1 Two firemen prepare to go to the roof in the rescue drill at Torrance State Hospital Monday night. (Gazette photos by Beale) Obituaries MRS. MARY ELLEN MOCEK, 63. of Home RD 1. died Sunday morning, Aug.
17, 1900, at the Indiana Hospital. A daughter of Edward and Sarah Shields Harris, she was born Nov. 15, 1916, at Marion Center. Mrs. Mocek had been a former resident of Juneau and had been living at her present address for the past 23 years.
Surviving are her husband, Stanley whom she Jan. 20. 1940: two sons: Edward and Paul, both of Home RD1; two grandchildren; a brother, Dale Harris, Cookport; two sisters: Mrs. Mame Yeager, Brookhaven. Mrs.
Dorothy Covert, Forrestville. N.Y. The family will receive friends 24 and 7-9 p.m. today (Tuesday) at the Frank T. Mihalcik Funeral Home.
Indiana, where services will be conducted for her at 10 a.m. Wednesday with the Rev. Fr. Andrew P. Shal.
officiating. Interment will follow in the Marchand Cemetery at Marchand. GEORGE N. ROSE, 83, Clarksburg, died Tuesday, Aug. 19, 1980.
in the Latrobe Area Hospital. A son of John Calvin and Jennie (Nesbiti Rose, he was born Oct. 18. 1896, in Saltsburg. Mr.
Rose was a member and elder of the Trinity United Presbyterian Church. Clarksburg. a member the Williamson Lodge 431. Saltsburg: and a veteran of World War I. Surviving are his wife.
Mrs. Alma McPhilimy Rose: one son, John Apollo: one daughter, Mrs. James (Janet) Clawson, Clarksburg RD 1: six grandchildren; two great -grandchildren. Friends will be received from 7- 9 p.m. today and 24 and 7-9 p.m.
Wednesday in the Joseph R. Hunter Funeral Home. Saltsburg. where services will be held at 11 a.m. Thursday.
The Rev. Barnabas officiate and interment will be in the Twin Valley Memorial Park. Delmont. Masonic services will be conducted at 7:30 p.m. Wednesday in the funeral home.
Jeff Tech Awards New Contracts This photograph, taken from the roof, shows hospital and Blairsville Fire Department personnel preparing for the rooftop rescue with the department's 55-foot snorkel truck. Torrance Holds Rescue Drill BLAIRSVILLE A surprise fire drill was held in the vacant Dibert building a at Torrance State Hospital Monday night, with the hospital fire brigade and the Blairsville Volunteer Fire Department participating. Hospital Fire Marshal James Hoffman and Blairsville Fire Chief Dana Gould planned the exercise to determine what might occur if a fire were to occur at the institution. Mannequins and smoke bombs were used to simulate a rooftop rescue of trapped patients and staff members. Masks, ground ladders, and the Blairsville Fire Department's 55-foot snorkel truck was used in the rescue drill.
Mandatory fire prevention classes are District Hospital Register INDIANA HOSPITAL Harold Deyarmin, Cherry Tree. PUNXSUTAWNEY HOSPITAL Births Mr. and Mrs. Thomas E. Siple, Punxsutawney, girl.
Admissions Birth for Aug. 1 18. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Boston.
Clymer. boy. Admissions for Aug. 18 Franklin Bressler, Home RD 1: Hayes W. Fleming.
Rossiter RD1: Michael S. Briddel. 206 Wallace Hall. Indiana: Rebecca Olsen. Homer City: Joleen Debnar.
Blairsville RD 2: Matthew Young. New Florence RD2. Kenneth R. Zacheral. 3056 Warren Indiana: David S.
Brendinger. Shelocta RD 1: Ruth P. Sutton. Homer City; Jason A. Smail.
Elderton: Florence D. Prato, Homer City: Roberta Church. 422 S. 6th Indiana, William E. McCutcheon.
87 McHenry Indiana; David W. Bocz, Lucernemines: Helen M. Black. J. Griffin, 2145 Lazor Indiana: Lewis A.
Coleman. Graceton: Herman W. Weiland. Nicktown. John P.
Kishlock. Waterman: Mary W'anchick. 314 Anderson Indiana: Linda J. Womer, 2590 Evergreen Indiana: Connie L. Kimmel.
Shelocta RD Francis D. Patterson. Clymer RD 2: Clara L. Stake. 1353 Locust Indiana, Discharges for Aug.
18 Robert Barr. Clymer: Tracy L. Bryner, Black Lick: Nicole L. Condron, Smicksburg RD 1: Elizabeth B. Harman, Creekside Troy D.
Harris, R. 812 Josephine Indiana. Robert C. Lantzy, 9 Gorman Indiana: Michael Orvosh, Clarksburg RD 1: Sara J. Price, Black Lick: Patricia L.
Shirley. Black Lick: Laurie L. Stiles, Blairsville RD2. KITTANNING Admissions Carol A. Jewart.
Sagamore: Ho mer Ainsworth. Rural Valley: Blair Wingard. Dayton RD1. Discharges Betty L. Burkley, Lucernemines: Rovena G.
McCombs. Kittanning RD Barbara L. Scardigli, Indiana: Judith A. Fulmer and infant. Rural Valley RD1; Carl L.
Groves. Kittanning RD Carol A. Jewart, Sagamore; Debbie L. Kline and infant. Kittanning RD1: Nancy J.
Meyers. Shelocta RD 1: Susan Rusnica and infant, Rural Valley. JOHNSTOWN Birth Mr. and Mrs. George McNulty.
Carrolltown, boy, 1 (Aug. 18, Memorial Hospital. DuBOIS HOSPITAL Admissions Christopher Johnson, Punxsulawney Discharges George Krouse. Punxsutawney. MAPLE AVENUE Discharges Bradley Boyer, Rossiter RD 1: Mrs.
Richard Young, Reynoldsville RD Jerry Stroka, Sykesville: Mrs. John Niper, Brookville: Eugene Hut, LaJose: Matilda Fishel, Glen Campbell; Mrs. Kenneth Shearer, Summerville: Mrs. James Kramer, Punxsutawney: Mrs. Ora White, Punxsutawney RD1.
Discharges Robert Haad. Wilbur Latimer, Punxsutawney; Mrs. James Kramer, PunxsutawSherry Clark, Dayton; Mrs. ney: James Nealer, Rochester Mills. LATROBE HOSPITAL Births Mr.
and Mrs. Thomas C. Spadafora, Homer City RD 2. boy: Aug. 15.
and Mrs. Donald P. Elliott New Alexandria RD boy: Aug. 16 Mr. and Mrs.
Mark A. Fritz. Blairsville RD2. girl; Aug. 17 Admissions Lynette C.
Spadafora, Homer Indiana INESBOY, AUgUST 1Y, 1900. -21. Service Club Indiana Kiwanis James McGinnis of First Federal Saving and Loan of Indiana spoke to members of the Kiwanis Club of Indiana during the weekly meeting of the local service club Monday at Rustic Lodge. Introduced by Alan Holsinger on behalf of the Kiwanis Finance. Laws, and Regulations Committee, the speaker explained what a savings and loan institution is and then listed the requirements of the Community Reinvestment Act of 1978 as requiring the institution to explain the types of loans they have available.
to designate their service area. and to inform the county of they types of lending they do. Members signed up for next week's meeting at the Eastern Orthodox. Car pools will be formed at Rustic at 5:40 p.m. Members also signed up as race program sellers and shirt sellers at the Indiana County Fair next week.
Birthday greetings were sung for Bill Ewen. Oren Hilty. and Frank Edwards. Singing was conducted by Bruce Jenkins with Carolyn Holstein at the piano. Gazette Classifieds Begin Here PUBLIC NOTICES Your Right To Know and be informed of the tians of your government are embodied in public notices.
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legal NOTICE Thomas G. Johnson. Attorney ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE Letters of Administration on the Eslate of FRANK PENICH aka FRANK J. PENICH. Late of Burrell Tuwnship.
deceased. having been granted the undersigned, those having claims against said estate are requested to present them duly authenticated for settlement. and those knowing themselves to be indebted are requested to make prompt payment. ROSE STRBAK 8:12. INVITATION FOR BIDS Sealed proposals for the rehabiltation and reconstruction of structures situate in the Village of Josephine.
Township of Burrell. County of Indiana. will be received until 12:00 P.M. DST on Seplember 26. 1980 at the office of the Redevelopment Authority uf Indiana County.
8th and Water Streets. Indiana. Pa. Bids will be opened and publicly read aloud at 12 05 PM. DST.
on Sep tember 26. 19841. Each pruposal shall be accompanied by a certified check or hank draft pay. able to the Redevelopment Authority of Indiana County, a bid bond or negotiable U.S. Government Bunds in an amount not less than 10 percent 1 of the to tat bid in accordance with the provisions of the Contract Documents Contract Documents, including technical specifications, are on file at the off.
ICe of the Hedevelupment Authority of Indiana County. at 8th and Water Streets. Indiana. Pa. and copies may be obtained by depositing $25.00 which is not refundable Deposit checks shall be made payable to Redevelopment Authority of Indiana County Law bidders will be investigated for quality of work on previous projects The contract will not be awarded to a bidder who.
in the estimation of the Owner and Project Administrator. does not have the proper hackground expersence and history of successfully cornpleted projects Attention as called to the fact that not less than the minimum salaries and wages determined by the US Department of Labor as set forth in the Contract Documents must be paid on this project The contractor wall be required to comply with all applirable equal emplayment opportunity requirements for federally assisted construction contracts. The contractor must insure that employees and applicants far employment are not discriminated against because of race. color. religion, sex or national origin Attention is called to Exer.
utive Order 11246. Section 3. of the Housing and Urban Development Act of 1968. 12 US.C 170lu. and to the Section 3 clause and regulations set forth in 24 C.F.R..
Part 135 The Redevelopment Authority of Indtana County reserves the right to reject any or all bids or to waive any informalities in the bidding Rids may be held by the Redevelop ment Authority of indiana County for a period of thirty 130 days from the date a a a of opening of bids for the purpuse of reviewing the bids 814. 8 15, R. 16. IR. 19, ACROSS 42 Work into 8 mass 1 Adolescent 45 Coop 5 Dull thump 46 Time zone 9 Author of (abbr.) "The Raven" 49 Western12 Canine hemisphere or13 Rave ganization 14 Eggs (abbr.) 15 Attack 50 Outside of law 17 Mine 53 Set of tools 18 Compass 54 Gazed point 55 Trip 19 CIA 56 Plaza cheer 57 Oceans predecessor 58 20 Orchestra Fringe section 22 Hill dweller DOWN 23 Soft food 1 Pairs 24 Playing card 2 Epochs 27 Since 3 If not 31 Seaport in 4 Football Alaska league (abbr.) 32 Nipple 5 Confide 33 Partner 6 Witches 34 Gold (Sp.) 7 Exclamation 35 Which of disgust 36 Clock sound 8 Take away 37 Woodwind from instrument 9 Roman prelate 39 Tangles 10 Latin poet 40 Common level 11 Food 41 Fish 16 First-rate Answer to Previous Puzzle OVE IVY OND AMOS AIM COY DRAWS MACHETE EGG A A GOES 000 ENE DROME BANANA ONE ROMAN OLD TSETSE EAR SOME TAO DAS CAMI ODORS ONE TAN AULD PAS HO DD appendage (comp.
wd.) 38 Saratoga 52 Broke bread 2 6 10 12 13 15 16 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 34 35 36 37 38 39 40 42 43 44 45 46 47 48 49 50 51 52 53 55 56 57 58 (NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN! 21 Environment 39 Name for a agency (abbr) dog 22 Prayer 41 Gives food to 23 Fuel 42 Executioner in 24 Door clasp 25 Ibsen 43 Brad character 44 Family of 26 Andy's medieval partner Ferrara 27 Head 45 Exhortation 28 Above 46 Persevere 29 Bag deer 47 False coin 30 Large (pl.) 48 Ancient 32 Norse deity Phoenician 35 Truckler to port rich (pl.) 51. Soap 36 Pie plate ingredient held regularly for all hospital employees, and monthly fire drills are conducted on all shifts in every patient building. "The cooperation, concern, and involvement of the Blairsville Fire Department is significant of what can be accomplished when a community organization and the hospital work toward a common goal," Torrance Superintendent Dr. Ray E. Bullard said.
"Not only are we insuring additional fire protection for our patients, but we have provided a training location and experience which will prove invaluable in the event of a similar typefire in the community of Blairsville." CHARLES L. CRAMER, 59. of Blairsville RD 1. died Monday, Aug. 18, 1980, in Latrobe Area Hospital.
A son of Louis W. and Edna Underwood Cramer, he was born Feb. 14. 1921, in Unity Township. Westmoreland County.
Mr. Cramer attended the Free Methodist Church, Black Lick. He was a retired employee of Latrobe Steel and was presently employed by the Blairsville-Saltsburg School District. A veteran of World War 11, having served with the U.S. Army, Mr.
Cramer also belonged to the Black Lick Sportsmen's Club. Surviving are his wife. Olive Himes Cramer: the following children: Larry Cramer. Midland: John Cramer. Jeannette: Samuel Himes.
Randy Himes and Mrs. Benjamin (Arlene) Shaffer. all of Blairsville: Mrs. (Barbara) Hullihan. Curwensville: Mrs.
James (Wanda) Daugherty, Blairsville; several grandchildren; two great-grandchildren; four sisters: Mrs. Curtis ret) Logan, Latrobe RD 4: Mrs. Edward Alice) Smoker, Latrobe RD Mrs. Grace Aukerman and Mrs. Earl (Helen; Aukerman.
both of Latrobe RD4. Friends will be received from 7- 9 p.m. today (Tuesday! and from 24 and 7-9 p.m. Wednesday in the Ferguson-Kelm Funeral Home. Blairsville, where services will be held at 1 p.m.
Thursday. Pastor Harry C. Losier will officiate, and interment will follow in the Coral Lutheran Chapel Cemetery. Coral. PAUL F.
STRAMASKI. 76. of Johnstown, formerly of Avonmore, died Monday, Aug. 18. 1900, at Lee Hospital, Johnstown.
He was born Oct. 19, 1903. in Avonmore. Mr. Stramaski was, employed for many years by G.S.I., Nationa! Roll Division, Avonmore, his retirement.
Surviving are one son. James Arthur. Saltsburg: a daughter, Mrs. Chalmer (Phyllis Yingling. Johnstown: 12 grandchildren; great four brothers: Joseph.
Avonmore: Andrew. Peter and Frank. all of Detroit. four sisters: Frances. Mary and Helen.
all of Detroit. and Sally Austen, Pittsburgh. He was preceded in death by his wife, Sara (Rupert) Stramaski in 1950. Friends will be received from 7- 9 p.m. today (Tuesday), 24 and 7-9 p.m.
Wednesday and 9-11 a.m. Thursday. the hour of services, at the Daniel J. Yockey Funeral Horne, Avonmore. Rev.
John Passarelli will officiate with interment in the Westview Cemetery. Avonmore. City RD Albert P. Cribbs. Saltsburg RD 1: Patricia J.
Elliott, New Alexandria RD1; Betty L. Weaver, Blairsville RD1; Gary L. Henry, Black Lick. Arthur T. McAdams, Lucernemines; Darla Fritz, Blairsville RD 2: Helen L.
Reeger, Shelocta; Gertrude D. George, Blairsville; Margaret Prola, Blairsville: Genevieve L. Busi, New Alexandria RD 1. Discharges Anna Mae Horak, Homer City RD Joseph Koreni Blairsville; Edna Beer, Blairsville; Donald D. Hebenthal, Blairsville RD Keith F.
Rupert, Blairsville: Laraine K. Jakenta, Saltsburg: Mary Lou Huff and infant. Indiana. Heather Anne Marsh, New Alexandria RD Willma J. Dunlap, Blairsville: Carrie A.
Gruda, Marion Center; Jeffrey S. Baker, Blairsville; Raffaella Steima and infant, Saltsburg RD1; Bobbie Renae Smith, Blairsville RD Robert L. Pizer Blairsville RD4. Betty L. Sapovich, New Alexandria RD2; Kimberly Elias, Blairsville: Arthur T.
McAdams, Lucernemines. Samuel Morse gave the first public demonstration of his magnetic telegraph in 1837. MRS. MABEL LEAH SCHALL, 60. of 4 Patterson Way.
Kittanning. died Sunday. Aug. 17, 1980, at the Armstrong County Memorial Hospital, Kittanning. A daughter of John and Ruth Broadmarlke Neudorter.
she was born Oct. 9. 1919. at Claysville. Washington County.
Mrs. Schall had formerly lived at Tanoma and in the Indiana area for a number of years' and had been living at her present address for the past seven years. She was a member of the Tanoma United Methodist Church. Surviving are son. Terrance R.
Schall. Akron, Ohio; a daughter. Mrs. Clifford D. Ruth Ann Schall of Kittanning RD 5: five grandchildren: a sister, Mrs.
Oren Wilda Anni Weiss. Clymer RD a half-brother. Robert J. Palmer, Shelocia RD 1: a half-sister. Mrs.
Esther Blystone. Penn Run RD1. The family will receive friends from 24 and 7-9 p.m. today at the Frank T. Mihalcik Funeral Home, Indiana, where services will be conducted at 2 p.m.
Wednesday. Aug. 20, with Rev. Lamar Carlson, officiating. Interment will be in the Manor Church Cemetery near Export.
MRS. AGNES GIBBON, 88. Sagamore. died Sunday, Aug. 17, 1980, in the Mountain View Rest Home, Hillsdale.
A daughter of Elias and Agnes Woodhead, she was born April 25, 1892, in Glasgow. Scotland. Mrs. Gibbon had been a resident of Sagamore for the past 50 years and had been a member of the Senior Citizens. Sagamore.
Surviving are two sons and three daughters: Charles, Ernest: Mrs. Lester (Mary Jane) Clark, Indiana RD 2: Mrs. Matthew Mar. ion). Bresnock, Niagara Falls.
N.Y.: Lockport, N.Y.: Mrs. James (Sara Belle) Poor, Alexandria, 20 grandchildren: 13 great-grandchildren; one sister. Mrs. Marion Clark. Detroit.
She was preceded in death by her husband. Charles Gibbon, in 1959; one son. Amandus Gibbon, a daughter. Agnes Isaacson; and one granddaughter. Friends will be received from 2-4 and 7-9 p.m.
today (Tuesday) in the Bowser Funeral Home. Plum. ville, where services will be held at 1:30 p.m. Wednesday with the Rev. William H.
Miller officiating. Interment will be in the Oakland Cemetery. Indiana. ETHEL TROSKA, 81, of Naples. died Aug.
18. 1980. at Indiana Hospital. A daughter of Harry and Margaret (Cramer) Wadsworth, she was born May 25, 1899, in Johnstown. She was a charter member of the East Naples United Methodist Church.
Naples. Surviving are these children: George, Cramer; Maurice. Bellefonte: Mrs. Glenn Mack, Virginia: Mrs. Donald (Mary! States, Homer City RD Mrs.
Harry (Barbara) Wilson. Indiana RD 4: 14 grandchildren; 17 greatgrandchildren; a brother, Virgil Wadsworth. Bellevue. Ohio: a sister. Elsie Rosenberry, Armagh.
She was preceded in death by her parents; her husband. Charles two daughters, Roberta and Beryl; also two brothers and two sisters. Friends will be received from 7- 9 p.m. today (Tuesday) and 24 and 7-9 p.m. Wednesday at Kenneth N.
Grey Funeral Home, Seward, where services will be held at 10 am. Thursday. with Rev. Ronald King. officiating.
Interment in the Armagh Cemtery. GENE THOMAS, 80, of Miami. formerly of Iselin, died Sunday. Aug. 17, 1980.
in Miami. Friends will be received from 7-9 p.m. today (Tuesday) in the Joseph R. Hunter Funeral Home, Saltsburg, where the Rosary will be recited al 8 this evening. A Mass of Christian Burial will be celebrated at 10 a.m.
Wednesday in Holy Cross Church. Iselin, with the Rev. Fr. John Hell the celebrant. Interment will be in Edgewood Cemetery.
Saltsburg, SARA (SALLY) SHIREMAN, 64. of Plumville, died Monday. Aug. 18, 1980, in Armstrong County Memorial Hospital, Kittanning, A daughter of Fred and Ada Watt Herron, she was born March 12, 1916, in Rochester. Mrs.
Shireman was a member of the United Presbyterian Church, Plumville, and of the Rebekah Lodge and Past Noble Grand Club of Plumville. She was formerly employed at both Indiana Hospital and Armstrong County Memorial Hospital for many years. Mrs. Shireman was a member of the Armstrong County Nursing Association, Surviving are husband. Robert H.
Shireman, Plumville: one son. James Thomas. Mt. Pleasant; two daughters: Mrs. Gary 1 Mary Lou) Elias.
Barnesboro RD, and Mrs. James (Roberta Sarokon, Sagamore; five grandchildren and one brother. Dr. James W. Herron.
Lexington, Ky. Friends received from 9 p.m. today (Tuesday) and from 3-5 and 7-9 p.m. Wednesday in the Bowser Funeral Home, Plumville. where Desdemona Rebekah Lodge 350.
Plumville, will hold services at 7:30 Wednesday evening. Funeral services will be conducted in the funeral home at 11 a.m. Thursday by the Rev. Douglas Stevens and the Rev. Richard Cooper, with interment in the Rural Valley Cemetery, Rural Valley.
17, 1980 at Lee Hospital. Johnstown. A son of Raymond and Nellie Hysong Mcintire. he was born Oct. 4, 1933, in Indiana County, Mr.
McIntire a member of the Black Community United Methodist Church. Surviving are his parents: his widow, Norma Mack Mcintire: two daughters: Mrs. Matthew (Georgia Rietscha, Nicklown RD 1 and Mrs. Mark (Sonja) Sowerbrower, Johnstown: three grandchildren: two brothers: Dean McIntire, New Florence RD 2 and Dale Mcintire, Robinson: and a sister Jean McConnell, Black Lick. Friends will be received from 2- 4 and 7-9 p.m.
today (Tuesday; at the Kenneth N. Gray Funeral Home, Seward. and Wednesday from 1 p.m.until the time of ser. vices at 2 p.m. at Black Lick Community Church.
The Rev. Peter Alfieri and Dr. C.M. Bennett will officiate. Interment will be in Black Lick United Methodist Church Cemetery.
GEORGE McINTIKE. 46. Vintondale RD 1, died Sunday, Aug. MRS. MERI BIGAR KOLESAR.
86. Glen Campbell RD 1. died Sunday. Aug. 17.
1980. in the DuBois Area Hospital. Friends will be received from 24 and 7-9 p.m. today (Tuesday) in the Rairigh Funeral Home, Hillsdale, where Parastas services will be held at 8 this evening. A Requiem Divine Liturgy will be offered at 10 a.m.
Wednesday in SS. Peter and Paul Church, Urey, with the Rev. Fr. Raphael Rozdilski the celebrant. Tomorrow's Funerals GIBBON, Mrs.
Agnes, 1:30 p.m., Bowser Funeral Home, Plumville KING, Mrs. Dora 2 p.m., Clark Funeral Home, Elderton KOLESAR, Mrs. Meri Bigar, 10 a.m, SS. Peter and Paul Church, Urey (Rairigh Funeral Home, Hillsdale) McINTIRE, George, 2 p.m., Black Lick Community Church (Gray Funeral Home, MOCEK, Mrs. Mary Ellen, 10 a.m., Mihalcik Funeral Home, Indiona SCHALL, Mrs.
Mabel tech, 2 p.m., Mihalcik Funeral Home, Indiana THOMAS, Gene, 10 a.m.. Holy Cross Church, Iselin (Hunter Funerol Home, Soltsburg) legal BID NOTICE Scaled bids will be received by the Blairsville-Saltsburg Schoul District for paving at the Blairsville Senior High School. Specifications and bid sheets may be obtained at the Administration Office. 195 North Walnut Street, Blairsville. Pennsylvania 15717 All bids must be in the hands of the Secretary not later than 12.00 Noon.
September 5. 1980 D.T. The Board reserves the night to reject any or all bids. Helen Joyce Sec. Mgr.
16. 19, A IF you're planning ta move, now is the time 10 sell those items you can't take with you, It's easy and economical to place a sified Ad which works hard for you. NOTICE OF INCORPORATION NOTICE is hereby given that under provisions uf the Professional Corpora tion Law, Act July 9. 1970 (No 160 and Section 204 of the Business Corpora tion Law. Act of May 5, 1903 L.
364. as amended. Articles of Incorpuration Domestic Professional Corporation fur ROBERT LIPINSKI. DM D. have been fled with the Department of State in Harrisburg.
Pennsylvania. on July 3, 1980. The purpose ur purposes of the cur poration which has been organized under the provisinns of the Professional Corporation Law. Act of July 9. 1970 No.
160.1 are as follows The prachre of oral and maxillofacial surgery MILLER. COPE and nest Midtown Savings Trust Building Indiana, l'ennsylvansa 15701 8 CARDS OF THANKS 003 We wish to express our thanks to all relotives. friends and neighbors for flowers. food, and all kindnesses shown to us before and during the death of Irvin L. Filler.
Many thanks to oll. The Filler Family. IN MEMORIAMS 004 In loving memory ol Mrs. Edna Hosack, who died August 19. 1970.
Ten years since you have gone. It seems just like a day. For time is such an empty thing. Since you have gone away. Even though ten years have possed We! still can't seem to face.
The foct that you return no more. Ta hili your vacant place. We don't mean to be ungrateful. When we brush away a tear. But, oh.
it's lonesome now. That you are no longer here. We'll cherish all our thoughts of you, Thot never shall depart, For love, and thoughts, and dreams of you, Will always live within out hearts. Sadly missed by Daughters, Son-in-law, and Grandchildren. INSTRUCTIONS Learn Drive To TRACTOR TRAILER CALL 24 HOURS 814-943-8747 Call Collect TRAIN ON THE ROAD FULL OR PART TIME Res dent Correspondence Appeased For Veteran Tra-ning TUITION PLANS AVAILABLE Home Offer Res dent Training North American Tranny A.
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MIKE Balishin's Barber Shop, Dixonville, closed Saturday. August 23. PHOTOGRAPHY Weddings, portraits, postport photos. and special occasions. Reasonable Prices Photogrophy.
948 Philadelphio Street. 349. 6070. REGISTER now for fall ceramic, macrame classes. Storting August 25.
We have a wide variety of greenware, bisque, mo. crame. Also come see new Hallow. een. Thanksgiving pieces.
Dealer in Duncan, European calors. Har. rison Bell. Located 7 miles out of Indiana Ceramic Spectacular, Hours Monday- Tuesday 9 to 12. Monday, Wednesday, Thursdoy, 6 to 9.
Saturday 9 to 12. Ph. 463. 3616. REYNOLDSVILLE The Jeff Tech School Operating Committee awarded contracts for milk, bread and student insurance for 1980-81 Monday.
The Stroehman Baking Co. was awarded the daily bread purchase contract as the low bidder over the Marhoefer Co. The milk bid went to the low bidder, the V.T. Smith Dairy, DuBois, over Modern Dairy. In personnel matters, the operating committee 'approved the hiring of Thomas J.
Wildauer, Reynoldsville, as advisor for the Vocational Industrial Clubs of America (VICA) al Jeff Tech for 1980- 81 at a salary of $1,500 a year. Jess Guthrie was hired as a full-time substitute in the metal fabrications department, replacing Roger Keith, who will be on a sabbatical. Patricia Foster was hired as an instructor in the practical nursing program and Perry Coleman was hired as the cooperative education student duplicator operator. A request by Carla Henry for a leave without pay for 1981 was approved. The operating committee was advised that a Jeff Tech student, James Cretti, had finished fourth in the national VICA competition at Atlanta this summer and congratulations were extended to the student.
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