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The Kane Republican, Saturday, May 11, 196S WILL BE USED FOH Ex Kane Girl is Wed in Smethport Mr. end Mrs. Herbert W. Johnson, Smethport, former Kane residents, announce the marriage of their daughter Marilyn Ann to John Edward Rosens wie, son of Mr. and Mrs.

Edward M. Rosenswie of East Smethport. Pa. The wedding took place April 27 in Smethport. Mrs.

Rosenswie attended Kane schools and graduated, from SmeOhport Area High School, Class of 1963. She attended Th' Olean Business Institute i Olean, N.Y. and is employed as a stenographer at Quaker State Oil Refifning Corp. at Farmers Valley. Mr.

Rosenswie Is a graduate of Smethport Area High School Class of 1963 and attended Alfred University, Alfred, N.Y. He is presently serving wih the Special. Forces Unit of the Army at Ft. Bragg, N.C. Mrs.

Rosenswie is the granddaughter of Mrs. Clarence Erick son and niece of Mrs. Betty Port and the Misses Sylvia and Irene Johnson of Kane. Farmer Receiving More for Milk WASHINGTON (AP) Prices farmers receive for milk through this year likely will average some five per cent above the record $5.02 per 100 pounds of 1967. The Agriculture Department based this revised forecast on higher support levels announced or the 1968 69 marketing year and raised prices in federal marketing orders.

For the first quarter of this year prices furmers received for all milk averaged $5.18 per 100 pounds, up three per cent from a year earlier. The April average price was $5.01. April June milk production is expected to be lower than it was last year. Feed prices probably will continue to average under those of last year, while prices farmers receive likely will stay up. The prospect for the April June quarter is for a three per cent rise in the wholesale average of all dairy products.

ayot jy i jf yjg 'POOR PEOPLE'S MARCH" winds along to the area of Mother of Year Raised 18 Children in N. Dakota THE POOR MARCHERS PITTSBURGH AP) Gov. Shafer's Office has authorized use of the Hunt National Guard Armory as sleeping quarters for the Poor People's Campaign ex pected to arrive Wednesday from the Midwest. Armory commander LtV Col. William Beadling told reporteis the Guard is happy to provide the Armory and will extend ev ery courtesy to the State Police Commissioner Frank McKetta said there ar; no special plans for state police activity in the city when the marchers arrive.

But he said plans are being formulated so the march will not tie up traffic. Safety Director David W. Craig said police will cooperate with the marchers. The marchers will only be sheltered in the Armory. Bead ling said they will have to provide their own bedding.

The Pittsburgh march committee has responsibility for getting the marchers from Pittsburgh to Washington. Pittsburgh is the last stopover for the Midwestern leg of the national march. Estimates of the num ber of marchers expected to ar rive in Pittsburgh have ranged from 300 to 3,000. A rally will be held in the Civic Arena Wednesday night. 1 REDS FREE AMERICAN WASHINGTON UP) Peter T.

Feinauer, a 27 year old Ameri can sentenced to 15 years in an East German prison on charges that "he was an agent for the Central Intelligence Agency was released Friday. Feinauer was arrested by the Germans on Oct. 7, 1966. CHEYNEY PREXY RESIGNS CHEYNEY, Pa. (AP) Dr LeRoy Banks Allen, president of controversy ridden Cheyney State College, has submitted his resignation, it was announced Friday.

Subscribe to the Republican. Mi cnotw i arv.J LEAF PROBLEM, And i A STEM MAM This section of the "Poor People's Edwards, with Rev.r Ralph candlelight ceremony at the grand ballroom of the Waldorf Astoria Hotel. Asked her advice for young mothers today, Mrs. Bodine replied: "I think religion is the basis of a family. Religion came first in our house." She said that mothers and children today have more freedom because of the conveniences of modern life.

She recalled that electricity did not come to their farm untii 1945. Mrs. Bodine said she was par ticularly proud that 16 of her 18 children had attended college. She frowns on miniskirts nnd hippies. HCRRI KANE DISTRIBUTION Copies of Hurri Kane, the Kane Area Senior High School yearbook, will be distributed at the high school next Wednesday at 2:30 p.m., it has been announced.

The Krag Jorgensen rifle was used by Anlerican troops during the Spanish American war. KCTIOH NEW YORK (AP) Mrs. Elizabeth Bodine, 1968 Mother of the Year, raised her 18 children on a farm in North Dakota. Saying too much freedom is not good for children, she believes that it is better when they, have chores to do. Mrs.

Bodine's guidance has paid The numerous, offspring of this 70 year old native of Poland have made' their mark in America. They include a Navy "of ficer, a retired A'r Force colonel, three teachers, two nurses, a lawyer, a football coach and a baseball, coach. Her family including SO grandchildren and eight great grandchildren, is spread from Minnesota to California although six of the children make their homes in North Dakota. When they are not at their own home in Velva, N.D., Mrs. Bodine and her husband, Frank, a retired farmer, visit the children's homes, stopping, about, a month at each place.

Mrs. Bodine, who came to the United States with her parents in 1913, was the 1963 award winner Thursday in a i 'k Choraliers Sang For Student Body The popular Choraliers singing group of Kane Area Senior High School presented a musical assembly program at that school Tuesday morning of this week. The attire of The Choraliers and their director, Loren Wright, included new blue suit coats. The program opened with a portion of "From Sea to Shining Sea," followed by moments of silence. Selections by the popular vocal group included "Breath of God," "Elijah Rock," "Somewhere My Love" (from the movie "Dr.

and a 25 m.in ute medley of songs from Irving Berlin's musical "Annie Get Your Gun." The program closed with The Choraliers singing "You'll Walk PERSONAL Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Bair returned to their home in Wet more Thursday after spending last' six months in Kissim imee, Fla. ROLL ON DEODORANT Giant Size Keg. $1.49 $1.17 OUR PRICE MYLANTA ANTACID Liquid 12 oz.

Keg. $1.98 1.69 NOW ONLY Come in and check oyer our low prices. WIDMANN'S DISCOUNT Fraley St. Kane. Pa.

LOW PRICES at Widmann's EVERYDAY! Suzanne Shoppe Simplicity Off HOSPITAL NOTES "community hospital Admissions Master Kenneth Paul Johnson, Mt. Jewett Mrs. Joeann Niklas, Sergeant Master Rodney Swedenhjelm, Sinnamahoning, Pa. Discharges Edmund Murawskim, Marien ville Julius Fors, Kane Robin Anderson, Kane Mrs. Carol Smead and infant daughter, Smefhport KANE SUMMIT HOSPITAL Admissions Ortensio Kane Dicharges Mrs.

Cecelia Popielski, James Cify Grover Rankin, Kane AT AREA HOSPITALS Master Bradley Hanson, Mar ienville, admitted to Warren Gen. Hospital. Lee Black, Kane, discharged from Ridgway Hospital. Corn (maize) originated in the Americas. March on Washington" Abernathy in the lead.

Sorority Group Honors Mothers Members of t'he Beta Kappa Chapter, Beta Sigma Phi Soror ity honored mothers and guests with a Mother's Day party Wed nesday evening in the social rooms of the First United Church (Presbyterian). Each guest was presented a lovely carnation corsage. Amelia Esmond welcomed the guests and' Mrs. Marion Crill in troduced t'he guest speaker, Mrs. Marie Robinson of Zelienople, Pa.

Mrs. Robinson displayed and described tier huge doll collection which consists of dolls dating back to the year 1845 to the present day "Barbie" and dolls from countries of the world. Refreshments were served from a table attractively decorated with a centerpiece of pink spring flowers and tapers. The social committee members were hostesses for the evening. AKRIVAIS A daughter was born to Mr.

and Mrs. Lee Niklas (Joeann MacCauley) of Sergeant last evening at 9:45 at Kane Community Hospital. Baby clothes sure to please. Bessie's Kiddie Shop BLONDIE ARCHIE XV esvk I SERANIUM PLANT; Subscribe to the Republican. $1.45 Size Now n.i7 BUSH'S PHARMACY By Chic Younr By Bob Montana By Dick Brooks MICRIN ImiqnI 1 ,1 UJA VOILL HAVE TOl EVERYBODY'S I fr TAKE IT TO THAT A SPECIALIST hrT i 'rkA MAM THESE A vNT VV, wa Paragraphs Now Open Kilmers' fruit market at Lantz Corners.

5 10 5t. Window and screen repairs of all kinds. Cnrdamone Paint Electric. 5 4 tf. fanny Farmer candy for Mother's Day at Busti's Pharmacy.

5 10 2L Eagles Club Mother's Day Special! Ham Dinner from 2:00 till 7:00. 5 9 3t Elks lady bowling: banquet 6:30 Saturday the Elks Lodge. All subs and sponsors invited. 5 10 2t FISHERMEN: Fishing: licenses, live minnows, salted minnows, night crawlers and salmon eggs at Chubon's Hard ware Sporting Goods. 5 4 tf.

Elks Elks Elks: All Sports Banquet, Tuesday, May 21. Tickets on sale from officers or at bar, price $2.25 per. 5 9 3t House Paint Special. 10 off all house paints during May. Cardamone Paint Electric.

5 4 tf. Kane Country Club stag dinner Wednesday, charcoal grilled delmonico steaks. For reservations call 837 8686, 9741, or 8291 by Tuesday. 5 10 3t V.F.W. World Clothing: Drive May 1 to 15..

For pick up call 837 9989 or bring to club rooms on Wetmore Ave. 57, 9, 11, 13, 14, 15 SAVE up to 80 new fishing tackle showing new selection of bikes all sizes, colors, and we service them. Cliff's Sports Shop. Elk Ave. Kane.

3 13 eod tf Darlaine Johnson Is Prom Queen A Mt. Jewett girl, Darlaine Johnson, was crowned queen of the annual Junior Senior Prom in the Kane Area Senior High School gymnasium last night. She is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Johnson of Mt.

Jeweff. Her escort was James Bristol, son of Mrs. Arthur Key ser of Mt. Jewett. About 200 persons attended the dance with music provided dur ing the evening, including the Post Prom Party at the Kane Elks Ballroom, by the Johnnv xv.

wuartet or Bradford and a Bradford orchestra. "Autumn Shadow." Chaperones included Princi pal and Mrs. Leo Herzog, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Carson, Mr.

and Mrs. Robert Boyer, Miss Edith Frola and Dennis Atkinson. NEARBY DEATHS Miss Alice Hall, 78, Port Allegany, a retired school teacher in McKean County elementary schools, died at her home Wednesday. Fanny Farmer candy for Mother's Day at Busti's Pharmacy. 5 10 2t.

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CRYING THE BOCKS AND I'VE ri CT MEAT AXE SORTEP OUT HUGGS cn4 SgEETEH By Walter Bishop Z' HEY, JUHIOR, I'M SOUSC 1 TOOK VOL) TO THE) I OTHER VOGS ARB I BUT jyWIOR IU5T BE PLAMNIMS WHAT ARE YDU NATURAL HISTORY MUSEUM. I V. COMTEMT TD PURY TO BUKV ONE OF THOSE POIMS TO OUR BEEP AMP LAMS PlNOSAUR COMES ETTA KETT mu Dy Peal nobinson Sw iAOWINGCYLAhlDEiliy I I uttVdi 1 A SUMMER TT AS A REFERENCE. Or COURSE 1 i rrrrrl youdontj notgladto office vMfJ vR rrf Vvherc'd he i OVER BIG HURDLE Over a big hurdle with a victory in the cIta P' Sen Rbert Kennedy and wue EUiel Iook haPPy as they face supporters in Indianapolis. 1 Soldwi Flair "Iff 18K Gold.

i .23 Jewels, r. Sirianni Kane High Spring Concert Friday, May 17 8 p.m. Jr. High School Auditorium Featuring: The Choraliers, Kane Senior High Chorus, Kane High Orchestra and new ninth grade vocal group, The Teen Tories. I Also, the West High School Chorus of Roches ter, N.Y.

Tickets: $1 for adults, 50c for students FRALEY ST. KANE. PA. 1.