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

Kittanning, Pa. Saturday, July 22. 1972 fill 1 Factor In Comeback Of Brassiere JOHN M. WILLIAMS UPI Business Writer YORK I brassiere is back. Regardless of what yourjsye may tell you during a stroll along Fifth Avenue on a given summer day, most likely there's a brassiere under that sweater or body shirt and, to the bra manufacturers, there lies the commercial future.

"natural" look has boosted the bra business which, according to best estimates, amounts to about $700 million a year. For a while, when the women libbers were clamoring for equality and taking part in bra-burning demonstrations, the industry got the jitters. All that's changed, according to" Mercy Dobell, editor of Body Fashions Magazine, who says bra business is looking up Deaths of the Day rl This Day In This Area County YMCA2 p.m. Monday In Ki William H. "Hcnrv" Irvin M.

Walcutt 1 Bkl' I MOOWIlUIV UQQtUI James Elmer Gourley James Elmer Gourley, 71, of Fairmount City RD 1 (Redbank Twp.) died unexpectedly Thursday at 10:50 p.m. at his home of a heart attack. Mr. Gourley had been a dairy farmer all his life. He was also a member of Oakwood Presbyterian Church at Leatherwood (New Bethlehem RD 3).

Born December 31, 1900 in Piney Clarion County, he was the son of Lincoln E. and Carrie E. (McDowell) Gourley. Two sisters and one brother preceded him in death. Surviving are his wife, Sarah C.

Gourley; three daughters, Mrs. Donald (Barbara) Songer of Apollo RD 1, Mrs. James (Wilda) Drayer of Fairmount City RD and Mrs. Dean (Christena) Martin of Summerville; two sons, Roy of Wattsburg, and Eugene of Sligo; ten grandsons and one great-granddaughter; two brothers, Ernest of Sligo RD 1, and Clair of New Bethlehem RD and two sisters, Mrs. Dale stremendouslv." Miss Dobell Stewart of Sligo RD 1, attributes the success to high fashion and women's desire'to Idbk natural.

she told UPI, "today's fashions don't want that saggy look. They the softly shaped look, without a lot of ribs and seams." 'Women's foundation wear long has the subject of discussion, from the days of whalebone stays and tight cinched waists to the liberated look of the late 60s. But, the bra manufacturers report, the birth control pill and ever changing fashions brought about new dimensions to the industry. VA spokesman for Bali bras who said sales were "up significantly," added that a contributing factor was an increase in the average breast 'sTze. "the average bra cup used to be a "B' but now it's more like a 'C'," the spokesman said.

The "pill" had a lot to do with sikh growth, the spokesman added. Martin Elkind president of Lady Suzanne Foundations, a subsidiary of Duplan said business was growing about $1 million a year. -However, Elkind said, the styles have and "we've gone to a softer, more natural look." S'AVhile the brassiere business Has improved, its sister, the girdle industry, has sagged. 'Xrgain, industry spokesmen report, it is the desire for the "natural look. to Miss Dobell, the business now accounts for about 60 per cent of the $1.1 billion market in ladies' foundation garments while sales are down about 2.9 'per cent." However, she said, some girdles have gone to the style with higher waist bands to accommodate.chang- fashion trends and sales have made a slight turnaround.

vrFay Rosen of Maidenform, a bra company, contends bra business is on a firm "The whole thing is based on stretch, freedom and Mrs. Rosen said. Lake Reopened HARRISBURG (UPI) The Department of Environmental iResources said Friday Fuller Lake at Pine Grove Furnace Park, Cumberland County, will reopen Saturday for swimming and fishing. The department said the park had been closed due to storm damage. Ground Is Broken I (UPI) Ground was broken Friday for a research and development center for James H.

Matthews Co. in nearby O'Hara Twp. Construction of the 4,000 square foot building is scheduled for completion this and Mrs. William of Dexter City, Ohio. GOURLEY Friends of James Elmer Gburley, who died July 20, 1972, are being received at the Charles D.

Alcorn Funeral Home, 3 to 5 and 7 to 10 p.m. today. Services will be from the funeral home at 2p.m. Sunday (July 23) with his pastor, the Rev. John McKiine, officiating.

Interment will be made in Licking Cemetery, Clarion County. Arrangements by Alcorn. William H. "Henry" Croylc Sr. A former Kittanning area resident, William H.

"Henry" Croyle 66, of 608 Walnut Clairton, died yesterday at McKeesport Hospital, Mckeesport. Mr. Croylc had lived in Clairton for the past 32 years. He was a retired millwright with Hot Strip Maintenance Department of U.S. Steel, Irvin Works.

Boj-n September 29, 1905 in Stoneboro, he was a son of the late George and Bessie (Wyant) Croyle. Surviving are his wife, Mrs. A a Ruth i Croyle; three daughters, Mrs. Dorothy Johns of Adrian, Mrs. Mary Ellen Burge of Bedford, Ohio, Mrs.

Helen Bleigh of Clairton; four sons, Kenneth Richard William H. all at home, and Ralph E. of Clairton; four grandchildren; two sisters, Mrs. Mildred Piperata of Freeport, and Miss Kathryn Croyle of Kittanning; three brothers, Melvin of California, Archie and Raymond, both' of Kittanning; and several nieces and nephews. CROYLE--Friends of William H.

"Henry" Croyle who died July 21, 1972, are being received at the A.J. Bekavac Funeral Home, 555 Fifth Clairton, from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. Saturday, and 12 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. Sunday. Services will be at the funeral home chapel at 1 p.m.

Monday (July 24), with the Rev. Paul Sparrer, pastor of Pine Run Methodist Church, officiating. Interment in Round Hill i a Arrangements by Bekavac. MARTIN--Friends of John Martin, who died July 20,1972, are being received.at the Merwin-Kennedy Funeral Home, Kittanning. A ake service, will be: held Sunday evening at the funeral home at 8.

Mass of the Resurrection and military funeral service will be Monday, July 24, at 10 a.m. from St. Mary's Church; Kittanning, with his pastor, Msgr. Charles B. Guth, officiating.

Burial will be made in St. Joseph Cemetery. Arrangements by Merwin- Kennedy. KLINE--Friends of Mrs. Mary M.

Kline, who died July 21,. 1872, are being received at the Frank M. Faykosh Funeral Home, Ford City. A wake service will be held Monday at 9:30 a.m. at the funeral home.

Services will be at 10 a.m. Monday at St. Mary's Church, Ford City, with church pastor the Rev. Paul F. Wiesraann officiating.

Burial will be made in, St. Mary's Cemetery, Ford City. Arrangements by Faykosh. McGREGOR--Friends of Timothy Marshall McGregor, who died July 20, 1972, are being received at the Bauer Funeral Home, Kittanning, from to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. today.

Services will be at the funeral home at 1:30 p.m. Sunday with the Rev. Harold Harter, pastor of Christ Lutheran Church, officiating. Interment will be in Lawn Haven Burial Estates. Arrangements by Bauer, Sheriff's Docket Donald Christian Bure, 18, of McGrann, committed to serve three days in Armstrong County Jail in default of payment of fine on charge before District I Magistrate Eugene Shaeffer, Ford City, of disturbing the peace.

Mrs. Dollie (Allshouse) Busch A lifelong resident of the area, Mrs. Dollie (Allshouse) Busch, 77, of Plumville died Friday at a i a i a a Maryland. Born October 18, 1894 in Indiana County, she was the daughter of William and Martha (Morrison) Allshouse. Her husband, William Busch, died May 17, 1962.

Surviving are three sons and two daughters, Lee C. and Mrs. Joseph (Delia) Pratt, both of Cumberland, George (Eva) Herrell of Woodlawn, William J. of Plumville, and Thomas of Bowie, one brother; Allen Allshouse of Creekside RD; 22 grandchildren and three great- grandchildren, and several nieces and nephews. Irvin M.

Walcutt Irvin M. Walcutt, 79, of Plum Borough' died at 12:15 p.m. yesterday, July 21, at Citizens' General Hospital, New Kensington. Mr. a owned and operated a grocery store in Arnold untiljie retired in 1958.

He was a member of the Holy Name Society of St. Joseph Roman Catholic Church, New Kensington, and was a charter member of Pucketos Beagle Club. He was born November 30, 1892 in Bradys Bend and still lias many relatives in this area. Surviving are his wife, Sadie (Rayburg) Walcutt; two sons, George F. and William both of Plum; five daughters, Mary Elizabeth at home, Mrs.

Jack (Margaret Jane) Hoebeck of Arnold, Mrs. Val Gene (Gertrude) Nolf of San Jose, Mrs. Tom (Mildred) Knox of McKamy, and Mrs. Edmund i i a Cervenak of Mt. Pleasant; and 15 grandchildren.

WALCUTT Friends of Irvin M. Walcutt, who died July 21, 1972, are being received at the George A. Frederick Funeral Home, 1369 Fifth New Kensington, where services will be 9:30 a.m. Monday followed by Mass of Resurrection at 10 a.m. in St.

Joseph Roman Catholic Church, Kensington. Burial will be made in St. Patrick's Cemetery, Bradys Bend. Arrangements by Frederick. TRICE--Friends of Lee Andrew Trice, who died July 19, 1972, are being received at Welch Funeral Home in Ford City from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m.

today and Sunday and from 12 Monday until time of service at 1:30 p.m. at the Second Baptist Church where the Rev. J. T. Laster, church pastor, will officiate.

Burial will be in the Ford City Cemetery. Arrangements.by Welch. MORA Club of Armstrong County YMCA 2 p.m. Monday In Carriage House of open to all retired men of Armstrong County; planning for club trip to Pittsburgh for Pirates baseball game, and talk by Carl Connelly on effect of dams in time of flood. i Kittanning Kiwanis Club 6:15 p.m.

Tuesday at Vernon Hotel, N. Grant Ave. at Reynolds; Salvation Army Capt. Earl Nugent, divisional evangelist of Pittsburgh, guest speaker. TOPS Pennsylvania 321 (Take Off Pounds Sensibly) 11 a.m.

Monday at Grace Presbyterian Church, here; weigh-in at 10 a.m. Operating Engineers Local 1 No. GG election campaign meeting 8 p.m., July 27, at Kittanning Hose House No. 1. Shannock Valley Ding-a- lings, Sunday at Rural Valley American Legion home.

Contract Awarded HARRISBURG (UPI) The General State Authority (GSA) Friday awarded a $1.2 million contract to The Interstate Amiesite Concordville, for the construction of seven miles of access road at Moraine State Park. The GSA said the Butler County project is scheduled for completion. next June. Hospital Notes I ttatliilMi ktMftt riUiUt but iHcturcf vUkalUn. Welfare pallculi he by For War Bulls MORGANTOWN, W.

Va. (UPI--Artifacts from the Civil War era, including those relating to General Thomas (Stonewall) Jackson, are on display at Jackson's Mill Museum. The museum, operated by- West Virginia University at its State 4-H camp near Weston is open to the public through Sept. 6. The old grist mill, completed in 1837, was added recently to the national register of historic places by the National Park Service.

Armstrong County Memorial, Kittanning Admitted: Bernard C. Snyder, Kittanning RD 2 F. Ixjuise Bure, McGrann Zelma M. Heilman, Kittanning RD 1 Rochelle M. Slagle, Adrian RD 1 Gertrude Porter, Freeport RD 1 Margaret Hulings, Steim Hotel, Kittanning Belle M.

Smith, 322 North McKean Kittanning Elizabeth Piper, 721 Rear Fourth Ford City Evalyn C. Hirst, South Jefferson Kittanning Louise Cravener, Kittanning Lelia M. Bowser, Kittanning 6 Discharged: Marlene E. Beranty and baby boy, Yatesboro Susan L. Orr, Dayton Barbara L.

Kay, Dayton Toni A. Duncan, Kittanning RD 6 Randall L. Morris, Kittanning RD 3 Jeffreys. Eroh, 306 South Kittanning Glenn I. Walker, Kittanning RD.7 James Brumbaugh, Kittanning RD 5 Jacqueline McElravy, 276 North Grant Kittanning Deborah K.

Walker, 'Kittanning MR 10 (Pine Hill) Paulette K. Wolfe, Kittanning RD 6 Cathy J. Ullom, 1009 Wilson Kittanning John C. Fennell, Kittanning RD 6 Kimberly A. Bowser, Kittanning RD 7 Sherry L.

Wagner, Bruin Darletta R. Beers; McGrann Brookville Hospital Admitted: Charles L. Smith, Clarington Ixris M. Kribbel, Parker Eugene Z. Woods, New Bethlehem Discharged: Mrs.

Grace Anthony, Sligo Velvia Dunkle, Sligo Sandra K. Williams, Pittsburgh James Summerville Mrs. Larry Walters and baby girl, Strattanville Bessie Hernbon, Clarion Mrs. Orvis Vasbinder and baby boy, Sprankle Mills Magee Women's Hospital, Pittsburgh Admitted: Mrs. Dorothy Guthrie, Ross Ford City.

1265 Births Armstrong County Memorial, Kittanning July 21, p.m., girl to Mr. and Mrs; Robert F. Vogel, Fenelton. RD 1. Picnic at Rupp Church Postponed Aug.

13 Officers of Christ (Rupp) Lutheran Church school, Kittanning RD 1, today announced postponement of the school picnic from Sunday to Aug. 13; postponement from Sunday evening of this week was because of a death in the church school family. Magistrate's Docket Records. of Clarion County III and IV Magistrate Paul A. Matson, New Bethlehem, show the filing of charges by state police against Harlow C.

Waldeck, 50 Hoy Salamanca, N.Y., speeding. Records of Armstrong County District IV Magistrate Usfe E. James, Rural Valley, show i i of charges Penn-; sylvanla state police unless otherwise shown) against following: Victoria L. Wadding, too fast for conditions, Rural Valley Borough police. James M.

Lucas, Rural Valley RD 1, too fast for con-; ditions, Rural Valley Borough police, Randy A. Ptnkertori, Nu Mine, violation, Cowanshannock Township police. Raymond Bury, Nu Mine, violation, Cowan- shannock Township police. John Krenisky, Conneaut RD 3, Ohio, speeding. Elmer N.

Long, 204-B Linden Vandergrift, stop sign, i a i Burrell Township police. David dowser, Dayton RD 1, parking on-private property, Marshall Melson. Robert Allen Miller, Ford City RD 2, following too closely; Peter" George Semanovich, Nu Mine, reckless driving, too fast for conditions, and failure to stop for officer, Cowan shannock township police. Tenting Tonight LITCHF1ELD, Conn. (UPfi- The Connecticut chapter of the National Hikers and Campers Association (NHCA) will host "an didtime primitive camp- out" featuring only tents--with campers with trailers, pickup campers, motor homes and the like outlawed during the weekend gatheriQg.

"We are trying to recreate the way we used to go camping, and even if you have, to borrow a tent, come on along," said a spokesman for the NHCA. The '-'teni-out" will be held Aug. 18-20 at the White Memorial Foundation in Litchfield. For information write to Jesse Mariner, 80 Walnut East Hartford, Conn. 06108.

MORTGAGE LOANS EQUAL HOUSING LENDER The Home-Loan Specialists at Peoples Bank of Ford City, Pa. will help you to get your plans moving. BUSCH Friends of Mrs. Dollie (Allshouse) Busch, who died July 21, 1972, are being received at the Donald S. Bowser Funeral Home, Phimvillc, from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m.

Saturday and Sunday. Services will be from the funeral home at 2 p.m. Monday with the Rev. James Dirks, pastor of United Presbyterian Church of Plumville, officiating. Interment in Zion Cemetery, Jefferson County.

Arrangements by Bowser. BRODY Friends of I. Brody of Indiana, who died July 21, 1972, arc being received from 7 to 9 tonight at Robinson-Lytlc Fun.cral Home, I i a a Funeral service will be at noon Sunday. Surviving relatives whose names were not included in death record matter published Friday are three sisters, Mrs. Jack Parish, Mrs.

Fannie Fink and Mrs. Rose Silverman, all of Florida. Mrs. Parish is the widow of a former i a i merchant. Arrangements by Robinson- Manor Township Volunteer Firemen's FESTIVAL TONIGHT McGrann Fireball "YOUR FRIENDLY HOMtiowN BANK" Peoples Bank of Ford Citg TO TWO LOCATIONS BETTER SERVE YOU.

FORD CITY MANOR OFFICE OFFICE.