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THE MORNING HERALD THE EVENING STANDARD UNIONTOWN, WEDNESDAY, JULY 1, IfJt PAGE 17 TOLEDO, Ohio (AP) The Illustrated London News graving on the Civil War that Toledo public library has Weekly from January to July, he thought an American Unexpected received an unexpected gift 1865. library should have Utera, from Waller Booth of Burton- Booth, 71, explained In a The Toledo library Is known Library (jilt an-Trent, Staffordshire, Eng- letter that these Issues had so for its fine periodical col- I land a bound volume of the many fine stories and en- lection. Oshinsky Family Reunion SSSSSSSSSSSl fM 1 Descendants of Anthony and Josephine Oshinsky held their fourth family reunion recently, at Mon View Park In Greensboro. Those attending were: Mr. and Mrs.

Paul Oshinsky of Brier Hill; Mrs. Tillie Molek of Uniontown Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Butler of Point Marion; Mr. and Mrs.

Earl Coburn and son, Earl, of Streelsboro, Ohio; Mr. and Mrs. Pete Pawski and daughter, Elaine Oshinsky, of Brier Hill; Mr. and Mrs, John Oshinsky of Erie; Frank, Jane and Eleanor Garland of Wilmington, Mr. and Mrs.

Edward Csuchan and daughter, Maria, of Burlington, Mr. and Mrs, Frank Archual and sons, David and Greg, of Akron, Ohio; Mr. and Mrs. Frank Machnik and children, Joe, Diane, Frank, Jerome ar ONLY AT and Angela, ol Wewboro; Mr. and Mrs, Fudge DeCarlo and children, Vincy, Gina, Bob, Michael and Richard, of New- boro; Mr.

and Mrs. Edward Szumal of Mt. Clemens, Mich, and crand-dauehter. Sherri SHAVEN FOR AUTHENTICITY Ron Staiick, an local college stu-drnl of East Lyme, is shuwo as he appears on this week's cover of Newsweek magazine; dressed as a colonial soldier. Staiick, a member o( the 2nd Connecticut Regiment et the Continental Line (reac tivated last year for bicentennial celebrations), had to shave his moustache to provide authenticity.

Regiment Capt. Hon Wojick of; Old Lyme said Revolutionary Army enlisted men were required to shave at least every three days. (AP Wirephalo) flLVHRHDO STAINLESS TABLEWARE WEEKLY FEATURES Warren of Florida; Mr. and. Mrn.

Albert Yanko and children, Vincy, Regina and Denise of New Salem; Mr. and Mrs. Bill Oshinsky and daughters, Coleen and of Slreetsbaro, Ohio. Mr. and Mrs.

Richard Novsek arid daughter, Kirn, of UniontDwn; Mr. and Mrs. Robert Oshinsky of Cleveland, Ohio; Mr. and Mrs. Paul Oshinsky, and children, Veronica and Paul, of (JuyahDga Falls, Ohio; Mr.

and Mrs. Sam Swestok and sons, Sam and John, nf Keisterville; Mr. and Mrs. Gary Coiighenour and children, Lisa and Gary, of Cleveland, Ohio; Mr. and Mrs.

Harold Allen of Northeast, Pa-Gary Coughcnuur. was in charge of games. Entertain Special Singing Course ment was provided by me -Polish Eagles Vincent DeCarlo, Jim Kish, Roy Glisan and Tim Miscovich. Next reunion will be Sunday, June 27, 1976, beginning at "no, at Mon View Park. holding the line to 50 boys in order to give each boy individual attention and instruction, according to camp officials.

FATHER DAMIEN Father Damien, the Belgian Missionary who worked with lepers oT Sandwich Islands, was born Joseph De Veuster in 1840, camps offered by the foundation will be admitted to the Aug. 17-23 week before any new applications will be considered. Even though the college dormitories could accommodate 100 or more boys and the camp staff of 18 instruc-, tors and counselors could supervise larger camp officials say they are Shallway Foundation announced that a special one-week singing course for boys will be offered Aug. 17-23 al Robert Morris College, Moon Twp, Campus, to accommodate boys who had been turned down for the. Shallway Performing Arts Camp for Boys earlier in the summer.

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