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Warren Times-Mirror and Observer, Friday, October 5, 1973Late Start Members Tour Warren ChurchesMonday was a day of enrichment for members of the Sheffield Late Start group. They toured, under the auspices of Geoffrey and Marjorie Howard, three churches of differing denominations in Warren. The tour was designed to give the members an appreciation and understanding of the physical plants of the churches, and an explanation of the relationship of the appointments within each to the(iolden I geThe Golden Age Society of Sheffield, Clarendon and Mead Township will meat at 1 p.m.Tuesday, Oct. 9 at St. Paul Center, Saybrook.practice of the faiths of the congregations. In left photo, Bill Rice, senior warden, substituted for Rev. Richard Baker, rector, in explaining the design of Trinity Memorial Church at Poplar st. and Pennsylvania ave. in Warren. In center photo, Rev. John Carter, Harry Segel and Geoffrey Howard discuss the tour in front of the Tiphereth Israel Hebrew Synagogue on Conewango ave. And at right, Rev. Garter and tour members prepare to enter HolyRedeemer Church on Pennsylvania ave. e. in Warren. The tour, said Rev. Carter, “was very illuminating.” It gave the members a chance to see churches that, in the normal course of events, they would seldom, if ever, enter, and to discover the similarities as well as the differences between the approaches of the various religions to the worship of God. (Photos by Mansfield)Heart Fund GiftsThe SheffieldMerle's Keystone• TUNE-UPS • GENERAL REPAIRS Phone 968-3353 SHEFFIELD, PA.JONES CHEVROLETNEW and USED CARS SERVICE PHONE 968-3227 SHEFFIELD-KANE RD.MINI-MARTGROCERYOpen 7 daysPhone 968-3620 Sheffield, Penne.Vincent F. Sprague NOTARY PUBLICTitle Tag ServiceNew ShipmentFALL WINTER FABRICS• Corduroy• Printed Corduroy• Double Knitsand other fall materialsatCulhbertson'sVariety Dept. Store Sheffield, Pa.Forty gifts in memory of 25 deceased area residents have been made to the Heart Fund since September 3, and reportedly are already being used for research into the causes and control of heart disease.Those commemorated are: Norma E Williams, Mrs. Evelyn Richardson, Sara K. Olson, James Scythes, Odile Sullivan. Frances Kerlin. Creed A. Erick'on Sr., Gordon Hanks, Rose Barlow. Mrs. Florence Mathis Yury; Vance E. Ross and Grace Schwab.Church Study Croups T\IeelMembers of Bethany Lutheran Church will meet at 7 p.m., Sunday, Oct. 7 in four neighborhood groups to begin the 6th session of study of the Gospel of Luke and Book of Acts, entitled “Touched By Fire. ’ ’The study is part of the congregation’s Key ’73 emphasis on knowing and sharing the Love of God.Study groups will meet at the following homes: RobertNelson, 38 Dunham St.; Everett Benson, 605 W. Main St.; William Crozier, 23 Pratt st. and Robert Moore, 109 Pickering st.I lospitalitv Center ScheduleMon. — Late Start, mini-bus to Warren.Tues, — Bowling Wed. — Arts Crafts Thurs. — Late Start Fri. — Hostesses: Mary Kassaback, Elizabeth Anderson, Anna Korchak Monday, Oct. 29 — Halloween Party. 8 p.m., senior center. Come in costumes. Prizes will be awarded.Ludlow \rea NewsCub Scouts, Pack 50 will resume their meetings on Oct 8 from 4 to5 p.m. at the home of Mrs. John St ran ev a. Mrs. Paul Carley Jr. will also be a leader.All interested boys are invited to attend.The American Legion Pay Your Dues tureen dinner will be held on Oct. 9 at 6:30 p.m. at the American Legion Hall..HUNTING LICENSES • HARDWARE SUPPLIESPeterson HardwarePhone 968-3461 - Sheffield, Pa.Also Kenneth Chrispell, Sarah B. Andersen, Marjorie L. High-house, Connie Owens, Floyd H. Danielson, Mrs. Mary Louise Falbriski, Russell Irwin, Charles Elamentrack, John Marasco, Howard E. Jordan, Mrs. Anna Allmendinger, Ferd Puhlman and Donald Chesnutt.Monetary tributes are accepted all year around, by mail or by telephone, at the Warren County Heart Office of the Allegheny Mountain Chapter, American Heart Association, at 404 Market St., Warren. The telephone number is 723-4860. The office is open between 9 a.m. and 1 p.m. Monday through Friday.Rebekah Lodge Elects OfficersMembers of Lady Harriet Rebekah Lodge, 206, meeting Wednesday, Sept. 26, elected officers for the coming year. Present at the evening session was Leland Shorts, quarter master of council, Patriaeh Militants of WarreaOfficers named were: Luella Young, noble grand; LuellaOBSERVER■ SPORTSMEN'S PARADISE III ALLEGHENY NATIONAL IBy Ruth Lindberg 723-8200Around SheffieldBy Larry Slot:A welcome sight in the and arrow with the American Allegheny National Forest, at Indian, forgetting the great this time of year, is the bow and battles that were won in the Old arrow hunter. The low success World centuries ago byfall of the year, and an ad- American Indians to have ditional 21 hunting days in ancestors who were skilledDecember and January, archers Another privilege extended to hunt the bow and arrow hunter is an In any deer type of season.i both warfare and theIn the year 806 A.D., Charlemagne ordered his t,. i j * Frankish horsemen to beInH equipped with Shield lance sword, a dagger, a bow and quiver In 812 A.D.. he decreed the “poorest warrior must have at least a bow and quiver ofin hunting deer with bow and arrow. The woods aren’t crowded with hunters It is a silent sport And in early October. the sight of the fall coloring in the forest is reward T„Kitchen, vice grand; Minnie enough for being afieldHedvall, secretary; Gladys Young, treasurer; Lorraine Crisman and Ruth Work, trusteesIn the Battle of Hastings in 1066 A D , the Norman invaders defeated the English by the use combination of showers ofSSSL™ KL'arrows and thundering cavalry „ new Rebekah Rag was 26th-the first day of antlered Ch?r*7 halt;* the arrows tliat enemy breastplatesgven to the lodge by John deer seas0„, I(ythe archerBurns in memory of his wife, turned rifleman fails to get hisEsther Burns. A new American deer then, and hasn’tnational weapon, and archers few in the English ranksEsther Burns, a new American deer then, and hasn t an nnMmaiRag. which had been flown oyer antlerless license, he can stillthe U.S. Capitol3 back to bow and adonated by Congressman Albert ing on December 2lv on hand to hand fighting with battle axes.Johnson A formal dedication of are a few hunters so dedicated BelEsarnfs ^ere^unerbboth flags will be held at IOOF to the bow that they continue ^ d horsemenall, Warren,Nov. 3. with this weapon even during Th G ... fo£t_archers andDistrict Deputy President antlered deer season. cavalrv were no match againstCleo Douglass and her staff will The most dedicated bow ^Sr^ Lrs^rchers8 ^«uld loose arrows to either field was a city resident turned s[de wblje ndlng at break-neck Stone Age hunter He used only d The hors|.archers wou,dflint arrowheads to top his ^ (he on theirarrows And he was a very shortbows successful hunter with this equipment.We usually associate the bowvisit Lady Grey Lodge Youngsville Oct. 3 and Lady Warren Lodge, Warren Oct. 5, to install their new officers.Ruth Hanson won the white mule award and refreshments during the social hour were served by Cleo Douglass.LANDER’S ELECTRONIC SERVICESee the all new '74 models—- SHIFPIILO, FA.SHEFFIELD PHARMACYSURGICAL SUPPLYTHE MOST COMPLETE LINE OF HEALTH CARE PRODUCTS AND CONVALESCENT AIDS HAVE YOUR PHYSICIANPHONE US - 968-3636MEDICARE APPROVEDlieceive AwardsThree Blackstone Ultrasonic J N- Antonevich, generalemployes were recent manager, Mrs. Anna Pollock,recipients of ten year service Mrs Mary Danielson, Leonardawards. Shown left to right are Orcutt and P. M. Williams,works manager. The ladies were presented with charm bracelets with a diamond Hanked by two emeralds set into the Blackstone diamond insignia; while Orcutt was presented a tie bar of similarclose to the forehead and send the arrow with enough force to penetrate shield and corselet.An army of Crusaders, camped near the Sea of Galilee in the 12th century, felt the terror by night when the Saracen archers—congregated just beyond the light of the Christians’ campfires—let loose upon them repeated showers of arrows.The Mongol warriors of the 13th century were fitted with three main weapons—the bow, lance, and scimitar. They had a light bow that was used by horsemen for rapid fire; and a heavy siege bow reinforced with horn or steel. They even had three different sizes of arrows to be used in battle as circumstances dictated.The crucial role of the archer in battle came into its own when the English developed the famous longbow, made of yew, and the cloth-yard shaft Each archer was equipped with a bow that equaled in length the archer’s reach with both arms outstretched The standard practice range for the English longbowman was 220 yards At this distance the longbow was extremely accurate Arrows could be sent twice as far But misses were frequent at that140 Students Pass Hunter Safety Coursedistance. So important was the longbow in battle that by royal decree every Englishman was required to iearn to shoot with bow and arrowIt is against the law to hunt with crossbow in Pennsylvania. They were developed in Europe, and were better suited to the defense of castles and in siegecraft. They certainly have no place today in the Pennsylvania forests.The Battle of Crecy, in Normandy in 1346. proved the superiority of the English longbow over the crossbow The battle opened with 6.000 Genoese crossbowmen pitted against 1 1.000 English longbowmen The Egnlish sent six arrows for every crossbow bolt received Such was the striking power of the EnglishSaturday, Sept. 22 was graduation day for 140 students who passed the annual Hunter Safety Course held at Sheffield Rod and Gun Club.Bob Newman, a certified National Rifle Association instructor, conducted the course which consisted of classroom instruction on proper gun handling, types of ammunition, sportsmanship and game laws. Saturday was reserved for a written examination, educational movie, and firing of shotguns and .22 caliber rifles on the club’s outdoor ranges.Helping Newman was District Game Protector Dave Snyder, Deputy Game Protector Corkey Slack; EarlOviatt, Mike Miller, Ted Young, Red Feidler, Jerry8th Annual Waldhutte Stag This WeekendThe 8th annual Waldhutte Stag will be held today, Saturday and Sunday at the camp of Ted Lorz, Star Route 2, Sheffield, according to Michael Lorz, chairman.Waldhutte Stag derives its name from the German name of Ted Lorz’s cabin, “House in the Woods.”The affair is an autumn tradition for the Lorz family and is always scheduled when Pennsylvania trees are most colorful.This year’s stag will be attended by 30 men, coming from Meadville, Pa ; Columbus, Youngstown, Cleveland and Carrollton, Ohio; Syracuse and Katonah, N. Y . Louisville, Ky.; St. Louis, Mo.; Berrington, Des Plaines and Chicago, 111.; Carefree, Ariz.; Palos Verdes Estates, Calif, and from Sheffield.Events planned for Friday through Sunday include volley ball, horse shoe pitching, choral sing, fishing, boating and a Saturday evening variety show The men will tour Kinzua Dam and its environments, go to Jake’s Rocks and take an extended hike through the extensive Allegheny National Forest.Meyer (of Emporium), John Johnson and Bud Jones of Bell Telephone.Many other club members as well as some parents also helped. Because of the large turnout of young people to take the’course, club officers are considering running two courses next year.Those graduating received a certificate and jacket patch.MUAn archery' hunter underwent surgery at Kane Community Hospital Wednesday for injuries received when he fell from a tree in the Sackett area Tuesday. Edward Lilly, 25, of Shady Springs, W. Va., was found by a friend, Andy Perry, at 6:10 p.m. in an unconscious condition and rushed to the hospital. He was reported to have regained consciousness more than an hour after being hospitalized. The accident victim is an employe of the Dept, of Welfare in Raleigh County, W. Va.FALL BEGINSHELEN’S STYLE SHOP Sheffield, Pa.14 Church St. - Ph. 468-3251 - Sheffield, Pa.For Reliebla Efficient ServfeeBLODGETTELECTRICAL SERVICEResidential Rewiring and Construction NO JOB TOO SMALLPh.: 968-3942 or 968-5515617 W. Mam St—Sheffield, PaJfully armored French knights were pinned to their horses Of all the different types of bows and arr.ows used throughout the world up until the invention of gunpowder, those used by modern archers most closely resemble the English longbow with its metal-tipped arrows of wood The modern archer, during bow and arrow season, is equipped with superb equipment compared to that possessed by the native Indian hunter who pursued his quarry with sufficient stealth to assure a killing shot with his flint-tipped arrow at close rangeyou get like new used curs^'11 w\ FRANK MANGIONE S(CflRROZZERIE GARAGE)Phone 726-0881 Rt. 6 TI0NA, PA.SPEIDEL AGENCY, INC.Successor to E. L. Rader Agency SERV ING THE SHEFFIELD AREA Established 1862COMPLETE INSURANCE SERVICEFor Family, Home and BusinessPa. Bank Trust Bfdg., Warren, Pa.PHONE 723-4000§DIESEL FUEL TRUCK RATES34.9* gal3STATE INSPECTION STICKER DUE OCT. 31stReplaces $1 Stickergasoline 38.9* GALKEEP YOUR VEHICLE ROLLING”withGOODYEARCAR and TRUCKSNOW TIRESNew or Recap PLUSFREE CAR WASHwith each state inspection sticker50* CAP WASH WITH GASOLINE FILL-UP(minimum 10 gallon purchase)m JOHNSON'S KEYSTONEPhone 723-3950 WELDBANK, PA
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Warren Times Mirror and Observer
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