The Kane Republican from Kane, Pennsylvania • Page 2

2 Thp Kane July 3, 1972 Couple Participate in Unveiling Ceremonies CHURCH NOTICES Stilt Walking, Rope Jumping At Playgrounds On. Their 50 Paragraphs W. F. Fettengill, Chiropractor, 83 Fraley Street. Dial 837 7140.

eod tf Christian and Missionary Alliance. Wednesday 7 p.m., meeting. Anniversary Church of God. Prayer meeting Thursday 7:30 p.m. Calvary Bethel Tabemach.

Monday 7:30 p.m., young people's service. Wednesday 7:30 p. Bible study. A jump rope contest at Jun Graybill's Restaurant, Twist Freeze and gift shop open daily. St.

John's Episcopal. Cho and Christian education Weu. nesday 4 p.m. Phone 945 6224. 4 28 if Jehovah Witnesses.

Congre BEER Kinzua Beverage now Church of the Nazarene. Prayer meeting Wednesday at 7:30 p.m. Mr. and William A. Johnson of 31 Tionesta Avenue were honored.

Saturday on the occasion of their 50th wedding anniversary. A buffet luncneon, given by their daughters, Miss Dolores Johnson and Mrs. Robert Snow! was served by the Armstrong Sunday School Class at local First United Methodist Church. The tables were decorated Kane. Call 837 8331 for home delivery.

5 22 tf gation book study Tuesday 7:30 p.m. Thursday 7:30 p.m., Theocratic Ministry School; 8:30 p. Thursday, service ior High and a stilt walking contest at Clay Street were "among the activities at the Kane Area School District summer playgrounds this past week. The winners in the category of girl rope jumpers under eight years old were Jennifer first, and Betty Cooley, second. Also participating in this category were Taffy and Carlson.

The winners In the category 'of girls over eight years old were Debbie Bush, first, and Kilmer's Fruit and Vegetable Market, Lantz Corners. Rt. 6 and 219. 778 5494. 5 15 tf Tabor Lutheran.

Friday 8 p. with yellow and gold tipped car At home in minutes When you care enough to send nations with gold candles and Lebanon Lutheran tnurcn Council of Kanesholm meets at Tabor. fT i lHj ft i. 1A mm. il a white bell centering the buf the very best Hallmark Cards from Bush's Pharmacy, mon.

tf Works every time, QUIK FIX or your money back. DntunRpir fet table. Mrs. Johnson was pre sented a corsage of gold tipped Emmanuel Mission. Thursday SPECIAL Flat wall paint, carnations, the tier anniver 'Terri Bush, second.

Debbie scored first with 701 jumps over the swinging rope. New Revlon I 7:30 p.m., Bible study and pray er. latex, $2.99 gallon. CW Hard ware, Sedgwick St. Open eves, 3 3tf 'Other girls in this contest were First United Methodist.

Tues day 6:30 p.m., Tuesday night Kane Lawn Garden Center will open daily at 3:30 p.m. Wed. 1 to 7 p.m. and all day Saturdays Sundays. 6 20 tf day 6:30 p.m., Tuesday night rap group at home of Peggy Luck.

Wednesday 7:30 p.m., Wednesday night discussion group at Cleland home. Scutella's Cleaners pickui) and delivery every Monday, Wed sary cake was decorated with yellow roses' "and topped with the numeral 50. It was cut and served by their granddaughfers, Karen, Donna and Diana Snow. Miss Johnson played a number of selections on the piano for the enjoyment of those present. i The couple received many lovely gifts for their golden anniversary.

Those present with Mr. and Mrs. Johnson were Miss Deloies Johnson of Pittsburgh, Mr. and Mrs. 1 Robert Snow of Kane, Karen Snow of E.

Hartford, Miss Donna Snow of Bradford, Diana Snow of Kane, Frederick Hawk of Latrobe, nesday and Friday. Closed Sat urdays during July and August. 7 3 5t Moose members: Reg. meet Kane Revival Center. Three day convention at the Olean Revival Center starting today.

Monday, youth meeting, 2:30 and 7:30 p.m. Tuesday and Wednesday, 10:30, 2:30 and 7:30. Kelly Bush, Stanko, 'Shawn "Shrubb. Kim Cunning ham, Diane Bergman, Marcella and Amy Cunningham. The winners in the category of bpy under 10 were Tim War ner, and David Bush, second.

Other participants were Frank Bergman, Jeff Kocjancic, Shrubb, Mike Kocjancic, Tom Rolick and Steve Stanko. The winners in the 10 and over category were Ed Cooley, first, and Roger Peterson, second. Other boys in this category were Dave McKenna, Psve Kimes, Denny O'Rourke and Kim Cunningham. At Clay Street a stilt "contest was held and the "winder was Steve Spangler, walk ling the greatest distance. Ed Gadleycame in second.

Super Rich EYE SHADOW With extender Applicator Only $1.50 BUSH'S PHARMACY Dally 9 to 9 Sunday 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. Tour REVLON Cosmetlo Agency ing Tuesday, 8 p.m. mon tf Seated, front row, left to right, E. Kane, grandson of 'Gen.

Kane; Elder Marion Hanks, assistant to the Council of Twelve, Church of Jesus Christ of Latter day Saints and. Elder Delmont H. White, president of the Kane Mis sion and in charge of the General Kane Memorial Chapel. Standing, Roy M. Darley, featured Mormon Tabernacle organist who gave a series of three recitals at the chapel; Mrs.

George M. Baker and her husband, who is president of the Pennsylvania Mission. Ridgway Moose Party 8 p.m every Wednesday. tf Mr. and Mrs.

Clifford Shaffer No appointment necessary for YESTERDAY IN HISTORY By Associated Press Amelia Earhart Putnam was last heard from on a flight over the Pacific on July 2, 1937. and Miss Edna Shaffer and Miss men haircuts at Lean a Beauty Salon Thursdays from 6 to 9 p.m. mon wed. tf Clara Shaffer from Ridgway, Mr. and Mrs.

Walter Johnson of Bradford. Rapid City, S.D. Is Recovering Also Mr, and Mrs. Victor An The Sherman Antitrust Act was passed on July 2, 1890. Rebekah card party, K.

of C. Hall, Wednesday, July 5. Donation 50 cents. Lunch and oriscs. derson, Miss Edith Johnson, Miss Blanche Johnson and Mr.

and Mrs. David Berg of James RAPID CITY, S.D. (AP) Just three weeks after a June 9 flood claimed more than 230 lives Hospitals COMMUNITY HOSPITAL Admissions Charles Dawson, Pittsburgh Harold Yale, James City Edward Renton, Marienviile William Anthony, Marienviile James Johnson, North East. John E. Paul, Kane TODAY'S BIRTHDAYS Former New Jersey Gov.

Rob Meyner is 64. OPE World Chess Championship Faces Collapse By STEPHENS BROENING Associated Press Writer REYKJAVIK, Iceland (AP) The world chess championship was threatened with collapse today 24 hours before Bobby Fischer's deadline to show no or forfeit his match with Boris Spassky of Russia. 7 i Homestead Drive in. Fresh town, N.Y.; Mr. and Mrs.

Merle Fitzgerald, Mr. and Mrs. Mark in Rapid City and the surrounding Black Hills area, the city is in "remarkably good shape strawberry shortcake. Take out Fairweather, Mrs. Marian Ahl berg, Mrs.

Amelia Olson, Mrs. 11:00 to 11:00 7 DAYS A WEEK 837 7361 For Orders Alice Snow, Mr. and Mrs. Ovvel orders, call 837 8012. 7 3 It NOTICE Wetmore Township Supervisors Miss Rosemary Swanson, Scott, Mrs.

Ann Nelson and Rev. Howard Patterson of Kane and Mrs. Elda Bassett of Regular meeting July 5, 7:30 1 p.m. at Township Building. 7 3 2t Smethport Ben Fulmer, North Tona wanda, N.Y.

Mrs. Georgianna HuUngs Kane Harry Snyder, Smethport Mr. and Mrs. Johnson were married in Ridgway on June 29, 1922. Sunset Restaurant closed Roast Beef Sundaes Milk Shakes Wing Dings Fries Chili Burgers Hot Sausage Sandwiches Fish Sandwiches Chili Dogs says Mayor Donald Barneit.

Much of the debris has been hauled away and the streets are clear, said Bamett, and the main problem remaining is finding houses for persons who lost their homes to the water. "We've located housing for more than 200 families," Bamett said, "but that still leaves nearly 1,000 more to find shelter for. They're living in temporary homes, with friends. "We have a massive program under way to construct mobile home areas' for these people," Barnett said. "We're moving in all the mobile units we can get, and we're going to take care of our own." THOUGHT FOR TODAY Women are meant to be loved, Discharges Emil Hallberg, Kane Mrs.

Edna M. Paup, PLAZA North Fraley Street Tuesday, July 4. Open Wednesday, July 5. 7 3 It At Jacobus Poklar Penazoil on Biddle Street SAVE 75c on automatic brush car wash. Reg RD 1 not, understood.

Oscar Bobbie Brooks and Dotty Mann SWIMWEAR at Dan Dee Shop Wilde, Irish writer, 1854 1900. Kane Mrs. Virginia Rook, Kane Mrs. Edna L. Paup, Kane Mrs.

Frances Bradbury, ular $1.25 special' 50c with pur Fischer, the American chess champion, was reported sticking to his demand for more money. He told the New York Daily News he wouldn't yield. The six man board of the sponsoring Icelandic Chess Fed eration was reported unanimously opposed to paying Fischer the extra money. The board met until the early hours today with Fischer's lawyer, Andrew Davis. A spokesman said there was no progress.

As the deadline approached, the board was in session again to decide whether to pursue negotiations with Davis, a man they say has no written credentials from Fischer. chase of eight gallons of gas. 3 24 tf Budget (Continued from page 1) A4 AT AREA HOSPITALS Carl Johnson, Wilcox, discharged from Andrew Kavl Memorial Hospital, St. Marys. XX 1 the floor relief appropriation bill would be passed 10 minutes later.

'Deficit Financing' Shapp, noting that the Senate budget amounts to deficit financing, said "Pennsylvania Bill lor Retarded Project Passed HARRISBURG (AP) A na OUR NATION'S BIRTHDAY can't be rebuilt out of present tional pilot project for employ tax revenues." Lutheran Home Musical Program Mrs. Drusilla Johnson and hr sister, Mrs. Edith Prindle, entertained the guests at the Kane Lutheran Home Thursday evening with a varied musical program. Accompanied by Miss Signe Nordgren. the women sang several groups of duets and presented solos and readings individually.

Many of the numbers used were special favorites of the guests. This program was one of thc regular features presented monthly by the Board of Volunteers at the home. ment of the mentally retarded would begin in Clearfield County under a bill approved unanimously by the state House. He said in two to three weeks he would request bond issues "in the hundreds of millions of Mrs. Holmes Honored Mrs.

Olive B. Holmes of C7 Fraley Street was feted with a family dinner party Saturday evening at the Kane Manor on the occasion of her 90th day. Mrs. Holmes, a resident of Kane for most of her 90 years is the mother of Wayne and Lyle Holmes of Kane and a daughter Avis, who is deceased. She has 10 grandchildren and 17 great grandchildren.

Mrs. George Lamberson pre dollars" to be floated. The measure, now in the Sen ate, would permit the Common' "Pennsylvania has been al wealth to lease a tract of state tered as much by this flood as the United States was after land, at the Otocsin interchange World War 2," Shapp said. of Interstate 80, to a private developer who would build a mo tel, restaurant and service sta YESTERDAY'S BIRTHDAYS Supreme Court Justice Thur BOLEN'S 1 MOWERS TRACTORS and MURRAY MOWERS A Few of Last Year's Models at DISCOUNT PRICES tion staffed by the mentally good Marshall is 64. Mrs.

Pat handicapped. The development would in sented Mrs. Holmes with a red rose corsage and the floral centerpiece was a gift from the family. rick Nugent, the former Luci Baines Johnson, is 25. elude separate living quarters where employes could be trained in off hours.

The prime sponsor of the biil BOARD MEETINGS OPEN As a new policy of the Department of Public Welfare, the regular quarterly meetings of the Board of Trustees of War ren State Hospital will be open to the public. Our next quarterly meeting will be Friday, July 21, at 11 a. m. in Israel Building Auditorium at Warren State Hospital. is Rep.

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Ruth Dalton, recently retired RETIRED MEETING DATE An important business meeting of Kane Chapter, American Association of Retired Persons did not decide that the Negro postmaster of James City for the past 35 years, honored her Lawn Garden Center 625 Biddle 837 8497 and her mother, Mrs. Jjnnie Mahood, who celebrated her 88th birthday Sunday at Wild mm should not have the priesthood. Brigham Young did not decie it David O. McKay did not decide it. I did not decide it.

God decided it." will be held Wednesday, July 5, at local First United Church. Lunch will be served following the meeting. cat Park in Ludlow. A delicious picnic lunch was served and games were played. The honored guests received gifts and a purse of money.

Guests attended from James City, Kane, Beaver, Warren, Erie, French Creek, N.Y., jfimi Valley, Calif, and Rhode Island. ARRIVALS Mr. and Mrs. Edward Hillings of Kane are the parents of a son born Sunday at 11:16 p.m. at Kane Community Hosp'tul.

Mrs. Hulings is the former "We hold these Truths to be self evident, that all Men are are created equal that they are endowed by their Creator with certain inalienable rights, that among these are Life, Liberty, and the Pursuit of Happiness." Thomas Jefferson wrote it our Founding Fathers affirmed it and the Declaration of Independence proclaimed the birth of a nation, 1 sH based on respect for the human spirit. Today we remember xand celebrate it. Our banking offices will be closed Tuesday, July 4th INDOOR OUTDOOR CARPET 12 it. wide 4 Good Colors $2.39 sq.

yd. Georgianna Wood. ALL RAINCOATS and ALL PURPOSE COATS REDUCED YESTERDAY IN HISTORY By Associated Press On July 2, 1940, during World War II, the French government moved to Vichy. Baby clothes sure to please. We gift wrap.

Bessie's Kiddie Shop. ad 6 It. and 12 It. wide with rubber backing $3.89 sq. yd.

Roy B. Constable Stores KANE OFFICE WARREN NATIONAL BANK Offices in Warren, Forest, McKean ft Elk Oountlet Serving Kinzua Country AUDITIONS Will be held for any contestant in the local area wishing to participate in the AMATEUR SHOW to be held at the Swedish Festival in Mt. Jewett in August. Contact Clyde lack 778 5561 or 778 5639 after 6 p.m. Suzanne Shoppe Kane Johnsonburg.