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ALTOOXA TlUBVinB, Wednesday, November 1151 BLAIR COUNTY'S OLDEST DAILY NEWSPAPER City Council Hires Tyrone Plans New School 20 Rookie Firemen Park Furniture Store IN JUNIATA has the gas range of your choice or need Magic Chef Norgc Park Furniture Store 630 FOURTH JUNIATA PHONE 2-6302 OPEN EVENINGS BY APPOINTMENT FREE PARKING. Yes-Every Day's a Holiday with a Modern Automatic Gas Range horn LEIDY'S FUnniTURE STOHE ALLEGHENY STREET HOLLIDAYSBURG 5e Our Latest In STATE ODEN GRAND GAS RANGES Tyrone school board's problem of deciding whether to modernize the fire-damaged Adams school or to erect a new building on the site was explained to the Adams Par ent-Teacher association by Dr. Norman Miller, school superintendent, at a meeting Monday in the Tyrone High schopl auditorium. Dr. Miller reviewed a report he submitted to the board at its November meeting in which the cost of modernizing the Adams building was estimated at $273,500 and that a new structure at $423,500.

Dr. Miller pointed out that the boar must be governed by the needs of the educational program for the entire community and must consider past experience in school finances and population and what these two may be in future years. He explained that the over-all picture includes consideration of the need for a new Logan building at an estimated cost of $400,000 to $500,000 and the remodeling of the high school to include a new auditorium. He reported that the Department of Labor and' Industry has approved the Adams annex for continued use and that architects and engineers have termed the Logan building safe for larger Twenty new rookie firemen for. the city fire department were officially appointed by city council Tuesday morning.

They will join the department Jan. 1. Councilman Jacob, Weber, who announced to the Tribune several weeks ago the plans to add the new said the new firemen were required under the state bill which reduced the fire-man's work week from 72 to 60 hours. The new firemen will be employed at salaries of $222.60 a month. No mention was made of the usual $30 bonus, indicating and add it to city workers' basic council is planning to remove it pay.

Fourth class firemen this year receive $192.60 plus the bonus. The list of new firemen follows: Edward Watchey, 1010 Nineteenth St. Veryl D. Forsht, 2012 Pine Ave. Paul V.

Seymore, 106 Twenty-fourth Ave. Ream H. Douglass, 3605 Walnut Ave. Kenneth J. Snyderv113 Third St, y.

John H. Lang, 611''. Twelfth St. Ralph A. Kingston; 110.

Seventh Juniata Paul.L. Hippo, 625, Sixth Juniata. 'n- t-v Donald L. Bowers, 1611 Second Ave. OCT OF THE HIGH RENT DISTRICT AND OUR PRICES SHOW IT Tyrone News Mia Norma Ann Balr, daughter of Mr.

and William W. Balr, Safe Harbor, and Richard W. Getz, gon of Mr. and Mn. Harry I.

Geti, 310 Weat 11th Tyrone, were married Saturday eve nlng, Nov. 24 In the Wesley Methodist church of Strasburg. The Rev. J. C.

Zook officiated, and was aaaiated by the Rev, Maynard Crawford. The couple wai attended by Mrs. Raymond Weaver, Phoenixvllle, lister of the bride, matron of honor; John P. Biechler, Lancaster, RD 2. brother-in-law of the bride, best man.

The ushers were Raymond Weaver, Phoenixvllle and Harry G. Laird, Carlisle, former Tyrone resident The altar of the church was decorated with fern and white chrysanthemums. Mrs. Rodney Mayhew played the wedding music and also accompanied Joan Stryker, of Strasburg who sang "0 Promise Me" and "Because." The bride, who was given in marriage by her father, wore a white satin gown with train, net Bertha neckline, long pointed sleeves, and carried a bridal bouquet of white rosebuds. The matron of honor was attired in a full length gown of American beauty taffeta and carried a bouquet of mixed flowers.

The bride is a graduate of the Millersburg High school class of 1947, and was employed as laboratory technician in the Harris-burg State hospital. The bridegroom, a graduate of Tyrone High school class of 1943, served 2tf years In the Army in SWPA. He la a graduate of the Pittsburgh Institute of Mortuary Science, class of September 1949, and is presently associated with the Graham Getz funeral home, Tyrone. Following the ceremony a reception was held in the social room of the church for approximately 100 guests from New York, Carlisle, York, Harrisburg, Millersville, Lancaster Strasburg, New Danville, Phoenixvllle, and' Tyrone. The couple will honeymoon in the New England states and Canada, and after Dec.

3 will be at home in their apartment at 310 West 11th Tyrone. Mrs. Robert E. Reed, son and daughter, state College, have returned after visiting Mr. and Mrs.

W. J. Gates, 231 East 10th St. Mr. and Mrs.

Allen Thomas and daughter, Clearfield, spent the weekend with Mrs. Thomas' parents, Mr. and Mrs. Oscar J. Charles W.

Gardner, 706 Sixth St, Joseph T. Toutz. 1011 Third IN HOLLIDAYSBURG GET YOUR MADE BY 0 TAPPAN 0 CALOniC OR 0 UMDIVICK AT PLlflK'S HOME CENTER ALLEGHENY STREET CHOOSE FROM Elvln C. Detwiler. 211 East Willow Ave.

Patsy L. Pietro, 2102 Beale Ave. Donald H. Cruse, 1117 Seventeenth St. Ralph M.

Berkstresser, 710 Th'rd Ave. Glenn Rossman, 1606 First Ave. "William D. Irons, 640 Rosehill Thomas W. Byrne, 2028 Six-teenth Ave.

John Valid, 614 Second Juniata. Earl A. Ansman, 1816 First Ave. Council also let two stream improvement contracts. A.

J. Stormer was given a con Friday 1611 Madison Ave. Mr. and Mrs. W.

J. Gates and daughter, Mrs. Anna Getz, 231 E. 10th have returned after a few days with Mrs. Gates' brother and sister-in-law, Mr.

and Mrs. Adolph Reed, Waddle. Fletcher Martin, Saddlers Point, has returned after visiting his parents, Mr. and Mrs. L.

B. Martin, 1367 Washington and his family at 1467 Bald Eagle Ave. i Mrs. Mark Givler and infant son, La Mar apartments, has been permitted to return home from the Altoona Mercy hospital. Pvt.

James D. Lannen, stationed at the Indiantown Gap Military Reservation, has returned after a short furlough at his home, 417 Garfield St. Mr. and Mrs. Harry E.

Updyke, 101 Ninth have returned after a vacation spent in Bermuda. Mr. and Mrs. John V. Bowser and daughter Polly Jo, 1261 Logan have returned after a few days visit in Everett.

Mrs. Myrl Wilson, 1467 Pennsylvania is visiting her son-in-law and daughter and family, Detroit, Mich. 0 INTERSTATE 0 STATE AND 0 MAYTAG AT DIAMOND SUPPLY COJ Corner Front and Allegheny Street HOLLIDAYSBURG tract to erect walls at Mill run and Tuscarora place on his low Did or 53,811. the work to be completed in 230 days. Robert R.

Haney of Hollidays- burg was awarded a contract to build reinforcing walls along Spring run. from Park to Penn avenues, on his low bid of ono. In another action, council gave first reading to an ordinance returning the Altoona Enterprises, plot at Plank road and Logan boulevard to acreage to permit possible expansion of the plant ST0PI IN AND SEE THE Detroit Jewel GAS RANGE number of pupils resulting from the assignment of some of the Adams pupils to classes in that building. We Recommend ROPER Automatic Gas RANGES One of America's Finest Oas Ranges 229.50 GABLE'S First Floor, 12th Avenue building on the plot purchased by SKF Industries, Inc. Miss Mary Lou Gates, 5419 Klssell was approved as a clerk in the city solicitor's office, effective Dec.

1, at a salary of $117.70 plus $30 bonus. Williamsburg Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Gorsuch of Greensburg visited last weekend with their parents, Mr and Mrs. John Wapner of Canister and Mrs.

Marie Gorsuch. Mr. Gorsuch is associated with the Buckley and Barnhart, funeral directors, in Greensburg. Miss Dorothy Lelpersock has returned home after visiting with her sisters, Gladys and Mary, of Brooklyn, N. for a week.

Mr. and Mrs. Carl Lucas and children, Carl and Charles, of Lewis town, were guesta of Mr. and Mrs. Carl Shulti on Thanksgiving day.

Also guests in their home were Mra. Shultz' mother and brother, Mm. Price and John. The Willing Workers class of the Methodist Sunday school'held a meeting Tuesday evening at the home of Miss Grace Cook. The annual election -of officers was the main item of business with the following results: pres-Ident Mrs.

Samuel Crownover; vice president, Mrs. Samuel Morgan; secretary, Mrs. Esther Stay-ner; treasurer, Miss Grace Cook. Devotions were In charge of M. J.

B. Ford. Following the social hour refreshments were served to Mrs. Samuel Crownover, Mrs. Arintha Zimmerman, Mrs.

Frank Mann, Mrs. James Haney, Mrs. Jesse B. Ford, Mrs. Archie E.

Giinnett, Mrs. Esther Stayner, and Mrs. Florence Claybaugh by the hostess, Miss Grace Cook. Guests on Thanksgiving day of Mr. and Mrs.

Frank Shell were Mr. and Mrs. Howard Miller and children and Mr; and Mrs. Samuel Crownover. Mrs.

Shell, who has been HI since July 4, is continuing to improve. William Grove, who had been a patient at the Altoona hospital for four weeks, is now recuperating at his home. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Learner were guests of Mr.

Learner's parents, Mr. and Mrs. David Learner of Geesey town, for Thanksgiving dinner. Also guests at the Learner's home were Mr. and Mrs.

Irvin Eicher and Mrs. Mollie Oster, all of Geeseytown. Mr. and Mrs. George Altstetter and daughter, Sara Ann, en routa to Mr.

AHstetter's home near Cumberland, for the family reunion and Thanksgiving dinner Thursday met with an accident on the highway between Bedford and Cessna. Their car was hit on the left side by an oncoming automobile which was skidding on an icy stretch of the highway. The Altstetter car was thrown on its side but all of the occupants escaped serious injury. Suffering only from shock and bruises the Altstetters were taken to Mr. Altstetter's home and returned to their own home Friday afternoon.

Miss Emily Anne Bell, a junior student at Pennsylvania State college, spent part of the Thanksgiving vacation with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. Earl Bell. On Friday Miss Bell, accompanied by Jack Goshorn, traveled to Pitts burgh to visit with a sorority sister, Miss Barbara White, and to witness the Penn State-Pittsburgh University football game.

Miss Veronica McMullen and Marlene Coble, first year stu- -dents at Mt. Aloysius Academy spent the Thanksgiving holidays with their respective families. Patti Zimmerman, who is attending Zeth Business school in Altoona, spent the Thanksgiving vacation with her parents. Mr. and Mrs.

Leland Miller visited with their son and family, Mr. and Mrs. Donald Miller and daughter, Sherlyn Lee, in Philadelphia over last weekend. Don who is employed by the Leeds and Northrup Precision Instru-1 ment company, has successfully completed his apprenticeship with the company. While in PhiladeK pha Mrs.

Miller was taken ill' and was brought to her home In! Williamsburg and is now recover-1 ing from the fju. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Ross and) Mrs. Tace Roller visited with! their daughter and granddaugh-.

ter and, family, Captain and Alvin Taylor and children, At Aberdeen, over the Thanks-' giving holiday. Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Hess ot Johnstown were guests of their' daughter and family, Mr. and' Mrs.

Gerald Barker, Thanksgiv-; ing Day and also Sunday. They attended the Presbyterian churchi to hear Ira O. Reed, guest min-' ister'and candidate for the pulpit Mrs. Frank Stewart and: Misi Esther Sparr spent last weekend in Washington, D. visiting with Mrs.

Alice Curts and her son who were former residents of Williamsburg. Sunday afternoon they were joined by Mrs. Stewart's son, Frank, who is stationed with the United States Army at the proving grounds at Aberdeen. Mr. and Mrs.

Clarence Eastep and daughter Patty, a student at Shippensburg State Teachers col-' lege, and son, Timmy, were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Leairfer during the Thanksgiving' holiday. Mr. and Mrs.

Donald Lightner and son, Jimmy of State Collrge, visited over the Thanksgiving, holiday with Mr. Lightner'a par-; ents, Mr, and Mrs. Elton Lightner. On Saturday Don traveled to Pittsburgh to witness the Pitt-State football game. AT Christmas Bazaar NOV.

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PRONE 9311 Miss Beverly Vaughn of Wx diana State Teachors college spent Thanksgiving with hl I parents..