Simpson's Leader-Times from Kittanning, Pennsylvania • Page 19

19-- Leader-Times Pa. Oet, 2t, LIVESTOCK 31 HALF Arnb gray marc, If, hands; Palomino marc, hands; half Arab weanling Call 472-9493. CHOICE DAIRY cows, fresh close springers, all cows guarantwsd. Full financing a a i a Sam Dalesslo Plumvllle, (412) Plants, and Feed 34 FOR SALE ilay, straw, corn, wheat and buckwheat. Will deliver small loads.

Cnl! 5-W- 1731. MERCHANDISE NuriMrltt 35 FUNERAL baskets, sprays and weddings. Shircman Florist. Plumville, Pa. Call 397-5566.

Lawn Garden 35A LEAF BLOWERS For sale or rent Valray Garden Center Musical 351 MERCHANDISE Article far felt WATER SOFTENERS for rent or sale Call Culilgan, 545-1001 BRING YOUH CASINGS IN now for wlnler retreading. Your choice Z-tread or Town and Country design. Klwoods Service, Ctidogan 7G2-7882. SEWING MACHINES Save over 50 percent on any model IOCS White Zig Zag this week at Butler Home Service. All are brnnd new with 20 year guarantee.

Some as low as or low payments. Point Plaza Shopping Center, 5481586. ELECTRIC motor repairs. New lighting fixtures. Oil lamp shade reproductions.

Snyder Electric, 1ST. South Jefferson Kittanning, 542-4231. SPECIALS SHO WKR OOK 1 $20.95 4- H.ASTIC MERCHANDISE 37 BOB PARKER PIANO-ORGAN SAVINGS --USED- BALDWIN ORGAN $495 LOWREY ORGAN $595 GULBRANSEN KINSMAN ORGAN, AS IS, $195 --NEW-WURLITZER ORGANS $795 TO $2695 WURUTZER PIANOS FROM $590 BOB PARKER Area's Largest Piano and Organ Dealer Rt. 268 Cbicora 445-3931 Fri. 9 'til 9 Sat.

9 'til 5 RENT OR BUY Used Musical Inlsltruments, Johnny Murphy Music, 140 Market -Leechburg PIANO Wurlitzer Spinet, fruitwood, like new condition. Call 472-9493. WANTED 10 used organs Big trade-in allowance.on the new Lowrey Organ. Stop and see the new Lowrey Rhythm. Lessons 72 YEARS in the selling field.

Began at age 14. Will continue my activity during 1969 in selling more Baldwin Pianos and Organs during this year. Price will do it at Trader's 43 years in Butler. KITTANNING MUSIC--Lessons Phone 5424751 Repairs Pianos-Organs-Drums-Guitar Articles for Sate AUTHORIZED Hoover sales and service, Mateers' Furniturt Store. Phone 545-2111.

ELECTROLITX cwaners. New and rebuilt. Sales and Service H.C. Dillaman. Call collect Butler 283-5284.

UNCLAIMED ireful. Six new 1969 brand name Zig Zag sew. ing machines to he sold for storage and freight costs of $34.20 each. 20 year guarantee. Yon may sew on these machines to be sure you are completely satisfied.

John Phillips. 543-4194. FOR SALE Electric stove, 40-inch. Call 543-5292. Aluminum Awnings And Cor Ports Free Estimates, call Sanders' Heating And Awning Co.

FIUGIDAIHE, Gibson, Easy appliances. Stubrlch Appliance, 127 N. McKean St. CENTURY SIGNAL PLATE nURGLAU ALAHM SYSTEM Contact IIUPP'S, JAMESWAY BAKN EQUIPMENT and pipe line ParU service. STOCK- DALES, IXytoo, Pa.

STYLE BOAKD 4'xX- PANELING 17 115 Baths TAINLESS STEEL STORM DOORS WANTED JEWELRY CASH PAID IMMEDIATELY for old gold, jewelry, gold tooth, watches, rings, diamonds, silverware, i platinum. Formerly Mauck' 410 Ford Ford City. WANTED Book on History of Armstrong County. Also guns. Phone 542-2021.

WANTED Lot suitable for mobile home about to 1 acre. Call 548-4706 or 548-5140. WANTED Sharps rifle, good condition. Call 5 4 5 0 4 6 1 between 5:30 and 8 p.m. WANTED Used Santa Clans outfit, any size, any Call between a.m.

and 3 p.m. or 545-1422. RENTALS Wonted to Rent 44 IB-- WANTED Trailer space needed immediately. Prefer in Kittanning area. Call 5404072.

INTERIOR LATEX WALL PAINT fi j. 3 24" FORMICA" VA JH.Jgi 145.95 E. H. Leech Son LUMKR COMPANY SHOP Equipment for sale: Chairs, razors, shears, clippers, etc. Owner deceased Call 762-1491 for appointment! REPOSSESSED 1969 a console stereo, 5 feet long, AM-FM radio, 4 speed changer, diamond stylus, a contemporary style.

Assume last 8 payments of $10.92 each or ba'l- ance in cash. John Phillips 543-4194. NICELETS RUBBER STAMPS Made to order for every business, professional or personal use. Forty-Eight Hour Service 321 Franklin Kittg. Call 548-5440 MOVIE CAMERA outfit, complete $50.

Call 814-257-8939. TWO brand-new Drexel tables with drawers, pecan full-length mink-dyed muskrat coat; clipped silver fox jacket, both size 10-12. Call 545-8221. MAYTAG wringer washer, good condition. Call 762-7011.

COMPLETELY EQUIPPED, used snow plow. Call 868-2660. SEWING machine repair, all makes, one day service. Mateers''Furniture, 543-2111. USED Bedroom dining room suite, dinette set.

Heilman Homes, Inc. Street, Ford Cily. Quality Winter Treads ELWOOL SERVICE Cadogan 762-7882 REAL ESTATE Wanted SI A NJ5KDKJ) Rental anil Sales. Housing for displaces. Redevelopment Authorily Homes for Sole 52 MISCELLANEOUS household items for sale.

Call 545-2241, GARAGE SALE Many miscellaneous items. Linens, dishes, small appliances, quilt, two stereos, 1350 Orr Avenue. Kittanning, November 1, at 10 a.m. MAN'S Woolrich sport coat, she 42, $10. Girl's coaf, size 12 $10.

762-4464. CITATION Power-Bill clubs, complete set of irons and four woods. Reasonable Call 543-5293 after 5 p.m. USED gas stove; Westinghoiise Frost-free refrigerator. $40 for both.

Call 548-1071. WATER softner. Call 545-6374 after 6 p.m. Soles 361 WEST KITTANNING AUCTION BARN-Saiurday, November 1, 1969 at 7 p.m. Largest toy selling in the valley.

Selling nothing but toys an Christmas items. Bicycles, tricycles, wagons, scooters, fire automobiles, tractors, sleds, dolls of nil kinds and games. Most anything you can think of. All kinds of toys for young nnd old. Wrapping paper, ribbons.

bows, Christmas cards. So many items we can't just list tliem all. Auctioneer-Bill Bocs, 472-252S. WANTED to rent Garage. Call 543-7781 after 6 p.m.

REAL ESTATE Investment Properties 501 INCOME PROPERTY. Three apartment bouse. Four stall garage, 40x130 lot, gns heat. Two imits-5 rooms and bath, porches. One unit-3 rooms and bath.

Inlaid linoleum, tile baths, stainless steel sinks, modern in every way. Complete laundry in basement, yard and Nice home with two npartmcnis for income. Cnll 548-2744 from 3 to 7 p.m. Must sell, am leaving slate. WANTED THREE or four room apartment in Kittanning Phone 842-5237.

Rooms for Rent 45 FURNISHED bedroom, private entrance, shower, i facilities. 162 South McKean Street, Kittanning, Pa. Apartments for Rent 46 2-ROOM apartment, furnished, including utilities. Private bath. Over Beauty School, Street.

One room efficiency apartment. Includes utilities. Call 545-7601. IDEAL FOR COUPLE -Furnished, 1st floor apartment. Three rooms and bath, 1 mile west of Kittanning.

Write Leader-Times in care of Box 206. CROSSETT BUILDING -Modern 6 rooms and bath. APPLEWOLD Modern 4 rooms and bath. Refined couple or single. $75.

QUEEN ST. 3 large rooms and bath. Refined couple or single, $55. Willis Heilman Agency 542-1251 TWO 1 -bedroom furnished apartments, second first floor, All utilities paid. J.

C. Richardson, Elderton. 354-3413. MODERN first floor apartment, 5 rooms and a thermostat controlled a heat, electric stove and refrigerator, wall to wall carpet in living room, basement, washer and dryer. Call 548-2744 from 3 to 7 p.m.

THIRD floor apartment, 3 rooms and bath, automatic gas heat, washer and dryer in basement. Not suitable for children. Call 548-2744 from 3 7 p.m. Houses for Rent 47 TEMPLETON Four rooms and bath, gas furnace, $35. Heilman Agency, 542-1251.

FOUR ROOMS, bath, coal furnace. In country. Call 5435292. Housetraifers for Rent 47A TWO TRAILERS, 10 50. Call J-C.

Richardson. Eldcrtoa. 354-3413. TRAILER A a i a November 1. Private home, separate lot.

Quiet section. Not suitable for children. Call INVESTMENT PROPERTY Kiltanning Borough. Modern brick duplex, 5 rooms uiul bath, each ajwrlincnt. Full basement, laundry facilities, gas heal, attic storage.

Desirable location. Extra large lol 101G-1018 FIFTH AVE. -Double frame with 5 rooms and bath on each side. Grosses $80 per month. Central location Only $5,500.

HAWTHORNE AVENUE -Good double frame house with 5 rooms and bath, finished attic and gas furnace each -side. Desire- able home with income in good neighborhood. APPLEWOLD-Three story brick in A-l condition, gas heat, 3 modern apartments, rental income, per month gross. HIGHLAND AVENUE -Double house with 6 rooms and bath each side. Good condition.

Rental income will pay your mortgage. WILLIS H. HEILMAN AGENCY, INC. Mellon Bank Building Our Phone Answers Anytime 542-1251 RANCH style 2 bedrooms, modern kitchen, a i garage, old 422, $700 down, FHA approved. Call 545-9521.

1111 SIXTH AVENUE, Ford City Six rooms and bath. 888 NORTH GRANT AVE. $6,000. KITTANNING 903 Johnston Ave. $4,000.

MAKE OFFER Senopole Agency 542-3771 FOUR bedroom house. Near, new grade school and Tech School in Hansotte Plan. Call 762-5914 after 6 p.m. MOBILE HOMES 3 Sales Lots Now Open for Your Convenience. Wide Selection.

All Prices HEILMAN HOMES, INC. 17th St. Ford City, Pa. Phone 762-1511 Branch Lot: Route 22 West Blairsville, Pa. Route 19 Soutli Zelienople, Pa.

Open 'til 9 Dally--Closed Svmclay ft Leader Times cknsttted ads bring big results--rry 5 MOBILE HOMES TWIN MOBILE HOMES, INC. Americana New Moon Traveio I Famous "Turn Key" set-up! 4 Locations to serve you! Indiana, Pn. -163-3190 ii Radon, Grccnsburg, Richardson Brookwood i King i Topper Azalea IVrryopolis I 5 Record Matter for This Day In, Out of Area Hospitals Births Armstrong County Memorial Hospital Admitted: Dennis R. Lasher, Cowans- ville ftp 1 Jennifer Klingensmlth, 503 Highland Kittamiiiig William N. Nagel, Kiitannin" RD 2 Death Record T.

Spiek Joseph T. Spick, 51, of Meadow Ford City, died Tuesday (Oct. 28, 19(59) at 2:41 p.m. in Armstrong County Memorial Hospital, Kittanning. He was horn Jan.

2, 1918 in Homestead, the son of Mr. and Mrs. Constant Spiek. His parents were born in Poland. He was a resident of Ford City for 23 years.

He was a cost accountant supervisor at the PPG Industries plant in Ford City. He was a member of the National Accounting Association of Butler; St. Francis de Paul Church; Ford City American Legion Post. He was a first lieutenant in the U. S.

Army in World War II. He is survived by his wife Valeria (Pasternak) Spick; two sons, Dennis and Richard and a daughter, Janice, all at home. He is also survived by his parents, Constant and Mary Spiek of Homestead; and three sisters, Mrs. John (Jane) Radischowsky of Munhall; Mrs Frank (Hester) Boris of Munhall; and Mrs. Larry (Rae) Albiez of Pleasant Hills.

SI'IEK Friends of Joseph T. Spick of 232 Meadow Ford City, who died Tuesday, Oct. are being received at the Frank M. Faykosh Funeral Home, Ford City. Services will take place at 2 p.m.

Friday in St. Francis de Paul Church with the pastor Rev. Bronislaus Mierunhki officiating. Interment will take place in St. Francis de Paul Cemetery.

Arrangements by Faykosh. REAL ESTATE Houserrdilers for Sale 52A NEW HOME Split entry, three bedrooms, two ceramic baths, large kitchen, two-car garage, gameroom. Located on Lenape Drive, Ford City. Priced for q-iick sale. Phone 542-2131 or 763-7843.

BUY OF THE MONTH Centrally located in Kittanning, very well' built and nicely maintained 2-story home with level lot 60x140, 3-bedrooms bath, living room, dining room kitchen, hardwood floors, central hot water furnace, 3 shade trees and 2 pines in the just a block or two to stores schools. No. K-1406. Bartoe Tate, Representatives, 210 S. Jefferson 545-5621; 543-7851; or 542-4301 WEST REAL ESTATE Housetrailers for Sale 52A 8.V-12' 1955 ABC trailer, unfurnished, radiant hooted floors, good condition.

Will sacrifice. Call 297-3632. FACTORY OUTLET SALE at RICE TRAILER SALES 2 Miles out of Oil City on Route 62 Nortlj on Tionesta-Fryburg Rd. Phone: 676-8591 1970 Models are Here 10 wides USED 12x60 Vagabond. Very plush! Used 10x50 Roycraft, excellent condition.

Heilman Homes, 762-1511. Only $395 Down of CfM (17 per month 84 Months at 10.58 Annual interest Total Deferred Balance $5381.88 Free Delivery within 100 Miles 2-3-4 bedroom models available Repossessions for Taking Over Payments No Down Payment Required (Pick Up Back Payments -Only) No Hidden Gimmicks Just Volume Sales Open 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. Dailj Stop Early For Best Selection NEW MOONl RITZCRAFTI Where the bargains are! Check our selection, price and attitude. HOHMAN Mobile Homes, across from Holiday Inn, Rt.

8 Butler, Twin Mobile Homes, Inc. Sales and i Baden, Grccnsburg, Pcrryopolis, Tn- diana. MOBILE HOMES Wick Mobile Home Sales 1U7 N. Mam Rt. 8 N.

Butler, Pa. (412) 2874154 Richardson Globemaster Trailers 521 Tr.i i lers-- Ca mpors-- Tops Supplies, Bottled Gas Scr. Trailer CORNMAN'S 548-1003 Comp and Camp Sites 54 VIG'O Friends of Joseph Vigo of Apollo AM 10, died OcL 28, will received from sind 7-9 Wednesday and Thursday at the Bodcn- Funeral Home, 31ft S. Second Apollo, and from 10 a.m. until It a.m.

Friday (Oct. 31), at which time, service will be held with (he Rev. George Provance, pastor of the First Methodist Church of Apollo, officiating. Burial will be in Greenwood Memorial Park, Lower Burrell. Arrangements by Boilcnhorn- Shaffer.

BRUNDIDGE Friends of Carrie Cross Bundidge of 324 Fifth Ford City who died Oct. 24, 1969 will be receiyed at the Wendell A. Welch Funeral Home, Fore' City from 2-4 and 7-9 p.m. on Wednesday, and from 1-2 p.m. at the Second Baptist Church, Ford City on Thursday.

Funeral service Thursday at the church. Iii- be held at 2 p.m. on ferment will be in Ford City Cemetery. Arrangements by Welch. Notable Deaths From Everywhere HOLLYWOOD (UPI) Constance Dowling Tors, former film and Broadway actress and the wife of producer Ivan Tors, is dead at the age of 49.

Mrs. Tors, who appeared in the films, "Knickerbocker Holiday," "Gog," and "Blind Stop," died at UCLA Medical Center Tuesday as a result of a heart attack. PORTLAND, Ore. (UPI)-Ernest Smith, who came to the University of Portland after compiling a fine record as basketball coach at the University of Albuquerque, died Tuesday before the start of his first season here. He was 40.

Smith was found at his home in nearby Greshman by his children when returned home from, school. He was believed to have suffered a heart attack while preparing his breakfast, but an autopsy was scheduled. NEW YORK (UPI)-Leo Rosenthal, a Latvian lawyer and journalist who. made his third career as a photographer for the United Nations 24 years ago, died Tuesday at his home here. He was 85 years old.

CARD OF THANKS ATHERTON, Delia fJewart) -The family of Mrs. Delia (Jewart) Atherton wishes to express their gratitude to the neighbors for their kindness and sympathy, to those who gave food and floral tributes, to Rev. Howard Stuart and the Roy Carson Funeral Home and to all who helped in anyway. MR. AND MRS.

ROY O'HARROW MR. AND MRS. VERNON LEWIS Frank B. Palinskl, Chestnut, Kittanning Laura K. McKcc, Killanning 1U) 4 Connie L.

Walker, Kittanning RD 7 Frank Bonanno, Kcminolc William Pollard 235 Chestnut Killsnning Herbert R. Postewait, 400 Main Ilurnl Valley Edna D. Garth, 30tt-3rd Ford City Patricia A. Stivason, i tanning RD 0 David B. Cook, Ford City RD Vincent J.

Rich, 139 Ncal Ford City Shirley J. Flick, Kittanning RD 4 Richard P. KlinRensmilh, 322 Meadow Ford City Gerald R. Sbuster, 392 McKean Kittanning Robert L. Shoemaker.

409 Liberty New Bethlehem Discharged: Wade W. Allen, Dislant John F. Raybuck, Summerville RD 1 Edward Phillips, Klttanning RD 7 Herman C. Claypoole, 427 Union Kittanning Betty M. Claypoole, 427 Union Kittanning Rhonda G.

Mateer, Apollo RD 2 Sberrl L. Eughler, Manorville Robert Burford, Ford City RD Helen M. Tesone, Ford City RD 1 Robert L. Morrison, 18 Hamilton New, Bethlehem Elaine T. Slagle and baby boy, Worthington Ann S.

Myers, Johnston Kittanning Velma I. McLaughlin, 515 N. Warren Apollo Vera J. Doms, NuMine Leonard R. Wellen, 130 N.

5th Indiana Clarion Hospital Admitted: Ruth McMillen, Clarion Darlene Mock, Lucinda Clara Van Zandt. Knox RD Debra Confer, Venus RD Irene Kilgore, Clarion Thomas Marsh, Oil City James Bartley, Siigo Mrs. Arthur Ditty, New Bethlehem Admitted: BrookviJJe Hospital Mrs. Dr. Robert Varner, Sligo Richard McAninch, Surnmer- ville RD 2 Gertrude Carver, Rimersburg Otto Peterson, Worthville Virginia Conner, Rimersburg RD 1 William Turney Copenhaver, fail-mount City RD 1 Discharged: Ruth Hood, Clarion Mrs.

Ira Peace, Mayport RD Armstrong County Memorial Hospital Kittaaning Oct. 28, a.m., girl to Mr. Mrs. Michael Corechowskl, flil Southern Kittanning, 7:47 a.m., girl to Mr. and Mrs.

Andrew Bussard, 926 Orr Kittanning. 12:45 p.m., girl to Mr. and Mrs. James A. McKee, Kiltan- ning RD 4.

p.m., girl to Mr. and Mrs. Victor Cousins, Templelon RD 1. Elsewhere: Oct. 27, to Dr.

And Mrs. Robert Varner of Sligo in Brookville Hospital. Use WANT ADS For RESULTS HUNTING CAMP for sale. Call JOHN'S, Howard B. Wo lake this means of thanking our relatives, i a neighbors for the many acts of kindness and sympathy extended to us in our recent bereavement in the death of our loved one.

Especially we thank the pastor, Rev. G. Forrest Sparks for his comforting words Dr. Moore and Dr. Kost, nurses and aides, those who donated cars, food or flowers, VFW for military services, (he pallbearers and fill who in any way assisted us.

THE FAMILY IN MEMORIAM Tn loving memory of MRS. ELLEN CONRAD who passed away 4 years ago October 29, 1965 broke our hearts to lose you, Rat you didn't go alone. For part of us went wilh you The day God called you homo. Sadly missed by PARENTS MU. MRS.

A GRRENAWALT A DAUGHTERS JODI AND TRICIA CONRAD In loving memory of our dear son MERLE E. SCHRECENGOST who passed 'away 7 years ago October 29, Memories are treasures no one can steal, Death is a heartache no one can heal. But we shall remember no mailer how long. Tears shall not darken or shadows dim. The wonderful memories we have of him.

Sadly missed by FATHER. MOTHER SISTERS AND BROTHERS In loving memory of our Daughter and Sister LUCILLE WALKER who passed away 9 years October 29, I960 It's nine years ago today, Lucille left us and went away. We will always miss her smiling face, No one else could take her place. know she is happy with God above, Where she has no pain, ami she has God's love. Sadly missed by MOTHER.

FATHER SISTERS AND BROTHERS Licensed To Drive: Driver examinations were given to 64 persons yesterday by state police at their testing station at Ford Cily Armory. Of the total, 54 passed and 10 failed. Sixty-five persons took re-examinations and 35 preliminary eye lests before ap. plying for learner permits. Those who passed the tests will receive licenses from Harrisburg.

They are: Gerald Duane Hclea l2S A 'r CynU a A. DiPentol Dawn Lcmmon; Stenhen Nancy M. siaUieS: Sue Marian Louise Trop- Carolyn Jean Oresick; Margie Aim Porter John ndac Louise Morgan; L. Paula A Turtle- Robert E. Beuth; Dcbra Judith A.

Laero; Edgar IN MEMORIAM In loving memory of MRS. ROSE CORNMAN who passed away 5 years ago October. 29, 1964 In our home she is fondly remembered, Sweet memories cling to her name; Those who loved her in life sincerely, Still love her in death just he same. Sadly missed by THE MOHNEYS THE SCHWE1TZER3 THE SMITHS Kftnto Leah Kaklas; Mary Ann Laube Beatrice J. Mlllcla; Debra Lee Barl Ronaid Eshenbaugh; Donald Earl, Meyer (school bug); Corothy L.

Dunmlre; Randy Kevin Waugaman; James W. Pepper: a Ann Wendell John Ligka Dennis F. Cramer D. Pierce; Linda Loxil'si Darlene M. Fryer; Lla Chlmka; Nancy E.

Swelgert- Katherlne Kearney; Daniel J. Montgomery: Denlse Diane Mng- ness; Betty Jean Beale; Shelly Eannaman. Next on Election due to polling City Armory Drivers test, will be Riven from Ford City Police Station, by Btate police. Fire Alarms Oct. 196f 8:18 a.m...

mistaken alarm answered by Kittanning men and equipment to the home of' Mrs. Elizabeth Contrucci 310 Diamond Way, wher neighbor thought smoke was issuing from around windows and under eaves. Black Group Gives Tabbr Better Mark 'PITTSBURGH CUPI-A group known as the "Black Political Caucus" selected Republican John K. Tabor as the "more favorable" candidate for mayor of the city Tuesday, but denied either candidate its endorsement. Meeting in the headquarters of (he NAACP in the city's Hill District, the group decided Democrat Peter F.

Flaherty was too "vague and general." "Though we were not satisfied with Tabor," Tim Stevens, caucus moderator, said, "we were somewhat less satisfied with Flaherty." Stevens said tha caucus represented about 15 'black groups in the city, including the NAACP; the Model Cities agency, and Community Action Pittsburgh, the city's anti poverty agency for federal funds. IN MEMORIAM In loving memory of DANIEL S. KONHAUSEU who passed away 16 years ago October 29, 1953 No one knows the silent heartaches, Only those who have loved can tell The grief we bear in silence For the one we loved so well. Sadly missed by WIFE AND FAMILY i In loving memory of MEJll.E E. SCHRECKBNCtOST who passed away 7 years ago Oclobor 29, It only takes a little space To tel! how much we miss ytxi, Uut it takes a whole life througl To forgrl the day we lost you.

Sadly missed by CHILDREN EDDIE AND DENlSP,.