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The Daily Courier from Connellsville, Pennsylvania • Page 21

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The Daily Courieri
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Connellsville, Pennsylvania
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THURSDAY, JULY 13, 1972 THE DAILY COURIER. CONNELLSVILLE, PA. PAGE TWENTY-ONE Mount Pleasant Parish Drops Double Name To Form SI, Pius Church MOUNT PLEAS A VF Thp-lfamH in old has given way to the new) Pius was born June 2, here with the birth of a Roman Catholic parish dedicated to St. Pius X. 1835, as Joseph Melchior Sarto.

He became Pontiff of the Roman Catholic Church on Aug. St. Bemrdine-St. Joseph R. J-, 1903 and Aug.

20, 1914.1 C. parish was formed with the combining of the two churches several years ago. It includes His successor. Pope Pius XII, proclaimed Pius as Saint Pius on May 29, 1954. On the occasion of the beauti- i Brother, Sister Win Top Honors In Rings Contest the two church buildings, rectory, a school and ajfication of Pius Pope Pius cemetery Since July 1 it is'XJJ said the saM's goal in all grouped together under the'life had been renew every- name of St.

Pius R. C. Parish. i thing in Christ." Rev. Rivi said The Rev.

Geno J. Rivi came'with the dedication of the parish here June 7 a- pastor of the i to St. Pius the priests are! pansli The Leonard J. asking the parishioners to follow i McAlpin continues as associate that example and begin "to! pastor renew even-thing in Christ Former names of the two church buildings been dropped in keeping with the change What had been St. beindid.inj Criurcn is now the Oak Street Church of St Pius Parish with St.

Joseph's now know-, as the Shupe Street Chun of the parish. The school and cemetery also are re- SCOTTDALE A and sister took top honors in Olympia rings competition at Kingview Playground. Dawn Ann WiWey came in first in the girl 1 matches followed by Mary Robertucci. second, and Julie Rae Yuhouse. third Chris Deluca and Merri recc.Acci MOUNT PLEASANT -Three mentions.

motorcyclists v.ers jiyjrH Ronak llde brointl ot of them in guarded condition. Dawn emerged as first in two wrecks in Ruffsdale inner the boys withal a 12-hour period matches. Behind rim came Richard Stoner, 13. of Joseph Martin, first, and Robert was transferred to l- Veriron. third.

Honorable men- moreland Hospital. Greensburg, tions went to Tony following emergency treatment Michael Wildey, John Frick Community Hospital John Johnson. Ralph Sirianni i at 7:35 a.m. today He is listed and Clarence Nelson. in guarded condition Joseph E.

Smith, playground 0: the motorcycle with him. direcior i the was Dahl Mensch, 19, of Tarr tournamer.t He explained the He was treated in the local Qf games in each hospital for injuries received ma tch was used for eliminations in tne accident. Both were Contestants There were 23 brought to ths hospital by East gam es played in declaring the Denial Staff At Frick Reorganizes Mall Stores Hold Old Fashioned Bargain Days I Old FasmuiuM jt Laurel Mall Laurel Mall is celebrating Old i i uaiuulicu i I and Committees Listed Dr, Maida Elected to Head Medical Stall lor Prick Frank Maida heads the Frick 1 1 1 LfL Heilh Ds Sanlamana and D' CARL A. JOHNSON LARRY W. PRITTS Two Wrecks Injure Three Motorcyclists M.utui, chict 01 j-Uifi.

1 Stn, D' iu p-du D' Frank Fuminer. i Di k-t'u. i ll uiirm i I a 1); Dr 1 All will nau bai- Communitv Hospital A Al-Mallah DENTAL STAFF 34 ams on-tlie-Mall. old iaMiioned for 1972-7'i Tu-nor M.i-.cia, MOUNT PLEASANT Thel' Dar 8 a bj OlMcoi- ivinmitu- a D. France Dr Vandyk, Fnck Community HospitalA' 4 2 5 6 6 depart mem iiL-aa tui iu- Li Ffigiunr and Dr staff ha "organized for as 10y customer old nvdical -un ha.i- bvi x-i Tissut--Dr etter, chairman, 1972.7;; tune bargains -up for the jear Co-officers Dr Sattama'ia Dr Levinson tc Buyers can Ai 01 the wiLi Maula, ptesuLnt.

die Di Al-Mallah and Di ithf en DJ tL stores a KKu, u.o VI Bnner. president: Cou MaU loc aUl(i ent Ph setre D-. Donald president, nTM mnl a tsjm un Ms.da. chai.man and James Xicohtte. secre-' and sv kN Thoma, Bo! tarv-treasurer lh Dl a i Jo-ixi Dr Willard Hughes also i i th a i i lr or v.

Ronvor Homnrrnfir (-oimmiUt i Of tilt; dc Hdl dlld DeOVer i i i I oral surgery department Committees have been set up the A fl. i Bnn.r On Gaming Charges chairman. Dr Sanlara and Dr nr iTed A rv- T- Hmeman tnc birh iGretzrchairmfln. ha cd shenff of aur Coun rh'rr a Pollock and Dr J.m.s ot to Lj jn I a D' i D'ib- c- jiaroe: D' cnairman. Dr Robert UO i i i i i Lindner and Dr.

Grrtz 'denud Operating room-Dr Matt- leat 1 '2t--- t-u, IK- a a hews, chairman. D-- Adams numbei ai.J Dr Arnold Stern Tn jaini.iUe.-lui a a Xvjlette 1 me 01 1 a i k. chairman, M.Jio and Hl nl this is a Dr Fla'l Giltwr .1 I i ini.r. 0 i-uh's ne Jj'int Bn home pul1 A a A-Jam-. and D- Samora.

sea a 1) i a 1)' hp ir I)- 'u-, ard Di El-Atta -1) i -i i i I) he 1 ot a Huntingdon Township Firemen' DONALD BITTNER EARL STONER JR. Four Enlist in U.S. Air Force aiea men enlisted in the United Slates An Force recently The announcement mane by Sgt Stanley of t'ne Force Recruring office ui Umontown They are Carl A Johnson, son of Mr and Mrs CarlE Johnson of Mill Run. Larry Pnttt son of Mr and Mrs. Lester W.

Pntts of Mill Run. 1: G. Stoner son of Mr and Mrs Ear! S'oner of j()9 Isabella Road. Connelisvdle, and Dona'd Bit'ner. son of Mr and Mrs.

Donald Bittner of 105 West Mo'ton They departed from Grea.er Pitti-burgn International Airport for Lackland Air Force after the enlistment ceremom Lpon completion of basic training. Bittner will be either assigned directh to an Force base or to a technical school in the mechanical aptitude area Stoner will remain nun i i Lindnei i a I)i LH-'inocia 1 v. ii'ii i i a 11 chairman, and Xicole't" a -n Dr "1 vtiaTm. n. Dr and 1 don ki.ow v.ri^* it is a' abojt.

bji I do UK- t--Di Aaa ito. Dr and invohem.n sa.d 1 Yioj'ene I'm r-qiu-) i t.i icau' I'l' F'owo'-- Dr chairman nere -Dr i 1 11 Di L- a Al-Mal'ah a i D' Ui Ktilh, D' i a i)- and D- il' Jo'ni .0 re iu I'l-i i- acvr.d tat ion Dr a i i clu 'ina' 1 D. -V Dr uni'u-i and Dr B.KU I 1 1 11 I -Ma i clni man Orhan Gi and Di Fischer Demands Removal 01 TV Cameras From Game nre winners of each i- 15 Ambulance. group The accident occurred on Rte r.l near the New Dale Park Restaurant, a 1 A hospital a said oner's motorcycle a car which pulled out in front of him. The aseident was investigated and damaess were not- tournament was con- 5 ducted PatU Suitor, playground director Competition uas na'TOwed down between Lynne and James Suitor the 5irl bettenn? her at Lackland Air Force Base for fue weeks training the "TM By ANN us, M' FWv-- ii tn Shpnnarrf Air TM? 'i IK.

Iceland 11 PI mr.nocan\ securiU police field, Pntts will be assigned to Sheppard Air Force Base, for seven weeks training in the electrical field and Johnson will go to Kesslcr Air Force Base. for 33-weeks training into the aircrar electronic equipment. All four airmen are giaauateo of ilie Area High School Class of 1372 Beu 1 i D. i 'li I) i Dr i. a 1 i II i A I)' -ki a "i "H- r-lizoti il bi 11 'i i L) I SCOTTDALE--Lnn.

lias taken the at a car immediately known. Richard DeForrest 19. of Ruffsdale. was injured in another accident occuiTing at uknost the same location at, 9:10 p.m. Wednesday.

opponent to take the DeForrest was taken to Community Hospital by the' East Huntingdon i Ambiance. He is listed in satisfactory condition. State Police placed a total of $350 damages on the accident It occurred on Rte 31 near the intersection of township road 72. Police said Zaronsky. 1 Boys and girls joined in a 63.

of 6 Duncan was driving clean-up effort aimed at keeping on Rte and made a the park attractive Children left turn directly in front of'worked in- teams of two to de- Drive to Piayground Teams Clean Up Lifter In Borough Park i SCOTTDALE Ecology Day observed at Loucks Park. oyle Launches Intensive nJiif ss Dlsc "sses Grio on UMW Fufure fr MOLM PLEASA.VT A XEW YORK 'I'PI Calling i ccl la-' mon the ere disil dinner preceded the opposition a bunch of of John the Workers Class VT Bo.vle I nr and his newly named 01 ere cho en for thfr runnir.g males today launched aur uo an(J i an a major campaign io retain flther tter fi fw of control of ne Mm. the 45f)r 0 member unioa Wo-kers of Desoite the resignations new election his two top officers and a pend- istnc lr in ing prison tenn. Boyle remain- May i alter tne C.Trch of God Hall --Bobby already one mad- a and Mrs Paul Means and Mrs. g' 1 1 down in hi 1 ffr "be -i the R' James Mean 1 new troop world to- R.

xti.rnnjn^ f-uj ii 2 lea-- 1 intioduced to the w-ilk un IK reached to -hake HlSfOriCCH ScCiefV b.i.f DU--U- i un'e- i i Old lOWfl 1 4 i j- i i i nnm -h'- hall cc-ixp i dem inn- wi-ie pre- tl ro fl a OI tiu ille i i F-cd Cramei a a a i K- got Old president ol Chess 0 Cun i )at Tomi archaeloaical die. noi Foderaticn a clo-ed a 11,. a of Gjeeniburg rt Willing meeting rihgts to the match, international sources said The eieree of th. 3 matdi. bernng the Germain Lothar Schmid.

said he prosram feanire. 0 second to; were game bv if he does not same at tv in fcr -ched ikd itics in the court ordered this December over the insurgent Miners for "Jock" 'n ejection fol- Rjn v'o-r. 1e logins a bittei" campaisn Ya- ncH at 8 Mill Run Meeting 1'pm EDT5 start le a trni.n fi'ftC Smitn of Ihi-' V.c i i 'o'nnn-- ich ha- b- sioied ancl oper--' 'n i I i a i Th i a i TV Aimu TIO. 2-fln 4 of AiUllM Ml not keep from all committee first row; of seat 1 Mill tn FJ vill be ih hb bishop .0 be norw ()n Tj, i B. fin pJ I f' 'i one bishop fur leadership.

Wednesday a-n aa-sme- 15. at tne Mill Run classtoMeet Class lo Meet v. rf To a Tour flay, Scottdale, was treated inj Winners were listed by Karen Leona J. Pnakovich, 53. of al-o a fue vear the hospital at 3:45 playground director.

Fairmont. a was named prison te'ir on a federal court Wednesday. 'as: Terry Guariglia and David to replace George Tiller, who handed down earlier A hospital spokesman report- Edwards, first: Ronald Matheny resigned vice rresident hi- for illegalh funnelling ed ths girl was struck by aland Lori Humphreys, month Wilbert Killion. 50. of union furds into political cam- car driven by Helen Wildey of Jodi Prinkey and a District 11 in Indiana, was paigns H-- is iunni in the Scottdale.

Guariglia. third named secretan treasurer election while appealing his com iction Despite tht.be obvious setbacks said iere was no question" his would in Decembs 1 Oiii slate r.f.'eis gteatly, fri-n he said fMFDl never held a un- icn office and He, cci'ninh negotiated a union con- ac Tne Mneri foi Democracy cutsider- They're of a of Washington a-d belonged to labor organization in their lues put 'hem uo as puppef- to do their bidding rt Bethel Church j0c1 fve jn A 0111 of ils MtBel i a evemn 3 at uhe bor.rd or their championship match, cheduled to run a maximum of i ou nr Area Hospitals Directory WclVt into ira- first game a Fischer made what appeared to be a oeginner's error and went to defeat at the hands of the 35- The cosmic a Soviet world champion, discovered bv Rotert Miilikan The moment of truth was Discovered Ray big-enough small-enough economy car comes with Connellsville Regular Admission Hours 1 to 4 P.M. Admitted 'Connelisnlie State General Hospital were Mrs Keslar of 907 Ridga Boulevard, Mrs. Ruth Crayton of Lemont Furnace, D. 1.

John Hnibecz of Smock and Charles Muchnok of Dunbai. Mount Pleasant riCHiwm Admitted to Frick CcmmumU Hospital Mrs Wanda Hitlan of 229 S. 9ih ConneUsMlIe Diana Clemens of 644 Grove Greensburg, Gregorj Butt of Connellsville, R. D. 1, Ranae Buttof Connellsville.

R. 1 Mrs. Vera Vance of Mt Pleasant, R. D. 3, Mrs Janet Mason of Summon, eeiiy u.

Mazunk of Connellsville. D. Mrs. Leona Caruso of 212 Fruce Mrs. Stella Bageant of Connellsville, R.

D. 1. Miss Teresa O'Connor of 113 i Mrs. Victoria McCarty of Hunker. Walter Hoover of 1305 Ridge Connellsville, Mrs.

Joan Tringes of Waltersburgh, Youngwood. Mrs. Alice E. Grant of 615 Place, Boswall, Ham R. Jarrett of 230 Pittsburg" St Scottdale, George Kletch of Wexford.

R. D. William Hoffer of Acme, R. D. 1.

Edward Hollis, of Seven Springs Champion. Mrs. Barbara of Scottdale. Mrs. Mary E.

Bennett of 627 Pittsburg Vanderbilt. Mrs. Evelyn J. Lynn of Smithton. R.

D' 1. John S. oJ peh tO mi3 n6lef5gB Olir.ger of 653 Joseph St. George Miner of 140 Walnut Scottdale. Mrs.

A a if 116 E. Smithfield Hjstek Sr Iivne Giacomei 1 of Ccnnellsville Be'ty Jean Simon cf McOellandtown, Ethel J. Ramsey of Whitsett. Mary of Helen Mae C'-ossen of Connellsville. Rachael Smith of Star Junction, Anna Midlick of Oli- Mildred Stash of Dunbar, William Mills of Carmichaels.

and Eric Chipps of Smi'hfield Scottdale Hospital The are. Jlr. and --o- Scottdale 9 30 a ra BIRTHS Three babies were born at Uniontc :1 Hospital They are Daughter to JIr and ifrs George J. Stash of Dunbar, 6 esday t0 ilrs White of Pemopolis. I0 Tuesday to Mr ilrs Kozup of C()ffe 7:32 Tuesd Band Meeting 4ll ombers of he Com at the in uni- take part Counl Fire a Centennial Parade in Dawson Ea id Fire form ne band Daughter to Mr and M-s.

Timothy Bntt of Perropolis, 2. a Wednesday Admitted to WryonUil Tolvn aid Ratoh R. Snow don of Tampa. Fla. Dicharged were Charles S.

Williams of Smithton. R. D. Scott Bullock of 315 Margaret Jeannette, Eric Black of Greensburg, R. D.

4, Mrs. Crol Ulery of Donegal, Mrs. Linda U. Hart of 30 S. Second Spishock, James F.

Prough, i)ebra Ann Brown, Charles Wil- Hams, Joseph B. Kelley, Louise Riggin, Edna M. Holland, doris Quashnock, Jane B. Hoover, Charles Richard Hixon. Beulah Jones, Roseanna Frederick J.

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