The Progress from Clearfield, Pennsylvania • Page 3

THE PROGRESS. Clearfield. Curwensville, Philipsburg. Moshannon Valley. Wednesday.

October 3, 1973 PAGE EIGHTEEN Flaherty Seen Strong As Candidate in West 'ZZT Assisting with the Oil Allocations Stir Questions through today. Mayors from western areas said Flaherty was well known in their communities, while those in the east said then-constituents knew little about him. Flaherty agreed with this assessment. However, he took a wait-and see attitude on the 1974 gubernatorial race, noting that Gov. Shapp hasn't said whether he's running again.

preparations for reopening, scheduled for Oct. 10, will be Ellen Ericsson. Ms. Ericsson said that, if possible, local residents will be employed exclusively. She also said that the new operator will present a varied selection of entertainment in an effort to provide "something for everyone." The Rowland Theatre is in its 56th year of operation.

Rowland Theatre of Philipsburg is now under new management. With the retirement of the former owner, Harold Graff ius, the theatre has been leased by Fred Iannarelli of Lemont. Mr. Iannarelli, formerly of Philadelphia, is a graduate of Penn State University and owns "The Movies Theatre" and "The Garden both in State College. Commissioner Herbert Denenberg is thinking about the race for a U.S.

Senate seat that his newly formed campaign fund raising committee is certain he can win. The feeling about Flaherty's chances emerged Tuesday at the 74th annual convention of the Pennsylvania League of Cities. in Lancaster. The conference began Sunday and continues By LARRY MARGASAK Pittsburgh Mayor Peter F. Flaherty would be a strong gubernatorial candidate in western counties, but would face an uncertain fate in eastern Pennsylvania, his fellow mayors say.

Meanwhile, State Rep. Martin Mullen says he is going into the gubernatorial race even if it means fighting Gov. Shapp in the primary. And State Insurance seek re-election. Flaherty must be considered, a contender because of his success in Pittsburgh.

He won both the Republican and Democratic nominations for this year's mayoral race. "There's been some speculation since my primary victory," he told a newsman, referring to his possible candidacy for governor. But be wouldn't go any further. "has precipitated a crisis for the Northeast." "What that means is that my constituents are going to go cold this winter," Kennedy wrote. But Virginia H.

Knauer, the President's special assistant for consumer aitairs, disputed Kennedy's claim. The governor is expected to WELCOME MAT ALWAYS OUT WASHINGTON (AP) -The administration's decision to control the distribution of home heating oil has prompted questions about whether the action has come early enough and goes far enough to prevent shortages this winter. Three Democratic congressmen answer no to both questions, but an administration consumer spokeswoman says yes. The White House announced Tuesday immediate mandatory allocations on propane gas and said it would impose the controls on distillate oils within a few weeks. The distillate oils include' diesel fuel, jet fuel, kerosene and the home heating oil especially needed in the cold winters of New England and the upper Midwest.

Sen. Edward M. Kennedy, quickly sent a letter to the President charging that the administration's delay in applying mandatory allocation to home heating oil Philipsburg Hospital Snack Bar Helpers Mrs. Robert McCullum, Mrs. James Leonard, Mrs.

Harold Knepp, Mrs. Richard Geisel, Dawn Rothrock, Nancy Brallier, Judy Rothrock, Tina Bordas, Mrs. Vivian Mark. Cart Mrs. W.

D. Holt, Mrs. Arthur Kerin. Donor Mrs. Joseph Nelson.

Tuesday, Oct. 2, 1973 Admissions Patricia Barto, Houtzdale Thelma Corrigan, Sandy Ridge Elizabeth Johnson, Philipsburg Arthur Kitko, Houtzdale James Osceola Mills Robert Muir, Osceola Mills Sonya Pritchard, Philipsburg Susan Quick, West Decatur R. D. Lillian Rodkey, Houtzdale Anna Williams, Philipsburg R.D. Discharges Mary Good," Wallacetbn Verna Grossman, Philipsburg Esther Hampton, West Decatur R.

D. Thomas Knepp, Philipsburg Dorothy Light, Madera R. D. Patricia Matier, Morann John McQuillen, Houtzdale Esther Moller, Philipsburg Clifford Myers, Smithmill Frank Rothrock, Philipsburg R. D.

Kathleen Scalzo, Grassflat Phyllis Shaw, Morrisdale May Smeal, Morrisdale R. D. Joann Spencer, Brisbin Timothy Stine, Lanse Death Sarah Walker, Hawk Run, 8:35 a. m. MlfcsjcB (m SMmfri(9i Effective thru Ott.

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