The Progress from Clearfield, Pennsylvania • Page 2

PAGE The Monday Wash is about folks you know. NOW SHOWING 7:00 9:00 P.M. "PAUL A OuNG A AHO COM5.NES TriE THE OF -AJL. i MAN WITn 7riE THE A A 3 A Amer cor. P'css Clear field Hospital Blood furnished the Cleaifield Hospital through the Red Cross Bloodmobile program since Jan.

1 totals pints. Pints used Friday: none. Snack Bar Donor Captain's Table Restaurant. Helpers Elaine Karchner, Christine Roberts. In-Service Volunteers -Mary Mather, Marie Cordiano, Carol Baroni, Loretta Bornhoft and Emma Bostwick.

Friday, May 10,1974 Admissions Mrs. Gary- BTd, Queens, N.Y. Mrs. Robert Blackburn, Curwensville R.D. Thomas W.

Hetrick, Brookville Ruth I. Short, LeContes Mills Robert M. Coulter, Curwensville Mrs. Lula M. Shimmel, West Decatur R.D.

Laura L. Dixon, Clear field R.D. Mrs. Kerb- Lucas, Pottersdale Baby Boy Lucas, Pottersdale Fred H. Dixon, Woodland R.D.

Mrs. Verna Munchak, Grampian R.D. Mrs. Herman Valimont, Karthaus Robert B. Barger, Clearfield Mrs.

Alice M. Shaffer, Curwensville R.D. Joseph R. Hogentogler, Clearfield SUPER 322 D.I. LAST DAY! 4 mov-e never see on TV, Ismsuoii Jfirce Direct From Sweden! THE DEPRAVED (R) A Report Cord on the Love Generation REX WEDNESDAY through SUNDAY 8:00 P.M.

in Magnum The Rex Theatre Will Now Be Open Five Days Each Week. We Will Be Working To Provide A Variety Of Pictures. Entertaining To All Ages and Tastes. Your Suggestions, Are Always Welcome. ROWLAND Philiplburg Mj 164O 8:00 P.M.

WEDNESDAY Ithrough SUNDAYJ From the producer of Bullitt ana The French Connection Till: SEVEN UPS CO! OR BY TVC LAB PC LSB1J PRINTS BY DF 'x. Don H. Sloppy, New Millport Mike Stine, Houtzdale Edgar L. Stage, Clearfield Miss Ida P. Turner(Admitted May 8th instead of Mrs.

Augustine Turner, Curwensyille R.D.) Discharges Gerald T. Holt, Clearfield R.D. James Hamilton, Clearfield Mrs. Ande J. Ross, Clearfield Edward Robert Ross, Clearfield R.D.

Jacob 0. Conrad, Mineral Springs Frank P. Smith, Clearfield George L. Hahn, Frenchville R.D. Clair V.

Mills, Curwensville R.D. Mrs. Verna Munchak, Grampian R.D. (Expired) Mrs. Jeffrey H.

Peteuil, Clearfield Baby Boy Peteuil, Clearfield Darrin Kay Shugarts, Clearfield Alta Louise Mar tell, Clearfield R.D. Meeting Planned CURWENSVILLE The Curwensville 175th anniversary meeting will be held Tuesday, May 14 at 7:30 p. m. at the Curwensville Youth Center. Philipsburg Hospital Snack Bar Helpers Wilhelminia Daniels, Mrs.

Arthur Swangren, Mrs. Jacob Kukla, Mrs. L. A. Olson, Mrs.

James Leonard, Mrs. Minnie Rodkey, Tammy Chaplin, Mrs. Vivian Mark Transportation R. S. V.

P. Mrs. Julia Sankey, Mrs. Violet Bloom Creamer Pleads Not Guilty at Arraignment SPEAKS TOMORROW -Brigadier Harry Painter, Salvation Army officer who was stationed at Clearfield from 1958 to June, 1963, will speak tomorrow at services marking the opening of National Salvation Army Week in a i i a i Painter, who is now retired and living with Mrs. Painter near Butler, will speak at Sunday School at 10 a.m.

and services at 11 and 7 p.m. at the Salvation Army headquarters, corner of North Front and East Locust streets. The public is invited to attend. THE PROGRESS, Curwentvilk. Mothonnon Volley.

Saturday. Mqy 11. 1974 Juniata College To Grant Degrees HUNTINGDON Juniata College will grant honorary degrees at its commencement exercises Sunday, May 26, to Dr. William W. Hassler and G.

Edwin Brumbaugh. Dr. Hassler, president of Indiana University of Pennsylvania and the author of three Civil War biographies, will receive the doctor of laws degree. He also serves now as president of the Pennsylvania Association of Colleges and Universities. Brumbaugh, an architect specializing in the restoration of historical buildings, will receive the doctor of humane letters.

Among the many Pennsylvania structures he has restored are Washington's headquarters at the Battle of Brandywine, Daniel Boone's birthplace at Baumstown, and the Ephrata Cloisters. Services Set By Mahaffey Church MATINEE-SAT. SUN. "A Different Kind of Horror" Rated All Seats II BEN ii 2:30 P.M. SHERKEL Super DiSMf Family Fun! i FRI.

SA Superdad 7:30 Son of -Plus- MATINEE SAT. Superdad 1:30 Son of Flubber 15 --Under New 1 Management-- The Sherkel Theatre will now be open two each week, presenting a variety for all ogei and Your uggettlont are al- 9 wayt welcome. OAO FLIPS WALT DISNEY PRODUCTIONS TfiCHNlCOl FUJBBER MAHAFFEY Mr. and Mrs. John Powdrill, missionaries to the Mohammedans of South India, will speak at the Mahaffey Union Church, Irvin Mahaffey, at the 10 a.m.

and 7:30 p.m. services, Sunday, May 12, and Monday at 7:30 p.m. The Powdrills serve with World Gospel Mission, an interdenominational organization with approximately 240 missionaries and associate missionaries in 15 areas of the world, with headquarters in Marion, Indiana. Mr. Powdrill is a 1950 graduate of Emmanuel Bible College, a England.

Mrs. Powdrill is a graduate of Asbury College, Wilmore, K.Y. They expect to return to work among the Mohammedans soon. Tuesday Rev. Leonard Freitag, serving with the Mother's Day CHICKEN BARBECUE at the PENFIELD FIREMEN'S CLUB May 12Noon Until? Bolivian Holiness Mission since 1965, will be the missionary speaker.

Rev. Freitag and his wife minister to the Aymara Indians. Mrs. Freitag is a registered nurse. Wednesday, May 15, Burnis Bushong, vice president in charge of field ministries of World Gospel Missions, will be the missionary speaker.

Sunday, May 19 at 10 a.m., Rev. Freitag will again bring the missionary message which will conclude the special services. All evening services begin at 7:30 p.m. The public is cordially invited to attend all services. Rev.

Virgil Engler is host pastor. Hello World Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Lucas of Pottersdale are the parents of a 9-pound, 3-ounce son born at 12:51 a.m. Friday in the Clearfield Hospital.

Mrs. Lucas is the former Karen Potter. HARRISBURG (AP)-The state began the fight against the gypsy moth today with the spraying of an insecticide in Bucks and Montgomery counties. For WOMEN'S APPAREL OF QUALITY Milligan's Shoppe Market St. Clearfield To All Mothers Best wishes for a most happy day! BLAND PARK Highway MO otTipton Open TOMORROW Each Sunday thru May Special 15-ride tickets- 5 1 (except live pony) For A Real Fun Holiday, Come On Out Always Good Food PARK OPEN 1:00 P.M.

I about ALLENTOWN FAIR show tickets THE JIM NABOBS SHOW with The Little Angels From Korea--AUG. 1-2 THE KATE SMITH SHOW featuring THE KIDS NEXT DOOR and JUD STRUNK-AUG. 3 CHARLIE RICH SHOW OLIVIA NEWTON-JOHN THE BRUSH ARBOR BAND AUG. 4-5 DeFRANCO FAMILY THE TONY ORLANDO AND DAWN SHOW AUG. 6-7 THE COMPLETE LIZA MINNELLI SHOW starring LIZA MINNELLI -AUG 8-9-10 Our outstanding attractions with two shows nightly, 6 and 9:30.

Reserved seat tickets: Track $9' Grandstand $5 and $4. All Seals and Under Cover All Seals Not Under Cover All SiMIs and Mol Under Cover All i and Hal Under Cover Whfin ordering tickcli. please your 1st. and 3rd choices and your telephone number Ynu will receive the best seats available. Any overpayment will be retuined.

Please send a a stamped envelope with ynur ticket order. FREE GROUNDS ADMISSION TICKET $1 00 given with each re served seat ticket purchased prior to July 31st. 1974. Ed Leidig, President-General Manager ALLENTOWN FAIR, AUGUST MO 17th Chew Allentown. Pa.

18104 Area Code Friday, May 10,1974 Admissions Carol Carles, Morrisdale William Cartwright, Osceola Mills Elizabeth Clark, Smithmffl Susie Comitz, Osceola Mills Robert Croyle, Morrisdale John Cyktich, Smithmill Cheryl Gardner, Morrisdale Carl Harnish, Ginter Mary Hemmes, Coalport Florence Irvin, Osceola Mills Martin Luther, Osceola Mills R. D. John McDonald, Philipsburg Anna Peacock, Coalport Josephine Peters, Philipsburg William Potts, Morrisdale R. D. Rena Rauch, Karthaus Grace Stewart, Coalport Mary Switala, Morann Scott Webster, Philipsburg Charlotte Winters, Osceola Mills Robert Zendek, Mardera Discharges Ruth Ann Ball, Morann Alan Baughman, Osceola Mills R.

D. Belva Bish, Philipsburg Debbie Callahan, Morrisdale Baby Boy Callahan, Morrisdale Anthony Coval, Hawk Run Elizabeth Doren, Sandy Ridge Eleanor Dugan, Osceola Mills R. D. Charles Goldy, rassflat Melva Goss, Woodland R. D.

Paul Kitko, Madera Ivan Kyler Morrisdale R. D. Annie Myers, Smithmill Pauline Rodosky, Winburne Terry Rothrock, Wallaceton Martin Satur, Ramey Jennifer Shimmel, Philipsburg R. D. Joseph Tekely Morrisdale R.

D. Ira Vaugh, Sandy Ridge Christopher i Winburne Richard Williams, Madera TUXEDOS FOR RENT CASTAGNOLO TAILOR SHOP 111 Locust St. Ph. 76S-93M 209 Bridge St. Clearfield MEADVILLE, Pa.

(AP) Former state Atty. Gen. J. Shane Creamer, charged with criminal conspiracy and obstruction of justice in the investigation of a gangland- style slaying, has pleaded not guilty. Creamer and State Police Maj.

Roy Titler are accused of suppressing evidence related to the death of Philip Earl Cownden, 33, of Youngstown, Ohio. Titler pleaded not guilty at his arraignment last month. Following Creamer's a a i i a Crawford County Judge F. Joseph Thomas set June 17 as the date for a joint trial. The judge said he would hear pretrial motions June 7.

Cownden was found shot to death, his hands bound behind him, in French Creek south of Meadville in June, 1968. More than five years went by with no arrests until Dist. Atty. Paul D. Shafer convened a special grand jury to look into the case last December.

The panel issued a report alleging that Titler and Creamer instructed state troopers to question a suspect, James C. Wardrop, "without giving him his constitutional rights in order to insulate Wardrop from prosecution." Subsequently, a regular grand jury returned indictments April 1 charging Creamer with two counts of obstructing justice and one of criminal conspiracy. Titler was charged with three counts of obstructing justice and one of criminal conspiracy. Both men have said they are innocent, and Creamer reiterated his claim that the charges against him are groundless following his arraignment. The alleged suppression of evidence allegedly occurred in 1971, when Creamer was still attorney general.

Wardrop was also indicted on murder charges as a result of the grand jury investigation, and Friday's proceedings were delayed by a hearing on a motion to quash the indictment against him. Wardrop's attorney, Ballard Smith, contends his client was granted immunity from prosecution when he appeared before the state crime commission in 1971. Smith did not complete his presentation and Judge Thomas recessed the hearing until May 31. Creamer, 44, resigned as attorney general last year following a dispute with Gpv. Shapp over a wiretapping case.

Attend Church on Sunday. SPAGHETTI MEATBALLS EVERT WED. White Shamrock Reftaarani ft Cocktail Lounge Rt. 322 Clearfield EVENTUALLY Chiropractic Care for Health Why Not Chiropractic first FERRANCE CHIROPRACTIC CENTER Philipsburg-Otceola Highway Phone 342-0534 FOR THE BEST IN HOME APPLIANCES SPENCER'S Hardware Appliances Grampian DINNER AND BAZAAR ST. JOHN'S "SOCIAL HALL HAWK RUN SUNDAY MAY 12th 12 Noon 'til 3 p.m.

Serving HAM and HOLUPKI Shoes For All Family AT LOWER PRICES Brown's Boot Shop Cleirfield and Philipsbnrg MCGREGOR Surplus Retail Outlet Store GET A GOOD DEAL ON AMERICAN MOTORS SEE AUTO MART OF CLEARFIELD 110 E. Market St. Bush's Nursery Garden Center Off 350 S. (Tyrone Pike) Near P-0 Senior High 342-4785 THE FRED B. LEAVY FUNERAL HOME THE PERFECT TRIBUTE SINCE 1873 113-115 N.

Third Street Phone 765-5731, Clear-field ABITIBI HARDBOARD WALL PANELING Lezzer Lumber Co. Ph. 236-0220, Cnrwensville BRING YOUR FILM to WESTERN AUTO FOR DEVELOPING 112 E. Locust Clearfield WARD L. SMITH, Mgr.

WINTER PARK SALES 236-1106 Grampian For All Your Sports Needs See Jinft 17N.3ri$t.,defff»M FINE FOODS AT Public Market 225 E. Market Street CLEARFIELD Phone 765-4131 Give Mom What She Dine Out! SERVING NOON TO 8:00 P.M. RELISH TRAY STUFFED PORK CHOP 4.95 BAKED HAM 4.95 ROAST TURKEY 4.95 FRESH BOSTON SCROD 4.95 ROAST TOP SIRLOIN 5,50 STUFFED CHICKEN BREAST 5.50 VEGETABLE, SALAD BAR, DESSERTS, BEVERAGE Children Under 12 One-Half Price 2.50 or 2.75 Phone 371 -7070 DuBois Sheraton Motor Inn SHERATON HOTELS MOTOR INNS A WORLDWIDE SERVICE OF III EXIT 17, 1-80 ROUTE 255 SOUTH. DuBOIS. PENNSYLVANIA AMERICAN AND GIBSON GREETING CARDS You'll Find Cards For Every Occasion KURTZ STATIONERY 34 N.

2nd St. Clearfield JACK'S DISTRIBUTING Open 'til 10 P.M. 313 Spruce St. GOOD FOOD CARRIAGE ROOM Downstairs Bar DIMEUNG HOTEL CHEVROLET HARPSTER Rt. 322 Philipsburg 342-2930 Western Auto STOYEK'S CURWENSVILLE Mom enjoy Your toy WHh Us OUR SPECIAL MENU FEATURES Salad Bar Roast Prime Rib of Beef Baked Smoked Country Style Ham Road leg of Spring lamb Roast Native Turkey BiM MMW Staffed Fbmdw OF CLEARFIELD 'SPAPERI fSPAPEJRI.