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IKS DA9LY NOTES, CANONSSUSO, KHSUL PAGE THSE1 Wo, let i A ocve MRS. ANN ZEMAITIS SH. 5-6400 FRIDAY, MARCH 25, 1960 Social Events Mrs. William Darby Guest Of Local Woman's Club Twenty Members Attend Ta Conge Class Meeting Local Actor Will Appear On TV Tom Thomas, son of Mr. and Mrs.

John E. Thomas of Thomas, Pa. who has been a resident- Mrs. Eugenie Carothers Selected As Contestant For 'Grandma Of 1961' The First Ward PTA will meet Monday, Mar. 28, at 7:30 p.m.

An Mrs. William T. Darby, County The March meeting of the Ta Conge Class was held on Saturday at Hume House, Greenside executive board meeting will be held at .7 p.m., prior to the regu Personals actor at the Little Lake Theater, Federation president, addressed the Woman's Club, Wednesday afternoon. She presented the topic "Community Situations at Home The judges the first annual Donaldsons Cross Roads for the past three seasons, will appear lar meeting. Guest speaker will be Miss Margaret McKelvy, dietitian at the Canonsburg General Grandma America Contest, con sing in the near future.

The annual strawberry festival was discussed. The remainder of the evening was spent in a pleasant social hour with delicious refreshments served by the hostess committee, Mr. and Mrs. August Bethem and Mr. and Mrs.

Mervin Reynolds. Those not present on Saturday ducted in New York City, have no on the TV Guide Award Program, Raymond Catalano, son of Mr. and Abroad," as it was developed from many foreign countries in 50 th Anniversary Marked By Couple Ave. There were 20 members present. The devotional period, which opened the meeting, was conducted by Mervin Reynolds.

He used a recording of a talk given by Rev. C. W. Farrel at a University tified Mrs. Eugenie Grover Car Friday night at 8:30 o'clock.

and Mrs. Joseph Catalano, 323 others, known to the people to Tom has been in Hollywood for Grace is home for the week panel discussions at the University Park Conference, where she represented Washington County at Twenty students of Chartiers- the past three months for TV audi due to the illness of his mother, who is a patient in the Washington Houston High SchW have started InMt. Pleasant Twp. tions. He was a student in North Strabane schools and graduated meeting in Houston, Texas.

evening are asked to please note a fan club for a Canon-McMillan the Penn State School, last sum- Hospital. Catalano is student Washington County as Mrs. C. E. Carothers, 461 McClelland Road, that she has been selected to represent the State of Pennsylvania in the national Grandma Contest.

She will bear the title of "Grand The entertainment of the even-1 the change of date of the next Inci-imer. from East Washington High Joint Senior High wrestler. teaching at Oil City High School. Relatives and neighbors were School. He is a graduate of the ing was a series of "Candid meeting.

y-1 1 1 1 dently he hails from Cecil He is a senior of Edinboro State camera coiorea snaes oi various Pittsburgh Playhouse School of entertained at a dinner to honor the 5t0h wedding anniverssary of Teachers College. social events of the church in the Dramatics. ma Pennsylvania of 1961" for the Mr. and Mrs. Don M.

Cowden, The delegates from many countries were educated, cultured people seeking doctorate degrees and specializing along educational, industrial, agricultural, medical and technical lines to help fill such past years, and social gatherings DD Ranch FRIDAY SPECIAL The Confraternity of Christian Rudolph Dagsher RD 2. Mt. Pleasant Township. The affair of some of the members of the Mothers of the St. Genevieve's Canonsburg; Joe Dagsher, 304 was held in Fulton's Coffee shop, Catholic Church will receive Holy Elm and Mrs.

Mary Dagsher, Canonsburg. Friday evening class. The pictures were project ed by Mr. and Mrs. Wilbert Scott with comments by August Be Communion in a body at the 8:30 needs in their homelands.

She said that they all spoke excellent Lazor Completes Accounting Course Jerome Paul Lazor of 521 Gif- a.m. Mass on Sunday, Mar. 27. I March 18. Covers were laid for 42 guests.

Yellow roses and a large decorated cake centered the forthcoming year. Mrs. Carothers, in accepting this honor, will compete in New York City at the Waldorf Astoria Hotel for the national Grandma America title on June 21, at the expense of Grandma America, Incorporated. It savors of a competitive Beauty Contest in which there will be a possible fifty them. English and were able linguists, Following this.

President Mrs. RD 2, Washington, left by plane for Compton, for one week stay. They left Sunday, to visit their brother William Dagsher, who is a patient in the Long Beach Veterans Hospital. William SEA FOOD PLATTER iBaby Lobster Tail Shrimp Oysters Fish Sticks Clams French Fried Potatoes Tossed Salad Hot Biscuits Sherbet Coffee $1.34 James Dunn, conducted the busi table. Present were: VanEman Cow the great need for Homn Wnmpn Hnlff American to emphasize LCIIIU YTUIIIGII MUlUjoncmpap studies from hemnnins ness session.

Regular monthly re fin who recently completed den and Milocent Herriott, Hous ports were heard, including a re the Fundamental Accounting was a resident ot lanonspurg Course at Duff's Iron City Busi ton; Vance Smith, Arthur Smith, Mr. and Mrs. Wilbert Walker, Mr. Successful Meeting grandmas, but one to win port on the Cub Scout dinner re cently served. seven years ago.

grades on through high school. Some striking statements arid thought provoking highlights of their talks were, "Not to give what we didn't want, and what Interviewing Mrs. Carothers, iand Mrs. John W. Herriott, John In new business, it was voted to Canonsburg i 1 of Dem Served 5 P.M.

to 9 P.M. For Reservations SH 5-1613 Patricia Cheek, daughter of Mr. change the date of the next meet and Mrs. Earl Cheek, Grace ocratic Women held its March meeting at the Slovak Hall, Mon ness Institute, 717 Liberty Pittsburgh, has been employed by the Eazor Express Company, Pittsburgh, according to Mrs. Lee C.

Gassner, director of placement at Duff's. Lazor is a graduate of Canonsburg High School. Hutchison, Mrs. Carrie Cummins, Mr. and Mrs.

Jack Ferris, Mr. and Mrs. Lee White, McDonald; Mr. and Mrs. David Weaver, Mr.

and Mrs. Dell Weaver, Mr. and they didn't need," but "to study ing trom Apr. 16 to Apr. 23 on account of Easter.

The program committee was asked to look into has been discharged from the Canonsburg Hospital. Patricia is a who by the way is employed on the editorial staff of The Daily Notes, we asked her how she felt about it. She replied, "I'm in shock. I was probably the only entrant in the contest from Pennsylvania." their needs, thus giving meaning to our aid." "W7e need to know day March 21. The brief business meeting was presided over by Mrs.

Peter Elish, president. the possibility of having a hymn fourth grade student at Third Ward School, has been hospitaliz Mrs. Henry Fehl, Thomas Weav why and where we are giving and er, Mr. and Mrs. Ben Weaver, ed for three weeks and absent Home Economics News SATURDAY SPECIAL HOME BAKED HAM Fruit Glaze Sweet Potatoes Buttered Corn Apple Sauce Hot Biscuits Coconut Chiffon Pudding Coffee $1.37 what it means." "The hope for world peace lies in our using our material wealth and resources to from classes for six weeks.

Several weeks ago a letter was received at the Daily Notes editorial office asking for an en I Johnston, Mrs. Anna Wallace Games were enjoyed at the close of the meeting. Prizes were awarded to Dan D. Angelis, Martha Pushkar and Sylvia DeFillipo. Door prizes were awarded to Ca try to make others self-support them together.

When cleaning Canonsburg; Mr. and Mrs. Harry Schneider, Bridge ville; Mr. and Mrs. Robert W.

Cowden and chil ing." shelves and drawers, use the stor Trim Figure For Summer Fashions Summer clothing flatters a trim therine Gennocra, Phyllis Painter, Mrs. Darby stated, "America age rule to check that items are County Federation Sponsors Art Show Once again it is time to remind needs to learn how to get along in a convenient place, suggest W. C. Hartman, Dan Liusi, Betty Antionette and Ann Grassi. Committee in charge of the dren, Miss Lois Acheson, Hickory; Miss Dorothy Partington, West-land; Mr.

and Mrs. Erie Cupning- with others which demands all figure. If your figure isn't as trim as you'd like take time now to get Serving 1 P.M. to 9 P.M. For Reservation SH 5-1613 Miss Kay Melenyzer, extension home economist, a i gton trant.

Being a born adventuress, Mrs. Carothers sent in the application with an unretouched portrait by a local photographer, together with her age, pedigree, progeny, educational, civic, social, business and religious activities for the past half-century. The grand prize is a $500 Savings Bond, two-week vacation at people to simply reshuffle their ham, Washington; and the Rev. it into shape, urges Miss Kay Mel- evening were Mrs. Dan Luisi, assisted by aMrtha Pushkar, Rose County.

and Mrs. Robert Caldwell, of Ven enyzer, Asst Extension Home prejudices! Others can learn much from us; we can learn something from them. We cannot make little SUNDAY SPECIAL biore containers, wrapping pa the public of the County Art Show for junior and senior high school students sponsored by the Washington County Federation of Womens Clubs, under the direction of the Fine Arts Department ice United Presbyterian Church, Economist, Washington County. Garcyea, Mary Dellarso, I a Folcocchio, Emily Barfield and Rosella Stankas, Dorothy Grout, pers, and special equipment used to prepare foods for the freezer During winter many persons Mrs. Vance Smith, Mrs.

John Hutchison and Mr. Cowden's sister, Miss Margaret Cowden, were gain weight because they've eaten Americas out of all the world; we really should not want to. Prejudice is a world problem. History a chosen resort and a certain in the same place. Keep vacuum Rose Bruno, Ann McC 1 1, more calorie-ncn loods and ex amount of adulation which old Mary Pankiewiecz and Mary Biil- unable to be present because of cleaner attachments together and near the cleaner.

A cloth or with Mrs. Robert J. Wood of California Pa. as chairman and Mrs. Mrs.

Carey Proctor as Vice-Chair hasn't balanced the books yet. sters just naturally love. May the illness. most worthy Grandma win! ROAST BEEF with Stuffing Whipped Potatoes Mixed Vegetables Fresh Rhubarg Hot Biscuits Pie Coffee $1.31 Serving Noon to 9 P.M. For Reservation SH 5-1613 The next meeting will be held The couple was married March History shows few nations have fallen from without, most fall man.

April 18. 16, 1910, by the Rev. M. Work, The art show is to be held at from within: not having too little. Canonsburg.

They have two chil ercised less than they do in other months. To achieve a figure that will complement summer clothes, combine a good diet with moderate exercise. Foods high in nutrients but low in calories are a must in the diet. Protein-rich foods, such as meat, Herron Hall Gymnasium, Cali sponge, a floor mop, and special preparation used to clean the bathroom are handy when stored at one place, in or near the bathroom. Storing related items together but too much not used wisely." dren, Robert Cowden and Miss Mrs.

Darby suggested outstand fornia State College, California. The art show is open to the public Strabane News Elsie Cowden, of Hickory, and three grandchildren, Ann, Donnie ing books dealing with Interna pr. 8 and 9 between the hours and Beth Cowden. tional Relations by contemporary authors including Dr. Thomas makes it easier to do a job and of 9 a.m.

to 9 p.m. On Saturday Mr. and Mrs. Frank Mikec, poultry, fish, eggs, and dairy pro ba Apr. 8, the certificates and prizes ij View visited in West New Dooley, India's Nehru, Leonard iff 1 1- .111 UUVLO, iiviu out 11 lit 11 111UOV.1V J.

i Eagles Auxiliary Holds Session The Fraternal Order of Eagles Auxiliary No. 861 met Monday evening with president Martha Lesniakowski pesiding. Reports were made by special and standing committees. The ritual team and interested members will meet at the Eagles win arrui ulvi, tJii.itit.iiL ton, on Sunday. helps to save steps.

Rearranging equipment and supplies often makes the storage space more convenient. HITCHIN' POST DRIVE-IN RODEO of SAVING NIGHT Friday, March 25 wide variety of fruits and vege tables provide vitamins and min participating will receive a Certificate of Merit. William Brower Chadron, Churches To Make Overseas Relief Appeal Sunday Special offerings will be made erals to keep the body working The public is urged to attend Ohio, returned to Ohio, after Milk Shakes 15c spending a short vacation with his I 1 this Art Show and view the brilliant talent shown by the young properly. It's a poor practice to skip any meal. Breakfast, especially, is the meal that needs Kenworthing, writers of Pakistan, of Israel, Iran.

She stated the need of club women to study outstanding personalities on the world screen. Mrs. Darby sketched the conditions existing in Mexico, which call for state cooperation of the State Federation in allocating CARE projects to that country. French Fries 13c parents, Mr. and Mrs.

William Brower, View Ave. people of Washington County. in Protestant churches observing One Great Hour of Sharing in Foot Longs 15c Home on Sunday, Mar. 27 to tra- i 1. I I ID vel to Connellsville at which Mrs.

Mary Kausek, Alexander Super Seymour 33e more, not less, attention. Many persons find that eating an adequate breakfast helps them feel better and work without tiring readily. They're also less likely to SCI YOUt tOCAl U. S. MARINi MCKUITEI March li) simultaneously wun similar offerings in churches is recovering nicely after Gospel Aires Change Time Of Appearance Members and friends of the ritual team will perform the initiatory exercises.

The group 6:33 P.M. to 9 P.M. undergoing surgery recently at, She concluded her address with will leave promptly at 12:30 p.m. the statement that the tragedy of nibble meals or overeat at lunch It was announced that the In Payne AME Church are asked to throughout the United States in support of the churches' ministry to homeless, hungry and destitute people abroad. A good breakfast include the Washington Hospital.

Mr. and Mrs. Frank Drenik, Clairton, visited relatives in the protein to prevent mid mornin Th SHORT and the age is not that men are poor-all men know something of povertyand not that all men are wicked, for who is good? But that men know so little of men." hunger. Serving a glass of milk Protestant denominations are asking a total of $11,418,000 for with a bowl of cereal or an eg raises the protein level of a break locality Wednesday. Mrs.

Frances Chesnic and son, Jacob, Latimer Mrs. Mary note the change of time for the Gospel Aires of Wellsville, Ohio, who will be featured Sunday, Mar. 27, at 5 p.m., at the church. The Gospel Aires are a group of mixed voices. They will present a splendid program to which the public is cordially invited.

A freewill offering "will be taken for the ternational Convention will be held Miami, Florida from Aug. 2-6. Interested members are asked to contact secretary Ethel Kohn SH 5-6179 regarding special fares and registration blanks. All members are asked to meet on Saturday, April 2 at 12 o'clock noon and Sunday, April 3 at 2 D.m. to helrj nrenare and serve fast to the amount nutrition au overseas relief work in 1960, a large portion of which is being sought through Sunday's One Great Hour of Sharing services.

In the 1960 United Appeal, of thorities recommend. Mrs. John C. Lynch, Southwestern vice president, and Mrs. W.

Frye of Charthene Club of Charleroi, were guests. Routine business was conducted by the club president, Mrs. H. M. Tomsic, Chartiers Mrs.

Elsie Chesnic, Canonsburg, attended the funeral of Mrs. Frances Grovnik, Store Related Items Together which One Great Hour of Shar- church facilities. Local talent will A rule of good storage is Alliquippa, on Wednesday, Mar. LONG in SUITS and COATS dinner for the Aerie class initia-' inS is a highlight observance, Pro also be featured. items are used together, store Day, who named a nominating testant denominations are working 23.

The deceased is the mother of Mrs. Max Chesnic, Elm Can by will the committee for election of officers be followed Savoy Trio together for the twelfth consecu tion, which dancing to Monessen. of onsburg. in April, and delegates to County Federation meeting also in The Eagles Next was awarded tive year through Church World Service in their appeals for support of their widespread programs of assistance to the needy. April at Charleroi.

to Ethel Kohn Gvedon Chesnic, Latimer will return to his home on Mon Refreshments were served at the close of the session. The next day. He has undergone minor sur Store Hours: 9 A.M.-5 P.M. OPEN FRIDAY NIGHT 'til 9 gery. regular meeting will be held on DL IL (GDI A NTT Store Hours: 9 A.M.

to 5 P.M. Open Friday Night 'til 9 Important Spring Accessories! Apr. 4. The Advisors of the Juvenile Suits have either short jackets or long ones and the skirts are slim. You have a choice of checks, plaids and solid colors.

Sizes for Juniors, Misses and Women I PRICED FROM Circle 19, are urging members to take note that children not bowl ing in the league are to meet Sat PV PLAIN PUMPS urday, Mar. 26, at 10:30 a.m., at Chartiers Rainbow Girls Record Hop Chartiers Assembly Rainbow for Girls will hold a Record Hop on Saturday, Mar. 26, from 8:30 to 11:30, in the Char-tiers Houston High School Gymnasium. Perry Marshall will be guest star for the hop and door prizes will be awarded. The public is cordially invited.

.50 the S.N.P.J. Alleys. i6 UP The regular league bowlers are For That Touch of White A NEW COLLAR $1.00 $1.95 to meet Saturday, Mar. 26, at 1 p.m., in the S.N.P.J. Alleys.

If you prefer a TOPPER or a LONG COAT You'll find just what you want here there are so many different styles from which to choose. Frank Gasper, Canonsburg, has been discharged from the Canons PRICED FROM .50 16 burg General Hospital and is con valescing at his home. UP Allison Park PTA To rVbet Allison Park School PTA will BRIGHT SCARFS For Color Contrast 59c to $2.95 CONCEETO Members of the Pioneer Lodge are asked to notice meeting post meet Monday Mar. 28 at 8 p.m. in the All-Purpose room at Allison School.

poned from the third Sunday to the fourth Sunday, April 24, due to Miss Harriet McCullough will be Mar. 25 Dolores Messerle Agnes Rosmen Gwen Robinson George Funka Joyce Valery Donald Finley Joyce Peresuitti Janice Louise Barbour Thomas Pallaria Jr. Elizabeth Pavlik Bobby DiFilippo Jeri Lynn Hainaut Richard Sherrow Barbara Collins Raymond F. Borden Mar. 26 Tony Dellarso George Gibson Barbara Peta Raymond Barbish Walter Navrotski David Polosky Charles Alexy Jean DuBois Laura Vend Mar.

27 Lucy Z. Borcllo i the guest speaker and her tonic Easter being on the third Sunday, will he "Europe," she will also Add That Look of Spring with A FLOWER! 50c $1.00 DAINTY HANKY'S 50c $1.00 show slides. S.N.P.J. Federation will hold its meeting on Sunday, in the SNPJ Joseph Chimenlo, bandmaster of Home. The local delegates are by "FOOT-FLAIR" OF COURSE and we think that they are the best fitting pumps in the shoe business.

All Wanted Colors Chartiers Houston Joint Schools will present his Jazz Band as entertainment. Refreshments will be served by the First Grade Mo John Koklick and John Tershel. Pioneer secretaries will be seated on Friday night, from 7 to 8 th, is. Extra points will be given for the fathers that attend. i in the S.N.P.J.

Home to collect monthly assessments. EASTER FOLDERS With Hanky's $1.25 Nice for Gifts CALF, also in or BLUE BONE, PATENT BLACK RED, WHITE LEATHER. LOVELY HATS $1.95 PURSES -GLOVES go hand-in-hand in the Easter Parade. Purses and up Gloves Sl.00 and up ANCE TONITE HIGH or MID-HIGH HEELS 511.95 and $12.95 Flowered hats or plain straws in all the newest colors. WHITE CALF Off! AC Friday, March 25 9 to 12 CANONSBURG ARMORY Sponsored by NCO Club Becky Skowvron Tina Louise Sedcroff Carl Cigana Michael Horr Karen Anne Kolaczynski Wanda Faye Comer Lois McLaughlin Vincent Bruno DiBaltista Victor DiBaltista Jr.

Susan Smith PUMPS jIUi3l (Pollock's MA IRONIES SATURDAY 9 to 6 FRIDAY 9 to 9 101 West Pike St. 4 E. Pike St. SH 5-3660 1.