The Daily Courier from Connellsville, Pennsylvania • Page 3

TUESDAY, APRIL 18, 1967 Ht DAILY COURltF, COisUtLlbrfllLt. i-A. C. Witt Honored At Anniversary Dinner of Troop Approximately 176 friends helped Boy Scout Troop 101 of First Evangelical i Brethren Church celebrate its 50th anniversary banquet, and to honor R. Clark Witt, past scoutmaster for 50 a Saturday night.

After the opening ceremonies a wreath of flowers was placed around Witt's neck by Uuth Ann Colburn, presented by Thomas McCartney. Invocation was by the Rev. Lester Crum, pastor. The dinner was served by women of the church. The welcome was given by James K.

Wagner, anniversary dinner chairman. Van Dyke Humbert loastmastcr, introduced the speaker, Judge Earl S. Keim of Westmoreland County who spoke about scouting making good citizens. "There is a need in our country today for more Scouts and leaders like Clark Vyitt," Judge Keim said. He added that "Scouts learn about God and country.

We must teach our young to be law abiding citizens or we will be another nation to fail. If our nation is to survive we must build good future citizens." Troop i ttee chairman, Frank Baxter introduced Charles a present scoutmaster, who conducted a Court of Honor. Awards were presented to: Bruce Fosselman and Robert Mickey, Tenderfoot badge; Zanc Baxter, Paul Hatfield and James Moon. Second Class badge; Kenneth Garlick, music merit badge; Barry and Witt, swimming and life saving! merit badges. i John Baker, neighborhood commissioner, presented Ihej troop its new charter.

Scout Executive, Tom Ewing presented Lawrence Melsger, institutional representative, the council certificate. A trophy was presented to Witt by Graydon Whipkey, past in i lutional representative. Several remarks were addressed to Will on his scouting career, dating back to the first members. More than 1,000 boys have been Scouts under Witt's leadership during his 50 years of service. Witt's family; was introduced including his: wife, Realla, their children, and Mrs.

Ralph Wilt, Mr. a PACE THREE Radio Television. Programs WCVI 1310 KDKA Pitiiburcb WTAE C'hunittl 4 PitUhurih WIIC-TV channel Pittsburgh KDKA-TV Channel PitUbunh WQED (hannrl 13 I'lUiiburth TUESDAY EVENING, APRIL 18, 1967. :00 :00 Music ContinuoU Continued Continued Music Continued Continued Continued Music Continued Continued Continued Music Continued Continued Continued Music Continued Continued Continued Music Continued Continued Continued Nrws Music Continued Music Continued Race Continued Baseball Continued Continued Continued Baseball Continued Continued Continued Baseball Continued Continued Continued Party Line Continued Continued Continued News Continued Che.venne Continued Cheyenne Continued Combat Continued Combat Continued Invaders Continued Invaders Continued Peyton Place Continued Fugitive Continued Continued Continued N'ews Movie Continued Continued News Continued Me Male's Navy Continued News Continued Girl From Uncle Girl From Uncle Occasional Wife Movie Continued Continued Continued Movie Continued Continued Continued News Tonight Tonight Continued Rilicman Continued Walter Cronkite News Continued Daktari Continued DakUri Continued Red Skelton Continued Red Skelton Continued Petticoat Junction Unfmished American Revolution Continued News Continued Movie Continued form and Imagination Green Tliumb Continued Legally Speaking Kolfc i a Continued Creative Person Continued Showcase Continued Continued Showcase Continued Managers in Action Faith to Faith Sign Oil WEDNESDAY, APRIL 19, 1967. 7 :00 1 8 :00 1 9 :00 :30 :45 101 111 121 1 :00 :15 :30 :45 OIS 4 00 :45 5 :00 :13 35 News-Music Music News-Sports Music NcwF-Music The Place News-Sports Music News-Music Music News-Music Music Headlines News-Music Music News-Music Pechin News-Music Sway Shop News Weather Music Continued News-Music Music Continued Headlines Music Continued Continued Music Continued Continued Continued Music Continued News, Canton Continued News, Canton Continued Stnck.

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Single letters, apos- trophies, the length and formation of the words are all hints. Each day the code letters are different. A Cryptogram Quotation I A I TJ 017 I I I IS XI 2 I Many From Area In Car Mishaps Raymond Burnsworlh, 19, Dunbar, is in good condition in Uniontown Hospital i multiple injuries Friday afternoon when a IOR fell from a truck and struck', him while he was working near 1 Five Forks Road. He was taken; to the hospital by Hopwood fire-j men's ambulance. Lester Johnson, 17, of suffered arm, leg and back! injuries, and George Melz, 52,: of Dunbar, an eye injury, when they were hit by falling rocks; while working on the Waynes-: burg Southern Railroad tunnel; in Greene County Friday They were treated at Greene I County Memorial Hospital.

A car driven by Dclma Ison. 25, of Morgantown, i struck a pony that ran onto Route 40 a mile cast of FarmiiiRton Saturday afternoon, according lo state police at Uniontown. Daman? was estimated at $1,000 to her car. I Cars driven by i a a a fi7, of Nemacolin: Miles i Gilbert Tompson. 44, of La a and Theresa M.

Ling-i a 16, of Smock, collided a on nine miles north of Union-' i Damage was estimated: at $700. i Cars driven by Paul T. Kavashansky, 23, of New Salem, and Frank Stevens, 44. of. I Brownsville, R.

D. 1, collided i early Sunday on Route 40 cast lof Brownsville. Kavashansky I and Stevens' wife, Mabel, 36', were treated at Brownsville 'General Hospital for culs and bruises. second man believed drowned when i small craft with six persons aboard overturned In the Allegheny River, Wallace Cobb 45, of the City's North Side was dead on arrival at St. Margaret Memorial Hospital after tho accident Saturday.

Joseph MacComcr, 43, also of the North Side, was missing. Hew To Hold FALSETEETH Mere Firmly in Place Do your teeth annoy and pm- narrass by slipping, dropping or wobbling when you eat. lauKh or a Just sprinklp 3 little FASTEETH on your plates.This a a i (non-acid i powder holds false teeth more firmly anrt more comfortably. No cummy. gooey, pasty taste or fceltnc.

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i PITTSBURGH I i A. search continued loclav for a i --also-- WALKERS And Other Invalid Equipment J-P SURGICAL APPLIANCES Located 1 Mils South of Connellsville on Route 119 Dial 628-1360 Ramsay Singers Winners The Dale Witt, and Mrs. Melvin Witt, Jack (Dorothy) Reagan, George (Candis) Snyder. Clark Witt was annual Pennsylvania 4 Lions amateur finals were held Friday Mrs. Elslcy Will.

Mr. and ou TM Gravdon Witt, I4 Llons Mrs. Mrs. night at Harrold Junior High! School, near Greensburg. First place winners received Witt was presented the! centerpiece and Mrs.

Earl $5 second place finishers Keim was also presented ai rece ved 525. All other acts, floral piece. Barry and Garyi TM I a 10 consolatlon i Wilt, twin sons of Mr. and Mrs. Trhc categories and winners: Melvin Witt and grandsons of a Joy Nedrow, Ramsay i Clark Witt, sang a duet.

Pianist umor Hl Sch o1 rst: Girls i Sextette, Greensburg a was Mrs. Frank Baxter Jr. Benediction was by Rev. Crum. CLOSE SIGHTINGS-2.

Roadhoo UFO Yesterday's Crj-ptoquote: LIFE IS A SERIES OF SUR- I PRISES AND WOULD NOT BE WORTH KEEPIXQ IF IT WERE 1367, King Features Syndicate, Inc.) At Fort Sill. FORT SILL. Okla. Private Joseph L. Buhler, 19, son of I Mr.

and Mrs. George W. Buhler, I 107 East Cedar Conj ncllsvilJe, completed a Little John missile crewman course al the Army Artillery and Missile Center here. During the eight-week course, he received instruction in the preparation and firing of this troop support missile. Soldier Promoted.

V. S. ARMY. i a (AHTNC) James R. Higgins, 21, son of Mr.

and Mrs. Robert V. Higgins, Church Hill, R. D. 2, Dunbar, was promoted Army Specialist Four March in Vietnam, where he is serving with the 119th Transportation Company.

Spec. Higgins, a cargo checker for company, entered the Army in October 1D65, and is a 19Gn graduate of Dunbar Township High School. ALLERGIC to regular MILK? Milk allergy iymptoms can range from colic, rashes, headaches to hives, indigestion and stomach cramps. These discomforts are not confined to infants alone-- adults suffer them, too, PERTO, developed by Country Belle five years ago, could bring you permanent relief. PERTO it fresh, wholesome Grade A milk that has been specially treated to make milk proteins more digestible.

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Inslru- mental Solo Ginny Lovell.1 i High School, first; Billy Somerset Lions Club will pro- Galliford, Irwin Pennsylvania 1 sent a variety show April 27-29. Avenue School, second. Instrumental Group The Soul! Sisters, Trafford High School, first; Sons of Time, Berry Area; High School, second. Dancing Lori Jackovitz and i MARCH A.M.,MEAE.TCMPL^,OKLA., A DRIVER FOUND THE HIGHWAY BLOCKED YA 15-FOOT UFO A LITTLE MAM CLIMBING INTO IT, AFTER WHICH IT SOARED AWAY AT SUPERSONIC SPEED. ATIC FILES) SAUCF owwrwrvv )9g7 gg ti leClOTI SYNOICATT, Lisa Lamolinara, Latrobe Arca High School, first: no second prize.

Novelty No first prize; South Greensburg Spinnerettes. i Greensburg Salem Uniontown Church Will Sign Contracts For Parish Building second. Most popular Audience Vote Lori Jackovitz and Lisa Lamolinara, Latrobe Area High School, first. I I Mary's R. C.

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