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Daily Republican, Monongahela, Herald American, Donora, Pa. -TUESDAY, DECEMBER 16, 1969 Hospital Notes Hospitality Shop Memorial Hospital Voluntarily Staffed by Women's Auxiliary Auxiliary meets third Friday of January, April and September. Admissions Tamie Ambrose, age 16 months, daughter of Joseph Ambrose of Box 320, Courtney. Christopher Wilson, age 2, son of George Wilson of 620 Speers Avenue, Charleroi. George Sealy of 229 Liberty Street, California.

Rodney Edwards, age 2, son of Raymond Edwards of 52 Lincoln Street, Uniontown. Ralph Ftolze of Library. Paul Roberts of RD 2, Finleyville. Howard Kerlin, age 6, son of Ray Kerlin of RD 1, Finleyville. Anita Haney of RD 1, Finleyville.

Virginia Murray of Box 489, RD 2, Brownsville. Flora Jackson of 420 Clover Street, Brownsville. Mary Melenchak of RD 2, Monongahela. Willis Chester of 515 Finley Street, Monongahela. Mary Riili of Box 213, RD 2, Monongahela.

Clyde Hawk of Box 202, Fisher Heights, Monongahela. Joseph Frye of Box 589, RD 2, Monongahela. Mautis Bundzik of Box 195, RD 2, Monongahela. Glenn Eisiminger of Box 435, RD 2, Monongahela. Discharged David Lucy of Elizabeth.

Debra Schwartz of Belle Vernon. Emilio Alvarez of Donora. Mrs. John Sinko and son of Monongahela. Steve Letavec of hela.

Mrs. Gaylord Fleming and daughter of Monongahela. Kidnaped (Continued From Page One) said Kristie described the kidnaper as "a white male driving a car bigger than her daddy's." "He left her and told her her mother would pick her up," Brown said. A saleswoman in Rich's Department Store in Atlanta's Greenbriar Shopping Center spotted Kristie and, assuming she had been separated from her parents, spent about 30 minutes trying to find them in the store. Then she took the girl to the store's security police department.

"At first, everything started out just like any other lost child case we have," said security chief Jack Moore. "But when she told us her name and where she was from we knew we had something special. She was a bright child, and didn't seem at all terrified about her situation at the time." Slater and his wife, who had broadcast appeals to the kidnaper to "please don't harm her," were "overwhelmed" by the news of their daughter's safety. Agents Speed Reunion To speed the reunion, FBI agents took the girl in a car and drove up Interstate Highway 75 toward Chattanooga while other agents brought Kristie's parents down the highway toward Atlanta. The cars met near Dalton, Ga.

Kristie and her parents and older sister, Kitty, 15, then were driven by the FBI to a clinic in Chattanooga, where the girl, grinning and clutching a teddy bear, was examined by doctors. Funeral Notice TAKACH Mrs. Susie (Zuzsi) Takach, 76, of 436 Murray Donora, in Monongahela Memorial Hospital, New Eagle, Tuesday, Dec. 16, 1969, 3 a.m. Friends received after 7 p.m.

Tuesday, Dec. 16, at the Paul Macik Funeral Home, 546 Thompson Donora. Blessing services there Thursday, Dec. 18, 9 a.m., followed by requiem high mass at 9:30 a.m. in St.

Michael's Byzantine Rite Catholic Church, Donora, the Very Rev. Msgr. Michael A. Durisin, pastor, as celebrant. Interment in the family plot of St.

Michael's Cemetery. Parastas services at the funeral home Wednesday, Dec. 17, 6 p.m. (M Lois Capicotto of Mononga- hela. Deaths Zuzsi Takach, 76, of 210 Fourth Avenue, Monongahela, admitted December 1 8, 1969, died December 16, 1960, a at 3 a.m.

Emergency Reem Twelve treated and three admitted. United Fund (Continued From Page One) E. White then reported final figures to date on receipts from the fall fund raising campaign. Goal was $275,000 for 1970. A total of $281,187 was raised, or approximately $11,000 more than was raised last year, White said, and the campaign went "over the top." He broke down the receipts as follows: Business and Industry Division Section Major Firms, raised $166,117 on a $160,000 goal; Section Commercial and Small Industries, $50,126 on $50,000 goal; Section Financial, $18,215 toward $19,750 goal; and Building Trades and Unions, $1,767 on a $1,500 goal.

Total for the division was $236,226 on a goal of $231,250. Public Service Division $12,896 on goal of $12,500. Educational Division $7,055 toward goal of $7,500. Professional Division $7,322 toward goal of $10,000. Community Division Belle Vernon, $2,846 on goal of California, $1,079 toward goal of Charleroi, $6,337 on goal of Donora, $2,265 toward goal of Monessen, $3,220 toward goal of Monongahela, $1,929 toward goal of $2,300.

Total for this division was $17,676 toward goal of $19,200. A report was given by Mrs. Samuel Fee, chairman of the Public Relations Committee on activities and plans for 1971 before she resigned as chairman. Her resignation was accepted with regrets. New Agency Accepted The Inclusions Committee recommended the acceptance the newly created Mon Valley Mental Health Council as an agency of the Mon Valley United Fund, and the board took this action.

Mon Valley Health Council took the place of Washington County Mental Health Association as a member agency, and admission was denied to Westmoreland County Mental Health Association. The new council has been formed with affiliatons with the mental health associations of three counties Washington, Westmoreland, and Fayette and will work in the area of the Mon Valley United Fund. Budget and Allocations Committee then made its report, adopted by the board, for allocations to the member agencies of the United Fund in the coming year as follows: Panel A Salvation Army Catholic Charities of the Greensburg Diocese Mon Valley Catholic Social Services, Pittsburgh Diocese, Mon Valley Chapter, American National Red Cross $34,000. Total $94,747. Panel Mon Valley YMCA Mon Valley Camp Fire Girls Girl Scouts of Southwestern Pennsylvania Boy Scouts of America, Allegheny Trails Council Tri Town Boys Club Boys Brigade $500.

Total, $73,325. Panel Travelers Aid Association $100; United Services Organization National Social Welfare Assembly $40; Pennsylvania Mental Health Association $500; United Seaman's Service $50; Western Pennsylvania Multiple Sclerosis Society $888; Blinded Veterans Association $25; American Social Health Association $25; United Community Funds and Councils of America $700; Mon Valley United Health Services Community Services of Pennsylvania Ar-! thritis Foundation $600; Mon Valley Mental Health Council $1,000. Total, $56,928. Total of the allocations of the three panels as $225,000, up from last year's allocations of $219,333. Also set up in the budget was $34,973 for administration and campaign costs, $20,000 for uncollected pledges, and $1,214 for contingencies.

Total budget was for $281,187. The annual meeting was set tentatively for late February when election of a board of directors will be held. River Hill Man, WW I Veteran, Passes Away Charles F. Sherwood, 74, of River Hill, RD 1, Monongahela, died Monday, December 15, 1969, in McKeesport Hospital. Born September 28, 1805, in Garrettsville, 0., he was the son of the late Wallace and Franklin Francis Sherwood.

A member of the River Hill Church of Christ, Mr. Sherwood was retired electrician who formerly owned the Elizabeth Electric Shop in Elizabeth. A veteran of World War he was a member of Frank Downer Post 302 of the American Legion in Monongahela. Survivors include his wife, Sara Cain Sherwood at home; one daughter, Mrs. Arlene Keffer of Elizabeth; son, Charles F.

Sherwood of Charleroi; a step brother, James Chambers of Long Beach, one niece and 10 grandchildren. Friends are being received at the Charles O. Winkelvoss Memorial Home, 221 Second Street, Elizabeth, until 12 noon, Thursday, December 18, 1969. Mrs. Takach Dies, Widow Of Ex-Councilman Mrs.

Susie (Zuzsi) Takach died early this morning in Monongahela Memorial Hospital at the age of 76, following a lingering illness. She had been hospitalized for the past week. Mrs. Takach was born March 29, 1893, in Austria Hungary. She had come to Donora in 1909, and had been a resident of the community for the past 60 years.

Her late home was at 436 Murray Donora. Mrs. was a member of St. Michael's Byzantine Rite Catholic Church, Donora, and of the American Rusin Political and Beneficial Society and St. Dominic Rosary Society, Donora.

Her husband, former Donora councilman Andrew Takach, preceded her in death on Aug. 28, 1968. She is survived by two sons, Thomas Takach of Monongahela and Sgt. John Takach of the Donora Police Force; two daughters, Mrs. Anna Sabol of Reseda, and Mrs.

Michael (Susan) Stimak of Donora; 19 grandchildren; and six great-grandchildren. Friends will be received at the Paul Macik Funeral Home, 546 Thompson Donora. Charles Frey, City Native, Dies In Illinois Charles F. Frey, 63, of 577 Fidney Street, Glenn Dale Heights, died at 9:45 p.m., Monday, December 15, 1969, in Central DuPage Hospital, Winfield, Ill. Born in Monongahela on February 24, 1906, Mr.

Frey was a retired Penn Central Railroad Company employe and was a member of Transfiguration RC Church of Monongahela. Survivors include two sons, Thomas of Melrose Park, and Paul of Glenn Dale Heights, one sister, Mrs. Marshell (Jane) Keun of Glenn Dale Heights, a brother, Theodore Frey of Harrisburg, a sister, Mrs. Theodore (Johana) Hayward of Monessen; and three grandchildren. Funeral arrangements, incomplete at this time, will be in charge of Bebout Yohe Company Funeral Home, 300 Second Street, Monongahela.

Other Deaths MRS. LAWRENCE BOYD, 57, of 60 McKennan Avenue, Washington, died Monday, December 15, 1969, at 10:30 a.m. in Washington Hospital following an illness of 18 months. She was a native of Monessen. FLOYD THOMAS MORRIS, 46, of 308 Oliver Avenue, Bentleyville, died Monday, December 15, 1969, in Veterans' Hospital, Pittsburgh.

A career serviceman in the U. S. Air Force, he was retired as a staff sergeant in April, 1969. HARVEY M. CHURCHMAN, 75, of 2306 Highland Avenue, McKeesport, died Sunday, December 14, 1969, in McKeesport Hospital.

Survivors include a daughter, Mrs. Gail Hyde, of Elizabeth. MRS. ETEFANIA SVANA, 57, of 6233 Smithfield Street, Boston, died Saturday, December 13, 1969, in McKeesport A A 1 (80 80 do 1 .3000 1 VIN VI CHRISTMAS PROGRAMS are schedulel this week by two Donora elementary schools. Sixth Street students (top) will present their program at their school Thursday, Dec.

18, and Castner pupils will present their program Friday, Dec. 19. Marcella M. Clark is the music teacher at both schools. Hour Of Power Will Present Musicals The Hour of Power, held each Wednesday evening in the First Baptist Church of Monongahela, will place the accent on Christmas music for the next two weeks.

The public is welcome to attend these services which begin at 7:30 p.m. On Wednesday, December 17, 1969, two choirs and a ladies trio will sing. The junior choir will sing "Anybody Listening." A ladies trio composed of Mrs. Betty Bruce, Mrs. Vivian Flowers, and Mrs.

Cora June Russell will sing "Holy Child." The primary choir of the First Baptist Church will sing "Here We Come a Next Wednesday, December 24, the Hour of Power will be a special Christmas eve service. The church music director, Mrs. Lois Stillwagon, has planned a complete musical presentation for that evening which will include the adult choir, a duet, and two solos. Free bus transportation is provided to and from the Hour of Power services. Reservations can be made by calling 258-7750 between the hours of nine and twelve Monday through Friday.

Health Services (Continued From Page One) the appointment of Dr. Rita G. Bruce as a full-time psychologist to the Out Patient Mental Health Clinic will, for the first time, bring to the Monongahela Valley a comprehensive health program to meet the needs of the emotionally disturbed, the mentally retarded, and those homebound because of illness. Further, the board of directors of the Mon Valley United Health Services, feel that the recruitment of this large staff of professionals in varied fields should, in cooperation with other practitioners, agencies and institutions, assure quality care to all Mon Valley residents from infancy to old age. This expansion of health services is a major step toward the coordination of care envisioned with the completion of the new Mon Valley Health Center in Monessen.

Hospital. She was a native of Donora, Pa. MRS. ELVA MAI TORICE, 68, of Box 332, Salis bury, was dead on arrival, Sunday, December 14, 1969, at Meyersdale Community Hospital. She was a former resident of Elizabeth.

Carroll Twp. Open Burning Law Explained Garbage collection in Carroll Twp. is being slowed up by what appears to be a misunderstanding of a recently passed ordinance regulating open burning in the township. Robert Gilpen, garbage collection contractor, told the township's board of supervisors last night that township residents are placing large quantities of paper and other garbage matter out for collection. He said that he has been informed by many residents that the new open burning ordinance prohibits the burning of paper and that they have no alternative except to place it in refuse containers to be collected.

Gilpin said that if the condition persists he will be compelled to institute an additional charge for the collection of waste paper. The supervisors agreed that the condition has resulted from a misunderstanding of the provisions of the ordinance. They reminded township restdents that the outdoor burning of all waste matter, except garbage, is permitted between the hours of 7 a.m. and 2 p.m. on Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Saturdays.

By scheduling waste paper burning during these hours, the need to utilize garbage cans for the disposal of non garbage waste can be eliminatted, it was suggested. The supervisors also re minded residents that the monthly garbage fee of $1.50 permits the pickup of two 20- gallon garbage cans per week per family. The contractor will charge 25 cents for each additional can. Boys Scouts Of Area Plan Philmont Trip Boy Scouts in the hela Valley who have their hearts set on a 17-day adventure at the Philmont Scout Ranch and Explorer Base in Cimarron, New Mexico, are busy this holiday season raising money to make their dreams of the trip come true. More than 200 Scouts from the Allegheny Trails Council of which the Mon Valley District is a part are expected to participate in the two expeditions into cowboy country this summer, according to Robert Pirchesky council executive board member from Monongahela.

Another 32 Scouts will attend the 1970 Explorer Air Encampment at Cherry Point, North Carolina, during the summer, he said. The two expeditions to the Philmont Scout Ranch will Christmas Assembly Set At MVCHS A Christmas Assembly will be held in the auditorium of Monongahela Valley Catholic High School Friday, Dec. 19, beginning at 1 p.m. The Rev. John Sabovics will be master of ceremonies.

Sophomore, junior and senior classes will begin their program with traditional hymns, and will end with the novelty Russian winter song "Sleigh." The soloists will include Bill Marlett singing "Silver Patty Shroyer in "0 Holy Night," and Bob Ravasio in "Chestnuts Roasting." The majorettes will present a song and dance routine to 'Parade of the Wooden Soldiers." Varsity cheerleaders will do "I'm Gettin' Nothin' For Christmas." An original skit will be presented by Anita Fotheringham and Peggy Baker. The dance band, directed by Henry Aloisi, will perform. A skit by Student Council will include Christmas with: "The Neil Armstrongs," "The Aristotle Onassis Family," and "The Nixons." The Spanish Club will do "The Night Before Christmas." Finally, there will be a gift presentation billed on the program as "Surprise Santa Claus" with Head Elf and Elves. Notice Notice I will not be responsible for any debts incurred by anyone other than myself. Loris C.

Cillo Library Man Injured When Car Hits Pole leave July 3 and July 31. Total cost for the 17-day trip is $190. The fee covers all transportation costs and meals. It also includes the cost of 12 days on the trail in the Philmont wilderness, full insurance, sightseeing tours, an overnight stay at historic U. S.

Army Fort Carson, training sessions and certain crew equipment. The fee does not cover spending money, personal gear, and uniforms. Transportation is by bus from Pittsburgh to Chicago, and west from Chicago on the famous Denver Zephyr. Included in the trip will be a tour of the United States Air Force Academy and a visit to the Garden of the Gods. Scouts interested in receiving additional details about the expeditions are urged to call the qualified and authorized scout information leaders listed below: Carl Braunegg 239-4086 and Milo Careatti 483-3865, for the Charleroi area; Raymond Purks 684-5928 and Charles Maund Jr.

684-7929, for the Monessen area; Robert Jenkins 769-5836 and Albert Troyan 757-6704, in the Richeyville area. William Baker 569-5626, Scenery Hill; Ron Rudinsky 267-4084, Marianna; Edward Evans 872-5237, Rostraver; Joseph Hoffman 929-5480, Belle Vernon. A Philmont information meeting will be held in any Scout area as demand arises, Scout officials said. The program will include slides and films for parents and Scouts. Details of the program were discussed at a recent board meeting attended by Pirchesky and Tom Preston of Monessen, representing the Monongahela Valley area.

S. Vietnamese (Continued From Page One) This is an area where intelligence reports have noted increasing Communist infiltration, cited by President Nixon in his latest Vietnam statement as a "disburging new infiltration has increased substantially," Nixon said Monday night. "It has not yet reached the point where our military leaders believe the enemy has developed the capability to mount a major offnsive, but we are watching the situation closely to see whether it could develop to that extent." One man was injured and two other persons escaped injury in accidents on Route 88 in Union Township early last night. The two accidents happened within a mile of each other in distance and within ail hour of each other in time. Ralph Stolz, 52, of 6348 Library Road, Library, was injured and taken to Monongahela Memorial Hospital when his car went over an embankment and struck a utility pole.

Stolz was admitted to Monongahela Memorial Hospital after receiving treatment for lacerations of the right eye lid and a possible concussion. His condition was described as "good" this morning by a hospital spokesman. Union Township police said Stolz lost control of his car when it skidded on the icy road surface as he was going over Library Hill at about 7:15 p.m. Damage to his car was estimated at $1,000. In another accident at the intersection of Cardox Road and Route 88 at about 6:15 p.m., police said no one was injured but a car operated by Martin L.

Chappell, 39, of Box 5421, RD 1, Charleroi, was totally wrecked. Police reported that the freak accident occurred when a car driven by Elizabeth Yancec, 32, of Seventh Avenue Extension, New Eagle, while leaving dox Road to turn onto Route 88, skidded and crossed the icy highway. Chappell, coming over the hill, applied his brakes in an effort to avoid striking the Yancec car, but skidded onto the berm and plunged over a bank. His vehicle rolled over and came to rest on its top, police said. Police said there was no damage to the Yancec car, as the Chappell vehicle did not touch it.

Slick Roads (Continued From Page One) said but damage to her vehicle was estimated at $2,500. At 4:45 p.m., a three car mishap occurred when one car slowed down because of the erous road and the other cars following could not stop in time and a chain reaction mishap occurred involving three autos. Drivers of the cars were Joseph Cesorini of Ranson, W. John Smichnick of Brown Street, Belle Vernon, and Audrey Vuknic of Lignoire. Damage to the three vehicles was estimated at $1,800, police Isaid.

Gilpin informed the visors that garbage collection during Christmas week will be delayed one day so that employes can have Christmas day off. Collections will take place on December 26 and 27 instead of December 25 and 26, he reported. The schedule will return to normal the following week and will remain unchanged during New Year's week. In other action last night, the supervisors reported that the continued delay in the installation of a traffic signal at the intersection of Routes 88 and 837 at Wickerham's Corner has been caused by the need for special equipment for the installation. The supervisors last night accepted the resignatior.

of Matthew Cowell as township animal control officer and said the township is accepting applications for the position. Cowell was elected Charleroi area magistrate in the ber 4 election and can no longer serve as animal control officer. Although it has been reported that Carroll Township will receive $1,300 in Crime Commission funds, the supervisors said they have received no official word in regard to the grant. The township applied for funds for the purchase of a police radio and walkie-talkie. The board authorized the township tax collector to purchase a four year bond representing 40 per cent of the tax duplicate.

Purchase of the bond required by law for a four year period will represent a saving of about 15 per cent, it was pointed out. Michael Tomko Accepts Post At' Cincinnati U. Michael A. Tomko, a former resident of Finleyville, has accepted a teaching position in the Department of Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation at the University of Cincinnati Medical School. Hs primary duties will include lecturing in the medical areas, counseling, and research.

He assumed his new post on Monday, Dec. 15. A 1953 graduate of hela High School, Tomko received a bachelor of arts degree in psychology at Westminster College and a master education degree in rehabilitation counseling at the University of Pittsburgh. Tomko was employed for five years at the Harmarville Rehabilitation Center as assistant director of the Vocational-Educational Services Department. He is the son of Mrs.

Caroline Tomko of Washington Finleyville, and the late William IT. Tomko..