The Daily Notes from Canonsburg, Pennsylvania • Page 2

PAGE TWO THE DAILY NOTES, CANONSBURO, PA. THURSDAY, MAY 27, 1971 Hundreds Gather LEGAL BOOZE BOSTON (UPD-The Massa- gmmdot mm THURSDAY FRIDAY and SATURDAY SPECIALS We Reserve The Right To Limit Quantities Pictured, left-to-right front row Mary Anne Harrison, Vincent Uchal, Robert Beck, Robert Roncace, Ruth Bush; second row State Senator Austin J. Murphy, Charles Losko, John Anderson, Randall Bush, Governor Shapp, and Randall Marchesi. AREA YOUNGSTERS MEET GOVERNOR Pictured above are the members of the Washington County Cadet Squadron 140 Civil Air Patrol, Auxiliary of the USAF, on their recent tour of the State Capitol in Harrisburg. The youngsters and their chaperones met Governor Milton Shapp during their visit.

HEAD SHOULDERS Family Size Jar BAYER. HOSPITAL BAYER TIMED RELEASE ASPIRIN 72 LIST 1.89 LIST 1.95 BRECK HAIR SET MIST Super or Regular 7-oz. LIST 1.50 59 Suspension On Rate Increases May Be Lifted HARRISBURG (UPI) The Public Utility Commission Tuesday suspended rate increases proposed by two Western Pennsylvania sewage disposal companies, but said the suspensions will be lifted if the boosts are cut. At the same time, the PUC authorized the Corner Sewer Shippenville, to put in effect June 1 a $2,700 annual in 142 Pons in nt 1WP- ounty- Increases filed to go in effect June 1 by the Fairview Sanitation Co. in Erie County, and Suburban Sewage Disposal in Allegheny County, appeared too high on basis of extensive two-month studies, the PUC sajd.

Fairview, serving 101 houses in Fairview Township, sought a I la 1 1 1 1.1 1 Arthritis Pain. Formula nun For Court-Banned Rock Festival VANDERBILT, Pa. (UPI) Hundreds of young people gathered on a farm near this Fayette County village of 826 persons Thursday while attorneys sought a court injunction against a weekend rock festival. The event, organized by Golden Frank Enterprises previously was banned by a court in Armstrong County under heavy public pressure. Commissioners of Fayette County said they would go to court in Uniontown on behalf of the supervisors in Franklin where Vanderbilt is located.

Named as defendants in the petition for the injunction were J. Harold Arnold and his wife, Mary, owners of the farm; Golden Freak; the East Coast First Rate Lighter Than Air Fair Sound Storm '71, and other officials connected with the festival. The rock festival, billed to include about 40 performing groups, was to be held on a 455-acre farm. Golden Freak was predicting an audience of as many as 40,000 or 50,000 persons. A spokesman for Golden Freak said the promoters made a "verbal agreement with Arnold for the use of his farm and paid him some money in advance.

He said the farm was "a legitimate recreational area with outdoor facilities already constructed." "There's no way anybody can stop this rock festival legally," the spokesman said. A group of local residents met at the Grange Hall Wednesday night, reportedly to discuss a plan for blocking the roads to the festival ground. Arnold tarm is located on Route 201. Tickets were sold at $10 a person, but the spokes- man said persons over 30 would be admitted free. Sadat Charges U.S.

Spoils Peace Effort In Middle East Egyptian President Anwar Sadat, pledging continuing friendship with the Union," accused the States of "spoiling peace efforts and pushing the Middle East toward an explosion the consequences of which are incalculable." Sadat spoke at a banquet Wednesday night honoring Soviet President Nikolai V. Podgorny. The two chiefs of state held a series of meetings during Wednesday and were continuing their discussions today. The Egyptian president, in public reaffirmation that his purge of pro-Moscow elements in the Egyptian government would not affect close relations between the two nations, pledged undying friendship with the Kremlin. At Mie same time, Sadat attacked the United States.

"Sweet words are not evidence of honest intentions," he said. The U.S. support is for Israel and in this context the United States is spoiling peace efforts and pushing the Middle East toward an explo- sion the consequences of which are inacalculable. In Jerusalem, Israeli Foreign Minister Abba Eban said no power in the world could change the status of Jerusalem, united under Israeli rule following the 1967 war. Soviet IVAr sassy 9 ARTHRITIS PAIN FORMULA V05 HAIR DRESSING AND CONDITIONER $4,300 annual increase, and Sub-United urban proposed a $1,940 yearly 100's LIST 2.00 Reg.

Only LIST 1.19 TtMED-HUEASS AsmN $j09 from the Makers of PACIN IOj MICRIH iUimui vuiiiiiiissiuii uy law hold beverages seized in raids to use as evidence later, but state auditor Thaddeus Buczko thinks the 65 gallons of whiskey, wine and beer it has stored up may be "excessive." "It is recommended that the commission review this situation and retain only those items required for pending legal cases," Buczko said Wednesday. CONFERENCE SET WASHINGTON (UPI) -The National Council of Senior Citizens has announced that nearly 2,000 elderly Americans will rally in Washington June 10 to 12 to focus attention on their problems. The council said the rally would be designed to dovetail with preparations for the White House Conference on Aging which is set for Nov. 28-Dec. 3.

DINAH VEERS MANILA (UPI) Typhoon Dinah veered west early today into the South China Sea, sparing the populous Manila area from its 72 m.p.h. winds. Typhoon warning flags were lowered in the greater Manila area but the weather bureau continued to warn of the possibility of heavy rains and very rough seas in Manila Bay. Need Money? Gall On CONSUMERS ASSOCIATED THEATERS BASLE Call 225-5160 for Show Times HELD OVER, "RYAN'S DAUGHTER" Robert Mitchum (GP) Sorry! No Passes Honored For This Attraction! Showtimes Tonight at 8:30 I I I I I I I I I I frgQi- PENN I Call 225-3311 For Show Times I I I I I TONIGHT "LITTLE BIG MAN" Dustan Hoffman COLOR (GP) i 1 I CREST 941-8711 Rt. 19 Donaldson's Crossroads TONIGHT Award Winner "Best Special Visual Effects" I I I I TORA! TORA! TOR Martin Balsam (Joseph Cotton E.

G. Marshall I Jason Roberts IN COLOR SCOPE (G) box umce upens r.m. I ROUTE 19 1 I I I I I I I DRIVE IN 225-4820 TONIGHT "SUPPORT YOUR LOCAL GUNFIGHTER" James Garner Suzanne Pleshette ALSO POLIFAX SPY" Rosalind Russell Darren McGavin I I MT. LEBANON DRIVE IN Donaldson's Crossroads 745-7543 SCREEN NO. 1 Academy Award Winner Best Supporting Actress HELEN HAYES in I I I I I I I I I I I I I "AIRPORT" Burt Lancaster Dean Martin And An All Star Cast ALSO Don Scardino Tisa Farroll BOTH IN COLOR Box Office Opens 7:30 P.M.

SCREEN NO. 2 TONIGHT Walter Matthau Elaine May "NEW LEAF" ALSO -Joe Nameth Glen Campbell "NORWOOD" BOTH IN COLOR (G) Box Office Opens 7:30 P.M. I FIXODENT GELUSIL TABS DIRECTORY CANONSBURG Discharges v. Guy Santoni Geraldine Barley Steven Duscay Ghrist Kathleen Crumm Byron Wasnik Denise Marosc WASHINGTON Discharges Mrs. Elizabeth Politan, 125 Pine Avenue, Houston Norman L.

Sprowls, Eighty Four Births To Raymond R. and Ruth Mazon, 34 Main Street Extension, Burgettstown, May 24, 1971, a son To Joseph J. and Anna Mae Kita, Avella, R. D. 3, May 24, 1971, a son.

Students. (Continued From Page One) Leaving northern France, the group stopped at Chartres on its way to the Chateau country. The town of Chartres is the home of Chartres cathedral which displays the height of French Gothic architecture. The Chateau Country is located in the province of Touraine, often called the Garden of France. It is in this valley that the royalty and nobility of France constructed monumental and palatial country homes.

The students visited Amboise and Chenonceaux. Amboise was constructed for the chief purpose of fortifying the Loire Valley. It was here that the famous Italian, Leonardo de Vinci spent his last few years. His remains lie in the Chapel of Saint Hubert on the castle grounds. Chenonceaux is one of the lovliest of the French chateaux.

It was used as a residence by many of ranee noble women, it was used as a hospital for the Allies during the Second World War. The students spent their last night in France in the city of Tours, the capital of Touraine and one of France's largest cities. On this final evening, the students got a glimpse of life on a grand scale as they were treated to a formal dinner which lasted from 7:30 p.m., until 10:30 p.m. On Easter Sunday, the group left Tours for the drive back to Paris and the flight back to the United States. Mr.

Skocik expressed his appreciation to the parents and friends of all of the students for their cooperation and efforts to make this trip a reality. It was only through their joint efforts that he was able to bring the real purpose of studying a foreign language into the classroom. The students that travelled with him were excellent ambassadors from the United States. Their conduct and attitude were remarked upon by the French people in contact with them and they will certainly be welcome to return again to France. LIST 1.29 $f19 100's LIST 2.10 (Continued From Page One) Franitti, Christion Albitz, Diana Raciborski, Cindy Testa, Celeste Jacoby, Carol Ann Martys, Mrs.

Catherine Stafford, Jimmie Zemencik, Marilyn Kapis, Stacey Scariot, Felice Shaynak Mrs. Connie Diana, Cheryl Striner, Kevin Popp, John Popp, Mrs. Edna Tomsk, Vince Elish and Chris Elish. It was noted the volunteers will continue the campaign until every home in the borough has been canvassed. Gas-O-Rama A second report was presented concerning the Fourth of July Gas-O-Rama being conducted under the direction of Mayor Louis Bell and Councilman Edward Duda, both serving on the Fourth of July Celebration Committee.

The Gas-O-Rama will be held on Saturday, June 5, at Rick's Boron Station, Iron and Pike Street, and Pankas Brothers Mobile Station, Adams Avenue, a Motorists are urged pur-, chase tickets for the Gas-O-Rama and redeem them at the two stations on June 5. Tickets, at $3 each will allow the ticket holder to purchase that amount of gas at the stations and the stations will then give a portion of the price to the Fourth of July Committee Fund. Tickets may be purchased from members of the Fourth of July celebration committee or at the Mayor's office. You can help to pay for the celebration this year and at the same time fill up your gas tank by purchasing a Fourth of July Gas-O-Rama ticket. Battle Of Bands A Battle of the Bands Dance will be planned by Greg Niemiec, a member of the committee for the past several years.

Greg will plan the dance before leaving for the Air Force Summer Camp. He will be assisted by Steve Buncic who will then be in charge of the arrangements. It was noted that 11 food booths have been reserved by various local organizations at Town Park and Memorial Stadium on July 5th, the day of the celebration. Fred Terling, directing the annual Fourth of July Parade, has asked that anyone planning to enter a float in the annual Parade, contact him immediately as plans for the parade are nearing completion. Also available from members of the Committee as well as at The Book Shop, Pike Street and Colonial Pharmacy are the flag decals and the Four Greater Canonsburg Area Fourth of July Bumper Stickers.

Attending last night's meeting were: June Lilley, Mayor Louis Bell, co-chairmen; Edward Duda, Alice Elias, Janet Barron, Grant Penn, Fred Terling, Max Griffith, Bob McAvoy and Mike Vargo. RICH FARMS FRESNO, Calif. UPI)-Fres-no County kept its title as the nation's wealthiest farming county with a record $473.8 million in crops grown during 1970, Agricultural Commissioner Thomas E. Corn said Wednesday. Pink CLEARA5IL CREAM Skintone or Vanishing LIST 98c SHAVE CREAM Reg Menthol U-oz.

Reg. 98c boost in rates of 98 customers in a Robinson township development. If Fairview makes an 18 per cent reduction of $783, and Suburban makes a 40 per cent cut of $764, they will be allowed to put the lower amounts into effect. They have until June 10 to decide, and public hearings will be scheduled on their original proposals if they reject the PUC reductions. Both utilities said more reve nue is needed to meet higher operating costs.

LOVE BIRD HUCKNALL, England (UPI) Oswald the Ostrich has passed his metal detector test. He does not, as feared, have a stomach full of scrap metal. But he does have a broken neart Zoo officials called on army experts to run a sensitive mine detector over him when he developed a stomach upset soon after nis giri friendi EmiiV) died last week. But after a 20-minute examination Wednesday, Oswald was pronounced free of metal. Then zoo officials decided Oswald was actually love sick.

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