“Smd a social evening was enjoy
3 or followin
Phone Mis, Oafteshan
Unies Breas Couster
Rosi Po
Patton Second Ward
. Voting Site Changed
Residents of Second Ward In
Patton will vote in a different
place icone the July 24 pri
The new vot room will be
in the Stoltz Motor Co. Used
Car Garage, the former Biller
Garage on Fifth Ave,
The former polling site was
af -the Abert Thomas Bulld-
ing across the street. However,
this site has been turned into
an apirtment and is ne jonger
available,
First Ward
SN AAI Sermo rer,
! n Suds Club |
held their Spring Flower Show on |
Monday June 25 in the
Patton Moose Ballroom
Following the business raceling voters will com-
Mrs E B JOVer Wis pre
sented with a BREE As 1 toker
for her outstanding work
president of the OGardes
roger Mgagve ryt wil fers
wal re
and for Jp '‘MceGovern will male
temporary home while Dr.
Govern is taking advanced
at the Pittsbur Mercy
tal. Mrx Ma Sherr
president, will act as the
dent for the remsinder
year.
Flower arrangements wire &
played by the members of
club. Tea was served by
Paul Thomas and her
tinne ta cast
the Fire Hall
an Lan
K+
i: Patton Minister,
= Wife Enjoy Trip
=|Across Continent
Rev, and Mrs. Plummer Harvey |
have ust @ returned to their home
in Pali after a motor trip
which ie then to the Pacific!
Coast They traversed 8.000 miles |
and trivelled in 17 states of ihe
Union |
ween
He TH
Vil ig!
IA © oY
1
So
ARS AAAS Or ON 1
the
Mrs
Oomimil ies
ed.
Flower entries were made by
Mesdamey Paul
Bender, [Rithard
Bradiey, Georg® Hoppe! Jr, Oscar
“Binder,
Croan
route
west by the Southern’
they wvisited The Painted
the Petrified Forest and
Grand Canyon. Stopping also |
tr see the Hoover Dam at Boul |
der. Ten duys were spent in Calif-
ornia nd gave an opportunity to
go as far south as San Diego and |
IHL M: xito, Yi osemite National |
Pa rk and (he Big Trees were seén |
while In California.
Om {he return trip by a north-
ern romte, Yellowstone National
jFark, Twin Falls, Rushmore
| Memorial in the Biack Hills of
(South |, Dakcta asad The mad | Want
i Lands were places of extreme in-
terest,
© On this trip the Harveys visit-
Led wilh relatives and friends in
Oklahoma City: Hollywood, San | ou
Gabriel. South Pasadena, '
bra, Arcadia, San Mateo,
and St Louts,
I Sgart,
Bill Wentz, Char Gil,
Richard Rhody, Anthony Anna,
Edgar Bradley, Harvey Mulligan
Sérenus Lilly, E B MoGovern.
Rose Rhody, Mae Coope!, Wm
Lamont, Walter Little, Juhn Ste-
vens, Clair Smale, Ethel Clraft, J
3: Halaska, Bill Bender, Jimbrose
Yahner and Misses Yvompe Yer
morrow
~Pdttan “High
begin & two
“trom band practice
iy, June Twin Fails, ldaho,
.periaa » will end Mo.
* % 9
Local JAL Handed
8-0 Loss Monday
Pation was handed a 80, oe etratse
on, Ju. PHS Bed’ proudly show
color, marched and twirled
for a $15 cash
| Werk of riven the piling
gin Tuesday of
Ta of, Winasliiw wm»
}swed ¢. Surittmatier Ih, Semeelsherger
Harry M. Owens Named
ihold a bake sal¢ on Saturday. |
| Patton Volunteer
wil
[3018 He i ete G1. | at the
{in that
weather set Im: The dam replaces
. Sverted inte the pumping station by
fhe pleture. | sor residents ase an average
Patton Graders Cardinals Holding Slim Lead |
In Patton Ladies’ F Bowling
Defeat Gallitzin
Patton defeated visiting
this weal
a Cambria County Trad:
League. The locals pushed
runs over in the 4th inning
Remie r was the Jjeading
hitter for Patton with single
and triple in 3 iri to sie
| Winning piteher Tinmick struck find
ot walked 6 and gave up owith a 22-10 standing
| hits, al of Gallitzin fanned 4 fast Tuesday
issued 4 walks and 8 hitu. Om ine Burkey's Sparrows
defensive side the Meals register. Mary [iat roak y's
ed three double plays. The the latte i
h games hy i
ning Wadnesdsy vening
Mervimpan's Canaries b
than
aalhit
m3
Ri
Blue Jays Remammng
Only 1 Pont Behmd
With
raining
Fes ling
acs
six
iy foie Sr
1
iad
Ww de® re
5 51 Ca Syinmier
a
the pl Lion
fending
Leap a wy
the Cardinals
ng Dod
tangled with
Cardinals wiih
faking fosgy
TS 244
ann ®_
We
RIP r fram &il
RT
PK Rt
Maorray's
ZAR
tester
A rena $i
4, RY
4 Thursday
¢ Ploe
Lae
Laoiise
fosisy HY
£m
TA
%x ped
#
81
157 folal
Mary
fave who moved
a the oop by (ARIng
the Robins by 3M
KS
irs
Laver J. Beal
mien, an, Tomick 2 On 2
Lp 0 in
1 eo O° games fro
eee 128 and 241
Ria: sy .
: was Tirpak =
aed
ai: 4
3
Be
H
£4
¥
%
ETANDING OF
Second Ward Assessor
Cambria County comzsissio
Wednesday morning of his week
spjointe Harry M. Owens as The
in Second Wanl Pation
Cardinals
Blae Favs
Canaries
Wrens
Heobins
sEpareawy
rer
Scoring 130 or betler ast week
were Helen DiBelio 133 Bernie
Rodgers 140, Shirley Thomas 140
foann Cammarata 43 Lora
Weakland 143. Donnas Merriman
also in % candidate for the
5 1 of the ; 147. Louise Murray 148 sired
a succeed John Hodak who re-
EE some months ugo Mr
nomination for the
Appdint ment was until
TO HOLD BAKE SALE
The Patton Band Mothers wii ¥ Marines stat Loam 4 #1 Camp 1.0
N. C. spent the week end
June 30, at the Looks Hahei | o wi th nis mother Mrs Mary Kine
ye EG Oe
are requ ot ¥ Mr and Mrs Regis Holz of
goods Basted to have Lhelr L217 Mellen Ave announce he
>» » #a am | birth of twin daughters, Victoria
Ann and Mary June, on June 30
$0 SPONSOR CARD PARTY “ i at the Miners Hospital Spengler
The Ladies” Aaxiliary of URE. Lo... Nan Steffy of Marion
Firy ompan ys -
Stara ery. cnn | Cortera mn
this Friday sven NE
2 ey i Mrs. Baker's second col
EE he a
I nine i BO cents | ® enjoving gownd benlth and Hes |
Ph y i to read and sew,
John Suliiv {| Mr and Mrs Rossel Gray and
don hig of Junting | family spent Sunday at Windber
jou. W- a. Ee Yo ait While there Connie their 11-year
week atta this on Wom Fo | oid daughter, while playing
Harry ens of "ne Mellon | #70 fractured her right wrist
Ave. Mr. Sullivan formerly resit i Mr and Mrs William White
od ia Patton jeaving here around | ford and Bob and Bud Whiteford
spent the week end in Baltimore,
Gi, Plant in Md.
Imtemngtina 1 va Beverly
© Mr, sad Mrs. Losbardo and spending heir summer
y of and Mr, and with their mother, Mrs
Mrs. and family of New Bowman of Baltimore Md
York the week end at the
home ‘of Mr and Mis Michae! |
& i
SE
Hitters are
wacatlion
Robert |
and Billy
Pittsburgh Tuesday where hey
Macaius. lai] attend the gold: wedding
Miss Sally Davis, Davis, teacher in 180 | sopivernary of Mr. Gill's brother
Patton High Smeal. is Apending | snd sister-in-law. |
the summer is Detroit, Mich. Miss |
Davis has accepted » position in | perstury to make her home wilh
the Ford Engineering Laboralory | ner son-in-law and deaghter, Mr
city of" Altoona, | 41d Mrs. Clair Kelly.
; mm Haan is spendin
rim-law, Mr. andi. time with gz — ai
and children of | __. 4.
ughter, Mr. and Mrs. Biair
Mrs Catherine | Keily of Altoona,
Lacue and Miss Doria | | Wellington, Oblo,
ot ville | soavetime with ther uncle and |
Jr. In Brook | want, Mr. and Mrs Ray Humph- |
| pe
and Leo Grimme |
and Jolin Buck of |
attended ie Pirates |
game aL Forbes Field in
fast Friday night.
wt Lhe home
=
£
. Mrs
pon “and 4
Mrs. Jack
Gentael of
Mrs. Charles Jolly and daagh-
ter. Peggy Ann, left this Thurs
day for Bloomingdale, Ohio, where
Mrs. Jolly will join her husband,
of | CPL Charles Jolly at Camp Atl-
“lterbury., Ind They will spend
| some time with Cpl
ents. Mr and Mrs. Henry Joily.
Sunday guests at the Ray |
Humphrey home were Mr. and
Mrs. George Vancouver of Wash- |
ington and Mr. and Mrs Joba
Hampton and Mr. and Mrs Glenn |
Hampton of Altoona.
Pau! Farabaugh of Patton, Wm. |
and daughter, Floren.
ce. of Lovetto, Freddie McConwell
and Jeanie Yahmer of Cresson!
motored to Pittsburgh Sunday
where they sttended a double
header baseball gue between the
Pittsburgh Pirates and Brooklyn |
Mr. and Mrs John Proud of
. | Lewistown were week end guests
Pa | at the Norman Swisher home.
Mr. and Mrs Leo Prosser, Mr
for the new Water Works Dam has been progressing rapidly since good | (nis
one washed out a year and a half age. Since that time walter has
means of a temporary breastwork shown in the upper left |
of 500.000 gallons of water per dng.
ne Servis 8
ae Meoting wt 6848
| pratownd
Mr and Mrs Max Gill went to |
Mrs. Mary Wyse left for Cham- |
Jally's par- |
| attend :
| cmaxed with a spectacular dis
: fireworks.
a Wage Rate
80-Cent-Per-Hour Pay
Rate Average Apr. 1
Farm wage rales
{ have alivanced 50 percent snow
| 1945, last year of World War IL
the State Department of Agricul |
| ture armouneed following recent
| federal-siate Surveys
| During the year ended Apr
| 1961, wage rales ote age 13 er
| cont »
I Wage advances reflect the ino
{erease that hai taken place in sll
of farm operation in Penn.
i sylvan, officials explain These
Linelude Nigher prices paid for
| food. machinery rr n
font, feed insurance and
{ rates foie]. Sew a
mers. household
appligsces, and all other exper
§ entering into farm and home
eration and mainlenand
Fragmwea smobiles K8wilTH
Farm Wages Pennevivania
April 1 averaged Sie per
$8.30 per day. and $35.50
WEEK withom POW and
board: $85 per month $26
i per Wisk with board tii
{$129 per month with house
Bitind farm workers
Hiffienit obtain than
farm operators compels
Anstry and oanetraction
for lator, observers said
ST. BENEDICT
Mr and Mrs Harry
and dsughters and Miss
. EH the | Hunter spent the past week
for one-game high for (hel, Of City, Pa. visting with Miss
season in 7 of R limes is Mary! gdith Hunter
Shatrosky with 183 Mr and Mrs
The 350 or bBetler bowlers Were | gnd dnughters spent the week
Shirley Thomas 385 Josan Cam in Plitsburgh at the
marata Mi Leora Weakinnd 377. Miss Adele Ahlstrom
Deming Merriman am Lossine | Mrs Anderson
Murrray 402 Mildred Baranick | Mr and Mrs
$00. Yvonne Yerger 410. Anna M [lin of Ridgway
Huter 418 Dolores Burkey 453 end al the home
and Mary Shatrosky has high for | Chester Winer
Werk with 477. Holding high for Barbara Wiser eft
seancn Tar four weeks is Dolores | Ridgway, where she
Burkey w with 483 | Ber samumer vacation
Kecond place Blue Jays hold the! Mra. Janet Asxkey
ane-game Mgh for the week and | Ohio, is spending a
season with 671 and three-game | Er Ee L
#4 % MT HORN LIEN
nigh for week and season 1.860 | Clyde Bradford Mra Benn
Individusl averages follow : Rs
Mary Shateosky 139 Dolores Burley | t Mrs. Bernard Swanwn Mrs J
eo SE Seat Pairs obey La Dems | Bitke motored fo Proest Ps
Merriman 109 Aune Marie Huber 108 | Monday to pay thelr respe
Lot. ry Tipe rr Mey Dargey Leiper wha ded
Verge 116. Leven Wekisnd 118 Ber
sie Phodge $13 og Russ 313. do |
orn
To Pog Lis
velit "0 Tartare a Phytile
Wikinews - eg Betiow 94 wo en
Maglimnte srowy Themes i
Khiriey Miicker 58. Angle Weliko 8
Sniriey Water W -
Betty Anti Vemis ¥ rms Tomaars | BF Bowers (his week
Hwlen Dameite | Mr and Mrs George Ladington
55, Besmot Kunbei #8,
4 rod Eambeth Rettig - land daughter, Carol visited fir
ia four days last
conning wel wil be omitied fof te
Priduy. July 8 WROR will eet a |
the Choamh ae i Mr. and Mra
sttescted the golden wedding an
frinity Episcopal (Durch fing an
fer orten Duncan, Priest-in-churge | AiVeIsary of Mr. and Mrs Jolin
Sunday, July 1-Smtn Ragan i Carrolltown on Mons
y.
Trier. ors ann
. Buying Fuel Now,
During Summer,
Aids Defense Plan
Harritburg
i
BAe
tax
fort
seat hebben
furnishings, and
Sa
(Imenes HU othe Patton)
| hor
my
Pr
and
ATE OTe
AN
i
Rud
to FPeg
with
prodects
Baranick 138-148, Dolores Burkey
154-157, Yvonne Yerger 135-158
Mary Shatrosky 152-158-147, An-
na Marie Huber 170 and winner
of this weelt's free bowling. Mary
Tirpak with 148-172 Holding
inter
Fu iriey
rd
v8 Las
1% 4e
Gust Anderson
ered
od
Wd
Bourne
sister
James MeLaugh
spend the weed
of Mr and Mrs
Sunday
will
fo
sper]
raf
wor i
Tondedn
al The
Wry
Bal ia
4 rh
A
k Jr
HE
Mr and Mrs
| sons of Erie. Pa
visiting at the
Bt Besedict
Mins Naney
Ed ¥Y«
spent
Michring
wing and
lant wee
& hone 8
Narra Philadel
Ein i visiting at the hme of
eff
iady's parents uals
5
Naowbert Feighnor
.
Chaves of God Cnapel
feet 3 Uersu-h Pastor
Sundey July Io Siti Sood. Kina
Bloomer SDE at n. % a Presh
1 a and THR PB
Codbere "ne Young Pot
m
uly & . Weel PIB
by Shes
Woreirea dingy
aud orsher service st T38 3 Wm
Cote Ye sEtend f6 YOU 8 copied
myitating: to tube In WIEW Alpheus
caddy Bureley Troms BB to G08 a Ww
wd hear the OM Pashion Cheonpet an | fone production scheduled for
the Way of Truth program br KE Bi osesthy ahead two
Margulies snd his oooeneiens of Woe | officinin: have | >
Md This progras In ses
sored Be the Chueel of Oo Pate | fedaral Agencies and the general
| public for sway fuel heyy! ng Ak
5»
| Calvary Bastin ia peed sntion against boat lone ties
Thouarelie. June 38-43 5» =m etvntr | and shortages in the and
i winter monihs,
genctios and 730 pW Sinise Study
Statement by Secretary of [he
Bonde July 1-8 a 8. Morsing
Worship snd 19 a os Sunday oor
Interior Osear 1. Chapman, Sho
| First Baptist Covareh, Patton pointed out that “it is defiitel) in
the public interss! thal all oom
Pridey June 3-13 p Wm Junior
summers bulld Laer WH fad
Bary Borjely
Suntan Joly
Se tuod a ™m stockpiles during he sumer
motthe,” was promptly secoipded
appeals
fail
mm Byimatay
Worshin.
Mise Piencs Wilson, guest speaker
smd T3 p Mm Svening Worship Mis
Wilson
Postar July So-Yousg People
iis Rbods Dongell wil bw
the gest, speaker #5 the First Baptist
Chureh on July 8
Italian Day Picnic
Set At Kennywood
Italiss Day, a traditional and
by the
Order Dialian Sons and Daughters
of Amurics, will be held at Ken-
trator Charles
clmration hat
poring the off -ssason
pragram as Tan legrad
our responsibility assure
the nation's coal needs ave
adequately and on Ume
Mr Chapman called
government agencies
state and jocal to Jead
in aving mn fuel supplies
giving “Sivect assistance:
vitisl effort and by heir
ship demonstrate lo oll
sussers the urgency of off -dea
sof fuel buying during this em
ergency period.” He concluded Mini!
statement with his reminder:
“Active public support of
broad gauged sumuner fuel buying
VW. Connor's tee
his office i
part
Chal
fied
fas
£3
to 1a
Lon
of consumers and help materially to
make rationing snd oller
i trols in the fuels’ indusiries wn
necessary.
Kchnowledging that coal output
leans be expanded ai ihe Dune
whenever necessary, Mr. Conpet |
warned that the Country
fade Bn “acute transportation |
Doiitelneck next fall aad winter io
{ss
(rem’s
| ISDA, ih
ATS.
i have
| CRZErNans
Day.
Prooyinent
the public entertaining and
| feastonal world, as well as
from wil parts of Western
|ivamia and surrouing ates
iraraed. 1s Jook Torw
to the
from id that during the winter ea:
pes
fesse goods at the same
thst coal buying amd coal mpwer
monts pormally reach their peak. |
andl lignite mining industry om the
United States
mand this year ia expected 10
an increase of about 13 percimt”
Mr. Connor said "This upsurge |
demand is expected to
A campaign to teach children
to wall on the left facing traf-
Sc when the must walk on the ier ahs
§vige neat and power in the: dn
| fangs effort reaches peak levels
ing electric utility industry will
cof |
and ae
mation’s need for coal to pro
“Next fall the rapidly expan |
be taking more and more conl fie |
pe vitally neaded electric on |
could encourai
having bY Mimatug
pounded prograey of
J; an jet advantag: i sass apg.
suilding fuel stiickpiies now. a ichanic *
A RP RP
iol By RA SII
Col. Patrick E. Adame i he BC Lows
With 7th Infuntry Division | a I
hf cones are sold every
Cpl Patrick IE. Adams, son of :
Mrs Helena Aflsms of Patton i
presented
The joe cromm come was fs
D. recently Was
Combat infantyman’'s
Csatisfactory pUrformance auty | — TRICYCLE WANTED—In-
in ground comibist against the | Lupe at 317 Magee Ave. Pat
emmy.” or phone Patton 2211.
eight mipoths of tom, . "3
in KOPP | ois iri ries ap
campaigning, Adams” unit of the WHITE KITCHEN CABINET for
7th Infantry [vision has made dle In fair condition. Priced
two amphiblouy landings, traveled : ressenably Inquire nd
all the way fom Pusan to the Ave. or phone 231.
Minchurian border. and fought on
hethh coasts of the Korean Pen STUDIO COUCH. RARY Carriage
a and Stroller for sale A
Patton a 7.33
John Barnard te Train 1937 CHEVROLET corre Wi
Aboard uss Wisconsin sell motor or fives or g
car. Phone HRarneshors
John Barat of Patton is am. ust J Lee
ng the MM Uriversity of Roches. '
ter atndents wit will ake 1 in
sminer trainil BE mi $a
an the Naval reserve Officers
Training Corps. He will sail with
a mpesdron of even ships Lo lesve
Morfolk, Va. Aug 3 on a cruises § |
wisieh will indlude visits to Hall | 3
fax, Novas Hotian Baston and
Guantanamo, (Tubs The Patton
young man BNNs been assigned to
the battleship, USS Wisconsin
CARRETTI In JAPAN
Engineman Fireman John ge
Crrretli of Paliten currently a on ;
temporary duly with the Marine
Corps in Yolosuks, Japan, after
Buving recently been serving inl
Pusan. Korres
He in a sin of Mr. and Mw |
Ernest Carelli and went on ac.
tive duty with the Navy, as a re-
spre, tnt July 3%
REQUEST n RNPIKE
ce State Jilighway and Bridge
thority han called for bids po
Iy 7 for the construction of |
the fourth sedition of 14 eg of |
the new four lane Sel al Ex.
girens from i of
(hey Line at Phidadeph . The
Frerinavivanis Tumpike ends ai
Kiag of Prana i
Read abit yourself your fri.
indie and nejihbors in this phper.
il
i
week at the home ||
With continued emiphasis on ie |
the
Fiwernmemg
$0
Hie
by Defense Sohid Fuels Admisis-
sap v
baying
of |
pon Ihe
federal,
the way
Jeadbor |
a
campaign will make i possibly to
assure sn adequate supply for all
getting coal to lhe consumer.’ “He
soit the nation's railroads with |
be carrying a record load of de. |
theme |
|
-— 1950 the htuminous coed |
ced about 31
million tons of coal and the dev |
rike té close to 380 million fom,
Here they are — suits with that custom.
tailored look at much less than vou d ex
pret to pay. Not every color and style In
every size. Hurry down far best chaiee! .
OMEN FRIDAY & SATURDAY UNTIL 8:08 FP. WM
LUXENBERG' S
HMART APPAREL FOR MN { AND BOYS | ;
PHILA. AVE.