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PAGE TWENTY THE A I I I PA. FkiDAY, APRIL 4, 1 96? 0 A ME T10 N1 24 Allied I i i M. Sgt. and Mr.s. Roy H.

Ghvist aro visiting Sgt Ghrist's parents. Mr. and Mrs. Roy H. Ghnst of 122! Chestnut Sgt.

Christ, a veteran ot 17 year.V in armed forces, li.is been stationed at Randoloh Air Force Base, San Antonio, His next assignment i ho Mac-Dill Air Force Ba.sc. Fla He expects to leave in May to sene at Udorn. Thailand. sale, Satutday. April 5, a American Legion Home.

N. Pittsbur" St by Amoncan Logif-n A i i a -Af ei iscmr nt- Joseph A. Bloom oi Council Ave. is a paiient in Shadj- Mfle Hospilal. A i where hi; was acl- m.iled last Sunday for observa- I and treat mont.

His room is Andrew Kno-. Kf i Pearl Snyriei, Thomas MdwHi-d Oppman. Mrs. Vesta Stneklcr, a a son, Colleen Titterington, Carl Campbell, Robin Peterson, Pamela Porlerfield and Dcbra a have been discharged from Connellsville Slate General Hospilal. WORD-A-DAY BAC.H COMPUTER 6ERV1CE BROUGHT THEM TOGETHER Continued from Page 1 negotiators loday demanded direct talks with the United States as a condition to a Vivtnarn peace agreement.

They discoun'ed the Allies i alread a i prr.a'clv i i the Comrnuni.sLs We have not, been i ol meetings held Interest Rate Hike Ordered Egypt OBITUARIES By A L. WASHINGTON SRODES D'-rnocratic R-public a Reserve i a wr.h either the drastic double attack or South Viet the spokesman said. Viet Cong statement in to U.S. Mi-lvin comments Thui.sdav congenial Continued from Page 1 still the "bedrock" of U.S. MRS.

I I policy. Mrs. Goldie B. Shipley, 71, That resolution calls lor of Mi'fl Run, died at 1:45 p.m. Israeli withdrawal from territo Thursday in Connellsville State ry in lhe war in General Hospilal, after a exchange for Arab recognition lingering illness.

of Israel and free shipping in She was born Nov. 27, 1897, the Suez Canal and the Gulf of ln Mill Run, a daughter of lhe UPD -The Aqaba. i a te and Mary Tedrow has ordered a Jordanian and Israeli troops Pnnkc-y. She had been a h'felong on infla fought two gun battles lasting 75 resident of Mill Run. She was r.

lion, forcing banks to keep minutes across the Jordan a member of Mill Run United nad reenlibied for his tnirc- tour more deposits in reserve and to ceasc line Thursday, Methodist Church, and the pay more for borrowing. a or danian military spokesman Golden Rule Sunday School action designed to in Amman said. Class. Surviving are a son, Eugene S. of Councilsville; two daugn- ters, James (Cordelia; Friend oi Connellbville and i Harry (Dorothyj Ohler of i Hun; 10 grandchildren; five A Army Spec.

6 Barkley of Rector, a a i of Elkins, W. was killed in a vehicle mishap in South Vietnam on March 23, while serving with Co. D. Fifth Transportation Co. near Theu Bai.

A veteran of seven years in the U. S. Army. Spec. 6 Barkley fell from a moving vehicle.

He The R. the supply of credit at a little The spokesman Jordanians suffered ties. said lhe no casual By W. I'MTED NATIONS ADJ. AGREE ABL PLEASING; HAVING SIMILAR TA6TE6ANDNEED5; 5UITA8LF; CONGENIAL P6R6ON5 $2 Million Damage To Lake Waterfront Caused by Storms time the economy shows Washington a "outside talks of cooling off.

fire a i a i In an unprecedented com i a peace b.ned order, the system's seven I a i did no. was man board of governors and 11 involved in talks but his of a-, 12 main Thursday Ambassadors of the Big Four great grandchildren, and a v.a.s 'akon to i approved a 4 per cent increase nations today described as ''off brother, Reid Pnnkey' of Mill pnviiu- talk.s uvrc- under a i both deposil reserve require- to a gocxl start" their talk.s Run. She was preceded in death between She United Slale.s and menus and in the discount rate aimed at bringing peace to the by her husband, Albert, Jury t-iihcr North Vietnam or thc it charges member banks for Middle East. They meet again 26" 1960. Viei Cong.

term loans. Tuesday. A ddega The action by the nation's The United Nations ambassa tion to central banking nelwork gives dors of the United States, lhe that "outside much-needed support to Union, Britain and administration efforts to brake France j. the inflationary spiral of spokesman confirm or deny talks" were under At way. apparwilly conferred twice Thurs REV.

W. M. DANNECKER Funeral services will be held al 10:30 a.m. Monday for lhe William M. Dannecker, of Army duty on Nov.

20. 1968. He was born on June 24, 1941, a son of Fred C. Barkley of Elkins, and Mrs. Barbara Powers a Perchan of Holly Hill, Fla.

Surviving in addilion to his parents are his widow, Carol Roadman Barkley of Rec.or; sons. John Fred and Ray at home, two brothers, Robert Barkley of Elkins and Donald of North Carolina and three sisters. Mary of Elkins, Mrs. Philip Taylor of Florida and- Jean of Xorth Carolina. Mount le.s.s session ol the tak.s Thursday at tbj Inlcrna iHmal Conference Center, chic! Viol Cong negotiator Tran Buu ICR1K, Pa.

I Winter Kic-m referred lo I state- MRS. ELIZABETH KUBINA Mrs. Elizabeth Kubina, 73, of straiehta apl ln a Me 7 Star Junction, died al 12:10 p.m. siraigma PlUsburgn and for the i i a i stonns cau.sf'd an e.slimaierl Si; rnent.s thai 1. i i a a to the the key to interest rates and wages of the, The ambassadors i a i -i a two years.

entered into a discussion on ast six cars administrator of i a A statement by the board matters of substance and have Sl af ji laus Catholic Church in Hos ital 'called the action "a further Started defining areas of a Beaver Countv Surviving are two sons. Carl move against inflation." joint commu-, Father Da nnecker 56 ied of Pittsburgh and George of eight daughters. double edged approach is aimed said. The statement also Erie waterfront in Presque Isle Slate Park 1 Michael Wargo, a i supci.n set lhe a a csii Thursday. Wargo loured lhe i "liut other their Continued From Page ph.s.scngfjrs in his ear treated al Weirion General Hos i a and released.

I A I A I Ed'ward T. Spagnolia, 22, was beach "area Wednesday with ol crushed to death Thursday fjcvrs from lhe L' S. A i a when his car slammed into a Corp of Engineers. Buflalo DIM them to br.dgc support on the Schuylkill inct, and representatives of Expressway. Spagnolia was, Pennsylvania Department trapped inside lhe convertible.

FnresLs and Waters. Rescue workers had lo rip lhe stale officials said roof off the car to extricate 1S budgeted by the stale for Spagnolia's body. Thc accident repair work and no federal orourcd on lhe expressway's funds were available lo re- Vine Street extension. place the washed out sand and private talks were a drying up the amount things were "off lo a good progress, and added. hanks i a on a 'start." 1 at once conditions deceitful put forth to pump into the nation's Reaffirm Support which expose ny overexpanded The four ambassadors reaf- and stubborn 'fh or der calls on big city 'firmed their nations' support for belonging to lhe system 1 'he IB month effort of a This wa.s an apparent refer 'to hike the percentage Jarring, special U.N.

Middle ence lo thc Soulh Vietnamese demand deposits they hold i a 1 envoy, to get Israel and government's last week from to 17 per Arabs togelher for a peace directly and a to S3 million in deposits a i i a in the from 17 to 2 per cent above, Jarring's mission was sus- thf 0 a 0 i a a Smaller member banks pended at least temporarily. U-N. Secretary General Thant providing ihoy renounce muni.sm. A Viel Cong spokesman said one ol their conditions for the, would be PITTSBURGH I Dr. Ernest Brcnneckc, a Slippery Rock State Collo-ge professor well known for his studies rif Shakespeare, was killed Reservoir Cleaning Fairchance Borough Council! Thursday wJien his car collided will act on proposed cleaning with a I ruck on Route 19 in of lhe Aspen Hollow reservoir after a report is received next week from an engineer.

com- will increase reserves from 12 per ccnl and from 12V 2 Thursday Jarring 'to per cent on deposits in i a his Cyprus headquar- same range. j'ers to spend Easier in The 17'i per cent limit is the in Stockholm, since 19fi() and will lake' Diplomatic sources said Jar- icffect on April 17, Federal 1 1 was unlikely to renew his spokesmen said. jMiddle East posi tintiil i publicly rejected the demand on Th(; olh a lhe ord JFour reach substantial agree- grounds lhe Vicl Cong arc not wm SC(? a Reserve banks i i a The communique said the Big increase the discount interest ur approach to "how they 0 ci Is of i Vietnamese people. lhe Soulli Ross Twp. Considering Steps Iwas Feb.

10 because WASHINGTON I said il wa.s i a i Dopartmenl and Hong Chinese territorial wafers. Stale Kong authorilies arc consider- a spokesman Robert I ing "what steps might McClobkey said Thursday he i a be taken" to obtain'was "not svire Uiat this is the a i a i i China's release a when asked about Sim wm a i Lnguna Beach, a and Miss Bessie a because Donald. Bristol, Va. Their yacht I aboard it. China was holding Treat Boy, Man For Injuries In City Hospital George Durhin, 47, of South Pittsburg was treated at 4:15 a.m Thursday at Connellsville Slate General Hos- rale from 5 2 lo fi per cenl on loans made to commercial banks wanting to meet lhe reserve requirement on deposits.

Nixon Dannecker, 56, died TI Hos-nital Vernon, priesthood Albert (Mary) Gould of 1938, he served a assistant Mrs. Lpndo (Ann) tor of St. Joseph Parish, Sharps- Cel1 and Mrs A 1 i (Normal Balya of Uniontown, Mrs. Darl (Kabherine) McElroy of Vernon, 111., Mrs. Joseph (Irene) Uhrine, Mrs.

Michael (Helen) Savko and Raymond- (Dorolhy) Toman of Slar Junction, and Mrs. Thomas (Mildred) Rose of i 49 grandchildren; 27! great-grandchildren and three, brothers, John Ulichnie of East; Pittsburgh. Jacob of and Michael of Cleveland, Ohio. MRS. ANNA FUDDLA morning at his home, after a i Mrs.

Anna Fuddla, 58. of 209 lingering illness. Pine Carmichaels, He was a retired engineer in the Greene County the Pittsburgh and Lake ErieiMemorial Hospital. Railroad. He was bom Jan.

14, she was born May 25, 1910, 1902, at McKees Rocks, a a Mount Pleasant, a daughter of the late Edward P. and Mary Mary Horkey Lasko, of Fitz 8erald He was a Carmichaels, and the late John of Nov. 22, 1967 which outlined I muemb foinSacred tr 1 RHn Lasko lerms for settlement of thei D(awson and the i She had resided in the June 5 10 1967 war Name Societ y- Carmichaels area for 41 years, The resolution 'called a (ft. 8 er shu TM mer of iiiorence) HuRh Roman Catholic He is survived by a brolher, Wayne Dannecker of Connellsville. The Office of the Dead will be read al 10:30 a.m.

Monday followed by a Pontifical Mass al tl a.m. Burial will be in Cal- i a Cemetery. J. E. LEONARD James E.

Leonard, 67, of Mc- can contribute to a peaceful political settlement" in the Middle East was based on Mrs. Gerald Richardson Jr. A. of Fort Hood, Cnntinued From 1 'belligerency by the Arabs, surcharge anolhcr year. In i Right Of Countries tax message, he said federal 1 It affirmed the right oi Israeli withdrawal from "territories occupied" in the June and an end of the stale ofi Texas; a son V1H seven grandchildren; i T-I Joh of a11 for burns suffered while Anchor Hocking Dubcek Retains Grip Despite Setbacks By A 0.

A i presidium and published of equipment al WQr al Class Corp. He suffered firsl, second third degree burns of (he arm and three fingers of lefl hand-. Boy Hurt Michael Marlinowski. of Raymond Martinowski Indian Head, was treated spending also would be in the area to "live in "significantly" and a within secure and recog- and 1 was needed to dampen 'nized boundaries," called for freedom of navigation in The budget review now i international waters such as the underway is one of about 100'Suez Canal and the Gulf of 'studies Nixon ordered fromi A 1 a a a Ur 6 ed a ust a i departments and a gen-, of tne problem of a icics on proposed domestic ni Palestine refugees, son'programs cre 's a common concern of, From 'these reports and a Ur 8 cnt progress." the a recommendations. Nixon will, Bl I LFom omn TT, sm and two brothers, William G.

of Mc- son; Hugh Church. Surviving, in addition to her mother, are her husband, Andrew Fuddla; three daughters. Rocks and Thomas of- i shir and Deb6 Pittsburgh. His wife, El'zabelh a home died in 1967. MRS.

EUGENE BROWN Mr.s. Alice Marie Brown. 308 the Ihe journalists supported cnf Area showdowns with A I id invasion soldiers and seci'K Hie a leadership its police hMiifed him to lhe present crisis with Ihe Soviel Russian a i Avig. 'il, few 1 Union but did not support the brhfved Alexander ek 1 censorship program imposed would return lo his homeland al Soviet insistence, position ol power. Kor lhe second straight day.

Not only did Dubcek i Uidvik Svoboda and bin he kivpl his job as head ol other lop government i i a the Czechoslovak i i i i i a bases ol I i and survived a a dm.cn Czechoslovak a i I IK; pleilged il.s siippoil iti i down any a i i a i Tocia. a most dangc- oulbreaks. rons crisis since the A i a leader Alex mva.si(ni, Dubcek's polic-ii's a Duln-ek said Thursday suitered a now setback, bul his a i the country was in its hold on the top i.s as i as.Kravcst crisis sinee the Soviet pvt bloc invasion last August. I'nliko in some of the crises I i a i tin- Soviets had sell of the past. Dubcek this lime a i i i for a i i tiglU has thc of Guslav control of the Czechoslovaks, the Slovak DuhceU lold a nationwide and Ihe television audience Thursday ol Czecho i "I a you all to know a i tlv i we have for week when consolidation is not i i i noon Thursday for a small develop his domestic proposals, wound of the He has promised a message to wrist.

He was injured with She was born in Wyano Jan. '7, 1934. Mrs. Brown is survived by her husband, Eugene L. iBrown; father, a i iBashioum, Adamsburg; The statement did not say envoys discussed brolher, David, Sewicktey, U.S.

"working paper" which Allegheny County, and five two brothers, i Charles Lasko, of Nemacolin, Albert Lasko of Carmichaels. One son, Andrew Fuddla and two brothers are deceased. J. R. WILSON Joseph R.

Wilson, 66, of Confluence, died Thursday in Mercy Hospital, Pittsburgh. He was born April 19, 1902. He was a retired employe of the pencil at Connellsville tic- Middle East sislers: Mrs. Mary Ann DeVitti, Mrs. Wanda DurihoiT, S'KE lh 4 domcs M' isted 'p I osals i I i East Bul a i i a i officials fj i proposed Big Greensburg; Mrs.

Donna Tear- Cars by Kclgur his proposals will be lalks in a a an horse, of 111!) i and Mildred because of his concern president Nixon's administra- Debbie a a i collided at on Ranch Indiana and stale; Miss i i nd ai Baltimore and and a member Ohio Railroad, of the I.O.O.F., of Masontown, about inflation and his conditionally accepted the Bashioum. both of Adamsburg. n-iil) a.m. Thursday a more price a i i is'idea in February'. Attending the first session A J.

Road near Dunbar. needed so ttic House can 1 a damage was ill $500. i i a Baker, Criicibli 1 siifk'red abrasions of lhe a forehead and scalp when he was reportedly hit by a car in Crucible al 8:15 p.m. Thursday. Harry Smith, R.

2, was Charleroi i a i a broader program 1 Congress next year. Awarded Medal lo the talks were Ambassadors 1 Anthony J. Zruno. a retired Charles W. Yost of the United Tribune Review printer, died States.

Yakob Malik of the 'Thursday morning in the West- Soviet i A a Berard of Hospital. He was a France and a a of res denl of 1906 Highland Ave Britain. WASHINGTON I -The three a a who circled thc moon in December have been of a i Cf no l( fi c.en. Thomas fl D. White Space Trophy and the, Hospital a i a Geographic Society's H.40 m.

Thursday for elbow Ihibbard Medal. Air Force treated Flames Destroy Antique Store WAYNESBURG. Pa. (UPIV South Greensburg. and was 64 years of age.

He was born Feb. 17. 1905j Confluence Lutheran Church and Confluence Fish and Game Olub. Surviving are his widow, Mrs. Agnes Kreger Wilson; a half- sister, Mrs.

Zelma Pyle of Confluence, and two half-brothers, Harry Wilson of Hop wood and William of Confluence. He Mayor of Wfotling Testifies in Milk Buying Hassle PITTSBURGH I The mayor of Wheeling, W. who is also a Held representative for the United Ohio Valley Dairy, tesiified Thursday in a "federal court hearing on a suil brought by Dairymen's Cooperative Sales Association (DCSA) against Beverly Farms Inc. The DCSA suit alleged that Beverly Farms was illegally inducing farmers to cancel their agreement to sell their milk through the DCSA. Mayor James L.

Rogers testified that his farm has lost nine milk suppliers to Beverly Farms. Also testifying before Federal John L. Miller was Floyd Houser. a milk buyer in Ohio for Beverly Farms. Hou.ser testified that at the end of February and beginning of March he met with dairy- farmers in St.

Clairsville. Ohio, who were dissatisfied with the DCSA agreement they were to sign by March 31. Houser said he told the farm ers Beverly Farms would buy their milk if they did not want to sign with the DCSA. Judge Miller recessed the hearing until April 14. Receives State Aid WASHINGTON Washington County will receive from the state to help pay for probation officers.

is part of to 25 counties by the Board of Probation and Parole. Funeral Notices ADAMS--Friends of. Mrs. a Adams of Norfolk, formerly of Connellbville. who died Norfolk, April 1, 1969, may call at the George Ingram Funeral Home whore the service will be held at 2 Saturday with the Rev.

Raymond D. Graham oflj- eiatir.fi. Burial will be ln Hill drove Cemetery. BAKKUCy Friends of Kenneth Barkley. ol Keclor who was killed Vietnam March 23 may call at the L.

Boyd Snj-tlcr Funeial Home Donegal after 7 p.m. today where the luneral service i he held at m. Saturday with the Rev" Harry C. Shen-y officiating Bur- J.il i be jn the Donegal Ceme- i i military rites at the gravobide. EVOX--Funeral airangemcnls frr Kenneth Evon of Mam St 0nt dled ay.

A i 4. 1969, are being made bv the Michael P. Galone Funeral Home Mount Pleasant, and are incomplete. FRIEND--Friends of Mrs. Carroll (Elizabeth Lutton) Friend of 22 South Church Mount Pleasant, who died Wednesday 2 'r may cal1 at the' Luther J.

Grimm Funerjl Home Mount Pleasant, where the neral will be held at 11 a Saturday He pastor, the Rev. G. C. Waldkocmg, pastor of St a Evangelical a Church of Uniontown ivill officiate. Burial in Hill Grove Cemetery.

Connellsville. HALL--Friends of Mrs. Blidle Hall of Dunbar, who died Wednesday, April 2, i960, may call at the Burhans Funeral Home Dunbar, where thc funeral i be held at 2 p.m. Saturday, with thc hev. Harry E.

Cooley offici- at.ns. Burial ui Franklin Cemetery, Dunbar. was preceded ki father, Emerson his mother, Mrs. Nickelson Wilson. death by his Wilson, and Suzanna A.

P. KENNEDY Andrew B. Kennedy, 57, of He was Dorn reo. K. JWJ.T cw i ui in Czechoslovakia and began a i died unexpectedly career in thc printing dc partmcnt of the old Morning Review April 3, 1923.

He retired 'emu unions Buffered in a Secretary Robert C. Seamans re of undetermined origin de on old Roulc 71. thc trophy Io stroyed an antique store in 1 Nellie Davis, HI. of Kayotto'-'Mwllo crewmen nearby Ruff Creek early today. City, who Ml' on a sidewalk James A.

Ixivell in Fayelle i was Invited i i a A. Anders at the at in Thur.sdav at Charleroi- Geoaraplve Socio'y Thursday. A passing molorisl saw Monc.sseii Ho.spiuU tor and ia President Spi'ro T. lames and notified authorities, some of the i ''lU'eaase of developments a prc.Mduim demanded Dub (i, i st ow riav.s, arc Dec. 31, 1967.

a ilu 1 head ('omniums! parU unpredictable loner politics, a balked I his Firemen said lhe loss would 'several thousand dollars." more at the a demanded Dub crk's ParU said Hu.sak crossroad came to dcfon.se of nuhcek The concessions to Ihe Krem and i I ho i i censorship ol of i a ihe press, were intended to pass saved and il.s tho weeklong a i Soviet cr.M.s leaders thv invasion. a assure no ropro.ssivo action The to force OtilK-ek out Soviet troops who i a contusions. Hiibhard Medal at The Constitutional Hall. was notified owner, Mrs. June visiting in St.

Louis. Buy Used Pumper Gales Vol. F're Co. purchased a t'ifd 300 gallon pumper truck. A rommunity drive will a Stout, a to help finance it.

Two Votes Nullified in USW District Election pnTswKGii i i Siivlworkors Union i I on: I two locals lions ot ,1 Cxeehoslovak ice i a sources said huckcy victory over the world let a ho.vs Leonid I. champion Soviet a the new Htindmls of ihous.imi.s ol restrictions in a Moscow-Prague Ost demonstrated through lophone i n( out thv a a i Dubcek nigh; Bnv Soviet of licos and a i equip a i I I in- mrnl and stunning a i Hiix.sian pronr.svd a Siniel ttoop.s The protoM.s brought stationed in tho eoiir.tr would Kremlin a lor more tmt he used in tin- pro.sont crisis icsinplions against mass mtxlia no now mridonls occur and "ami sociahM elements a slroneh worded note, the Thc Soviel.s backed their i had 'ihreaienerf to call in.iiu^ linr.ii.s of i i i i out ol the a i ry action against any a in CxochoMn demonstrations. to mn nio i tollers ho ics di Jo lhe i in a for of I oc. Thurs il OI live Loe.ii Hume.sitvid. i out The eotm: Local wa.s Moppoil a v-ouple of days a Keb I eleciion Hi' I' 1 i i .,1 By GERD I A i I rmon nf today i Communi.s: claims mass modia ropon' sihlo for and outhroaks a prompted Mo.scow impose new restrictions on the population.

The journalists said press censorship would ranks by tho army bring "a senfflis weakening" live in the most thf people's confidence in and the craves! la-t tho In a resolution passed 'he loader told thc arm Soviet like tho la.si weokond i included wrookini; a Souei airhnes i Dubcok oonM'ipioniK on television Thur.sdas and peaiod for quio; acceptance ot lhe use of cavo.sdroppirii; and of Odoi cich i i a i i i tor i p.ii i ic, din 11 I i i i Ft i.strict i in rep ap dis Paul tn po-t 'o niron co iv, 'ce rom County Thursday. He was a son of the late' Frank G. and Alice Kennedy. He owned Braddock's Inn, and was a member of Mount Washington i a Church, Fort Necessity Lions Club and lhe Farmington Vol. Fire Dcpt.

Surviving are his widow, Pauline: four sisters, including Mrs. Mildred Barkley of New Eagle. Mrs. Margaret Egler of Belle Vernon, R. D.

2, and Mrs. I Vernice K. Martin of Uniontown, and a brother. 1 KENNETH HOSTETLER Kenneth John Hosteller son of John and Patricia McClintock Hosletler of Jones Mii's, died ni 3 p.in. Tluitsdav in Connclbville Stale General Hospilal.

He was born the day before. Graveside services were hold todav at Mount Nebo Ccmeterv 'by the Rev. A. V. Jeffors.

Friends of Mrs. UIM of Star function. who died Thursday, April 3. may call alter 7 p.m. today at the Blair Funeral Home Perrv- opolis.

a prayer service i be held at a.m. Mcndav folh.wed by requiem lush maU J. 1 10 a al St. John's R.C. Church, Portyopolis.

The Rex- Edward Curry u'ill be celebrant' Interment in the church cemetery. I.liONAKD-Pnends of James Leonard of i Dawson, svnn died Friday. April 4 laBfl' "irfy CMII after 1 p.m. Saturdav at the Robert S. Landymore Funeral Hnmc.

a praM-r ill be held al a.m. Monday, followed bv requiem hish mass at 10 a.ni. at Sacred Henri R.C. Church Thc Rev. John wll- will ollic.atc.

I in St. John', Cemoten. Scottdale. The rosary it TM 8 P.m. Sundav at thc a home.

Stephen Matuschik of Ci'Cstwond A Akron. Ohio, formerly of f-nrmcllsvillr. who died aa.v. April 10HD, may ca a i i a a Funcrt Home ,1,0 ESM Market Aki; 01 The a service will he iield 1 m. at St i Church.

A I he Holy LpiiiPtcrv. Akron. a 11- i in lieu of i i memo: mi i he made to the i-clcs Can ic Fund and i i Children', in i a i of Ohio friCS 13M Coplav SANTOM: dv of i dirri 1-co Bacha s'J'i S.anion Si at Green St from 10 a Io 1 0 A blcs-m- icp II ft- at in Satm-rls" in Oui of Grace i i Grccnhurc. Burial i br Grrcn-hjirs Cathohc Crme- of Holy Week' re- i i i a will i chtnoh a Easter. WILLIS HALL Willis Hall.

70. rf Smithf-'old. Mr-. Gnw, R. D.

3. died Thursday. lev 1 He was born May fi. iROfl. at Springhill Township.

He was a member of Oak Grove Christian Church of i Crossroads. A niece and nephew survive. I A i 3. 10W. a ni at thp Fn.ier,l Hr-me at I i a Hea-i u-hp-o a i he held a ulh Rc i a i T--S Baptist Ceme- (iimnon: os diroctoish.n sorio.n.s Vouinj-town.

"'hio crisis of i a due to he i i i In ois In M.i\ in Service for Simple, Honest Man Tho ilaii tho casket of the former Dwight a simple, hones' man called Ike. nearly blown a brisk Kansas wind during funeral services on the steps of the F.iscn- hower Library in Ahilrno SeaiH behind the casket arp President Richard son John Mrs Manv.e and John's i Barbara. Tentative Agreement PHFLADKLPHIA 'tTP-Ton lative agreement was reached hfre Thursday in a 34 day jlrike the I. T. T.

Neshit't Co. William Cherry. Fedvrai mediator. (vV membors of lx)cal 1835. I'nued Steelworkers of America, and members of Sheetme'al Workers Local 19.

i on the proposed so; Terms 'be aifree mont were riot announced. I of Mr- Do-o- of Rar.kn A i a Rf! 1 A I ln i i -p. a at i 7 Io a i hp TU 2 Siiu I I I I Rsidel ai hf F- of vrf, 1 s--e- K.u-r."- F.i:^~al -i.