UNION PRESS.COURIER 6. BUCK wo SALLI Gallitzin High School dass Officers Selected _ Clasy Wiicers were elected at Gallitzin High School during the first weet of the school year. The aicers will serve during (he 1951-562 term. They are as follows: ~ Grade 12 Aileen Nicholson, p ti! Daniel Brasnan, vice President. Dora Villarreal, secre- fy-tréiurer; Tommy Ulmanic, deputy, and Joan Bernard, report- er, . A Gemid Buck, reside Gargom, vice Jeesient: Eugene Ruzsi, secre ary-treasurer; «nn McMahon deputy, ang Yvonne Crilley, re: porter, Grade 11 BLeon Madey, presi. dent; Sianley Knutelsky, vice pi eSident: Ronald Muffey, secre ywareapurer: John Giblock, de- puty, anil Helen Racz, reporter. Grade 10 A Bill Hahn, presi dent: Lamise Saynal vice preai- dent: Leonard Hnel scorelary © treasure; Gerald Gnapp, deputy, and Helin Bernard, er. Gitslte, 10 Lor Bett JMeContiell, president; ancis Pino, ce presidunt: Stella Merlino, secre- ary: Lila LaRue, treasurer and . Mary Kinaman, reporter. " Grade 9 A--Jack Villarreal president. Harry om, rice president; Laird, secrethry. Fels, deputy. { Shirley Grade 9 C—¥Francis Sylvester, president; James DeQGol, vice president. Delores Saracens, sec- retary; Leona Knee, (treasurer; Buzzella, deputy, and y Kent, reporter. LL a - . Gallitzin Kids Handed 13-6 Defeat By Revioc Gallitzin was handed a 13-8, de- feat by visiting Revioc last Bun- day afternoon, iin a Cambria County Grade School! Football League game. The winners scored in the opening quarter and the Gallitein boys of Coaches McTav- ish and B. Longosky made their tally in the last round Revioe had a TD about minutes after the opening kick- off. Gallitzin took the kick off on their own 20 and n three plays lost 10 ynurds. The losers’ punt was partialty blocked with Reviov taking over on the Gellitzsin 30 Tko first downs later Fulton ear ried the ball for a TD. The sec: ond Revioe score came when Mill er intercepted a Gallitzsin pass on Fthe losers’ 40. A few plays later Sandhurg went around end 18 rds to score. He also plunged or the estra point The renainder of the game wits Gallitein's. holding Revie at a standstill. The Callitzin lads scored their fone tally late in the final frume when MeTaviah passed 15 yards to BR. Litsinger on the Revioe 35 and the speedy end raced for the TD. Christy missed his try for the seven ht point. The Gallitzin TD plily was set up when Perry blocked 8 Rev pers’ 48 Gary Bev line, iohal made the longest bi ht toe punt on the win. ard of the rouftd end 65 yards gniy to ted down from behin: eto 20. The winners took ain downs, e winners of Bill Mitchell a T48 first down edge and od 230 net yards to Oallitmin 80. They completed 1 of § passes had 1 intercepted. Gallitsi : good 3 of § heaves. The tain will play 8t. Bene- 's of Carrolitown thiz coming afternoon at Carrolitown Btadium. Last Sunday's Liteingw They're The Talk Of The Town two | e when he went | oni proximately 38 students sre en-| | accordion rolled. Mr. Bernard will serve 8s stiructor. He took the colirse al Penn Btate this past summer and is gualified to teach the course Each student must have the] permission of his parents and must be in good physical condi. tion. The course will contain in- | in struction on personal safety and | the duties of the pedestrian. It | will consist of classroom und be hind-the-wheel instruction > 3 Gallitzin High Gymnasium Gets Remodeling Job Ralph Albrano, shop instructor supervised the remodeling of the Gallitain High Behool gymnasium during the summer months The walls and railings were puinted and a celling of Nic-wood | Tile Kolarfast was added The | flaor will soon be repaired. : The gym will be completed with addition of new baskets and a new elpctric score-board eo Four Named Cheerleaders Four girls have been helccted | from & group of 14 candidates to bi cheerleadlers for the CGajlitzin High JV football team. They will! bi equipped with uniforins and will lead the cheers during the IV games Four cheerleaders are Pegry Myers, captain; Barbara Rogie, Theresa Mustalski and Patricia MeDermott. a0 i - » Fellowship Movie Today The Youth Feiowship group of | Gallitzin Methodist Church will sponsor a religious motion picture at the Church today, Sept The public is invited to attend The group held a corm boil last Thursday at the Nicholson farm Devotions were led by the presi dent Janet Nicholson and a first and second commissioner was no | minated, & "e i . » : Local American Legion | Officials Are Installed Installation of the newly-elected | oificers of American Legion Post 174, Callitzin, was held last Fri. day evening at 8 k m. in the Oriental Ballroom. Installing of- | ficer was muel Brooks, Johns town, command of the 20th Dis trict. The following officers wWerp | installed: - | John W. Rose, commander: Frank Longosky, senior vice com- mander; Anselm Julian, junior vice commander; W. Howard] adjutant; Joseph F. Ber- | nance officer; Alfred M. | ein, M.D, chaplain: Michael Ha , t-at-arms; Wil | Ham Brices, istorian. Amateur Finals Won 2% ! Paul | superintendent burgh, LOOM, gave a tended (of Burgeons assembly and conven i mociate ‘the suxiliary ‘174 {Chine president of the CGallitzin unit; Mra {and iat third, Gregory Muffie, piano and Judges of jegler Alvin T. Buck, the finals Centre were County, assistant county of schools, Prot Bernard of Gallitzin Jack Ansel of Pitis. director-promoter of the talk on membes ship for the men of the Moose $ ® 8 Bloodmobile to Visit Gallitzin Tomorrow The Red Cross Bloodmaobile will be at the Gallitzin Fire men's Hall on Friday of this week from 12 noon to 8 po. m. Those wishing to donate blood are asked to go to the Fire Hall between those hours The nesd in very urgent st this thine, The quota needed from Giallitzin area Is 128 pints Blood, of Joseph F High School the of LE ATTENDS CONVENTION Dr. G H Miles of Gallitzin at the International College tion in Chicago last week An as. fellowship was conferred the Gallitzin physician upon at tthe 16th annual assembly = 5 @ Cambria County Council American Legion iif Auxiliary the held its executive board meeting in the Johnstown i day of last A Home Thurs week Officers {rom of Gallitzin Post attending were Mra Ella Emma Glass, freasurer, sind Madalene Buck, secretary Mr. and Mrs Albert Anderson tof Portage and Miss Julia Mal lory of Pontiac, Mich recently | visited with Miss Gussie Napier My Ww. J ATS, and Mrs daughter Brunswick, N Were the hone Mr Steve Cargon of town Mrs A HH Anderson Paul Barnette of visited recently at home on N. Main 8t. Mrs Bherman Ickes and Herbert, of Pitoalrn, former resi. dents of OGallitzin, spent a few days last week visiting relatives and friends here WwW. J Donoughe Doncughe, both of Gargon | ! of New J visitors of and Mra and Mra Osceola Mills | the Kilmartin gen and Faber Pittsburgh, | and Mra. Charles Wellen and sons i Bobby and Jack of Latrobe were all week end guests of Mr. and Mrs. Fabel ¥. Brannan of Wilson i Harvey { formerly {8L, Callitzin i Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth M. Buck ‘of Harrisburg spent the week end iwith Mr Buck's parents, Mr. and {Bt Altoona City Hospita! after hav. ling spent 13 days as a medical | Mya Elmer Buck Mr and Mra Bert Hall were week end guests of Mr. and Mrs. | Patrick Hall of 81. Thomas 8t : Miss Ethel Donoughe of Wilson | has been discharged from the | patient there ; Finals of the Amateur m | by the Loyal Order of | Spunsores by here were held on | : . The first pisce Winner was Pokey fy Lou Salvan, | with a singing and dancing | set. Becond was Carl Gay Pow. ers of Portage, novelty songs, and ' A Se The Women of the Moose Chap- | ter 226, Gallitzin, will hold their | regular meeting Monday, Oet. 1. at 8 p.m. in the Moose Temple. | Eileen Harvey, senior regent, will | preside at the meeting John Merlinl Chapter, American War Mothers, Gallitzin, will hold | their regular meeting Wednesday, | COMFORTABLE LOUNGE S Watch! NEW ITEMS Shown Daily! RR a atm Oct. 3. at 8 r m can Legion Home, : Banns of marriage were pub. | lished for the first time between | William Joseph Ratchford and | Lillian Marie Yeckley, both of St Patrick's parish, Gallitzin Mr. anil Mrs. Faber Brannan, | Pat, Mickey, Martha and Rose | marie Barinan, Miss Coletta Bran. | nan, Mrs. J. Lynch, all of Gallit- | gin, and Mr and Mrs Richard Dillion of Bpangler spent Sunday | afternoon in Pittsburgh where | they visited Sister Conleth, who | is in the ¢onvent a! Holy Rosary | parish 2 Mrs. Madalene CG Burk of 308 Cleveland Bt, Democratic state | cammittieswoman of Cambria oo t in the Ameri. | i 3 and member of the state exec tive board, attended the Democra- tie State Executive Board meet. | ing last Monday at Democratic | sinte headguarters in Harrisburg, | Barnesboro K. of C. Dinner Co-Sponsor The Barnesbohro Knights Columbus Council 2277 will sponsor a Columbus Day celebra tion on Cw 11 at the Oriental | Ballroam, CGalltzin Other inter. | rated councils from Cambria | and Blair Counties i The : with =a (; Of | © Are conimemoration will begin | dinner at which Judge! Fenerty of Philadelphia | a noted dpeakter, will be honoted | guest. The popular Barry Blue] Orchestry has heen secured foo dancing Clare The following men are members | the Buarnesbors Council ticket | committer. Edward Donahue of Patton, Paul Holtz of Hatlings Bernard Flynn, Carrolitown. Reu ben ldeh Nicktown: Dusne Beck er and Otto Kline, Spangler, Van find Wildeman Barnesharn of (emirge BANK FHRESIDENT DIES Michael Miller, 73. Jeanette, of Nicktown, died last Wednesday. He served as presi. | dent of (lass City Bank, Jean- | nette, for the past 35 years. He was born Oct. 12. 1877 In Nick- | town 3 TELEVISION SCHEDULE WJIAC.TV, Channel 13 Johnstown, Pa. Published by this newspaper as 8 wrvies io television owners THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER Nwws Hummsry SBiike Iv Rich The Bex sud 1 Live of Life Seipreh For Tomorrow The lLangtoed-Amechs Show «That Bin : Meodein Bhow ; is Chatty Moore Show «Fh Hundred Years ~ Hones ia Happiness Miss Suesn Beis and Croom Cdifrey and Priends ~- Rake Bmith Show «Hawkins Palls BE ———— EVERY ITEM A BARGAIN! { 5 SUNDAY, SEPFTEMMER ] we 00 of wit wd «<2 RWW a w - 10 40- —Orsiade In the Pacific «Film Plasts fo 10:36 11 90. 1200. FRIDAY, SEFTEMEBER 1136 1130 12:00 Le] i i? 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