The Daily Courier from Connellsville, Pennsylvania • Page 2

PAGE TWO THE DAILY COUIIEI CONNCUSVILLE. PA. FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 1961 Pair to Represent Frailer in Region Chorus Festival Frances Russo. daughter of Mr. and Mrs.

Francis Kusso of Perryopolis, and Richard Guest, SOH of Mr. and Mrs. Sidney Guest of Dawsyn, R. D. 1.

will represent the Frazier Memorial High School in the Western District Festival in Gateway Senior High School. i this weekend. Both are seniors. Their teacher, Mrs. Jean Peckyno, director of vocal music, is accompanying them to rehearsals for two 'public concerts to bo given at 8 m.

Friday and Saturday i the Gateway High School auditorium. Will Honor Sturgit. C. Lymaii Slurps, who retired recently as Um'oiitown postmaster, will be honored when Unionlown postal employes hold their annual Washington birthday party at p.m. Wednesday, Feb.

21, in the Polish Hall, Uniontown. DANCE TONIGHT 10 'til 2 MUSIC BY The BELL HOPS Remote Broadcast 12 'til 2 on Uniontown Radio Station EVERSON V.F.W. POST No. 595 FRIDAY SATURDAY SPECIALS OPEN FACED STEAK SANDWICH 1.75 STUFFED RIGATONI 1.00 MANICOTTI 1.50 DIAL 628-9890 FOR TAKE-OUT ORDERS All-American Restaurant Cocktail Lounge LUCY'S 500 West Crawford Ave. Plenty of Parking Space FRIDAY, SATURDAY and SUNDAY SPECIALS Spaghetti 1.25 Ravioli Lasagna 1.25 MELODY Restaurant (Formerly Tripoli) Route 119 South Connellsville, Pa.

SATURDAY AT -The CIRCLE CLUB ARCH and PETER STREETS UNIONTOWN ALL NEW STARTS at 7:30 Free bus transportation to and from Uniontown. Bus leaves Tht Diner at 6:15 making regular stops. HEART FUND Saturday Night 10 'til 2 MUSIC BY TED WICK'S ORCHESTRA EAGLES HALL Arch St. Connellsville iTONITE and SATURDAY Follow the "Inn" Crowd White House 9 NORTH-EVERSON LIN STARR MUSICAL LOUNGE ROUTE 119 NORTH-EVERSON EXIT The Lovely and Exotic Fri. Specials FISH QC PLATTER 7 Jt PIZZA With Cheese 50c Sat.

Special SHISH-KA-BOB FOR 1 00 TWO O.VV/ Includes Lebanese Rice Bread Salad Famous Food Specialties Served from P.M. DIAL 887-7600 for TAKE-OUT SHADY SIDE INN The Area's Finesf Resfauranf We Are Always Available for is BUSINESS MEETINGS IS RECEPTIONS JX BIRTHDAYS WEDDINGS jX ANNIVERSARIES Here wi terve nothing but tht finest --Wsittrn Beef, Chops, Sttaki, Seafood the very bett in Italian foods. We can accommodatt any group from 5 to SM. mailed upon request or just limply call 431-9427 for OLD KOUTI 11? Nf Aft CADDIS CROSSROADS 11 From District Taking Graduate Studies at PSU operated by ton, Donald 17, which left the roadway 'on curve and struck a lice, after the youth swerved the car to avoid hitting a dog. Contestants in Basketball Queen Selection The annual crowning of the 1968 basketball queen Thursday, Feb.

15, in the Junior High West gymnasium at Trotter will be the highlight of a style show sponsored by the Dunbar Township Lions Club. Pictured (left to right) are the contestants for the queen's crown: Seated, Dawn Addis, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John Addis, of Vanderbilt; Debbie Guth, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.

Robert Guth, of Vanderbilt; Doris Keffer, daughter of Mr. and Mrs Jesse Keffer, of Dawson: and Sharon Leighty, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Leighty, of Leisenring No. 1.

Standing, Cherie Davis, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Davis, of 1201 Ridge Boulevard; Margie Leonard, daughter of Mrs. Floyd Leonard, of Dunbar; Debbie Brown, daughter of Mr, and Mrs. Clarence Brown, of 1408 Cambria Debbie Eans, daughter of Mr and Mrs.

Jack Eans, of Dunbar, and Becky Borish, daughter of Mrs. Regina Borish, of West Crawford Ave. DEAR ABBY 'Girl in Trouble' Receives Help Abigail Van Buren Insurance Plans Will Be Reviewed For Nurses in Area DEAR ABBY: Your advice is needed badly. 1 am a 15-year-old girl. My best inend U'll call her Tammy) is also 15, and she's about three months pregnant.

Tammy isn't married and she doesn't have one single friend but me. The boy who got her pregnant took off, and she aoesn't even know where he is now. She says she doesn't care, as he showed his true colors by running away, and she is better off forgetting him. I agree with her. Abby, if Tammy's folks find out they will kill her.

I can't ask my mother to help her. She wouldn't let me even speak to Tammy if she knew about this. Tammy keeps talking about running away or killing herself. I can't take a chance on getting a letter at my house and neither can Tammy. Someone might get suspicious and open it, so will you please tell me in jour column if there is a home for unwed mothers who would take my friend in? She doesn't have any money.

Thank you. A FRIEND DEAR FRIEND: Find "SALVATION ARMY" in your telephone directory. Listed under it is BOOTH MEMORIAL HOSPITAL. Telephone either number, explain the situation, and they will help you. Good luck.

DEAR ABBY: 1 am a working girl, 2J, married two years and am extremely happy with my husband and my job. However 1 have a problem which borders on the ridiculous. I have had this same job for five years before 1 knew my husband) and Thave always gone to lunch with a group of my co- uorkers. The men outnumber the women, but most of the men are old enough to be my father. Furthermore.

I am not naive, and I can tell when a man has more than just a Platonic interest in me. And believe me, nobody around here has! My husband resents my lunching with these men. He thinks that because I am attractive and extremely bosomy, every man I know has designs on me. His jealousy is getting me down. Must in and stop these harmless luncheons just to please a jealous husband? I pay for my lunches and there are always other girls along.

i BUGGED DEAR BUGGED: If you "give in" to one unreasonable demand, a precedent will have been set, and others are sure to follow. There is nothing wrong with lunching with your coworkers. Tell your husband to grow up and 1 to show a little more confidence in himself and in you. DEAR ABBY: What happens to parents when they become grandparents'' Mine are too young to be getting senile, but they certainly don't know the good judgment in handl- ing MY children as they did when they raised me. My parents ruled their children with an iron hand.

No back talk, we did as we were told, and if we forgot our manners we heard about it. We weren't permitted to eat between meals, and we had to be in bed with lights out at a certain time, and no nonsense But you should see the way they handle our children! All rules and regulations laid down at home are out of the window at the grandparents' house. The kids whine and beg until they get their own way. They talk back, and are fed soft drinks, candy, and cookies- all they want at all hours. And they don't have to nap or do anything they don't want 1 to do.

love my parents, Abby, but I wish they realized how tough they are making it for me they do this. It's difficult for children of any age to tell their parents anything, so you would do me and millions of others) a great service if you printed this. Thank you. FRUSTRATED PARENTS How has the world been treating you? Unload your problems on Dear Abby, Box 69700. Los Angeles, 900B9.

For a personal, unpublished reply, enclose a self-addressed, stamped envelope. For Abby's booklet, "How to Have Lovely Wedding," send SI to Abby. Box i 69700, Los Angeles, 90069. UNIONTOWN A program for area registered nurses will be offered at 10 a Wednesday, Feb. 14, in the recreation room of the Union- lown Hospital School of Nursing, by the school's faculty stati development.

Helen B. Hulvey is chairman of the group, which plans programs on a bi-monthly basis. The speaker will be Frank J. Jenemann vice president of the McGinnis and Associates, Insurance consultants lor the Pennsylvania Nurses' Assn. He spoke at the Pennsylvania Nurses convention at Host Farms, a a last November.

He will discuss income protection plan, hospital retirement, professional and personal liability hospital indemnity and accidental a and dismemberment. Three Communities Give Registration Lead to Democrats Fayette County field registrars sat at Fayette City, Belle 'Vernon and Fairhope Tuesday. At Fayette City, they enrolled one Democrat, and changed two Republicans to Democrat. At Belle Vernon, four Republi- and 15 a registered, Republicans changed to Democrat and one a a Republican. 1 Four Republicans and 13 Democrats registered and two Republicans changed to Democrat at Fairhope.

Reduced Telephone Bills Proposed By Kecksburg Firm HARRISBURG I The Citizens Telephone Co. of Keeks- burg. Westmoreland County, today proposed a $6,000 reduction in the bills of 948 subscribers starting April 1. 1 In icvisions filed with the Public Utility Commission, the company proposed to lower the charges of customers in secondary calling areas. The utility also proposed a charge of 50 cents a month for unli.slcd numbers, in line with the practice of numerous other Brush Fire, i Dunbar firemen were called 'about 2 p.m.

yesterday to the' property of Frank Clements where a brush and grass fire burned over approximately one acre of land. Ten firemen from Dunbar Borough were at the scene about one-half-hour. Methodist Men To Dine Tuesday Methodist Men's sweetheart banquet will be held at 6:30 m. Tuesday, Feb. 13, in the church dining room.

A program is being planned. At Latrobe Hospital. Mira Reed of Stahlstown. R. D.

Margaret Z. Basick of Hannastown and Elsie J. Bossart of Pleasant Unity have been admitted to a Hospital for treatment. Those discharged i A Pavlocak of Whitney. Blaiberg Satisfactory.

CAPE TOWN, South Africa (ITD-Philip Blaiberg, the world's only remaining heart transplant patient, is in "completely satisfactory'' condition and is causing his doctors no worry, a Groote Schuur Hospital report said today. independent telephone rompan- ics in Pennsylvania remember DATE At Latrobe Hospital. Howard M. Breneman and Glcr.da Alexandria, R. D.

have been admitted to Latrobe Hospital for treatment Those- discharged included Stephen J. Kozak of Whitney and Mrs. Lynda R. Firment and daughter of Calumet. Builders Elect.

Sidney Lishnoff is the new president of the Fayette County- Home Builders Association with Jack Hudock vice president. Joseph F. Mature secretary-treas-, urer and Edgar Hensel imme-j diate past president. Institution District. GREENSBURG Smith W.

McKee has been elected chairman of the Westmoreland County Institution District with Bernard F. Scherer vice chairman and James Kelly secretary. ALRETTA'S Located between the "Narrows" and Brotd Ford on the Bcllview Road. Watch for road signi. WHERE FINE FOOD IS A TRADITION BIGGEST and BEST TONIGHT 300-54-? GO IN 4 or 5 EARLY BIRD 7:30 50 LAST WEEK 5 WINNERS REGULAR 8:00 HOME Blakt and Crtwford AwjftMt Bus Strvict in for Early Bird BUS I OHM (Bun No.

l)-Morrcll, 7.00 PM: Ducnan'i Bakery. Wrst Siti', 7 05 Wot Side Hotel, 7 07 Druf i i 7 1 0 I South Connrllsvilir fire Station, 7 IJ P.M.; Hi mistime Coiner, P.M., Cafe, North (But No. Z) i i No. 1. 7 (M Lci.senrmf i 7 OS Corner Wood and Crawford (Broolwile) 7 i lUnkrr Kart Crawford Avmur, 7:11 P.M.

Eleven district including two from n- ncllsville, are among the J.127 graduate who have en- 'rolled at Pcnn State University ito study for advanced degrees. These include: I Harry C. Burkholdcr of 320 East Blake chemical engineering and Rudolf 12. Radocy of 902 Blackston music education. Nancy Wcimer of Indian Head, elementary education; Elizabeth R.

Arnold of Ohiopyle, R. D. 1, Gcrmaan; Robert J. Devlin of Uniontown, education of exceptional children. Raymond S.

Howell of Mount I Pleasant, R. D. 1. geography; i Ronald C. Wise of New Stanton, elementary education; Candace L.

Neff of i economics: Donald Zapponc of Latrobe, political science; T. F. Fullerton of Greensburg, R. D. 6, counselor education and David W.

Hutchinson of Greensburg, R. D. 7, mineral preparation. Dunbar Man Hurt In One-Car Crash Nicholas Capan, 48, of Dunbar, R. D.

1, is in "improved" condition in Uniontown Hospital with head and internal injuries suffered in a one-car; crash at 8:45 p.m. Wednesday 1 on a rural road five miles north i of Uniontown in Franklin Town-' State police at Uniontown said he was a passenger in a car The Daily Courier. 127 West Apple Street. Connellsville. Pa.

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tmU TONIGHT MUSIC BY JOE SILVO Orchestra 9:30 'til 1:30 Tomorrow Nite Music Af You Likt It By EDDIE OLESH and His Starlighter's Orch. pa Emmett Nepa Owner Rt. 201 DIAL 628-5080 Open Daily at 10 A.M. Enjoy an Evening out! Have Dinner- then enjoy dancing entertainment in The GONDOLIER Room! The Fabulous JACK ROWLAND One of tht truly great performers to appear NO COVER NO MINIMUM I I A I A mi IOUNGI I I. It.