UNION PRESS - COURIER
$17,830 Received By County
TB Unit for Christmas Seals
SMe 3A
i No. 2 on the honor roll in a class
| of 80 freshumen. His quality point
| average was 4.000. which means
he made all “A's” James who
stiended St
i}
ave. $ demonstrations
tended by
Principal attendance waa
i meetings and demonatrations tea al
Ng with crops and
and
18.126
lof Mr. and Mrs. Ben Malicky meetings b “gp # .
SPANGLER | er the week end | 4 meet | Gallitzin Resident
i Mra Oliver Jones has returned t \
By MRS. JOSEPH FALGER | home from the wn Mercy |
Hospital where she “had
patient for the past two weeks
tal. shower was held for |
Tr at Kuhn's Tavern |
Been #0
Mary's
iis
in Patton by her parents, Mr. and |
r. Bhe will be- |
George Swisher |
Mrs. Michael Kobe
come the bride of
Of Saturday of this week. She
feceived many lovely gifts, for |
Which she wishes to express her
lie ana Mrs. George Hauret |
Me niily visited at the home of |
. and Mrs. Gordon Thiec of
3 recently
and Mrs. Martin
and tamil were recent visitors
at the RB Miller home.
Mr. and Mrs Pete Ropp and |
visited at the home of Mrs |
Mary Rue of Hastings Sunday.
Mr. snd Mrs Alfred Delattre
Visited with Mr. and Mrs, Clem
Delattre of Ebensburg on Sunday
Robert Dandrea visited over
the week end at the home of Mr
and Mri. Pete Dandrea of Al-
toona.
Mrs. Rene Hauret wishes
thank Shaikh those who sent cards to her
y We Was a patient at the
+ dl Hospital.
Morris Roman. who is a stu-
dent at Lock Haven State Teach
ers’ ege, spent the week end
at the Home of his parents, Mr
and Mrs. George Roman
Plans are rapidly being com
pleted fir the ninth annual lead.
= tinining conference June 7 |
11,
io be held as usual a!
Camp Hanestake near Spruce
Creek in Huntingdon County. The |
program i= planned to meet the
af the rural community
itader in various activities
RSA NSS 5 AA UA
right
fer
growing
feet...
Roller |
{of Mr
| Sunday
to
Band Boosters Enjoy
Valentine Event Here
The regular meeting
i Pand Boosters Club was held
ithe High School on Monday
| ening with the President, Mrs
| Shovestull chirge. The busi
| ness meeting was followed by a
| Valentine Party, which included
| lunch, cards and bingo. Prizes
iwere won by Mrs Alice Dumm,
i Mrs. George Schnabel, Mrs
{ Mietus, Mrs. Daniel DiCicco, Mrs
i Harry Whited and Mrs Theress
i Falls Hostesses were Mrs 1B
Cleeco, Mrs. Falls and Mrs. Gresh
Nancy Malicky Feted
On 14th Anniversary
A party was hitld
and Mrs
in hanor
Nancy, who
14th birthday
spent in plaving
after which a delicious
served. The guest of honor
ceived many beautiful and
gifts. Those who attended were
Shirley Lutch, Barbara Mit
Patty Mitchell, Patty Doran
ona Sherry, Lois Fleber, Mars
of the
in
i!
fv.
in
at the home
Blenn Malichy
of their daugh
celebrated her
The was
various games|
Was
re
Inset
ter
ime
lunch
usefyl
hell
ie
A rin
{ therine Brhnabel
{ Farreil
Karen Kirsch [Hans
| Dumm. Theresa Dumm, Mary Ka
Martha Parr
1h
jana Dianna Der cote
{ YOOms
{ by members of the Bunday
{in honor
;
i
5
| pastor,
| guests
tents
*
Sunday School Here
Honors Newlyweds
A prenuptial shower was held
in the Presbyterian Church social
last Wednesday evening
Boho
asm st
and Gertrude
married in
evening by
Leishman
were the recip.
lovely gifts
* ® ».
af Jack Daisley
{ant superintendent
| Fryer, who were
chlireh on Friday
Rev H K
of honor
of many
| EXPRESS APPRIEC IATION
Members of the band of
Spangier unit of Nother Cam
bria High Bchool and their direc
for, Daniel DiCicioo, wish to ex- |
the
John |
{ 1H
the |
the |
The |
{ Clinsmpors E5r%
Joseph Falger, a student at
Indiana State Teachers College
spetit. the week end at his home
Students of the Spangler unit
Northern Cambria High Sc!
wish to thank the Spangie:
for the very enjovable ev
arranged for them
Friday at the High Schoal
students enjoved dancing with
| music by the High School Bwing
sters and
inembers of the PTA
Mr and Mrs Alex Zienko
family of Nanty Glo
fdny visitors at
{lady's parents
den Shovestuil
BLANDBURG
Yalentme Party Held
By Loyal Legion Class
The
ME
micrithily
ering in
htisineas 1
of
oil
Pra
P STINE
ast
i 3
aril
were Ban
the home of
Mr and Mrs
tha
Ar
Log {Inns
held
meeting
the { “har
eeling
held i 9
Loval
Church
t Fy
yo %
wendy
f5' Wal
Mernbers and gue
faded
Mra
Props rd
Father
McHugh My
ines. Mra Evelyn TT
Madlpge Fiahe! 3 ru
Mra leona Va
(rrhine. Mildred Pu
Civile Martha
Verna
Burs thy
Miller Lorraine
Duff, Ellen
ell
Marg
kinson
Wilkinson
Mrs
Aw
Me
ikir
A Fi
{ella
Law wed Ariettin
{Chilente f.inds
Mutthews * fire
Buller Vests
Yingling
Buth ©
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gel!
ean Wi
ne iy Revs
wes
LE
Tihamrias
ero
Leona Laon
Bffie I
1 ovisine Wil
Fal intom Fruity
Carol McHugh
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Yans 4 wre)
Charles VanRBoovo
Tre
day even
meld avie
Iva
and
Mrs H
children Mra
vigiled the John
shu ¥ 4
hwsrrie
Mon ng
Mrs Bruno Frank and
Mrs Maxine Lewis and
visited with My
(EM Hranes of
pei]
Bon
Lave
Jake
Johns
wy
and Mrs
Altona
The |
refreshments fiirnished |
A
BRS
the
amber
Health
ary
CNTY
tiven
ih
Fara
Mea
md
tomy
paign
i
wf frsrt a
patients from Cambria County
when requested through the med.
cal director
Finally, a continuous effort wil)
be made to collect information
and statistics on the tubsroulosis
problem here in Cambria County
Retain John Bloom
As President of
Cambria Farm Unit
George Leiden Will
n Serve As Treasurer
giving of John P. Bloom, Ebersburg R
expending their 1 2 farmer, last Thursday was
and conduct tected to a second term as pres
. sil ident of Cambria County Agricul
tural Association at its fortieth
ernusl meeting in the Ebensbhurg
comirthouse. Other officers also
were reelected for one year terms
They are Ll. A Hartein Ebsns.
hire B.D. 1, vice president: Mrs
George Leiden, Bt Lawrence
treasurer, and Mrs. Wendell My.
ers, Portage RB. DD. secretary
Named to three-year terms as
members of the executive com.
mitiee were Mri Eldred Gittings
Ebenabureg. BF. I). reslected: Gra
ham Hoffman, Ebensburg, and
Mrs Gerald Springer, Carroll
town, BR. D
arp Mr. Bloom, in sddition
general farming interests, is weil known
of health in. 84 horse dealer and president of
Materials for Pennsvivania Horse
available in Breeders Assoeintion He has been
al ay Buaildir pg. | BClve In the affairs of Cambria
stion plans County Fair Association, of which
B61 st of mass he in vice president and tressur.
forint He also is president of
Biate Assn of County Fairs
Opposes Farm Draft
" the present mvs
1 drafting youths on farms
3. QUANTA Learners. nur was voicsd by
ral ny people hundred persons who attended the
of exch A unani ram ut hon
X-Ray, Rehabilitation
Big Jobs for This Year
tit al
fmt pil
Christm:
fn Cen
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Henith
Sale
thanked every
Aainty who |
Rena
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grihiria
and w
s &
yi paid tribute
gene ("Hriatevigia
and express
gratitais #4 the
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fron ain
saeinteodd in
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hop
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preven
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ry
wa Aatigl i #
oR more £y¥ =
thar
Chrisimas Seal sessions
Mis |
and Mule
«i | 1s Found Injured
these . os A
£381 per. ,
ger ang weed I
meetings dealing with
tions were held, with
ans sitending
Miss
Mie
Ragers ¢
vocal duets and Miss Donnas Ma
Marhefka, Mineral Point Rar
I». plaved several eonHridi TY
lox
Eye-Catching AAA
Safety Poster Now
Being Distributed
iat
TIES
the 9
Thursday morning after
wna Mar
Filo
hth of
iH Club, offered
and
Jovee Allen
yh Gallitzin,
near
YET
rid
fractures of hres rv
His condition is desoii
Elaetory
Gallagher
(alitt zin
£6
He Ws
of a respon
fered Bim
Hiteepe ital
war fosmd by
youths snd was
tian taken to
physician, who
taken to
determined whether
struck by a oar
polite Are
een
PHEeY WAN
he fool) Niale
ating
St.Vincent Honor
Roll Includes North
Cambria Youths
Taw vouths
rudio the Bony
seme nter at St
trate. Latrobe
They are Jam
of Nbr i Ma
of Palten B
wine, son of wn and Mrs
dire RKoterwas of Carrolitown
em, who pradusied from
epedlict’'s Parochial School,
a NRTA tins dE MAT offline
fe ¥YS hig
i {or the
Vincent
os Brawley
Fu ihe rt
and
RI
Yee CONTEST
tehing post
ti Look Fist}
OAmin gE being
olyastoen Matar
in the area. The
thie there of this
is
Suara he
Davis, president of
treed parents 16 discuss
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the same Ir
children
their
*
esiayle wi
=r that he
founds lving slong Route No!
He in Thomas Gallugher, 88,
Gillitzin, BR. DD, and was trested |
ciate of the scalp and podyi-
ight ribs.
as sat-
the Altoons
Aorording to repoeiia it has not
nila.
or
imveati-
Ayes
first
Boholas-
sO
Brawley
Don Koter-
Theo
Was
rs
previ
arochial School, finished in No.
| 20 position with a gualt nt
Gallitzin area wan was ad.’ : 9 y mi
mitted to AMoona Mavey Hospital
average of 3.182
Bot
lLegiom awards while
ho the K. of ©
¢ lighous and
of award in scouting
he
of Bt. Vincent! Archabbey, ©
the priesthood as Benedictines
twee
taken
Gallitesin Municipal Building |
the office |
or- |
Lenten Services
The G
an Parrish which serves
mey, announces the special
ten program on the theme
Md Jesus Have To
Fpecinl series
will be on Welinesdays at
Bay?”
Mm. in Blandburg
In
of the parish, Rev Jesse E
say about
Money,
Heaven
The Lenten Beason will
Christianity,
BOuY Hi: ny Communion
scheduled for Wednesday
in Glasgow Chureh st 7
The Holy Communion will
fered to workers leen agers
housewives who desire
their spiritual strength.
I SAAS BS a A re Henn Po
Feb
St
TAKE
COMMAND...
Get the Thrill
were winners of American
Dory aise
Award in Re
the Ad ARltari Del
The Scholasticate, a department
sists of young men of high school
and college age in training for
Glasgow-Blandburg
lasgow- Blandburg Luther.
active
Latherans from Blandburg to Ra-
Len
“What
The
of Lenten sermons
7:30 in
Glasgow snd Thursdave at 7.30 p
consecutive order the pastor
Walt,
will speak on what Jesus had to
Work,
Chureh Attendance and
bigin
at the parish with a special half.
Rervice
0 8 Mm
to renew
R SE 0 Wi
Bunda Sagan i
BOSTONIAN
_ JUNIORS
their thanks and apprecia Mz. and Min James Cambria Cou
tion to the Bamesboro American |p oie 0 he David Nand in Hesearch proje
Legion for the banquet and dance hone last week on TAT TAR) [an attempt to find
held last Wedrasdlay in honor of | : Mr ahd Mrs Paul Hon
the Band Thanks are also ex |... ry Saar Sut | ANar ihe wi
Ohi, visited the George Mulhol 1 r '
tended to all who contribut. lam hone Bath my B i } tl 3 al a
led In any way to the making of ar / Sand hive
: Mr and Mrs Wo Fishel
x 1 : Les 3 i “Ee ; v ’ , ®
8 Se eaxful and enjovable ever | dasggrhiters of Pittsburgh spent
: £20
the week end at the Lynn Fish
: Fhe gs i al
FELLOW ETING | ® yo th
A RBHIF MEETING rapoon Mr and Mm Wallace Miiines
District of the Westminster Fel | 29 child of Altoona visited the
lowship will be Midd in the local | MIM Fishel's and Lioyd Maines aT
Presbyterian Chutch next Mon hotnes on Sunday Brimley Towne
day. Feb 21, beginning at 7:30]
friar pity that in Au ie tic ym off farm Arhie
be ited th’ the exient
operating farm units
¥ rippled £1 a
will urges
in tahar
wavs 1hat
Fraud
have & Oi inane
He pointed ont that “Look
Both Ways Before Crossing” is
pesnibie a» eardinal rule of pedestrian
traffic safety, He also wall be
LAY en enrime nde wished more adulls would adopt
Agent H Terndrup the slogan
minty Agert Harold 1, HN La BTR Be
and Miss mary EE Kurte
FRteriom horns Scar iat for
work during the
New Records Net
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according
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the right of
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ahsredt Hy =» {ui
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Mr
, Even if YOR five
WAY
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rempect, the (Cam sunty | Leal year
Bria {ns ¥
ari Health
8a Ww
B
LET
CRilomie
Bart it
Associa
th stale
organiza
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fHriin
Mr
to
wate Chieved las!
Terndirup ss office
reports made al the : tH are self.smploy yea
meeting, During 1864, My bagsik to
drup pointed out, he, Mr month
and Miss Kuriz held
I Mr and Mrs Charies Mills of financing Rehabilita
. + WR aT « ¥ ud 30d
m. The meeting will feature a | Altoona visited with Mr and Mrs Wag We tha Min Ra i
ee ucussion. The program { Henry Hollen Wednesday evening th Cresson T. B Sq.
Ly : nished 10! of
wili be in charge of the St. Ben-| Mrs. Henry Hollen spent se : off mad M
days at the Clovd Hollen #
edict group. Any ‘young people in| eral
ifn Bellwood last week
FARABAUGH’S
the vicinily who are interested | home
iehard Garman of Warren, O
| teresting and Informative | sata LADIES SHOPPE
gona. are now ‘risiting al the spent the week end al the John |
Mrz Marie Doran has returned So Past BOT il Ta he rear
Miss Jo Ane Shovestull, who is olla Weir ng Pri Wy
Miss Thelma Hodgson spent the Cike and pickle
sister, Arlene Lehimier. Mrs. Robert VanScoyoe and |
Pvt. Roger Stephens has just | denice in Tyrone Welneadny
returned
the U. 8. Army in Europe | Altoona; Mr. and Mrs James |
I Ansel Clrybosky | Mir. and Mrs. Joseph Maiooca Sun-
gig) Houpital, spint Saturday at | Clifford Wilkinson were callers |
of Ebensbury visited at the home | :
Group Tops Safety |
compiled the best safely record |
Amociation.
ing of the winning council in the |
rthouse.
homors with 75 Jost time aeci-
here were no fatalities in mem-
ey figured on the number of
vran the 1963 award.
accidents in 5,144 772 hours. Three |
tons.
; §1 accidents, no faitali-
Indiana—29.87 frequency
Kiski Valley--34.50 frequency,
Windber--36.80 frequency,
Tern
Lav eae
4] i
in fur
aid
fant
Closed All Day, Thursday, Feb. 17
to Re-Price All Sale Items!
Hy
aed
SALE
STARTS
FRIDAY, FEB.18
EXTRA BPECIAL! ONE RACK
Ladies’
DRESSES
Values to $12.08
1.97 . 53.97
Hosiery SLIPS
18¢ 97¢ up
Quality Slips at
Values to $1.65.
Price!
First quality .
Sizes BY to "n Broken sizes
Ladies’ —Juniors’—Teens’ — Children’ Il
COATS—COAT SETS
DRESSES — SUITS
A good selection to choose from . All of the
latest styles at reductions up to
SAVE $1.00
Or More Weekly!
Starting Now, Join thw
P ennsylvania Plan
Ask About Dur Plan!
SHEETS
*1.87
LADIES
NYLON CREFE
SLIPS
2.97
Values to $5.98
SPORTS WEAR | omro Coe Bork
wets | Ss | TOWELS
37¢
3%% Off $197.5597| om...
“lA.
LADIER -CHILDREENS
Gowns—PJs
97¢ . $3.87
S108 to $508 Values
FLANNEL, COTTON
ND PLISSHE
LEATHER
"GLOVES
$1.98 .. $3.98
Valves to £7 6%
FUR, WOOL AND
COTTON LINED
CRRA RR Eu
# Ew
Stevens All-Linen
TOWELING
vrei 3 71€C
59¢ Yard
LADIES’
BRAS & CHILDREN'S
97¢ | MITTENS
Up to $2.00
Values!
Sizes 32 to 44
BLOUSES
Values to $6.98
9c $297
WASH
CLOTHS ..
CHILDREN'S
5 #0 28 Be SRE aS LT al EE aw
PL
are cordially invited to attend | BR
| spent the week end with his pare |
Cpl. and Mrs. Jerome Greene, | Jack Orbine, Patty Orbine and a
home of the former's parents Mr Orbsinie home
home from Merny Hospital in Nr anthily ety Ton.. Ton
employed in Philadelphia, spent Bel CaasIOR. OF Iaido
week end in Fhiladeiphia where | CMa Members are urged to at.
Mrs. Thomas Greene visited in | children. Mrs. Charles Vanlicoy. |
home afler spending the | Mr. and Mrs. William Frank
| past
wicse Bome is at | Frank, Mr. and Mra Fred Frank.
Miss Demi, who is a | diy
her home here | 21 Altoona on Wednesday.
Record for State
among the six Pennsylvania (Coun
The state results were announ- ||
oo
dents in 3.081.08 manhours which
ber mines.
lost -time accidents and total man-
Allegheny Council was second
fatalities were recorded in that
Other council totals were:
_— 2,188,767 hours and 1.
Tree?
sccidents, 9 fatalities, 3
318 accidents, no fatalities, 500.
this event which should be an in|
ane, | enta, Mr. and Mrs Waiter
who have been slationed in Ari Douglass Begbie of Nysek, N, Y..
and Mrs. Thomas Greene The American Legion Auxiliary
Johnstown Zi. Each member 8 0 bring a
the week ond at het home. i
Donation of
she attended the ding of her lem
Beaver Falls on Monday {ot!, visited the Paul Beamer res.
and one-half years Mr Guy Miller and children of |
Pvt.
RID, is a brother | Mra. Mary Majoces, all via ted
Mudent nurse at Johnstown Mem- Mrs. Glen Bloom apd Mra
‘Mr. and Mrs. Jimserh Hancharik |
E benshurg Holmes |
Ebensburg Council lsst year |
cils of Joseph A. Holnes Safety |
ced last Friday night at a meet.
Ebensburg Council took op
reduced 2.714.214 tons of coal
The council's accident freguen-
hours, was 24.74. Indiana Council
yrith a frequency ‘of 25.27 on 137
tounell which produced 4, 56.843
Northern Cambria~—2787 fre.
tons,
WT, oh.
hours and 3.460.330 tons.
147 hours and 878,000 tons,
135
siccidents, 2 fatalities, 3.723.143
lioars and 2.564 684 tons
i “Mree mines with accident free
refords in January won safety
tanners. They were SBonman Slope
dine. Penelec Mine 5 and Car.
ar . Younk assistant to
er,
the President of Distriet 2, U.
M. W. A., was principal speaker.
He praised the council for win-
ning the state award and stress-
other safety measures.
+. 8. Savings Bonds are your
{bet buy. They work for you 24
hoofs a day, and they grow while
Jou sleep.
PRICED DURING
THIS SALE!
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