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1 0 Hazleton Standard-Speaker, Friendshipers Monday, February 1 0, 1 997 install officers Northern Schuylkill Standard-Speaker HAZLETON, PA. TA honors stademts The Tamaqua Area High School third-quarter honor roll has been released by Robert Lombardo, principal. Students attaining honors were: Highest Honors (average of 95 percent or above with no grade below 93 percent in a major subject). Seniors John Boyer. Juniors Mary Kate Crawford, Theresa Ferry, Stacy Hartung, Eric Hauck and Jamie Troxell.

Sophomores: Vincent Boyer, Lindsey Davison, Amanda Luna, Freeland and White Haven Correspondents: Joe Falatko, Freeland, Fern Pohl, White Haven 636-3861 Leave items in 443-9935 Box At Videomania Leave items at home, 532 Centre St. or 1 1 8 Fern St. 314 Towanda St. Schenkel, Nicole Schock, Karl Searing, Paul Searing, Amy Stahler, Michele Tertel, Nicholas Thomas and Leah Williams. Juniors Glenn Davis, Jenna Demetriades, Beth Fulton, Brianne Gimbel, Manton Guers, Jennifer Hotsko, Kyle Kester, Jon Koch, Andrea Krcmar, Marykate Kulha, Stephanie Lisella, Karen Long, Amy Martin, Valerie Nattress, Lauren-Ponting, Amy Reese, Daniel Roman, Kelly Runk, Rebecca Schappell, Molly Schickram, Tara Schlorf, Chad Wallaess, Albie Williams and Phillip Zimmerman.

Sophomores David Adams, Kristen Adomshick, Sarah Andreas, Heather Bensinger, Lisa Breiner, Tammy Edmonds, Susan Featro, Nicole Gruber, Ryan Jones, Sarah Jones, Jill Klingaman, Heidi Lenhart, Kyle Neifert, Jamie Pyrd-sa, Victoria Remmel, Stacie Roos, Dipalli Sahoo, Cheryl Searing, Rachel Shafer, Matthew Stauffer and JillianWirth. Freshmen Kelly Bailey, Joelle Evanousky, Fallyn Flaherty, Dana Forte, Justin Fulton, Matthew Hartman, Pamela Lewis, Keith Lusch, Jan McGee, Carissa Ohart, Jennifer Paisley, Colette Pester, Ryan Petritsch, Colleen Riley, Tina Scheitrum, Michael Spotts, Felicia Trentacoste, Bridget Troxell and Nicole Zehner. Honors (average of 86 percent or above with no grade lower than 78 percent in a major subject). Seniors Richard Alonge, Jennifer Ankiewicz, Tiffica Benza, Megan Burnham, Melanie Foose, Jody Freed, Melissa Gatens, Alyssa Kemmerer, Jiyoon Kim, Linda Lazur, David Leibensperger, Robert Livingston, Angela Lopata, Jason Lorah, Michael Luna, Dante Manganelli, Jason Messerschmidt, Kelly Naylor, Terrilyn Neipert, Erika Nortavage, Erica Price, Shawn Riley, Samantha Roos, Chad Trubilla, Leslie Walburn, Nokomie Welsh, Charity Werner, Adam Weschler, Jarrod Yuskauskas and Kelli Zehner. Juniors Shaun Arner, Erin Bachert, Kevin Bailey, Zachery Balliet, Amanda Balogach, Melissa Beibleheimer, Kate Blonsky, Bar- Freeland Rotary is No.

1 club The Senior Citizens Friendship Club met recently at Salem United Church of Christ. Ninety-four members attended. The Rev. Fred Oleck and his wife, Jane, were welcomed into the club. Oleck installed the new officers for 1997; Valeria Funk, president; Loretta Allison, vice president; Terry Provizzi, secretary; Dorothy Beattie, treasurer; Dorothy Hart, financial secretary; Marjorie Anthony, chaplain; and Margaret Hughes, Alberta Richie and Jane Gerhard, the new board of directors.

Phyllis Martienssen and Doris and Bill Wentzel will serve on the hospitality board. They would appreciate being informed of illnesses, hospitalization and deaths. Lions Club meets Members of the Quakake Valley Lions Club will meet Tuesday at 7:30 p.m. at the Still Creek Tavern. The guest speaker will be Lion Diana Steward.

Her topic will be "China and Its Desires." Club President Jack Kester will conduct the business session. Invited dinner guests, winners of the annual Christmas lighting contest, will be introduced by George Moon, chairman. Returns from the hoagie sale are due the night of the meeting. Recently, eight members attended the 14U Zone meeting where plans were made for zone activities. Gray Ladies meet The Gray Ladies held their staff meeting at Weatherwood.

Eighteen residents observing February birthdays received gifts. Attending were included Mary Tulay, Pat Gerhard, Phyllis Martienssen, Roseanna Coxe, Helen Kistler and Ruth Huhn. On Wednesday there will be games and refreshments, and a birthday party will be held Feb. 26. Carol Reagan will provide entertainment.

There were 38 hours volunteered during January. The next staff meeting is March 5. Unscramble these four Jumbles, one letter to each square, to form four ordinary words. Weatherly Mary Rose Minnick, 146 Briar Lane, 427-8865 Leave Items at: Weatherty Pharmacy, Weatherly Shopping Plaza, or Supermarket, Main Hudsondale Sta. Harry and Loretta Allison are in charge of travel plans and Ken and Irene Eli will be in charge of the refreshment com-mittee.

Sign-ups for the refreshment committee are requested at the next meeting. Ann Fertally will serve as club historian. During the meeting, old songs were sung and a good time was had by all. Homemade vegetable bean soup was served. Dues must be paid by the end of March and the club will meet again Feb.

13 at 1:30 p.m. at Salem. The thought for the new year comes from the writing of Helen Steiner Rice: "Happiness is something that is never far away; it's as close as the things we do and we say." WASB MEETING The Weatherly Area School Board will meet today at 7 p.m. in the middle school large group instruction room. CHOIR REHEARSAL The Combined Choir of Centenary United Methodist Church will rehearse today at 7 p.m.

for Lenten services. WRECKER BOOSTERS The Wrecker Booster Club will meet Wednesday at 7 p.m. at the high school. Plans for the spring banquet will be discussed. Parents of junior and senior high school athletes as well as coaches and supporters are invited.

BIRTHDAY GREETING Jeffrey Furmanchin, the son of Jeff and Sandy Furmanchin of 928 North Weatherly, celebrated his ninth birthday Saturday. Jeffrey is a third-grade student at Weatherly Elementary School. THAT SCRAMBLED WORD GAME by Henri Arnold and Mike Argirion WHAT TUP BUTCHERS LOOKEP FORWARD TT at THEIR ANNUAL BASH. Now arrange the circled letters to form the surprise answer, as suggested by the above cartoon. VV 113 I A.

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Freshmen Ryan Gill, Shannon King, Amanda Lord and Lori Zehner. High Honors (average of 90 percent or above with no grade lower than 86 percent in a major subject). Seniors Hayley Forte, William Hankey, Cynthia Hosier, Michael Johnson, Lisa Klingaman, Wesley Konsavage, Elizabeth Krasley, Jana Rios, Cassie Rossochacy, Juatin Rowna, Diptikanti Sahoo, Richard This week's meeting was an assembly-type session with numerous club projects and activities discussed. Included will be plans by the club to present Freeland Borough Council with the John M. "Lefty" Watahovich memorial plaque on March for permanent placement in the borough building, honoring the late Freeeland police chief, mayor, councilman and civic leader.

Watahovich also was an outstanding Rotarian. Also planned is a 70th anniversary celebration by the club and presentation of two Paul Harris Fellowship awards to deserving members to be named; arrangements for a bus trip on April 5 to the Radio City Easter Show in New York; and assisting the recreation board in establishing an ice-skating rink in the community. Anniversary is under way Michael Lacey, owner and registered pharmacist of Noc-chi's Pharmacy on Centre Street in Freeland, announced ths store is celebrating its second anniversary having opened in late January 1995. Lacey purchased the business from Patricia Nocchi. In conjunction with the anniversary, many items in the store are on sale at low prices.

Nocchi's now features Victoria's Candies, scented candles by Village and a full line of greeting cards for all occasions. Lacey also announced the new PACE applications are available and he will help anyone in completing the forms. Nocchi's is also an agent for United Parcel Service and accepts packages daily. HOME FROM HOSPITAL Ralph W. Tiglio of Upper Lehigh, is recuperating at home after undergoing surgery at Geisinger Wyoming Valley Medical Center in Plains Township, Wilkes-Barre.

MEETING TONIGHT The Northside Softball League will meet today at 7:30 p.m. in Balon's Cafe. All teams should be represented. Joseph Falatko, president, will conduct the meeting. PRACTICE TODAY The Freeland YMCA fifth-and sixth-grade all-star team will practice today from 4:30 to 6 p.m.

at the YMCA. Tresckow Correspondent: Emil Gaydoscik Phone 454-7548 Leave Items At: 98V2E. Market Tresckow Circulation or Advertising 455-3636 ron-Lyn Brode, Joseph Ferry, Barry Fink, Anne Gallagher, Chad Gustus, Leeann Handwerk, Michelle Haney, Elizabeth Harris, Daniel Herring, Brian Kuhns, Dennis Kunkel, Brenda Lazur, Michael Marchalk, Kristen Matukonis, Christopher McGuinness, Lauren Mikruk, Christopher Motz, Eric Oertner, Loralee Rascavage, Lori Remmel, Christie Shober, Nicholas Smith, Samantha Surface, Jennifer Troxell, -Brett Weaver, Meghan Williams, Adrienne Zeigler and Crystal Zim-, merman. Sophomores Chris Balliet, Mark Clemson, Steven Davis, Phillip Deeble, Meredith Donahue, Aimee Dotson, David Fegley, Charlene Feliciano, Tonia Fredericks, Kelly Gerber, Amanda Hadesty, George Haldeman, Matthew Hill, Melissa J' Hill. Andrew Hoffman.

Erin Huesgen, Lynzee Kerestus, William Knappenberger, Jillian Wendell Kranch, Colleen Kresge, Lisa Ann Lichtenberger, Rebecca Lord, Lisha Loving, Philip Malay, Alyson McDonald, Rebecca McHale, Rebecca Mohrbach, Crystal Moser Dana Nortavage, Amerique Nunemacher, Amber Osenbach, Bryan Osenbach, Allicia Oswald, Terry Richardson, Leanne Scheitrum, Eric Schock, Lea Serba, Neil Skripnek, Amber Snyder, Matthew Thompson, Jonathan Tracy, Richard Vitanovec, Jason Wagner, Michael Wychulis and Christopher Yablonsky. Freshmen Kory Beidleman, Adam Birosik, Andrew Breiner, Kate Conover, Keith Davis, Corey -Derr, Erynne Dunn, Joel Essington, Andrea Feathers, Amber Forster, Amy Frye, Christopher Fulmer, Erin Heffelfinger, Joshua Jones, Amanda Kowalski, Alice Krasley, Jenna Kunkel, John Lazur, Chris Lech, Eric Martin, Aimee Matalavage, Lindsey Matalavage, Jason McCoy, Garrett McMullen, Noel Powell, Adelle Remmel, Renee Rusnock, Dipak Sahoo, Amber Schieck, Bobbie Simmons, Michelle Stauffer, Diana Steinert, Kevin Teter, Amanda Titus, Melissa Turner, Jerry Zalesak and Nicholas Zigmant. Proof of residence (driver's license, rental agreement, utility bill, lease) and your pole numbers are requested at regis- tration. These include the top and bottom numbers on the pole nearest you. PIZZA SALE The Tresckow Fire Co.

will sponsor a pizza sale Friday from 2:30 to 9:30 p.m. Take-out orders are available by calling 455-5701. a FREE TAX SERVICE A free tax service will be available each Wednesday in February from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. at the Tresckow Nutrition Center in St.

Bartholomew's -Founders Hall. No appointment is necessary. The service is sponsored by the American As-1 sociation of Retired Persons and is available for seniors. LENTEN SALE There will be a take-out sale of cabbage pie, potato pie and vegetable soup at St. Michael's Social Hall Friday from 11 a.m.

to 5 p.m. To place an order, call Gloria Chulock at 454-3150, Gerry Gelatko at 455-3350, or contact the parish rectory Frozen pierogi will also be available. Volunteers and donations are welcome. UNBAKED PIZZA Members of St. Bartholomew's Church will sponsor an unbaked pizza sale Feb.

20 in the parish social hall. Pick-up time is 4 to 5 p.m. Order sheets are available at Tresckow Super Food, the post office, and from the parish bulletin Orders can also be placed with Betty Milore at 454-8209. The deadline for orders is Saturday. When You Need A Portable Commode For Home Use.

CALL -K VMQUIPMtllT JIM THORPE 1-0-351-50 nils The Freeland Rotary Club was number-one in attendance among the 49 clubs in Rotary NE District 7410 in December, the club was informed at its meeting this week. The club will meet Monday at 5:45 p.m. at the Freeland YMCA for its weekly dinner-meeting, with Francis "Buddy" Shovlin as program chairman. President Joseph Rudawski will preside at the business meeting. Pool results Last week's results for the Freeland-White Haven Pool League included Chatterbox 16, East Side, Clover II, 15, TOS II, TOS, 13, and Clover, and, Bobby D's, 11, Hillcrest, 10.

Tonight's matches will be Clover II at East Side, Chatterbox at Hillcrest, Bobby D's at Clover, TOS at and TOS II has a bye. Shooters of the Week were Ledo Ravina, Alan Wesner, Joe Tulio, George Yanochako, Scott Hauze, Lou Esa, Mike Nemesh, Rick Wenner, Joe Troell, Bob Kochie, Rich Mladek, Dave Dishner, Mike Elliott, George Blanyar, Jeff Donish, Bob Polashenski, Earl Schoonamaker, Harriet Dias, Bob DaCunha, Chip Downs, Mike Pavuk and Ken Heller. Teams are reminded that second round dues should be dropped off at either the Other Side or at Bobby D's. Girls' Softball signups still on Freeland Area Girls' Softball will have more signups this week. Signups will be held today to Wednesday from 7 to 9 p.m.

at 716 Front the home of Charles Sheaman; Friday from 6 to 8 p.m. at the Freeland YMCA; and Saturday from 1 to 4 p.m., also at the YMCA. Girls ages 7 to 16 are eligible. For more information, call 636-0886. Playoffs tonight The Freeland YMCA Men's Basketball League will hold a playoff game for the league's second-half championship at 7:15 p.m.

today at the YMCA. Jimbo's Party Beverage and Senape's Bakery ended up with 7-1 records last week. They are league champs and if Jimbo's wins, another game between the two teams is needed. CYKAT pQ 1 Kindergarten signups Thurs. 1 996 Tribune Media Service, Inc.

hhjms Reserved. YUTIN 1 1 a rri I LJ EGMAIP 1 I KYl RAUBUE i lj I i Print answer here vtv Kindergarten registration will be held Thursday at McAdoo-Kelayres Elementary School from 9:30 to 11:30 a.m. and 1 to 3:30 p.m. A certified birth or baptismal certificate confirming that the child was born on or before Sept. 1, 1992, and immunization records are required at the time of registration.

No child who turns 5 after Sept. 1, 1997 can be enrolled. SENIOR MENU Today: roast beef with gravy, parsley-potatoes, carrot coins, cole slaw, a pear and a wheat roll. Tuesday: closed, Valentine's Day party at Dean Anthony's. Ash Wednesday: vegetable soup, fish filet, rice pilaf, a vegetable, apple sauce and rye bread.

Thursday: grape juice, spaghetti and meatballs, Romano green beans, garden salad, Neopolitan ice cream and Italian bread. Friday: a tuna hoagie with lettuce and tomato, pasta salad, mixed fruit and cake. (Answers tomorrow) Jumbles: YOUTH PROVE JUMBLE BEHELD Answer: The graduating track star's biggest challenge -THE JOB HURDLE Saturday's JUMBLE CLASSIC SERIES NO. 17 To ontor, Mnd chock payiblo to Trtbuno MUa Services, P.O. Box 1040ASAE The faster way of getting your income tax refund Rapid Refund electronic filing from Block.

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