Latrobe Bulletin from Latrobe, Pennsylvania • 1

1 Pit enti Western Pennsylvania: Partly cloudy tonight and Friday with chance of ahowers. Not so cool tonight. Low 38 to 46. We live by a very exacting kind ot poetic logic since we get exactly. what we ask for, no more, and no less.

Lawrence DurrelL VOL. hX, No. 121 16c Sincl Copy Me Ham Deliver) Clautlied Want Ad PhoM KB -163t--l637 LATROBE, THURSDAY, MAY JO, 1962 April Dally CiraJatioa 1U04 Mimeuli Twin Pack Mpproned Unity Township Owners Request Borough Entry Latrobe Borough Council last night approved a petition to annex a 65-acre site in Unity Township. MCC An Editorial People Grants 'Body Of Gene E. McDonald, borough solicitor, outlined, the area at a special meeting of council, describing it as an i i it.

i i ununprovea parcel adjoining me Dorougn on us nonn- westerly side. McDonald, counsel for Latrobe Perm it Die Casting Co. and seven other property owners asking-the land in the petition be annexed to the borough, said Unity Township supervisors were served notice of the petition. "A body of people having common organization or interests or living in the same place" under the same laws and regulations." Thus Webster's unabridged dictionary defines the word "community." Latrobe Borough, Unity Township and Youngs-town Borough, under this definition qualify as a community. And, supporting this observation are many fac-.

tors. People from these three areas within the munity work together, go to school together, do business with each other, support the various fund drives, contribute to "the Community Chest and to the Latrobe Hospital, to mention a few. Certainly, there are boundary lines" which separate these three municipalities, but under the cir Owners Identified Property -owners-include Harriett Rogers, Anthony Sarnese, Elsie E. Sarnese, David C. Cramer, Eleanor S.

Cramer, Dell H. HARRISBURG (UPI) The state Milk Control Commission today offered to permit sales of twin pack paper half gallons at the same discount price now allowed for glass jugs in the 13-county area of western Pennsylvania. The action marked a major victory for the city of Pittsburgh and the Country Bell Farmers Cooperative, Pittsburgh, which had objected to a previous ruling that milk in gallon quantities be sold only in glass jugs at discount. Includes Westmoreland Shearer and Louise W. Shearer.

McDonald said the site in Cramer Heights is bounded on the west in its entirety by Pennsylvania Railroad tracks and on the east by Lloydsville. Part of the' parcel is outlined by Unity St on the I1'. V-W. pllllS ifrr Jfl- 'J'' 1 iv I I. mi A I north.

The creek of Monastery The "Pittsburgh marketing area Run wends its path through the northerly section of the land. On embraces Allegheny, Armstrong, Beaver, Butler, Clarion, Crawford, Fayette, Greene, Lawrence, Mer A GRADUATE of Pittsburgh Theological Semin the soutn it is Dounaea oy mon astery Slope. ary is red Mcreeiy Kogers, cer, Venango, Washington and The area is unimproved with Westmoreland counties. the exception of property of La The commission released a ten trobe Die Casting," he said. tative order setting prices of 92 cents in stores and 98 cents for Fred M.

Rogers Receives Degree From Seminary The petition, in part, reads: "Your petitioners represent 95 per cent of the owners of and the freeholders of the territory which your petitioners desire to be annexed to the Borough of Latrobe. Bear Expenses "Your petitioners agree that in Fred McFeely Rogers, son oflne event this petition is home delivery of two paper or plastic half-gallons hooked together. These pHees will prevail through July when they will take a seasonal rise of six cents for the next eight months. Discount prices for sales in glas jugs were set by the agency last year and went into effect Jan. 1 for the vast Pittsburgh milk marketing area.

At the -same time, Commission Chairman Simon K. Uhl scheduled a May 28 hearing in Pittsburgh on other phases of the gallon jug question. The mmiccinn that timA Mr, and Mrs. Jamet H. Rogers of Latrobe was graduated from Pittsburgh Theological Seminary Started Honorable Profession THREE FUTURE "Florence" Nightingale's" at tatrobe Hospital's School of Nursing pause to look at a picture of the famed nurse whose birthday is being observed Saturday, climax of National Hospital Week.

They are (left to right) Judy granted that they will bear all Ui9 expenses incidental to the annexation proceedings." Following the reading and explanation of legal proceedings' by McDonald, council approved the with a bachelor of divinity degree at its commencement Tuesday in East Liberty Presbyterian Church. (Bulletin Photo) Beaken, Rebecca Bosio ana Koyetta Kersten. petition and authorized an ordin- The commencement address!" annexin8 the will consider scrapping the rDesire To Help People cumstances they are artificial. We like to believe that we are one people, with a common goal and a -common interest, working for the advancement of "facilities which benefit us all because we are interdependent upon each other. A concerted effort of a community always stands to increase the chances of success of a community.

Jealousies, provincialism, concern for local autonomy, suspicion and other nefarious and picayunish considerations can wreck any unified endeavor of a community. We hope that these leelings will not bear heavily upon the attitude of the voters in these three districts when they go to the polls on Tuesday to vote on the merger of the Latrobe, Unity Township and Youngstown school district to form the Greater Latrobe School District and a better community. History of this community has proved its desire to work together for the benefit of the whole. We can't subscribe to the ideology of those who are permitting petty notions discolor, confuse and cloud the real issue that of bettering the educational opportunities of our children, who will be the citizens of tomorrow. In what better way can we ensure the perpetuation of this community spirit than having our future citizens form the basis for this spirit by going to school together? Merger will provide our children with a better education and this in itself should enhance the betterment of the community.

Growth of this section of the country cannot be achieved solely on the resourcefulness of one municipality or group of people. The entire community must be involved in order to achieve this goal. Latrobe depends upon Unity Unity Township depends upon Latrobe and both depend upon Youngstown Borough and vice versa. Yes, it's this simple, and it's a reality which must not be scuttled by insignificant emotions. Fear that merger, under the system of electing school directors four of the seven at-large might create a prejudicial atmosphere is unfounded, we Th nrdinance will be' filed in quirement that a consumer payi was given by the Rev.

Clifford E. Barbour, D.D., who also presented the diplomas, conferred de Westmoreland County Court of Quarter Sessions. Unity Town-shin iDervisors have 30 days in grees and awards. Little Girls Who Play 'Nurse Become Nurses a 35-cent deposit on his initial purchase of a gallon jug. Uniform Method It also will go into a uniform method of hooking multiple paper or plastic packages together and seek data on the possibility of permitting sales of four quarts, combined into one sales unit, at the (See MILK, Page 7) Rogers received the Michael; which to iae acuun Wilson Keith memorial prue in petition after it is filed in court homiletics and the Jennie Riggjand notice of its filing to County Barbour memorial prize, gradu- Commissioners, at ing Magna Cum Laude.

McDonald reported the owners LHS Graduate anxj0Us to join the borough A graduate of Latrobe High because they could improve their School and Rollins College where -ty by tying into the borne received a degree of bachelor of music, Rogers is well known 6 for his work at television station! the property is annexed there Little girls who "play nurse" ported all had entertained notions often become nurses when they early in life of becoming nurses, grow to maturity which was the! One of them, Royetta Kersten course taken by Florence Night-j of Delmont, a senior graduating ingale, the model for all nurses in August, said, "I never had any and those in training. desire except to be a nurse and With this in mind, Donna Yaw. jl always wanted to help people assistant director of nursing edu-1 who need help." cation at Latrobe Hospital, asked I Mj Kirsten sajd a nurse be I Township Board To Evaluate 700 Petitions WQED where he conducted the is possibility the land may Children's Corner for seven years. I used for new housing sites. Federal Power Threat To U.S.

Liberty --Ike three young women enrolled m.j.., as iust; the school of nursing, why they palients To her, they are in-S Wilh a mountain. of nearly 700 chose nursing as a career. dividuals "I can't tell you how exoneration petitions facing them. For Family Of Doll, g00d it is to be able to bring a Derrv Township's School Directors Miss Yaw said Florence Night- smile to the face of someone wholly considered the quickest way ingale spent hours caring for sad and discouraged and hasn't (of reach.ng a decision on which large family of dolls during her! smiled in a long time." early youth. She went on to be- 150 JL amn Judy Beaken- D' A surprising total of more than Hii; dy Beaken.

Latrobe R. WASHINGTON UPI Former President Dwight D. Eisenhower expressed concern today over growing concentrator of federal power and said the trend poses the "real threat to liberty in this republic." ti 1 In a Capitol Hill news confer-! of most famous 2- a junior- and Rebecca persons appeared before the; ence, the former President cited; Forbes Road, Greensburg, a fresh- board last night at the fourth and; five current proposals for increas-l man, had childhood desires to be final petition-filing session to seek; ing presidential powers. He said This report from the Latrobe nUj.ses strengthened by seeing exoneration for the per capita the objectives underlying many of Hospital school of nursing was nurses perform acts 0f kindness eVy in the township. This num-them are non-controversial but dis-.

gathered during observances th's loward members of their families. ber of appellants sent the total of puted the need for more presi- week marking National Hospital for petitions filed to approximately d6ntia! PWer- We6k, Pr0C 'V number reasons In addittol a of which must be consid-' "I believe the problem of the David Lawrence. Jlorence Night-, a number of reasons. In aaaition presidency is rarely an made-; mgale's birthday, which ce e-; "8 The formal petition meetings L.r 'for mhPr Rh feels it will Iormal w. oro-.

qucy oi power, uruinai iiy me Draieu oaiuiudj, hwi mc I been scheduled by the di- lhad 1 vide her with security. max of observances. problem is to use the already 1 In asking three girls to repre- sent the school, Miss Yaw re-i enormous power of the presidency (See IKE, Page 2) believe. This is to imply, from those who make such suggestions, that the area which has the most school directors will be selfish in its administration of the school district This we do not believe, and are strong in this conviction. The people of this community, imbued with a spirit of common achievement as has been demonstrated, throughout our history, will not permit this selfish condition to develop.

And more particularly when it concerns our children. The welfare of a child is one denominator which develops common sense and consideration. Merging of the three school districts into one not only will have a tremendous impact upon our education and for the better, we might add but an equally foffcrl impact upon the future propulsion of our economic, social and cultural standards. Merger is best for this community, we are convinced. The Bulletin respectfully suggests that the voters register an affirmative reaction next Tuesday at the polls.

She added. "A nursing educa-! rectors their eitorts lo.ciose; loopholes in the township's tax-1 Sce LITTLE, Page ,) "collectjon system Ue board had i faced a continually growing loss of revenue, especially in the per'! Called 4Virtual Hotel' capita collections. Will Meet Soon Michael Corey, president of the board, said last night the direc- tors would meet in the near fu-; Jail Proposal Draws Fire -We feel the public should back! "Why should the taxpayers of ture to begin consideration of the (See PETITIONS, Page 7 the bar association and give today bear the costs ot crime, active suDDort for the courage in the distant future? he asked. The proposed $2,500,000 "man-i of these attorneys who took a stand against the 'Greensburg Clique'. sion" for 50 prisoners of the coun- ty "is an absurdity in this day! and asc when education is being' Lloydsville FD Fair Dates Set The Volunteers for Good Government of Westmoreland County today chastised county commissioners for proposing to build a $2,500,000 County Correctional Institution "boteL" Makes.

Statement James R. Cooper, speaking for the executive board of VGG with headquarters in New Kensington, said the group opposed the institution, adding: A "Westmoreland County is not soj kened by lack funds wealthy it can afford to build a The wno break Adds Donegal virtual noie. ior u.c treated royally Volunteer Fire De-; our wrongdoers. Nor can we an-, chMren bck proper education. artmwt wiU hold iu annual fairj ticipate the future and build a much moTe tooA i Donppal School District becomes tant countv superintendent, dis- i the Mt.

Pleasant Joint 'cussed details of the new join-j jail today that will take care of larj do for education than; oht Mratu part of part of Highlight will Teacher To Relive HONORED FOR 45 YEARS of teaching service last night at Unity-Youngstown Joint Teachers Association banquet at Mountain View Hotel was Miss Beatrice Burkholder, (right) with Eugene Bertin, speaker and Philomena Rich, chairman of the banquet committee. Bertin is assistant executive secretary of Pennsylvania "No one is more aware of the a growth in our criminal housing few lawbreakers. 3 fire works dilplav May SchoI effective 3uly 2. ture adding the inclusion of Don-; nd a fire r. 1 1 1 tnnnn 1 1 FAfirApn Ann mrmnri it iniiiiiiuini im needs of our county in the area lation for years to come "The public has already indi- Qq Ultll 011 31 A avrin.

feai UUCV.W1S vn cfioi iui Conway Amusements of school districts. So eeestion Listed iratod it will not stand for the ar-! iv nb. --ill nrnvido rAt. joint board. of criminal law than our attor Mt.

Pleas-, Kauffman said Donegal ILCT3 rr tM ih nou- iail house roeant and arbitrary actions of Tirketc rklps are now on LKmegal joinea tn had, high i neys, i i cvdom laaj nrhf at 3 he-rn usine Mt. rieasani The Westmoreland County Bar, should be erected on a land site eieciea on icia.s.; 11 uiese comm.s- Mle and can De purcna eo iirom th. districts' SfatA F.rlnration Assnciation. Miss Burkholder will re Association has in specific detail1 large enough to accomodate ad-; sioners will not listen to the public firemen or at Ed Droski's i geographically and cultural- 1 L.i. 1 Elementary School.

tire-in June as second grade teacher at Pleasant Unity School. (Bulletin Thoto) vigorously opposed this unneces- ditiona! ing5 as trie numoer pi.we musi conswr uhit are wiin rrm ioie. muri in ULmg -r- I.Uf in assis-; ly connected. F. Emerson Kauffrnan.

(prisoners increase. 'men ior oiuce, ne win, -soia iur ti pt-i iw iv. ariljr extravagant jail bouse..