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ELLWOOD CITY NEWS JOS Burew Manager ol New News. n4Vt Stxtfa SI. PLasa 8-7490 Tbe New Castle News tm Cit7 bjp 4lbert Brower. For dail; home deJlveff. Telepbone PLasa SSSii Aetna Stockholders OK Sale To Blaw-Knox Co.

Eighty-one per cent (rf the stockholders in Aetna-Standard Engineering Ellwood City, yester day afternoon approved the sale of company assets to the Blaw Knox Co. William Jardine, treasurer of the engineering works, said Blaw'-Knox officials have indicated that will remain intact and operate as a division of A two-thirds affirmative vote of 507,830 stockholders was required to approve the sale of assets which are expected to provide about $32 per share. The Aetna board of directors unanimously recommended the sale to shareholders. Terms of the Asset Purchase Agreement indicate Blaw-Knox will pay a purchase price of about $13 million depending on inventories and adjustments for transactions and activities in flow. Jardine said the agreement contemplates that Blaw-Knox will take over the Aetna-Standard organization intact, will assume obligations under existing pension agreements covering hourly-paid employees, and will make available to salaried personel an opportunity to participate in the Blaw-Knox pension plan, either on a contributory or non-contributory basis.

Business Upturns Good For Tube Official Says ELLWOOD upturns in business are working out well for local operations, W. R. McCalister, general superintendent of the tube works here, told over 200 National Tube Management Assn. members this week. McCalister honored five management members a-t the dinner meeting attributing the quality products manufactured by the plant to men such as those honored for their long services.

Ben Chambers, Dom Caminite, and Leo Laughlin, received 3(Kyear service awards. Ben Calderoue and Joseph Smith, took 35-year service honors. The management club-sponsored Junior Science Research Organization scholarship fund was discussed by Past President E. B. Ritchie.

Current activities of the junior scientiste were reported by Joe Clark who said the boys are building a telescope now. Clark repeatedly expressed amazement at the knowledge displayed hy tile young science club members. J. J. Hopper, assistant general superintendent of the plant spoke on the importance of plant housekeeping, comparing it with the individual home.

News Of Ellwood Men In Service James H. Winfield, seaman, USN son of Mr. and Mrs. William Winfield, Ellwood City, is serv'ing aboard'the repair ship USS Ajax, which returned to San Diego, Feb. 9, after a 7-mon-th tour of duty with the 7th Fleet in the Far East.

While in foreign waters, the Ajax made calls at Japan, Gtjam, Okinawa, and Hawaii. Marine Pfc. William M. Brown, son of Mr, and Mrs. C.

F. Brown, Ellwood City, took part in the 18th anniversary celebration of the 2nd Marine Feb. 2, at Camp Lejeune, N.C. The Division was formed in San Diego, Feb. 1, 1941.

It has been based at Camp Lejeune since 1946. HI LO WEATHER NEW YORK (UPD The reported low temperature early today was 21 degrees below zero at the U.S. Weather Bureau said today. The high reported Friday was 83 degrees at Homestead Air Force Base, Fla. HURT IN ACCIDENT Albert H.

Christy, 31, 98 S. Lee was treated at the New' Castle Hospital at 1:30 a.m. today for a cut to his right cheek and released. Hospital aides said he was hurt when the car he was operating struck a parked ear on Smithfield St. Japan is now the leader In the production of electronics equipment.

Production reached 55 million dollars in 195B, twice as much as three years ago. Ellwood City Hospital Notes ELLWOOD CITY GENERAL Mrs. Alice Butler, Enon Valley, Box 7. Discharged Mrs. Wilbert Taylor, 129 Hazel Ave.

Mrs. Harvey Yoho, Wampum RD 2. Benjamin Rocco, Country Club Road. Richard Miller, 324 Lawrence Ave. John Stefura, 64 First St Koppel.

MARY EVANS MATERNITY Births To Mr. and Mrs. Reges LeFebure, Harmony RD 1., a daughter, Feb. 20 To Mr. and Mrs.

Robert L. Smith, RD 2., a daughter, Feb. 20. To Mr. and Mrs.

John A. Minteer, RD 1., a son, Feb. 20. To Mr. and Mrs.

Joseph J. Blaskowitz, 333 Summit a son, Feb. 20. Evangelists To Continue Services Here ELLWOOD CITY-Rev. and Mrs Domenick Emo, who have been conducting Evangelistic services at the Assembly of God Church on Wayne will continue their services throughout next week.

Except for Monday and Saturday the preaching couple will be at the church each night at 7:45 p.m. of blessing and valleys of is the topic of the sermon tomorrow morning. A Sunday school hour at 9:45 a.m. will be with visual demonstrations and at the evening service Rev. Ezzo will on the topic His Costumed in Chinese Mrs.

Ezzo will relate her experiences in China on Thursday night. The family barely escaped the Communist invasion. Family night observation is scheduled for Friday, in charge of the services is the pastor of the Assembly Rev. Hartwick who extends his invitation to all area residents. Volant NOTES P.

M. Cox fell on the ice broke his right arm. and Mrs. Ruth Maloney, Englewood, has been the guest of her sister, Mrs. Isabel Knauff.

Mrs. Gibson Martin is recuperating in her home following surgery last week in Jameson Memorial Hospital. Mr. and Mrs. Alex Arrow and children were recent guests of Mr.

mother in Indiania. Mr. and Mrs. L. M.

Retenour and daughters. Grove City, called on Mr. and Mrs. Gibson Martin Sunday. Mr.

and Mrs. James Byers, Mercer, visited the Martins Tuesday. Rev. Emory Billingsley has returned from Detroit, where he attended the funeral of an aunt. He was accompanied by Charles Livingstown Jr.

WARREN RESIGNS GROUP CHICAGO American Bar Association today refused to comment on the resignation from the group by U. S. Supreme Court Chief Justice Earl Warren other than to it had been officially accepted. The Board of Governors announced late Friday it had accepted resignation, adding that it was no w'ay related to IVTARSHALL SHOWS PROGRESS FT. BRAGG, N.

C. doctors today expressed satisfaction with the progress of seriously ill General of the Army George C. Mars'haH. They reported Friday that Marshall apparently had thrown off an attack of pneumonia accompanied his second stroke. A WITH A SERVICE I NOME-OWNED I I BASIS MODiL No tqwipmeot to bvy wort COWMCtlOl li oid bw-coft.

UNI sofi a kom hood oporotod Mils lo tlecfroAk, Mty-mrtomoMc models. and so DAY TRIAL ELLWOOD CITY PLaza 8-8306 Three part plumb line suit for spring 1959, short box jacket, slim skirt with white silk linen overblouse trimmed with bands to match suit. 1st Presbyterian Pastor Arrives Here This Week ELLWOOD CITY The new pastor of the First United Presbyterian Church here arrived this week to talk on the occa.sion of the perfect attendance and teacher recognition dinner. Frank Potter and Pearl Asher topped the 108 perfect attendance recipients with 32-years of perfect church attendance each. Dr.

Everet Lee Haney, the new minister replacing Rev. Robert Rose now pastor in Erie, delivered the congratulation spech at the event Thursday. Boyd Barrett, superintendent of the congregation presided over the meeting. On Feb. 25 parents and teachers will meet at the church to hear two Philadelphia teachers instruct on the In study.

A contest between the local church and county congregations to pick up new members wil get under way on March 1. Mrs. Galina Ursu Succumbs Friday ELLWOOD CITY Galina Ursu, 81, Pittsburgh Circle, Ellwood City, died in City General Hospital Friday after a two year illness. Born in Romania, Sept. 26.

1877, daughter of the late Nicolae Haiduc and Anna Gaurila Haiduc. She was married to the late Nick Ursu w'ho her in death in 1928. Surviving are three sons, Nick, John, and Alexander, of City; a daughter Mrs. Nick Comanelia, Aliquippa, five grand- chidren and tw'o great grandchildren. i She was a member of St.

Elie Romanian Orthodox Church of Ell-j wood City. Services to be held on Monday! at 1:30 p.m. in Teolis Funeral! home and at 2 p.m. in St. Elie Ro-j manian Orthodox Church, with! Rev.

Eugene Banciu officiating atj the last rites. Friends will be received at ttie funeral home today and Sunday 2-4 and 7-9 p.m. Burial will be in Locust Grove Cemetery. N.Y. Times Writer Lectures Friday At Westminster Robert Aura Smith, editorial writer for the New' York Times, will be the next guest speaker of Westminster Lecture Series.

Mr. Smith, who specializes in the Far Kast and national defense will be heard in the Wallace Memorial Chapel at 8 p.m., Feb. 27. The Westminster guest recently returned from his comprehensive trip through the Far East since the war. His object was to talk to the chiefs of state and other leaders to find out what Asians were thinking about their policies and ours.

When he was graduated from Ohio Wesleyan University he intended to follow an academic carc'cr. Ho won the Ohio Rhode.s Scholarship but after returning to the United States with his Oxford degrees he switched to journalism. After four years on the staff of the Cincinnati Commercial Tribune, he out for the Far East and began his studies of Asiatic in Japan and Manchuria. In 1949 he brought out his book. Future in in which he forecast the precise direction and character of the Japanese attack on the United States.

our written in the spring of 1941, stated that the United States had been forced out of neutrality and would shortly be obliged to defend itself. written by Mr. Smith, gave the preci.se details of the forthcoming Indian division. Both the French and the i 11 i i governments has honored him with its Legion of Honor, His courses of lecture have been a popular feature at the 3rooklyn Institute, the Staff School at Yale University, and Barnard College of Columbia University. He has been heard on most of the major network radio programs in the public affairs field and been a frequent television guest.

Munich Airport Ready To Handle Jet Planes MUNICH, Germany airport is now ready to handle jet planes. One runway has extended to more than feet and two radar approach towers are under construction. Frankfort's Rhine-Main Airport. of Europe's busiest, will be ready for jets in 1960 and the airport between Cologne and Bonn, to be called Rhine-Ruhr from now on, will also be expanded for international jet traffic. Unemployment Figures Released By Commonwealth New Castle 5,300 or 14.4 per cent of its force unemployed, according to figures x'e- leased by the state liabor and Industry Department.

The Uniontown-Connellsville area is the hardest hit area in the ith 11,300 persons or 23.7 per cent of its labor class jobless. Johnstown the most severely affected major indu.strial area, having or 16,8 per cent without work. Philadelphia has the largest total of unemployed, 128,100 or seven cent while Pittsburgh is nmner-up with 112,200 jobless or 11.4 per cent of the labor force. The Youngstown, area, which includes Sharon and Farrell in Pennsylvania, showed 20,000 out of w'ork or 8 7 of its labor force. MISSILE GOES ASTRAY EL PASO, Tex.

The Army reluctantly admitted Friday night one of its supersonic Nike Hercules missiles went hayw ire and nearly landed in the laps of a New' Mexico ranch family getting ready for dinner. The misguided missile exploded and knocked down rancher Don Lee, his son Charley and a hired hand, who were in the yard about 75 yards from where the Nike plunged to earth. LEGAL NOTICES LEGAL NOTICES Auditor's Report Union Township 1958 Pursuant to the provisions of Act. No. 567 the Auditors of Union Township submit the following Retx)rt of Union Township Supprvisors.

TOWNSHIP AND STATE FUNDS: Cash jn bank January 6, 1958 $28,210.15 Taxes Collected 89 Prior Years Taxes H85 Amusement House Trailer Tax 11,786 52 Liquor Licen.ses Fines 1,405 00 From Commonwealth as State Aid 14.JW7.84 Paving 1,477 40 Miscellaneous Receipts 2,584 68 Shenango PTA Honors Founders, Hears Miss Kirk Tlie Shenango Area PTA met In the High School Auditorium Thursday for a tea, to honor PTA Founders Day. A table was decorattHi for each month of the year, with teachers and mothers of the third grade as hostes.ses and a special table arranged for all past presidents of the Unit living in the locality. Each table had ax Its centerpiece a novel idea pertaining to its particular month. Mrs, David Piper president, called on the Cub Scout Color Guard of CastUnviMxl for the opening exercises. The following boys participated: George Watters Hicky Newton, Larry Styers, SchUnnmer, Tommy Alt man and Jay Cooper.

A Founders Day reading was given by Mrs, Frank Harvey. A nominating comittee for the coming election of officers namtHi. The ways and means committee reported favorably on the January dance, and announced another square dance to be held in the school auditorium, March 13. Mrs. Piper introduced the past presidents of the Shenango PTA, and told the history of the unit.

Mrs. Louis Walls, chairman, ustnl a candle lighting ceremony commemorating Founders Day, with Mrs. Harlan Mone lighting the candles lo open the program. This being Mrs. Walls intrfKluced the Miss Betsy Kirk, daughter of Mr.

and Mrs. Howard Kirk, W'ho dis her recent trip to Norway, under the American Field Service student exchange plan. Miss Kirk, by means of colored picture slides, outlined her trip from the time she left New York City last August, until her return in January, with the emphasis placed on her educational program, while attending high school i Stavanger, Norway. Mrs. Robert Hilton, membership chairman attendance award to Mrs.

Doris Bishop's 3rd grade. The door prize was won by Mrs. Robert Greene, presented by Mrs. Keith Price. The next meeting will be held March 19, with election of officers, and 2nd grade teachers and parents as hostesses.

Post Office Closed Monday The Post Office will be dosed Monday in olwervance of George birthday. There are about lO.fKX) eating places in New York City exclusive of refre.shment stands. ANNOUNCEMENTS Goods A9 FLOWERS for all occasions. Servtnn New Castle for 100 years. Call Flowers.

OL 2-7727. Total Total Receipts Bank Balances EXPENDITURES 28 General Govt rnnient $7,098 09 Protection to Persons 66 Total Highways Miscellaneous 5.8.VI Ta $55375.30 Cash in Bank January 5, Man Injured In Collision Tctal Expenditures Bank Balances LIGHT FUND Cash in Bank January 6, 1958 7,575.72 Current Year Taxes 4.912 62 Pnor Years 174 01 Total EXPENDITURES: 5,086.63 Current for Street Lights Compensation, Tax Collector Revising Present Tax 483 75 4.871 93 One person was reported injured in an accident investigated by city this morning. Police said Albert H. Christy, 98 Lee was treated at Jameson Memorial Hospital for a small cut on the left cheek and discharged. Christy was moving south on Smithfield St.

and struck a car owned by Wiliam Columbus, 1B20 Linden which was parked near 224 Smithfield according to police reports. The impact forced the Columbus car onto the sidewalk and a bit of damage was done to both police said. 63 $12.662.35 Total Cash in Bank January 5, 1959 Total Expenditures Bank Balance W'ATER PLUG FUND Cash in Bank January 6. 1956 Current Year Taxes 2,973.54 Prior Years 93.53 3,067 07 FUNERAL NOTICES 4,871 93 $12.662.35 HILDA VIOLA: 61, 4,019.61 wife of G. H.

Kneram RD 4. H.trlans- burg. New Castle, died 7 p.m. Frid.iy, Feb. 20, lf)5i).

Services will be held 3,067,07 Total Receipts At Balance Water Bill For Plugs Equipment Compensation Painting of Plugs 1.579.04 187,63 35 00 2,364.19 Cash in Bank January 1959 Total Expenditures Bank Balance Balance of Light Sinking Fund January 5, 1950 Submitted AUDITORS- R. Bcwers; C. M. Mateja; News Feb. 21, 1959 CleHand Funeral Ifome, Harlan.sburg, with Rev.

J. E. Seaholm, of the Unity Church, officiating. Friends will be recoivfxl at the funeral home 7-9 p.m. and Sunday 2-4 and 7-9 Interment will be in Unity Baptist CemetiTy.

FIELDS: 91, North Beaver 9:40 a.m. Friday. Feb, 20. He resided with a great nephew, William H. Dice Surviving Mrt.

uOfS and Gertrude Kyle Nortli 7 AO lieaver Township; John D. Kyle, Mt I no! Jat'kson; William Kyle and Roln'rt Miss Jane Kyle and Miss Belle 19 4,722.49 R. R. Peden, Weekly BUSINESS SERVICE DIRECTORY Be sure to consult these weekly listings for qualified services and materials. Funeral Directors At REYNOLDS FUNF.RAL ADAMS STKEir)', DIAL OL 2-1761 Help Wanted D9 SALESMEN MONTHS ago I answered am manager oi local office.

Steady employment. Unlimited Call OL 8-8681 for Interview between 9:15 a.m. to II for appointment. interested In landscape work, wonderful future for one who can qualify. Write stating qualificatloTws and experience to C).

Box IW. A AND AND LIFE MEN New of coverage that top field. Complete line ot hospital, medical, lifetime income and Irusurant'e. Bonaflde leads furnished daily. High comml.ssion of first month, and of month, and with a Ufetttne renewal con- for managers, pervlsors and Write in of confidence to Reffiondt manafier, 548 News.

ROBERT A. MYERS HOME FOR FUNERALS 2m Jeffer.sim St OL 2-R221 CUNNINCiHAM FUNERAL HOME, WASHINfJTON AT CHESTNUT DIAL OL 4-6644 NOGA FUNERAL HOME 1142 MILL OL 2-6677 NOTICES Lost Found B6 -Big brown Fox hound, vicinity Volant. (No collar.) Call Volant 191, bracelet. Vicinity Washlimton St Phone OL 2-8241 or OL 2'1618 evening.s LOST Terrier, mixed tan color, vicinity Norwood Ave Answers to Child's Name plate and liccn.se, Wht'eling Va. Reward.

OL 4-47iM. Pernonals B9 FOR a light try our Kixihered style corn beef Market .126 E. lyong Ave. ASK about a lovelier figure Individually dc.sjgned Spencer girdles and bras. Nell Woodruff, OL 4-8822 designed for men, women, children proscription filled.

Mrs, Bacon. OL 2-9449 2-B5I5 PERMANENT WAVE $15.00 COLD WAVES flO.OO MACHINELESS 8.50 MACHINE WAVE .6 66 BY APPOINTMENT ONl.YI LOUIS BEAUTY 228 E. Washington OL 8-9111 FUR remodeling, repairing, oapes made. All kind.s of Expert workmanship. Call Mrs.

Gil bert, Portersville VACATION time is tour time us help plan yours. GREYHOUND LINES, OL 4-1441. EMPLOYMENT TWENTY-ONR. EMPLOYMENT I Male A Female Help IBM OPERATOR with experience Must have knowU'flge of wiring. Comfortable working good salary and fine fringe benefits.

Write Box 541 News, Work WantedD12 INCOME TAX RETtmNS PREPARED. BOOKKEEPING, FINDLEY OL mcoME TAX returns pre I PARED NOTARY PUBLIC. JOHN A. MORTIMF.R, OL FOR BPnTER wallpaper cleaning- painting. Interior and exterior.

Call J. C. Mitcheltree, OL 4-9101. PI.ASTERING of all kinds. Reaiwm- able rates.

Free OL 4-1497. WILL IX) washings, ironing ing in my home. Call bet am. to 12 Noon. Mrs.

Bron.son, RD 1, Volant. QUALITY CARPENTRY. No Celling tile Installeii. Alex Betley, OL 8-0445. SERVICES AND MATERIALS i or seTV- 8 Harriet ote Appliance Repair E3 TURNER authorized Hoover Cleaner Sales, Service.

Also service on all makes. OL or OL 4-1901. WE Service all makes of Washert and Dryem, Dial OL 8-88iW, ALCO Washer Center, 420 Washlngtoix WASHER and Sweeper Repaln. Guaranteed work- Dally OL 4-4611. SERVICE.

1228 S. Mill. Buildinf Material ES FOR any home building call Davia Coal and Supply, OL 4-7778. Moravia St. SEE the new Wovyn fold doort POLEN CABINET SHOP Fairfield OL Female Help Wanted 1)3 ATTENTION Hou.sewivesI Do you money? Avon cosmetics offer a splendid earning opportunity in Mahoning Township servicing our customers.

Write Mrs. Frances Morse, Rhodes Place, or phone MO HOUSEMOTHER FOR JUNIOR BOYS Apply: Rev. Morris H. Cooper, Pa. Write or phone (person to person) 34.

OFFICE GIRL Permanent position. Offers all modern employee benefits. Typing and shorthand necessary. Apply HOUSEHOLD FINANCE CORPORATION 126 E. Washington COOK for Dorseyville Old Home.

Apply: Rev: Morris Cooper, Greenville, Pa, Write or Phone (pcr.s<m to 34. WANTED Experienced woman for general office work, permanent sition. age, qualifications to Box 543 Co, office stenographer. shorthand and typing necessary. Some bookkeeping, steady work, downtown location.

State experience and to Box 542 News Co. WANTED -3 good demonstrators for completely new line. Good chance for advancement. Earn of plus overwrites. Experience not 8-1176.

Male Help Wanted SALES TRAINEES OVER 18 D6 Immediate earnings of $2fM) or more per week, proven to you in the field with established customers of one of the oldest afid best known American Educational Organizations. No experience necessary. Training at our expense. Car Furnished. CALL MR.

THOMAS, OL 8-M47. BETWEEN 10 A.M. AND P.M. Work E. Lawrence PTA Sees Alaska Film, Marks Founders Day Mrs.

Karl Chandler, manager of the traveler department of Peoples Bank, presented a film on Alaska to the East Law'rence PTA Thursday. As part of the Day program, Mrs. George Bender Mrs. Donald Patterson, Mrs. James McKissick, Mrs.

Francis Boak, John Gargasz, and LaVerne Kline on their views on PTA. Mrs. John Gargasz and Mrs. Ralph Maxwell, former presidents of East Lawrence PTA were introduced. Patricia Flynn.

Roberta Sharon Shields, and Sandra Mor-' Girl Scouts of Troop 79, pre-i sented the colors. David Coccia' was the winner of the cake Refreshments were served by the; first grade mothers. The March 19 meeting will fea-- ture a in the field of education. Feb. 28, from 9 until 12, the East Lawrence PTA will sponsor another square dance in the East Lawrence School In Plain grove.

The Rhythm Rockets with Glenn Floyd calling, will furnish the music. Grade school children will be admitted free. ADVERTISING SPECIALTIES Calendars, Matches, Novelties, Salesbooks, Register Forms, Yardsticks. Ash Trays, Fans, Thermometers; Items for Conventions, Fairs, Store Openings and Special Events HALL and RIGGANS Highland Ave. Ext OL 4-5741 Floor Coverlngrs CARPET, LINOLEUM INSTALLATION FREE ESTIMATES, PHONE OL 4-8056 folding Art Supplies Artist's supplies.

Pittsburgh paints. Gold Stiipe brushes. prrreBURGH GLASS CO. 20 Mill St OL 4-7749 Imported Italian and Oriental ART MOSIAC TILES The delightful new craft skill that thrills Available Only At T. A.

ENGELS CO 309 S. Jefferson St. OL 4-3441 WOOD Folding Doors Choice ol distinctively oeautiful mahogany, pine, birch or oak For homes, schools, churches A. ENGELS CO. 309 t.

Jeffersoa OL 4-3441 I AM HIRING SALESMEN OL 8-9933 YOUNG married man with car need- for sales program. Prefer man with no sales training i 90 per week and expense. Write iox 491 News Co, Auto Repair SAESAN AUTO REPAIR TOWING 826 SCHENLEY AVE. OL 4-2640, Building Supplies WILSON and YOHO Garage Doors and Operators. Interior Folding Doors.

Wood and Fabric. 448H K- Washington St. OL. 2-5653 ROOFING ALL WORK GUARANTEED Phone OL 4-6241 Frank Eckles Roofing-Heating 213 E. Long Ave.

New Castle ROOFING-MEATING TINWORK'REPAIRING Dealer for Luxaire Moncnei, Rheem, Sunbeam coal and gas furnaces LEE UNDIS 138 Countyline OL 2-0982 any time Kyle New Castle; Mrs, Joseph MeCarthey, Beaver, and George Kyle, KtK'k, all niet'es and nephews, Sf-rviceb have been arranged for Monday at 2:.30 p.m. in Bethel P. Church with Rev. C. of Mahonin 4 Church, officiating at the last rites assisted by llev.

Myron Bellinger, of Moravia Prtsbytenan Church. Friends will rweived at the ALARY $90 PER WEEK W. S. Caskey Funeral Home, 101 Madison Saturday and Sunday 2-4 and 7-9 p.m. The body will lie in stiite in Bethel Church from 1 p.m.

on Monday until time of service at 2:30 p.m. Interment will take place in Bethel U.P. Cemetery. 81, husband of ElizalJeth Needier, 235 Cecil died 9:10 Friday, Feb, 20, 1959. Services will held on Monday at 2 p.m.

from the Leyde-Tanner Mortuary, Highland at Wintfr with Rev. R. Dale Rhome officiating at the last rites. The family will receive friends at the mortuary Saturday 7-9 p.m and Sunday 2-4 and 7-9 jp.m. Burial will follow services on In Oak Park Cemetery.

PHILIP; 71, wife Philip Pegnato, 8 Maitland jdied Thursday, Feb 19, Services I will be held on Monday with a requiem high mass in St, Vitus Church at 9 a.m. Rev. Joseph Fabbri will be celebrant. Short blessing services will held prior to the mass at 8:30 a.m. at the DeCarbo Funeral Home, Cunningham Ave, at Luttonj St.

The family will receive friends atj the funeral home anytime after 2 I p.m. on Saturday. Interment will I follow the mass on in St. Vi tus Cemetery. 81, Pittsburgh died Friday, Feb.

1959 Services will be held Monday at 1:30 in Teolis Funeral Home and at p.m. in St. Elie Romanian Orthodox Church with Rev. Eugene Banciu officiating. Calling hours will be Saturday and Sunday 2-4 and 7-9 p.m.

Burial will be Locust Grove Cemetery. IN MEMORIAMS Bearing Aids YOUTH HURT IN FALL See Our Casement Windows! Wm ROLLSCKEEN And Multi-Purpose Windows AVAILABLE IN MANY SIZES T. A. ENGLES CO. 309 S.

OL 4-3441 HEARING AIDS "Quality Of Batteries and Accessories JOSEPH MIROW Dependable Jeweler 30 Bast Washington St OL SSZl Floor Coverings Frcdcrick SiPffclnw IR Castleton Carpet and Tile Co rencncK IH, Lnglisb cherrv St Mahomngtown Ave. RD 3, suffered 3, suffered bruises to his left hip and wrist In a fall down the stairs at school. He was treated at the Jameson Memorial Hospital and released. OL for free estimate Click Quick when you use a Nem Ad to sell. OlaJ OL.

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All persons having claims or demands against said estate are requested to make known the same and all persons indebted to said estate are requested to make payment without delay to JACOB GENKINGER or ROBERT S. GENKINGER, Executors, 27 South Mercer Street, New Castle. Pennsylvania, or SHERMAN K. LEVINE, Attorney, 622 First National Bank Building, New Castle, Lawrence County, Pennsylvania. Young Men One of the largest and finest bakeries in the United States, Wyants men who want to be in business for themselves with no capital investment.

To qualify, you must be over 23 years of age, high school education, no experience necessary, free insurance and other benefits. If you have a desire to be on your own, ap- licatlons will be accepted on Wednesday, Feb. 25, tween 9:30 and 4:30. Apply Nickles Bakery, 471 Neshannock New Castif, Pa. GRAVEL FOR ROAD BASE DRIVEWAYS DRAINAGE UPERIOR AND UPPLY CO.

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