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Kittennlng, Fa. Oct. 197ft EMPLOYMENT NOYlCETO JOBAPPLICANTS The Leader-Times does not accept Help-Wanted ads from employers covered by the Fair Labor Standards Act, which applies to employment In Interstate commerce, If they offer less than the legal minimum wafle $2.30 an hour for those covered prior to January and tt.10 an hour for newly covered employees or fail to pay the applicable overtime. This NEWSPAPER does not knowingly accept HEL'P WANTED ADS that Indicate a preference based on- age from employers covered by the 'AGE DISCRIMINATION IN' EMPLOYMENT ACT. More Information may be obtained from' United States Labor Department's local office.

The address Is Room. 702, Federal 1000 Liberty Pittsburgh, 15222. Phone 644-2996. Dtgi, Ortf arf fttt TRUCK DRIVER, local lumber yard. Phone 274-4411.

ASSISTANT men's clothing, 40 hour week. Salary based experience. Harts Men's Shop, between? and4to Mr. Mills. CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING WORKS.

Get rid of unwanted items, and get cash to buy what you need. WANTED, Medical Salesperson to cover Armstrong and Butler Counties calling on doctors and nursing homes. Degree in nursing or medical technology preferred. Previous sales experience' helpful but not essential. Please send complete resume In confidence to Leader- Times Box No.

Id7. REAL ESTATE SALES PBRSON licensed to loin progressive Real Estate company and handle sales in your area. High Commissions paid, field help and sales training. ASTRO REALTY Mr. Johnson, WDUlfi YOU LIKE TO HUE EXTRA HONEY FOR CHRISTMAS KITH HARDLY ANY EFFORT ON YOUR PART? field i jtwilnj dtmonttutiM in jow bout lid fit pad far it CASH 1 boao, jog will itctm ul Kbit jtwilrj of taut BUM liii of nmhaiKbe miliUi Homi 'DwiORstntion.

'Oar "jewelry will sell for 44 to Vt off price. inrelrj'b 10, 12, or UK Gdd- Filled, Solid Stalin Sirttt, tut cma nth UNCONDITIONAl UFE-THIE6UMMITEE. Tlwti'i NO UNIT to hew much i) yog with Mr aie pita. Dart rate UBS chant, cdl for (JttjHs tadtf. This a MOT Cam- Oi, Hd 1 prwria NO Call: NICK MITCHEU-FRANCHISED DISTRIBUTOR FOR NATIONWIDE jEwartco.

7S M05t 763-8313 Dodtr iiqiirits iwiM. truck mechanic familiar with Commins and Detroit engines. Excellent working salary; Reply to" Leader-Times, Box No. 168. -V Lisa Co.

is developing -this area with Jewelry Demonstrators and Managers. No investment. Generous Co mm. and Bonus. Call Toll Free 800-631-1258.

ELECTRONIC TECHNICIAN for manufacture of glass tasting equipment. Military electronics with industrial experience or technical school graduate. Send handwritten resume to American Glass Research, P.O. Box 149, Pa. 16001.

Attention, E.P. No phone calls please. PARTY PLAN SUPERVISORS Family Shopping Service is expanding into your area and has Supervis- or opportunities available. Party plan experience ferred. Highetl commission, no delivering or collecting.

Call collect between 8:00 a jn. pjn. to Ann Baxter, or write Merri-Mac, 8O1 Jackson, Dubuque, la. 520O1. MECHANIC-- Inspection license required.

Experience necessary. See Richard Spencer at Duncan Motor Sales, S. Jefferson and Walnut, Kittanning or call 548-5661. SHwttans WMKB 29 WILL BABYSIT in my home. Please call between 9 a.m.

5 p.m. 545-3121. LIVESTOCK THEO DEAN PET MOTEL COMPLETE line of pet supplies boarding, grooming. Old Route 28 548-5298. FEMALE, par! German Shepherd and Collie pup.

Three months olrt. Phone 548-8759. AKC PEKINGESE puppy, eight months old. Male. Red with black mask.

Phone 297-5597. GERMAN SHEPHERD PUPS for sale, six weeks old, shots, can see Mother and Father. Call 7638717 after 5 p.m. 31 HORSE MANURE FREE. Call 548-7428.

LITTLE PIGS, six weeks old, J15 each. Phone 763-3248. ALTMEYER'S Western p.m. daily; 9 a.m.-9 p.m.; Rt. 422 Klttg.

545-1271 30 BRED beef cattle. One Schultz 140 bushel manure spreader. Phone 478-2233. WAGNER'S WESTERN WORLD, Open daily 1-5 p.m., 7-9 p.m. Closed Sunday Tuesday.

Your Western Department Store. Slate Lick West Winfield Rd. Phone 543-4345. GUN CABINET, six gun capacity, finished In walnuf, J79.9S.; Largest selection of assembled and ready to finish furniture In Butler County. Desk, table and chairs, chest of drawers, bunk beds; etc.

Present this ad and save 10 per cent from our already low prices. Wallpaper Center, Greater Butter Mart, Vj mile south of Butler on Routes. Open dally, 10.9. Saturday 'til 5. Bank credit cards welcome.

Deposit will hold your purchase 'til Christmas. Offer expires November 30, 1976. BUTLER only discount wall covering store, wal- Tex and vinyl waH covering, priced from $2.97 a single roll, values to S7.95 If perfect. Always 1,000 patterns In stock. Use yjoOr bank credit card.

Wallpaper center. Greater Butler Mart, lust south of Butler, on Route 8. open daily 10-9. SEWING MACHINE, Kenmore automatic zig-zag. Discs for eight decorative stitches with cabinet.

Phone 548-4538. WANTED ALL KINDS OF LIVESTOCK. Contact William H. Wolfgang: Phone 814-257-8432. RD 1, Dayton.

34 OLD CORN for sale. Ears, JT.30 a bushel. Shelled $2.70 a bushel. Phone 295-3722. 1,000 BUSHELdry ear bushel.

Phone 297-3580. form Ktackiiwry ONE, six ton and one, ten ton bulk feed bin. New. Sacrifice. Phone 538-3000.

FARMALL CUB with five foot rotary mower, snow blade and snow blower, $1,850. Phone 5484969 after 5 p.m. SNYDER'S IMPLEMENT STORE 220 North Grant. KItt'g. 543-2441 Your IH Cadet Dealer Musical liutrammtt 35B COOLEY MUSIC STUDIO Instructions--Accordion-Guitar, Hawaiian Plectrum Band Instruments Supplies 763-7822 or 275-2204 DRUMMERS, beginners to advanced.

Private instructions including set. New and used drums and supplies for sale. Phone 5482912. BAND INSTRUMENTS, before you rent, call us. Continuous rental.

JOHNNY MURPHY'S MUSIC CENTER, Leechburg, Pa. Phone 842-8671. PIANO IN Samuel L. Hone, Apollo, Pa. 4720701.

Registered craftsman, Piano Technician's Guild. All work guaranteed. IF YOU'RE LOOKING for a Wurlitzer piano, or organ, see us lor large selection and savings BOB PARKER STORE, Pa. 412-445-3931. 9 to 9.

9 to 5. Articles for Sde McAULEY LUMBER COMPANY windows:" For Irrformationsph 548-1753. -123 Summit Avenue, Kittanning. PANELING SPECIALS 4 8 Sheets Med.Luan. $3.99 Light $4.89 Sunrise $4.89 Orchard Honey $5.98 Opal $6.98 Cascade $6.98 Sale Ends Nov.

3,1976 E. H. Leech Son LUMBER, INC. NEWLY REBUILT four horsepower engine. Practically new.

mini-bike frame. Phone 783-6796. BEDROOM SUITE: chest of drawers, vanity, bed complete, $90. Two 20" girls swinger bikes, $18 each. 548-5765.

HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, Silverware, dishes, sideboard, old dressers, antique cot, many other items. Call 783-7617. DINING room suite, walnut vineer, table, six chairs, buffet, china closet. Good condition. Phone 548-1638 from 6 to 9 p.m.

52 GALLON electric hot water tank. Good condition. $45. Phone 868-2320. UNIVOXX P.A.

SYSTEM. Four channels, reverb, built-in, two four foot speaker cabinets. $300. Phone 548-2235 after 5 p.m. Once Again DAYTON AUTO SALES Is Having Their Inspection Specials These cars are priced to sell quickly! If your car won't make the grade for inspection come check out the Inspection Specials at Dayton Auto Sales.

LOOK FOR THE SPECIALS ALL THIS WEEK IN THE LEADER-TIMES CLASSIFIED ADS. DAYTON AUTO SALES Main Dayton 814-257-8447 AVCftwNI wMvM USED dryer In good condition. Asking SAO. Phone 354-3458. ANTHONY'S SWEEPER VICE, free pickup and delivery 545-7931.

I USED FURNITURE WitrlpOjDlWashw- Dryer Combination Apartment Sin fappan Electric Sbm Dressers, Chest-of- Drawers Kitchen Table Chairs And much, much more BEER'S USED FURNITURE 200C Guff PiHonrili(FordCHi) PkMf7C3-S7U to 7 p.m. SAVE BIGL Clean rugs and upholstery with Blue Lustre. Rent electric shampooer. J2. Mc- Connell-Warterson.

Now you can steam clean carpets the professional way at a fraction of. the with RINSE-N-VAC. Rent at McConnell-Wattersoh. STEREO, Harman Kardon receiver. BIC turntable, like new, under warranty.

Phone 762-3441 after 5 p.m. Panasonic TV's and stereos MOORE'S HARDWARE RURAL VALLEY NOW you can clean shags and orientals professionally clean with new RINSE-N-VAC steam cleaner. Rent at Moore's Hardware, Rural Valley. MAYTAG Authorized Sales-Service VALLEY ELECTRIC Serving Kittanning For Over 40 Years ZAPPl'S SEWING CENTER, SALES AND SERVICE, P.HONE 2 demon- 1 PUBLIC SALE, Located three miles northeast of Porter, three miles southwest of Grange, Porter Jefferson county, Pa. Saturday, October 30, '1976, 12 noon.

HOUSEHOLD ITEMS: Breakfast set; rockers; chairs; electric churn; stands; beds; potbelly stove; two wood burners; child's bentwood chairs; tobacco cutters, very old; shoe lathe; razors; stand, ball and claw feet; dishes; kitchen utensils; brass and Iron kettles with stands; copper boiler with lid; oil heater; lanterns; lamps; buffet. Many Items too numerous to mention. FARM MACHINERY: Three sectfon sprlngfooth harrow; N.I. side rake; Oliver two bottom 14" plow; I.H.C. 75 bushel, four wheel manure spreader; farm trailer; N.I.

cut mower, like new; No. 38 N.H. baler, two cylinder Wisconsin motor; Ontario grain drill, 13 single disc, real oood; J.D. lime 8' cut bags; single and double trees; tongues; grain cradle; scythe; crosscut saw; farm and hand tools; Hayline and pulleys; log 200 bushel ear corn. LIVESTOCK: Six white face- Charolals cross beef cows; two 12 month old Charolais heifer calves; four spring calves.

Terms: Cash. Owner, J.N. Schrock, RD 4, Punxsutawney, Pa. Auctioneer, D. L.

Rupp, R.D. 2, Dayton, Pa. Phone 814-257-8449. AUCTION, Country Paradise Park, 12 miles north of KHtanning on Route 268, every Friday at 6 p.m. Lathe wood machine; three and five ton jacks; tools; antique lamps; chairs; desk; antique rocker; two gas heaters with circulating blower; two electric heaters; dehumidlfier; two black and white TVs, portable color TV; lawn mowers; 410 bolt action shotgun 30-30 lever action rifle; high-standard double 9 22 -22 magnum pistol, holster and belt; Fqrd Fsirlane, six cylinder, standard shift.

Many more used and new items. Auc- tloneers, Roy and Dave Fair. Phone 542-3621. ANTIQUE AUCTION, Saturday, Oct. 30 at Marion Center Community Park, Marion Center, pa starting at 4:00 p.m.

Iron Kettles, coffee grinder, old tools, irons, crocks, cherry seeder, iron tea kettle, iron buckets, old wood tools, ice cream stools, picture frames, wood kegs, old beds, chest of drawers, dressers, corner cupboards, player piano, blanket chest, cedar chest, caned rocking chairs, kitchen workbench, wood benches, numerous chairs, trunks, wagon wheels, wagon seats, sewing machine, piano rolls, 6 matched chairs, china, bottles. Depression glass, Carnival glass, pigeon blood glass set, china cabinet. World War uniform, silver dollars, knives, watches and many more items too numerous to mention. Harry Karllnsey, Auctioneer, Barnesboro, Pa. 948-6669 Sponsored by Mahoning Medicai Center.

AptvfMMtf for PMt FOR RENT, five room apartment on Allegheny Avenue in Applewold. Phone 545-1692 between 4 and 9 p.m. LOVELY five rooms end 1W baths, all carpeted apartment. Two private entrances. Very desirable.

Phone 543-7791 after 5:30 p.m. MARKET AND SOUTH McKEAN STREET Second floor wall-to-wall carpeting, living room, kitchen-dining room area, 1ft baths, one bedroom. Water and sewage Included. Not suitable for children. $200.

SHAWMUT BUILDING Office space, 5,050 square feet, (or In suites). OFFICE SPACE for rent. Empire Building. WILLIS HEILMAN AGENCY 542-1251 'rucfcCctnpers HouMt for Rant 47 FOUR BEDROOMS, DININQ ROOM, SITTING ROOM, KITCHEN, BATH, BASEMENT. Remodeled and carpeted throughout.

S175 a month. Security deposit required lease. Available January Write box 570 in care of Leader Times. THREE ROOM cottage. Not suitable for children.

Reference required. Reasonable rent. Reesedale Road. 543-5306 or 5435307. ARTHUR MORRISON, KITTANNING, PA.

CALL 545-9775 after 6 p.m. Wonted to Buy 37 WANTED to 2 hp. electric motor. 220 single phase. Miners battery pack and lamp.

10 h.p. or higher gas engine one or two Also a hydraulic pump. KITTANNING TWP. five rooms and bath country home. $150 plus utilities.

Phone 763-9833. Mobile Homes for Rent 47A FURNISHED two bedroom mobile home. Phone 763-9907. MiscellMMiM for Rent WANTED to rent, garage in Ford City or Kittanning area to store car for winter. Prefer heated If possible.

Phone 762-0164. BOATS CAMPERS STORED SEASON, 52FTEMPERATURE BRADYS BEND CORP. OFFICE FOR REKT, West Kir- tanning, Professional Building. Phone MS-4301 atter 5 p.m. or write 495 Pine Hill Road.

FOR RENT, 60 acres of land along Gilpin Twp. Road. Phone 842-0281. REAL ESTATE tnyettment Properties SOB FOR SALE APARTMENTS Fourth F.C. (Two) Four A Bath Bath TURNBLACER 54B-B191 ANYTIME DAY or N16HT Forms for WANTED, good used coal furnace.

548-4831. WANTED, Farm. Call 412-621-1033 collect, or write Mr. Reagan, 427 Coventry Road, Pittsburgh, Pa ATTE NTIONHUNTERS Waikie Talkies in stock RADIO SHACK Ford City Electric SOMETHING may. be done 1o make your water soft and free of stain, taste and odor.

Let us show you. R.P. Cunningham Company Phone collect 443-7533. HOOVER Eureka Sales and Service. Parts for all makes vacuum cleaners.

Snyder Appliance Service, 141 S. Jefferson St. 542-3411. October Anniversary Special ALL FABRI CS 15 per cent OFF Valley Viking Sewing Center ADAM'S FURNITURE, 420 Ford Street, Ford City, Pa. Hours: Fri.

10-9; Thurs. 10-6; Sat. 10-5. ELECTROLUX See the all new vacuum cleaner, automatic model No. 1205.

For a free home trial call (412) 868-2244. US Eb" URNlTURE, antTq cs, and Fourth Avente. Ford City. 763-W8B. WANTED TO BUY, old rifles.

Must be In working condition and reasonable. Phone 763-8065 after 7 p.m. WANTE'B good coal delivered to Boyers, Sunbeam Coal Boyers, Pa. 412-735- HOUSE OF ANTIQUES, BY THE PIECE OR ESTATES. Player pianos.

Kitchen, Hoosier cabinets, halltrees, old lamp 'and chandeliers, clocks, old pictures and prints decorative beds, cylinder phonographs and music boxes. Call 763-2711 or 763-8451. WANTED, will pay $100 and up foi" clawfoot round table, roll top desk, (brass bed, round "glass china' cabinet. Also in need of wood ice box." ChaVles ChacTman, Laniar-" fine, Pa. 16375.

Phone ASSEMBLED and ready to finish furniture. Largest- selection in Butler County. In stock, Use your bank credit card. Wallpaper Center, Greater Butler Mart, 1 mile south of Butler on Rt. 8.

Open daily, 10-9. Sat. 'til 5 p.m. KIRBY SWEEPER authorized sales and service. 'Ed WelJeroth, Shelocta; Pa.

354-2464. Auction MM PUBLIC AUCTION SALE -BOWSER "DAIRY FARM, REGISTERED HOLSTE1N DISPERSAL, A NOVEMBER 4,1976 at 11:00 A.M. Located at the farm 1 mile south of U.S. 422 at Worthington, Pa. on Slate LicK Rd.

(watch for Head Registered Holsteins. -Selling 55 cows milking'age 11 are milking as first calf 2 yr. olds, 16bred heifers fresh by sale or due soon atter, 21 open heifers, 6 mos. ro breeding age, 9 heifer calves. Selling in sale are 7 milking age daughters of Paclamar Astronaut, 2 are classified V.G., 3 are G.P., 2 have records over 20,000 IDS.

milk, 723 Ibs. fat. Also selling are milking daughters of Romandale Dividend Performer 2 are V.G. all with records from 17,990 M. to 21,980 M.

756 fat. Also 9 daughters of Harrisburg Gay Ideal sell and many cows are bred to this bull. Selling 10 daughters of Whittier Farms Apollo Rocket 2 are classified V.G. Also in sale are daughters of Hilltop Apollo Ivanhoe, 7 daughters of Penstate Ivanhoe Star, and a daughter of Fair Hill Ivan Marc with 23,979 M. 883 F.

3.7 per cent. Selling-a daughter of Penn Oclo Kenny with a 3 year old record of 22,002 M. 737 F. due sale time to Gay Ideal. Many' other proven bulls with daughters in the sale are Paclamar Capsule, Paclamar Ivanhoe Black Eagle (1 classified V.G.).

irvington Pride Admiral, Mooseheart Pioneer, and one Nelacres Soveriegn Pierre. AN OUTSTANDING HERD FOR TYPE ALONG WITH GREAT PRODUCTION. ONE OF PENN SYLVANIA'S TOP HERDS HERD AV. 18,777 M. 3.8 per cent 707 F.

)1 cows with records Ibs. milk up to 883 F. On Sept. test, 18 cows have milked from 75 Ibs. per day up to 100 Ibs.

4 cows over 90 Ibs. Selling 18 cows fresh in last 60 days or due sale time besides the 16 bred heifers. Several cows are due in Nov. and Dec. Herd Is Vacc.

for 1BR, 8VD and Lepto. 30 day state test. Pregnancy checked. Catalogs at sale. Sale in tent.

Not responsible for accidents. J.O. Fenstermaker. Auctioneer and Sale Homerville, Ohio. Phone 216, 625-1992.

ROY K. BOWSER and SON, Owners, R.D. 1, wor- thtngton. 16262. Phones 4U- 297-3185 or WANTED, used and old furniturf and appliances, antiques.

Will buy almost anything at the right price Phone 548-7239. ELECTRIC TRAINS BOUGHT, PEPAIRED. -TRADED. 762-9431. 1501 FOURTH AVE, FORD Sporting 40 THE.

GUN SHOP, 412 Union Avenue, Kittanning, Phone 543. 3481 Smith 8. Wesson -Colt-Ruger. We load shells, rifle and pistols. GarogoSde 41 PORCH SALE, 879 Johnston Avenue.

All day Saturday, October 30. Clothes, dishes, something for everyone. Mobile for Sale GARAGE SALE: Friday and Saturday, October 9:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m., five (5) miles east of Kittanning on Rt. 422, large selection-- "PRICED TO SELL" Watch for sign.

LARGE GARAGE SALE, Cabinets, furniture, 'dishes, Knickknacks, old bottles, clothes, like new. A large variety. Oct. 28 through 30. North on New Route 210 near Elderton.

354-3605. VARIETY SALE, Saturday 10-12. Fourth Ward School parking Wilson Avenue. lot, GARAGE SALE, Saturday, October 30, 10-5. Clothing, puzzles, highchair, miscellaneous.

610 Fourth Avenue. (Alley between Fourth and Fifth), Ford City. BACKYARD SALE, Main Street, Templeton, fourth house down from elementary school. October 30, 9:30 to Variety of used teen and baby clothes, toys, household items and miscellaneous items. Everything reasonably priced.

Wonttd to Ront 44 wants to rent apartmenl or house near Worthington. Furnished or unfurnished. Write Leader.Times, Box No. 169. WANTED to rent, house in Elderton School District.

Contact Shirley Route 1, Box 152, Kitfanning. Rooms for RAit 4S CLEAN SLEEPING ROOMS cooking privileges. 150 South Water Street. Phone 545-9864. FURNISHED BEDROOM, private entrance, cooking facilities.

162 S. McKean Kittanning. Inquire 166 S. McKean. ROOMS for rent near college.

Phone 4050 or 543-4844. FARM TURNBLACER ANYTIME MY or NIGHT Real Estate Wonted 5IA I WANTED. Kittnnning area. With or without Call after 5 p.m., 828-6025. Houses for Sole 52 SEDWICK HtlGHTS, two bedroom brick with two car garage oh .58 acres, 173' frontage.

Phone 543-3288 after 5 p.m. G.I. MORTGAGES available through us R.C. SPENCER AGENCY 335-9693 call collect ASSOCIATED AGENCIES have the personnel and experience to serve you best in selling or renting your The Roger Stone Agency, Inc. 548-1545 or Hallman Pierce Agency, Inc.

5485671 TODAY! JUST COMPLETED, three bedroom brick 422 East, five minutes from Kittanning. Phone 763-B547. REDUCED BY OWNER, bedroom ranch, 5 miles east Kittanning, Phone 545-7869. WE NEED LISTINGS. We have the prospects and we have the salesmen tp assist you.

KITTANNING REALTY 543-9931 548-1521 543-6092 543-461J A A I MOBILE HOMES, Inc. featuring Cedarbrook, Manor House, Atlantic, Globe Master, Zimmer and Ritzcraft. 14' wide prices start at S8599.H. Finance arranged. Park space available.

Trade-in accepted. PA.RADISE MOBILE HOMES, 15 mites' west of Kittanning on Rt. 422. Phone 283-1807. Opea 10 a.m.

to 9 p.m. Monday through Friday, Saturday, till 5. Trwel Trailers 528 Coleman Trailers Truck Caps Campers By Hop-Cap Grady's Trailer Sales Rt. South 7A3-9422 52C EIGHT foot truck camper for sale. Good condition, $450.

Phone 814257-8542. Lott for S3 LARGE LOT for sale, Park Avenue, Ford City, (Manor A. W. Senopole Agency. Phone 5423771, 1972 I Hillcrest Mobile Home, unfurnished.

Phone 297.5259. MOBILE HOME on 3 acre lot. Washer and dryer like new. Write Box 162, Kittanning, Pa. Leaving slate.

GRANDV.iEW ESTATES. R. D. 1, Venus, Pa. Route 157, Fryburg, Oil City Road.

Bank repossessions, used homes. For looks and quality a new Princess by Zimmer is the very lop. Cathedral beamed ceiling, bar, two full baths, canopy beds, stereo tape combination. All this and much more. Rosemont and Skyline 14x70, family homes, cut to Modular show homes on our lot, must be sold.

Save S2.000. Phone 814-354 2850. 10x50 MOBILE HOME set up on rented lot. Phone 814-275-3435. 1972 BURLINGTON, 12x60.

Must sell. Best offer. Phone 548-M11. TWiN Mobile Homes, Sales and Service, Baden, Greensburg, Indiana. Travtt Tnritos SM Acreage for Sole 14 ACRES.

30x40 garage. railer. Eight miles east of Kit- anning on wooded lot. Phone 545268. ACRES Secluded Retreat Near 1-80.

Steel 36x26 Building Plus Large Permanent Mobile With Additions. Lots of Tall Trees. $21,900. CALL 5867705 EO I DONNA FOGLE 526 5923 IN MEMORIAM In memory of our darling son RICHARDE.WOLFE who was killed in an auto accident 2 years ago October 28,1974 Your presence Is ever near us, Your love remains with us You were the kind of son Your loved ones would never forget. There's a face that is with us ever, There's a voice that we often hear, There's a smile we'll remember forever.

Though we try to forget every tear. There's a sad but sweet remembrance. There's a memory fond and true, There's a token of affection, dear And heartaches stMlfor-you. Love him a)ways, MOTHER, FATHER, BROTHERS, NEPHEW ANDMECES I loving memory of MERLE E. SCHRECENGOST who passed away 14 years ago October 29,1962 He suffered patiently and long His hope was bright, his faith was strong.

The peace of Jesus filled his breast And in his arms he sank to rest. Time takes away the edge of grief, But memory turns back every leaf. Sadly missed by CHILDREN ED ANDDENISE In loving memory of DANIELS. KONHAUSER who passed away 23 years ago October 2 9,1953 Dear Dad, since you've gone away, The ones you loved so true. Try hard to carry on the way We know you'd want us-to.

Sadly missed by HIS CHILDREN LOUISE GLAZE, JOSEPH AND ANTHONY KONHAUSER I loving memory of LUCILLEWALKER who passed away 14 years ago October 29,1960 It was 16 years ago today, Lucille left This land of sorrow-and pain, To be with God, she had heaven to gain. We know she Is happy with God Who gives to her eternal love. Sadly missed by the W. ROY WALKER FAMILY Pubfic Notice TAG-ALONG travel trailer for sale. 20 foot, sleeps six.

self- contained. Phone 814-275-3286. IS' SCOTTY trailer- bathroom, stove, sleeps six. Acre, 1.03, ol land; septic lanK, water storage tank, closed in basement. May be seen by appointment.

Best offer. 763-7403 or 762-8531. l.KCAI.XOTICK NOTICE is hereby given lhal the Freeporl Area School District comprised of Township of Buffalo. Butler a i a (he Borough of Frecporl. Armstrong County.

Pennsylvania and the Township of South a A Pennsylvania, intends to pas.s'a Hi-solution on Xovemher 15. 1976. effective January I. imposing a lax for general revenue purposes on all individuals for the privilege of engaging in occupations within the geographic confines of said school district al the rale of $10.00 per year and further providing for the collci'lion of said lax and further imposing upon the employers the duty ol collecting said "lax from every i i i a in i employ subject lo said a and further imposing penalties for the i a i ol the provisions thereof. Said lax is be enacted under ihe provisions of Act No.

511 of as amended, known as the Local Tax Knabling Act. tn i of Freeport Area School District said lax is necessary to raise for general revenue purposes and it is eslimak-d a SliUlOii.tii) i be the of revenue derived from said tax. KUEKPOKT A A SCHOOL ntSTIUCT By: William L. Reilly. Secretary A a A I VIF.R- THAI.EU.

SOLICITOUS William Simon David Frost (UPI Tvlephotoj Shah of Iran About People By United Press International Frost in Iran LONDON (UPI) --Television personality David Frost has accepted a $2.5 million offer from the Shah of Iran for eight one-hour films on the history of Iran, according to the latest issue of the news magazine, Events. The magazine said Frost's work, which is due to be screened in Britain next summer, will include an hour-long interview with the Shah and his family. The bank Meii of Iran will finance the project at an estimated cost of about $15 million in cooperation with Frost's own Paradine Productions, the magazine said. Cold Seats DURHAM, N.C. CUPD -Three Duke University students, attempting to set a national bench-sitting record, have endured of the area's coldest temperatures this fall.

The trio, all members of Sigma Nu Fraternity, today completed their second day of bench sitting in an attempt to raise $10,000 for a new gymnasium at Duke. Temperatures have been in the 20s the coldest so far this fall. They began their assault on the 100-hour record at 4 p.m. Wednesday. One of the sitters, Canarsie Daniels, 18, took his midterm economics exam on the bench Thursday.

Clad in long underwear and a parka, Daniels said he "wasn't too sure" how he did on the test. Charge Dropped SEATTLE (UPI) Officials of Pacific Northwest Bell are "disappointed" that a charge of fradulenl use of telephones was dropped against actor Bob Cummings. The State Supreme Court tossed out the charge Thursday because it has been filed in Justice Court in Seattle. "We are disappointed that the Bob Cummings case alleging criminal fraud against the telephone company has been i i technical grounds," the phone company said in a statement Thursday. "We will take all legal me'ans availble to us to protect the interests of all of our customers," the statement added.

Cummings was accused of using a device to bypass long distance telephone charges. Single Tax Rate LOS ANGELES (UPI) -Treasury Secretary William Simon says he hopes to submit a tax reform plan eliminating all loopholes and setting a single tax rate by the end of this year. Simon, speaking at a news conference Thursday, gave no other details of the plan and did not say whether he had discussed the measure with President Ford. Citing a 40 per cent federal budget increase in the past two years, Simon also suggested that the government has grown so big in recent years that it could become "a threat to a free society." HISTORICAL FARMERS--Hariey and Lottie McDonald proudly show their certificate issued by Oregon Historical Society slating that Hiram McDonald Farm, near Summerville, has been productive for over years. Major requirement for certification by Society is that farm so honored be actively farmed by same family continuously for 100 years.

Harley's grandfather, Hiram, staked out his homestead in 1873 for 160 acres. Farm has now grown to more than 920 acres. McDonald farm is eighth in Union County to be so honored since inception of Historical Society program. Public Kotice, N'OTICE Sealed bids or proposals will be received by the Pennsylvania Department of Transportation. Engineering District 10-0, P.O.

Box -128. Route 286. South. Indiana. Pennsylvania 15701.

i 10:00" a November 12. 1976. for the leasing of trucks with plows and spreaders and trucks with spreaders on an as needed basis for use beginning December 1. 1976. and terminating May 31.

I 9 The equipment is for use at various locations in Armstrong County. Earn'omenf needs include: 6 Trucks 26,000 G.V.W. to 55,999 G.V.W. with plows and spreaders 5 Trucks 26.000 G.V.W. to 55,999 G.V.W.

with spreaders Bid proposals are available at the Pennsylvania Department of Transportation Office located at the above address and at the office of the County Superintendent. P.O. Box 231 Kiltanning, Armstrong County Pennsylvania 16201 Each' bidder must deposit with his bid a cashier's, bank treasurer's, or certified check payable to the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania in the amount ot SlOO.OO (or each unit of equipment contained in the bid as a monetary guarantee of the performance of ihe terms of his proposal. Public Notice NOTtCK At a meeting to bo held on November 1. 1976.

the Borough of East Brady will act on an ordinance lof which this notice is the a authorizing the issuance of and awarding its S30.000. urincipal amount general obtig.ition note, at a private sale. If enacted, the ordinance will award the Note to the purchaser thereof, approve the form of Note, fix the rale of i to be a i pledge the full a i and credit of the Borough of East Brady for the payment thereof, create a sinking fund and authorize the proper i a necessary steps to issue ihe Note. The funds to be obtained from the borrowing will be used for the following purpose: The purchase of (he Ostrander Water Company presently i i residents of the Borough of East Brady with water service A copy of the full text of the proposed ordinance may be examined by any citizen in the office of the Secretary at the Borough Office, Broad Street. East Brady Borough.

Pennsylvania, btween the hours of 9:00 A.M. and 4:00 P.M. on regular business days. Harold E. Clark Secretary of East Brady Borough October 25, 1976.