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THE KANE REPUBLICAN. KANE and MT. JEWETT, PA. PAGE SEVEN A Sparkling Array for Any And Every Occasion take the elevator THIRD FLOOR Broadbent Sttteler Co. PSES Office Will Screen Applicants CASEY BRIDGE STANDS OUT AS BASIN CLEARANCE ADVANCES CONTROLLER LISTS FLOWERS Friday, apeil is.

ises listed mS 8fr TELEGRAPHED SI.3 HUM New Fixtures PLUS ft Fhone 837 6240 for Prompt, Dependable Service 9 Flowers and plants for all occasions, Our own fresh cut blooms. HOLT'S GREENHOUSES Kinzua Avenue Kane, Pa. www Ism Lb The Bradford office of the Pennsylvania State Employment Service has been selected by the office of Economic Opportunity, Washington, D.C., to act is the screening agency for the Job Corps for persons from McKean County. Young men from 16 through 21, who are now unemployed because they lack the education and job skills to move ahead, will be placed in Job. Corps centers wh sre they can develop skills and sell confidence.

They will be carefully screened and must, want, and need, the program. Glenn Ryan, manager of the local office, stated that for additional information persons should con 500 CHASE ST KANE 837 8730 KANE. PA. Homogenized MILK This view north from the Kane Kinzua Road Route 321, shows advance of the clearing at the bridge Bridge, nine miles north of Kane. The bridge is aproximately at the 1230 elevation level which indicates the Kinzua dam will cover the valley pictured by almost 100 feet of water.

AN EXPERT JOB COSTS LESS IN THE LONG RUN Estimates Welcome BEANIE GUSTAFSON PAINTING DECORATING 38 Fraley Kane Ph. 837 9033 RECEIPTS, BALANCES SMETHPORT In her 15th annual report, Controller Mary E. Mc Closkey lists total receipts and balances for McKean County in 1964 at $1,325,841. The total includes a balance on Jan. 1, 1964.

of $400,903, and $917, 055 in revenues from various sources. The revenue items were as fol: lows: Taxes, licenses and permits, court costs, fines and forfeits, revenue from use of money and property, $953; grants and gifts, departmental charges and reimbursements, payments in lieu of taxes, $5,265, and other receipts. $17,439. Non revenue receipts aggregated $7,882 Broken down the expenses were as General government administration, $245,577 in operation and maintenance and $11,368 in capital outlay; general government judicial, $133,347 in operation and and $1,954 in capital outlay; corrections, $119, 204 in operation and maintenance and $871 in capital outlay; Welfare $277,634 in operation and maintenance and $4,545 in capital outlay; miscellaneous, $184,868 or total governmental expenditures of $979, 372. Under non governmental expenditures, grants of Liquid Fuels Tax monies to local units totaled $133,.

380; tax refunds, etc. of $480, and of $10,534 total of $144,395. The two figures plus a balance of $352,921 at the close of the year created a grand total expenditure figure of $1,476,689. Here is the way current taxes were paid last year: Real Estate $427,387. Per capita, $37,437.

Personal property, $127,628. Total $592,454. And paid in 1964 for prior years were: Real estate, $58,900. Occupation, $14,385. Personal property, $1,192.

Total $74,478. tact the local office at 16 St. James Place. FOREST COUNTY WELLS ARE OIL PRODUCERS Robert E. Gibson, Edward J.

Gibbens and Dr. Stuart E. Long; owners of the Gibson Gibben Long Drilling Co. of Erie, have successfully completed their second oil well in Harmony Forest County. The wells known as Forest No.

1 and Forest No. 2 were drilled through the Second Sand formation at a depts of approximately 1,000 feet. Twee dleg Red Cross MOUNTAIN CITY BOOTERIt "Kane's Smart sihoe Salon" Modern Age Jolene cr Fame iame (39 i MOV I I FOOTWEAR fc I MOUNTAIN CITY I DISTINCTIVE SERVICE the HILL KELLY FUNERAL HOME Kane, Pa. Phone 837 7575 PLUMBING HEATING Sheet Metal Work 35 Years in Kane Ph. 837 7180 O.T.PETERSON SONS CHASE at FIELD ST.

i i 3 N.Y. Cigarette Smokers Can't Avoid Use Tax JAMESTOWN, N.Y. The dilemma of the cigarette smoker faced with higher prices because of a five cent state tax boost cannot be legally solved by slipping over the border. Smokers are warned they are subject to a 10 cents per pack "use tax" if they bring back two or more packs from, nearby Pennsylvania where prices are lower. Area residents could save 50 cents or more a carton by buying cigarettes in Pennsylvania, less than 10 miles away, but a little known N.

Y. S. "use tax" makes it a losing proposition. The "use" tax has been enforced since 1939 according to the State Department of Taxation and Finance. Neighboring state taxes range from five to eight cents a pack and the federal government gets an additional eight cents a pack in all states.

8101 ID LOAN iUffllS HIT H'CQNGIE' A new "con" game left at least two Erie building and loan associations out $1,260 and officials scratching their heads over the painstaking ends a real confidence man (or woman in this case) will go to defraud. Checks in the amount of $680 bounced on the Mutual 'Building and Loan Association and $580 on the Marquette Building and Loan and as nearlv as the two officials can figure out this is what, hap pened: A woman, apparently searched the mortgage books at the courthouse until she came up with a complete run down on mortgage information on a particular home and from which building and loan the money had been She went to the association office, said she was representing the owner of the property who had an $80 house payment due. She then offered a $680 check to the Mutual and completed the transaction, walking out the door with $600 in "change." The method of operation at Marquette was the same. Only the amount of the check was different. The checks were drawn on a Cleveland bank but they came back marked "no account." Savings and loans and also consumer discount companies which might have mortgages recorded at the courthouse were being alerted.

Subscribe to The Republican. 5 4 Dine at the ECA CHALET Dinners Served 4:30 to 10 P.M. LEGAL BEVERAGES Route 6 219 at Lantz Corners Automatic Transmission Specialists ALL MARES OF CARS Expert "Tune up" for Top Car Performance AVENALI BROTHERS GARAGE N. Fraley St. Official Inspection Kane site a project moving toward Red at summer pool level of 1328 feet OP HiLDREN GET LEAFLET II SEI A new leaflet available at the DuBois social security office points out that an increasiig number of social security beneficiaries who are mentally retarded now outlive the parents on whom they have always been dependent.

According to Joseph Kreczkowski, social security district manager in DuBois, the leaflet was prepared especially for th parents of mentally retarded children and is available free of charge from any social securily district office. By mid 1964, leaflet states, at least half of the estimated 114,000 retarded adult receiving social security payments were over age 115. Som 3 were over f.ge The leaflet explains that a child may become eligible for social security 'tjenefiis. when one of his parents receive social security retirement or disability benefits, or when one of his pirop.ts But if the child is disab'e at the time he reaches 18, his ben? ''s continue for as long as he J. disabled which may toe for lite.

Also explained is the fact that slight or mederate retardation may not mean tint a child will be considered disabled. A person is considered disabled under the rocial security law only if he has an impairment which prevents, him from doing an substantial gainiul work. In many cases, Mr. Kreczkowski stated, a person who has been dis abled since childhood becomes elig ible for social security benefits in middl? age or later when one of his parents who has worked under so cial security retires, becomes disabled or dies. Mr.

1 Kreczkowski said that most parents find comfort in the knowledge, that their children are pro gressing steadily toward maturity and economic self reliance. He pointed out that for the parents of mentally retarded children there is anxiety worry which increases with concern over the support and care of the children. The social security. law has special importance to these parents, he because it can lead to monthly payments and help free them from these worries. To obtain a free copy of the leaflet "Social Security: What It Means Parents of A Mentally Retarded Child," Mr.

Kreczkowski said, get in touch with the social security office at DuBois by telephone, letter, or personal visit. The telephone number is 371 8250, ant! the office hours, Monday through Friday, are 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. All mxinQWZsfffl Needs SNYDER SPECIALTY STORE Opposite Post Office Ph. 837 844C 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 9392 Friendly Courteous OYLER Atlantic Service ft Greeves at Chase St (Routes 6 321) Official Inspection Station 5177 NATIONALLY KNOWN FURNITURE for every room of your home. Electrical Appliances BENTZ'S KANE, PA TEL. 837 9300 For Family All signs point to Brown's where you save on better foot wear. Brown's Boot Shop Interested in MUTUAL FUNDS? We will be glad to send you a free prospectus booklet describing Investors Mutual, Inc.

This balanced fund has more than 500 diversified holdings of investment quality bonds, and both preferred and common stocks selected with the objectives of reasonable return, preservation of capital, and long term appreciation possibilities on An investment basis. For your prospectus booklet, just call: Investors Diversified Services, Inc. Exclusive National Distributor H. D. MacEWEN Chae St.

Kane, Pa. Phone 837 7234 Diversified Serried, lot. KHINDCO im DEICHES' Clothing Inc. 'Everything for Lad and his Dad" Nationally known brands ol Clothing and footwear. I i ill II I 1 I i PENNA.

STATISTICAL STRAGT FOR 84 85 RELEASED BY STITE The seventh annual "Pennsylvania Statistical Abstract," a manual of up to the minute facts on the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania, was released today by State Secretary of Internal Affairs Genevieve Blatt. The Abstract is a cource volujne of statistics about Pennsylvania, its counties and other sub divisions (cities, boroughs, townships, etcet ra). The 353 pages of the book contain 241 statistical tables, 36 graphs and map diagrams, informational notes and references to other sources of information. "We believe the Abstract is the most complete publication of statistics, sources, and references that any state produces," Miss Blatt said. "Data and information Were compiled from the best sources available." Ready reference to all subjects is facilitated by a table of contents and an alphabetical index.

The 30 sections into which the 1964 65 Abstract is divided are: (1) Population, Income and Religion; (2) Vital Statistics; (3) Accidents; (4) Education; (5) Labor Force, Employment and Earnings; (6) Prices; (7) Social Insurance, Financial Assistance, and Veterans' Benefits; (S) Welfare Services and Resources; (9) Hospitals, Medical Care, and Rehabilitation; (10) Mental Health; (11) Crime and Law Enforcement; (12) Courts and Law; (13) Correction and Parole; (14; Elections, Legislation, and Legislators; (15) State Government; (16) Climate; (17) Natural Resources and Conservation; (18) Area and Industrial Development; (19) Agriculture; (20) Mineral Industries; (21) Construction (22) Manwac turing; (23) Transportation; (24) Communications and Public Utilities; (25) Business and Trade; (26) Banking and Finances; (27) Foreign Commerce; (28) Housing; (29) Local Government; (30) Parks anu Recreation. The "1964 65 Pennsylvania Statis tical Abstract" can be purchased from the Division of Documents, P.O. Box 1763, Harrisburg, Pa 17125, for $1.50 plus 8 cents State sales tax lor Pennsylvania resi dents. A check or money order made payable to the Common wealth of Pennsylvania should ac company each order. Allegheny Cargo And Passenger Traffic Higher WASHINGTON, D.C.

Allegheny Airline's traffic during the first three itnonths of the year reached an all time first quarter high and topped the same 1964 period by 20 percent. Also for the first quarter of 1965, Allegheny's cargo traffic climbed 27 percent. Combine passenger and cargo boardings produced a 20 percent gain in revenue ton miles, exceeding the 15 percent yearly growth projected in Allegheny'3 annual report. Regular Checking Thriftl Cheek Bank by Mall KANE "lingular" Savings 4 Certificates of Deposit Christmas Club OFFICE Safe Deposit Boxes Mortgage Loans Commercial Loans WARREN AUTO LOANS 4a dls on new models Personal Loans NATIONAL Drive In Window "21 Hour Banker" Night Depository BANK Bank Money Orders Travelers Cheques Complete Trust Service MEMBER F. D.

a KANE GAS COMPANY TOP DISPLAY TED ROSE BODY SHOP COMPLETE COLLISION, WRECKER SERVICE FAST, DEPENDABLE EXPERT WORK Phone 837 8470425 Greeves St. Rear WARREN MEN BUY LOT TO BUILD CAR WASHING FACILITY E. O'Neill Kane, manager of Kane Estate today confirmed sale ol a lot 150 by 200 fronting on North Fraley Street adjacent and north of the shopping plaza to the Warren Laundry Machine Company which will build on that location for a coin operated car wash facility. Negotiations were completed with Harrv Connarro Jr. and Robert D.

Spkolski for the lot for the new car wash unit which will be known as the Sparkle Car Wash. The owners expect to have the business in operation in six weeks. LUMINOUS STREET SIGNS BRADFORD Street name signs here are being put on "24 hour a day" duty. The first of the new lwninous street signs were installed this week. Bright green and white street signatures will be placed through the city.

PAINTS) Complete line of best known names In Paints, Wall naper and Decorator Supplies. EXPERT DECORATORS AT YOUR SERVICE Kane Decorating Co. Flflfl Streot Km GOODYEAR McCREARY TIRES ODD SIZED SECOND GRADE PANELS at the FLAKEBORD CORPORATION Falconer Frewsburg Road TERMS OF SALE CASH only, no guarantee or refund, load your own truck. Daily 9:00 to 6:00 8:00 to 12:00 MORTICIANS by invitation niti uwtt Vy jgzML IN 100 MILES PIANOS ORGANS HAL FRITZ CO. St Marys, ta.

(Johnsonburg Koad) Appointments Appreciated Telephone St. Marys TE 43 764 BATTISTA RAMBLER Sales Service N. Fraley Kane, Pa. Complete Auto Service 9 Auto Body Tow General Repair OPEN EVENINGS 6:30 P.M. 8:30 P.M.

KEEN INTEREST IN TOP FISH PRIZE A $10,000 fish awaits Pennsylvania anglers at the opening of the trout season tomorrow, according to Cec Oyler, operator of Oyler's Atlantic service here. That's the top prize in The Atlantic Refining Company's "Fish for Fun and a Fortune" contest in ponds, lakes and streams throughout the state. Five other fish carry values from $2,000 down to $500. and 1,000 will be worth gift certificates of $10 each. The contest Cu.

tinues through Oct. 31. The more than 1,000 prize fish were placed in the waters of every county of the state. Each bears a tag in its mouth carrying the words "Atlantic Refining and a num ber. Any fisherman catching a fish with such a tag in its mouth may check to see if he is a prizewinner on lists posted at Oyler Atlantic or any of more than 4,500 Atlantic stations in Pennsylvania and in bor der areas of adjoining states.

Just where the $10,000 fish is or his species (ic could be any one of the game varieties), no one knows for sure. This will not. be known until some excited fisher man calls contest headquarters in Philadelphia, collect, with the news. Kinrua Avenue at Welsh Street reported recently. Nw owners JEHOVAH'S WITNESSES BUY SYNAGOGUE BUILDING Absolutely the best! Lee and Mlchelin 11 lies KVIV Trr A I LEE BATTERIES DeCAMP TIRE BATTERY SERVICE 114 FXvard Phone 837 7773 Bottled Bulk PROPANE 0 Heating Drying 0 Cooking 0 Water Heating Refrigeration Lighting Stationary Engines Call RICHGAS Phone 837 7670 Tionesta Ave.

Kane Sales and Service International Trucks Scouts KANE TRUCK SALES Vic Westerberg '2 Mile East on Rt. 6 Kane Phone 837 9180 I Xmillidtpttal tmtnncl ftCtMT Robert K. Hiraes Complete Custom Coverage GENERAL INSURANCE I hi 4 l. JiL Chevrolet Willys Sales and Service AVENALI GARAGES Rt. 6, 1 Mile East 212 Chase Street 837 7290 PHONES 837 8870 24 HOUR WRECKER SERVICE CALL 837 7290 GENERAL AUTOMOBILE and TRUCK SERVICE END ALIGNMENT WHEEL BALANCING G.M.A.C.

TIME PURCHASE PLAN MOTORS INSURANCE AGENT SALES ROOM OPEN FRIDAY SATURDAY FROM 7 to CUMMINGS nvaA 1 ii'iiiii'r i ii nm mrmwirn mry iww mi n. Member of NATIONAL SELECTED Deed for the former Kane Jewish Association Beth Jacob Synagogue on has hen recorded in name of the Jehovah's Witnesses a now are engaged in preliminaries for occupancy and use of the building..