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Intent Croning Gazette, November 11, 1475. Restoration May Result In Problems WESTMORELAND, Calif. (AP) The establishments along Back Street are rundown these days, but some people here want to restore it as a memorial to what it once was: a prosperous red-light district. In its heyday, Back Street had 20 brothels My Blue Heaven, Anita's, The Green Spot, Bluebird and others along both sides of one block. The sheriff in this small desert town decided to lay down the law in 1955 and shut them down, but some of the names are still visible on the rundown stucco and frame buildings.

"1 wish they would restore it." said Carole Terrell, 68, who ran a brothel here from 1941 until the shut down. "Maybe they would hire me as a guide. I'd tell them what it was really like. Oh. times were good on this street.

We thought the good times would never end." Miss Terrell said she'd like to fun the Ice cream parlor If the street is restored. "Incredible as it may seem, in the middle of all the houses and saloons on the street there was an ice cream parlor run by one of the madams," she re. called. Mayor Tony Belew said the city has been turned down on its requests for state and federal I money to renovate the district. "We're not financially able to do it ourselves," he added.

But Belew still has hopes of restoring the old brothels but not their original purpose. He would keep the old names but turn them into restaurants, boutiques and gift shops. "Whenever I'm at a convention of city officials I'm forever asked, 'Say, isn't Westmoreland that little town near the Salton said the city clerk, Dorothy Gatewood. We've got great little economy cars Small Fords with low sticker. price, low upkeep! '76 PINTO PONY MPG A lot of little car As low as $2895 '76 MAVERICK 2 DR.

Still the simple machine As low as $3237 MUSTANG MPG Our sporty little personal car As low as $3550 and Anyway you look at Ford SuperCab. The two-door pickup Ford Regular Cab. The 2-door with room to seat even pickup with large in-cab storage a family of six. area behind the front seat. McGill Motors has the right pickup for you.

TOUGH AS LOW AS THRIFTY $3390 WHEN YOU COMPARE WE GAIN A CUSTOMER! MOTORS INC. PHONE 349-1108 1108 Ave. Indiana Obituaries JOHN A. LEZARK, 66, of Derby, N.Y., formerly of Clymer, died unexpectedly Thursday, Nov. 6, 1975 at home.

A son of Andrew and Theresa Szarka Lezark, he was born Oct. 20, 1909 at Arcadia. Surviving are his widow. Ann Balazs Lezark; the following children: John Mrs. George (Shirley) Hansen, Mrs.

Harold (Lillian) Bright, Rich-. ard, all of New York; his mother, Theresa Lezark, Clymer: the following sisters and brothers: Mrs. Betty Balazs, Andrew Mrs. Victor (Mary) Babich, all of New York; Mrs. Andrew (Theresa) Kuchta, Clymer; eight grandchildren.

He was preceded in death by his father, and two sisters, Irene Lezack and Bertha Lezack Nagy. Services were held Saturday al St. Vincent's Church, North Evans, N.Y. Interment was in St. Vincent's Cemetery.

WILLIAM E. BENCE, 95, of Vandergrift, died Monday, Nov. 10, 1975 at Allegheny Valley Hospital, Natrona Heights. A son of Henry and Anna Cribbs Bence, he was born March 28, 1880 at Dixonville. Mr.

Bence lived in the Vandergrift. area for most of his life. He was employed by American Sheet Tin Plate Company (now U.S. Steel) in Vandergrift until his retirement in 1945. Surviving are five daughters: Mrs.

Marie Botsford, Santa Clara, Mrs. Mildred Kunkle, Vandergrift; Mrs. Bernadine Carnahan, Salina: Mrs. Jean Townsend, San Ramon, Mrs. Ruth Retter, Vandergrift; 13 grandchildren; 13 great-grandchildren.

He was preceded in death by his wife, Rebecca Baxter Bence in April, 1973; two sons, Clair in 1972, and Sterling in 1953, also a daughter, Mrs. Marguerite Myers.in 1936. Friends will be received from 7-9 p.m. today and 2-4 and 7-9 p.m. Wednesday at the Dunmire-Kerr Funeral Home, 244 Franklin Vandergrift, where services will be held Thursday, Nov.

13, at 1:30 p.m. with the Rev. R.S. McGrew of Wellsburg, and the Rev. Robert Neil, his pastor, officiating.

Interment will be in Oakland Cemetery, HELEN S. McPHILIMY, of Springfield, died Sunday, 9, 1975 at Fairfax Hospital. Surviving are her husband, Harry S. McPhitimy; a daughter, Nancy McPhilimy, Hartford, a son, Bruce, Atlanta, her father, J. Bernell Shea, Indiana; a sister, Margaret Pearce, a brother, James B.

Shea, both of indiana. Services will be held Wednesday, Nov. 12, at Arlington Unitarian Church, Arlington, Va. The Colonial Funeral Home, Falls Church, is In charge of arrangements. The family wishes that expressions of sympathy be the form donations to the American Cancer Society.

JOSEPH R. WERTZ, 84 of 115 N. Fifth Indiana, died unexpectedly Sunday, Nov. 9, 1975 at the Carrol County General Hospital, Westminister, Md. A son of the late Joseph and Cordelia Croak Wertz, he was born Feb.

23, 1911 at Renovo, Clinton County. Mr. Wertz was a resident of the Indiana area for the past 24 years and was a member of the Free Methodist Church. He was a field engineer for the Felmont Oil Corporation, having been associated with the company for some 30 years. Surviving are his widow, Freda Gearhart Wertz, whom he married on July 9, 1932; a son, Major Ronald G.

Wertz, U.S.A.F. Base, Langley, two daughters: Mrs. Charles (Wanda) Long, Westminister, Miss Kimberly E. Wertz, at home; seven grandchildren; a great-grandson; two sisters: Mrs. Leon (Violet) Weaver, Mrs.

Thomas (Mildred) Clarey, both of Renovo. The family is receiving friends from 2-4 and 7-9 p.m. today at the Frank T. Mihalcik Funeral Home, Indiana. Friends will also be received on Wednesday from 2-4 and 7-9 p.m.

at the Maxwell Funeral Home. Renovo, where funeral services will be conducted at 11 a.m. Thursday, Nov. 13, with the Rev. Brian Swartwood officiating.

Interment will follow in the Hall-Wertz Cemetery, Renovo. MRS. IRMA CARNAHAN CAMPBELL, 46, of Homer City RD 2, died Monday, Nov. 1975 at Latrobe Area A daughter of August and Sadie Senor Crucis, she was born May 17, 1929 at Homer City. Surviving are her husband, Donald Campbell; three sons: Clair "Buddy" Carnahan, Homer City; August Carnahan, Indiana; Frank Carnahan, Homer City: her mother, Mrs.

Sadie Crucis; two sisters: Mrs. Lee (Louise) Clay, Colorado Springs, Mrs. Angelo (Corina) Ballachino, Cleveland, Ohio; two brothers: Frank Crucis, of Cleveland, Ohio; Robert Crucis, Kendall Park, She was preceded In death by her father, August Crucis in 1960. Friends are being received from 2-4 and 7-9 p.m. today at the Bowser Funeral Home, Homer City, where services will be held Wednesday at 11 a.m.

with the Rev. John C. Hanford officiating. Interment will follow in Greenwood Cemetery, Indiana. The family suggests that contributions be made to the American Cancer Society in lieu of flowers.

JULIAN (LEE) DEBICK, 55, of Avonmore. died Monday, Nov. 10, 1975 in a mine accident at Canterbury Coal Company, Kiski Township. A son of Charles W. and Josephine Liboski Debick, he was born Dec.

8, 1919 at Foster. Mr. Debick was a deacon of the Salina Reformed Church, and a member of UMWA Local 6986, and VFW 7901, Avonmore. He was a veteran of World War II serving in the European Theatre of Operation. Surviving are his widow, Leona Telezinski Debick; four brothers: John Chester and Stanley all of Avonmore; Henry Pasadena, Calif.

Friends will be received after 7 p.m. today and from 10 a.m. to 9 p.m. Wednesday at the Daniel J. Yockey Funeral Home, 512 Indiana Avonmore, and until noon Thursday at the Salina Reformed Church where services will be held at 1:30 p.m.

with his pastor, the Rev. Carie E. Bentley officiating. Interment will be in Westview Cemetery, Avonmore. Read Gazette Classified Ads.

Gazette Classifieds Begin Here ACCOUNTANT'S CERTIFICATE Board of Directors Marion Center Area School District Marion Center, Pennsylvania Gentlemen: In our opinion, the accompanying Statement of Financial Condition and related statements of receipts, disbursements and cash balances present fairly the assets and liabilities of Marion Center Area School District as of June 30, 1975 and its revenue and expenditures for the year then ended, in conformity with the principles and procedures established in the Manual of Accounting and Related Financial Procedures for Pennsylvania School Systems. Our examination was made in accordance with generally accepted auditing dards and accordingly included such tests of the accounting records and such other auditing procedures as we considered necessary in the circumstances. Respectfully submitted, Mack McCrory Certified Public Accountants MARION CENTER AREA SCHOOL DISTRICT STATEMENT OF FINANCIAL CONDITION JUNE 30, 1975 ASSETS General Fund: $79,702.75 Investments at 400.091.94 Delinquent Taxes .20,103.34 Inventory Principally Textbooks 56.000.00 Total General $555,898.03 Cafeteria Fund: $2,025.62 Federal Reimbursements Receivable. 13,238.00 Inventory of Food and 8.335.44 Total Cafeteria 23,599.06 Activity Fund 9,889.63 Trust and Agency Funds 30,076.35 Plant Fund: Property, Plant and Equipment (Sound 10,096,104.00 Amount Available and To Be Provided For: Authority 4.343,144.93 Total $15,058,712.00 LIABILITIES AND FUND EQUITIES General Fund Liabilities: Salaries Payable July and Revenue Received in ...17,317.32 Total General Fund Liabilities. $201,256.22 Plant Fund: Authority Rentals Payable in Future 4,343,144.93 Fund 10.514.310.85 Total Liabilities and Fund $15.058.712.00 MARION CENTER AREA SCHOOL DISTRICT STATEMENT OF RECEIPTS, DISBURSEMENTS AND CASH BALANCES FOR THE SCHOOL YEAR ENDED JUNE 30, 1975 GENERAL FUND Receipts: From Local $570,918.46 From State 2.274.957.90 From Federal 120,142.31 Refund of Prior Years' Decrease in 115,000.00 Repayment of Cafeteria Loan.

33,329.59 Revenue Received in 17,165.27 Total $3,132,008.89 Disbursements: Administration. $104.602.51 1,362,664.52 Pupil Personnel 40,276.45 Health Pupil Transportation 355,641.32 Operation and Maintenance of Plant. 315,597.84 Fixed ...214.596.62 Food .26,460.83 Student 22,510.65 Community Services. 26,102.94 Capital .106,162.72 Debt Service 459.362.35 Intersystem Payments. 16,421.92 Decrease in Accounts Payable 4,950.00 Total 3,080,206.88 Increase in $51,803.01 Cash Balance, July 1, 1974..

27,899.74 Cash Balance, June 30, 1975.................... $79,702.75 SPECIAL FUNDS Balance Current Year Balance Name of Fund July 1. 1974 Additions Deductions June 30, 1975 Trust and Agency $23,681.27 $2.358,305.12 $2.351.910.04 $30.076.35 Cafeteria 8,776.21 226,824.84 233.575.43 2,025.62 Activity 8.536.03 85,718.07 84.364.47 9,889.63 Totals $40.993.51 $2,670.848.03 $2.669.849.94 $41,991.60 Assessed Valuation: $9,129,720.00 above report was filed on and same will be confirmed absolutely unless an appeal is taken there from within thirty (30) days after the filing thereof. Special Announcements NEW musical group, The Yor Yo's. Will for ment.

Ph. 463-3107. HAM Turkey Shoot Sunday, 1 p.m. to. tawney Sportsman Park.

Every. one welcome. Business Opportunities INVESTORS annual return in auto industry. Inter- ested parties send name, address and telephone number tor diana Evening Gazette, P.O. Box' 10, Indiana, Pa.

15701, Box; N-67. IMPOSSIBLE DREAM Open up your office at 5:30 p.m. Close your office at 9:30 p.m. full time career. spare time.

Fortune 500 Company Factory trainers in your area. No franchising fees or inventory loading. A permanent booming market. Choice areas still open in the west. We Can Prove It.

Write or Call Collect: Jim Hough Vanguard Division Interstate Engineering 522 E. Vermont Ave. Anaheim, Calif. 92806 714-772-2811 Help Wanted MATURE, reliable, capable person familiar with the maintenance for an apartment complex, Apply in person at Running Brooke Apts. office, Indian Springs Road, Indiana.

Ph. a Notices Cemeteries Lots THREE adjoining gravesties. Lots number 4 lot number 43. Oakland Cemetery. $285 total.

Write Louise Patchen, 2148 NE. 56th. Place, Fort Lauderdale Florida 33308. LOOKING FOR A SPECIAL ITEM If something you want isn't advertised, locate a supplier with a low -cost "Wanted, Miscellaneous" Ad. Gazette Want Ads (412)465-5555 (814)938-3333 Lost Found LOST black Siberian Husky, blue eyes, answers to name of Sherlock.

Child's pet. Ph. 814-938-3186. LOST man's eyeglasses in case. On or near Philadelphia St.

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Special Announcements M.H. Keith Specialty Store We will be closed all day Tuesday, November 11, for Veterons Day. QUILTS new or antique; afagans, worth seeing collection. Paintings, art work. Give for Christmas.

Campbellton House, Rte. 119, Home, 397-4920. INDIANA-Clearfield Coal Brokerage, Inc. Interested parties owning in excess of 10 acres, call for consultation. Bought or leased.

Ph. 824-6413, 7 a.m.• 10:30 a.m. THE Tenants Organization of Indiana County presents Compatibility housing. Landiords let US fill your rental voconcies with suitable tenants. Ph.

349-3430. SPECIAL wax jobs $18.95 at Georgianni Sunoco, 518 Phila. Indiana. Ph. 463-9935 for appointment.

349-3552. SHORT Order Cook 11-8, day shift. Dean's Diner, Blairsville. Ph. 459-5307, nings, for interview appointment.

SHORT Order Cook 9-6, night shift. Dean's Diner, Blairsville. Ph. 459-5307, evenings, for interview appointment. PERSONS for Christmas tree Start immediately.

ApMusser Forests, Rte. 119 Indiana, 8 a.m.-4:30 p.m. MIDDLE aged lady to be companion to elderly lady and to light housework, weekends off, or lady with own car who would work an 8 hour shift. References required. Write Box N-68 Gazette.

FRAMING carpenters wanted, must have referecnes. C. L. Wells Sons, 465-4495. RESPONSIBLE position in sales administration, experience in business helpful, secretarial skills necessary.

Please send resume to P.O. Box 40, Indiana, Pa. 15701. SECRETARIAL, clerical time position, Indiana area. shorthand.

Ph. 349-3484 or 357-2242. APPLICATIONS being taken for a position in laundry. Apply person at scenery, Hill Manor, Lion's Health Road, Indiana. TEXAS Refinery Corp.

offers plenty of money plus cash bonuses, fringe benefits to mature individual in Indiana area. Regardless of experience, airmail A. F. Pate, Texas Refinery Box 711, Fort Worth, Texas 76101 FULL and part time preparation cooks, also ambitious person. looking for future in the food service field, to start training as an assistant manager.

Apply in person, Landmark Cafeteria tuarant, 653 Phila. Indiana. WANTED port time attendant, for Indiana service station. Apply in person to Mr. Bernard' Shank at Stone Oil Wayne Ave.

South, Indiana, between 6 a.m. 12 noon. EXPERIENCED backhoe good pay, benefits, year round employment, all replies confidential. Write Box 0-74, Gazette. Train To Become A Branch Manager In Consumer Finance Here is a job you will like dealing with people and serving their financial needs.

If you like variety in a job, you will get it here. You will deal with all kinds of people you will work indoors and out you will take loan plications you will help merchants with their selling problems many other things. Good starting salary cellent training program early advancement ceptional benefit plans all these and more are yours with Capital. We need trainees for position of Branch Manager now high school graduates. Phone Mr.

Ondo to arrange for a confidentail, personal interview. Call 465-4100. Capital Financial Services 633 Philadelphia St. Indiana, Pa. An Equal Opportunity Employer Wayne 1.