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17--Leader-Times TuMJay. 4, 1969 MERCHANDISE Articles for Sole 36 SINGER Touch and Sew Zig Zag, used only 6 months, only $119 or low payments. Butler Home Service, Point Plaza or call 548-1586. SEWING MACHINE' 1069 White Zig Zag in perfect condition; 20 year guarantee. Only $47 cash or terms.

Call Butler Home Service, Point Plaza or 54(5-158(1. GERT'S a gay gal ready for a whirl after cleaning carpets with Blue Lustre. Kent electric shampooer Highland Hardware. FOR SALE Used furniture, appliances, antiques. Can be seen at 1023 Johnston Avenue or call' 548-5215.

ZENITH CONSOLE stereo, AM-' FM radio, very good condition, $125. after. 5 p.m. FOR SALE oil heater, 60,000 and 65,000 BTU. each.

Also. 275-gallon fuel tank, $25. Call 814-275-2183. DON'T FORGET! Evangelistic Services Each evening, 7:30 p.m. Union Avenue United Methodist Church Rev.

Benjamin Jenkins, Speaker Auction Sales 36B PUBLIC SALE Saturday, November 8, 1969, 32:30 sharp at the residence of John E. Wolfe located on Godfrey Gilpin 1 mile west of Forks Church, off Route 66. International No. 64 6-foot combine with motor, Now Idea 2-rovv mounted corn picker, JD Van Brunt 15-disc grain drill (like new). 3-bol- tom International plow on rubber, like new.

2-bottom In- ternational plow, 8-foot heavy- duty disc harrow. Smoker elevator, David a elevator (22 -foot). Clipper farming mill, Ohio manure spreader, 1 large farm dump trailer, 11-foot ciilti-packer, Redhead corn shelter, McDade, 24-inch drying-fan, like new. 48-inch grindstone, Caterpillar lift. Cut-off saw, forks, 9-pitce dining room suite, several rocking chairs, bath tub, lot junk, many articles not listed.

Owner; John Wolfe. Auctioneer--Paul Walker, R.D. 2 Box 166, Dayton, Pa. Phone 257-8197. Wanted to Buy 37 WANTED JEWELRY CASH PAID IMMEDIATELY for old gold, jewelry, gold teeth, watches, rings, diamonds, silverware, i platinum.

Formerly Mauck, 410 Ford Ford City. RENTALS i Wonted to Rent 44 WANTED --Apartment or house. Modern, 2-bedroom, for young family, in Kittanning or Ford City area. Phone 543-4594. Rooms for Rent 45 2-ROOM apartment, furnished, including utilities.

Private bath. Over School, Market Street. One room efficiency apartment. Includes utilities. Call 545-7601.

Houses for teat 47 FOUR ROOM house in Applewold, $55. Call 548-1648. SIX rooms 'and bath, 2 car garage, yard. References. Call 543-7851 between 5 and 7.

TEMPLETON Four rooms and bath, Ngas furnace. $35. Heilman Agency, 542-1251. Housetraifers for Rent 47A 8x47 GREAT LAKES trailer, furnished, very nice condition, for sale or rent. Call 763-3028.

HOUSETRAILER, 8 42, $40 per month. No children. Reference required. Call 5457282. Miscellaneous for Rent 49 GARAGE or storage space, central location, North Water and West High Streets, Kittanning.

Available now. Phone W.J. Good, 7G3-7874. REAL ESTATE Investment Properties SOB FOR SALE My 3-unit apartment house at 51 fi North Jefferson Street, Kittanning. I moved to Florida.

Call H. S. Duppstadt at 548-2744 from 3 to 7 p.m. Sherman W. Frick Sherman W.

Frick 75, oF Star Route, Spring Church, died at Armstrong County Memorial Hospital, Kiltanning, yesterday at 4:15 p.m. Mr. Frick and his wife, Sarah, had a 53rd wedding anniversary last year. Born April 28, 1894 in Bun-ell Township in Armstrong County, he was the son of Daniel and Amanda (Shall), Frick, He is survived by his wife, Sara E. (Houserl Frick: two sons, George E.

Frick of San' Antonio, Texas, Harry C. Frick of Apollo RD three' grandchildren; two sisters, Mrs. William (Sarah) Yount of Ford City RD 1, Mrs. Ann Anthony of Ford City RD. F1UCK Friends of W.

Frick of Star Route, Spring Church who died Nov. 3, 1968 will received at the Bodenhorn and Shaffer Funeral Home, 310 S. Second Apollo, from tonight, and from 2-4 and 7-9 p.m. Wednesday, and from 10 a.m. until time of service at 1:30 p.m.

Thursday, with ihe Rev. Holliday, officiating. Interment will be in Spring 1 i a Cemetery. Arrangements by Bodenhorn and Shaffer. Floyd W.

Marshall Floyd W. 63, of Arnold, formerly of Dayton, died unexpectedly of an apparent heart attack in his home on Sunday, Oct. 26. He was born May 31, 1906, in Dayton, a son of George S. and Clara J.

Marshall. A graduate of Dayton High School, he had made his home in California since 1929. Survivors are his widow, Elizabeth Higgins Marshall; one step-daughter, Mrs. Ralph Garrow, Antioch, one brother, Raymond G. Marshall, Earlville, and four sisters, Misses Urna and Marion Marshall, both of Dayton, Mrs: S.

Foster Beatty, McKeesport, and Miss Bernice Marshall, Pittsburgh. Private funeral service was Hunt Starts tne Records in Armstrong For FitneSS nc Southern Clarion Leadership This Day in This Area In support of the President's Council for Physical Fitness ar.d Sports, Greater Kittanning Jaycees are launching a county-wide search for physical fiiness i a de Henry "uivengood, Jaycee president, today announced chapter plans to honor men and women from all walks of life who have made significant contributions to physical fitness efforts, by singling out one individual winner for special honors. The program is co-sponsored by Metropolitan Life Insurance Company. Special Physical Fitness Leadership Awards certificates Armstrong County Memorial Hospital Admitted: Ida S. Bish, Templeton RD conducted by the Masonic Lodge will be presented to physical at Angels Camp, on Wed- educators, writers, and leaders nesday, with burial in East Pine Lodi, Calif.

Real Estate Wanted 51A Urgently need large and small farms, many buyers waiting. WEST REAL A Bartoe R.E.S., 5455821. Houses for Sole 52 Joseph fienlici Joseph Dentici, 58, or 429 Garlow Drive, Penn Pittsburgh, former Kittanning resident, died at 7:30 a.m. today in Presbyterian University Hospital, Pittsburgh, after a lingering illness. Arrangements are incomplete.

Notable Deaths From Everywhere Robert E. Hamilton Service for Robert E. Hamilton of Hubbard, Ohio, who d'ed Oct. 29, 1969 after suffering a heart attack at his home was Nov. 1 in Punxsutawney.

Mr. Hamilton was a native of nearby Hamilton and resided there until he moved to Ohio three years ago. He was a former employe of the State Department of Highways. He was born Nov. 2, 1892 in Hamilton, a son of David A.

and Anna Edmonds Hamilton and was first married 1 to Alice who have, through their efforts a individual i i i a i organized fitness programs- fcr children of school age. With the presentation, of the fitness awards, the Jaycees said they hoped that others will become inspired to follow in the footsteps of the fitness leaders by organizing fresh and still more stimulating programs. A judging committee will select a single nominee whose name will be entered in state competition. The state winner will receive a bronze medallion qualify for national judging. Twelve national winners will Home Buyers Now is the time to buy Home Sellers Now is the lime to sell.

By United Press International New York (UPI)--James G. Elaine, 81, former chairman of the Marine Midland Trust Co. and active Republican leader Let us show you how to beat, died in Stuart, Fla. Monday it tight money and high interest was announced in New York. Leckburg, who died Sept.

27, receive an expense-paid trip to Washington, D. for a special awards congress. From these twelve, three will be chosen, each to receive a $1,000 cash award frcrn the United States Jaycees and Metropolitan Life Insurance Company. rates. Right now, we have -Desirable homes requiring no down payment or small down payments.

Other fine homes for which we-can obtain financing at less, yes, less than interest for a qualified buyer. Buyers wait no longer, call us now. Sellers --'list'wUh us'and're- NEW YORK, N.J. (UPI)-Funeral will be held Thursday" for Dr. C.

Joseph Ferri, a gynecologist and former president of the Columbus College medical staff here, who died. Sunday at the hospital. He was 60. BERGENFIELD, N.J. (UPI) Funeral services were planned today for' Harold L.

1965. He later married Zella Stouffer. Mr. Hamilton was a member of Hamilton United Methodist' Church. In addition to his widow, he is survived by daughters, Mrs.

Roy Sandstrom, and Mrs. John Anthony, both Youngstown, Mrs. a Bardes of Oakdale; a son, David A. Hamilton of Hubbard, Ohio: a sister, Mrs. Garnett Stockdale of Ravenna, Ohio; eight grandchildren and eight great-grandchildren.

The Rev. Roy M. Daugherty officiated at the service and interment was in Valier Cemetery. Kaylor Junior Grangers Install An installation of officers a reorganizational meeting was attended by members of Kaylor Junior Grange. McCollough.

worthy matron, and Pamela McEIroy, assistant, conducted the session. The installation service was in, charge of Mrs. 'Margaret McCollough, Armstrong. County State Junior Grange, Deputy; Donald McCollough, Armstrong 1 Pamela R. Scaife, East Brady Road, Kittanning MR 10 Jane G.

Procious, New Bathlehem RD 4 Delia C. Dodd, Freepoit RD 1 Charles Kolich Karns City RD 2 Thelma E. Crawford, 140 N. Grant Kittanning James L. Croyle, Vandergtift RD 2 Andrew Adams, 513 Riverside Drive, Freeporl George L.

Gallagher, Nalrona Heights RD 1 Maxine Milligan, Kittanning RD 4 Dwight Bouch, Kittanning RD 2 Hilda Scammon, 1424 Union Heights Ethel J. Beale, 305 High Freeport Eric G. 11 o'u Rimersburg RD 1 Clarence Crytzer, Kittanhing RD 2 Pearl E. Dornan, 1703 ath Ford City Carol J. Kammerdiener, Freeport RD 1 Elizabeth M.

Retzer, 1032 Orr Kittanning Wade E. Baker, 413 North Kittanning Discharged: Pansy C. Lerch and baby boy, 818 Broad New Bethlehem Dianne M. Nelson and baby girl, Dayton RD 2 Margaret E. Tatsak, Templeton Notes tanville RD 1 Jay Byerly, Summrville RD 1 Barbara Wolfe, Templeton RD 2 Gerald Cook, Marienville Mrs.

James Shaffer, New Bethlehem Helen Hutson, New Bethlehem Gertrude Garver, Rimersburg RD 1, Carl Smith, Rimersburg Betty Kisamore, Summerville Mrs. Russell Sayers. Now Bethlehem Sheriff's Docket James R. Matlack, 26, cf 320 4th Apollo, committed to Armstrong- County Jail by Dale E. Riggle, justice of the peace at on a charge of discharging a firearm or firecracker in borough of Apollo.

Squire's Docket Justice of the peace Karl M. Watt yesterday mailed 10-day traffic violation notices to John Eugene McCanna, 17, of Kittanning RD 2, on Kittanning police charges of driving tco fast for conditions and failure to obey a stop sign. Fire Alarms Nov. 4, 1969 --8 a.m., motor damage and minor smoke loss at Raymond Bennett home, Bunker Hill (Kittanning RD 7), by overheating Cheryl A. Kline, Kittanning of blower motor on coal-fired lax, we are financing special- Schuessler, prominent Newark ists.

WILLIS H. HEILMAN AGENCY INC. Our phone answers anytime 542-1251 NEW HOME--Three bedrooms, living room, dining room, kitchen, den and garage. Vz acre lot. Four miles E.

of Kittanning on Rt 422 $17,800. Call 542-3671 before 5. banker who died Sunday in New York. He was 62. HOUSE IN CREEKSIDE, 3 IV'a baths.

Full basement, gas furnace. Also, duplex apartment on property. Phone 4G3-8470. CROSSETT BUILDING -Modern 6 rooms and bath. APPLEWOLD Modern 4 rooms and bath.

Refined couple or single. $75. QUEEN ST. 3 large rooms a bath. Refined couole or single, $55.

Willis Heilman Agency 542-1251 FOR SALE 3-bedroom ranch, large living room, wall to wall, carpet, brick i a Kitchen with built-in range and formica a Dishwasher and refrigerator optional. Three miles from Rural Valley near Keystone Lake. Call 783-U703. FOR SALE Five rooms and bath; separate 2-car garage, On lot, 66 100, city water. In East Kiltanning.

Phone 5457301 after 6 p.m. MODERN 3 bedroom home 2 miles- from Kittanning on 3 acre lot. Two car garage, I 1 baths, living room --stone fireplace, beam ceiling, w-w carpet, kitchen brick fireplace, built-in range, oven, dishwasher, garbage disposal. Also complete trailer site. For appointment call 783-6691.

Housetrailers for Sale 52A TATE Friends of Joseph Tale of Kittanning RD 3 who died Nov. 2, 1969 will IMS received at Menvin-Kennedy Funeral Home, Kittanning. Service will be at 10 a.m. Wednesday (Nov. 5, 1969) at St.

Mary's Roman Cathol'c Church, Kittanning, with the Rev. Charles Guth officiating. Burial will be in St. Joseph. Cemetery.

A wake ser- fice will be at 8 p.m. Tuesday in the funeral home. Arrangements by Merwin-Kennedy. BOWSER Friends of Mrs. Hattie B.

Bowser Worthington who died Nov. 2, 1969 will be received Ihe James A. Flick Funeral Home. Wcrthington from 2-4 and 7-9 p.m. Tuesday.

Viewing will be at 1 p.m. Wednesday in the Worthington Evangelical Lutheran Church until time of service at 2 p.m. with the Rev. David Shight, church pastor, officiating Burial will oe in the church cemetery. Arrangements by Flick.

REAL ESTATE Housetrailers for Sale 52A MOBILE HOMES Wick Mobile Home Sales 1147 N. Mam Rt. 8 N. Butler, Pa. (412) 287-4154 Richardson Globemaster BAUER Friends of Clarence Robert Bauer of 216 Allegheny Kittanning who died Nov.

3. 1969 will be received at the Amberson A-'. Bauer Funeral County Deputy; Wilbur Home, 515 N. McKean Kit- Rumbaugh, Kaylor Grange tanning from 24 and 7-9 p.m. Master and Pamela McEIroy, Tuesday.

Funeral service will and Phyllis McCollough. bi held at 1:30 p.m., Wednesday at the funeral home with the Rev. Richard Taylor, officiating. Interment will be in Kiltanning Cemetery. rangements by Bauer.

Ar- New junior grange officers named were Becky McEIroy, master; i Olcus, overseer; Abby Atkinson, lecturer; Jerry McEIroy, steward; Dennis McCollough, assistant a Kathy Olcus, chaplain; Tammy Graham, treasurer; Cindy Pa secretary; Debbie Graham, Ceres; Kerry A i Mrs. Mae Abram. supervisor Pomona; Diane Graham, Flora; of Kittanning Presbyterian and Lois Rumbaugh, lady assis- Home, has returned to her home lant steward. at 322 N. McKean here, after Memberships are open to Supervisor or Home Ends Hospital Stay an extended stay in the Armstrong County Memorial Hospital.

a nd girls age 4 to 14, was announced. NEWLY decorated apartment. immediate possession, three rooms and bath, second floor. Partly furnished for light housekeeping, $60 per month plus utilities. Also garage for $4 per month, at IK16 Main Rural Valley.

Phone 842-6149 for appointment. Aportine Rfs for ReNt 46 FURNISHED apartment, second floor. Three rooms and bath. Inquire 631 Fifth Avenue, Ford City or call 762-634i. 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 South Zelienople, Pa. Open 'til 9 Dally--Closed Sunday APARTMENT 3 rooms arui bath, second floor, private entrance. Call 763-1021. Twin Mobile Homes, Inc.

Sales and i Baden, Greensburg, Perryopolis, Indiana. MOBILE HOMES TWIN MOBILE HOMES, INC. Richardson Brookwood King Topper Azalea Americana New Moon Travete Famous "Turn Key" set-up! 4 Locations to serve you! Indiana, Pa. 463-3190 Baden, Grcensbnrg, Perryopolis PUBLIC NOTICES EXECUTOR'S NOTICE Estate of Mark E. Barber, late of Manor Township, Armstrong County, deceased.

Notice is hereby given that Letters Testamentary on the above estate have been granted to the undersigned, to whom all persons indebted to said estate are requested to make immediate payment, and those having claims or demands against the same will, make them known without delay to the undersigned or her attorney. Helen M. Nail Executrix 97 Applewood Valley Clarion, Pennsylvania David C. Suckling, Attorney IN MEMORIAM In loving memory of' MRS. CARRIE RICHARDS who passed away 4 years ago November 4, 1965 Softly the leaves of memory fall Ge.ntly we gather and cherish them all.

In our hearts you are always near Still loved, still missed, still very dear. Sadly missed by HUSBAND AND FAMILY GOP FIRST CANDIDATE The Republican Party's first candidate for President was John C. Fremont, in 1856. PUBLIC NOTICES PENNSYLVANIA PUBLIC UTILITY COMMISSION NOTICE Notice is hereby given that application has been made to the Pennsylvania Public Utility Commission, under the provisions of the Public Utility Law, by T. W.

Phillips Gas and Oil Company for approval of the discontinuance of natural gas service to the manufacturing plant of H. E. Brosius, in the Borough of Kittanning, Armstrong County. (A. 95589) Notice is hereby also given that this application may be considered by the Commission without hearing provided no protests are filed with the Public Utility Commission, Harrisburg, on or before November 12, 1969.

T. W. PHILLIPS GAS AND OIL COMPANY RD 2 Donald T. Lane, 1177 Orr Kittanning Leona M. Faber and baby boy, Kittanning RD 1 Lois I.

Waltenbaugh, Kittanning RD 4. Clarion Hospital Admitted: Ellis Hatfield, Leeper Margaret Hoover, Bellefort a i Rimersburg Richard Lukomski, Clarion Mrs. Arthur Bechtel, Knox Raymond Rossey, Knox Lavonne Sayers, Knox Frances Litchenberger, Oil City Mrs. Robert i i Marble Mrs. Blair Springer, Rimersburg Discharged: Norma Heinrich, Clarion Mrs.

Thomas Brosius and sen, Mayport Jane Hartman, Clarion George McKee, Clarion Charles McKee Clarion Charles Leadbetter, Slrat- tanville Sherry Armagost, Ohio Clem Pfendler, Shippenville Roland Young, Fairmount City Lois Allaman, Shippenville Milo Markle, Clarion James Rugh, Punxsutawney Vernon Sigworth. East Brany Mrs. Arthur Ditty and girl, New Bethlehem hot air furnace; a a answered by West and East Franklin Township fire companies. Brookville Hospital Fsir- Admitted: Mrs. Robert Allison, mount City RD 1 Norman Hilliard, Fairmount City Carl Starr, Clarion Cecelia Soha, Clarion Kathy Clark, Strattanville Discharged: Mrs.

Don Rhoads, Strat- EB Students Learn About Safe Hunting Hunter safety instruction was offered at East Brady Junior- Senior High School as part of the regular physical education program. Twenty-three girls and 202 boys were certified at this time. The program was conducted in accordance with Pennsylvania a Commission requirements for hunter safety. Clarion County Game Protector L. L.

Harshbarge-r coordinated the program and also certified East Brady teachers Russell Yeaney, John Klein and Harold Andre. These three instructors then were in charge of the high school program. The program was approximately six hours in duration. This time was divided into two hours of slides and lectures, two hours of films, one hour of sporting arms demonstrations and one hour of game laws and regulations. The hunter safety program will now be a permanent part of the physical education program.

Tentative plans are to certify only students in grades 7 and 8 for the next two years and then require all students in grades 7 through 12 to repeat the program the third year. This way all students will be presented hunter-safety instruction twice while in Junior- Senior high school, Mrs. Bonnie Olcus, school secretarv said. Driver License Withdrawals: The Bureau of Traffic Safely, Revenue, today announced the suspensions of the driving permits of the below-named residents of Armstrong and Clarion Counties. Armstrong County Henry J.

Anderle, Apollo RD one year from Sept. 25. Deborah K. Claypool, Rural Valley; two months from Oct. 4.

Thomas E. Courson, Parker 4 RD 75 days from Sept. 2. Franklin D. Crawford, MR 10 East Brady Road, Kittanning; four months from Sept.

27. Dean Fox, Parker RD 60 days from Sept. 24. Larry E. Gasbarro, 365 1st Leechburg; one month from Oct.

1. Donald F. Hawk, Templeton RD one year from July 3. Timothy J. Heeler, Parket; two months from Oct.

6. Robert L. Henry, N. 4th Apollo; one year from Oct. 15.

David L. Hoak, 419 Market Freeport; 60 days from Sept. 22. James W. Johns, Kittanning RD one month from Oct.

6. Marcus Lowry, Kittanning RD one year from Oct. 15. Steven Marcinek, 1323 Ford City; two monthi from Sept. 7.

Gary D. May, Fredericksburg RD 30 days from Oct. 16. James W. Scott, Leechburg RD 60 days from Oct.

7. Raymond W. Silvis, 311 Market one year from Oct. 7. George L.

Stockdill, '104J Johnston Kittanning; ona year fromoct. 7. John W. Vongrey, 657 Johnston Kittanning; ona year from Oct. 7.

Francis C. 118 Summit Leechburg RD 75 days from Sept. 29. Stanford R. Welther, 101 High Freeport; indefinite from Oct.

.2. Ronald Wygonik, Apollo RD two months from Oct. 8. Clarion County Grant Clarion RD one year from Oct. 15.

David E. Shay. Rimersburg RD nine months from Oct. 17. Walter E.

Wiles. East Brady; two months from Oct. 1. Carl L. Wingar, Knox RD one year from March 6, 1970.

Victor J. Ziegler, Likings ville; 60 days from Oct. 4 Births Leader Times classified ads bio, results try i USED 12x60 Vagabond. Very plush! Used 10x50 Roycr'aft, excellent condition. Used, 60x12, 3 bedroom Atlantic.

Heilman Homes, 762-1511. Lots for Sate 53 AMBERSON C. BAUER FUNERAL HOME To AU CRAIGSVILLE acre land, connections for mobile home. Driveway, septic tank, lights and water. Call 297-3632.

We tBvtte Companion Of Trice Fie-Artantemenli KitUnning, Pecna. $42-3231 DONNA PRUGH and ARTHUR PRUGH, her husband, Plaintiffs -vs- HARRY E. JAY, Defendant In Court of Common Pleas of Armstrong County, Pennsylvania Civil Action--Equity No. 12 September Term, 1969 NOTICE is hereby given that a preliminary hearing will be held in the above captioned matter on FRIDAY, the 28lh day of November," 1969, at 9:30 o'clock A.M. HEILMAN and McCLISTER ATTORNEYS 200 North Water Street Kittanning, Pa.

16201 Armstrong County Memorial Hospital Nov. 3, a.m., girl to Mr. and Mrs. Norman F. Painter, East Brady Road, Kittanning MR 10.

a.m., boy to Mr. and Mrs. Gary Lukehart, Ford City RD 3. OP-BIRTHS Elsewhere: Oct. 31, 1969---boy to Mr.

and Mrs. Dennis Reddinger of Distant in Clarion Hospital. Nov. 1, 1969---girl to Mr. and Mrs.

Robert Allison of Fairmounl City RD 1 in Brookville Hospital. Nov. 2, 1969--boy to Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Rossey of Knox in Brookville Hospital.

November 3, 1969-- --bov to Mr. and Mrs. Robert Horse At 53 Years DANVILLE, Mo. said to be just about the oldest horse around, has died of a heart attack. After 53 years, the end came last weekend on Mr.

and Mrs. Cecil Buchanan's farm. A veterinarian, Dr. William McDowell, worked with Nellie for six- hours. But it was no use.

"The doctor had Nellie on her feet after the first heart, attack," Mrs. Buchanan said, "and we thought Nellie would come out of it all right. But sha suffered a second heart attack and fell dead." So Nellie was. buried in the middle of her old pasture and the Buchanans plan to erect a monument on the spot. The Buchanans knew it had to come.

That's why they sent Land Transfers Howard V. Minteer to Conrad D. Huth property in West Franklin Twp. Gordon Neale and wife to Leona M. Humenick, property in Manor Twp.

George Morda and wife to Mary Morda, property in Manor Twp. Jane R. Brant and husband to Island Development Company, properly in Freeport Borough. Frank Szymanski Jr. and wife and others to Robert Sx.ymanski and wife, property in Bethel Twp.

Borough of Kittanning to Armstrong County Trust Company, property in Kittanning Borough. Edna Stewart Administratrix of Estate of Martin R. Beighley to Ray D. Runert and wife, property in South Bend Twp. Alex J.

Crockroft and wife and others (o Owen K. Boyer and wife, property in Kittanning Borough. Anna John to F. Dwayne Baker and wife, properly in Kiskiminetas Twp. Richard R.

Claypoole Administrator of Estate of Melvin J. Claypoole to Merle J. Rupp and wife, property in Rayburn Twp. Lieberium of Marble in Clarion out invitations earlier this year Hospital. for Nellie's birthday party.

Winners Announced Of Television Sets The Kittanning a i Division of Middle Armstrong County Chamber of Commerce today identified winners of three portable television sets in a Halloween season sales promotion. They are: Pat Scanlon, Kittanning MR 10 (Pine Hill); C. T. McCaf- fcrty, 116 Rebecca Kittanning; and Ruth Mechling, 1163 Wilson Kittanning. Numerous Kiltanning area stores accepted entry coupons..