4 miscellaneous shower was a. on RB Suhtey at the home of Harold Owens in honor of | | 2 a and sister-in-law, Mr. | nt Mrs. Ima waite: <2 Mp of an Ot Mo. Mrs. Ma ret O'Leary and Mr. and Law Helfrick of St Augustine: of Balti- | Md. Attending the shower Mrs. Walter Bu rgoon | rs. | My, and Mrs. Clair Hennessey of | Jaolmstown: Mr and Mrs Wharton of Patton; Mr and Mrs Leonard Hoffield and sons, Gary Omer § Darry, of Washington, D. C.. | and Mrs Richard Fisher and daughter, Sharon, of Patton; Mr § Mrs. Paul Ahles and children irry and Phylis Ann of Cresson and Mrs. Joe Roberts and dren, Junior, Richard and Har- 5 | of Patton, and Mr. and Mrs Burgoon. An outdoor buffet setved and the couple miny beautiful pifts. Miss Ann M. Lesinak Bride Here Recently Miss Ann M Lesinak, daughter of Mr. and Mrs Peter Lesinak of Ashville, and Henry PMc Nichol. son of Mr and Mra Dan foil McNichol! of Philadelphia, were wiiited in marriage at a beauldul Shered Heart wedding at a nup- til mass in St Thomas Church Ashville, at § a m August 27 Ray. Father John B chet! pitformed the double-ring cere and Elizabeth Hufford pre at the organ ‘The bride, given marriage her father, was attired in 2a = Jong white gown of chantilly lace ee wl a skirt of lace and nel . ouer satin with a long cathedral Her fingertip veil was held place with a queen's crown of seed pearls and sequins She onrried a white Mather of Pear! prayer book covered with white iges and centered by =a while 5 arthid with streamers Mrs. Joyce Kapello of Ashvile i. Mend of the bride. was maid of Binor. Miss Ellen McNichol sister “of the bridegroom, was brides “5 anid. They wore identical balle — piita-length gowns of white crys filette trimmed with red roses h Was received humic in “= 3 ¥ and Matching jeksta Their head- | and rge bouquets were of red roses Prancis Hanlin of Philadelphia strved as best man Joseph Losi sik brother of the bride was uwiher. The flower girls were Joan and Jibs Stock of Cresson, twin nie oiif of the bride, also attired in witite gowns ofnylon net and sid rose headpieces. They carried Biuguets of red roses also Joseph Letcher, nephew of the Sitide, was ring-bearer The wedding Bg reception. frished by Mickey Lokey's chesira. The spent » in Wildwood, N _ &iid will reside in Philadelphia The bride, a te of Cres : mad High Ors two-week J School, is now employed supervisor for Bell Tele. Fos in Philadelphia. Her & graduate of North aT gamete Holmberg family at the Ashville And Rere's another 1.708 feet of the St. Beaedict commoanmity. | Johnstown, Inst Wednesday began seetion of streets in that community Twp. Board of Supervisors sald second comsecutive vear for addin the town. Last vear over 71.000 and a Bhke nmount of new paving of Méw Jey spent with Mr and Mrs amd fohn children holiday Chirdonm family Mr family ney thi Mao Marra the and Mra Harold Glass and | of Pittsburgh the Len were week | end vistors at Mo: Baome Mr Heilwoedd with Mr srry] anid Mrs Earl were Sunday and Mrs and Mr and Mrs Eugene Miller Mr and Mrs Frank Callahan | of Pation were visitors in towy Monday Labor way at of Leo Conried were Mr: Bill Lawn and family and the Burkey family town (sine of Visitors Joe ladwell $15 Visit iars the Mary Mrs tir fohns ahd f Galli oF . . Navy George of Lhe 5 stationed at Rhodes Isiand 8 week end with his parents and Mis Gilbert Cox Joan Holleran, daughter and Mrs Martin fallern. who thas soteptel a secretarial posi tion in Harrisburg. spent the long | week and a! her hame ! Dorothy Blorm, daughter Mr and Mrs Charles St Ashville R. D., entered toons Mercy Hospital Se Nursing! the past week Weal snd visitors » Chirdoti home were Mr Joe Birnaziicli and family flew Bernazgpoli of Cleveland, © | and Mr ard Mrs Nielsen and son and Bob Wilkend of Ohio Mr. and Mra. Bob Judd and chil dren of Alone were recent vis ‘ors with Mr and Mrs Lioyd| Judd and Mr. and Mrs Jin My ere | Nelmm Gallagher weeks in Hawthorne, Calif vis jiting his brother, Paul Mr, Gai i agher ia recuperating from an op eration Mr and family of Buffalo the week nd atl home Mr. and Mra Andrew and family of Pitcairn, spent week pnd with Mrs liez Gallia ‘x Rent Mr ot Mr rf sr ¥ Al the Pyne t the Bob and Mrs | xR # Spening Hrs, Thomas Tobin and | N.Y spent | the Gallagher Grevig | the ae *“ i Mr. and Mra Harcid Laughlin and clifldreis and Mr. and Mr Williasn Pamey of Altoona, wery Sunday visitors with Mr. snd! Mrs. Frank Lato Mra Lillle Douglass of ton ia visiting with Mrs Murphy Mrs. Lawrence Beers and chil dren, of Wirren. Pa. are visiting | with Mr. and Mrs Dewey Beers. | and children of Warren, Pe, are . | Pati Mary , visitingg with Mr. and Mra, Dewey LP and Ster- Will, Helen, Janice of 5 NE § zl Bi Sere. 1 Mr. and Mrs Waiter Barry, Mr and Mrs. Paul Beiswenger, of | Altoonn; Bert Hammond, of Cres json; Mrs. Regis Mullen and fa mily of Lotetlo, visited the week lend with Mrs. Cecelia Beiswenger. | Mr. and Mrs Thomas Tobin and family of Buffalo, N. Y, Spent the week end with relatives ne: and Mrs. Bil Pugh and family visited for several days with friends in Maryiand. RP I 5 I Julbas W. McMurray of Has a . inamett to his i ils {Cambria County Demo BS chairman. inst phen beg 0s a foreman for — Banituys Construction Com- pany, Pituburgh. McMurray was state 1 on nendation of John R. the recom nt thal States in Iinois, Indi. ana and West Kentucky have signel new agreements with the nite] Mine Workers providing ay Jucreane for miners FERE the entire ————— * MORE IMPROVED ROAD FOR ST. BENEDICT R i 8 i LO carry i these U { MYL } ae : Bes RE 18 | ix Steeler (ames | BR Todh i from | boat 8 f the new season | plete Lhe i took has been added to the su- ! mtaff of the Cambria are ‘tacos eis i end : { of auto PF haiane { ypeading a : eye i this I thi t from Bigh UNION PRESS .COURIER 3 ion fri wheels and tiv ving balanc RE en Hing milopies end ar Bibi ing CVA Lions Ne 1 cai Con sre ried or 3 and the : = 81. an { Shred A MOng roll overs s # gn mw ryd ay Tien, A SeTRal ai ing aaa 3 tt Pupry Li] 08 The highlight is the "rockel cat fir diatanee Sphiie £0 tO AR 'edey Amst her ng ov avi nas W ory Me i ‘ te 3% Brooks 1 oka 0 Lacky Lee 4 OF a BVH Area Priests Given New Assignments At Latrobe College Peas. YT P paved road for Owen (a, of to pave another Wist Carrall this marks the £ paved road to feel was paved is planned euch summer. 'Workmen of the Owen concern are shoun placing finch stome (Rag) base, which is being topped with a Zinch IL D. coat of amiesite. Bill Myers, Johnstown, is operator of the grader. as Simon Kine (center), Spaagier, superintendent, is directing operations. Charles Kline, Carrolltown, operating the roller. Work Is expected to be completed this ae iw WON PRE ow 55-Counen ! wha | #, Nix Wh Ere’ priests BYe Mietita at Si ollege. Re FP TY Se Hoo $i Announcement ments end Was Fre W egw PET | hae nelor NCAA, 6 Steeler Grid Games Pitt-Syracuse, Notre Dame-Michigan State to Be Among Top Attractions Under Present Schedule Ye in Haro (" of KI KA ivertising 55 AT BWA fWIing an ee er ueane ose F 1h id fram-h ¥ CRA . 41 os =a Th . i ' 5 {Wy ? $4 A : WE AA TY Football € ard tabs E ghd | SOT } § Chet hopeful that tha plishad KUKA-TV has alse the ui NI{OCAA consisting of 13 games Dr leiden ant indiuded on The attrsct Wiis di die Fond inf Gr Ee ° ' if Lake Fd re y dt Fa | pie % Wi and Penn vy and Duke Listed A Mi aV-Ka: Frit * Bes fragt The =x profenwmiona i wath APpras Fs Banday, on! 8 i in Sunday. | 2 | Patton S.0.1., Bakerton Bank Take | Early Leads In ‘A’ Bowling League By { sar o_ Well, wel How have you 1 Jung? And how your vacation? FA et 1 0 t 0 BNEUNIER Bow Bowling Fditenw ww ¥ re ou Fraternal twder of Nagios. 4 4 Lie WN Bre 5 Fa Regan i ever de ihe A ————— Standing of Foam: A LEAGLYE a8 Pe Es i 156 2.8 £3 Nik low 8 558% 8 148 135 Was on nune, and { hope you had & | ride of some Kind too Oh ves, were back in : groove and started are leagues for ast Frias But ane more team lo com “A” League the Bakert: over the FOE, Gg. The BOI 4d the + A Oraomany Fras br as Wan we peed aan Friday mt Bankers $ to ly the name Ed Springer's—1 is Ie iF 18 7: % | : i 8k ine IE TE als ia DS Anmal mn | Bosley Woy Chiang Cone diln my a This Werks Schedule: A LEAGUE (me grace allawed) MH. ool Eddie Fok " og mc hol vs : e Next Week's nile hte 8 LEAGUE | Brows TH pm. » Mustaal Sedubiiing bs Yeekiey 4 £5 i { Din iB A Kel B Totals ® $90 p.m. Bert Sarkaus Car Lea 0 p to Be 1% Bm. {as glace sym) | mobiles of Barnesbor) | willl climax a #0-minute program his Nicktown boys with his £994! inderway in Ebensburg 562, followed by his male “Pop” | Siugh Space While three other boro's A. J. pulled up with 508 po" 0 ll0 present their Stunt. 188 144 addition, 0 performers re- TH8 p m. (8d grace slilawed) {i Waoe-| Sept. Ti--Bender Bilecivie va CVF. i Westrick Pontiac va. Seimeliber - Bub ; ve Hastings Moose; Exel Mofits ve | Switeher Buick A LEAGUE Be . 44 SBarnesboro - Bakerton | Climax of Thrill Nitktown vi FOE, 98 p. mm. 8.01. vs. Sprimger's Sh T thing to Nicktown, while Sprin-| ow omorrow er's made it 3-1 over Brown's The “atomic rocket™ car leap All Bakerton howlers hit the { au t 500 mark except Chuck Gray, who | | at emotive fillers SAT 5 Ld . -~ b » t . was 20 pins short. Max Kirsch ied | poco County Fair which is now a The “atomic rocket” event Arico of the Bpringer tonin) iA ossbar: am Fu " rolisgd the high series for the week | =pe ae nia gp o a 10s par by coming through with a nice ai oh Th ppt! Stoy with a 561 Glass of the **p gor Beneath atin event S88 18 hit 508 while Barnes! when Buddy Wagner's original to lad the Olas’. | Capades at the fairgrounds race A LEAGUE | track, Bakerton Bank--3 | In I= iu | eruited from all parts of the U 178 1a) is aT! IS. and Canada will display their Wares in various types of precis- i AR Vincent nagnas Ont AR HITT NARET Vat: hatha. BRD Lhe Michael Visioakly of finan wpreryt home invs ne oil My ricde am MES of and Mrs 4d sen. | # 14 rare Mrz Gordon i daughter. Patty yg sna SHEN gt} I sem oly brand d Pie IR ¥ “« New Statute Bans w Importation of San Juan Bunnies Coie gs edniesmia, y = 0 i 3 ea bie ers * srl a 4 EVER NG % Tieng VISITING Al- Kirkpat- _ Thursday, , September 8, 10565 ————————— eh hecsame offective pETIILE DDO after two State Agricul ent and the Game ide the animal i» ive to orops hil 1 nh aw. ahi treat wine tation rabbits YEATY the ture 19% the Lead ture Depart. because there animal con #VOSINn Ing WwW rie Agricu rs it nat *h said the protection to Hanes eXPen- jeris clubs {aRiom iff ard i G0 vr WE ehild- if se ROO Harvest Season, ¢iae in P) apply Employment Office in * a Ro a anh Penth Btre Barnesboro «1 ATTENTION FARM OWNERS! 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