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PAGE FOURTEEN THE DAILY COURIER, CONNELLSVILLE, PA, SATURDAY, MAY 22, 1971 Hobby Happiness COINS: Cyrus Commemorative By PAUL J. WEIS Copley News Service beautiful commemorative representing a new high A coin denomination for Cyprus has been announced. It is being struck by the Royal Mint and is being issued conjunction with a program established by the Food and Agriculture Organization, United Nations agency. Utilizing the theme of agriculture, FAO has given birth to this numismatic issue in order to create awareness and i i agriculture development throughout world. Dozens of nations are already participating in this program with unique and inter- estin" coin issues from all over the world.

An ancient motif has been adopted for the design of the new Cyprus coin of 500 mils. Cyprus, whose history can be traced to many hundreds ot years before Christ, illustrates part of her ancient heritage on this issue dated 1970. On the obverse side of this 509-mils coin appears the double cornucopia from the ancient Cyprus coin of Ptolemy (271245 B.C.)'. The reverse of this unusual coin depicts a youth holding a basket of fruit. This fascinating design comes from a mosaic in a village of northern Cyprus from the 2nd Century A.D.

In accord with this almost motif is the fact that this coin, unlike modern issues, is without a rim, recalling the hand-hammered coin specimens of the ancient Greek empire This unusual Cyprus coin is found in an i a i a 1 collection of 36 different coins from 26 individual countries. The official issue price for this complete set is $51.50, which can-to-be-issued crown proof includes the custom coins from Brune and Bulgaria. leatherette album. Bulgaria is releasing a seri For further information, you i of commemorative may write the United Nations FAO distributor in the United States, Paramount International Coin a a Building, Englewood, i 45322. crowns.

The first in the "series commemorates Lvan Vazov; the second in the series honors Georgi Rakovsky. Both are struck in .900 fine silver; they iare both dated 1970. The value 5 leva and they are 36mm The World Proof Numismatic in diameter and 20.5 grams in Association has announced the I weight. Vazov and Rakovsky Special KROPFFS JEWELERS 209 Pgh. St.

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JUSO (July 22 to 21) --Decision made now about matter may Ipns-raiise -sider every aspect care- 1'ully. TIKGO 22 to Sept. 22)--Keep things running smoothly at home you have to "bite your tongrue" to keep showing anger. LIBRA (Sept. 23 to Oct.

22) Mental cobwebs clear up eailv in dav and Miould be i.iun 1 to wlieie the i is i that. SCORPIO (Oct. 23 to NOV. 21)--Don't be mtiexible in oiu i i i llel.ix and i-njov ivh.it life lias to oHor during- this excellent (lay SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 22 to Deo.

21) Some new i.iiiKeinents may h.i\e be nude soon there's no time like the present to start m.ilung plans. CAPRICORN (Dec. 22 to Jan. 20) A happy d.iy once you quit quibbling and decide 3ust what you, to do. picnics, etc, f.noied.

AQTTARITTS (Jan. 21 to Pet). 19) You'll find it i worth the necessary el- fort jimSved to rcKtoie understanding with your marital partner. PISCES (Feb. 20 to Mar.

20)--Consider matter with an eye to the future than mole immediate sain. Outlook: bimilar to Leo today. ia Features 1971 portraits appear on the' face of each crown coin and the Bulgarian of arms on the DAILY CROSSWORD ASTRO-GUIDE By Ceean Monday, May 24 The Day Under Your Sign ABIES (Born March 21 to April 19)--Ariens should be happier than they've been for some tune. New- romance is distinct possibility in many cases. TATTKUS (April 20 to May 20)--Fixed views die Ttrucl and you are as unyielding as ever.

You could Ipte out on a great opportunity. GEMINI (May 21 to June 21) Although you -were enthusiastic about inviting: friends over, yon may find it difficult to keep them entertained. CANCEK (June 22 to July 21) Spiritual guidance helps to keep your thoughts on a high plant 1 Buy a new book. IEO (July 22 to 21) Don't set excited it something upsets the applecart for the moment. It li-n't serious or permanent.

TTIKGO 22 to Sept. 22)--If going on a Utm. be certain your home is properly protected ilw- ing your absence. Yeiy important! 1IBHA (Sept. 23 to Oct.

22) Intuition is strong- a.7id you would be wise to act on a hunch. Don't dilly-dally around so long in making- decision SCOBPIO (Oct. 23 to KoV. 21) Good time for remodeling, lepairm? home, but keep a close eye on expenditures. Get jour monej's worth! SAGITTARIUS (Nov.

22 to Dec. 21)--You can make connections with influential people under current configurations. Don't i i i deter you. CAPBICOBN" (Dec. 22 to Jan.

20)--Be as unneisonal as possible when discussing touchy matter witli friend or relative. Be discreet AQTTAKIUS (Jan- 21 to reb. 19) You put up a stiff fight for cause buc 3 ou nuty lose a little sround while neaative rays hamper you today. PISCES reb. 20 to Mar.

20)--Issue can be In ought to a. harmonious conclusion if each side i sive a i take a little. Make the first move. Features, Inc 1971 reverse. Both crown coins were struck at the mint in Sofia, Bulgaria.

Additional information can be secured by writing World Proof Numismatic Association, 1429 Hawthorne Pittsburgh, Pa. 15201. Information concerning i new Brunei proof crown can I be secured from the same firm. The coin will be the first $1 coin to be issued by ths Brunei Currency Board. Only 4.C80 crowns will be struck at he Royal Mint.

England, of which 5,500 will be available to collectors. The crown coin is dated 170 and jis of the $1 denomination. The I size is 33.32mm with a weight 'of 260 grains and is struck in cupro-nickel The reverse of the coin shows a cannon (BediP, the most (renowned of all brass products made in Brunei. The face of co depicts the sultan 'Brunei. i Kiers of Small Sought By Ohio Police CLEVELAND (UPD-- Akron police and Portage County sher-' iff's deputies were back where i they started today in the' search for the killer of two nine-year-old girls.

Police questioned a a Thursday in the knife slaying.5 of Lori Crowe and Lorna Ritz, but Akron detective Russell Cross said "he checked out clean" and was released. "Right now we don't have anything substantial to go on," Cross said. He said police were laboriously checking out "thousands" of phone tips that have inundated the police department since the 2. One extra inning: 3. Had words 4.

rosa 5. Certain employee (2 wds.) 6. Miss Oakley 7. Double itforu German city 8. Working as a seamstress 9.

Garment- worker 10. Memorable "Casa- fclanca" song (4'' 16. Au naturcl 20. Separation center of sorts 22. 25.

Adhesive material 27. longue 28. Up till BOW (2 wds.) 30. "Woe the 32. Seamen 33.

Minister to Aniwec 34. Mario Andretti, for example 40. Formal at-' tire, for short 42. Peruvian, city 21 ACROSS l.Onc timu (singly) 4. Shout from the picket line 8.

Less palatable 11. Forearm bone 12. Alleviating 13. Fleming's 007 14. Humorist 15.

Old boat 17. Business house (BY. abbr.) 18. river 19. ListenX 21.

Alaskan seaport 23. Attracted 24. "The Gatsby" 26. Legislate 29. Seize 31.

Roman emperor 32. Plug or cork 35. Scoundrel 36. Land measure 37. Greek letter 38.

Hawk parrot 39. For fear that 41. Most gelid, 43. Banned 44. Pass judgment 45.

River in. Hades 46. Eventful period DOWN 1. Fatima's spouse DAILY CRYPTOQUOTE--Here's how to work it: A A A One letter simply stands for another. In.

this sample A is tised for the three IT'S, -for the two O's, etc. Single letters, apostrophes, the length, and formation, of the words are all lints. Each, day the code letters are different. A Cryptogram Quotation. IP-ZIP JTP I I I A I I I I I I -J Yesterday's Cryptoqaote: WiTJj ALL MY FAULTS AND FRAILTIES, I HAVE A DUTY TO MYSELF AND TO THE WORLD I LIVE FRANK (Q1971 Kin? Features Syndicate, Inc.) 30 41 In Northern New Mexico Father Builds Peace Chapel In Yiel Slain Son's Memory two girls Tuesday in were found dead a ditch seven miles east of here.

The two failed to return home from a neighborhood litter pickup campaign the nisht before. Police believe they were forced into a car, murdered, and then dumped into the ditch. The man questioned and re- leased Thursday was picked up bill because he had fled Green guarantee Chamber to Help Sink Welfare Reform Bill WAHMGTQN (UPI)-The U.S. Chamber of Commerce pledged full support, today to a Democratic congressman's one- man effort to scuttle the welfare reform bill of the Nixon administration. Both the and Rep.

Al Ullman of Oregon said they would try to rally opposition Cross Hospital in nearby Cuya- around "the dangers of a guaranteed annual income." they oppose would a family of four, or an elderly couple, at least $2,400 a year. Servicemen Addicts Would Be Retained Until Rehabilitated Burning ff Service Planned Sunday for Church hoga Falls Wednesday night after seeking treatment for Ullman has bites on his arms. 'substitute bill Cross said the wounds turned welfare proposed a that clients would either out to be dog bites and the'as unemployable or employable man fled the hospital be cause land would remove the latter he was frightened about welfare roles and put of a tetanus shot in'them into training or jobs, the stomach. WASHING-TON (UPD --Rep. A mortgage burning service Seymour R.

Halpern, scheduled in the Christian plans to introduce legislation land Missionary Alliance Church next week under which 7:30 p.m. Sunday. men addicted to drugs would I Officiating will be the super- not be discharged until of the have undergone rehabilitation. District of the He said the and i i a which wculd take place Churches The Rev. F.

when the serviceman involved Paul Henry will also deliver was supposed to have been the main address. discharged, would serve as a $3,500 mortgage was used deterrent to addiction, which he to purchase a property adjacent said seme servicemen now turn to the church and constructing to in hopes discharge. of an early a parking lot on it SATURDAY SPECIAL! CHOCOUTE MOCHA SHAKES A blend of your old favorite chocolate shake with the tan- tilizing taste and aroma of mocha flavor. A new and exciting taste treat! The loan was paid off in nine imonths. Labor for the new lot was donated by the men's organization of church and the landscaping was completed by George Wettgen.

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not Median Income Set at $9,870 Durina Past WASHINGTON (UPI). Census Bureau says American a guaranteed annual said Arch N. include 1 the chamber's I president. I Ullman told newsmen at a Jbriefing called by the chamber Mourners Ready Funeral Feast For Gypsy King PHILADELPHIA (UPI) -Kegs of beer stood on the grass outside the funeral home for instant refreshment for arriving mourners. Lambs, hogs and chickens were readied for a feast at a nearby park.

In a casket under an arch of roses, carnations and gladioli Eli George lay beneath $10, $5 and $1 bills and piles of silver brought by gypsies from throughout the country. They have come for the 'uneral Saturday of the man mown to many here as the "King of the Gypsies," although the gypsies themselves do not speak of hierarchy to outsiders. George, 66, died Wednesday, and his family has been holding ihe wake 24 hours a day for three days at the John Hasyn Jl Home. George's Rolls Royce is parked out front. mourners, some from as EAGLE NEST, N.M.

(UPD- The Vietnam Veterans Peace Chapel sits on a hill in the lush Moreno Valley of Northern Mexico. Anchored on one wal of the chapel is a plaque flanked by photographs of 13 soldiers killed in So'ittheas Asia. The inseriptiom on the plaque reads: "If we are to stand on our feet in fche presence of God what then is one man that he should debase the dignity of another?" The lines were written by Victor David Westphall IPI, a Marine lieutenant killed in 196i when his platoon was ambushec in Vietnam. On Saturday, the third anniversary of his death, the chapel built by his father with fche help of flower children will be dedicated. On hand for the ceremonies 20 miles north of Taos will be John winner of the "liver Star and three Purple Hearts and a spokesman for the National Vietnam Veterans Against the War.

Victor Westphall began build- ng the chapel soon after the death of his sen. The final plans took only 15 minutes to sketch, according to the building's architect, Ted Luna of Santa Fe. During the three years of construction, the contractor to charge Wesphall for mving to replace one of the walls, which soar like gulls' vings to a 70-foot high apex. Workers included "hippies irom all over the country," Luna "said. The chapel walls upward over the front entrance.

the left of a narrow window ixtending 28 feet up from ground level is a simple cross with an eternal flame. There are four concentric circles of curved seats inside. "Westphall said his son "believed that fche cause for which he gave his life was just, yet his words testimony to executive vice' a as and California, jterribly -The! country. dangerous for the famil-'es earned median income of a record $9,870 last year, but in actual buying poxver the dollar lost ground for the first time in nine years. The bureau reported Thursday that a survey of 50,000 families indicated median income increased S440 from 1969.

But because of inflation, the bureau said, the purchasing power of $9,870 was only $9,867 in "constant dollars that have been adjusted for cost of living changes. Ian another report Thursday, the Commerce Department said Americans, their government and their businesses were in debt by a record of $1.84 trillion by the end of 1970. "If we go down this road, you haven't seen anything yet," he said. "You open up the Treasury to the working poor and everybody starts playing the game. And with a principle once established, you've got to go along with increases.

all, $2,400 is a start, and you can find many cases where this is a starvation level," he added. Ullman is a member of the House Ways and Means Committee headed by Democrat Wilbur D. Mills of Arkansas and he admits he faces Ullman said congressional Northerners who recognize the dangers of a guaranteed annual income. formidable opposition to own welfare reform bill. committee already has proved Nixon's plan.

his The ap- 'But on the House floor, it's BIBLE TRUTH: Rev. William Hoffman PASTOR, MT. CARMEL COMMUNITY CHURCH R. D. 2 Mt.

Pleasant--Dial 887-7169 or 887-8158 different matter. I hope to get a ruling to allow my bill as an amendment," Ullman said. Bootih said the chamber, representing more than 5 million businesses, "would use all the resources at its command to see that members of the House have an opportunity to consider and vote on the proposal by Ullman he expects support "from and Southerners will gather in Hunting Park tonight for the traditional Black Feast of food and drink on the eve of the funeral. It is also traditional for gypsies to make sure that when someone dies, everything he will need in the next world is placed into the casket with him. That is why the visitors have been dropping money near folded hands of the dead man's body.

Beside the money are the things placed there by his family--his comb, his brush and his razor. his belief in a more ultimate, justice and in an ethical code whereby peace could prevail." Luna said he believed it was appropriate that the nondenominational chapel, which still needs a coat of stucco "is to be dedicated in an unfinished state because it (Vietnam) is also an unfinished war." Thanks to all my many friends. My sincerest appreciation for your support in nominating me in the primary election. Paul W. Hughes Cash for expenses while you're in the hospital NEW HOSPITAL Indemnity PJan: Pays you $50 to $200 a week (depending upon the basic hospitalization you presently carry) to use as you see fit.

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Home Office: Columbus. Ohio Proclaiming a Living Saviour For a Dying Race God docs not have to call you U. give men the Gospel; He I emnimands you to do it (Matthew 28:18, 20). You may have to await a definite leading of the Lord to a foreign country or to i particular field. But you never have to await God's Command to win souls.

As you have the opportunity and the talent to meet some need that is in line with God's commands in Scripture, go ahead and do as God has commanded in His Word. Walk through the door that He has opened for vo-; and faithfully perform the insk that before you. In votir neighborhood thsrc may be children who need to be- I old about the Lord. You do not have to wait for -special call frm Gd child evangelism befre you speak to tho-jt- children. Go ahead and witness to them.

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