The Daily Courier from Connellsville, Pennsylvania • Page 8

PAGE EIGHT. THE DAILY COURIER, CONNELISVILIE, PA. TUESDAY, OCTOBER 8, 1963. Groundbreaking on Sunday For $3 Million High School By Mt. Pleasant Jointure In Westmoreland Recollection Doy Politics, Topic Sunday in Church Of BPW Meeting For Holy Name At Scottdale appointed Westmoreland County campaign chairman for State-wide i Republican Superior Court Candidates Judge J.

Coivin Wright and Judge Harold E. Ervin. Both Judge Wright of Bedford MOUNT PLEASANT Ground'tee. Flaherty will introduce Eu-' ranging in size from 440 square and Judge Ervin of Drexel for the Mount Pleasant M. McKelvev.

superintendent feet to a lar Sroup instruction are seeking re-election to the State School System's S3.425.000 high Westmoreland'County schools, area of 2.530 square feet: library: jMipenor Court, the second highest school, will be broken in a cere- and other educators. Interspersing mony scheduled for 2:30 p.m. Sun- these i be a selection by the day. (joint band. Invitations have gone out to Actual breaking of MOUNT PLEASANT Claries MOUNT PLEASANT A day Scalf of Greensburg has been of recollection for Holy Name So- educaUon depanrnen in- cafeteria; court in Pennsylvania.

They have been endorsed for re-election as qualified sitting judges by the i.eany -uo mony to be held fo; at the i 2 building nounced iM.iiCa.i.^0/. ming pool: MI various department, giOiind va i ec i llca ij on science, industrial arts, (cause of their qualifications for business (Pennsylvania Bar Association be- and music and health, by the Rev. E. Stewart, lhg electncally heal service as State Superior Court judges the past 10 vears and schools, said the groundbreakin and conference rooms and a public affair and persons may pleasant Joint High School, a student activity center. attend whether or not they re- been designed by Hunter, Camp-j invitations mailed out through- ceive an invitation.

ibell anj Rea of Altoona, iegis- area were The groundbreaking will begin, It-red architects. It is being built arc A Levinson, president, on be- the Joint High School Band jointly by the Mount Pleasant half of the Mount. Pleasant Joint playing the national anthem. In- Borough and Township and Done- school Board, and Jarnes Murtha, location will be by the Rev. Fa- fa', Area School Districts, aimed president, on behalf of the Mount bian G.

Oris, paster of St. Flori- at completion by September, 19S5. eas ant Joint School Authority, an's R. C. Church, United.

completed, the building They were sent to area educators, Introductions will be bv Edwin will have a capacity of 1,172 pu- clergymen of all faiths, the press, A. Swink, chairman of the Joint'nils and will contain 145,000 of industry and Beard building and site commit-'feet. Included are 25 classrooms'various civic organizations. Faculty Sponsors Named For High Schoo! Activiti In East Huntingdon Twp. SCOTTDALE East Huntingdon High School faculty members have been assigned to sponsor activities during the 1963-64 school jear.

The list was compiled by D. William Davis, high school principal. It includes the various school organizations, commencement activities, athletics, newspaper and various other groups and school events. Homeroom teachers will sponsor the classes. Junior homeroom sponsors will supervise the prom and the senior homeroom sponsors are in charge of the snow- queen.

Coaches are given responsibility of the Varsity Club. Senior sponsors will help arrange the annual class day. Individual a members placed in charge of the respective activities are: Walter E. Galmp. athletic director; Leslie Jb -Nagg, laeuny manager: Benjamin W.

Maleskyt head football coach; Glamp and Thomas R. Crawford, assistant coaches; Nagg, junior high football coach; Chris E. Stoner, head basketball coach; Adam D. Coffman. assistant basketball coach: Crawford, junior high basketball coach; Nagg, head track coach.

Miss Eleanor Bair, senior play; Mrs. Dorothy K. Faust, junior class play; Mrs. Wilda W. Hyatt, choral music; Frederick Eberharter, instrumental music: Mrs.

Ruth A. Fornataro. Tri-Hi-Y; Nagg. Hi-Y; George H. Frethy, Student Council; Robert Griffith, Future Farmers of America: Mrs.

Leafy J. Curley, Future Code, Theory Class In Amateur Radio Will Start Friday The Conneilsville Amateur Radio Club will sponsor free code and theory classes beginning at 8 p.rn Friday at the K3AML Clubroom at 2006 Springfield Pike, below North Bend. The classes are for anyone interested in obtaining a license as amateur, novice, or technician, or a general license. K3AML will be open for new members, licensed or unlicensed. of America, James Commercial Club: Homemakers R.

Stimmel, Mrs. Marguerite Houseman, newspaper; Mrs. Faust, cheerleaders. Miss Kathenne R. Holhs, stage scenery; Lyle H.

Stoner, stage make-up: Frethy. visual aid; Miss Virginia Pfoutz, editor, and Ralph L. Hough, business, yearbook; Mrs. Fornataro, devotions; Miss. Pfoutz, attendance and 1 period director: Mrs.

Leora Given Probation For Theft of Food $297,457 Invested in Savings Bonds In Fsyetfe County Fayette Countians invested $297,457 in savings bonds during August, according to the state head- quarteis. The total included $266,457 in Series and $31,000 in Series H. Westmoreland Countians spent $805,657, Washing-ton Countians $494,533, Somerset Countians $93,025 and Gieene Countians $32,662 while Pennsylvania as a whole reported $40,894,258. Protection System Of Glass Company Viewed by Firemen MOUNT PLEASANT -Mrs. Willetta Love of Ruffsdale, sprained her left ankle when she fell at home.

Nick Fischio, 37, of McKees- Rocks, injured his right thumb working in the Screw and Bolt Corporation of America plant at Iron Bridge. ln Frick Hospital. received a five-year sentence on piobation, after pleading guiity before Westmoreland Judge Earl S. Keim to a series of food thefts last summer. State police charged Knsfalusi stole 45 A ted to Frick Community Hospital were Sylvester Reboy of Tarr.

Mrs. Ann Kocinsky of 209 Front Standard Shaft, Andrew Vis- nanski of 202 Front Standard Shaft and Mrs. Betty Byerly of dozen eggs while emplojed at 21 w1 St Discharged were Belhlen Home in Ligonier Township June 6. and on July 4 he stole 200 pounds of frozen beef and five pheasants from Laurel Mountain Faims He was also directed to pay court costs. 11 Ccts Poisoned In Fairchance Area Eleven cats have been poisoned in the Fairchance area, according to Goklie Mclntyre, who is to find those responsible.

The penalty is a fine up to $1.000 and up to three years in jail. Band Mothers WSI! Meet in Scottdale Bernadette of Van Meter, Mrs. Thelma Miller and daughter of Conneilsville, R. 2, and Mrs Martha Grouse and daughter of Painter Everson. Given Medal.

Master Sgt. John P. Nicosia, son of Mrs. Sue Nicosia of Umon- town, was awarded the Air Force Commendation Medal for meritori- chairman of the Pennsylvania Republican Committee. He is a member of the Executive Council of the Westmoreland County Republican Committee of which William L.

Batten is chairman and has actively participated in the revitalization of the County Republican Committee. In addition to other posts of responsibility with the GOP Committee, Scalp served as Third Legislative District chairman in 1982. ciety will be Sunday in Trans- figuration R. C. Church.

It is. for Ifcly Name Society members of all churches sponsored by the one in the host church. It will begin with a 10 a.m. mass and include conferences at 12:30 and 2 p.m. The Rev.

Otto Wendell, O.S.B., of St. Vincent Archabbey will be celebrant for the mass when members will receive Communion. He will also conduct the conferences. i Breakfast in the school cafeteria will follow the 10 a.m. mass.

There will be refreshments and the day of recollection will end with recitation of the rosary and benediction. Adam Stepanic is chairman. Reservations may be made with Frank A. Zegiin of 74 Stale president of the host Holy Name Society. Retarded Children To Be Meeting Theme For Township dub MOUNT PLEASANT A talk on "Mental Retardation" will be given to the Mount Pleasant Township Woman's Club in the Community Building, Norvelt, at 7:30 m.

Thursday. Movies also ill bs shown, by the speaker. Mrs. George Byerly. These will deal with retarded children at the school in Greensburg.

Mrs. Xorman Johnson will present the speaker. Mrs. Edward Mottle is program chairman. Hostesses will be Mrs.

James Weaver, Mrs. Roy Rumbaugh, Mrs. Hubert Black, Mrs. J. R.

Wood, Mrs. Donald Gorton, Mrs. Charles Wingert and Mrs. Clifford Andrews. Serving on the iouse committee will be Mrs.

May Bowers and Mrs. Wallace Hoffer. Given Prison Term On Assault Count Claude Clark of Bovard pleaded guilty before Westmoreland County Judge Earl Keim to charges of assault with intent to kill and carrying a deadly weapon. He was sentenced to to four years in the penitentiary on the assault charge, but sentence suspended on the second charge. According to police, Clark jumped into a car halted at a traffic light in Greer.sburg on 14, and, brandishing a knife, told the driver, Mrs.

Delores Guidas, of Bovard to continue driving, telling her "I'm wanted by the Mrs. Guidas drove out Route 119 until she noticed some people near a bakery, where she stopped the car and leaped out. Clark fled the scene on foot. SCOTTDALE Representatives of local service clubs will attend the Business and Professional Women's Club meeting in the YMCA at 6:30 Thursday for National Business Women's Week. "So Politics Is Just for Men" will be the meeting topic which falls during Oct.

6-12, National Business Women's Week. The observance locally also includes a window display in the window of Ann's Beauty Shoppe, Guest speaker Thursday will be Helen Baird LaMonie of Pitts- 5uCGnd VKG prcsiucr.t the BPW Club there. Her talk will entitled "The Second Greatest Boss." Mrs. Anna Guttendorf of Pittsburgh, district director, will also attend for an official visit. The program is in charge of the legislation committee, Mrs.

Margaret chairman. Mrs. LaMonte, formerly of Illinois, was in many political posts and in 1956 was a full delegate to the national presidential nomination convention. She is execu- secretary of the Allegheny Bounty Civic Club, appears on a show to answer political questions and speaks every Tuesday over radio. Junior Auxiliary Future Projects To Be Aired Tuesday MOUNT PLEASANT Future projects will be discussed and aast ones reported on to fie Frick Community Hospital Junior Auxiliary the nurses home at 8 p.m.

Thursday. Reports will include one on the recent fashion show and card party of which Mrs. A. H. Sternberg, Mrs.

Thomas Milliron and Miss Jackie Gunsallus were co-chairmen. Mrs. Victor Boerio and Mrs. Vernon Nicolette, will tell about the dance held last month in the Elks home. Chairman for the social hour is Mrs.

Norman Weinstein with Mrs. Paul Michalczyk and Miss Gunsallus serving on that com' Failure to Agree On Pact Results In Strike at ITE Failure to agree upon terms of a new contract resulted in 430 employes of Greensburg Division of ITE Circuit Breaker Co. going on strike. The old pact expired at midnight Sunday, but there was an indication last Friday that the union would not accept company terms when Local 625, United Electrical, Radio and Machine Workers, voted to reject the offer The work stoppage by the production and maintenance employes of the firm does not affect sala- The clerical em- ployes are represented by Local 26 IUEW) and are covered by an agreement that does not expire jntil Oct. 6, 1964.

ous service and achievement as mittee. 246th Bombardment Squadron, Westover. Air Force Base, from Sept. 1, 1951, to March 31, 1983. Farm Sold.

UNIOXTOWN Margaret Hankins Meadow Lane Farm in South Union Township to Russell B. Cullen of Allegheny County, Pittsburgh industrialist, for S87.500 Band Mothers of Scottdale Joint according to a deed recorded in Dell, Language Club: Eberhart. JHigh meet at 7 30 the Fayette County Courthou band conceit: Mis. Hyatt and P-m. Monday, in the high school.

Robert E. Miller, baccalaurea'e: Miss Pfoutz and Davis, commencement; Mrs. Michakna Amoroso, To Meet Wednesday. Nurses Club. District a Hospital.

MOUNT PLEASANT A son Easter Seal Will Elect Officers Officers will be elected at a meeting of members and directors of the Fayette County Society for Crippled Children and Adults at 7:45 p.m. today in the treatment center in Uniontown. Common Market Meeting Topic For Poultrymen MOUNT PLEASANT moreland County Poultry Associa- i lunches. tion annual banquet i start at frTM eeti he J2 a 10 20 a Monday in Fr ick Ecdstone Presbyterial Three fall meeting in Presbyterian Church. Uniontown.

Mrs. Daniel Gilmour of Belle Vernon, district chairman, will pre- jside. Workshops will be conducted 'during the afternoon. Those at- West-(tending are to bring their own was born to Mr. and Mrs.

Julian Condition Serious. Joseph Cernelli. 3'2, soa of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Cernelli of "New Salem, is in serious condition in At Uniontown Hospital.

Admitted to Uniontown Hospital were "Wanda L. Kimmell of Lemont Furnace, John Alasvird of Fairchance, Sheila Rae Wilson of Smithfield, Helen M. Lewis of Fairbank, i M. Smith of Smithfield, Andrew Lobash of New Salem, Virginia L. Mathias of Chalk Hill, Dorothy L.

Barren of Conneilsville, Belle F. Krepps of Smock, Webster Van Horn of iontown, Star Route, Veronica Chaikcic of Smock, Eugene J. Moreau of Hopwocd, Erma Jean Miller of Smithfield, Hark Nagy of New Salem and Elmer Rockwell of Smithfield. List Recruiter Oct. 10.

SFC Barbara Bond, Women's Army Corps recruiter for the tri- state area, will he at the Army Recruiting Office in the Uniontown Post Office Bldg. from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Oct. 10 to interview young girls interested in Walker of Alexandria.

at 6.45 p.m. laze. Monday in Peasant Vil- Sodality Meeting. SCOTTDALE Immaculate Henry Injures Side. S.

Barnett, 60, of University Hospital. Morgantown, (joining the Army. W. with a head injury and lacerations. The boy was found late Monaay atternoon under me family car parked in the driveway.

Details of the accident were not learned. The victim as treat- Mrs, Fisher to Speak To YMCA Auxiliary At Unscntcwn Meet SCOTTDALE er, 815 Market Mrs. A N. Fish- will be in Uniontown Wednesday for an official visit to the YMCA Ladies Auxiliary. She will attend the 1 p.m.

luncheon as state president of YMCA Women's Auxiliaries and speak to the women there. Accompanying her will be Mrs. John H. Merritt of 507 Market state member at large, and Harold W. Pears, YMCA general secretary, and Jlrs.

Pears. Mrs. Fisher will confer with other state officers on the Oct. 14 ilanning meeting in AUentown. These other officials will include Mrs.

Earl McVay. state first vice president, and Mrs. Huston B. Swaney, state secretary, both of Uniontown. Plan Box Supper For WSCS Meeting 'SCOTTDALE A box supper planned for Women's Society of Christian Service in- First Meth- Each is asked to bring food in decorated shoe box.

The boxes will be exchanged for the evening meal. Hostesses will be members of Circle 3. The anniversary program "Our Methodist Heritage" will be presented by Mrs. Mary Helen Travis. Devotions will be in charge of the World Friendship Girls.

Mount Pleasant Council Ponders Sewage Program MOUNT PLEASANT The view Neilan Engineers, Somerset, is apparently handicapping this borough in its law suit regarding sewage disposal was brought to Borough Council's attention Monday. Edward F. btefi, borough M'U- citor, said he had been advised as to possibility of the state dismissing its action against the borough providing the revised progress schedule be adhered to strictly. This called for plans for lateral sewers to be submitted to Sanitary Water Board officials by last Friday. Delay in doing this was brought Stefl's attention that same day in a telephone conversation with Ron Rornesburg of the Neilan organization.

Romesburg informed him there was a delay but the plans should be submitted today or Wednesday. Also being delayed by Neilans is filing of applications for Federal grants, said having been filled in by council last Sept. 12. Council passed a regulation calling for borough residents to identify their garbage cans by painting their names on the sides and lids. This action followed a quest for help in dealing with apartment dwellers, termed by Harry Overly of Overly's City Refuse "one of our biggest problems." Local residents are to paint their names on sides and lids of their garbage cans.

Lettering is to be two inches or higher. The new regulation, termed a "reasonable" one by Stefl, is labeled section two of Ordinance 333, the so-called garbage ordinance. All applications for patrolman in the borough Police Department were rejected and it was agreed to readvertise with some date later in the year to be set for examinations. This came after Glenn Jaquette, chairman, said the police committee "could not recommend" any of the six men Arrest Suspect- In Area Burglary Paul Bileck, 18, of Uniontown, was arrested Saturday in connection with the bnrslarv of HIP na Theatre, Homestead, on Sept. 29.

Approximately was taken from a safe in the theatre. Bileck was turned over to Homestead Police. examined Sept. 13. Council will advertise also for men to man he police and fire radios when they are moved into the former tax collector's office the Borough Building.

Three Julltime and one relief operator be neeued ai A salary not exceeding 51,200 annually per man. Federal approval to move the radio equipment from Frick Community Hospital remains for tha transfer to take place. Jaquette said this likely would take place sometime in November. Council look action to prepare the room by authorizing it be cleaned and painted and approving a request to furnish it with desk, chair and other necessary furnishings. James Smith wrote and appeared in person regarding an alley by his service station at 101 North Daimond St.

It is about 10 feet wide and from 50 to 60 feet in length and impassable. This is to be studied by the committee for a recommendation. The borough engineer is to survey the Cort Ave. area to determine the borough's responsibility and a solution to the parking problem there. Thus was brought to council's attention in an appearance by Angelo Linardi.

Borough inquiry brought forth a letter from Potter-fMcCune Co. that the and 0 Railroad is now ready to proceed with sale of the abandoned railroad property adjoining the company's East Main St. building. A state official is to be brought in to investigate the sewage problem at the bakery on North Church St. Charles Lentz, sewer committee chairman, said there is a strong odor from there and sewage easily visible which is attracting rats.

Dean Gilbert of Anderson and Gilbert, Greensburg, is to confer with the finance committee regarding more satisfactory, speedier means of handling earned income (wage) tax refunds. Charles Cronin, finance committee chairman, said the borough is now "pretty good shape" financially and should end the year with the budget pretty well balanced. Property and police committees WPrp pnth-nrtTpH fA all necessary repairs in the jail. Granted by unanimous approval was a request by the local Kiwanis Club to install litter baskets to parking meters along Main St. Start Post Office Remodeling Work Remodeling work has started at Herminie Post Office, and is expected to be completed about Dec.

1. The work will include installation of a new lighting system, expansion of the working area, and construction of both a service and a box lobby at the facility. Men to Meet. MOUNT PLEASANT A meeting will be held by Lutheran Church Men in Trinity Lutheran Church at 7:30 m. Wednesday.

Missionary Meeting. MOUNT PLEASANT Missionary Society of Middle Presbyterian Church, Middle Churches, will meet at 12:30 p.m. Wednesday. Speaker will be Robert Donald- Conception Sodality of St. John son, agricultural extension market- Baptist Bwantme Church will ins specialist for Penn-Ahaiua meet today after iccitatm cf the "European Common Market" will losary.

be his topir. Class to Meet. WSCS Birthday. MOUNT PLEASANT E. L.

S. SCOTTDALE Bethel Center Cla-s of First Methodist Church Church of God. WSCS. Aherton. will meet at 7 30 p.m.

Thursday will observe its birthday Thura- in the home of Mrs Gilbert K. day Brant of Mount R. D. l. Clellandtown, R.

D. injured his'ed at Uniontown Hospital before left side Friday night when his being transferred. car left Route 21 three miles west -of Revere and struck guardrails. Society to Meet. SCOTTDALE Starting time of St.

Vincent De Paul Society meetings has been changed with next one set for 6:15 Wed- Fellowship Meeting. MOUNT PLEAS A social hour i be held Thursdav evening by the Mount Joy Church of nesday in St. John the Baptist the Brethren Youth Fellowship. Iparohcial School. READY-MIXED CONCRETE LUMBER BUILDERS SUPPLIES SETTEE PIPE BUILDERS A A NORTH BROADWAY'JCOTTQALE ORAL POLIOMYELITIS VACCINE request form NECESSARY FOR ALL MINOR CHILDREN Physicians of the POLIOMYELITIS PROGRAM and their assistants are hereby requested and authorized to administer Oral Poliomyelitis Vaccine to the child, or children, whose name (names) appears below: NAME: NAME: Ast NAME: NAME: NAME: NAME: ADDRESS: Parent (or Guardian) Witnesses: (2) Name: Name; Print Plainly) (b.tt) (Address of Partnf) DO I PLAY ORGAN A musician? perhaps not.

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