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MAY 19, 1958 THE DAILY REPUBLICAN MONONGAHELA, PA. PAGE SEVEN Hospital Notes Monongahela Memorial Monessen Birihs May 16, 1956 sOn of Mr. and Mrs. WilWarren of New Eagle, May 8.30 p.m. daughter of Mr.

and Mrs. Evans of Monongahela. May 17 at 8:30 a.m. son Mr. and Mrs.

Joseph of Monongahela, R. 17 at 9:13 p.m. son of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph of 853 Heslep Avenue, May 18 at 3:50 a.m.

son of Mr. and Mrs. Donald of Elizabeth, R. D. 3.

May 4:52 p.m. daughter of Mr. Mrs. Touchton of Finleyville. May 18 at 11:20 p.m.

Surgical Patient (Saturday) Mrs. Robert Kirby of Finleyville. R. D. 2.

Medical Patients Mrs. Domenick Colonetti of 128 Railroad Street, Monongahela. Robert Hugus of New Eagle. Mrs. William Hazelbaker of Rocono.

Leslie Crumrine of Scenery Hill. Mrs. Rachel Widmer of 418 Third Street. Monongahela. Rodney Carden, son of Luther Carden.

of Monongahela. R. D. 2. Bryon.

McAlister. five months. son of Bertram McAlister of New Eagle. Mrs. Frank Patterson of 914 Stanton Street.

Monongahela. Mrs. Paul Kozemchak of 502 Fourth Street, Monongahela. Mrs. Joseph Demcek of 1562 Fourth Street.

Monongahela. Albert Vannucci of 157 East Main Street, Monongahela. Mrs. Catherine Trunzo of New Eagle. Norman Manzini of New Eagle.

James Gamble of 120 Eleventh Street, Donora. Mrs. Dolores Kossel of New Ea- gle. Discharged (Friday) Mrs. Richard Cupp and son of Clairton.

Mrs. Harold Graham and son of Library. Mrs. Robert Hamilton and son of Finleyville. Mrs.

Robert Williams and son of Finleyville, R. D. 1. Michael Dunlap of Donora. Antonio Battilana of Donora.

Jerry Hall of Belle Vernon. (Saturday) Mrs. Thomas Scurfield and daughter of Monongahela. Mrs. William Bainbridge of Belle Vernon.

Mrs. Claude Wood of Monongahela. Mrs. Otis Lang of Finleyville. Mrs.

G. A. Gibson of Monongahela. Mrs. Joseph Delmastro of Monongahela.

Miss Irene Geary of Menongahela. Ronald Watson of Bentleyville. Julius Feldman of Monessen. John Wassel of Monongahela. Charles Hank of Bentleyville.

Harry Phythyon of Webster. (Sunday) Mrs. Peter Merolillo and daughter of Monongahela. Mrs. Walter Lindy and son of Elizabeth.

Mrs. Peter Szedon and son of Monongahela. Mrs. Robert Miller and daughter of New Eagle. Mrs.

Michael Brandabura of Donora. Mrs. Morley Elwood of Monongahela. Mrs. Joseph Alexander of Finleyville.

Mrs. Quinton Shaner of Elizabeth. Mrs. Harry Ferraro of New Eagle. Mrs.

James Fine of Monongahela. Mrs. Edward Warren of Monongallela. Death Charles Vetternick, 81, Park Avenue, Monongahela. R.

D. admitted May 11, died May 19, 1958 at 1:00 a.m. HUTCHISON William Hutchison, 83, of 107 Third Street. Bentleyville, died unexpectedly of a heart attack Sunday, May 18. 1958, in his home.

He was born in Ginger Hill, June 30, 1874, and was a retired mine foreman. Surviving are his w'fe. Elizabeth Hutchison: a daughter, Mrs. Silas (Cora) Hall at home; two sisters, Alice Large. Monongahela, R.

and Isabell Ivill, of Wilson. and several nieces and nephews. WILLIAM R. SKILES Funeral services were held urday for William R. Skiles Eighty Four.

who died Wednesday. May 14, 1950. He was preceded in death h's wife, Mabel B. Skiles, formerly of Bethel Park. Surviving are a brother.

R. Skiles, North Jackson. 0.: and sister, Mrs. Mary Hanshaw, Conway, Pa. PHONE.

Newsy Want Ads Pay Dividends USE OUR BL 8-7000 ECONOMICAL FR 9-6500 Buy, Sell, 7-DAY RATE Use To Rent or Hire The liam 16 at The Clande D. 1. The Miscovies 2. May The Medina Donora, The Conn 18 at The Ronald Mrs. Edwin Edward Popelas Wentzell of of Roscoe.

California. Dawn Ann Swaney of Charleroi. Ms. Mary E. Stewart of Belle Vernon.

Wesley T. Ackinclose of Roscoe. Mrs. Olis Hixson of Dawson. Richard E.

Brady of Fayetto City. Rene A. Mathieu of Monessen Mrs. Anthony Zel; of Belle Vernon. Mrs.

Patsy F. Sappo of Monessen. Mrs. Ben K. Kamaroni of Charleroi.

Mrs. Dominick Vesio of Monessen. Ralph S. Santmyer of West Newton. Births The son of Mr.

and Mrs. Jack E. Yost of Charleroi, May 15, at 3:21 a.m. The son of Mr. and Mrs.

Charles Yetsconish of Fayette City, May 15, at 4:04 a.m. The son Mr. and Mrs. Louis Fronzaglio of Monongahela, May 15, at 1:23 a.m. Discharged Mrs.

Thomas Mancuso of Charleroi. Yvonne Gail Schoch of Roscoe. Mrs. Joseph Steadman of Smithton. Mrs.

Elsta Edward Yakich of Charleroi. Mrs. Edward Weaver of Bentleyville. Mrs. Adrian Kutska of Charleroi.

Isidore J. Crisi of Monessen. Mrs. Joseph E. Pollins of Webster.

Mrs. Linnie Pate of Monessen. Mrs. Fred Clark of Belle Vernon. Leroy F.

Silvey of Reekskill, New York. Louis P. Vaira of Donora. Mrs. James Venneri of Belle Vernon.

Bee B. Robinson of Charleroi. Mrs. Donald Little of Belle Vernon. May 17, 1958 Admissions Mrs.

Joseph Fayak of N. Charleroi. Joseph Sawich of Donora. Sharon Lee Phillips of Stockdale. Mrs.

Peter F. Bludis of Monessen. Mrs. Anna Casey of Mrs. Eugene Hirschi of Monongahela.

Mrs. Stephen Babinec of Donora, Mrs. Jack V. Hormell of Charleroi. Mrs.

Stanley E. Koskasky of Fayette. John Pokol of Donora. Mrs. John Chopyak of Donora.

The daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Donald J. Little of Belle Vernon May 16 at 3:47 a.m. The son of Mr.

and Mrs. Ross J. Panepinto of Charleroi, May 16 at 7:15 a.m. The son Mr. and Mrs.

Edward R. Wentzell of Caliornia, May 16, at 1:27 a.m. The son of and Mrs. John Yurkovich Belle Vernon, May 16 at 9:50 p.m. Discharged Mrs.

William Zeli of Belle Vernon. Charles D. Trickett of Belle Vernon. Jeffreu Mark Varga. of Belle Vernon.

James P. Lewitsky of MonesNorris E. Boyd of Elizabeth. Mrs. George Taylor of BelleVernon.

Joseph Check of Monessen. Vincenzo Amendola, of Monessen. Terry E. Hartman of West Newton. Mike Andrys of Donora.

William E. Biggins of Belle Vernon. State Justice Dept. Rules S.T.C. Boards May Set Own Fees HARRISBURG (UP) The state Justice Department said today boards of trustees of each of the 14 state teachers colleges may set their own schedule of fees and that such fees need not be form throughout the state.

In an opinion directed to Charles H. Boehm, state superintendent of public instruction, the Justice Department said the fees, as set 'by each board, are subject only to the approval of the state superintendent. Boehm had requested the opinion because of a proposal of the West Chester State Teachers College board to increase its room rents $1 a week and other fees $28 annually next year. Canonsburg Grill Damaged By Fire by Extens've damage to the building resulted from an early Satur. day fire at the Union Grill in CanJ.

on burg. a Canonsburg firemen used all available fire-fighting equipment and fought the blaze for two UTTLE WANT BIG RESULTS A Funeral Notices CRISWELL. C. Criswell. 909 Sixth Elizabeth, at Magee Hospital, Pittsburgh, May 18, 1958, at 8:50 p.m.

Friends received at Cox Funeral Home. Elizabeth. Services there Wednesday, May 21, at 1:00 m. in charge Rev. H.

Arthur Stephenson, pastor Elizabeth Presbyterian Church. Burial Round Hill Cemetery. HUTCHISON William Hutchison, 107 Third Bentleyville, May 18. 1958. Friends received alter 1.

p.m. May 19 at home of John B. Greenlee. Bentleyville. Services there Wednesday.

May 21, at 2 p.m. Burial Maple Creek Cemetery. John B. Greenlee Funeral Home, funeral director. L.

Snyder of 64 E. Fayette Uniontown, at Mercy Hospital, Pittsburgh, Saturday, May 17. 1958. at 6:30 m. Friends received at L.

M. Frye Funeral Home. 427 W. Main Monongahela. Mass will be sung Tuesday, May 20, at Transfiguration R.C.

Church at 9:30 a.m. by the Rev. Paul P. Leger, pastor. Interment St.

Mary's Cemetery. VETTERNICK. Vetternick, 80, Pigeon Creek, Carroll Township, at Monongahela Memorial Hospital, May 19, 1958, at 1:05 a.m. Friends received at Bebout Yohe Co. Funeral Home, 300 2nd Monongahela.

Blessing services there Wednesday, May 21, at 11:00 m. i in charge Rev. Edward Trzeciakowski, assistant pastor Transfiguration R. C. Church.

Burial Monongahela Cemetery. CHABRE. Caroline Chabre, 1207 Meldon Donora, May 18, 1958. 2:30 p. m.

Friends received at R. R. Schwerha Funeral Home after 7 p.m. today. Blessing services there May 21, 9:30 a.m., followed by Requiem High Mass at 10 a.m.

in St. Charles Roman Catholic Church, with Assistant Pastor, the Rev. Francis Weaver in charge. Burial in Monongahela Cemetery. In Memoriam In loving memory of our son and brother.

Fred Balogh, who passed away seventeen years ago today, May 19, 1941. Keep him, Jesus. in thy keeping, Till we reach that heavenly shore, Then, 0 Master, let us have him, That we may love him as before. Sadly missed by Mother and Sisters. Pennsylvania Skies Cloudy By UNITED PRESS 'The forecast for Pennsylvania today called for cloudy skies, some scattered showers and clearing later in the day.

A warm humid flow of southwesterly winds continued across the state this morning. Cooler. drier air moving slowly eastward from the Great Lakes region will move across the state reaching the southeastern portion early tonight. This morning. cloudy weather prevailed over most of the state with" numerous showers reported the central and western portions with low temperatures in the 60's.

Today's forecast calls for some clearing in west portion by afternoon with showers ending this morning. Showers and scattered thundershowers in central and eastern portions today. Highs will range from low 70's in northwest to around low 80's in south-central, southeastern portion. Showers will end early tonight in the southeastern corner with some clearing late tonight. Cool temperatures and fair weather will prevail over the remainder of the state tonight with lows in the mid and upper 40's in northern portion to the mid 50's 'n southern portion except near 60 in extreme southeast.

Tuesday will be mostly fair over the state with mild afternoon temperatures. Highest will be in the upper 60's in north to lower mid 70's in south portion. ours. The fire, of undetermined origin, was discovered by a passer-by at about 6:55 a.m. The building is the same one in wh'ch.

a gamblirg den, on the third floor, was raided by Carone. burg police Thursday night when 14 men and the proprietor were arrested. Special Notice Wallpaper stea.ver Noor sander Rental. Reason. bie Daily Hate: SUN WALLPAPER PAINT CO.

PHONE B18-9100 LINDE OXYGEN Acetylene, Prest-o-lite. Complete line Vi welding supplies and equipment GUTTMAN SUPPLY CO. Speers Road Belle Vernon HI TOP SOIL AAA-1 ANALYZED Call: BI. 8-6843 after 4:30 p.m. JAMES HARRISON SPRING CLEANERS SPECIAL Your sweeper compietely rebuilt like new for $11.25, We have par.s to fit Electro Lux, Air Way, and all other sweepers.

Compact Sales Service New Location 627 Fallowfield Ave. Charleroi HU 3-3397 Hi Fi and Radio Sale RCA Zenith Webcor Westinghouse Columbia Capitol Decca. Buy national brands for less during our summer clearance. Wholesale buyers bring your catalogs. Crafton's Corner 5th McKean Ave.

Donora. "BUILD YOUR OWN HOME" We invite your inspection of our new model home now under construction located on Route 51, 2 miles northwest of Aliquippa. Get free literature. MIDWEST HOMES. INC.

1320 Brodhead Road Aliquippa. Pa. Phone: ES 3-4588 CHARLES J. SANDERS Greenhouse BI. 8-7279 Geraniums ea.

.15 Geraniums 3 for $1.00 All Vegetable Plants doz. .25 Yews, Pfitzers 10 for $1.95 SEE OUR TULIP DISPLAY Open Evenings and Sundays The doldrums are stretches of ocean, between the trade wind belts, where the air is quiet and sultry. Cyclones and frequent squalls originate there. The horse latitudes, calms near the Tropics of Cancer and Capricorn, are te gions of light, variable winds. MEMORIAL DAY FLOWERS Geraniums -Petunias -Ageratum -Marigolds--ColeusFuchsias Snaps, etc.

All varieties of vegetable plants. All reasonably priced. VANDERSLICE GREENHOUSE Mingo School Route 88 R.D. 2 Finleyville AERIAL PHOTOGRAPHY MEL HART Phone: Waynesburg 1199 2 What to Do Where to Go LORY'S Roast Turkey Dinner Every Thursday. Baked Round Steak with mushroom sauce Every Tuesday.

Served 12 noon to 7 p.m. "Come as your are no need to eat in your car." Member, Chamber of Commerce CABINS for rent Deep Creek Maryland; housekeeping fully equipped. Fishing, swimming, boating, golf nearby $40 $50 weekly. Deposit holds. Call OR chard 2-5702.

A. Peters, Frank, Pa. Insurance See Me For Remarkably Low Rates On Auto Insurance With STATE FARM MUTUAL J. W. Tregembo, Agent: 1023 Lincoln St.

Phone BL 8-8262 STATE FARM INSURANCE Charles A. Eisenberg Phone FR. 9-7195 CONSULT EUGENE M. LONG About Your Insurance 421 W. Main St.

BL 8-41 5 Wanted Boy past 15 desires work mowing lawns. Call BI. 8-7422 after 4:30 p.m. 6 Instruction ELECTRONICS CAN BE THE ROAD TO SECURITY ENJOY YOUR INCREASE YOUR INCOME, find your place with YOUR FUTURE SECURE! THE GREAT AND GROWING ELECTRONICS INDUSTRY URGENTLY QUALIFIED MEN AND WOMEN. Our short.

intensive course can train you WHILE YOU EARN. Hundreds of successful graduates, coast to coast. F. C. C.

LICENSE INDUSTRIAL ELECTRONICS may be earned by qualified men and women 17.0 or over. LOOK INTO THIS NOW. No obligat on. WRITE TODAY. including phone number and address, to: ELECTRONICS INSTITUTE 3101 Gillham Plaza.

Kansas City, Mo. Box 619. care of Daily Republican, Monongahela. MOTEL MANAGEMENT -MEN. WOMEN and COUPLES to train for MOTEL MANAGEMENT and OPERATION.

Only matured will be considered. Age 25 to 59. Write NATIONAL MOTEL TRAINING. INC. 7 Male Help Wanted Wanted Car hop.

Apply in person. Frankie's Place, 217 E. Main Street. Monongahela. Our business is good.

We are expanding and need several ambitious men to service our customers. Preferred high school education and car. Guarantee $100 a week to start. Opportunity for advancement. Write Box No.

137 c-0 Herald-American. Non-factory work with future. Nationally known company will appoint two men in local area. Good job history required. This is steady employment.

Preferred married men. Our men rare presently averaging $125 a week. Write to 511 Peoples Union Bank McKeesport. Pa. PROFESSIONAL CONTACT men needed by expanding National Financial Organization.

Real opportunity aggressive salesmen, $100 weekly draw. $100 bonus. territorial management, qualified men. No investment required. Write Mr.

Childs, Box Mentor. Ohio. 9 Female Help Wanted GIRL to work in dry cleaning establishment. No experience necessary. Apply Tuesday.

May 20 between 10:00 a.m. and 1:00 241 W. Main Monongahela. 12 Work Wanted Wall washing, wall paper cleaning, wall paper removed. interior and exterior paint in g.

Awnings washed and venetian blinds. Phone HU 3-3310 Smith General Cleaning 15 Coal for Sale COAL REDDOG ASHES 1 TON AND UP WATER DELIVERY FRANK M. C'AMPBELL-DI8-5217 16 Household Goods $100 Trade In for your old living room and bedroom. Green Stamps, too! OHIO FURNITURE CO. North Belle Vernon '413-J For Sale Large Frigidaire BL 8-8253 Quickies By Ken Reynolds 5-19 "If you're not looking for a secretary -then why is your Want Ad in French?" FOR SALE Six rooms of furni ure including piano.

radio, refrigerator, etc. Inquire at 141 Modise.ie te Donora, or Phone FR 9-4216. For Sale 9 Piece antique dining room suite, German make. BL 8-6152. 18 Plumbing and Heating HEATING or PLUMBING PROBLEMS? Phone BI.

8-5700 for a Free Estimate Budget Terms MYERS MYERS Serving the Valley over 50 Yr 3. Plumbing, Heating Wiring Repairs or Remodeling. JOSEPH D. SEVICK RI. 8-8869 or DI R-7147 19A Appliances CATTANEO'S APPLIANCES GENERAL ELECTRIC SALES SERVICE 169 W.

Main St. Ph. BL 8-5024 NIGHT EMERGENCY SERVICE 21 Musical Instruments IT DOES MAKE a difference where you buy that piano, gan or accordion. Investigate at Ayers first. You can save $20 bill on that band instrument thru the school rental plan at AYERS MUSIC CENTER.

FR 9-6960. 24 Farm and Garden TOMATO CABBAGE PLANTS 25c Dozen Phone BL 8-7576 29 Pets All Kinds FOR SALE COCKER PUPS, beauties $25; Toy Eskimo, 7 Chihuahuas, smooth and long hair $50; Beagle Pup, beauty $15; Pekingese, 1 fawn $85. Collies. St. Bernards, Dachshunds.

Will deliver. Call ORchard 2-5702. FOR SALE Toy Fox Terrier puppies. BL 8-5457. FOR SALE Puppies Mixed Boxers and Beagles.

Phone FR 9-8427. 33 Building Material Marble Window Sills CERAMIC TILE McNeilly 635 Atlantic Ave. McKeesport Call ORchard 2-9641 34 Repairing All Kinds CONCRETE AND BLACKTOP Driveways, concrete floors, side walks, retaining walls, etc. House raising Harry Ashcraft. Ph.

BL 8-6603. WE ARE INSURED EXCAVATING CRANE WORK Trenching -Bulldozing--Drag Line Loading and Hauling of Red Dog Foundation and grading THOMAS R. PROSSER SONS Dry Run Ph. BL8-4314 Monongahela, R. 2 36 Moving Hauling WILLIAMS TRANSFER Moving and Hauling Ph.

BL 8-9700 Monongabela MOVING GENERAL HAULING LOUTTIT TRANSFER Phone BL 8-4550 40 Unfurnished Rooms FIRST FLOOR 4 rooms, bath, heat. yard, cellar, porch. Newly decorated. BL 8-4126. 42 For Rent.

24' 40' aluminum extension ladder delivered, BL 8-5329 or BL 8-6015. SMALL frame dwelling-3 rooms and bath. Large basement, gas furnace. Centrally located. Suitable for adult couple: Phone BI.

8-4788. 43 Unfurnished Apartments FOR RENT -One 4 room apartment and bath. Inquire at Donora Lumber Co. Phone FR 9-7232 FOR RENT Five room private apt. bath and laundry.

Inquire 421 McKean, Donora. Rooms, private bath and 1 entrance. Inquire Clover Far Store 232-234 Main St. FOR RENT Four rooms and bath. Children accepted.

1150 McKean 3 Nice Rooms, very good condition, private bath, steam heat. hardwood floors, laundry room. BL 8-8134. 44 Furnished Apartments FOR RENT 4 rooms, bath, laundry, porch. Close to Post Office BL.

8-5332. FOR RENT 3 furnished rooms on first floor: 2 furnished rooms on second floor. All utilities ineluded. It 3-4156. 46 Wanted to Rent WANTED apartment, 3.

rooms and bath on Chess Monongahela. Write Box 620 care of Daily Republican. 50 Garages FOR RENT Garage. Inquire 104 Fourth Street, Monongabela alter 5 o'clock. 52 Houses for Sale 3 bedroom brick dwelling, best residential section of third ward, Monongahela Pa.

3 bedroom Frame dwelling in second ward Monongahela Pa. Office information only. JOHN Monongahela. NOBLE REAL Pa. EST.

FOR SALE Three rooms and laundry frame home. Location Allen Plan. Large lot, hot air furnace. Must sell to settle estate. Reasonable.

Phone FR 9-5355. 7 ROOMS, 2 baths, suitable for two apartments, gas furnace. Located between 5th on Washington Charleroi. Call BL 8-6868. MODERN 5 room house with bath, gas furnace, integral garage, large basement.

Lot 70' 182' Call BL Income 8 room home, 2 baths, gas furnace, double garage. Landscaped. BL 8-8212. MODERN home in the country, 2nd. St.

Donora. Brick-5 rooms and bath, one floor, basement, gas furnace, city ter, 3 large lots, out building 36x20. Rented. Owner trans ferred. Phone McKeesport, OR 3-4350.

Lots and Acreage LARGE 100 165 lot. Craven Hill Plan near new Catholic High School. Phone Belle Vernon 7872-J-12 for details. 55 Real Estate Beautiful modern story, 6 room brick dwelling with bath, situated on 1 A plot. Gas furnace, hardwood floors, storm doors and windows, blinds, gas, water, electric, stable and corral, Forward Township.

Near new school. Can be seen after 4 p.m. by appointment. C.S.. WARNE, REAL, EST INS.

242 Main BL 8-8315 564 For Sale AIL. KINDS second hand lumber, sinks, commodes, doors and windows. Call FR 9-5535. Hot air furnace, A-1 shape. Call at 900 Lawrence Street, (Harry Kohn) Deep well jet pump, good condition.

BL 8-7339. 58 Business Opportunities FOR LEASE REDDOG DUMP BI. 8-8040 59 Services Offered HIGBEE 1117-4th St. BL 8-4780 MODERN HEATING ROOFING PLUMBING SIDING HEATING Sheet Metal Work. No job too small or too large.

Workmanship guaranteed. FREE estimates call BL 8-4350 24 hour service LOADING HAULING Top Soil Reddog Phone BL 8-8040 RAVNIOND J. FAZENBAKER Your Rawleigh Dealer for Victory Hill, Monongahela, New Eagle, Monongahela 1-BL 8-5347. PAINTING Interior, exterior. Estimates.

Call Bob's Paint Service, BL 8-5074, HU 3-3440. PAINTING Inside or Outside Free Est. Albert H. Berry DI 8-7721 LAWNMOWERS Repaired and Sharpened KLINE'S UPHOLSTERY George J. Kline, Prop.

New Suites Made To Order Re-upholstering Repairing Cushions, Refilled All work guaranteed 5 Years Main New Eagle BL. 8-7959. 82 Automobiles for Sale YOU 'AUTO' BUY NOW CLEAN USED CARS WERE NEVER PRICED SO LOW 1955 Chevrolet Hardtop two door, V-8, automatic, radio, heater white walls, back-up lights, turn signals. 1.0 mileage. A title.

1955 Buick Hardtop. two door. V-8, automatic, radio, er, back-up lights, turn nals, Low milenge. Escep tionally clean. 1954 Chevrolet two door sedan.

dutomatic, radio, heater. turn signals, back-up lights One owner. Low mileage Clean sharp. 1953 Chevrolet Hardtop, Bel Air, standard shift, two door radio, heater, Sharp buy. Many others to choose fron with the Chevrolet OK Guarantee VICKERS CHEVROLET Monongahela RT.

R-4100 604 Bonte Motors FOR SALE Outboard Motor. 5. H. P. Elgin.

Used less than 24 hours $110. Phone BL. 8-6724. .65 Public Scle AUCTION SALE Sat. May 24 1:30 p.

m. To settle the estate of M. and I. Ransa, 102 Luella Charlernroi, Pa. 6 rosins of household furnishings and furniture.

Sale by order of William and Robert Kansa las. Huber, Auctioneer Phone McKeesport OR 3-4350 Legal Advertising A RESOLUTION IMPOSTIC A TAX FOR GENERAL REVENUE PURPOSES ON SALARIES. WAGES. COMMISSIONS AND OTHER COMPENSATION EARNED AND AFTER THE FIRST MONDAY OF JULY, 1953. BY RESIDENTS OF THE CITY OF MONONGAHELA, FOR WORK DONE OR SERVICES PERFORMED OR RENDERED.

AND ON THE NET PROFITS EARNED ON AND AFTER THE FIRST MONDAY JULY. 1958. ON BUSINESSES, PROFESSIONS OR OTHER ACTIVITIES CONDUCTED BY SUCH RESIDENTS: REQUIRING THE FILING OP RETURNS AND THE GIVING OF INFORMATION BY EMPLOYEES AND THOSE SUBJECT TO SAID TAX: IMPOSING ON THE EMPLOYERS THE DUTY OF COLTHE TAV AT SOURCE: PROVIDING FOR THE ADMINISTRATION, COLLECTION AND ENFORCEMENT OF THE SAID TAX: AND IMPOSING PENALTIES. NOTICE The foregoing Resolution waS passed by the Board School Directors of the City of Monongahela on May 12. 1958, effective July 1, 1958, which re-enacted without substantial change the Resolution which was in effect for the school year 1957-1958, and which said Resolution imposed a tax of on salaries.

wages. commissions and other compensation earned by residents on and after the first Monday of July, 1958. the same rate of tax as for the school year 1957- 1958. W. R.

Stevenson, Secretary Monongahela School District Monongahela, Pennsvlvania May 16. 1958. NOTICE TO ROOFING CONTRACTORS The School District of the Borough of Donora will receive bids up until 5:00 o'clock P. Eastern Daylight Saving Time, on Wednesday, June 4 1958, for the construetion and replacement of a portion of a roof on the Senior High School Building, situate on Waddell Avenue in the Borough Donora, Washington County, Pa. bids shall be based upon the specifications and bidding conditions and requirements, which can be secured upon request from Mr.

Andrew S. Sukel, Superintendent of Schools, Waddell Avenue, Donora, Pa. All bids must be marked "Sealed Bid" and must be in the hands of the undersigned Secretary or Mr. Andrew S. Sukel, Superintendent of Schools, by the above specified time: Bids will be opened at the regular meeting of the Board of School Directors to be held on Thursday evening.

June 5. 1958. at 8:00 o'clock P. Eastern Daylight Saving Time, at the Senior High School Building. Waddell Avenue.

Donora, Pa. The School District reserves the right to reject any and all bids. School District of the Borough of Donora, Pennsylvania By Geo. 0. Frazier Secretary Fifth Street MeKean Avenue Donora, Pa.

May 12, 19, 26. 1958. NOTICE TO JEEP DEALERS The School District Borough of Donora will receive bids up until 5:00 o'clock P. Eastern Daylight Saving Time, on Wednesday, June 4, 1958. for a new Willy's Jeep, one ton 1958 pick-up truck.

All bids shall be based upon the specifications and bidding conditions and requirements. which can be secured upon request from Mr. Andrew S. Sukel, Superintendent of Schools, Senior or High School Building, Waddell Avenue, ora. Pennsylvania.

All bids must be marked Bid" and must be in the hands of the undersigned Secretary or Mr. Andrew S. Sukel, Superintendent of Schools, by the above specified time. Bids will be opened at the regular meeting a of the Board Of School Directors to be held o11 Thursday evening, June 5. 1958.

at 8:00 o'clock P. Eastern Daylight Saving Time. at the Senior High School Building. Waddell Avenue, Donora, Pa. The School District reserves the right to reject any and all bids.

School District of the Borough of Donora, Pennsylvania By Geo. 0. Frazier Secretary Fifth Street McKean Avenue Donora, Pa. May 12, 19, 26. 1958.

NOTICE TO PAINTING CONTRACTORS The School District of the Borough of Donora will receive bids up until 5:00 o'clock, P. Eastern. Daylight Saving Time, Wednesday, June 4, 1958, for the furnishing of material and labor for the following painting projects: 1. Inside painting at the Junior High School, situate on First Street the Borough of Donora, Washington County, Pennsylvania 2. Outside painting at the Sixth Street School Building, situate at the corner of Sixth Street and Castner the Borough of Donora, vania.

Washington County. Pennsyl3. Painting of the Light Towers on the Athletic Field adjacent to the Senior High School Building. Waddell Avenue, Donora. WashingIon County, Pennsylvania.

Bidders are required to submit separate bids on each of the projects on which they desire to bid. All bids shall be: based upon the specifications and bidding conditions and requirements, which can secured upon request from Andrew S. Sukel. Superintendent of Schools at the Senior High School Building. Waddell Avenue.

Donora, Pennsylvania. All bids must be marked "Sealed and must be in the hands of the undersigned Secretary or Mr. Andrew S. Sukel, Superintendent of Schools, by the above speeified time. Bids' will be opened al the regular meeting of the Board of School Directors to be held on Thursday evening.

June 5. 1958, at 8:00 o'clock, P. Eastern Daylight Saving Time, at the Senior High School Building, Waddell Avenue, Donora, Pennsylvania. The School District reserves the right to reject any ard all bids School District of the Borough of Donora, Pennsylvania By Geo. 0.

Frazier Secretary Fifth Street McKean Avenue Donora, Pa. May 12. 19. 26. 1058.

NOTICE TO BIDDERS The school district of Union Township in Washington County. Pennsylvania, will receive bids for school supplies janitorial supplies, coal for 1958-59 term, gasoline, oil, tires and maintenance for bus fleet, classroom furniture for first four grades. two new school buses, minimum size, 66 passenger. meet all legal requirements, ete. possibly some interior painting and floor tile.

All interested suppliers and services please write or contact Frank R. Pohle, Secretary at R. D. Box 464, Finleyville. Pennsylvania: for specifications 01' information.

phone Dickens 8-7794. You will be put on notice en bids are being opened. All inquirics and replies must be at hand on or beto: May 31, 1938. The Board may rejeet any and all bids. (Sections 806 807 Code May 12, 19, 26.

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