7, March 31, 1965 ~ ne et OL d Patton Mryv. Frank Calinhan Range 5-2652 'niion Press-Courler ORange 35-3161 . Louise Murray to Serve > As Welcome Wagon Hostess Will Visit Local Femilies On Special Occasions, Help Welcome New Residents Into Community Mra Louise J. Murray of Pat. 8, Bas returned from New York ¥. where she completed a , of trainin preparing her ! r the tion of ‘elcome Wag- which she now holds community. Bit Aves Then sha 22 N Ave Patton, and is ose of | Wagons more than | Hostesses why are making & millioh calls snnually on in the Uniled States, Ha. witli and in the Provinces of Can. embracing more than 1350 calls off Behalf of Wel come Wagons approximately 50. are made on family opcasions at the of 2 baby, 16th birthdavs announcements of engagements alse when families move loo ally Ba & community and when they in a community as new Ent. Calls are also made on " oceasions such as Golden Wedding Anciversitice and othe Fema: Bric ww Briggs. of Mem T a % is founder and presi Wagon. which fits 27th vear erred th 88 a service which is in the business of buil ding trendabips” Weliome W a] en's husic ay includes cobp gration with churches of all the faiths, hh worthwhile civie and welfare groups. also riicipation in. those activities rf keen communities good places in which 10 live It ia significant that Wel. come Wagon been cited for E volunteer re And achieve in community asd nation by tions as the Amer Cressy National Founda- for Infante Paralvsts Am = Heritage ciation. Auer! oan : tion. Unite Sistes Trew . Department an froups ¢ relations but mare important, it meels a ghlday need in the field of hu relations. set only ot such | {be i Stasko of Bervice is one | pres- | irs. Murray, on behalf gpbmsors here in Patton {bring Church and Civ tian to the famiiiles on fealty With hat i Mrs Marrsy will extend for to the people of the old ned “oh bBaske | Sponsors pitality Tor #6 Weil Murray She and the fash Wel Known Wyseaws thig | lay mn well-bei which | Gi 18 Mra munity welfare eluding Zens Brownie Leaders esl ed its DROP ress ng i¥ 14 To Begin Training Odd Fellows to Serve As Girl Scout Sponsors Ths nity ing iia interested pians for Fant died process of It was if Browns {3} vee ¥ for Girl Se Relivily should nd organizing wit are being fhe ait Fra formed announced £310] Reou! Si begin $4 OOlrse on 7:30 to 830 pm thodist Church, Nantly Gl traning courses is ieaders in Girl Scout t directisd by oir The Patton will sponsor in Palton Merssted “Sguesied to Wher ofits 1: ton wil Weel traning Pres Me This PC SRE TY Foe rganize tr arise to The any nl Johnstown tepresentalives 3d Fells Brownie All parents in this movement contact Mrs 8 Third Ave. for information. 4 & = Mra Charley Snyder att the Women's annual Corporate Communion and Breakfast in Pittsburgh last Baturday Gh oo Ri FIT i # WE On rl Seouts fitional ended Na RAR H PATTON, PA. | the and girls | are Stephen! wile : mother: PMistant andl 3 Be { Patton § More ning at i Lhe i A social hour i Baie Pack, Den Officers Named for New Patton Scout Unit Paul Baker to Serve As First Cubmaster Patton Cub Pack 270 “pOnsored 5 Y Loyal M Patton, this ed pack and nYLIn cet Order of the mY ddr WeeEK announ agen officers and aiso and Installs! held when charter fron The will miso will be ita : hesdquarters w ih % vent which hii Led pens to the p an piorrncedd ater Paul Raker will serve as the ruhmaster for the new local hoy scout unit and Hubert ¥eCon nell will be assistant Pack chairman ls Jor Noel and Mrs. Stephen Stasko will serve as secretary treasurer. Members of pack econuwaittes are Norman Marshall and John Mertens, a Wiciala announced ths ¥ are n ITE Anne Program funds f he an? 5 BES stant ih kad Girl | i rs Liens 2 Mrs Fi Mrs Sw re Pras ’ Mra Mo Mi Lad | Swisher ther Not Fred Den 3 #1 Hed Tove arsed sher den dad Po i pa, der RO mn sistant and dad Ten 4 y % Mise] Pawan Zi den Weak) wy a Lupin, Gen % dad There are per 50 Revs RK and sige with ? bet yrpen 11 vears of ithe Cub Pa # @ Women of Mouse Donate $5 to Red Cross Drive The regular {Rapier reed ng We ast of the the was held | Thirisy ev. the Moose Hy ira 515 ft £5 iv: Was i the jot end “ll ht Was ren of SEES A Red rived ) yted tres ling circle owed {roms an ith “ reed i A vole of thanks {o ladies who voluniesred to vwork #t the air ohasrvalion post at Fire Hall during March. Tha lo- April mea ag! Thuryday i. in The the April next regular will be held 14. at KOO pp simi init | Moose Home Twice.Yearly Stoltz Nightmare Opens The twice - yearly “NighUpare of Bioitz Motor Co. Pation grea Ford deslera opened mening al the company § garage { here Fealired in the even! and makes Your attention orm ho Boater Garden Study Club | which isl speciaiisd diate | majority I pon i gardener of deny feniniant | i held | Bu | Saturday | Fupper st Callshan and family, registpred | | boy i Mrs § TiN, Mrs Edgar Callahan and i Phy dx {epdied | the FCotta Ave Foal JOBU unit will staff the post | during the month of of | : lender USE Everglades ! the ship vis-| tad Phaleron, Greece, where ours! | for crew members were conducted P Lo the | this | are low | prices on used cars of all models | is | UNION PRESS. COURIER PSH aR Cancels Trip to ‘Spring Flower Show Will Enter Project Of Chemical Concern extension vegetable Pennsvivania | State Universily very | al and interesting speech | vegetable gardening to men guests at the reguiar meeting of Patton Gar Club Monday evening | week in Patio Moose | James Dutt from presented a Draciic on bers and monithiy den Study cof this Hom Mr oat fmf’ s Xeerh frostera ted weekend { A tion and answer period fol Alp included M gr In Was & IRN Ambrose Bank Ac seribed how tables and keep Lhe space in ed all through the season On display were two dried rangements bv Mrs E P CO and 8 =pring Arrangewm Mrs Paul McGough Al the business ducted by Mrs M was decided lo cance Spring Fi Show in DECRINe the Set ng =a with iis yw ed oy WIA Y # Fine Yahner on Mrs plants viint she flowsars " n Ber Dads cH reel ng M. Nuss Phi trsr 4 Pitre irgh difficulty of we Wer of date nf people the tour wii ether & eanvenient f The instead j the I er four plans for ’ 3 the 1 mage summer {rig gardens at Pens a { ur 10 the Pittsburg? fed 10 ente Thom PRE Ritate [Iniversity # ' Show GF at Ape {all Dower The i project sponse Chemiexls Co An whet ciubd also Te] BY the 81 Larsis sutstanding | Biv Mo the ine club wili be en & trophy in Pe 1 regu AY Aprii 25. wi wo og #5 FY te Oo be hy the MDE nY the Pittsburgh mesling w Page #h go of Fugit dela is of the Announced N PAR Mrs. Raymond Sutton Honored On Anniversary A birthday surprise party was! in honor of Mra. Bavmon | tion's birthday anniversary evening. March 26, with | 5:30, followed By bin Attending were, Mrs. Bridget | Mr and Mrs Charlies! Nancy, (Cia Myr and Mrs and children Bob and Billy. Mr. and] Francis Callahan and ohil Jimmy, Carolyn, Mary Fran June and Johnny: Mr and ehildren Mr ard Mr and Mrs. Jack Button and ohil Billy » Jenkins Serving U. S. Destroyer | 22a go Callahan foann and Patty Andrew Koto Bonnie dren is and Philip Mike Kemach, Mr MeQuillen, Hay dren and Evan E. Aboard Evan E man, USN Daniel T Carod Jenkin VEOIMEN S08 | son of Mr andi Mra Jenkins of 513 Terra Patton, and hasband | Betty J Jenkins of is serving in the Med abosrd the destroyer. af Mrs Boniface ierrnean Early this month Athens, Eleusis and Cornith The ship is scheduled o the Blates late this spring The Everglades has besh as signed additional duty gahip of Commander Bervice Force Sixth Fleet Lynne Shields Honor Guest On Birthday : Me daughter Eurtpe being Pied om en fVhaEa I Who wives st | i Land io return | i rN yeh 3 { after being & medical palient fon Morday pra eT BW i ten SCOTT'S SCRAP BOOK By R J SCOTT HAMM is A RITA RI a a Af HAMMOCK, SEA MAYER SusELAGL ! win XP ad , Flomits Asowy ul - ru tOOmA et Lhe % Spris mgs. el Mr 5 heft Th alin Marviand where M Fill EpDént Several wor and Gmughier Mrs Harr ¥ E [rem Pokey Mr and Mrs HH mugniey, Hobwris of wre spending a few heir parents, Mrs Eben sbhurg and Rivalmier 83114 this Harry Hainphrey Bh Mr. and! Hine ing 5 ’ ; ; ¥ TH, Cleveland, | wpe 08 Sl 130 $i ¥en wi gw Se a ded de end wth | ne of her a WwW. Stewart. | tL 8 Tea disva | Ati er ® jeRT Bender | | Cran M gt * Ties R £2 Lewin Deschamsg { the U 8. Naval Receiving on at Washington, Db CO fd tton RB the week end with hin Fert a ¢ admitted jas Wed and Mrs. Harry Des Fa fohnstown, Mrs Frank Maviov veek with her Maurer Mr. ang i Fania ¥ ‘ 4 E0 ed New Jersey She wa & week and with thelr son-in v WE. YeOEnar : 8] enday apmdien coornpanied hom Mrs lethany # Pen snd Robert the week ond at 1} *y davikovich home and on » At sturned 10 New Jersey ¥ panied by his wife and oh Airman 1/¢ and Mrs Bwisher of Washington spenl lhe week end at the of their parents Mr and OTIaN BWiaher of Patton Mr snd Mrs Michael Ke Pattons BR I» For the itinerary taken by } : 2 Haelusks, see story on Page . win te Copan Pation Borough crew comple. Breakfast in Pils Eh Sat Tuesday what they ¥ the last ib af it until next winter that vf ing show away from ji a9 Fifth wna Magee Mra Wi Fall bu week end with Waiter Albright Bob Aibrignt and Bre wrmpiOved the and Henry J MeC CC of Arlington . Va week snd f2ave Bere sf af his parents Mr and vid MoConnell Bet and Mrs of FL Meade Bailey, 8K3. stationed Oppostune Cars Va Kg week end at the 4 snd Reese Bailpy's he Trinity Methodist Charch Mrs Fred Bailes Lan i #. RBonebeck Minkiter Ave. Patton Sangay. sper Busie Mulligan : : i ghter of Mr and Mrs gan, returned he Hospital, Spangler WF 3 the | Pat- | f N RE RH # { yb 1d Wi raft ives in kL (fiw a % sraphyyved the ree | Mis parents # Pepa ee 4 | “PR if sted THRNOP } § an § + & el will be hareh of Loot { heaped AX spent wee i fame nd E Ne nn ita Kennet Ma i ye) wry d ‘Kennet? Paren home Edwin 34% 2 W Eo hure? Morning Worahip Fellowain: 4 9 wali &% Par Uniden Maly wiher Chameh Pprewc Bing ge sere From | BEPeTRl Mra i % ¥ Wee 3 31 | Bragvt but kared ed 3 . Hay Rane preaching Frank Mavkovi £98 p wm, Me weelts visiting af ART heeting | of her son-in-law and Bev. Jean Jordan | Mr dpi | AE [Johvsstown. This will be a Pres Pax] praieen Hrunoh priest in. | Bos § NAL] Fr Union | lattes - | HEIs T A ~¥ (rath ehodr rehearsal at dF urday Clim and Crstder cholr rebut nraals 2 Il & = at Chureh Piiday Api 1-43 p wm. Blain. vill Presbytery (Johnstown ares! din- ner at Pret Presbyterian Church in an Home for he Aged Buliding Fe nd srganisstionsl teeting for Ares 3 Male résfrvatioms for the dinner with Jolis 1 Barnard ® at LE Trinity Episcopal Church Bev. Joafh P Jordan. Priest-in- charge ®mnday. April J-Palis Sunday The Holy Bucharisl and seemnon at 8° a . Of a EY High oe rr oe . 0 8 om HY dnesday April & Commun. ots #t B00 2 Wm Naunday Bgradesy Offs un ion at 8.00 BH. “ . Ans - State Seeks Bids On Widening of Route 22 The State Highways Depart. ment called for bis Tuesdsy 8 Uambris County improvement prigect. Bide will be accepted on Aprit 20 ¢ widening of 302 mies of etisting pavement and afl exis iN reinforced nrbidge the North of the Litlie Conemaugh River! in Chambria sr Munsier Tornships This 8 Route 23 from Fhanshurg Munster and an aditional ane witli De Hmtyue tad tha hitler April Haly tr Fig rets rer ey traft on It isn't life that LEE thirt matters, 11 8 the courage rw to except the Lehi (rade mare on atin deseribing Milk Price fo Drop ‘1¢ Quart Tomorrow Ordmary Pateurized To Sell Here for 22¢ The State Milk Conurol Come missios has announced a one-cept per quart drop ip ix prides on April 1, if all parts of the "State marketing ares consumers Bere afeciad. By the and district mi Are among those new rate Friday. Premium milk, ealled by such exten rie. and ‘golden “ mow sells for 25 or 28 somle & Quart Homogenized milk commands a price of 3§ cents per quart in re. tall sores Regular ile is sold cronts A oust Under the new pricing schedule effective Jats Eis week, premium milk will sell for 24 or 25 tents nomoweniseds 23 cents. and regu lar. 23 conta STUDY BY MAN. The Pennwyvivania State Univer. sity offers 57. cor courses in ulture a MEOPOIRIS ® 10 Earl MeCord, Agricaltural Education Butiding, University Pa. for » 0 & CONTRO for. 23 Luxenberg’s and Mrs || is mow feoturing INTERNATIONAL STERLING'S Romantic new pottern One perfect Rower, coptured for. ever in gleaming solid sitver For periect table harmony in Blossom Time for the fry fime in sterling Rarware history you get o bal. onced ploce setting the Slower swings 10 the right on pieces thot go to the right of the plate, to the io# on ofl others. Come in ond see this charmung sew pofers soond | — Tr —— LUXENBERGS N Figo fasscley J TR <n RHC IN BARNESBORO NORTH CAMBRIA Thon | : Rid | Ha wy Weak Service | 8 MOST COMPLETE SHOPPING C and Mra Earl inl ren. Bethany Ann and Robert i at Maple Bhade N J They companied Mrs Mavkovieh ha ealied to a large ad on the (las | sified Pages of this insue i A birthday dinner was held ’ | honor of Lynne Shields 13th an YFW AU XILIARY TO MEET ' niversary on Tuesday of this week | The Patton VFW Auxiliary wiil at 6:30 p. ms. al the home of her | and spent a week here hold nomination of officers fori parents Mr and Mrs toberti Mr and Mra George Yuknovich ihe coming election al a regular | Shields of Beech Ave | of Bakerton spent two weeks al meeting Thursdsy, April 7. i the] Dinner guests were Mr | the home of Mr. and Mrs. Elmer local VIEW Home. Members are Mrs C. 8. Weaver i Detrick urged t Lo attend, | Robert Little Mr and Mrs. Rov Stoltz re. Words Gl 4 3 | Mra Mabel w of Johna- turned 10 Altoons after spending Patton Pr trian Chureh | i R :] | S0Wn And SAVEr ANC | several weeks visiting in St Pet iy es Mp Bell ; eo » | ersburg. and Tampa, Florida Sunday. Apel 3-48 5 Wm Sunday | » . James H. Delpierre MED : Wailer Burkey, supt. ii a Mark Silver Anniversaries “hu With 10-Day Jaunt South ving aboard the heavy ife’s Cobitenl Test. 4 ess. | US Macon in Portsmouth ene anny} Mr. and Mra. Elmer J 1Metrick and Mr. and Mrs. Bert Long of Baltimore, Md. celebrated their! 25th wedding anniversaries by taking a 10-day trip to Florida Mrs. long and Mr. Dietrick are sister and brother, Upon arrival they joined Mr and Mrs. Lewis Strittmatier anc were also house guests for a few days with Mr. and Mme Jew Bearer at Mims, Florida LS Hastings Priest to Be ‘Guest Speaker At Patton | The BVM. Bodality, St Church, Patton, will hold regular meeting on Monday, 4, at 7:00 po m. in the Eagles Home. #v, Father Gabriel Briesten- sky, OBB, assistant pastor at 8: Bernard's Church, Hastings, will be guest speaker All members of the unit are re. guested to make a special effort ; git, ; i : wr Mie . - | to attend this meeting | i LE : Ye a gro . " » a x LOCAL GIRL BETROTHED Mr. and Mrs. Peter Delipierre of Patton announce the engage- ment of their daughter, Miss Jasn- ice Delpierre, R.N., of Pittsburgh to Donald Campbell, son of Mr and Mrs. Walter Campbell of Hickory, Pa. No date has been THE LARGEST atomic device of | for the wedding the 1985 test series exploded at | nun pp MEETING APRIL 3 Yuecs Flat, Nev, with a fash The Methodist Men's Club din- soen in San Francisco, H00 niles | meeting will be held on Tues away. The blast left its fade | 45y April 5 aut 6:00 p. m. shar mark, a mushroom cloud that howe by evening RR — n turned rose in color and climbed | the church at 7:30 p. m. rapidly into the pre-dawn dlark- La ness: The scientists at the cantrol tower and some 575 military men had to evacuate the test area ten minutes after the blast because of s predicted fall-out from the lower part, or stem, of the atomic cloud. (International) Hill and Tp m., Un | we at Bpisenpel Parvey. preach- Sor TUBneY i {asm > a 30 # : Unoon Cee i Lijent prenehery ond. | theme of "Seesis Lat | » p and of Westovey of Chest Springs Gramling Robert OF EVERY “Siyle - Wise" EACRIPTION I ‘Bia Shot’ Blast Sey Criiner Va ~ SUNDAY & MONDAY — APR. 3 & 4 SME SLA SEN NAVY BUILDS WORLD'S FASTEST SUB fo Mary's | ] thei | Apr. | ERA onde variety of fitted, straight and flare coals it the season's hae, festher-hight materia ome kee the exeiting ew poking Hi: CREWMEN CLUSTER around the shark-fin shaped conning lower of the U.S.5. Albacore, fastest submarine in the worldl The craft is 1e« portedly able to outrun aimost any ocean liner The twin fine fire ward are bow planes for underwater manecvering and are based on principles used In airplane controls. Safety bells are worn by the crew Experts foresee 3 combination of the drastic Albacore bull dew sign with the lengthy submersive features of the atomic-powered submarine Noutilus. (Collier's Magazine Photo frum [ntersetionsl) Sgt. Larry Volk of Fort Camp- bell, Ky. is spending a few days | at the home of hig mother, Mrs Marie Volk. Sunday visitors at the John Krise home were Mr. and Mrs. C. J. Nagle of Altoona, Mr. and Mrs. Barney Amsparger of Al
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