SALA AN KTR TR RS
By MRS MADALENE G. BUCK
36 Cleveland Street
{lallitsin High School Alumni
Asiiociation will elect five direc-
tot Mar. 3. Nominations were
Made at a meeting in the high
school Monday evening.
[Nominees inetude Lois Chir,
Dally Hysong, Inez Bernardinel-
Hi, Laura M. Clarks Michael God-
frty, Pauline Sanders, Anna Marie
Neel, Audrey Buck oe
i» ky will be the
pet wee basketball = tournament
ll SAA ay A trp
D. who has been a patient for |
several weeks in Altoona Veter. |
ior, B.C. is shown after Practice
Alburia, Canada Sie 1s
' the
| which the association will sponsor
{in March
| He will be assisted by Dante
Ca riotti and Geo:ge Stevens.
Lt was announced that mem-
bers of each graduating class at-
| tending alumni n.eetings until the
iend of the present school year
{will be totalled and a prize will]
{be given to the class with the
highest score. A recruiter Was
| appointed in each class
| Mrs. Margaret Myers of Rail
road St. Gallitzin spent a few
days last week at the home of
{ Mrs. Velda Calabore of Altoona
{ Mrs. Calabore fractured her back
fn a fall down the fromt porch
| steps of her home. Mra. Calabore
[ix a niece of Mra. Myers
| Miss Joanne Heiman and Miss
| Ann Rosensteel of this place at-
| tended the sophomore dance at
| Maryland College, Baltimore, Md
‘| tast Saturday evening. Miss Hel-
{man and Miss Rosensteel were
guests of Mr. and Mrs Fred
Chester and family of Baltimore
| during their stay.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Johnston
and Mra Annie Hormauer of this
attended a Valentine Party
and meeting of Unit 6 of the PRR
Women's Auxiliary last Thursday
in Canteen Building. Altoona
Mrs. Bana Sylvester of Main
St. is a medical patient in Altoo-
na City Hospital
{| Mra Angeline DiGennero of N
Main St. is a medical patient at
Altoons Hospital.
Mrs. Agnes Knee of Tunneihill
81. visited last week with her
daughter, Mr Dorothy Knee, in
Washington, D. C.
Norman Wilt of Everetl spent
a few days last week visiting at
fhe home of his sister, Mrs An. |
pie Hormatter of this piace
Lorane Crogan of Gallitzin R
a
. CARROLLTOWN
| my MRS. THOMAS A. OWENS SR
| Phone
Malloy, Westrick Enter
'U. §. Navy On Tuesday
Vineetit Malloy, son of Mrs
Grace Malloy, and Ned Westrick
igen of Mr and Mra Maurine
i Westrick, of this place left on
Tuesday of this week for Bain
i bridge. Md. where they j enter
iactive service with the UU. 8B
INavy. The young men had teen
Lenlisted in the Naval Reserve
&
Struck By Bus Monday
fittie Miss Barbera Murphy
| daughter of Mr. and Mrs Georg
I Murphy, suffered when
ighe was striwk by a howd DOs
on Main St. on Monday afternoon
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Mrs. Marguerite Sharbaugh suf
fered painful bruises of an arn
in a fall on the street Sanday
Mr. and Mrs James
Jr, of Baltimore Md
(past week end here
I Thompson's mother,
| guerite Bharbaugh, and with Mr
| Thompson's parents, Mr. and Mrs
| James Thompson mn Ebenstarg
| Mra Ronald Zadai and family
[are visiting with Sgt and Mrs
i William Zadai in Baitimore, Md
| having returned with the antler
iwho had been visiting here
I 11. A. Btoltz spent ast week in
| Punxsutawney visiting at the
{home of Mr. and Mrs Julian Bur
| ley
i Dr. and Mra
| were visiting las: week
| York Oty.
Mrs Mary Hippos and Mrs Mar
| garet Ager leit Tuesday fou
| Pittsburgh, where they visited
Mrs Blanche Nuige. caughler of
Mrs. Ager. Mrs opps jefl om
Dri ses
Frederick Arbie
in New
ans Hospital, has veen discharged. |
Mrs. Mary Wahi and son, R - |
Mich. |
| bert, visited in Detroit,
this past week with relatives
Sherman Iches and son
Mr. and Mrs John
Main SL. announces the birth of a
Palko of |
THE OLD HOME TOWN
Hastings Couple to Be Wed
On Television Show Mar. 1 0
Wednesday for Cleveland, Ohio
where she will be wader medical
oheervation at the Cleveland Me
Heal Clinic
Mike Buk and Bil Buck of
this place spent several days last
week in attendance at a Ranbey
man's convention In Pittshargh
Myr and Mes Maurice Westriek
son. Ned and Mr. and Mrs Ad
rian Semeleberger returned dur
ing the pant week from a 80
jsurn of a few weeks in Florida
Richard Kelly of the UU. S
Navy, stationed in Virginia, spent
a few. days here this past week
with his parents Mr. and Mrs
Paul PP. Kelly :
Herman lehmier 8 i st hi
nome on Bohth Main Street
floors to Mr and Mrs Tommy
Bemplaberger at Miners Hospital
Spangler off Saturday. Feb $
8 som Mrs Semelsberger? is
the former Miss Bertha Dillon
nag hter of Mr. and Mrz B. J
Dhition
Or and Mrs Robert Arble and
farnity of State College spent last
Sunday with the former's mother |
Mrs Rose Arble here
Mr and Mrs Ray Fessler of
tehnatown were Sunday
with Carroliitows relatives
Banns of mstrimony were pub.
lished for the first time in 8
visitors
Benadict's Catholic Church Sun. |
day for Raymond Waeakiand of
this place and Miss Louise Noel
of Patton.
Thoraas A
ing sever
{rene Rye
this
in spend
cava weak In
Harrisburg where he is attending |
4 comferene of County Commis
sioners fron over the stale
NEW ZIRCULAR AVAILABLE
A new rireninr on Frait Yari-
ties for DPennevivanis published
Penn Biate College agrienit
extonimidn service is avail
sible fromm Cambria County Agr
cultaral Agtemt H.C. Me William
2! Fhenshury Courthouse
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WHE YOUR REGULAR TEACHER 1S AWRY
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MISS MUSSELBOUND WILL TAKE OVER ~~~
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| son, Sunday, Feb. 10, in Altooma |
| Mr and Mrs. Russel Johnston |
| of Detroit, Mich, are spending =
short vacation with Mr. Jobing |
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a vacation
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FENCING, SOCCER AND PARLOR
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kis cuit nashoasestiio fo hiro So
tor of England.
E Area Women
BST I I I
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Tune In Johnstown
A Hastings couple and a Port §
age man will amve millions of
spectators at thelr weddings on
Fob 27 and Mar 16
They'll appear on Ihe nsUON
wide television show “Bride and
Groom” over WIAC-TV, Johns
town. The show is a fealiire sach
weekday, Monday thru Fiiday, af
0.30 a m
To be married on the program
are Mise Virginia Ferry. (mughter
‘of Mr and Mrs Robert Bl Ferry
land Ple Wendell H Roulch, son
tof Mr and Mrs Em Romito h
all of Hastings. The Portage man
Lis Clyde Ritchey, som of Mr. and
(Mrs Clyde Ritchey Sr. of Port.
(age. He will marry Miss Doris
| Hoover of Duytona Beach Fis
| The Portagé man and his flan
ices are to be on the New York.
[telecast show Feb 27 The Hast
ings couple will appear Mar 10
i For both couples the chance io
sppesr on the FAM Means a
good start on their married life
In addition to supplying an ali
expense-paid honeymoon trip for
(the couples. the show liso pre-
[sents the newivweds with many
F valuable gills
{m the progryam, Ihe marriage
: that takes place is ihe
thing. John Nelson, master
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Coupon 61 Wounded
In Korean Fighting
fe. Joseph GG. Serventi. 23. of
Cemppran has beens reported wound-
esd in acticm while serring with
Company E of the 23rd Infantry
Regiment in Korea
The soldiers parents, Mr. and
Mra [ois Serventh Hive recel-
ved a telegram from the Depart-
ment of Defense informing them
that their snidier-son’ wis wound.
od seriously Jan 200 Extent of
Rin wounds or the cirdimstances
upder which be was wounded
have mt been jearnel By his
family
Pe. Rerventi entersdd the Army
May 23 1901. and recsjved basic
training a! Camp Breckenridge
Ky He was shipped th the wa
pone In November
Prior fo entering sevice. PT
Serventi was employsl by Ad
toon Shoe Factory Three brow
thers Jolin Frank andl Albert
served in the armed furces dur
ing World War II
GET GARDEN SEEDS
When the garden sew catalogs
came in the mall it is Bot tox
enrly 10 order. If you dad especi
sity good results with the vd)
planted last year, them repeal
that order giviag the stock num-
Ber of the variety or strane
HBevolutionary War Fort Pitt
in Pittshorgh was named in hon.
or of William Pitt, prime miGia-
a Ap a RANA HO
1 ian &
Institute. Nyack, !
After the ceremony
GB bide will
YRS :
States and
apne
SMILING Roy Young, 19, 8 retent
graduate of Lindblom High Seibold
in Chiragn, has been signed by the
Detroit Tigers for » reported
bonus of $33.000 A shortstop aml
right-handed baiter, Young Wt
ASS for his school nine last 5
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New Horsepower —new Brake Power —and new Power Sieering
blossom on Buick’s ROADMASTER for 1952
: AYRE you've heard -- horsepower bas hit a new
high on the ROADMASTER.
Brake power has done the same.
But today, we'd like to concentrate on the third
“member of the power trio— Buick’s own version of
Power Steering, available on ROADMASTERS st a
moderate extra cost.
What is this Power Steering like? It's something like
8 helping hand, something like a “hydraulic slave”
«that relieves you of sll steering strain, but lets you
Power Steering is handled by a special hydraulic
". upit—and engineers can design this unit to take over
any amount of steering cffort —even to a point
where the wheel seems to float in your hand.
But in that case, you'd surrender ail control to thet hy-
draulic unit--get no steering “feel” from the wheel.
Now suppose you're telling two agile tons of auto.
mobile what to do in trafic. We think you'd like to
have it know thet you're in command.
And —out on the straightaway — wé believe that a part
of the joy you get from owning w Buick is the senza-
tion of haviag something alive snd eagerly willing
So we're glad to announce that Buick engineers didn't
spoil this thrill. They've kept the fun of driving, and
imo} d the effort.
When you're rolling slong smooth and straight, it
takes almost no effort to keep any Buick on gourse,
Thursday, February 14, 1962
SHOE SALE!
Boyy’ Work Shoes «.: $2.98
Boyy’ Oxfords «.-.. $3.95
Boys’ Oxfords $1.98
Men's Work Shoes . . $3.95
Men's Dress Oxfords $4.95
Men's Oxfords o's va. .... $6.95
— KLIL, SHOES REDUCED --
JOE'S CUT-RATE STORE
Theatre
ts 3.
Across from the Veroon
PHILA. AVE.
It almant steers itself, as every Buick owner knows,
But—when you want to get away from » curb—back
into a parking spet—make o turn—Buick’s Power
Steering comes into action, saves four-fifths of the
ing does the extra work. ;
And —jn case you wonder what happens if Power
S:cering gets out of kilter, the answer is nothing. Your
Buick wteers just a8 it always has.
That's why we've been saying, “This is Power
Steering as it ought to be.”
Come in. Try it out. We think you'll agree.
Bow iant, imposter, S908 andl weoinie are subiont te shang wilhont medion,
AT An, onli