| Tommy Frank Honored | : | On 12th Asniveérsary | A birthday party Was held on | Saturday, March 12, st the Bruno | | Frank home in honor of the 12th] anniversary of their son, Tommy | oF Jane Learn, ow. George M. Leader urged : Legisiature on Monday night set up $20 million revolving | ada oe ne ‘a new, bold ser Foe actions” to attract new in- to distressed areas in vania. his first PDRATANCE be- General Assembly, said | Was “as calculated risk’ in I i 10 oan funds to new in- | hom stries to get started, but he Legion Auxiliary Makes : Richard | John Ochranek { Jim Miller, Attending were: Sibbie Salsgiv-| Mark Wilkinson, ! Nancy Yingling, Bob Fiedor, Car: of Johnston Barbara, Carol am Frankie Porto. Don McocElhen: Bocalie Lenny Gault | Sandra Brought, Sue, Bobby anc | i John Rosenstee!, Bob Yingling | Shelby Lightner. Patty McGowan, Vir | | £nia Thompson, Jakie Lewis | Glenn Bloom. Gary Rickard, Mr and Mrs. Bruno Frank and son | Tommy and Mrs Maxine Lewis * ® * " ¢ ' Plans for Poppy Sales | made by Mrs J 1. Marks i chairman, at a Plans for were POPPY | meeting of the sale 8 POPPY | Blandburg American Legion Auxi- | | Hary Governor said that add $20 million appropriations be recommended in 1967 i chairman. Mrs gm would be conduc- | pte Industrial Author- | li Leader asked the leg- | to sat wp. 5 the Yalup of equipment h 8 manufac. ad , the state's $60 mil. | sent will predictably | $a pe ge et —— Mehest grade i bers are urged to stlend | Wilkinson, president, last Tuesday, March 22. at the post home Mrs Elizabeth | presided Routine reports were submitted by Maude Van Sceyoe, coupon Esther Yingling. | | membership chairman, reported] 108 members 1o date. Mrs Ann Lender reported Mrs Inez Wat kins, member, is & hospital pali ent. Report on hospital bed was given by Mrs. Leona Mulhollem | Plans were made for unit ty Council at Spangler in April | Mrs J LL. Marks was chosen as | delegate The unit Will order me. | or eighth grade girl with the | The onil aso detided pps for the Ball Tub allowing tht Dusiness seasion ui | tuneh was served and capsul pals) Lexchanged The next meeting will ibe held April 28 and afl mem iO serve : it 8 = Mr and Mrs. Frank Warnek of of | re i Camp Hill vigited at the Regis| Warner and Clifford Wilkinson | | homes over the week end { day visitor in Ebensburg. - Yi and son Tom, of IY | visited at Grace Letcher and Her. Mra Glen Hioom was a Mon Mr and Mri Lemo lita spor! | man Heck hotles recently take and preserve the his. cinta, the regions) ways o i Beoyor Mr and Mrs Charles Vari visited friends and rela | tives in York and Baltimore, Md. inst week and their son Charles returned home with them after receiv 8 release from the ser. vice at Fort Meade Mrs. Thomas Nash and children Judy and Tommy, of Tonawanda N. Y. visited at the David Nash home on Monday Mr and Mrs Lloyd Maines and | Dory Troxell visited Sunday inf Renova with Mr and Mrs i Maines. Mr. and Min Lynn Fishel and | sons, Kea and Don visited Fm us M and Mrs ry Mr. ind Mrs James Col well | week end with her sons fiers of i i | Runday cluded Mr. and members to attend Cambria Coun. | Troxel] and family, Mr. and Mrs | sbivited his 80th (tended by his | turned home after © 1 ime & Letcher : ther | family of Tonowanda, N. Y. spent | | the week end at the Robert Nash tand Scott Morrow homes Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Ross re- | | turned home after visiting in De- | troit, Mich, for some time ; Mrs. Glenn Bloom spent the] Bill and | Kenneth and John at Hershey. | While there they visited McNelly, also a : Milton Hershey School i Mrs. Willis Lovell returned tol her home after spending 3 woek student ai Lhe! | wi th her husband and other relia ’ x ives al Wormileyvshiurg. The lo rell family plans to move there y the near fulure Mr and Mrs TV. McCartney it Mountaindsie were Thursday visitors with Mr. and Mn John McCartney Mrs. Edna Reynolds Mins Joan Kuhn and Miss Nina Bowman visited in Altoons Thursday Miss Rea McCartney spent Lhe) weak end at her home here Mr and Mra Glenn Shore anid | sory, David of State College, re cently visited with Mr ard Mrs | | Herbert Troxell Mrs Dorothy Lewis and daugh Hiandburg were recent | visitors with Mr and Mrs Merde Reffner Mr and san. Tommy, of visitors with Mr Matt Bordak and Blandbury, were Mrs Anna Lander Recent visitors at the hor of Mr. and Mrs William Lamb in-| Mre Charlies i fon Troxell and family and Mr and Mrs Wilmer Troxell Samuel Alexander recently cel birthday ann Congratuialions are #5 « many neighlsors Versary and friends Mrz laura Schmititle has re prpking some daughter, Mrs family a! with her (race Foreman and | Portage. Mr. and Mrs Darrell Davis and Som, Randy, of Coalport, were vis fors Saturdsy at the Chester Kuhn home Robert McGrail and chikiren Eleanor snd Tommy, of Ohio t several davs with hs mo Mra. J LL. McGrail. who is il a card parly Was held at the [OOF hail on Thursday evening Frank Kuhn celebrated his bir thday anniversary recently al ihe home of Mr. and Mo William | | Lamb BEAVER VALLEY Sara Sneath Is Bride " Of Donald Snedden Miss Sera Sneath and Donald Snadden were married in Lhe PUB Parsonage on Sal March 12 The pros, DRATLOY. “ore inled The bride is a daughter of Mr. and Mrs John Sneath of Fiinton/ BR DD. and her husband is 8 son Mr. and Mrs Robert Nash andi Mrs. Rae’ Snedden of Hawk BE AR au i some Borisov on simi worn | | i i and Mra. Wm, Flemmin | with Mr. and Mrs M | Mr and Mrs. Vic Fergione of | | and Mrs eagle. - The | | poupie is gene LY at the Wmide's horoe. Mrs. Snedden i» a soi il gradu. | | ; lams is much improved and ex- | Run, Pa. Attending the Eouphe were Mr. | ate of Reade Twp and her husband servis "nn mion- | ths in the U. 8 Army, 4 of which were spent in Korea "8 James Fletcher Buried In Bridgeville Cemetery James VFietcher of Bridgevilie Pa. died on Thursday, Marth 10 The deceased was t in Coal port on March 7, 1882 and was a former resident of Beaver Val oy before locating in Bridgeville Mr. Pletcher was & member of the Bridgeville EUB Church. Surviving are his widow, Mary {Yonus) Fietcher and pix child rer. He was a brother of Mrs Mary Kingston and Thomas Fiel- cher all Flinton BK. DD. and Mrs Sarah Marrow of New Haven, Conn. Funeral services were held al m. Sunday, March 13, in My and j aliended the funeral of James Fletcher at New Holland on March 13. Mr. and Mrs Ford Trimbie and grandson of Mahaffey Visited Mr. and Mrs. G. M. Gates Mr. and Mrs. Robert Tr of Allentown spent the week end W. Ned. Altoona visited Sunday evening with Mr. and Mrs. Lemoine Hem- i sky and famil Liana, fnnily. ath of Mar EK redhat the woek end atl tainsbu i home of her mother, Mrs. Joseph | { Hughes and family. rR BI UTAHVILLE The April mesting flor the lo- cal EUB Ladies will be held on Friday, April 1, at the home of Mrs. Dorothy O'Donnell. All members are requested to attend. Election of officers will be held Mickey Flick, who is employed in Buffalo, N. Y., spent the week end at his home here Rev. Andorf had the misfortune of overturning his cur Monday ; momning. No injuries were report- Mr. and Mrs. Willard Flick. Mrs. Betty M. Flick and Mrs. Iva athagan visited in ilipsburg Monday. While there thay visited Mrs. nn Williams, & tient in the tal Mrs. Will- pects to return home soon ALA I os Ss USE PLASTIC FILM for an attrictive cover > BOIe8 in a Gury | are offered daily by your distirct It Pays You to Shop merchants . . near home! : COURIER “fy Pays YOU to Shop District Stores” S THAT Yes, it pays to be a regular shopper in district stores, where your local merchants take personal pride in the quality of merchandise they present to you -at prices that create genuine values! their friends and neighbors Add the savings in time, gasoline and general wear and tear, and the purchases you make in district stores take on a triple value PAYS to shop in your district stores! # 4 Yes, it Week End Specials! b 35¢ ib 39% Hamburg Chuck Roast Bacon Bb 39% Beef Boil Ib 25¢ PREMIER CANNED GOODS SALE STILL GOING ON! Many Throughoy LITZINGER’S MARKET $04 Magee Avenor PATTON, PA Fleck aed Prices t hur Store COMPLETE LINE OF EASTER SHOES SFrECIAL for This Week: TAFFETA DRESSES FOR EASTER Siegen 1 to 8 $1.59 BIANCO & CARNICELLA MAGEE AVE. PATTON Phone ORange 53-3011 GAY NEW HAT for SPRING! FLORENTINE Beauty & Bonnet Shoppe 512 Beech Avenu PATTON NABISCO All American Assortment 1 Ib box 49¢ Reg. 65¢c Bheep Casing Wieners Ritz ib 88¢ 115 box 33¢ (Complete Sélection of EASTER CANDIES White, Pink Chocolate Rab hits, ele Hollow, Solid Eggs Milk Chieclate and Yellow Lean Boneless Blewing Beef Jumbo Bologna Slab Baton 58 I» 3%¢ I 38 CHURELLA’S MARKET Fifth Ave, Patton, Pa 1953 DODGE Covenet V8 + Proor Sedan, like new 1952 CHRYSLER V8 Sars toga Door Sedan 1948 FORD Door Sedan 1848 CHEVROLET Club Coupe, as iw . $85.00 1948 CHEVROLET 4-Door Sdn a Se AR le el, 1948 PLYMOUTH 2-Deor Sdn 1948 DESOTO 4-Door Sedan, a real buy! MOTORS PATTON, PA. — SEE OUR NEW Spring Patterns of | LINOLEUM b-loot. Gdool waiths, sud freon SIEe rugs ® ¢ =~ Also Large Assortment of WALL COVERINGS SHEFFLER FURNITURE Magee Ave., Patton clothes MEMO Easter Is Only 1 Week Away! Won't you let as clean your with osir famous fast. Whites are whiter, col ors brightercafid t's odor. lens, ton! Pick-Up & Delivery Service Just Call PATTON DRIVE-IN CLEANERS Phone ORange 4 1481 Phone (Hapel 7-8353 # a woman ¢ way of & ooking Foi UH 7&5) ACCESSORIES * Blouses * Hints + Mand Bags ¢ Fiowers 4 Gloves * fears * Pigs * Himkies * Earrings * Hose * Neukilaces * Suweatey Farabaugh’s Ladies’ Shoppe PATTON, PA. . Pe he A x, —~ On Aa, rl ey - va Magee Ave Easter Footwear for ME ~N. new spring styles ® FAMOUS MAKES ® LOWEST PRICES ® [IG ARLECTION FRIDMAN’S SHOE STORE BARNESBORO WOMEN, CHILDREN Now It's Easy To Pick Your NOW IS THE TIME to trade in on large. 31 and 24 Westinghouse Teiovinion We need several sed IV Jt A sow and we are IE. Posie for poemi trade in now MODERN TV SETS ty sompliested aiffdet beyond Bee Hef. The average TV sel has mars {han 30 electron lubes over | 90 comnponentd, And several Lnoaand tomnactions All must TunoLGE Pro- periy YOUR TELEVISION SET is one of the wisbgers of the =e £3 a distant scenes snd aitione Inte ectronic waves ang fe-sasemniiss them In your ivieg TOO 80 that It becomes a Window Ww all the wwid the ving voles and picture of Soday. Littid wonder this most complex of all the gg IH Pour Rome ree quire We 2 periodic attention of a STANDARD MOTOR SUPPLY CO. LOUIS A. HALUSKA 426 MAGEE AVE. PATTON Phone (ORange 5-2081 EASTER DRESSES ® INFANTE ® TODDLERS ® CHILDRENS ® BOBRY TEENS $1.95 .. 8.95 Open Evening HH 9.00 April 6 7. 8 & 9 FANNIE C. WETZEL STORE CARROLLTOWN FREE INSTALLATION Low as 9. 95 . FREL! FREE! MATCHING CUSHION (reg. $3.00 value] with each Set of .§ Seat Coven. Many Styles, Siren, Fabries for Every Car MARINO’S HOME. & AUTO BARNESBORO tir TO $60.00 Trade-In Allowance FOR YOUR OLD WASHER WHEN PURCHASING A New G. E. Automatic Washer I'riced As Low As $9: 399% YOUR OLD WASHER Chas. F. Pitt Company Siouth Fifth Avenue PATTON AND ! 100% Latex Weknow you'll like SPRED SATIN the samy spplies tiow, beawtifel $5.69 Gallon CORDELL’S PATTON, PA. also} ; 2able of card table? i fn MEATS! T.BONE STEAKS = 1 6c CHUCK ROAST .. 1 45¢ LEAN BOILING BEEF .. 3 bs. 48¢c HAMBURG @3 Ms. $1.00 HOME CURED BACON (in piece). Id 4c EDWARDS FROZEN FOOD Ib 65 YOUR AUTOMOBILE IS WORTH THE PRICE YOU FAID FOR IT YOu WANT TO MAKE IT LAST AS LONG AS LONG AN POSSIBLE — HAVE IT REPAIRED BY COMPETENT MECHAN- HS AND LATEST EQUIPMENT . . . AT WESTRICK PONTIAC South 2Main Street CARROLLTOWN i's back STOLTZ'S NIGHTMARE SALE! see out large ad on the classified pages! STOLTZ MOTOR CO. “YOUR FORD DEALER" PATTON ; . Ld ho Garden Tools “TRUE TEMPER Combine Beauty with Utility. Value and Durability PATTON 4 PIECE JAMESTOWN SUITE in fawn or grey color I X $298.00 SPECIAL NOW AT es A 3 ST EO Ss se A SAO SSH BARE le i = i fe 3
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