Simpson's Leader-Times from Kittanning, Pennsylvania • Page 16

F6--Leader-Times Kittanning, Pa. Thursday, May 16, 1974 Nonpublic School Payments Cleared Alter Court Block L-T Harrisburg Bureau HARRISBURG-Five nonpublic schools in Armstrong County are among 1,124 nonpublic schools throughout the state which will receive the balance of a state assistance payment held up since 1971 by court procedures. It was in June of 1971 that Pennsylvania's Supreme Court ruled that Act 109 (the Penns a i a a a Secondary Education Act of 1968) was unconstitutional, with the result a nonpublic schools appealed, asking for payment on 1970-71 contracts which were fulfilled prior to the high court ruling. Payment of 90 per cent of the contracts was made a year ago following Supreme Court approval. It is the remaining ten per cent which is being paid now by the State Department of Education, representing final payment of claims after audit findings on the original applications by the schools.

In the case of Armstrong County's five nonpublic schools, the current payment will total 53,247.87, distributed as follows: Holy Trinity School, Ford City Saint James School, Apollo St. Mary of the a i i Freeport Saint Mary School, Ford City $733.70, and St. Mary School, Kittanning $1,119.02. Four schools in Clarion County will be receiving a total of $2,296.85 as the final payment on 1970-71 contracts under Act 109, with distribution as follows: Immaculate Conception, Clarion St. Josephs Grade School, Lucinda St.

Joseph High School, Lucinda $238.65, and St. Michael School, Fryburg $716.58. Party Committee People Entreated By GOP Hopefuls Republican office-seekers and the agents of others made pitch to the party wheelhorses here last night, soliciting support at a court. house meeting presided over by county committee chairman Sheriff Joseph B. Frick.

Rally speakers included Rep. John B. McCue of Kittanning, 60th District House member; Clarion County Sheriff James Cumberland of East Brady; former State House member Paige Varner of Clarion; and Merle Wisor, all state House candidates in the 63d district; 12th District Congress candidate Harry M. Fox of Rural Valley; and Don Bonesteal, campaign manager for Fox's Johnstown rival for the Republican congressional nomination, Marty Horowitz. A source attending the meeting estimated attendance at 150 persons, many of them committee people from the various election precincts.

The same source represented Frick as "well pleased" with the turnout and the enthusiasm of the party faithful. Altoona Golden-ager Auto Accident Fatality ALTOONA, Pa. (UPI) -Esther Bellinger, 73, Altoona, was injured fatally Wednesday night in a two-car collision on U.S. 220 in nearby Logan Twp. The victim, a passenger in an' auto operated by Gerry Steele, 50, Altoona, died in the emergency room at Altoona Hospital.

Admitted to the hospital with injuries were Steele; his wife, Mary, and 6-months-old Jullie Cough, who was riding in a car driven by her father, Robert Cough, 24. Altoona RD4. Cough was treated and released. Public Notice 75 Countians Summoned This Day In This Area Notes LETTING NATURE TAKE ITS COURSE-Monongahela and Ohio Dredging Company derrick boat lies at anchor in Allegheny River Pool 7 here this week, awaiting lowering of the river stage before starting construction of six-inch gas line for T. W.

Phillips Gas and Oil Company, Butler, at mile 46.4. Company is replacing a line in which leak has been repaired at least once in recent years. Operations Division chief Leonard Mar- (Leader.Tlmet photo) tin of Pittsburgh District, U. S. Army Corps of Engineers, said work would be in progress for approximately three weeks during which time a derrick- boat, dredge and attendant plant would be maneuvering at various locations in the channel.

Equipment was locked through No. 7 chambers Sunday afternoon, but has been delayed in work start by river stage rise of more than four feet since Sunday. Ford City Lions Prepare Slate Recovery For Candlelight Ceremony Of Relief Funds Down From 1973 FORD CITY--Ford City Lions Club members will distribute candles for their annual Memorial Eve Candlelight ceremony, according to plans made during a meeting of the club at Slick's Restaurant, Route 66, four miles south of Ford City. Walter Ball, chairman for this year's ceremony, said club members will meet at 6:30 p.m. Tuesday at Kerr's Lumber, 3rd for the door-to-door candle distribution.

The services are scheduled for 10:15 p.m. May 26, the eve of Memorial Day. "This is a community-wide service," Ball said, "and all residents should participate by lighting the candles along the curb or on the porch railing during the ceremony." Also cooperating in the project are local veterans organizations, National Guard, police, merchants, churches, and the Paul Swartzlander family, which makes available electrical facilities at their home for public address speakers and lighting. Speakers will be installed Sunday afternoon and dismantled Monday morning, Memorial Day. Walter Elash talked about the coming After-prom Party, sponsored by Lions Clubs for junior and senior students at Ford City High School.

The event will take place at the Latin American Club after the Junior-Senior Prom at the high school gymnasium. Andrew Heiiman reported on the Lions District convention at Butler, attended by three couples from Ford City club. During the past year there were 226 new members added to the district and one new club, Penn Glade Club in the Route 8 area of Butler. It has more than 100 members. James Minteer announced that Lions Club scholarships were won by Ford City students Albert Cujas and Susan Wojton.

Tim Alvino was recognized as "Student of Year." Plans are being made to visit Pittsburgh's Heinz Hall in June to see a performance by Tony Bennett and Lena Home. Frank Colonna is chairman of the club committee planning this event. A family picnic is planned for July, picnic chairman Sam Frisina announced. It will be at the Holiday Inn, Lower Burrell. Joseph Jackson was presented with an award for 20 years of membership in Lions.

Perfect attendance pins were awarded to 19 members. L-T Harrisburg Bureau Radio Shack Car-cycle Crash Kills Opens Center Indiana County Man In Ford City FORD CITY--Ford City Electric at 2013 Pleasant View Drive, Ford City, is now a Radio Shack Authorized Sales Center, according to Joseph Snyder, store owner. The business, Snyder said, will stock a selected line of products from Radio Shack. Products include Realistic hi-fi and citizens band equipment, Archer antennas, Micronta test instruments, Science Fair and Archer electronic and hobby kits. The merchandise is being stocked for the convenience of district residents, Snyder said.

Previously area residents had to travel to Pittsburgh to get similar materials, instruments and equipment. Radio Shack is a division of a a i headquartered in Fort Worth, Kenneth M. Stabile, market selection manager of the firm said. It operates a chain of 2,500 stores in 50 states, Canada and South America, he company expects to establish a network of 2,000 Authorized Sales Centers such as Snyder's across the nation, he said. Ford City Electric has been serving the Ford City area since 1933.

Public Notice GREENSBURG.Pa. (UPI)-Terry Good, 21, Heilwood, Indiana County, died in Westmoreland Hospital early today about four hours after his motorcycle was struck by an automobile in Pine Indiana County. Good was taken to Indiana Hospital after the accident and then transferred to the hospital here. Police said the driver of the car was Clair Kuntz, 32, Barnesboro RD2, Cambria County. Magistrate's Docket Data: Records of District II Magistrate Robert J.

Easley, Kittanning, show the filing of charges (by Pennsylvania state police unless otherwise shown) against the following: Cousins Construction Corp. and driver, Templeton RD 1, operating without a certificate of public conveyance, Pennsylvania Public Utility Commission. James Harry Brison, Kittanning RD 5, altered exhaust, Kittanning police. Goldie P. Hancock, 336 Franklin Kittanning, parking meter violation, Kittanning police.

Thelma E. Wissinger, Adrian RD 1, inspection violation. Kittanning police. Joseph W. Stivason, Adrian RD 1, passing school buses.

Violet S. Myers, 405 Montieth Kiftanning, inspection violation, Kittanning police. Public Notice USS i A A I General Revenue Sharing orovitles federal funds directly lo local and stale governments. The law requires each government to publish a reoort of its plans for the use of these funds to inform us citizens and to enrnurage their participation in deciding how listed, your government may change t. is spending plan.

the money ought to be spent Within the pu PLANNED EXPENDITURES CATEGORIES I A 1 A 2 I NTAL ON 3 PUBUC A A I 4 HEALTH 5 A 6 LIBPAPlES 7 SOCIAI I FOR A POOR 8 A 4 ADVIN I A i 5 MULTIPURPOSE AHU GtNF.Btt.GGvr. 10 A I sor. it 12 HOUSING i COM MljNITY DEVELOPMENT 13 ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT OTHER IS A CAPITAL IB1 2 yjj ft OPERATING' MAINTENANCE THE aOVIKNMENT OF FuRO CITV. 6iJRuUUH ANTICIPATING A GENERAL REVENUE SHARING FOR THE i-'fu n.EMf.N' 1. 1075.

PLANS TO SPEND THESE FUNDS PURPOSES SHOWN. ACCOUNT NO. 35 tJu2 UUb PfiPrillKW SECSETtiR'v FORD CITV FENN ib22fc (D hm tetn copy of this ntpon hn bi local of gwwnf circulation. 1 reoonta dMumwnlna tfn conMra of ttt report and ttiay npn far pufefe NllTfoJl Street City, IE) ASSURANCES to IwmiOJoo 1 Maurt of TrMluns the IIOT and ottw raqukMmnti Itoud In Ptrt of inatruaioro thit report wWl by ttw rraptant awvntwnt wWi rMpcct to junit ol Ch4f Eucutfw Ofltac Uofuj PanfihJb 5 7 5 7 4 Tltii num Pnm OM HARRISBURG--The State Department of Public Welfare recovered $4,812.31 in public assistance funds in Armstrong County during March, records of the department indicated today. The money, representing restitution and reimbursement collections, was less than that collected in the corresponding month a year ago when recovered funds totaled $7,731.28.

The funds collected are returned to welfare allocations and used for cash assistance payments. Major portion of the relief unds recovered in Armstrong County during the month was returned to the state through reimbursement payments. During March a year ago $7,603.28 was collected. This includes repayments made through collections on property encumbrances where members of former recipients' families no longer occupied the residential property, through payments made following settlement of personal damage actions, and through repayments involving court support orders. State law requires the Department of Public Welfare to encumber a residence for repayment of aid funds when the property is sold, but the agreement is not exercised by the department as long as the i occupied by a member of the recipient's family.

In addition to reimbursements, $580.30 was collected through restitution. This includes repayment by recipients who misrepresented or failed to report facts which would have made them ineligible for benefits, or for overpayments due to errors. The amount collected was $452.30 more than the restitution payments in March a year ago. Public assistance funds recovered by the department in Clarion County during the month amounted to $7,335.96, of which amount $7,009.51 represented reimbursement and $326.45 restitution. In comparison, funds recovered during March a year ago in the county totaled $4,339.94 $4,189.94 via the reimbursement route and $150.00 by restitution.

Rayettes Parading At Butler Tonight Rayettes Baton and Drum Corps will go to Butler tonight to march in a 7 p.m. Safety Parade. Corps director Charles W. Kirkwood said buses would leave Rayburn Township fireball at 6:45 p.m., for what will be the group's third outing of the season. Other scheduled appearances: --May 21 in parade at Apollo sponsored by Apolio Legton- nettes Drill team.

--May 27 at Elderton for annual Memorial Day parade (1:30 p.m.) sponsored by Elderton American Legion Post. Kirkwood said committees in the Corps Mothers Club will be announced at that group's next meeting, in June. Officers elected at the latest meeting: Pat Stitt, president; Mary- Myers, vice president; Shirley Cramer, secretary; Beverly Kromer, assistant secretary; Barbara a treasurer; Mary Montgomery, assistant treasurer; Sally Yount, historian. B1 Comes to Life LOS ANGELES (UPI) The first Bl, the strategic jet bomber the Air Force sees as the replacement for the veteran B52, has "come to life" with a functioning nerve Rockwell International Corp. said Wednesday.

The plane's electrical power system has been installed and turned on, and the first of four thrust jet engines has been installed. Armstrong County Sheriff Joseph B. Frick has notified 75 residents to appear June 10 to serve as jurors for the next term of criminal trials. Jury Commissioners Marion D. Crissman and Nancy E.

Heiiman have released the following names: William R. Andryka, Yatesboro. Phillip Angello, Ford City RD 1. Dolores Anthony, Freeporl RD 1. Ruth M.

Armstrong, 313 Pine Kittanning. Eddie G. Barrett, Templeton RD 2. Helen P. Baum, 430 Union Kittanning.

John N. Baustert, 711 Summit Apollo. Eric C. Birch, Kittanning RD 4. Albert Bish, Kittanning RD 2.

Robert J. Boarts, Ford City RD 2. Gary A. Bonner, Ford City RD 1. Oscar Booker, 245 Lincoln Vandergrift.

Lydia Bowser, Kittanning RD 2. Richard E. Bowser, 330 Allegheny Kittanning. Allen C. Boyer, Nu Mine.

Vernon Boyer, Rural Valley. Nancy D. Brice, 314 S. Water Kittanning. Edward J.

Cassell, 129 Washington Freeport. Sandy M. Chestnut, AAcGrann. Patricia A. Conner, 1211-6th Ford City.

Pauline A. Cowes, 381 Beale Leechburg. Mary Louise Cravener, Kittanning RD 6. Edna Mae Croyle, Cowansville RD 1. Samuel E.

Davis, Apollo. Rose M. DeBiasio, Vandergrift. RD 2. Luther A.

Dowling, 16 Allegheny Manor, Kittanning. Dorothy Downs, New Bethlehem RD 2. Robert J. Duncan, 1129-4th Ford City. Harold W.

Elder, Ford City RD 2. Patricia J. Elder, Kittanning MR 10. William Ewing, McGrann. Juanita M.

Faulx, 324-3rd Ford City. Judith A. Fiscus, Kittanning RD 1. Howard J. Fritz, 422 Dewey Kittanning.

Twila Gohn, Freeport RD 1. H. D. Hough, Apollo. Robert J.

Jackson, 423 S. Pennsylvania Apollo. Alice A. Julius, Freeport RD 1. George Kaufman, Cowansville RD 1.

Mary C. Kepics, Leechburg RD 1. Stephen Labiberte, Kittanning. Kenneth R. Layton, 718 Painter Ford Cliff.

Lee Ranae, Vandergrift RD 1. Vefma M. Luke, Adrian RD 1. Donald McCleary, Worthington. Raymond R.

Mel I wain, 206 S. McKean Kittanning. Donald E. Mann, 127Vj Lincoln Leechburg. Mary M.

Milks, 806 N. 2nd Apollo. Betty L. Mohney, 511 Highland Kittanning. Rosann Mullineaux, Leechburg RD 1.

Victoria L. Olinger, Kittanning RD 3. Robert C. Orton, 52 Neale Ford Cliff. Patty L.

Popson, Kittanning MR 10. Ruth Quinn, Dayton RD 1. Jean E. Rafetto, 118 Allegheny Kittanning. Irene H.

Rankin, Elderton. Martin L. Sasse, Templeton RD 2. Daniel M. Schaffhauser, 906-6th Ford City.

Thomas Schweitzer, 309 Southern Kittanning. Genevieve D. Scripps, 403-4th Ford City. Nancy E. Shay, Kittanning MR 10.

Dorothy A. Slagle, Adrian RD 1. Richard Swaney, Adrian RD 1. Helen I. Toy, Kittanning MR 10.

Honor B. Toy, 101 Rebecca Kittanning. Margaret Turney, 32B-3rd Leechburg. Samuel A. Turney, Kittanning MR 10.

Harold J. Vensel, Kittanning MR 10. Raymond Walbert, Ford Cliff. Mary S. Walker, Ford City RD 2.

Pauline Walters, .117 Siberian Leechburg. William G. Waugaman, Kittanning RD 5. Duane J. White, Leechburg RD 4.

Donald Williams, Cowansville RD 1. Jean L. Williams, Rural Valley RD 1. Hospital admissions are printed for the benefit of friends and relatives of patients, but not to encourage visitation. Welfare of the patients should be considered by all hospital visitors.

Armstrong County Memorial, Kittanning Admitted: Pearl S. Hewlett, McGrann Elva M. Young, Kitfanning RD 3 Wanda C. Cobbett, Cadogan A. Laverne Burns, 510 S.

Jefferson Kittanning Barbara Soltis, 122 S. 6th Indiana Sharon E. Fox, Shelocta RD 1 Joseph E. Szalankiewicz, 516 Neate Ford City Shirley Cover, Rimersburg Minnie M. Bowser, 540 Fair Kittanning Rosa Golla, 1173 Orr Kittanning Lewis G.

i.ountz, 105 Kountz Lane, Freeport Belva Hepfl, Adrian RD 1 Virginia A. Orr, 651 Johnston Kittanning Brenda L. Rosenberger, Kittanning RD 6 Richard L. Barrett, Sagamore William E. Painter, 316 Ford Ford City Raymond H.

Bish, Templeton Mary Kibik, 774 Fairview Ford City Clarence R. Haggerty, Rimersburg RD 1 Ralph L. Scholl, Adrian RD 1 Elwina L. Burge, 127 Rebecca Kittanning Brookville Hospital Admitted: Joseph Agnello, Anita David Brownlee, Corsica Herman Schreckengost, Distant Wilking Watlace, Brookville Hallie Neat, Brookvilte Barton Eaker, Limestone Alma Finefrock, Shippenvilie Marian London, Punxsutawney Hiram Shields, Summerville Discharged: Helene Brooks, Brookvitle Mrs. Bradley Smith and baby boy, Mayport Mrs.

Charles Huber and baby girl. New Bethlehem Clarior Hospital Admitted: Mary Parks, Clarion Edna Graham, Lickingville Clyde Miles, Summerville William Shick, Brookvitle Discharged: Discharged: Anna Downard, 101 Point Saltsburg Darlene K. Shaffer, New Florence RD 2 Clyde A. Fennett, Worthington RD 2 Frank T. Stefanik, North Apollo Julia Rosenberger, Kittanning RD 5 Robert A.

Fennel Main Kittanning Martin R. Henry, 500 Braod New Bethlehem Mona E. Howard, Kittanning RD 6 Carolyn Mechling, Kittanning RD 4 Rose M. Snyder and baby boy, Adrian RD 1 Shelley R. Thompson, 626 N.

4th Apollo Homer A. Crissman, 1374 N. Grant Kittanning William L. Sharrer, Clay Templeton Daniel E. Held, North Apollo Hazel R.

Cornman, Seminole Helen L. Clark, 303 Ridge Kittanning Glenn E. Wolfe, 267 Dwight Kittanning John Peltz, Ford City RD 1 Nelle M. McClintock, Ford City RD 1 Alice P. Grafton, Ford City RD 3 Grace M.

Fawley, Kittanning MR 10 (Butler Road) M. Nellie Cogley, Dayton RD 2 Abe N. Cohen, Rural Valley Ralph Aaron, Clarion Dora "Myers, Clarion Milburne Cooper, Strattanville John Smith, Cranberry Charlotte Himes, Clarion Audrey Lewis, Strattanville Carol Monrean, Corsica. David Pisor, Vowinkle Mrs. Richard Meier and baby girl, Shippenvilie Carrie Over, Clarion Edward Lockwood, Strattanville Frank Graybill, Fisher Allegheny Valley, Natrona Heights Admitted: Ralph Fair, ndl-4th City.

Ford Births: Arm strong County Memorial; Kittanning May 15, a.m., boy to Mr. and Mrs. Charles Gillespie of Shelocta RD 1. Pilfering Checked Kittanning police said today they are continuing investigation into the theft of an unknown amount of change from a town woman's apartment. Anna Webster of 206 Rear S.

Water told police she discovered a pane of glass broken from a front door and the door unlatched when she returned home from work at 4:10 p.m. yesterday. Ford City Span Being Painted Carl L. Gulp, highway maintenance superintendent for Armstrong County, advised motorists who use the Ford City bridge to detour around it if possible. Gulp said the contractor who is repairing the span will be sandblasting and painting the structure for the next five or six weeks.

Although the bridge will be open to traffic, motorists are asked to avoid using it and thus avoid damaging their autos. Both paint and sand can mar car finishes. Gulp said the contractor, Adams has completed the required iron work on the span and has yet to erect some cables when they arrive. Ford City Students Hear After-prom Party Rules Dr. E.

A. Nicotra, chairman of the Ford City High School after-prom party, talked with students at the school this morning about this Friday's event. He explained the rules which have been established for those attending the party at the Latin American Club in Ford City. The event is to begin at 11:30 p.m. The party is an annual project of the Ford City, Cadogan and Manor Township Lions Clubs.

This is the 15th year the clubs have sponsored it. Any student leaving the club will not be permitted to return, Dr. Nicotra said. Each student will sign in and out and record the time of arrival and departure. Under no circumstances will the use of intoxicants or narcotics be permitted, he added.

Students must be present to receive door prizes, the event chairman said. Mrs. Edward (Ethel) Nelson Mrs. Edward (Ethel) Nelson, 66, of Kittanning RD 1, died at 6 a.m. yesterday at Armstrong County Memorial Hospital.

She was a member of Whitesburg United Methodist Church and United Methodist Women. Born April 16, 1908 in Whitesburg, she was a daughter of Ervin and Sattie George. Surviving are her husband, Edward; a sister, Mrs. Thomas a McLellan of Cori- nellsville; and several nieces and nephews. Five brothers and two sisters are deceased.

NELSON Friends of Mrs Edward (Ethel) Nelson, who died May 15, 1974, will be received 7 to 9 tonight and 2 to 4, 7 to 9 p.m. tomorrow at Clark Funeral Home, Elderton, where service will be at 2 p.m. Saturday with the Rev. William Headley, pastor of Rural Valley United Methodist Church, officiating. Burial will be in the i i Cemetery.

Arrangements by Clark. KESTER--Friends of Robert Edward Kester, who died May 15, 1974, are being received from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 today at the Roy W. Carson Funeral Home, Rural Valley, and from 1 to 2 p.m. Friday at the Salem United Church of Christ. Service will be 2 p.m.

Friday at the church with his pastor, the Rev. Johnnie Lengel, officiating. Burial will be in a Arrangements by Carson. LEWIS--Friends of Mrs. Ronald S.

(Mabel Lewis, who died May 14, 1974, are being received from 7 to 9 p.m. today at Carl W. Hall Funeral Home, 533 N. Park Warren, Ohio, where service will be at 1:30 p.m. Friday with the Rev.

James Osuga, officiating. Burial will be in Pine Knoll Cemetery, Warren. Ohio. Arrangements by Hall. NULPH--Friends of John Edward Nulph, who died May 15, 1974, are being received at Wayne E.

McNaughton Funeral Home, New Bethlehem, 7 to 9 p.m. today and 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. Friday. Service will be at 2 p.m. Saturday at the funeral home with the Rev.

David R. Skinner, pastor of First Baptist Church of New Bethlehem, and the Rev. Rudolph Panciera, a retired New Bethlehem minister, officiating. Burial at Oakland i a A a McNaughton. A i of Vaughn H.

Crawford, who died May 14, 1974, are being received from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. today at Schenkemeyer Funeral Home, 113 S. Gilpin Punxsutawney. Service will be I p.m. Friday at the funeral home with his pastor, the Rev.

John C. Cogley, officiating. Burial will be in the i i a Cemetery, Worthington. A a Schenkemeyer. Cement Block Truck Topples Over Hillside Damage was unknown early this morning to a cement block truck which dropped over a steep embankment at 1 p.m.

yesterday about three miles but of Rimersburg on the Lawsonham Road. The truck with hydraulic crane is owned by Summit Mineral Rimersburg RD i. A spokesman for the company said the driver, George Conner of Rimersburg, had stopped the truck and gotten out to reload some block which had fallen off. The truck drifted forward, he said. Conner.was not hurt, he added.

Work crews were busyithis morning attempting to winch the huge vehicle up the side of the hill. Dayton 4-H Club To Collect Glass A monthly meeting of Dayton Community 4-H Club was in the Concord Church Parish House. A movie was shown on demonstrations, and then six members individual The president, Shirley Goodheart, announced there would be another glass collection Saturday, beginning -10 at the old school building in Dayton. Rural Life Sunday will be celebrated by the club at 9:30 a.m. this Sunday, at Jerusalem Lutheran Church, where the members will participate in the service.

Break-in Discovered At Bradys Bend Camp State police at Kittanning substation say a Butler man's summer camp storage shed in Bradys Bend Township was burglarized of about $845 in property. Owner John A. Natili of 135 Lincoln Ave. told troopers the shed could have been broken into any tirne between Aug. 5 of last year and his discovery of the theft yesterday.

Taken were three girl's bicycles, a power lawn mower and a motor cultivator. Meeting Log: Kittanning Lions Club 6:30 p.m. Thursday at Elks Home, N. Water following dinneii, John Gavran, plant manager to take clubbers on tour of" Pittsburgh Plate Glass at Ford City. Armstrong County YMCA's LORA (Ladies of Retirement Age) Club 10 a.m.

Monday at Carriage House, N. Water Kittanning; members asked to bring prizes. Elderton Booster Club 8 p.m. Monday at Elderton High School band room. Licensed To Drive: Driving tests were given to 39 Wednesday by state police at their testing center at Ford City.

Municipal Building. Nine failed their examinations. Those who passed are: Kenneth Paul Crissman, Beatrice Ton! Lane, Susan Elizabeth Shick, Randy W. Miller, Daniel Lee Crytzer, Greg Rosborough, John M. Schall, Deborah L.

Silvis, Mark Woodside, Don Miller, Bill Altman, Pam Rearick, Mary Lou Capone, Karen Jean Boyer, Patricia Sorge, Donald C. Barnes, Jeffery L. Hankinson, Kim M. Rau, Joan F. Long, Michael P.

Reed, Randy C. Wyant, David Van Dyke, Timothy Eugene Beabout, Pamela Lynn Boltz, David Leo Scholl, Mary P. Egland, William Edwin Rynders, Nina J. Mills, M. Harkleroad and Harold M.

Harkleroad. ENTERLINE--Friends of Mrs. Mildred Enterline, who died May 15, 1974, are being received from 2 to 4 and 7 lo 9 today and Friday at the Gerald J. Bishop Funeral Home, Rural Valley. Service will be 11 a.m.

Saturday at the funeral home with her pastor, Rev. Francis Stetler, officiating. Burial will be in Rural Valley Cemetery. Arrangements by Bishop. NEAL--Friends of Chester S.

Neal, who died May 15, 1974, are being received from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. today at the James A. Flick Funeral Home, Worthington, where service will be at 2:30 p.m. Friday with the Rev. Robert Gracey, pastor of Union First Presbyterian Church of a i i i a i Burial will be in Lawn Haven Burial Estates.

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