Simpson's Leader-Times from Kittanning, Pennsylvania • Page 14

Queen Pageant Promoters Agree To Return Fees WASHINGTON (U I) -Sponsors of a "Miss U.S.A. Bicentennial Queen Pageant" in Pennsylvania have agreed to return $200 entry fees to senders after being accused of using false mail promotions, the Postal Service said Tuesday. Michael James, a 1950s recording star, and two suburban Pittsburgh women, Mrs. Diane C. Holmes, 45, and her daughter, Mrs.

Alison Kay Holmes, 22, agreed to stop using mail promotion, the service said. Under the agreement the Postal Service is inspecting their mail and returning entry applications and entry fees, it was announced. The Postal Service said this is the way it conducts official "mail stops" after making formal findings of mail abuse but in this case it is done by agreement with the pageant sponsors. The returned envelopes are being stamped "Out of Business," the Postal Service said. They were accused, among other charges, of falsely billing The younger Mrs.

Holmes as the "Pittsburgh-Allegheny County Bicentennial Queen," the Postal Service said. James, listed as producer for Diadem Enterprises, was accused of falsely claiming Diadem was a non-profit charity recognized by the American Revolution Bicentennial Administration, a federal agency. The Postal Service said James also falsely claimed Diadem had a contract with the Pennsylvania Bicentennial Commission to operate a beauty pageant. The Pittsburgh Press and the a i (Tenn.) Banner brought the promotion to the attention of postal inspectors after receiving mailed news releases from Diadem, the Postal service said. The Pittsburgh Press dis- coverd Alison Kay Holmes' title of "Pittsburgh-Allegheny County Bicentennial Queen" was fictitious, the Postal Service said.

The Nashville Banner sent inquiries to the Allegheny County Consumer Affairs Bureau after it received Diadem's news release, the Postal Service said. Land Transfers Dorothy May and John L. Wolfe to Dorothy May and John L. Wolfe, property in Washington Township for Si. Cynthia G.

McWilliams, to Ward E. and Ruth E. Baylor, property in South Bend Township for $12,000. Odette E. Solida to Odette E.

Solida and Douglas R. Bar-tosh, property in Ford Cliff for $1. Frances M. Hanney to isennetn 'E. and Goldie M.

Miller) property in Kittanning Township for $100. Donald J. and Judith M. Polka to Donald J. Polka, property in Kiskiminetas Township for SI.

Margaret Peters and others to Margaret Peters, property In Bradys Bend Township for $1. Harry H. and Etta G. Haddon and others to James and Mary Altman, property in Madison Township for MOO. Donald R.

and Jeanne W. Beck to Terry Lee and Sonja Lee Rosenberger, property in Manor Township for $4,000. James M. and Charlotte E. Pearceto John J.

Pearce, property in Perry Township for SI. Estate of L.A. Shumaker, deceased, by Laird D. Shumaker, executor of the estate to William G. and Darla J.

Mechlins, property in Madison Township for S3.200. Grace C. Farster to Richard M. and Randie L. Anthony, property in Boggs Township for $50,000.

Milford E. Claypool to Charles C. Claypool, property in Burrell Township for 51,200. Ronald O. and Peggy Ann Spence to Thomas J.

and Cathy V. Hufhand, in Rayburn Township for $3,200. Evelyn M. and James E. Walbert to Evelyn M.

and James E. Walbert, property in Manorville for SI. Joseph F. and Helen M. Bunta to Henry E.

and Mary C. Bartony, property in Ford City for $33,900. Alice Kunkle and others to Alice Kunkle and Thomas Kunkle, property in Cadogan for $1. Evelyn B. Byers to Clair E.

Byers, property in Parks Township for $3,500. Kittanning, Pa. 14, FORD CITY BROWNIES make stage decorations for the coming Ford City Bicentennial Dance scheduled for Jan. 24 at the Kittanning Twp. Fire Hall.

Karen Buccieri, standing, Troop leader oversees the volunteer workers. From left are Billy Jo Maxim, Lori Gallagher, Michele Buccieri, Rhonda Anthony, Calhy Goldinger. The decorating work was done in the cafeteria of St. Mary's School, Ford City. Magistrate's Docket Data Lake Erie Gas Well Drilling Ban Urged Max and Loretta P.

Stadler to John E. and Lois M. Errington, property in Perry Township for 57,000. Matilda C. Seinera to Michael H.

and Patricia J. Rumen, properly in Freeport for si. Andrew and Virginia SipIIIno and Ramon A. and Margaret Ann Sipilino, property in Leechburg for $11,000. John A.

and Mary M. Stefanlk to John A. and Mary M. Stefanik, property in Ford City for SI. Edward L.

and Isabelle Foster to Ronald H. and Donna Buzzard, property in South Bend Township for $18,000. Hugo C. and Ann V. Montebell to Paul J.

and Betty Caruso, property in East Franklin Township for $20,000. Reuben and Martha Mervis to Roger C. Stone and Walter E. Kliowski, property in Kittanning for $28,000. Robert and Mary Ann Wolverton to Paulette Willett, property in Manor Township for Corlls A.

and Susan A. Acken to Joseph R.and Kathleen L. Boback, property in Burrell Township for Riverera Land to Dorothy Furin and Doris K. Biss, property in Gllpln Township for 18,800. Flaura M.

Bowser to Raymond Htleman, property in North Buffalo Township for $225. Ignatius S. and OUie Kasan to Stanley D. and Rose Marie Gladysiewskl, property In Ford City for $17,000. Betty Jane Boyd to Gareth B.

and Barbara A. Davis, property in Parks Township for $9,000. Henry L. and Cheryl F. Livenoood to Michael C.

and Joanne L. McDonald, property in Manorville for $11,000. John R.S. and Cheryl D. Snyder to Cheryl D.

Snyder, property in Applewold for si. Edith Lambing to Joseph E. Marti, property in Ktttanning Township for $1,700. Meridith E. and Anna P.

Llebl to F.M. Cain III and Adella R. Cain, property in Kiskiminetas Town- snip for Records at the office of Eugene W. Shaeffer, justice of the peace for magisterial district 1 at Ford City, show the filing of charges (by state police unless otherwise indicated) against these persons: Timothy D. Harvey of Sarver, speeding.

John Kramer of Erie, speeding. George Gibbs of Sharon, speeding. Uros Beader of Farrell, speeding. Terry Serafini of Verona, speeding. James A.

Graham of Kittanning RD 1, speeding. Clark Wiggins of Indiana RO 5, speeding. Walter Campbell Jr. of Kittanning RD 5, speeding. Randolph L.

Dahl of Butter, speeding. Walter F. Anderson Kittanning, failure to yield. Ford City Police. David C.

Petrasof Ford City RD 1, right of way. John H. Baxter of Butler RD 4, traffic signs. Eileen Kovach of Rural Valley, Inspection. Mary K.

Thompson of 1227-4th Ford City, speeding. Kenton McElhattan of Pittsburgh, speeding. Edward Perotti of Rural Valley RD 1, speeding. Tim 0. Dunmyer of Friedenus RD 1, speeding.

Jeffrey C. Simpson of Vandergrift, speeding. Nora M. RIchey of Franklin RD 1, speeding. Mike Goga of New Kensington, speeding.

James L. MacShane of Freeport, speeding. Theodore J. Kunkle of 6th Ford City, speeding. Joseph N.

Puskar of New Bethlehem, speeding. Henry M. Paro of Pembroke, speeding. Jack W. Brumbaugh of Worthington RD 1, speeding.

Russell L. Carson of Bedford, speeding. Michael Zollinger of New Kensington, speeding. Clalr" M. Smith of Dayton, speeding.

Alan L. Sheasley of Leechburg RD 1, speeding. John T. Tau of Washington RD 3, speeding. Kenneth R.

Elder of Freeport, Disorderly conduct, Freeport Police. Dennis Connolly of New Kensington; signs and signals, Freeport Police. Norman T. Avey of Sarver, too fast for conditions, Freeport Police. Chester Prola of Freeport, disorderly conduct, Freeport Police.

William W. Cline of Leechburg, stop sign violation, Manor Twp. Police. James C. Grates of Kittanning RD 6, retail theft.

Manor Twp. Police. Clifford S. Bloseof Dayton RD 1, retail theft. Manor Twp.

Police. William R. Frantz of Kittanning RD 4, retail theft, Manor Twp. Police. Wade L.

Rearick of 727 Main Ford City, speeding. Richard A. 'Carr of Indiana, speeding. Mary M. Townsend of Star Spring Church, speeding.

Andy Busi ol Saltsburg, speeding. Annabelle Claypoole of Kittanning RD 1, speeding. Donald J. Faresterof Kittanning RD 5, speeding. JohnW.

Turko Jr. of 508 14th Ford City, speeding. Philip Adams of Strongstown RD 2, speeding. Howard L. Crane of Uniontown, Ohio, speeding.

Howard H. FInley of Brackenridge, speeding. Ivan C. Smith of Kittanning RD 5, speeding. Walter Westall of Pittsburgh, speeding.

Ruth Y. Lisko of speeding. John Zakielarz of Freeport, inspection. Harvy M. Mock of Roaring Springs RD 1, speeding.

Rodger S. Stilt of Ford City RD 1, stop sign violation. Ford City Police. Norman E. Crownover of Avonmore RD 1, speeding.

Daniel D. Dunmire Sr. of Butler RD 1, speeding. Kenneth L. McGlnnis of Kittanning RD speeding.

Robert E. Berry of Indiana, speeding. Lance B. Benton of Indiana RD 5, speeding. James R.

Craft of Sarver, reckless driving. South Buffalo Twp. Police. Bruce E. Bemlsh of Cadogan, speeding and officers signal.

Ford City Police. Timothy P. Ruffley of New Castle, speeding. Ralph Magagnotti of Seminole, speeding. Wesley A.

Johnson of 363 Franklin Kittanning, speeding. Jerry O. Barrett of Burgettstown RD 2, speeding. Jerome A. Sehl of Indiana RD 1, speeding.

William J. Boyles of Pittsburgh, speeding. Paul M. Kozak Jr. of Pittsburgh, speeding.

Carl J. Drews of Conneaut, Ohio, speeding. Ned E. Ziegler of Butler, speeding. Carmon A.

Felix of Cadogan, speeding. Gary R. Ronrabaugh of Seward RD prevention of noise. Russell Lemmon of East Brady Kittanning, speeding. Robert E.

McCoy of Dayton RD 2, speeding. Wayne M. Hamilton of Freeport, reckless driving, Freeport Police. Alan D. Edwards of Kittanning, MR 10, reckless driving, North Buffalo Twp.

Police. Robert C. Stewart of Tarentum, RD 2, disorderly conduct, Freeport Police. WASHINGTON (UPI) Rep. Ron Mottl, D-Ohio, has urged the Conference of Great Lakes Congressmen to support legislation which would establish a federal ban on drilling gas wells in Lake Erie.

Mottl's move was prompted by reports Pennsylvania Gov. Milton Shapp favored test drilling in the lake. The congressman said he was concerned about the possibility of pollution in Lake Erie. "The Pennsylvania proposal establish an unwise precedent which could seriously .5 pollution on the Great lakes," Moltl said in a letter to U.S. Rep.

Charles A. Mosher, R- Ohio, and James O'Hara, D- co-chairmen of the conference. Both the Ohio and Pennsylvania legislatures enacted laws which placed a moratorium against drilling in the lake. Damage Suits Filed Over Flight Deaths Records of District II Magistrate Robert J. Easley, Kittanning, show the filing of charges (by Pennsylvania state police unless otherwise indicated) against the following.

Donna Irene Master, Templeton; turning at intersection. Richard E. -Beichner, Shippenville RD leaking and sifting loads. Steven B- Powell, Templeton RD vehicles must stop at through highways and stop Intersections (Kittanning police). Gerald L.

Florek, Kittanning; stopping on highway (Kittanning police). Mrs. John Von Grey, Kittanning RD failure to comply to compulsory school law (Kittanning Junior High School). Mrs. Nancy Schreckengost, Kittanning RD2; failure to comply to compulsory school law (Kittanning Junior High School).

Helen Neat, Kittanning RD failure to comply to compulsory school law (Kittanning Junior High School). James Darby, Kittanning RD failure to comply to compulsory school law (Kittanning Junior High School). Delia Allbright, 1525 Johnston Kittanning; failure to comply to compulsory school law (Kittanning Junior High School). Keith I. Coons, Bristsolyville, Ohio; right of way.

Ernest F. Bullman, Petrolia; size or vehicles, tractors and loads (operating With load extended beyond left side; and violation of license provisions. Allen E. Gallo, of 138 Main Ford City; minimum tire requirements (Kittanning Mont Miller, Manorville; license must be carried and signed (Kittanning police). Robert Lee Pallone, Butler; application for title by agent.

Henry Leroy, Butler; reckless driving. Chester D. Gurski of 736 7th Ford City, inspection. Ford City Police. David R.

Mitchell of Butler, right of way, Ford City Police. George w. Cams of Shelocta, 1, speeding. Kenneth 6. Fields of 330 3rd Ford City, criminal trespass, Ford City Police.

Mark Nortrup of 1139.6th Ford City, drug, device and Cosmetic Act, Ford City Police. John R. Fair of Kittanning RO 3, failure to obey signs. Neat Watkins of Indiana RO 3, following too closely. Karl A.

Buday of Tarentum, hit and run, Freeport Police. Donald P. Briscoe Jr. of New Kensington, license violation, Freeport Police. John A.

Sobol of Natrona, too fast for conditions, Freeport Police. Frank Humenik of Ford City 1, stop sign violation, Manorville Police. Robert P. Fairman Jr. of Freeport, driving under suspension.

South Buffalo Twp. Police. Joseph E. Volk Jr. of 145 Sunset Ford City, parking where prohibited.

Ford City Police. Paul Carney ol Kittanning RO 4, overtime parkins. Ford City Police. Sara J. Southworth ol 70S Woodward Kittanning, overtime parking.

Ford City Police. Donald A. Meyers of 206 Queen Kittanning, yield violation. Donald E. Brown of Butler, speeding.

Rodney J. Denardoof Kittannine MR 10, speeding. Robin R. -Baum, Kittanning RO retail theft police). Melissa Faye Baum, Kittanning RO retail theft (Kittanning police).

Joseph Earl Cravener. Kittanning RD failure to yield right of way. Richard Dominic Graziano, 510 Woodward Kittanning; a i possession or transportation of alcoholic beverages by a minor (Kittanning police). Richard Lee Wolfe, 162 S. McKean Kittanning; purchase, consumption, possession ortransportation of alcoholic beverages by a minor (Kittanning police).

Leonard Koleno, Avonmore RD signals and investigations by officer, too fast for conditions and disorderly conduct (Kittanning police). Richard Fink, 135 Franklin Kittanning; failure to comply to compulsory school law (Kittanning Junior High School). Judy Mae Mohney, Kittanning RO speeding. Carl Arthur Fernstrom, Beyer; official inspection. Larry John McKenney, Kittanning RD2; speeding and failure to obey posted signs.

Wayne A. Rupp, Cowansville RD speeding. Maynard Larue Milliron, Ford City RD speeding. Margaret Norris, New Castle; speeding. Van Franklin Craig, Cowansville RD speeding.

Robert Lasher, Cowansville RD speeding. Kingsley J. Fair, Adrian RD then (Waiter Frank Wright, Adrian RD 1). William Cooper, Parker; vehicles must stop at through highways and stop intersections (Parker police). Jesse L.

Cramer, Custer City; too fast for conditions (Park'r police). PHILADELPHIA (UPI) -Damage suits of $575,000 each have been filed on behalf of two men killed in the crash of an Eastern Airlines jetliner at John F. Kennedy International Airport last June 24. George J. Cappiello New York, administrator of the estates of George Alexandridis and John Priniotakis, who were passengers aboard the ill-fated Boeing 727j.filed the complaints Monday in U.S.

District Court. The suits alleged that negligence by Eastern and the pilot, W. S. Eberhart of Bergen County. N.J., caused the crash during an attempted landing after a flight from New Orleans.

The airline and the estate of Eberhart, also killed in the crash, were named defendants in the suits. Attoona Averages Car-a-day Removal ALTOONA, Pa. (UPI) An average of one motor vehicle a day was removed from Altoona streets for one reason or another in 1975. Of the 365 vehicles removed by city police, 133 were for not having registration plates, 56 were for having expired tags, 77 were for expired inspection stickers, seven were for no inspection stickers and 92 were For being disabled. Kenneth R.

Anderson, Templeton RD driving under influence of alcoholic beverages (West Kittanning police). Gilbert Verner, Worthington RD neglect to support chid (Susan L. Walbert, Worthington). Patricia Edwards Reese, 1224- 61h Ford City; bad check (Kittanning Bakery, 151 S. Jefferson Kittanning).

Kirby Harrison Schrecengost, Butler Road, Kittanning; theft (Robert L.Schall,709 Butler Road, Kittanning). Kirby Harrison Schrecengost, Butler Road, Kittanning; theft (Robert W. Hankey, 715 Butler Road, Kittanning). Kirby Harrison Schrecengost, Butter Road, Kittanning; theft (East Franklin Township police). Ralph E.

Walmer, Vandergrift; bad check (G. C. Murphy 212 Market Kittanning). Richard Frick, Creekside RD driving during period of suspension. Donald E.

Coon, Cowansville; speeding. Michael James Kaufman, East Brady RD speeding. Clarence W. Walker, Butler Road, Kittanning; vehicles must stop al through highways and stop intersections (Kittanning police). Mary Ann Enterline, 131 Queen Kittanning; vehicles must stop at through highways and stop intersections (Kitlanning police).

Jackie R. Cornman, Templeton RD speeding. Tennis-Ice Rink Project Pondered In Shannock Area Construction of a sunken tennis court which could be flooded in winter for use as an ice skating rink is being seriously considered by the board of directors of the Shannock Valley Recreation Association. The proposed project was one of several discussed at this month's meeting at the Rural Valley American Legion Home, Allen Boyer, chairman, said. In announcing a meeting for the general public to be held in the near future, Boyer noted the organization was formed to provide safe playgrounds and recreation areas for residents of the entire Shannock Valley, including, the communities of Yatesboro, Rural Valley, Sagamore, Nu Mine, Rose Valley and Margaret.

Richard Frederick, public relations chairman, reported the completion of the following projects picnic area with tables and benches; baseball field for adults and teenagers; and a Little League diamond. Officials of the Shannock Valley Little League informed board members they had voted to continue play on their own field. Members then approved use of the newly constructed baseball diamond by girls' Softball teams, and the general public, Boyer said. It was suggested that anyone wishing to have a memorial tree planted should contact Thomas Piscolish of Yatesboro, chairman of the Landscaping and Trees committee. This new project is expected to get underway in April, Piscolish said.

Dave Sitosky of Sagamore and George Pribicko of Meredith were appointed to fill existing vacancies on the board, officials said. Boyer named Gene Formaini as chairman of the nominating committee. Others on committee include Pete Serbin of Margaret, Connie Whiteman of Nu Mine, and Margaret Smith of Yatesboro. Other projects under study by board members, officials said, include; driveway from Barn Street to parking area long picnic grounds. --barbecue pits for picnic area.

--handball court for adults and children. --night lighting system for the picnic area. This Day In This Area Hospital Notes Hospital admissions are printed for the Information of friends and relatives of patients, but not to encourage visitation. In the interest of patient welfare, Armstrong County Memorial Hospital requires all visitors to obtain a pass at the lobby desk. Visiting by not more than two persons at a time in any room is permitted between the hours of I I a.m.

and 2 p.m. daily, and 4 to 8 p.m. Visiting privileges do not apply to those under 16. Armstrong County Memorial, Kittanning Admitted: James D. Craig, 913 E.

Penn New Bethlehem Willihavene E. Bailey, New Bethlehem RD 2 William C. Houser, Dayton RD 1 Randy L. Ralney, Dayton Mabel J. Colwell, 333-5th Ford City Kimberly, A.

Smith, New Bethlehem RD 2 John L. Wagner, Rural Valley RD 1 James F. Cogley, 1610 Johnston Kittanning Dora Toy, Kittanning RD 3 Rosalie M. Hrabovsky, 158 S. Water Kittanning Arthur R.

Crlssman, 140-2nd Sagamore Charles O. Colwell, 504 Butler Road, Kittanning Elizabeth Robinson, Worthington RD Virginia R. McCall, Curllsville Flora B. Anthony, Wldnoon William B. Walter, Rimersburg RD 1 James R.

Laird, 517 Locust Kittanning Jaymee O. Ebig, 111 Arthur Kittanning Grant U. Davidson, Rolling Hill, Rural Valley Albert N. Moyta, 611-itti Ford City Rita A. McGee, Dayton RD 1 Doll C.

Slonlger, Dayton Lulu M. Post, 1703-Sth Ford City David T. Smail, Kittanning RD 1 Deborah L. Hlllegass, Ford City RD 2 DIanne R. Boarts, Ford City RD 1 Sherry R.

Ozella, 11 Old Mill Road, Freeport Brookvillt Admitted: James Park, Brookvllle Jane Heyer, Bethel Park Linda Gates, Knox Ingeborg Morris, Sllgo Eddie Geer, Brookvllle Connie Le Vler, Hawthorn Darla Rosier, Strattanville Charles Smith, Brookvllle Rachel tong, New Bethlehem Thomas Savers, New Bethlehem Discharged: Clarence Neal, Brookville Sandra Swartz, Brookvllle Yvonne Higgins, Norwich, Conn. David HIgglns, Norwich, Conn. Clarion Hospital Admitted: Linda Lee, Rtmersburg Sarah Karnes, Clarion Mrs. James Boocks, Knox Samuel Showers, Clarion Harry Swartzfager, Bethlehem New Discharged: Gene Kline, Clarion Mrs. James Neal and baby girl, Shippenville Mrs.

George Walsh and baby girl, Leeper Rachel Zeigler, Lickingvllle Jodi Houge, Clarion Allegheny Valley, Natrona Heights Discharged: Catherine Wheat, 135 Ross Worthington Births: Armstrong County Memorial, Kittanning Jan. 13, p.m., girl to Mr. and Mrs. Donald E. Sexton of N.

McKean Kittanning. Elsewhere: Jan. 13, to Mr. and Mrs. James Boocks of Knox, at Clarion Hospital.

Discharged: Baseball Wipeout At Freeport Due For Board Review Clifford J. Hodak, Lyndora; operators must be licensed. Paul L. Lenzi, Butler; speeding. Homer O.

Brison, Kittanning RD rear lamps and illumination of rear registration plate. Deborah Jean Snyder, 191 Main Yalesboro; speeding. Robert J. Branan, Worthington; speeding. Savering F.

Demiter, Johnstown; speeding. William E. Berry, 138W Oak Kittanning; disorderly conduct Kittanning police). Edward D. Wiles, Apollo RD using a vehicle propelled by mechanical power to hunt and attempt to kill or wound a wild bird or animal (M.

Sarachman, Game Law protector). Thomas B. Wolfe, Cowansville RD hunting anterless deer without special license (M. Sarschman, Game Law Protec- FREEPORT In their first regular meeting of 1976, members of the Freeport Area School Board Monday evening voted to re-evaluate their stand concerning the elimination of baseball as a varsity sport. The Board had decided to drop baseball from the sports curriculum during its June 1975 meeting, due to what members considered a lack of interest within the community.

Members agreed to restudy the problem after approximately 15 citizens attended the meeting to present arguments against, and criticisms of their decision. Representing a committee formed to re-instate baseball as an interscholastic sport was Roy Gourley. Gourley told Board members that he and his committee were trying "to make an earnest and honest plea to reinstate baseball, so as not to deny those who wish to Gourley said that elimination of the sport because of a lack of interest was not a valid argument, due to the turnout last baseball season. The committee presented the School Board with a petition bearing over 1100 names in favor of reinstating the sport. There were less than one percent of those that the committee had asked, while circulating petitions, not in favor of the continuation of the sport, according to Gourley.

Dr. John Manion, superintendent of the district, evaluated the cost of continuing the program at "over Michael Dolmayer, a board member, remarked also that if the district were to continue the baseball program for boys, it would also have to offer an opportunity for girls, under new equal rights laws. This, too, would be an additional cost to the district, he said. In other business, Brenda Spencer and Nguyen Van Lan were hired as probationary custodians. Those confirmed to be added to the substitute custodial list were Bonnie Eshenbaugh, Larry Spencer, and Frank Thornhill.

Brooks Ewalt were approved for 1976 as professional representatives for the district in collective a a i i negotiations, Equibank. N.A.. was reappointed as the school depository for the remainder of the 1975-76 school year. The next regular scheduled School Board meeting will be held February 2. Barbara J.

Akins, 2034 Hobson Drive, ford City Baby girl Anthony, 311 Jacob Kittanning H. Maxine Barlett, 111 Washington New Bethlehem Edward J. Gogacki, Kirtanning Beatrice L. Booher, 110 Main Worthington Rose M. Boyer, New Bethlehem RD 3 Dorothy M.

Brauers, 1521-5th Ford City Elaine M. Grazioli and baby boy, Kittanning RD 3 Barbara J. Hartman and baby girl, Sunset Ford City Shawn P. Kane, 1505-2nd Natrona Heights Catherine Kovach, 1105-7th Ford City Beverly K. Kromer, 1519 Johnston Kittanning Sophie C.

Little, East Brady RD Sharon Mafeer, 500 Woodward Kittanning Marybelle McCauley, Distant John Rizzo, 307 Chestnut Kirtanning Ethel M. Rosenberger, Kittanning RD 2 Marilyn Rumbarger, 1019 Orr Kittanning Raymond K. Swank, Kittanning RD 6 Hazel B. Swann, XlWi Market Freeport I. Wilson RD 2 Vandergrift Han Faces Gun Charge Kittanning state police report that charges were filed Monday before Magistrate Louis E.

Milks against John Joseph Cesario, 34, Vandergrift RD 1, for recklessly endangering the life of another person and carrying a firearm without a permit. Troopers said that Cesario was arrested Monday after an investigation, in conjunction with the Kiski Valley state police and the Parks Twp. and Leechburg police departments, into an alleged fight which occurred in North Vandergrift on Qct. 18, 1975. Cesario allegedly fired a 357 Smith Wesson revolver, which he is charged with carrying without a permit, during the fight which occurred in the parking lot of the Slovak Club and the Starlight Lounge.

Cesario was released on his own recognizance with a preliminary hearing set for Jan. 20. School Bus Accident Spares Child Riders Two children escaped injury yesterday morning when the school bus they were riding in collided with a car at Mannr Drive and Armstrong Ave. in Manor Twp. Kittanning state police said that a car driven by Mary Resnick, 2208 Manor Ford City, pulled from a stop sign on Ma'nor Dr.

into the path of a school bus driven by Shirley A. Davis, Kittanning RD 1, which was proceeding alone Armstrong Ave. The bus pushed car across the intersection and came to rest against an embankment. State police said that Raymond Hileman, age 6, and Hal Hileman, age 8, the only two in the bus at the time, were uninjured. The driver of the car sustained a neck injury and was treated and released at Armstrong County Memorial Hospital, Kittanning.

Damages are estimated at $250 to the school bus and $1500 to the Resnick vehicle. Influence Driving Charge Preferred In ACCident Wake Rural Clarion Road A Beaver County man was charged with driving under the influence of intoxicating liquor yesterday after being involved in a two car accident in West Kittanning Borough. Kittanning state police said that William Rossa, 63, 618-24th Beaver Falls, who was traveling west along Route 422 crossed into the path of a car driven by Raymond H. Baker, 40, Leechburg RD 2. Rossa was Traffic Crash Scene Two cars traveling along a secondary road in Beaver Township, Clarion County collided Monday afternoon, causing an estimated $150 damage.

State police at the Shippenville station said John Hunsberger, of Emlenton RD 3, was traveling north on the road attempting to make a left turn sou th of Blairs Corners, when onto Pony Farm Rd. State police said Baker was uninjured but Rossa was taken to Armstrong County Memorial Hospital with rib and head injuries. Rossa was treated and released. Damage estimates his car and a car driven by Dennis Watson, of Callensburg, collided. The Watson car was traveling south.

State police said both cars were apparently traveling in to thTK-ssa vehicle of the roadway. Cars Demolished, Driver Injured A car-truck accident at Route 422 and 268 last night left both vehicles demolished and injured one of the drivers, according to Frederick T. Quinn, chief of the West Kittanning Borough police. Quinn said that a car driven by John A. Schreckengost, Kittanning RD 2, failed to stop at a stop sign on Route 268 and pulled into the path of a pick-up truck driven along Route 422 by Kenneth I.

Parnes, Kittanning RD 7. Both vehicles had to be towed from the scene. Parnes was taken to Armstrong County Memorial Hospital. Kittanning, where he was treated for head injuries and released. Wet Roads Blamed Wet roads are being blamed for a one car accident which caused an estimated $1000 damage to a car driven by Roy Cigola.

24, of Kittanning RD 1. Kittanning state police said that Cigola was traveling west on Route 422, about four miles east of Kittanning. when he lost control of his car on the wet roadway, struck a guard rail and went over an embankment. Death Record Mrs. Alma C.Wolfe A Adrian RD 1 resident.

Mrs. Alma G. Wolfe, 78. died Tuesday morning in a hospital in Colorado Springs, where she made her home. WOI.FE Friends of Mrs.

Alma G. Wolfe, who died Jan. 13, 1976. will be received at the Walter G. Snyder Funeral Home.

Cowansville. Vistling hours and a arrangements are incomplete. Arrangements by Snyder. and $300 to Baker's. Rossa later was arraigned before District Magistrate Robert J.

Easley and charged with driving under the influence of intoxicating liquor. Rossa was released after posting $500 bond. Notable Deaths From Everywhere By United Press International SAN FRANCISCO (UPI) -Services will be held Thursday for John W. Abott, executive secretary of California Tom- morrow and editor of its quarterly journal, Cry California. He died Monday night at the age of 64 after a brief illness.

Abbott worked for both United and Associated Press in San Francisco and Sacramento during the 1930s. After serving in the U.S. Navy in the North Atlantic in World War II, he became naval liaison officer to the Senate War Investigating Committee under then Senator Harry Truman. He also was special assistant to Navy Secretary James Forreslal. He returned to the San Francisco Bay Area in the late 1940s and held a variety of jobs with foundations and charities as well as being prominent in local Democratic Party politics.

He is survived by his widow and two children. John E. Bridge, Vernon Hotel, Kittanning; disorderly conduct' tor). (Kittanning police). James E.

Kutsch, Sarver; Harold E. Kirtanning RD hunting anterless deer without driving under the Influence of special license (M. Sarachman, alcohol (Kittanning police). Game Law protector). Now You Know By United Press International The musical highlight of the Great Exhibition of 1851 in Ixindon was the pigtail organ: a keyboard that connected pincers to the tails of a herd of pigs who squealed at differing pitches.

VAI.KK Friends of Mrs. Caroline (Walleck) Valrk will br received after 7 p.m. Tuesday at the Kavkosh Funeral Home, Ford City. Funeral Mass will be said at 10 a.m. Thursday at Holy Trinity Church, Ford City, with Ihe Rev.

i i a Homolak, church pastor In charge. Hurial will be at Holy Trinity Cemetery. Faykosh Funeral Home in charge. HONG KONG (UPI) Senior Magistrate Patrick Flannery died Monday in Queen Mary Hospital after a short illness at the age of 56. Flannery, a magistrate in Hong Kong since December.

1967. had practiced law in Sydney before joining the judiciary. Al the Central Court here Tuesday, three magistrates and the staff observed a moment of silence in tribute to the deceased. Magistrate M.W. Fung said.

"The death of Mr. Flannery is a great loss to all his friends." Barrington Jones, president of the Hong Kong Magistrates Association.said, "In getting to know him, I have always been deeply impressed by his engaging humor, his natural modesty and above all. his unfailing and impeccable courtesy and kindliness. "His passing is a sad loss to the magisterial bench as it is to the Magistrates Association." Flannery is survived by his widow and two daughters Hunsberger and Watson were not injured. Freeport District Cafeteria Menus Menus for lunches to be served Thursday and Friday in cafeterias of Freeport Area School District were announced by school officials as follows (subiect to change without notice): Thursday--chicken a la king over biscuit, buttered green peas, cranberry sauce, chilled fruit cup, milk.

Friday--chilled orange juice, hamburger, trench fries, carrot sticks, chilled pineapple, milk. Truck Bumps Building State police estimated $200 damage from a hit-and-run accident at a service station Monday along Inlerstae 80 in Beaver Township. Clarion County. William Tharan. of Knox RD 2, manager of a service station at Exit 7 of the highway, told troopers a truck backed into the southwest corner of the i i and broke a light fixture.

The damage was not found until the triftk, owned by a rental firm, left the scene, stale police said. Meeting Log: Holy Trinity CCD (high school); 9:30 a.m. Sunday at Parish cafeteria, Ford City. --Armstrong Indiana County Drug and Alcohol Planning Council a p.m. Jan.

20 in the third- floor Jury Room ot Armstrong County courthouse. Market Kittanning; open to public. Torrence State Hospital Board of Trustees 7:45 p.m. Jan. 21 in the medical library of the Dibert Building, on the hospital grounds.

Sheriff's Docket William Anthony Vlllella, 16, Apollo RD 2, held In Armstrong County Jail in lieu of 420,000 bond on the charge of robbery. "TRUCKS DAMAGE woo Two trucks received an estimated $400 damage each yesterday morning after they side-swiped on a curve along T- 691 in Cowanshannock about a mile-and-a-half north of Sagamore, i a i state police said. The drivers, Ronald P. Zeigler, 19, Kittanning RD3, and John Prosasky, 59, Sagamore, were both uninjured..