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THE KANE REPUBLICAN. KANE and MT. JEWETT. PA. PAGE SEVEN FRIDAY.

FEBRUARY 14, .1964 HI TV Service Quick 9 Reliable 0 Expert iiiTMIiISmi fifc'TrT mm SERVICE and SUPPLIES OPEN EVENINGS HARDWARE Sedgwick St. Phone 837 3130 PROGRESS" 1963 1964 APW Funds Mte Forest National rovements in Allegheny Imp 5UU CHASE ST KANE 837 8730 KANE. PA. Homogenized MILK MAJOR PROJECTS ARE COMPLETED OR UNDER TV Radio Service by "Norm MOTOROLA TV SALES Rose Radio Electric "NORM" ROSE Kane, Pa. Phone 837 8970 FLOWERS TELEGRAPHE1 ANYWHERE Phone 837 6240 for Prompt, Dependable Service 0 Flowers and plants for all occasions.

0 Our own fresh cut blooms. HOLT'S GREENHOUSES Kinzua Avenue Kane, Pa. CONTRACT SUPPUt More than a half million dollars was invested in the Allegheny National Forest in the Kinzua Dam area, much of it in McKean County in Accelerated Public Works projectseither constructed or contracted for by January 31 of this year, according to a review of million dollar pro eramminsr. released, by William Wentz, supervisor. New Fixtures PLUS All Wiring Needs SNYDER SPECIALTY STORE Opposite Post Office Ph.

837 8410 i Snmp nf the nroiects are "in to becompfeted this year noiuicea oresi oei vice i oaus iu iahuuia. wacauuu ra nine mile's north of Kane hew and improved access roads to Jake's Rocks Overlook and Rimrock formerly known DISTINCTIVE SERVICE the FUNERAL' HOME Phone 837 7575 THIS YEAR the makine" under contract including previous! an ST REYHSVILLE HAS REYNOLDSVILLE The Fowler Chur Company factory resumea operation here this week with a new name and new owners. Work had been suspended for several days during negotiations between William Russell Tubbs and J. R. Melzer of Reynoldsville, and Thomas L.

Dowd, the former owners of the factory, and the owner of the Dowd Chair Rental Service, of Buffalo, for the sale of the business and physical assets. The deal was closed January 30 and the new owners took over. The factory, reopened Monday with six workers employed but the owners stated they hoped to be up i'o 14 or 15 employes within a short time. The name of the company has been changed to Fowler Enterprises, Inc. The Fowler Chair Company be gan operation in Reynoldsville In ALLEGHENY RESERVOIR NO.

INDUSTRY IN WARREN WARREN' The Simonds and Simonds rsport prepared by the Pittsburgh consultants for the Warren County Planning Commission indicates that "the Allegheny Res ervoir has the potential for becoming the leading rreational facility in the region and becoming the leading industry in this county Regular Checking Thrifti Check Bank by Mall KANE 8 "Regular" Savings 4 Certificates of Deposit Christmas Club OFFICE Safe Deposit Boxes Mortgage Loans Commercial Loans WARREN AUTO LOANS 42 dis. on new models Personal Loans NATIONAL Drive In Window "24 Hour Banker" Nigbt Depository BANK Bank Money Orders Travelers Cheques Complete Trust Service MEMBER F. D. I. C.

74th CONSECUTIVE DIVIDEND STOCK FUND INC. This quarterly dividend of Hi per share is payable on Jan. 31 to shareholders of record as of Jan. 30, 1 964. Robert S.

Eisted, Secretaty Tiusurw H. D. MacEWEN ZONE MANAGER ST5 Chase St Kane, Pa. Phone 837 7234 Robert K. Himes Complete Custom Coverage GENERAL INSURANCE HILL KELLY Kane, Pa.

PLUMBING HEATING Sheet Metal Work 35 Years In Kane Ph. 837 7180 O. T. PETERSON SONS CHASE at FIELD ST. Automatic Transmission Specialists ALL MAKES OF CARS Expert "Tune up" for Top Car Performance AVENALI BROTHERS GARAGE N.

Fraley St. Official Inspection Kane For the Finest In Milk and Cream WAHLBERG DAIRY Kane R.D. 1 Telephone 837 8666 For Delivery NATIONALLY KNOWN FURNITURE lor every room of your home. Electrical Appliances BENTZ'S KANE, PA TEL. 837 9300 the fall of 1952, when it million is expected to be spent there from Fowlerville, Michigan.

developing the oil and gas prop During its 13 years in Reynoldsville erties. the factory has turned out thoys James I. Shearer, president of James I. Shearer, DEICHES' Clothing Inc. "Everything for Lad and his Dad" Nationally known brands ot Clothing and footwear.

TOP HAL DISPLAY PIANOS $4 MILLION SPENT CO. IN 1 363 The United Natural Gas in excess of $4,000,000 in system improvements' in 1963, according "to a report by Harry B. Wood, com pany The company enjoyed one of th SSTiKeS due. to new. bu.il.ding, an.d extension of gas mains to several communities, whiph.

never before' haa natural gas feervioe. It also recorded Setting sales and con tinual efforts' fo improve cu'stomer service. Two major projects currently arc nearing their first phase of completion Wharton and Ellisburg storages in Potter County. More than $5 1 2 millions have been allocated by the company to carry out its construction program this year. These expenditures will include costs of drilling new wells, repairing wells, installation of pipelines, repairs to gas mains, property acquisitions, building construction, and 'purchase of automotive equipment.

Mr. Wood, in commenting on the outlook for 1964, said UNG is looking forward to another good year with continued customer growth and increased sales. unscnoe to tne Republican Friendly Courteous OYLER Atlantic Service Greeves at Chase St. (Routes 6 321) Official Inspection 5177 Tweedieg Red Cross FOOTWEAR MOUNTAIN CITY BOOTERIt "Kane's Smart Shoe Salon" Roblee Modern Are Joleno Phone 837.9180 BATTISTA Sales Service N. Frqley St, KanePa, Complete Auto Service Auto Body Tow General Repair OPEN EVENINGS 6:30 P.M.

8:30 P.M. PHONE PHONE 837 8411 837 8411 Agency: North American Van Lines Erie Trucking Co. formerly Coleman Motor Express Fame i.ame 2 I MOUNTAIN CITY I a RAMBLER 1 IN 100 MILES 0 ORGANS TO SET ON ACP PRACTICES SMETHPORT Farmers considering soil and water conservation practices to be established on their farms with Agricultural Conservation Program cooperation next spring and summer are requested to file for program assistance as soon as possible, according to Arthur Brown, chairman, Agricultural Stabilization end Conservation McKean County Committee. Applications are' being accepted at the ASCS office, here. Mr.

Brown pointed out the sooner the application is filed, the easier it will be to obtain approval of the practice and take care of the program details before the work is begun. Under the 1964 program, the cost share program assistance averages about half the cost of carrying out conservation practices as establishing and improving vegetative cover of legumes, or trees for soil protection; installing erosion control structures, and practices for the conservation or more effective use of water. In addition the program provides for similar cost share assistance to iarmers in developing soil and water conservation practices primarily for the benefit of wildlife. These included establishment of wildlife food plots or habitat, ponds and shallow water areas, and other practices which provide important wildlife conservation benefits. GAS WELL BOOM HITS CRAWFORD CO.

MEADVILLE Crawford County will soon be the scene of one of the most important gas boom areas in many years and more than $1 James Drilling Blairsville, announced that his firm, which owns leases, on thousands of acres in the county where significant discoveries have been re ported, will soon begin drilling in the area. The James firm has awarded a contract to Flanigan Brothers of Bradford to drill four deep wells In Spring i Township near the Scull farm and four shallow wells in the Hayfielf1 Township area north of Littles Corners. Another tood roducer in Monroe Townsfcip, Ashtabula County, Ohio, has been completed by the firm. Out of the last 81 wells drilled by the James only nine have failed to produce, Shearer said. County's Unemployed BRADFORD A count of the active registration files in the Pennsylvania State Employment Office in Bradford shows that a total of 1,891 persons are registered sec king work in McKean County.

Or th total, 447 arc veterans, and 547 are females. Another 144 persons have some physical disability. Of the 1,991 registered applicants, 1,460 are active claimants filing for either UCX Veterans Claims, regular VS. claims or the UCFE claims for federal employes. SCHOOL BUS SCARE MONONGAHELA, Pa.

OR A school bus carrying 21 students crashed through a wire fence along a rural road 1 1 2 miles west of this Washington County town Thursday. No one was injured. Police said a wheel came off the tusi on a GAS NETWORK 1963 rtiUMlNAIY (IRJ C. OF WEST RIDGWAY The West Penn Power Company was honored at the Eighth Annual Dinner meeting of the Ridgway Chamber of Commerce. Robert F.

Pontzer was general chairman for the program. The theme of the eighth annual meeting was to pay tribute to the West Penn Power Company, for many of faithful service to the communities of this section of Pennsylvania and to Ridgway in particular. Speakers paid tribute to the company and to the efforts to attract nejw industry to Pennsylvania and to the areas of company service. John Antonini, West Penn Power Company's Representative in the field of Industrial Development was caljed upon to say a few words and expressed his appreciation for the kind words said in behalf cf the company. He said that the company and he, will continue to bend every effort toward the attraction of new industry, to this locale and will strive in every way to improve services offered to its customers.

Olean Socony Site Bought by Felmont Corp. OLEAN, N.Y. The Felmont Oil Corp. and the Olean Area Chamber of Commerce have announced the sale of the former Socony Vacuum Oil Co. property in North Olean to Felmont for $93,000.

The purchase was identified as a step in the industrial development of the city, and the sale was authorized after spirited bidding i Bankruptcy Court in the Federal Courthouse in New York City. Felmont, which has headquarters in. New York and offices in the Hooker Fulton Building in Bradford, once operated a facility on the W. River Road which supplied water to area oil producers and Was known as the reclamation plant. The former Socony Vacuum property involving 112 acres in the city and about 50 acres in the Town of Olean was purchased from trustees in bankruptcy of the Swan Finch Oil Corp.

WILL MANUFACTURE MOBILE HOMES IN PUNXSUTAWNEY PLANT PUNXSUTAWNEY A new firm to manufacture mobile homes is expected to begin operation here about March 1, it was announced by Emery Anderson, owner of the Anderson Wholesale Co. here. Mr. Anderson said the firm wils be known as Anderson Mobile Home Manufacturing Company and will begin operations in the present wholesale company building. Mr.

Anderson said regular full size house trailers, basically of aluminum and completely fitted and furnished, will be constructed. The firm head said he tentatively has hired three local residents as employes of the new firm and expects to have a work force of 14 men when manufacture begins about March Industrial CD Unit to Prepare Questionnaire The McKean County Industrial Civil Defense Committee met Tuesday night at the Enis Hotel at Westline. The group prepared a questionaire which will be sent to all county industrial firms in an effort to determine what CD prac tices are now being utilized. Tne committee will then determine from the replies what assistance can be given these firms in establishing their own programs. Floyd A.

Irons, county director, attended the session which was in charge of Robert L. Hillyer Jr. associate director for industry under the county Civil Defense Council. MECHANICS SCHOOL AT BATTISTA RAMBLER Mechanics from several area communities have attended1, special In struction here this week in a "Tune Up" school featuring factory training on automotive ignition. Philip Hawkins, of Boston, rep resentative of Delco Reemy, con ducted the school in display room of Battista Rambler on North Fra ley Street.

The school represents a depart ure in previous factory training in bringing the training into local areas rather than mechanics at tending schools at the factories. Jame3 Bloomquist, Gulf distributor, was sponsor of the school. Expansion Of Cigar Factory at Philipsburg riiiLJFSBURU Officials of the General Cigar Company have met with directors of the Association of Commerce to make plans for another addition to the plant which will result in increased production and higher improvement. Harold Conn, Lancaster, chief en gineer, Henry Whitehlll, Allentown, district manager, and Melvin S. Neumann, Philipsburg.

plant sup erintendent, attended the special meeting of the association held at the junior high school and out lined plans for the expansion. St Marys, t'a. (Johnsonbury Road) Appointments Appreciated Telephone St. Marys TE 42 764 Sales and Service International Trucks Scouts KANE TRUCK SALES as Sam's Rocks During the pasfc year major re habilitation work was completed at the Cornplanter Camp, 11 miles north of Kane which is one of the unique areas of its kind in the region and presently used mainly in a program for retarded children. In addition to the road and rehabilitation projects APW funds made pcssible the water tank and flush toilet system at Kiasutha.

Much work was included in the ANF in Elk County and within vicinity of Improvement to the water and sanitation systems at Twin Lakes Recreation Area, general rehabilitation of the area were principal items in a $171,693 APW program. Specific McKean County projects involved timber stand improvement and garage and warehouse facilities for the Bradford Ranger District. The Kane area now is Included in the Ridgway Ranger District. In addition to APW funds, the ANF has its regular programs operating "in the black" through its vast timber harvesting program. The US.

Forest Service has committed funds for construction of Route 321 north from Kane to Red Bridge a project in the making through the Clearfield District office. In Warren County, extensive improvements to facilities at the Sheffield Ranger Station, Camp Bird sell Edey and the Buckaloons Recreation area were on the list along with timber stand improvement. In Forest County $102,955 was maiked under APW project planning to include rehabilitation of the Ranger station and facilities In Marienville, construction and im provement of forest roads and a continuing program on timber stand improvement. Mr. Wentz nad explained that the immediate availability of APW funds which advanced the ANF program by years, was possible as result of long range planning projects designed, surveyed and ready to go which were already on file when funds became available.

He said that the many projects in the $1,014,285 APW" jobs were ac complished by the ANF in a program executed by the Allegheny National Forest in cooperation with the U.S. Department of Commerce, Area Redevelopment Administration. In commenting on the report, he observed: "In addition to providing employment throughput the four county Forest area, the work done under this program was necessary and worthwhile. The timber stand lm. provement work will pay future dividends in the form of better timber and increased revenues.

"The buildings constructed on the Forest will improve its efficiency. The work done at the Buckaloons and Twin Lakes Recreational areas, together with the development of many springs and small picnic areas throughout the Forest will increase its immediate usefulness to local residents and tourists alike. "Development of the recreation potential of the Kinzua Dam is important to all residents of the Forest area and this additional half million dollars brought its accomplishment much closer. New road construction and the surfacing and blacktopping of existing roads was financed by the program as was the expansion of facilities at the popular Jakes Rocks Recreation Area, the creation of the Rimrock Recreation Area, and preliminary work the much larger Kiasutha Recreation. Area.

This in conjunction with thft work financed by the regular Forest Service epproriations, represents definite progress on this important project." 40 EMPLOYED IN DOG FOOD PLANT NEAR MEADVILLE MEADVILLE Dnd's Dog Food, has begun production in Its new cannery in Kerrtown, neat here. Officials reported that 10 employes have been added, making 40 In all. The canning plant is located in a building addition which was completed last fall. Principal product of the cannery is the one pound cans of the widely known Dad's Dog Food which the company distributes over an area covering four states. But.

the plant also will turn out Dad's regular cat food and a new fancy cat food now being developed. CATTARAUGUS EXPRESSWAY ALBANY The N.Y.S. Dept. of Public Works has announced it will seek bids to build 24 miles of the Southern Tier Expressway, 11 miles of which will be located between Salamanca and Steamburg in Cat taraugus County. Vic Westerberg Mile East on Rt.

6 Kane FRITZ CO. For Family All signs point to Brown's where you save on better foot wear. Brown's Boot Shop A Sparkling Array for Any And Every Occasion take the elevator THIRD FLOOR Si 7X itautinim GOODYEAR McCREARY TIRES from Tin ntm Vr1 ands of folding, wopd chairs and banquet tables, along with certain custom made furniture. While the plant was operated by Mr. Dowd almost its entire production was used by him in the chair rental business.

Now the neW owners plan to branch out into more diversified lines, as well as selling directly to the public. ST. MARYS INDUSTRIAL COUNCIL ELECTS BURR ST. MARYS M. C.

Burr, president of Pure Carbon was reelected chairman of St. Marys Industrial Council at the annual meeting. Other officers renamed Were H. C. Stackpole, vice chair, man; F.

A. Robinson, secretary, and C. J. Ehrensberger, treasurer. Committee chairmen named were A.

S. Bcmis, public relations; H. Conrad, recreational and welfare, and Mr. Stackpole, soap box derby committee. Andrew Kaul III and Mr.

Conrad were named members at largw of the executive committee. West. Penn Observes National Electric Week West Penn Power Company Joins with the electric industry in observing National Electrical Week, February 9 15, a time when the Industry focuses its attention on electricity's contributions to ou way of life. W. F.

Hutchins, Keystone district manager for the utility, said that the theme of this year's observance, which coincides with th birthday of Thomas A. Edison, Is "Electricity Powers Progress." GROWTH OF uireiitwinuMWjfMJuujt sfSSisi TOTAL GAS PIPELINES AND MAINS Absolutely the best! Lee and Mlchelin TIRES NEW RECAP TIRES LEE BATTERIES DeCAMP TIRE A BATTERY SERVICE 114 Feyard St, Phone 837 7778 INSURED MOTH Proofing "MONITE" Exclusive In Kane Cleaners Tailors Cleaners Tailors BLOOMQUIST'S 64 Fraley St Phone 837 7470 It Broadbent Sliteler Co. CUMMIN GS Monte. Marbtr of NATIONAL SELECTED MORTICIANS by limitation First in Music In Kane Area Lowrey Organs Kimball Pianos INQUIRIES WELCOME WITHOUT OBLIGATION Display at home of LOREN WRIGHT 102 Tionesta Ave. Ph.

837 8392 fZXfi GASOLINE KEROSENE OIL W3JSK mm BOOT distributor NEIL H. COOK AN EXPERT JOB COSTS LESS IN THE LONG RUN Estimates Welcome BEANIE GUSTAFSON PAINTING DECORATING a Fraley Eane Ph. 837 9633 Chevrolet Willys Sales and Service A VENAL I OARAGES Rt. 6. 1 Mile East 212 Chase Street 837 7290 PHONES 837 8870 24 HOUB WRECKER SERVICE CALL 837 7290 GENERAL AUTOMOBILE and TRUCK SERVICE FRONT END ALIGNMENT WHEEL BALANCING GJH.A.C.

TIME PURCHASE PLAN MOTORS INSURANCE AGENT SALES ROOM OPEN FRIDAY SATURDAY FROM. to 9 PAINTO Complete line best known names In Paints, Wallpaper and Decora tor Supplies. EXPERT DECORATORS 5 AT YOUR SERVICE Kane' Decorating Co. 1943 1953. 1962 SOURCE: AMERICAN GAS ASSOCIATION KANE GAS COMPANY To keep pace with the energy demands of gas utility customers, who now total 35.6 million, more than 30,000 miles of gas pipeline and mains were added in the past year.

This vast underground net work extends 713,400 and has increased 268,210 miles in 10 years. new street Kane.