The Morning Herald from Uniontown, Pennsylvania • Page 37

UNI0NTOWN, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 1. 1977-PAGE THE MORNING HERALD THE EVENING STANDARD Alaskan Oil Is Set To Flow CAMROD1AN RUINS The ruins of Angkor Wat in Cambodia dale back to about 1100 A.D. DEATH NOTICES BARKLF.Y, Ei.lZABECTll HFLLE -Krlcnda will Iw recetTed in. ihs Edward E. Minted Funeral Home.

106 W. Main Thursday Irani lo 9 p.m. and Friday until 2 Ihe hour ol servic-p, with Ur Earl V. Conitr and Dr. Olio H.

ZaJjer ul-(Iciaclnji. nleTTnnt will be In Oak I-aun Ctrnclery. LEGAL NOTICES NOTICE Nollce ii hereby Kiven Id all wr- sons inttTeilH, or who miy al lotted thai Salomon. TMlovicn of Masmhm-n. FajUr County.

TYnnsy. vanla, Intend: lo apply a virianc to its wcwM righl Jtrip mine within 2S test ol Tawnsmp iwaa jfj PUMP STATION THREE, Alaska (API The "gcWtn weld" has been made near this site 100 miles north of the Arfltie Circle rsrt the largest construction jab ever undertaken by private industry Ihe trans-AUaka oil pipeline. 1 Workers and of Alycska Pipeline Service the consortium of eight oil firms building Ihe pipeline, compared the last construction weld, completed Monday, to the "golden spike" used to murk completion ol the transcontinental rallrdid In the Is si cenlury. The last weld seals the tube irom the Prudhoe Bay oil fields to the porl of Valdez. Work on pump stations and the port continues, The 800-mllo pipeline Is scheduled Ui be completed July 1 A June 20 target date has been set for "oil In," and It will take 30 la 45 days for tlie first flow of oil to reach the pipeline terminus.

Welds were among Die niosl controversial aspects oi construction. Reports of falsification weld quality control records surfaced last year, anil Alyeska was required to reweld same parts of the pipeline. Atlantic Richfield Co. and Exxon Co. USA confirmed the presence of oil at Prudhoe Bay in July 1968, and plans for the line across Alaska's fragile permafrost wcro announced eight months later.

An application (or pipeline right-of-way was submitted in June 1969. The Trans-Alaska Pipeline Authorization Act was signed in November 1973, and Alycska began construction the following April. The first mainline pipe was InsLalied in March 1975. The original estimated cost of the project was 900 million. But a larger volume pipeline was later decided upon and environmental regulations forced crews to build nearly half the line above jjruiind, rather than almost en' tirely underground as first planned.

Inflation and higher salaries also helped increase costs, and some state officials said waste and mismanagement contributed to overruns. By November 1974, the estimated cost had risen to $6 billion, and it now Is sel at billion. In Kist H-nl -fiicri lownsn -esL morelsnd Conl, on inn urc-pfcty commonk kr.awn as thp Jt" Fa A Tcsly.icit Jhu rvel Yankee La remove and n-bniVJ a purliund said Township RoadT-ttH DELvtaiNK, josnni years dT JC North Droadway, Gntva, Ohio, died Monday, May SO, 1977 i 1 p.m. lit was twin al Nayles, Lily. had resided in ClfTva, Jhlo tor the past five intiMhi.

ani hid tuno rarmcrresi-tlinl or lit Oliver Bute lload Are (it the previous ievmy-riTC yens II wsi. a i. urcd i tul miner, and a rT.err.ber ol UMWA lM Ko. WH. He was piedKtajed by his.

wire, AssunU Ipe llVe-me in 1W2, a son, Lotr.i Lti t5J and a tiolhti. Vincent DclVrrnp ir. lWS. nrvUinR arc the ollore i-Mldren, DclVc-rne ad Joseph DelVVtrie bolh or Uniontnwn. Mr.

A.1U1 i iRoie) rollvnn of EKin'bar, NOTICE Koike- is hereby given to all per-sens Lnwrestcd, or who may be at-reeled ihat ihe Golden Flame Fuel Company of Union town, Payette Court rttiiiiiylvania. intends to App ly tor a YArianrc tn its present rights to si rip. mfcie wtthln 5 feci of Tdhti stiiy Head T-3fiy in Flab I Huntingdon Tuwrohip. VrVslmDiulaiiJ Courtly, hf properly rumrr'i'inly kniifiTi as (hr1 Four Persons Die In Crash Fan C'Mnn Flairw f'uei Cnmpaiiy Also rrnuesU i viriancp lu ivmrntt an rn-YiWA a pnclkm o-f sivl Towntlilp Rend Jonji iamj Ilafay ol Euclid, Ohio, Mts. Joseph Marfiaret Per-sico of Lakcwr-od, Ohio, Non DelVcrne jnd Florenee DclVerne Iwjih vi Geneva, Ohio with whom It resided eleven uiiidiJiildi en Ihir-ten tel grftfrlrtildreti FiJer.ds will reeeived in Ihe Vlclor DeCarlo Kucieml Ikma.

I3C IS Gallatin after 7 today TrCini 1 to5and7toflp.m and until Tilis -clay a a.m. whrn a FJir-rt Prayer Service will be held by Mass oi Chrlstim Purial in St. ThLCCiR.C. Church at 9 a wiih Rev. Fr.

Nichols J. Thomas as relcbranl. InkiiYiezt in Sylvan Hpigbls Cemi'iPTj- notici: (Con't From Page One) The first driver lo slop, a woman, began attempting, to aid the occupants of lite car, the onlooker said. The woman, who said she worked at Tracy's 119 Bar Lounge and Motel, said police and volunteer rescue workers were cm Ihe scene within minutes after Ihe accident occurred. She said visibility Irom the legislative route heading west onto or across Houie 1)9 was bad and sail! two oilier persons had died in recent months since (he stretch of highway had been widened and other road improvements made.

"That's all you hear out here all day tires she said. "They Si-alcd praposils wil! "be received bj Ihe Supervisors South Jriion Toati- sTil (3n.1 Clussi of FiiyelCt- renrAYK.jT.j- a. H.IJ. 2 lin TovtiTiaUp Drive. UnLanlcwn, I'c 19T7.

Im lyllo-A-Lrg: HAUHIS.JOIINVU. H.U. 8,000 Tons fmnre cr sizes and ij-pcs- ol Apgreple. 16.000 (iJllo. liiiore- or lt-s o-js.

tVDes ol Koail OlI. May 31. 19TT in the Charlemi Dlvi (PennDOTl wasted all Ihe taxpayers money. It's no safer out here liian it was before." Mr. and Mrs.

Mickey, of Second Lemon! Furnace, were members of St. Mary's H.C. Church, TJniontown. They are survived by a daughter, Mrs. Mary Jane Alvin or Pittsburgh, and two sons, George E.

Mickey Jr. of Seattle, and B. Paull Mickey of Woiren Ohio. Mr. Mickey is survived by three brothers, Andrew of McClellandtown, Charles of Unienlown and Michael of Gainesville, and live sisters, Mrs.

Anna Spina and Mrs. MaryCardemone, both of Buffalo, N.Y., Mrs, Helen Nnvak of Gainesville, and Mrs. Sue Mason anil i s. Margaret Santey, belli of the state of California. Mrs Mickey is survived by one sister, Mrs.

Helen Zanies of Cleveland. Ohio. Arrangements arc uniler the direction of the Haky F'flncial Hume. Union-town, and will he annnuncerl. 3,000 Tcr.i more or loss 1 1 0-2 Patch- sion oi the wen vaiicy iiniai ai a.ni He is born IS, in Verty Twp.

He was in; MdU-iiil. a.CO0Ttn5 (morcor less! Pre-Mlied Archivist Terrified By Slave Photographs Mrtlfiial. I'ronisals mu3t bt- upon tht JuirjsnpJ by Uih Municipality. Tbo incfl by i i-erillicd licck. nr hlrl bond in the amount ol IZ 7 the bin.

rnaoV payable to Ihe Mj iiiclcalilv. rmployw tne Kalhvay Briu. PciriopoUs. R.I, as a euLpmint 11 ws a memtKr al Si Jl.C. Ch-jrck, Perr'arkilii sd! ihe KuKsdale Gun Club.

Surviving Li tiis wUc Mae Dillon two dnuRhlCTS. Auiii-y and Ke.iIiIcC1, t'D sons, Pstriclt nr.d Andtew, all at home. Frifnda will bi rrrrivd it. Ihe Blaii-liwlhct Funeral Home, iWs evf-ninjj 7 lit p.m. Fur.eral arrnnjjenipnLs ii.crOEiicte ar.d -will announced Inlet Th? MuTiiuiwliy iestiivcs ihe Amy's Friend ri' ji-l ht jmr.ufs-jLs.

SOUTH UNION TOWNSHIP nd fla I CHAHLR5 SCHIFTBAUER Amy Carter and her boy friend, Scati rtoberson, arc escorted off the landing ficldThy Miis t.illian Carler and Mary Fiiinairick. Amy and her father pnid stior! visit lo their hometown before reluming lo Wnshinglon yesterday. (AP Wirepholo) PLULfC NOTICE tUt, COAL COMPANV Uni-nlnwn Pinnsylvjuia I5WI Mine nrainsKe No. SUninRMi Permit No 13U-1 NirnDlson Towntbip CoLntv HILDFRBRAND, RLtZAPETK SHOUFFLUK Age 87 yexrs of Walnut ITniuntOATi, iLti Kan-day, May 1077 al 5 a.m al her heme klUiwin a kngihly Illness was pit-etfoVd i.i ltit by htr pir'nfi. Jnhn miiJ fda Lincoln Brewer ind 3 -diiEhltr Virginia Itabii 1 btp a son, Mars Robot Probe Ends PASADENA, Calif.

(AP) The search for living organisms on Mars by two robot bioloey laboratories ended C.iiil his v.in ancc Tram Che LX-jarlrrienl af En- Hurricane Season Starts Wednesday Hcsourcfu. Lom-eltti ol PcnnsyUanL3. tc eper-Lriu mine wilhn lW EmI Of Lhc onlsidf lir.r oi Ihe rLint of way ol U.S. niuues used by Alex Maley, author of "Hoots," said Williams. Among them is a man named Alfred, identified as a Fculab, a West African tribe, and owned by an I.

Lomus of Columbia, A B.K. Taylor of Columbia is identified 'is the ownur of twD men, Jack from Guinea and Renty from the Congo. A foci 111 man is identified as Jem. a Gullfih, a name which describes an African-English patois still spoken by suine blacks in South Carolina, and owned by an F.W. Green.

Several of the subjects were women, but Williams said he is nol reletting their nude photos 'for obvious reasons." Williams said he had discussed releasing the photographs with black friends. The pictures released were views from the waist up. ranis Agassiz, a Swiss born naturalist and scientist, ordered the pictures through a friend, Dr. Robert W. Gibbcs of Columbia.

He had inspected several plantations in the area in March 1850, collecting evidence for a pre-Danvinian theory dial Ihe different races resulted from separate human creations. "They are scientifically taken pic-Lures," Williams. The daguerreotypes were taken by J.T. Ze.ily. whom Mrs.

Heichlin traced as a photographer in Columbia until Howard Siwulilfr the Stal ui New JcTEy: Jive BTandchiWren; len greal-gradchildren. She wai a iciemb ot the Etdtis Mairer United MclfiDditt thoich. Friends will be rECilvcd in Ihe Jerome W. Shell Faieial Home, SW S. Ml.

Vermm Ave. todiy ualil 10.30 a.m. the hour nr sefkice. Hlv. Robert Jt.

Green Jr. her paswr ill Dffkrale. in Sj-hm Heijihls Cemetery. The nnr.Lng will hjjin ac a fK-m-. rathe west blue at U.S.

llg, feci sovilh af TortnOr-Rojd and wUl coatmue foraripniimatcly 350 TrtC. Tils variance is requested pur-suatt to Section ul Ihe Suriarc MininR Conservation nd Rec-tulnn Act, Act or May 31. 15. TM. 1193.

amended. Section llrl By ARNOLD ZEITL1N Associated Press Writer CAMBRIDGE, Mass. (AP) The white archivist who found the oldest known identified photos of black slaves in the United Slates said Tuesday she felt uncomfortable nboul the nude pic-lures, and wondered, "If these were my ancestors, would I want them to ho seen this way?" The pictures, daguerreotypes made in 1850 in Columbia, S.C., for scientific study, are Being published or the First lime in the June issue of American Heritage magazine. Eighteen months ago, Mrs. Elinor Heichlin, 47, found 36 of the photos In an otherwise empty cablhet in an altie in Harvard University's Peabody Museum.

"I'm sort of terrified." said Mrs. Rcichlin, who since has left the museum. "I jusl have this reeling I'm not queasy. But I wende If 1 1 is perhaps not decent. "The pictures should encourage people to track down their she said.

"Hut it may be a two-edged sword. "The circumstances under which the photos were made were degrading. 1 don't eel quite comfortable about them," she said. Professor Stephen Williams, director of the Peabody Museum, said the photographs were the oldest examples of rare pictures of American slaves born in Africa. At least four of the seven subjects taken in several poses were Identified on thr prints by first name, African country or tribe of origin, and by owner Using the information and checking registries descendants could trace them ui a manner similar to the tech- c( Ihe AH requires Uul this hOUce be Tuesday with scientists still saying they probably have not found life there.

HUHHICANE WARNINGS maps for vulnerable areas. The hurricane season of- The maps cost (2 each. To The biology experiments that began fif-jaUy begins Wednesday find mit if one has been enm- in Ihe glow of enlliuslasm after two and lasts riiroUgn November, pleted for your area, write to nearly perfect Viking spacecraft lan- residents of vulnerable the Distribution Division dings last summer ended with scarce- coastal areas have hern IC1, National Ocean ly a whimper. Having used up their warne(i to be wary. Survey, Riverdale, supplies or mjlrients and fuel, the National Oceanic and 2OM0.

automated labs on Lander I and Lander Ainlospherir. Administration There are two degrees of 1 were switched alf by an electronic 5ays iL tries t0 provide i alert issued by the govcrn- commanil from Earth. nours TOrning of potential rnenl in the event Df danger. In experiments tic ginning la si July 2d janger from hurricanes. But A hurricane watch means a on 1.

under 1 and Sept. 11 on Zander 2, 5)me caastul ureas have storm to slrikt; samples of Martian soil were put ins itlt corne sn heavily populateJ 36 to 4R hcurs. In the labs by a mechanical digging arm. this may no be eunugh time dividuuls may continue nor- Samples were repeatedly testi'd under jor eclJation. ima1 activities, but should injerted iwo newspapers ni jjen eral ciiculation in Ihe hca once df nf li' A 1 -i 1UHMECY, ROBERT L.

JiRt ytdis ul R.D. UjonlDWTI, Tn. Amrnill. iM Scjdny. May 1.

IV7T, is :p.ill or 411 Mccltienl. tic w.s 1 1ST II i-lultc Df Kain ViiiiL-f-Uwrts Hiwli SCuOOl. arH cmplnypd bv Hie trs Slccl Corp. al lilt aiap': O'n-k Mir.e. Suniylng are his parents.

CharUs and Margarel Karrnery Hit lollowing brqlhers ar.d sMhis Mil Lindsty (Nancy) M.iuil RD. Smilhlield. llisrln. Jr. of Maswitown.

Jorin ol HouKnn. Texas. Mrs. Gary (Helens Spiingai objecting tn this varlanrc tu Eilc an uKcepliDa. to it witTta E0 dm from Ihe dtB of ihe lirwl putilicalion of hO- AiiV such Pfrswi ditf -i? inob- itL-t to this prupcvd vjriJnrO sho'Jld wrilEloJnclcC Shrfn-r.

Hcuring Kx a number ot varvmR cionaLuans -rha NfJAA nretiariiip dc stay iunea ortiiULa i determine if anything In the suH siiow tiilfd storm evacuation stations ior mruier aeiaiib. A hurricane warninR means tlie storm is expected ol uccaiur, fi. and r3 are being recen ed Ihe Yoncy Home. Masanloa-n today 2 to 4 and (a 9 p. in and Tliuisday until 10 a r.

ure-. prsver "ill be bold viilli Rev. Fr SlanWiHiiyS itKirlaUng. InLermcnt is SI. AhEs Cernfilerj-.

I.cekroac. Jminer, Departmnl nt En-vimuiuicul Itesources. Rcnm Rimiiive House Aparirrwnls. 101 cuih se-rnnd Rlrcd. HiTrlsbiiTE.

I'pmsyliiia iTIM. wUhln lime liy re Act. The e-ceptnn mnsl include Chu persons name. aiSrvss, trlf pinr.c ninnbec a.nd a brieC rlapmpn.t us, lo Che nalurc dJ his or her objection. Ttic apjliciilLdn.

pljiis ani oilwr dala tonceming thr npi.Tjiiii for within 24 hours or less. There arc. several things to do in this event, including; heck buttery-jrDwered equipment such as radio and flashlight and emergency cooking Drought Program Created ed signs of breathing, eating cr growing. "The majority opinion Is that they have not detected life in any of the samples they tested said a spokesman (or NASA's Jet Propulsion Laboratory. Many experts believe the somewhat ambiguous results from several of the Lests were oaused by an active chemical process in the soil, not by liv- inp nruanisnii.

Pioneer Radio Announcer Dies NEW YOKK (API Ben (leaner, a pioneer NBC radio annmincer who was hailed as one of the greatest, die" Tuesday in his sleep after suffering a major heart attack, a hospital spokesman said. He wuuld have been 09 on Thurs- 1.1U.KV. MA1KJAKET ELlZAnETH IGALL-'iWIEKl The (imily are rceclYinj; Irienis today from 3 lu aril 7 lu u.m. in Ihe Oals-McOee Fur.era1 lleme, 71 PcnnsjlYatiia where scn'lces will be cuoducled Thuisaay, Jure 2 at 1 wnl. Re.

Juhli A. Burfclcy of-li-ial nj. Imrmihnl In 1-lKayrtte Park waicri ir.Ls van-in; riLfSTrfl nre available fa: pualic msjwlion on Ihe seventh Hear af the Pulton Uak BuiMmg, HamsbJTfi, r7lM IwUeeV. ihe hotrs aC 3: 30 A.M an! i i Alfiiidjy thru C.DTKERT, -Have your auto fully fuel- WASHINGTON (AP) ed. ot Surf are Secure your boat.

Hoard up windows nr jirn- Tlie landers crmtimie to take weather Communities facing water readings and carry out other tests on shortages due In the current the Red Planet. The two Viking or- droiiRht can get help under a SSil tcct them with storm MORGAN. DAVID T. Friervis will be rccclvrd in Blair-Lamrtbcr FuLieral Perrsnpulis tuaiy hiters that carried the landers to Mars new federal emergency rrlief nr DEATH NOTICES program Store a supply oi drinfcing ASTLEFORD. MARY F.

A ty. water. iiescc led iu be hein aL i p.m.. ith Hcv. Clccory U.

Prince cf Interment, in Ml. Ceinclery. Pcrrynpnlis. The program offers both grants and Loans to communities of 10,000 or more which 1 years, ol IB W. Wine unicniuwn.

If you live in a mobile homo, leave it for mure sub- have been affected by the slan(j'a President Carter Eyes Nominee day. Graurr was admitted New York University Medical Center for treatment uf a heart ailment and suffered a major coronary attack last weekend. He was believed to be responding to treatment, but was found dead in bed at a.m. A versatile rarlio and television reporter, Grauer's range of coverage included Mich diverse events as trie Berkshire Musto Festival and the laraeli-Arah war. He joined the National Broadcasting Co.

in 1930, whurt the rtetwcrfc was only four years old. Grauer May JO, 1073. Two-Car MisliHp In Bullskin Twp. Two automobiles sustained J1.S00 damage in a collision along MmJte 119 in Bullskin about two and a half miles north of Conncllsvllle al 4SS p.Tn. yesterday.

Slate Polite at Uniontnwn said a vehicle operated by George Davis, 67. pf 432 Brawn Everson collided with a car driven by Collelta J. Hughes, 5i, of I51B Utah L'onnellsville. Damage to Ihe Davts vehicle was set al J700 and lu the Hughes car at fi00. No injuries were reported, police said.

The funds can be used for as much as 50 per cent of the cost of projects such as ex- 1 oil SHOW. JOHN D. The family ar fliends lodaf Ln Cr.c Oal-McG Funeral Hume, Ave "hi rr tLneral services will be conuclco al II a na. sa-'ith ltev. Arhur Humrr.Il of rieiallns Interrnenl in iVhiie Pock Cemetery.

Dandinjr water supplies purchasing and transporting p) 0 AVO water and prame-ling water "l--0 WASHINGTON (AP) President Carter plans to name Gerard C. Smith, a life-long Republican and an ardent advocate of disarma rnenl, lo negotiate new controls over nuclear technology sent to other countries. Smith, a 63-year-old lawyer, formerly headed the U.S. Arms Control and Disarmament Agency. He was In charee of nuclear weapons negotiations conservation.

The law provides J75 million for grants and $150 million for loans which can he fur as long as 0 years at 5 per cent interest fly The Associated Press Traffic accidents on the nation's highways during 'the Memorial Day weekend killed 432 persons, The Nnliutial Safety Council had estimated that u.m. at the dome orfcrscn, Robert. Ailh whom slie made her home or ihe lhlileen years. She was twrr. in riirHriiie.

Hd. di May2t. irtu. the dauchler ot ice Lilt: JolioS. and Msry Ar.n riavii She was a rntmlwr dI Ihe Central Chilstian OlDTch.

She wa5 prereded an death by r.tr huibanil, William H. Asllelord. who pss-iedaway on June im. ijrviiinu are the (nllowicg ehlldrrn: Mrs. W.

11. Adella) EberSart ol Aleiandrij. H'llliam Allletoril Jr. nr Mrs Alcert iCaldiel Sunkrr cfOncbanl Ijke. Mich Rolcrl Aillelord ol Ur.sootnitn: liriucn g-anschildrcn: lucnlynp Rral cranicliildren: Mrs levin Maude! Wc-llord ol Tresap-Inwn.

Md nn.1 Mrs. Musjrl JEelenl newcomer ConntLLsviifc, Kic Iroll.sr James Mills of lit Slalect Ll reci-LvcJ in Kdward K. hfinerd Funeral Hume. 195 W. Main Unkvnlnwr, luday from 2 to 4 and 7 lit 9 111 ihd Thuirfay unlit a.m..

the hujr ol servlco. Dr. Earl P. Cooler will ul-ficiata. Intci jutnl in Sylvan HcighK M-iiiuriil Gardens.

UnionloMn. tn lieu of flowers contributions rr.ay be made to Central Christian Church or a tavonle cliaiily. mrjr.ities in Redstone Fund wilh the Soviet Onion in 1973, but quit delais s)01w contact the Commerce Department's mcj. (he hour SWARTZ. MARY A.

Friends will he received in ihe Edward E. Minud Furwml Home, IM W. Main Fit. inday iwrh 1 to 4 aid 7 to 9 p.m. and Thrlrsdny until 2 p.m.

the hour oi jKrvice. Dr. Earl P. Confer will orrJcla(e. Ijjttrnicr.t In Sylvan Hclfhla Hemelery.

TEROTK. VFHIONICA Age 47 ytats of Lomont Furnace, died Monday. Miy 30, 1977 In the Umcn-rt-wn Hosj'iLdl at S. i.ro. She was IwrnJulyft iKOin jimDnt Fumaco vfif? daugMrr of ihe Lite John and Ueltn Tfrocki.

She wsj a fntmber-oi Mary's C. tlmrtli ar Mkhjel mil Johi bach ol Lemonl PcTrwcp; lour sksccrs, Mrs Mary Snvd" of Mor.aieh Mrs Hill Illellyi 1-yuiu nd TVrti GeorflC Ann) Siehler tolh fif IVcu-arV J. and Mn, AnihoTiy job without the title. Economic Development Ad ministration in Washington or field offices in Fresno, Los holiday period. The Associated Press beean counting traffic death3 An official here said Tuesday that by naming Smith, the President "wanted Anceles, Oakland and to slve a lot of clout" to his drive to ei, at 6 p.m.

Friday and conclud cd al midnight Monday -uT Fo, N.M.; Bismarck, N.D. SmilliwiHIry to persuade mure than a Atlanta- Hoise Idaho rio7en allies and friendly countries to Oklahoma accept tighter convrols over American priiand. Ore. Last year, 442 peisons were killed during the same period The worst Memorial Day on record was in lSfiB when 629 persons were killed dur Philsdeipha; Austin, Chicago and Denver. or SJl HiEhlanrl Pi.

Maritin. Pj. died Tuesday. May 31. 1973 in tli: Gfneral Elospit.il.

W.Va. Shs was born July 24. I9L9 in Piluli-Jtah And was (Con't From Page One) and residents. Supervisors and residents combined their offorts several years ago to have the stream dredged ta alleviate Hooding in Ion-lying areas along Ihe creek. County workers were sent to clean the stream of debris over a year ago by county cinnmissioners.

However, (he larger dredging project was delayed because of a lack of equipment needed for that work. In other business, supervisors reported that the old VFW building In Cardale has been demolished and that workers are now cleaning the site of Ihe debris left after demolition. The buildme. has been the ohject of complainls try residents of that community for some time. Residents claimed the old structure posed a hazard to the life and well-being of Ihe community and, in one ease, was preventing a Landowner from building on his properly.

Soviet Flight Testing Fails Data Book Is Available iMcrjif) C-LtUi nr Ahe was pri'fft in oVa th ay tTiree sistre. Mre Hen Tc-masfci, Mrs Scsan Lopinto and An? Terock Friends are bcinsj rore.ve4 in Lht Haky Funeral Home. 130 W. Fayclte St. ifrfjy frim 2 la arid (o 9 piti and.

Thursday until a.m. when a Prayer 5rrv.ee ill be held fyllowed bv Mi c- O.rkSllasi Uurial in St. Mary's 0 Cturch 11 10 a.m wilh Rev. Fr. Faluan Oris as fdebranl.

Ir.ce rrr.rr.1 In. the Ch-jrrh Ccmriery. Parish Hosary -will hi- this evening at 7 (Connellivillo Courier Please Copy I ing a four-day period. Altoorm Shooting Clnmia Two I.ivch ALTOONA, Pa. AP An Alloona man and his estranged wife died Tuesday in what police termed a murder Supervisors ajsa rcjiurleo.

that an abandoned bouse in Herbert will be demolished soon as possible. Supervisors alsn reported Ihe summer road program is being prepared, and lhat workers arc currently culling weeds and cleaning along roadways. They also said summer Netghborhowi Youth Corps workers should begin work in Ihe township by the end of June. N.U. Twp.

(Con't From Page One) Mnney tc percliase the liuek will be obtained from liquid tiicl funds held hy Ihe township. Supervisors plan tn resurface ntrout four miles of highway in Ihe community wilh 1D2. Roads included in the resurfacing program are Gun Cluh Oliver Coal St. Extension, Jumonville Como St. at Evans Manor, Huskir and Nell St.

in Hopwood. Other roads in the township will be patched, oiled, and some stone will be placed. Specifications for Ihe bills can be ub-lalned at the North Union Twp. Shed after June 6. i ot I hi! lite Conrad and Slella Wilkriunn Ttv Shi? was a member of 51 (uVtI'k R.H th-jKh, IM.

MDrinn. Ilosary artd illQr SoclEty. She was employed al Lhc P. Marion Junior High School Cafelciia. Efit vti predectaseo by rwjii.

ror.tjd,l52 Sliv Kc-ward: a riAuiOilrr. Mrs. In 1326 there were 5,000 civilian employes of Ihe federal government; in 1.975 Slc-lli Crrimm. Pi Marion sarji, Uoborl, TL. Marion.

MicKicl, er. IDH nfi Imirlran SUltlUf. at home; iwo Eranachjld WASHINGTON (API The Pentagon cniirirmcd Tuesday thai the Russians failed in a new flight test of their satellite-destroying system. It said information on the orbits of a Soviet target satellite and a hunter satellite sent aloft from central Russia "would Indicate a failure to accomplish a close approach and, therefore, failure to intercept." The Pentagon, statement was issued in response to questions ahoul an Associated Press story which reported failure of the lirst such Russian test since President CaTter was farmer could produce 15 Charles Kaplan, 46, and his bushels wheat on an acre wife. Gene, 20, were dead on of land by working 66 hours-, arrival at Alloona Hospital, by 1974 it took three hours of The slwotlngs occurred at work to produce 31 bushels on the woman's residence.

The an acre pair was apparently not liv- Kcrur.cLh.Grimrn. ird Robcrl Hrady a sisler. Hurra 17.d a brother. Edward Fjle. hor.li of filtsbjruri.

frifnd will bs ncfivnJ In laouls Iludalph Funtrjl Pi. Marlon isday? lo9p.m. and 7 to i 1 ED 3 p.r anrl Friday until I a.m. v.e 9 Ma o( Chrisl.sn Durlak will I held in Si. Hubert's H.C.

Ctiurch wilh Rev. Fr. Robert B. rnc-i is celebrant. Ir-twirWhl iti Fvrrfrrcn MARSHALL'S MONUMENTS These and thousands of together, other statistics appear In the Police snid Kaplan was "1976 Pocket Data Book" shot once in the head and his newly Issued by the Bureau of wile was shot once In the the Census, head and once Ln the back.

OcTtnan (CWt From Page One! road crews, cleanup, clear brush, and aid the firemen. Also, the supervisors paid bills. Healer SO ttrri St. miiiiswi fj 'Memorial Part, Pi. Marlon Rosary win be rteiiM at a m..