The Daily News from Huntingdon, Pennsylvania • Page 3

THE DAILY NEWS, HUNTtNSDOH AND MOUNT UNION, FRIDAY, JUKI 7, ItST. Newton Hamilton Council Asks For Traffic Law Enforcement A request for rigid enforcement traffic laws and approval of oristruction of 1,000 lineal feet of oncrete curbing highlighted the jgular meeting of the Newton iamilton Borough Council on June 3, at the borough office. The council requested Police hief Lawrence Knable to enforce laws more rigidly for added rotection to the many young- ters who are now out of school. was the feeling of the council the police had given sufficient to violators, and request- that all future violations of eckless driving, driving too fast conditions, failure to stop at top signs, illegal parking and oth- rs, be prosecuted in accordance 'ith the iaw. Request also was made by the ouncii that youths riding bicy- les be required to comply with ic traffic laws 1 for the sake of ieir own safety.

All motorists are rged 4 to comply with the law lor ieir safety as well as the safety others. The council gave the "go" sig- al to the construction of approximately 1,000 iineal feet of con- rete curbing. Application to ex- end state funds for this project rill be filed with the Pennsylvania lepartment of Highways upon re- eipt of petitions -of fronting prop- rty owners who will pay one-half the cost of the curbs rather nan the full cost, which is assess- in most boroughs. W. H.

Stine, president of the ouncii, commented on the splen- id cooperation of the majority of roperty owners during the annual Clean Up Week" and further omment was received from the ouncii on the several property wners who are making extensive mprovements which will add ireatly to the general appearance the borough. The secretary was instructed to vrite a letter to the Pennsylvania tailroad Company, thanking the ennsy for cooperation in cleaning ip the property along and near he railroad tracks in accordance vith the notice sent, and to re- luest that the portion of the old ranal, owned through the PRR real corporation also be cleared. The council directed the burgess to issue notices to several property owners to have their properties cleaned up within the time specified by the ordinance. The council unaminously agreed that sufficient notices and requests have been made of some property owners to comply with the ordinance that additional time cannot and will not be granted. Secretary Wilson reported that the borough solicitor, David Barron, would be in Philadelphia qn Thursday, June 6, to consult with the regional director of the House and Home Finance Agency regarding availability of federal funds for the installation of a water sys tern.

In other action, council directed the street commissioner to have a drain installed along the rtvei bridge before the present drain is filled in by the property owner, W. H. Stine, who has purchased thai nortion of the canal and is in the process of leveling the land in the adjacent area. Councilmen present were: Char les Needy, Reed Brunner, Clar ence Anders, Wallace Stine and Leon Kerr. Also present were: Borough Secretary Lionel E.

Wil son and Chief of Police L. Knable, Sr. Absent were councilmen Arthur Smith and Lawrence Knable, Jr. Also absent was Burgess Albert Watts. CONTINUED CLEARANCE On Coats Suits VOGUE SHOP 519 Washington St.

INSURANCE FOR EVERY NEED Swigart Associatei, Insurance Bldg. Huntingdon ANTHRACITE David Strait Son Stokers and Stoker Coal Huntingdon PTA Entertains School Children The activities of the Sprtice Creek Parent Teachers Association ended May 28, with a picnic for school children and teachers at Colerain Park. A delicious dinner was served at noon to the teachers, Mrs. Lorraine Suetterlein, Mrs. George Owens and Mrs.

Isabelle Yocum and 63 pupils. A picnic style menu was served including ice cream for dessert. Ladies present were: Mrs. Sidney Irvin, Mrs. Harry Gensimore, Mrs.

Robert Mertiff, Mrs. John Stover, Mrs. George Carper and Mrs. Melvin Showalter of Eden Hill, Tyrone, R. D.

Mrs. George Seiner of Tyrone R. D. Mrs. Edd Gensimore, Mrs.

Vernard Weyer, Mrs. George Mrs. Lee Schell, Mrs. Fred Showalter, Mrs. Charles Boyer, Mrs.

Myrtle Kurtz, Mrs. Gerald Bonsell, Mrs. Elmer Gill, Mrs. James Miller, Mrs. George Cammaroto and Mrs.

Lawrence Showaller, all of Spruce Creek. Special guests were three beginners for the 1957-58 school year, Dianne Irvin, Virginia Mertiff and Jakie Showalter. 26 Winners Named In Youth Program Contest The Blair-Huntingdon Council 25 award winners. Bechtel Is a of Farmer Cooperatives has an- member of the Morrison Cove I lllf i.1_ 1 Steady Stitchers 4-H Club Meets The Steady Stitchers 4-H Club of Nossviile met at the Blahs Mills Sportsmen's Clubhouse on May 31. The club president, Marlane Kling called the meeting to order.

Beverly Span- and Martha Williams wiU present the show and tell others the next meeting. The county extension representative, Miss Lucille Johnson, distributed project books arid talked briefly about fabrics and patterns. Projects will be started at the next meeting on June 20, at 1:30 p. Subscribe for The Dally News. Peterson Family Has Get-Together The Peterson family held its annual reunion at the Kishacoquillas Park, near Lewistown, on Sunday, June 2.

Everyone enjoyed a good time in the park and at noon and again in the evening, delicious picnic meals were served. Those who attended were: Mr. and Mrs. George Peterson of Burnt Cabins; Mr. and Mrs.

Lawrence Peterson and son Boyd, Mr. and Mrs. Dale Peterson and chil- PAGf THRBf. nounced the results of Youth Program Contest sponsored by this council along with the Pennsylvania Association of Farmer Cooperatives. The contest is for the'puipose of promoting youth education along the lines of the farmer cooperatives among F.

F. A. Chapters and 4-H Clubs of the state and Blair and Huntingdon Counties. The program was carried on by the couru-il with the cooperation of the county agents, their assistants, the 4-H Club leaders aad the vocational agricultural supervisors and The judging committee, chaired by Robert Dauberman, and including the vocational agricultural supervisors, Austin A. Mc- firide of Huntingdon County and Brinton Gerhai't of Blair County, and Paul Reber, as- e-istant county agent of Blair County and Peter H.

Norton, assistant county agent of Hunting-ton County, submitted following award First Ihapter of the F. under Paul V. Rulh is very active in the Blair County 4-H Club.3 under his club leaders, Thomas Piper and Paul Reber, assistant county agents. Garner is a member of (he Standing Stone Chapter of the FFA under his instructor, James Melson, and is also active in 4-H Club work under club leader, Hoy Scott, at Marklesburg place to Charles E. Bechtel cf Martinsburg.

R. D. 2. son cf Mi-, and Mrs. C.

Ellis Bechtel. Charles will receive as the first award a trip to Fort Collins, Colorado, by plans, whore he will attend the summer confer- on L-P of -the American Institute of Cooperalion at Colorado A M. College en Augusl 18-21. He will also take a scenic tpur of the Rocky Mountains with the Pennsylvania delegation made up of other award winners in the style. Second award goes to Credit V.

Rocs Nicodemiss of the Farm Credit Paul Appleman of Morrison Cove Dairy; Walter Wright and John T. Yocum of Huntingdon County ABC; G. Quintex Showalter of Farm Bureau; Homer Beachy of Tyrone ABC; Robert m'an of MbrrJson Cove ABC apd Jacob Sell of Eastern aad Mrs. Bernard Cohenour, MM. George Knee and Mrs.

Russell Lynn. Use The Daily News Want Ads. By Berean Class The Berean Class erf TTirst Methodist Church of -Ml. Union held its annual June dinner al Mote! 22 Restaurant on Monday The other 24 award winners Wlth a11 progressive activities are as follows: Jan'ey C. Smith.

suspended for the summei aic- da iwiiowis: oanev vJ. me Emn R. D. 3, Altoona; Tim Hicks. months, this affair is T3.

4 Tyrone; David Donnel- Planned so that the members Huntingdon County. and daughter Connie of town; Mr. and Mrs. ui and son Curtis of Shirleysburg, Mr. and Mrs.

Harold Morgan and sons Harold, Wendell and Wade of Mount Union; Mr. and Mrs. Leo Betres, Williamsburg. Master Willis Goss, was unable to attend. Visitors were Miss Jeanette Parsons of Blairs Mills, a cousin of the Peterson family, and Garry Love of Shirleysburg.

to the hich trip to Pittsburgh. award for the next George F. States Plumbing Heating 509 7th St. Huntingdon Phone 813 Round and Polka DANCE Wood Hall Wood, Pa. Mustc by the Rhythm Kings AJtoona, Pa.

JUNES 9:30 till? Sponsored by St. of Wood Bands have $29Ji md $17.30 Rinp nlu-Md to PTKM mcfode Federal TIIT Account ft JAYAAES JEWELERS The Only Jewelry Store In Mount Union With Green Stamps Alexandria; Galen Mur- ma fellowship ray, R. D. 3, Altoona; Barbara Smith, R. D.

3, AHoorta; Raymond Robert R. D. 1, Tyrone; Dick Irvin, R. D. 1, Tyrone; Mary Jane Russell, Warriors Mark: Tom Simkins, Alexandria; Paul William Carothers, R.

D. 2, Tyrone; William A. Hann, Petersburg; Clifford, Ha-vvn, Petersburg; Robert Itinger, Alexandria; Geary Shnde, Alexandria; Chirles F. R. D.

1, Hollidayriburg; Gernld D. 1, McVeytown; F.lmer Morris, Shirleysburg; John Hpmmond, Petersburg; Clinton C. Hawn. Petersburg; Harvey Hutchison Petersburg: Raymond Guella', R. D.

1, Hollidaysburg: John G. R. D. 1. Duncans- villc; Joanne Nicodemus.

R. D. Martinsbui-g Jame's Riley Thompson, Petersburg. The report forms used in con- jnection with this contest were so arranged as to provide for judging merits on leadership qualities, farming program, cooperative practices, cooperative activities knowledge of. farmer cooperatives.

The work of the Pennsylvania and Blair-Huntingdon Councils of Farmer Cooperatives will continue in effort have youth understand place of farmer cooperatives: in the business of farming and will sponsor other contests in thi; future. The council is composed of the following members representing the farmer cccpera lives in the Charles L. Packard of REA, chairman; Curtis Wachsmuth, of Farm Bureau. Treasurer; Robert L. Alters cf Farm and en a well planned meal at a place selected for its scenic beauty.

This year the class members chose to go to Mote 22 Restaurant not only for the delicious meal served in an ele gant atmosphere, but also to enjoy the attractive setting of spring beauty on Mapleton Hill After the divine blessing by Emory Tilson. the following members and guests were serv ed dinners of either chicken 01 steak: Mrs. Dcnald Sentman, Mrs Clarence Feaster and son Rich ard, Mrs. George Burkholder Mrs. Donald Bentoh, Mrs.

Dav id Knox, Mr. and Airs. Rober Wagner, Mrs. Wilbur Wocd Mrs. Kenneth Boggs, Mrs Charles "Littleton and daughter Mr.

and Mrs. Georgi Warfield, Mrs. Foster Reedev Mrs. Gooi-ge Clark, Mrs. Ray mond Naugle Mrs.

Clifton Ket ly, Mr. and Mrs. Austin Mr. and Mrs. Emory Tilson Subscribe tor The Five cents per copy.

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