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World briefs wife, son retires killed in crash as Red leader INDIANA, Pa. -A high school music teacher, his and their infant son were killed Monday when their single engine plane crashed and burned during a landing attempt at the Jimmy Stewart Airport. The victims were Joseph P. Krysik, 43, McKeesport. his wife, Gail, 24, and Son, Douglas, 1.

Krysik took off in the Beech craft Bonanza from Allegheny County Airport, Pittsburgh, on a flight here for an interview at Indiana University of Pennsylvania, which had offered him a teaching position. He was 3 music coordinator at McKeesport High School. Rogers confers with Lebanese BEIRUT (UPI)-Secretary of State William P. Rogers conferred today with Lebanese leaders before flying on to Egypt to begin the most crucial phase of his Middle East peace mission. He was understood to be carrying a message from President Nixon to Egypt's President Anwar Sadat.

U.S. sources said Rogers himself would refuse any requests by the Egyptians to put more pressure on Israel to reach an agreement on reopening the Suez Canal for fear of making the Israelis dig in their heels against further peace moves. Open pit measure is before House; insurance tagged (Continued trom Page One) ay voted to pass legislation aimed at giving consumers more ammunition against insurance companies engaging in unfair practices. By a vote of 188-1 the chamber approved and sent to the Senate a bill which would impose strict penalties against companies which engaged in these practices: Misrepresenting policy details, failure to settle in good faith when liability was clear; failure to act promptly upon or acknowledge claims, and offering for settlement amounts not made in good faith. The state insurance commissioner, if he found a company guilty of violations, could suspend, revoke or refuse to renew the firm's license or could fine it up to $1,000 per violation.

The House also saw the introduction of a new narcotics code. Rep. Milton Berkes, D-Bucks, is prime sponsor of the new code but almost 100 House members joined in its introduction. The proposed new code has the approval of Gov. Milton J.

Shapp. The two-bill package includes a proposal to establish a council on narcotics and alcohol to coordinate all programs in the commonwealth and a complete recodification of the law to establish new control and treatment procedures. The latter bill has a provision which reduces the penalty for possession of marijuana and also specifies an increase in the number of narcotics control agents. An appropriation of $10 million more than the $5 million now being spent on drug and alcohol control also is included. A proposal to change the current child labor laws to permit youths 16 years of age or older to work in hotels or restaurants where alcoholic drinks are served also was approved in House.

Rep. Wendell R. Good. R-Erie, sponsor of the proposal. said it would enable many younger people to obtain jobs in such establishments.

The measure provides they may not work in the area where the drinks are dispensed. I BERLIN (UPI)-The retirement of Walter Ulbricht as Communist party chief unlikely will produce much change in East German policy. The successor to the man who built the Berlin wall is just as hardline a Stalinist as Ulbricht is. Ulbricht, 77, resigned as party first secretary Monday because of age and ill-health. But he retained the powerful job of chief of state and was named to a new and apparently honorary post of Communist party chairman.

His hand-picked successor 58- vear-old Politburo member Erich Honecker, made it clear there would be little change in East Germany's hard-line politics. Indian students object of probe WASHINGTON (UPI) -The Senate Hunger Committee was told Monday that Indian school children in Okiahoma are dunned in front of their classmates for money to pay for their federally subsidized school lunches. Chiidren elsewhere, according to the testimony, are denied report cards or refused promotion until their lunch bills are paid. Those charges came from Barbara Bode, program director of the nonprofit, privately supported Children's Foundation, which monitors the federal program. Miss Bode's testimony prompted Sen.

Henry Bellmon, to send a telegram to Dr. Leslie Fisher, Oklahoma Superintendent of Public fustruction, to ask for his "immediate response to this criticism, including an explanation of any corrective action taken or contemplated." Cold weather hits easterners By United Press International Cold weather crept along the eastern half of the nation today, reaching as far south as Tallahassee, where the mercury dipped to 39 degrees. Mild, pleasant weather dominated the West. Easterners were shivering to 30 and 40-degree readings this morning and frost was expected in portions of 11 states from lower Michigan to eastern Tennessee and the mountains of North Carolina. Fair skies prevailed over much of the East, though cloudy, rainy weather was common in the Northeast.

The high elevation location of Mounting, Washington, N.H., got seven inches of new snow. Mild, balmy weather, accompanied by fair skies, prevailed in the western half of the nation, though scattered showers were reported along the Pacific Coast and in the northern Rockies. A few relatively heavy thunderstorms rumbled through the northern plains and quarter-inch hail was reported in Chamberlain, S.D. Tribe leader held on bond WASHINGTON (UPI) -Rennie Davis, a May Day Tribe leader of the militant antiwar demonstrations, was held in jail today on $25,000 bond on charges of conspiracy to deprive other citizens of their civil rights. Dr.

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228 Normal Slippery Rock Mrs. Rose E. Dickey, 120 Monroe St. Mrs. Grace E.

Crispen, Grove City RD 3 Robert L. Sallade, Grove City RD 4 George R. Magee, 434 N. Broad St. Miss J.

Pearl Cornelius, 505 W. Main St. Merle Boling, Clintonville Mark R. Dodson, Stoneboro RD 1 Discherged Mrs. Frank Pugliese and son, 164 Vincent Slippery Rock William J.

Cochran, Parker RD 3 Mrs. Frances A. Penman, 625 Barmore Ave. Emergency Donna Day, 10, the daughter cf Mr. and Mrs.

Donald Day, Kennerdell RD 2, received 10 stitches to close a laceration of the wrist sustained in a fall. Noble Grand Association has meeting GROVE CITY Past Noble Grand Association of Eastern Mercer County met in the I. 0. 0. F.

Hall, Grove City, with Judith Rebekah Lodge No. 264 as host. Memorial services were held for those who had died in the past year. They were Mrs. Bessie Jackson of Water Lily Lodge and Mrs.

Hazel Uber and Mrs. Hazel Schwab of Judith Lodge. Election of officers was held with Mrs. Jessie Free of Mary Jane as pres dent; Mrs. Nellie Fincher of Water Lily as vicepresident; Mrs.

Anna Cochran of Mary Jane as secretary: and Mrs. Evelyn Jones of Betsy Ross Lodge as treasurer. The next meeting will be held June 9 at Hendersonville with Lady Worth Lodge as host. Installation of officers will be held. Members attended from Hendersonville, Mercer, Stoneboro, Sandy Lake, Sheakleyville and Grove City.

Mercer highway official named HARRISBURG (UPI) The (state Transportation ment Tuesday announced the appointments of these highway maintenance superintendents: Beaver County: Dennis Poling, Baden, replacing F. Paul Dawson, Industry. Mercer County: Lloyd R. Harpst, Fredonia, replacing Arthur S. Braine, Jackson Center.

Lebanon County: Earl W. FittLebanon, replacing Roy L. Neiswender, Palmyra, who becomes assistant superintendent. Sullivan County: Frank P. Jankowsky, Dushore, replacing Harold D.

Kitchen, Laporte. Couple injured in 1-80 accident GOVE CITY Interstate 80 was the scene of a one-car accident at 5:40 p. m. Monday five miles west of the Barkeyville exit. Richard Weinstein, 23, Teaneck, N.

suffered abrasions and contusions of the fingers in addition to a whiplash injury. He was treated and released from Bashline Hospital. His wife, Marsha, was treated for a laceration of the lip and also released. Police cited $1,200 damage to the 1968 Rambler coupe the couple was driving. Weinstein reportedly left the roadway striking an embankment.

GROVE CITY AREA Telephone Grove City-458-7879 Miss Belle McNeish Democrats establish legal defense fund GROVE CITY A campaign has been mounted in Mercer County to secure funde for the establishment of a legal defense fund for John F. Webster of 1011 Ketler Drive. Webster was charged earlier in the week for macing. A hearing has been scheduled for 1:30 p.m. May 24 before District Magistrate Donald Buckel.

Charges claim Webster caused money to be solicited from ployes of the Pennsylvania Deparimen of Transportation (PennDOT), Mercer County office. Richard H. Miller of Greenville, the Mercer County democratic chairman, made the announcement concerning the legal Softball league organized GROVE CITY The annual 1971 Community Sof ball League met recently and organized for the coming season. Teams present included those from East Main United Presbyterian Church, Tower United Presbyterian Church, Grace United Methodist Church, Church of the Nazarene, Holy Trinity Evangelical Lutheran Church, Center United Presbyterian Church, North Liberty United Presbyterian Church and There is also a possibility that teams representing Pennsylvania George Junior Republic, Christian and Missionary Alliance Church und First Baptist Church will be in the League this year. Last year the League had eight teams and plans are being made for a 10 or 11 team league this year.

The season begins on Thursday, May 20, and the rosters are due by May 15, along with the league entrance fee of $40. Games will be played on Tues day and Thursday evenings and there will be an 18 to 22-game schedule this summer. Church group to end session GROVE CITY University of Life will meet from 4 to 7 p.m. Wednesday at Grace United Methodist Church for the last session of the current school year. The eighth graders are invited to join this week to observe University of Life before officially being a part of it next fall.

All young people in grades 8, 9, 10, 11 and 12 are invited to be a part of this grand finale which will feature recreation, enrichment, discussion and fellowship. A surprise film will be shown at 5 p.m. The Ruth Circle will prepare the after-school snack and dinner this week. Dinner will honor seniors GROVE CITY Thirty-four Grove City Area High School seniors from the East Main United Presbyterian Church will be honored at dinner at the Penn Grove Hotel on Thursday at 6 p.m. Speaker for the evening will be the Rev.

John Peterson, pastor. of the Center United Presbyterian Church of Slippery Rock. defense fund. Democratic party officials have also begun circulating a letter to potential contributors to the legal defense fund. A portion of the letter said "We are sure you are aware of certain events that recently have transpired in Mercer County.

The resulting publicity has been very detrimental to the Mercer County Democratic Party. Because of this, it has become necessary to establish a legal fund in order that we might properly represent the Democratic Party and all loyal Democrats who support our programs." The letter called for checks to be mailed to the fund at 129 Service Sharon. Vito Manilla. who resides at that address, was listed as treasurer of the fund. Webster has secured the services of a lawyer, Michael Wherry of Grove City, Miller reported.

Obituary Joseph Puntureri GROVE CITY Joseph S. Punureri, 77, 508 W. Main Grove City, died at 5 p. m. Monday at Bashline Memorial Hospital following a lengthy illness.

He was born in Ardore, Italy, Aug. 1, 1893, a son of Saverio P. and Josephine Marando Puntureri, and was married to Eva Gallo. He had resided in Grove City more than 70 years, retiring in 1959 as a coal operator and tavern owner. He served with the U.S.

Army in World War I. He was a member of the Church of the Beloved Disciple, the Catholic Men's Club and the Knights of Columbus. He was also a member of the Sons of Italy and the Fraternal Order of Eagles. He is survived by his wife, two daughters, Mrs. Richard (Stella) Stazione, Brackenridge.

Mrs. Nicholas (Genevieve) Perry, Grove City; three sons, Samuel, Pittsburgh; Vincent, Petrolia, and Albert, Grove City; four sisters, Mrs. Mary DeAugustine, Mercer RD 5: Mrs. Jennie Yetto, Butler; Mrs. Francis Pallone, Spangler and Mrs.

Mary Shaw, Grove City; three brothers, Carl, Grove City; Rook, Butler and Samuel Ponteri, Sharon, and 17 grandchildren. He was preceded in death by a daughter, Theresa Ann and two sisters, Mrs. Marian Callipari and Miss Rose Puntureri. Funeral services will be held Thursday at 10 a. m.

at the Church of the Beloved Disciple with the Rev. Ernest J. Daley, vicar assistant, officiating. Interment will be made in the Crestview Memorial Park. Friends may call at the John C.

Dorr Funeral Home this evening and Wednesday evening. The rosary will be received at the funeral home at 8 p. m. Wednesday. Mile of Coins Drive GROVE CITY On Friday the members of the Arneld Air Society of Grove City College will conduct a "Mile of Coins Drive" along Broad Street from 5 to 9:30 p.m.

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9-5 Daily FRYBURG, PENNSYLVANIA (9 to Noon Sat. June thru Sept.) College announces man of year GROVE CITY Dennis Diffenderfer of Hagerstown, was named Grove City College's "Man of the Year" today in a special recognition ceremony in the college's Harbison Chapel. The award, sponsored by Omicron Delta Kappa, national men's leadership honorary society, is the most coveted honor bestowed on any college student. Dennis Diffenderfer is the son of Mr. and Mrs.

N. Kenneth Diffenderfer, 912 Pennsylvania Hagerstown. He is a senior business administration major at Grove City and during the present year, has served as Social Vice President of the Student Government. A 1967 graduate of North Hagerstown High School, he has a winning record with the varsity tennis team for four years. He is a dormitory counselor, and a member of the Men's Governing Board, Student Activities Committee and Orientation Board.

In addition, he has been named to Who's Who in American Colleges and Universities, Omicron Delta Kappa and the Dean's List. Ellen-Reitz engagement is announced GROVE CITY--The engagement and forthcoming marriage of Miss Mary Ellen Skelton to Robert T. Reitz has been announced by her mother, Mrs. Wade C. Skelton of E.

Pine Grove City. The bride-elect is also a daughter of the late Wade C. Skelton. Her fiance is the son of Mr. and Mrs.

Robert Rietz of Harrisville, N.Y. Miss Skelton, a 1965 graduate of Grove City Area High School, is a 1969 graduate of Ohio State University. She is presently an assistant buyer at G. Fox and Hartford, Conn. Her fiance is attending Central Connecticut State College and is an accoutant at Whittlesey and Hadley, Certified Public Accountants, in Hartford.

A summer wedding is being planned in Hartford. OFF New WISE STAR LITES POTATO SNACKS With Coupon from May 5 Derrick or News-Herald (Riverside THE NEWS-HERALD-8 Franklin and Oil City, Pa. Tuesday, May 4, 1971 BASHLINE MEMORIAL HOSPITAL Admitted Miss Bobbijo Woodhall, Emlenton RD 3 Mrs. Nora C. Allen, 121 Harvard St.

Ernest L. Hindman, Boyers RD 1 Mrs. Gladys Hughes, Ean Claire Mrs. Margaret Kaylor, Kennerdell RD 2 Mrs. Vonnie Donaldson, Harrisville Mrs.

Eva J. Bartholomew, Stoneboro Granville L. Bowser, Grove City RD 3 Mrs. Norma J. McCormick, 108 Lenwood Drive, Butler Mrs.

Maxine Ansell, Jackson Center RD 2 Jon Robinson, Butler RD7 Mrs. Roberta Wardner, West Sunbury RD 2 Mrs. Helen Vorous, Hilliards RD 1 Mrs. Esther McCracken, 630 E. Butler Mercer Discharged Mrs.

Katherine DiMichele, 628 Main Slippery Rock Harry Fuhs, Parker RD 3 Mrs. Mary Hilliard, Hilliards RD 1 Mrs. Shirley Patterson, Butler RD 1 Mrs. Gail Tebay and daughter, Butler RD 1 Mrs. Myrtle Reedy, Boyers RD 1 Mrs.

Cornelia Bestwick and daughter, 408 W. Main St. Mrs. Margaret Bray, Chicora RD 2 Mrs. Bonnie Busha and son, Hilliards RD 1 Mrs.

Barbara Cunningham, 102 Clark St. Robert Deary, Butler RD 1 Mrs. Helen Boehring, 211 VanBuren Evans City Mrs. Zella Heister, Sandy Lake RD 1 Horace Hockenberry, West Sunbury Mrs. Vera LeFever, Renfrew Mrs.

Frances McClearn, Stoneboro Mrs. Roberta McFeaters, Harrisville RD 1 Births A daughter was born Monday to Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Coast Harrisville. A son was born Monday to Mr.

and Mrs. Gene Barnes, 517 Highland Oil City. Emergency Ray Sherry, 4120 Highland Butler, age 54, was admitted to the hospital suffering a compression fracture of the back sustained when he fell from the second story of a building, striking the cement sidewalk. Practical nurses elect officers Tidball Ave. Would You Like to Design Your Own Home? Come to Daley's Mobile Homes where you'll find it exciting to design your own Crestwood Mobile Home! Plan room sizes to your own specifications! You can create your home with many of these home type features: VINYL HOUSE TYPE ROOF FOOT OVERHANG ON ROOF EAVE SPOUTING AND DOWN SPOUTING 4" WALL-FOAM CORE INSULATION HOUSE TYPE WINDOWS HOT WATER BASEBOARD HEAT (Gas or Oil) SPECIAL BATH MARVEL KITCHEN FROM 60 FEET TO 75 FEET LONG We also have many fine homes by Skyline and Americana DALEY MOBILE HOMES DUNHAM ROAD PLEASANTVILLE, PA.

16341 Phone 589-8363 or 589-1111 GROVE CITY--Mrs. Charles Caler was elected to serve as president of Grove City Division of licensed practical nurses when it met recently in the home of Mrs. Nicholas Perry. Elected to serve with Mrs. Caler were Mrs.

Kenneth Moon, secretary; and Mrs. Earl McConnell, Mrs. Cecil Karns and Mrs. Michael Orange, directors. Mrs.

Caler will host the May 17 meeting in her home, 410 Make plans for banquet GROVE CITY "What Can Your Pre-School Child Understand?" was the topic of Dr. Jean Wilson, professor of elementary education at Grove City College, when the Mothers Guild of Tower United Presbyterian Church met recently in the home of Mrs. James Campbell, Grove City Sandy Lake Road. Mrs. Campbell presided at the business meeting.

Mrs. Harold McCracken was devotional leader. Mrs. Robert Owen reported that the Guild will hold a rummage sale from 9 a. m.

to 4:30 p. m. Friday, May 14, at the Church. The annual mother-daughter banquet will be held at 6 p. m.

Monday, May 17, in Williamson Hall. Entertainment will follow the dinner. All mothers and daughters are invited to attend. Reservations must be made by calling Mrs. Campbell, 458-7409, or Mrs.

Robert Miller, 748-4248. Mrs. Fred Huff, nursery supervisor, was a guest. Refreshments were served by Mrs. Campbell, assisted by Mrs.

Roger Campbell. Carol Westbrook, John McMichael announce plans GROVE CITY Mr. and Mrs. Donald E. Roy, Westbrook, Maine, announce the engagement and forthcoming marriage of their daughter, Carol, to John McMichael, son of Mr.

and Mrs. Robert McMichael, Stewart Ave. Miss Roy, a graduate of Westbrook High School, is a senior at University of Maine School of Nursing, Portland, Maine. Her fiance, a 1966 graduate of Grove City Area High School, is also a senior at University of Maine, Orono, Maine, where he is majoring in bacteriology. A July 31 wedding is being planned in Westbrook.

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