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Mrs. Walter Warren of 312 Anton Street, Monongahela. Mrs. Celina Walters of 1644 Fourth Street, Monongahela. George M.

Mey, 2, son of George Mey of Finleyville. Mrs. Margaret Anders of Box 66, New Eagle. Walter Martin of Dunbar. David Davison, 11, son of Fred Davision of 204 Fifth Street, Donora.

Frank Andriechack of Wyano. Joseph Stankos of Belle Vernon. Mrs. George Kohut of Elizabeth. Mrs.

Paul Kohut of Webster. George Wilson of Washington. Fred Link of Finleyville. Jack Toomey of 116 Fourteenth Street. Donora.

Mike Kluse of 551 East Main Street. Monongahela. Mrs. Bernard Gechoff of Brownsville. Mrs.

Charles Kownacki of Chess Street. New Eagle. Mrs. Josephine Zavarello of 161 West Main Street, Monongahela. Mrs.

Kenneth Wagner of Elrama. William Stewart of 610 Mound Street. Monongahela. William Rishert of 539 Park Avenue, Monongahela. Mrs.

Joseph Crable of Brownsville. Mrs. George Hobaugh of 239 Thompson Avenue, Donora. Miss Elizabeth Davis of 430 Second Street. Monongahela.

Discharged (Friday) Mrs. Evan David and daughter of Elizabeth. Mrs. Morris Augustine of Monongahela. Saturday) William Marlett, of Courtney.

Mrs. James Encapera of California. Mrs. Louisa Pierini of Van Voorhis. Celeste Perry of Finleyville.

Mrs. Charles J. Cole of West Elizabeth. Thomas Felnik of Finleyville. Susan Kubica of Monongahe- la.

Mrs. Ernest Desiderio and son of Elrama. (Sunday) Mrs. Ralph Greco and son of Monessen. Mrs.

Charles Resetar and daughter of Monessen. Mike Fabini of Finleyville. Mrs. Paul Richardson of Eighty Four. Michael Martin of Eighty Four.

Mrs. William Schemer and son of Elizabeth. Mrs. Kathryn Conway of Donora. Charleroi-Monessen Hospital November 27, 1963 Admissions Charles M.

Behanna of Don- ora. Matt Zrinscak of Monessen. Mrs. Edward H. Braithwood Belle Vernon.

Mrs. Richard J. Merlo of North Charleroi. Charles C. Wheatley of Char- leroi.

Mrs. Matthew Radic of Mo- nongahela. Mrs. Louise Vincetich of Monessen. Mrs.

Everett C. Shaver of Center. Births daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Edward Murin of MonesNovember 27 at 12:05 a.m.

daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Robert D. Poskin of Van Meter. November 27 at 1:14 Discharged Raymond F.

Moats of Char- Cynthia Hubans of Monessen. Andrew Lelik of Donora. Mrs. Louis Toth of Char- Mrs. Michael Katsuleris of Mrs.

Raymond R. Stuck of Perryopolis. Peter M. Turtzer of Charle- Swanton V. Rea of Donora.

Mrs. Joseph W. Latour of Monongahela. Mrs. Margaret Davis of North Charleroi.

Miss Nancy J. Taylor of Belle Vernon. Mrs. Mary Russell of Charle- (continued on page ten) (Column One) State Takes Over Hollow Road Carroll Supervisors Purchase Dump Truck Carroll Township Board of morning, purchased a new The truck purchased from Supervisors, at its regular dump truck to be used in road monthly meeting Saturday maintenance. Finleyville Girl's Biography In 'Who's Who Among Students' Jean Keally of Finleyville is one of ten outstanding Seton Hill College Students whose biographies will be included in the 1963-64 edition of "Who's Temperatures Drop; Snow Slicks Roads Wintry weather arrived in the Monongahela Valley, as well as all of Pennsylvania.

Friday when precipitation which started as rain turned to snow. causing highways to become slushy and then ice-slicked as temperatures dropped. A total of 1.50 inches of melted snow and rain was measured at Lock No. 4 from 1:40 a.m. Friday, when the rain started.

to 7 a.m. Saturday. Accumulation of snow varied in the county from about an inch in urban areas to three inches in the country. Low temperature in the area was registered at 8 a.m. Sunday at Division D.

Headquarters of Equitable Gas Company at Ginger Hill when the mercury fell to 19. This varied by seven degrees with that at Lock No. 4 where 26 was registered at 7 a.m. Temperatures on the River are not quite so cold, although everyone seems to think that the opposite is true. as those in the wind swept hill sections of the country, as a comparison.

set forth below. shows. High temperature Friday at Lock No. 4 was 30 at 1 p.m. Saturday's high was 33 at p.m., low 28 at 7 a.m.

Sunday's low was at 7 a.m., rising to 31 at 4 p.m. Temperatures at Ginger Hill were Firday, high 45 at 6 a.m.: low 30 at 1 p.m. remaining at that point all night. Saturday, high 29 at 3 p.m.. low 25 at 9 p.m.

Sunday, low 19 at 8 a.m.. high 27 at 1:30 p.m. The low at the Gas Company building today was 24 at 4 a.m., with 32 registered at noon. Snow started falling again about 11 a.m. today and was still coming down steadily in small flakes at press time.

Waters of the Monongahela River, which had been rising. crested at 1 a.m. Sunday when 17.8 was recorded on the upper gauge and 15.9 on the lower at Lock 4. Readings there this morning showed 16.7 on the upper gauge and 14.6 on the lower. both falling.

a spokesman said. Visiting Judges (Continued From Page One) hopes any appeal will be taken in time for that December ses- sion. Judge Carson said he sought help because he was in a posttion of sitting in review in decisions he had made as head of the return board. The Marino Anderson contest continues to be close, The last total of any significance showed Marino leading by two votes but there were a number of problems still to be resolved, one of which is the disposition of 31 absentee and military ballots, either to be voided or to be counted after having been voided by the return board. West Brownsville CD Director Named HARRISBURG (UP -Gov.

William W. Scranton todav named these borough civil defense directors: Richard L. Stannard Stockertown, Northampton County and John B. Honecheck. West Brownsville, Washington County Mrs.

Helen Sepe, Businesswoman, Dies In Pgh. Mrs. Helen Marie Brazen Sepe of 462 East Main Street, Monongahela, died in Mercy Hospital, Pittsburgh, Saturday, November 30, at 5:20 p.m. Death, at age 48, followed a lingering illness. Mrs.

Sepe was born at Bunola March 25. 1915. and had been a resident of Monongahela for 35 years. She was the former owner of Hickory Grill restaurant in Second Street. She was a member of St.

Anthony's Roman Catholic Church of Monongahela. Survivors include one son. Louis of Monongahela, with whom she lived: her step-father, Paul Duda of Ella Hollow: one grandson: five sisters, Mrs. Blanche Mouser. Mrs.

Agnes Pasterick and Mrs. Violet Shevchik, all of Donora. Miss Stella Duda of Ella Hollow, and Mrs. Ann Brenner of Elizabeth: three brothers, Henry Duda of Ella Hollow, Joe Duda of Gary, and George Duda of Donora. Friends are being received at the Nicholas V.

Campana Funeral Home. 216 Chess Street. Monongahela. Monongahela Man Is Found Dead In Room Andrew Kopy (Kopay), aged Monongahela resident who lived alone, was found dead in his room above the Carousel Lounge at 539 East Main Street. Sunday evening.

City police were called at 7:20 p.m. December 1 by Joe Hellen, proprietor of the Carousel. Mr. Kopy. a retired coal miner, was born in May.

1881. and 79 years of age at his death. Survivors due tour sonsJohn. Andrew, Joseph and Michael, all of Bronx. N.

Y. Funeral arrangements, in charge of Bebout and Yohe Company Funeral Home. 300 Second Street. Monongahela, are incomplete pending arrival of the family from New York. MRS.

SUSIE V. DOTY Mrs. Susie V. Doty, wife of Joseph Doty of Third Avenue. New Eagle, died Saturday.

No- vember 30, 1963. at 7:20 in Haven Crest Nursing Home. at the age of 72. Death followed a lingering illness. Mrs.

Doty was born at Shire Oaks May 13. 1891. and was a lifelong resident of New Eagle. Surviving with her husband are two daughters, Mrs. Mabel Baumgardner of New Eagle Mrs.

Bertha Tihansky of Charleroi: four sons. Charles Monongahela, George of Charleroi. Arthur of New Jersey, and Albert of Cleveland. Ohio: 15 grandchildren and seven great-grandchildren: and one sister. Rose Martello of New Eagle.

Friends are being received at the Nicholas V. Campana Funeral Home, 216 Chess Street, Monongahela. WILLIAM T. CONNELL William T. Connell.

55. of Bethel Park, was found dead in bed on Friday morning. November 29. He is survived by his wife and live children. He was a cousin of Eugene Connell and Mrs.

Arthur Griffith of Monongahela. In his earlier years. Mr. Connell had spent a great deal of time visiting with relatives in Monongahela. He had been employed as a construction worker.

Jimmy Hatlo Dies; Noted Cartoonist CARMEL. Calif. -Cartoonist Jimmy Hatio, who rose from a printer's devil to creafor of the popular "Little todine" and "They'll Do It Every comic strips, died Sunday of a heart attack. He was Hatlo's full-time cartooning career started in 1925 in San Francisco by a stroke of chance that to was carry his work eventually into more than 700 newspapers around the world. Hatio leaves his wife, Lois.

and son. James, Now You Know Washington is nearer to Moscow than to Buenos Aires. according to the National Geographic Society Skidding Car Strikes Auto Memorial Hospital Hospitality Shop Voluntarily Stalled by Women's Auxiliary Monongahela Memorial Hospital Births The son of Mr. and Mrs. Richard Bissel of 615 Grant Street, Monongahela, November 29 at 9 p.m.

The daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William Fasbaugh of RD 4. Library, November 30 at 6:31 a.m. The son of Mr.

and Mrs. Kasmier Sala of RD 2. Monongahela, November 30 at 10:07 p.m. 'The daughter of Mr. and Mrs.

Raymond Bianchi of Seeond and Marion Streets. New Eagle, December at 3:20 a.m. The daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Streyle of 733 Ellen Street.

Monongahela, December 1 at 9:22 a.m. The son of Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth DeSantis of 422 Park Avenue, Monongahela, December 1 at 9:57 a.m. The son of Mr.

and Mrs. Edward Klebanski of Finleyville, December 2 at 6:45 a.m. Admissions Mrs. Alfred Lee of 107 Cemetery Street. Monongahela.

Mrs. Phillip Quinto of 602 Lincoln Street. Monongahela. Boy Scout Yule Program This Evening The Annual Round Table Christmas program of the Monongahela Valley District, Boy Scouts of America will be held this evening at the Charleroi Elks Club in Charleroi starting at 7:30. All Cub, Scout and Explorer, leaders, committeemen, assistants and den mothers are invited to participate along with, husbands and wives.

Included the program will he the regular monthly Roundtable themes scheduled for January, Christmas carrolls and games. 25 cents gift exchange, and a buffet luncheon. Cub Scout theme "Family Alert Pack" and the Boy Scout theme Trail the Eaole, with a Merit Badge show highlight. Boy Scout week for February will he Funeral Notice DOTY. V.

Doty. 72. wife of Joseph Third Avenue. New Eagle. at Haven Crest Nursing Home.

November 1963, 7:30 a.m. Friends al Home. 216 Street. Menongahela. Tuesday, Dec at a.m.

Rev. Paul Leger. pastor Transliguration C. Church, officiating. Interment Monongahela Memori- al Park Nicholas SEPE.

Mrs. Brazen Sene. East Street, November Pittsburgh. Nicholas El Campana neral Home, Monongehela Street. 1 be dav.

4. at Dec. lotted by requiem 9:30 St Church. Rev. bate, pastor.

Inter- ZUKAUCKAS. Zukauckas. RD at Hospital November at 1:43 ment V. Thompson at Kenneth Main neral Home, Bentlesville. Services Tuesday.

Dec. 8.30 followed requiem 9 a.m. Luke Church. Rev. Thomas Nee officiating.

Interment the church cemetery. (T 12-2), Vie lowest of seven bids received by the Board. The agenda for Saturday's session was light. The Board: -Reviewed a reduction in assessments on several township properties stipulated by the Washington County Board of Assessments. -Heard a report on the Pigeon Creek flood control project now under construction which is now awaiting the arrival and installation of floodgates.

The gates are to be in: stalled by the State Department of Forests and Waters. and -Received official word that Black Diamond Hollow Road has been made part of Pennsylvania's highway system. The State Department Of Highways excepted the road after the State Legislature passed the "Highway Omnibus during its last sessions. Present were Supervisors Glenn Carson, Albert Palumbo and Joseph Vicek: Solicitor Melvin Bassi: Chief of Police Robert Sevich and Secretary Henry Pennline. Jehovah's Witnesses Set Gathering More than 1.500 Jehovah's Witnesses and friends are expected to fill to capacity the Union C.1.0.

building at 803 Donner Avenue in Monessen. at the climax of their semi-annual convention of ministers December 13, 14, 15. Preliminary arrangements were completed for the threeday gathering at a meeting the Clairton Kingdom Hall recently. The local congregation was represented by Mr. Carrol' Christopher and assistants.

1 In a report to the local congregation, Christopher said "Pennsylvania Circuit 8 of Jehovah's Witnesses had been reduced to 17 congregations with a membership of about 1.400 to 1.500." This he said. "was necessary because of the expanding membership which necessitated the forming of a new circuit no. 15 in this district. At the Clairton meeting the congregation overseers were informed of a change in district directors also. David J.

Thomas has replaced J. W. Filson who was transferred East. Thomas is no stranger in this district having directed many assemblies in this vicinity. He was trans-, ferred to the state of Florida and now is back in this area.

He will be the principle speaker representing Jehovah's Witnesses headquarters in Brooklyn. New York. These assemblies have as an objective the aiding of others in knowing God's requirements for life. During the three days an extensive house to house visiting work will be conducted over a large area to invite the public at all sessions. Some 21 departments will operate under supervisors and aids to organize an orderly three- of ministerial activities.

UF Extends (Continued from Page One) appear doubtful that 100 per cent of the goal can be reached by December 8 unless this week's contributions exceed present expectations. Considering present economic conditions of the Monongahela Valley, however, the present 84 per cent collection a tribute to the hard work of the volunteer solicitors in the many Valley towns, and to the staff of the Mon Valley United Fund. TO VISIT GRAVE PHIADELPHIA (UPD Princess Grace of Monaco said Sunday on her arrival here to visit her mother that she would visit the grave of President John F. Kennedy this week and call on Mrs. Kennedy.

Anthony V. Zukauckas, 1, died in the emergency Hospital at 1:45 p.m. Friday an hour earlier in a two-car 70-S. He suffered a crushed chest in the accident. State Police said the accident occurred about three miles west of Speers.

The Zukauckas car, driven by Ronald Zukauckas, 25, was traveling west, reportedly returning home from Charleroi. It was struck broadside by an auto driven by Janice K. McCleary, 16, of Charleroi RD 2, who was traveling east. The McCleary car slid on the slippery road and crossed the divider strip before striking the Zukauckas auto. The girl was driving on a learner's permit.

accompanied by a licensed driver. Clarence M. Potts of Charleroi, a Charleroi policeman. Police said the victim was thrown from the auto by the impact. Three Boys Arrested For Robbery Try Donora police, with able assistance from Monongahela and New Eagle police, arrested three Monongahela youths Thursday at midnight on charges of burglary, attempted robbery, and assault and battery.

Two juveniles and William Namie, 21. of 106 Short Alley, were arrested by Donora police after an investigation into the attempted robbery and beating of Fred Hamilton, 61. co-owner of the Rambler Sales in Donora last Tues. day night. Hamilton, who lives in A trailer at the rear of the garage at 533 Meldon Avenue, told police two youths broke into his trailer and attempted to rob him.

The elderly man called for help after struggling with the boys, and two unidentified men from St. Mary's Club next door chased the youths, who fled a red car driven by the third youth. The unnamed vouths were turned over to juvenile authorities of Washington County while Namie was remanded to county jail at 6:30 p.m. Saturday for court action. The boys.

both under 18 years of age, were placed in custody of their parents and further action is to be taken today. All three were on probation from the Oakdale Reform School in Washington County, police said. Way Open For Bellmarette, Rostraver Merger A roadblock to the possible merger of the Rostraver and Bellmarette School Districts was removed last week when the Fayette County School Board released Bellmarette to the jurisdiction of the Westmoreland County School office, The action came on recommendation of County Superintendent Harry Riffle after Bellmarette directors made it clear they had desire to merge with Frazier Joint School District with which it was signed under the Fayette County School Board reorganzation plan. It is now up to the Westmoreland County Board to accept the Bellmarette jointure and place it in the same administrative unit as Rostraver in the county school plan. 52, of Bentleyville, RD room of Charleroi- Monessen of injuries received about collision on ice Route Sons of the victim, Ronald and Gerald.

17, were treated at the hospital and released. Ronald suffered abrasions of the hand and foot and Gerald a possible knee injury. Anthony V. Zukauckas, was born July 29. 1911, in Castle Shannon, a son of Anthony and Antonina Zukauckas.

He was employed as a pumper by the Bethlehem Mines Corp. He was a member of St. Luke Roman Catholic Church of Bentleyville, the Holy Name Society of the church and UMWA Local 1190 of Ellsworth. Surviving are his wife. Elwina Domanski Zukauckas: three sons.

Anthony Ill. a student at Pennsylvania State University, Ronald and Gerald. both at home: his parents, Mr. and Who Among Students in Amercan Colleges and The eight seniors and two juniors of Seton Hill were elected by the combined secret vote of the faculty and the members of respective classes. Selection is based on scholarship, service to others.

and demonstrated potentialities of leadership in extra-curricular activities. Miss Keally, a senior student and business manager of The 1964 Chevron and president of the Russian Club.is majoring in French at Seton Hill and would like to do graduate work In that field after graduation. In addition to her work on The Chevron and with the Russian Club, she is serving as student chairman of the College Development Fund. She is a member of Alpha Lambda Delta, 1 national scholastic honors fraternity for college women. Her parents are Mr.

and Mrs. Walter E. Keally of 5060 Don Street, Finleyville. Two Killed (Continued From Page One) Mrs. Mellon was a passenger in the Austin car.

Anthony Zukauckas of Bentleyville, died in the emergency room of the hospital of a crushed chest. received in a two-car car collision on Route 70-S on Friday. Four persons were injured. not seriously, in a two-car accident on Route 51 near Fellsburg on Friday. Admitted to the hospital in condition were: Gilbert H.

Keager, 56. of RD 3 Confluence, and his wife, Iva, 55: Margaret Patterson, 43. of Pittsburgh. Her husband. Sam- uel.

was treated for injuries and discharged. Jack Shannon, 17, of RD ALlenport. also was treated at Charleroi Monessen Hospital and released in "good" condition after he reportedly was injured in an accident on Route 88. A 17-year-old Clairton girl was injured in a one car accident Friday on Route 70-S. Lorraine Johnson was admitted to the hospital in condition and treated for a head injury.

John R. Emerick. 26. of Jacobs Creek skidded off Route 906 and into two houses in Naomi, about one mile north of Fayette City. Emerick was ken to the hospital and treated for cuts of the left hand and abrasions of the forehead.

where he was admitted In condition. His car was demolished. Neither house was damaged. In the lone Sunday accident. Joseph J.

Vescio 11. 13. of RD 1 Belle Vernon, was treated at C.M for a fractured left leg after he reportedly ran into a path of a car operated by Jack Dawson. 31, also of Belle Vernon. The accident occurred 011 Route 171.

five miles north of Fayette City. WPNB Declares Regular Fourth Quarter Dividend PITTSBURGH. Directors of Western Pennsylvanla National Bank have declared Dividend of 30 cents per share. payable December 14, 1963. to shareholders of record November 16.

After the first of the year. Western Pennsylvania National Bank's Directors will review the dividend policy, continuing the policy of passing to shareholders the benefits of WPNB's Program for Profitable Growth. Mrs. Anthony Zukauckas of Fallowfield Township: and the following brothers and sisters: Vincent and Houston of Cleveland. Ohio, Leo Zukauckas and Mrs.

Julius Stonis, both of Wycliffe. Ohio. Miss Anna Zukauekas at home, and Frank of Richeyville. Friends are being received at the Kenneth V. Thompson Funeral Home.

809 Main Street, Bentleyville. Senate Tackles (Continued From Page One) leave the majority party one vote short of the 26 required by the state Constitution to pass a piece of legislation. In addition. Democrats have promised solid opposition. The House will have one other major chore to perform this week before starting work on its redistricting measure.

Chamber Republicans must elect a majority floor leader to replace Albert W. Johnson. McKean County, who resigned last Tues day. Takes Congress Seat Johnson was named to gress a special election Nov. 5 to succeed the late U.S.

Rep. Leon H. Gavin, Oil City Republican, and was sworn in last week. Reps. George W.

per, Schuylkill, and Kenneth B. Lee. Sullivan, are regarded as the leaders in a field of five piring floor leaders. In another development concerning reapportionment, a special three judge federal court will convene in Philadelphia Wednesday to hear arguments on a petition filed in Scranton last week to prevent passage of the two redistricting bills before the General Assembly, The suit. filed by five restdents the state.

contends the bills deny equal protection der the law and seeks to halt Gov. William W. Scranton and others, including the legislature, from enacting the measures. It also asks that the state officials be halted from enforcing rent provisions of the state Constitution 011 reapportionment, charging they are contrary to the 14th amendment of the Constitution of the United States. The two bills also have come under the fire of the nia AFL CIO.

The labor ization warned the General sembly in a letter last week that it may take legal action these inequitable proposals Mercy are The letter said both proposals contain "glaring inequities" in population and came out against the principal of multiple tricts which two or more semblymen are elected. There are districts in the McCRORY'S 5 10 DISCOUNT NIGHT TUESDAY, DECEMBER 3rd. From 5 p.m. to 9 p.m. OFF ON ALL MERCHANDISE DOOR PRIZES PUBLIC INVITED 211 WEST MAIN STREET MONONGAHELA bill.

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