Defense Department announced here that an Army battle group will fly to Thailand this week to replace the similar-sized unit htere now. The outfit, the 1st Baiile Group, 35th Infantry, of the 25th Division, will relieve the 1st Bat- I tie -Group. 27th Infantry. Known las the Wolf Hounds, the 27th i fantry unit was in Thailand last I May engaging in training when the crisis blew up over Communist advances across Laos toward the Thai border.

The unit was ordered to remain in Thailand. SEE JOE for your ROLL ROOFING S-GAL ROOF COATING ROOF CEMENT Also MEMBRANE DOWN SPOUTING Round EAVE TROUGHS EAVE TUBES All Fittings WE HAVE IN STOCKI 20" and 22" POWER MOWERS ZV'j H.P. Briggs Stratton Engine. LIME and GRASS SPREADERS SEEDS--FERTILIZERS Gal. Sprayers Small or Large Sprayers Sevin Wettable Powder Large Small CANNERS Granite BALE CANNERS Pots, Canning Jars, Inserts Wide Mouth Jars JOSEPH P.

SPOTTO HARDWARE 305 N. PITTSBURG ST. Cormellsville MA 8-5820 radar teams made 3,967 arrests i as for speeding during the month of July. to 39,531 since radar use on Pennsylvania went into highways This brings the total of speed- NEW HAMPSHIRE TO SEATTLE--William Manning, 16, pauses for the camera in Seattle, where he bicycled clear from New Hampshire to see the World's Fair. Authority Fails To Receive Bids On Main St.

Tract Fayette County Redevelopment Authority reported that no bids were received for a tract of rc- veloped land along the north side of East Main Uniontown, which was advertised as required by law. Interested persons now deal directly with the authority for purchase of'lhe 14,668 square-foot tract, located east of the Fayett? County courthouse. State PUC Files Protest Against Removal of Trains WASHINGTO (UPD 'ennsylvania Public Utility Commission filed a protest here with he Interstate Commerce Com- mision (ICO against the proposed discontinuance of two Bal- Ohio Railroad trains be- ween Baltimore-Washington and 'ittsburgh. The state commission said that removals of trains No. 21 and 22, which also serve Connellsville HOUSING REQUIRED FOR Sports Car Races, Aug.

24 and 25 Application for Rooms to Ront NAME. ADDRESS: PHONE NO: NUMIER OF ROOMS PIEASE RETURN TO: HOUSING COMMITTEE 1210 Sycamort Street Connilltvillt, Pa. and McKeesport, would "seriously inconvenience passengers and adversely affect the standards of reasonable and adequate service." The agency asked the ICC to hold hearings on the BO proposal. At BrpwnivilU Hospital. Mrs.

Irene Columbia of Chestnut Ridge and John Kupets of Republic have been admitted to Brownsville Hospital for treatment. Those discharged included Bernice and son of Brier Hill, Mrs. Elizabeth Fijr- long of Hiller and James Girio of Republic. You're welcome to our for equipment, car repairs, travel--or whatever you need to make your vacation trip a and happy one. Or maybe you've decided to the time to work around house.

You can paint, redecorate--even plant treei and shniba with cash from The So enjoy summer witrL an loan. For prompt service, pbom or come in today. LOANS $25 to $2000 ASSOCIATES LOAN COMPANY GONHeLLSVlUE: 119 W. Crawford Rm. 7, MA I-13M UNIONTOWN: 15 S.

Beeson 2ml Flwr, 6f M5M "Loans over $600 mode by Associates Consumer Discount Company." ing arrests with the use of radar! bus drivers. The July totals included 3.199 passenger car operators, 763 commercial vehicle drivers and five RUGS and UPHOLSmV scientific way work In your own homel Everything ready to USB same dayl No messy soaking, no i i FOR FREE ESTIMATE PHONI LIZZA Duraclean Dunbar, BR I I ADD to Fun of Eating ADD the Flavor of Ort's Sof Spun Rolls to Your'Burgers and Hot Dogs THERE IS A DIFFERENCE IN ORT QUALITY itJVi.