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PAGE TWO EVENING HERALD OF SHENANDOAH-ASHLAND MAHANOY CITY MONDAY, JULY 29, 1974 Accidents injure four OBITUARIES 4 K- Joseph Blackwell Mrs. James McGill Michael Pachuta Mrs. James (Marie Coughlin) McGill of Dayton, Ohio, a former Girardville resident, died Sunday. Born in Girardville on Nov. 15, it a.m.

and their investigation revealed the vehicle was the one sought in connection with the incident. Tape recording equipment, a class ring and camera, radio and hunting knife valued at $384 was the burglary loot taken from the room of Robert Dunn, 107 S. George street over the weekend. Robert Hoffman, 818 Main street, reported the theft of a chaise lounge and a rocking chair from his back yard Saturday night. Police continued their checks of city bars for violations of the liquor code closing hour with early morning inspections of nine taverns Saturday.

No violations were reported but police said all of the establishments were advised of the law, which they plan to enforce. Francis Burns reported his car was damaged when struck by a hit-and-run vehicle while parked in the 500 block of Way Corporation Have-A-Car Leasing Company, Theodore Sidoriak, of Stratford, and Joseph R. Foster, of 212 Mahantongo street, Pottsville. Ronald C. Roeder, of R.D.

1, New Ringgold, was charged with going through a red traffic light following a car crash involving the truck he was driving and a station wagon driven by Robert Logan, of 923 Fairmont avenue, Pottsville. The crash occurred at 8:56 p.m. Sunday at Centre and Arch streets. Dennis J. Mitsock, 20, of 231 Laurel street, Minersville, was charged with failing to stop at the scene of an accident at 12:10 a.m.

Saturday. Police said Vincent Joseph Baiocco, of 216 West Market street, reported his car, parked in front of his home, had been struck by a hit-and-run vehicle. Officers Joseph Murton and Robert Dusel reported stopping the Mitsock car at 18th and West Market strpAfs at U-as Ukrainian dignitaries. Clergy present at Lakewood Sunday for 4lst annual Ukrainian Day Included (front from left) Archbishop Ambiose Senyshyn, Auxiliary Bishop Basil Losten of Philadelphia, Very Rev. George Dubitskyof Shamokln, (rear) AAsgr.

Stephen Hrynuck, Very Rev. Bohdan Izakof Scranton, Rev. Stephen Hotra of AAafzeville, program chairman. (Emll photo) Michael Pachuta, 76, a retired Mt. Carmel pharmacist, died Saturday.

Stanley Novatka Stanley Novatka, 537 East Centre street, Shenandoah, died Saturday in Locust Mountain Hospital where he had been a patient one day. Born in Shenandoah son of the late Frank and Felicia (Salasky Novatka, he was an Army veteran of World War II, was wounded in action and awarded the Purple Heart. He was a member of St. Casimir's Church and the Veterans of Foreign Wars. A sister, Florence Chesonis, and two brothers, John and Paul, died within the last three years.

Surviving are tour sisters, Mrs. Peter (Florence) Kusiesky, Mrs. John (Anna) McCool, Mrs. Leo (Josephine) O'Shura, all of Shenandoah; Mrs. Leo (Hattie) Gavinowicz, of Philadelphia; nieces and nephews.

Funeral Thursday at 8:30 from the Oravitz Home for Funerals. Mass at 9 in St. Casimir's Church. Viewing Wednesday, 2 to 9 p.m. Interment in parish cemetery.

GIRARDVILLE NEWS 1896, daughter of the late Michael and Bridget (Donohue) Coughlin, she was a former Pennsylvania school teacher. Her husband James died in 1966. Survivors include two daughters, Mrs. Thomas (Anne) Brennan, with whom she resided and Mrs. Donald (Margaret) DeSanze of Yucaipa, and five grandchildren.

Mass Wednesday at 8 p.m. at 5630 Marblehead Drive, Dayton, Ohio. Rosary and funeral Mass will be in Yucaipa, with burial in the Mountain View Cemetery, San Bernardino. Richard Purcell Richard C. Purcell, 74, Miami, Florida, formerly of Mahanoy City, died suddenly Sunday.

Born in Shenandoah, son of the Edward and Sarah (McGee) Purcell, he spent most of his life in Mahanoy City, and had been a bus driver for the Schuylkill Transit Co. for 30 years. His first wife, Theresa (Klitsch), preceded him in death. Surviving are his wife, the former Elynor Yodis, of Frackville; three daughters: Mrs. Maurice (Regina) Friel and -Rosemary of Philadelphia; Theresa Boyle, Park Crest; one sister, Mrs.

John (Margaret) Munehart, M.D. of Philadelphia; two grandsons, nieces and nephews. A private burial will take Area happenings Four persons were injured and several charged with violations of the motor vehicle code in other weekend accidents investigated by Pottsville police. Police said Robert Bracy, 18, and Kevin Bracy, 17, both of 621 John O'Hara street, were taken to the Good Samaritan Hospital in the police car following an accident on Laurel Boulevard Sunday at 7:56 p.m. Both were occupants in a car driven by Glenn Runkle, of 32 Wood street, Port Carbon.

The driver of the other car was identified as John S. Kardisco, of 36 Main street, Morea. Dennis David Minnich, of 73 Railroad street, Cressona, was treated at Pottsville Hospital for multiple abrasions and contusions of the back sustained when the motorcycle he was riding was struck from behind by a car operated by Stephen B. Wesnoski, 22, of 432 N. Second street, Pottsville.

Police said Wesnoski was charged with following a vehicle too closely. Sandra 610 Laurel street, Pottsville, was taken to the Pottsville Hospital but declined treatment after the car she was driving struck four parked cars on Second street Sunday at 1:44 p.m. Police said owners of the vehicles struck were General Ambulance Calls The Phoenix Community Ambulance Corps listed the following calls: Victor Minkiewicz, 199 Schuylkill avenue, Shenandoah Heights, to Locust Mountain Hospital. Mrs. Emeline Jones, 123 South' West street, Shenandoah, from Locust Mountain to Broad Mountain Manor.

Joseph Karas, 205 West Columbus street, Shenandoah, to Locust Mountain. Working time Working Tuesday New St. Nicholas Central Breaker, St. Nicholas Fine Coal Plants 4 5, two shifts, Pine Forest Stripping, St. Nicholas Retail Pockets Oakhill, Rosa Breaker, Rosa Pockets open until 4 p.m.

David D. Witcofski, 32, of Hazleton, was killed Saturday at 11:40 p.m. in a car-motorcycle crash on the Edgwood-St. Johns Road just west of Route 309. Police said the victim and Stanley Papaj, 20, and a third unidentified man were all riding motorcycles.

The victim's cycle was struck by a car driven by Stephen J. Nemchick, Hazleton, who told police the one motorcycle moved into his line of traffic and he was unable to avoid the crash. The American Legion Band of Mahanoy City will present a concert Tuesday evening in front of the Ashland American Legion Home, under the direction of Edward McDermott, including marches, novelty tunes and other selections. Music for the occasion is provided by a grant from the Recording Industries Music Performance Trust fund obtained through the cooperation of Local 170, American Musicians. Federation of Dollars And Sense By Ed Baskeyfield batted in two with a first inning single, while Tom Petrousky, Mickey Rowland, Bill Rowland, Joe Kenney, and Joe Stockunas each had singles.

The win gave the Dragons an even split with Branch at a game each for the season. Girardville has a make-up game with Mahanoy City to close out the league schedule at a date to be announced later. REPORTS ASHLAND HOSPITAL Admissions: Ashland: El wood Kaufman, Harold Curry Gordon: Verna Getty Lavelle: Robert Paul Girardville: Elsie Paige, Anthony Nagg, Marcus Secundo, Martin Murray Centralia: Alex Lupatsky Sr. Shenandoah Joseph Sherlin Discharges: Ashland: Shirley. Burns, Charles Leeds, Gillian Nicholls Locustdale: William Schaeffer Gordon: Mabel Morgan and baby boy Girardville: Rose Ranieri Frackville: Jeannine Lip-shaw, Jeanette Patterson, Charles Touchinsky Shenandoah: Sophie Zelinauskas Dispensary: Lost Creek Andrew McDonald, bee sting.

Mahanoy City: Helen Cavanaugh, leg laceration; Harry Davidson, foot and ankle injury. Ashland: Laurel Kohlenberg, dog bite; Sarah Puketza, ankle injury; Paul Schuler, leg injury; Thomas Hornung, mouth cut; Patricia Snyder, forehead cut. Lavelle: Francis Kroh, ankle injury. Frackville: Frederick Martin, finger cut; Joseph Politowsky, insect bite. Shenandoah: Joseph Sherlin, back and neck pains.

GOOD SAMARITAN HOSPITAL Admissions: Pottsville: Elizabeth Becker, Kevin Bracey, Carolyn Curran, Anna Dorazio, Margaret Jefferson, Margaret Meyers, Joseph Minder, Paul Moser, Carl Roos, Kelly Selinko, Betty. Youst Seltzer: Charles Ruscavage Saint Clair: Doris Bennett Gordon: Franklin Hepler Barnesville: Emily Kessler Schuylkill Haven: Mary Krammes, Shannon Miles, Mary Ritzel Minersville: Joanne Lohin, Catherine Tracey Port Carbon: John McNulty, Joan Warm kesse'l Palo Alto: Carol Phillips Cressona: George Shaw Kaska: Barbara Stutzman Where to be heard Tuesday North Schuylkill Landfill Association, 7:30 p.m. Wednesday Shenandoah Sewage Authority, 8:30 p.m. Friday Girardville Borough Council, 7 p.m.; Butler Township Supervisors, 7 p.m. Joseph G.

Blackwell, Tamaqua R.D. 2, died Sunday in the Allentown Hospital where he had been a patient since Friday. Born in Ryan Township, son of the late Benjamin and Elizabeth (Witchey) Blackwell, he served in the U.S. Army in World War was the First Commander of the Quakake American Legion Post, was a retired machinist of the Lehigh Valley Railroad and member of Christ United Church of Christ. His wife, the former Caroline Kline, died in 1967.

Surviving are three sons: Sheldon, Tuckerton; Joel, Wilmington, Donald, Pottstown; three daughters: Mrs. Joseph (Caroline) Stevens, Phoenixville; Mrs. Richard (J. Lenore) Schmeltzle, Macungie; Mrs. Marvin (Gail) Arrant, Conroe, Texas; a sister, Sara Blackwell, Park Crest.

Ptmftiwl UanmHav of 1 1 a from the Christ Funeral Home with interment in White Church Cemetery, Barnesville. Viewing Wednesday 10a.m. until funeral Aa rs. Mary Dempsey Mrs. Mary Dempsey, 87, of Asheville, N.C., formerly of Centralia, died July 26.

Born in Free burg, daughter of the late William and Alice (Schnee) Hepner, she was a member of St. Ignatius' Church, Centralia. Her husband, Edward, died in 1929. Surviving are three sons and a daughter: Edward, William, and Raymond, all of Centralia; Mrs. Mary Nailling, Asheville, N.C., with whom she resided since 1943; 19 grandchildren and 18 greatgrandchildren.

Funeral Wednesday from the Stutz Funeral Home, Centralia. Mrs. William Galgay Mrs. William (Mary Tierney) Galgay of Cambridge, died at Cape Cod while attending the 31st wedding anniversary party for her son and daughter-in-law, James and Marjorie Galgay. She was 83 and recently celebrated her 60th anniversary with her husband and relatives, renewing marriage vows for the second time in ten years at St.

Mary's Church in Cambridge, followed by a reception at Cottage Crest in Walt ham. Mrs. Galgay's survivors, besides her husband, are sons Frank of Frackville, John of Hartsdale, N.Y., a recently appointed federal judge; William, James, George and David, also a daughter Mrs. Robert (Rosemary) Lowrie in the Cambridge area. Further surviving are 41 grandchildren and 25 greatgrandchildren.

Mrs. Anne Grady Mrs. Anne Grady, 609 West Maple street, Mahanoy City, died at Rest Haven where she had been a patient a short time after having been hospitalized at the Good Samaritan. Born in Mahanoy City, daughter of the late Joseph and Katherine Griggs, she was a member of St. Joseph's Church, the Sacred Heart Society Magdalene Society, Holy Rosary Society.

Her husband Mike; daughter Katherine, and son Bernard, preceded her in death. Surviving are one son, Michael, Mahanoy City; a brother, Joseph Griggs, Mahanoy City; two granddaughters, seven greatgrandchildren; nieces and nephews. Funeral Thursday at 8:30 from the Truskowsky Funeral Parlors with Mass at 9 in St. Joseph's Church. Interment in St.

Canicus Cemetery. Viewing Wednesday from 2-4 and 6-10 p.m. Mrs. Fred Kudel Mrs. Fredrick (Elizabeth Lord) Kudel, 33 West Maple street, Mahanoy City died yesterday in the Pottsville Hospital.

Born in Mahanoy City, April 5, 1903, daughter of the late Maurice and Martha (Mason) Lord, she was a member of the Primitive Methodist Church and the Ladies' Aid Society, the Senior Citizens, American Association of Retired Persons and the Moose Auxiliary. Surviving are her husband; five daughters: Mrs. Martin (Lillian) Loft us, Mahanoy City; Mrs. Paul (Elizabeth) Carver, Millers, Mrs. Joseph (Anna) Smith, Mahanoy City; Mrs.

Francis (Mary) Elco, Levittown; Mrs. Lawrence (Rose) Moore, Mechanicsburg; one son, Raymond, Marysville; one sister, Mrs. Harold (Elsie) Robins of Frackville; 24 grandchildren; 8 greatgrandchildren; nieces and nephews. Funeral will be Thursday from Ritz Funeral Home. Interment will be in German Protestant Cemetery.

TEENER LEAGUE Although he was reached for 13 hits, including 3 doubles and a triple, Mickey Rowland pitched a gritty game to beat Branch Township, 9 to 7, in a County Teener League battle. In registereing their fourth victory, Girardville rapped out 9 singles and took advantage of 8 walks. Mark Bradley led the way with "3 for 4" and a pair of runs batted in. John Green also HOSPITAL LOCUST MOUNTAIN HOSPITAL Admissions: Shenandoah: Catherine Kamarunas, Helen Barry, Jennie Miller, Eleanor Romonusky Discharges: Shenandoah: Emeline Jones, Victoria Kane Barnesville: Arvesta Smulligan Dispensary Shenandoah: Frank Shatalsky, hand injury; Helen Barry, medical; Robert Kapusnick, knee injury; Michelle Jacavage, insect bite of eye; Joseph Rittie, dog bite of arm; Gerald Sadusky, medical; Bernard Chatkiewicz, eye injury; Margarite Barrett, leg laceration; Edmund Grodzki, medical. Gilberton: George Trakes, finger injury Frackville: John Pours, medical.

Girardville: Marion Davis, medical. Mahanoy City: Pat Long, multiple contusions; Barbara Richmond, ankle injury; Harry Davidson, foot injury; Harry Schad, surgical; Jacqueline Baker, medical. Shenandoah Heights: Victor Menkiewicz, back injury; Glen Chesonis, leg laceration. RD, Ringtown: Terry Lynn Bley, medical treatment; Frank Bercofsky hand laceration. Ringtown: Adam Houser, finger cut; Jason Milewski, medical.

Ashland: Maryann Thomas, insect bite of finger. Barnesville: Arne Cor-nelussen, punctiure of finger. POTTSVILLE HOSPITAL Admissions: i Girardville: Deborah Horan Pottsville: Irene Dunleavy, Michael Delaney, Charles Czulada, Kathleen East, Edward Patterson, Ruth Ann Corby, Susetta Moser, Betty Gregan, John Snyder, Margaret Schick, Kathryn Krell, Abe Weiner Frackville: Ricky Cunningham Mahanoy City: Elizabeth Kuzel Saint Clair: Peter McDonald Cressona: Guy Hoy, Cora Barris, Karen Rountree Schuylkill Haven: Jack Daubert, Mary McKeone, Robert Bair, Mary Ann Gordon Discharges Girardville: Robert Klees Pottsville: Linda Marcolla, Dolores Kindred, Ruth Davis, Eva Stone Shenandoah: John Chernis, Helen Pechulis Saint Clair: Clara Gehring Mahanoy City: August Brentari Frackville: Veronica Deptula Morea: John Brinsko BROAD MOUNTAIN MANOR Admissions: Shenandoah: EmOine Jones Frackville: Peter Jaskierski Discharges: Frackville: Helen Walukiewicz CE03 The Mahanoy Township Supervisors will hold their monthly meeting on Friday Aug. 9, at 8 p.m. at the Mahanoy Township Water Authority office, 46 North Main street, Mahanoy City.

The meeting was originally scheduled for Aug. 12. For September the regular meeting date will prevail, the second Monday of the month. An estimated $650 damage occurred to three cars, two of them parked, Sunday at 1 a.m. near 14th and Walnut street, Ashland.

Gary E. Shay, 28, of 6212 Locust street, Harrisburg, made a turn from South 14th street onto Walnut, where his 1969 Ford struck a 1972 Plymouth station wagon and a 1970 Chevrolet sedan, both of which are owned by Francis H. McCormick, 1403 Walnut street. There were no injuries. Centralia Senior Action Center will hold its weekly meeting Thursday in the American Legion Post Home.

A catered dinner will be served at noon. Mrs. Berl Benson, will show slides and pictures of the Philippines, where she spent two years. In addition to $100, $50 and $25 prizes presented to the first, second and third winners of the art exhibit at Ray Walsh's Peter Kehley House, the Miners' National, Merchants' and Union National Banks of Shenandoah presented five $10 prizes to honorable mention winners Rick Martin, James M. Matrone, Sylvia Taylor, Ruth Mills, and Mildred Yupcavage.

BIRTHS A daughter to John and Linda (Betz) Sullivan, 1316 East Pine Street, Mahanoy City, at Good Samaritan Hospital. A daughter to Eugene and Jean (Long) Huntsinger, 2 Blossom Lane, Schuylkill Haven, at Good Samaritan Hospital. A son to Donald and Bonnie (Lucas) Artz, 525 Main Street, Hegins, at Good Samaritan Hospital. A daughter to George and Barbara (Morgan) Sotak, 48 Emerick Street, Brockton, at Pottsville Hospital. A son to Michael and Deborah (Brennan) Horan, 17 East Ogden Street, Girardville, at Pottsville Hospital.

Birthdays James, son of Mr. and Mrs. William Breslosky, 417 West Centre street, Shenandoah, his ninth. Josephine, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.

Joseph Backo, 26 Lower street, Morea, her 20th. Russell, son of Mr. and Mrs. Russell Motsko, 210 W. Spruce Mahanoy City, his 12th.

Cheryl, daughter of Mrs. Hazel McAfee, 618 E. Pine Mahanoy City, her 14th. Mahlon Stocker, 135 E. Mahanoy City, yesterday.

Anniversary Happy anniversary to: John and Elizabeth (Sharaka) Kasper, 48 North Eighth street, Mahanoy City, their 44th. They have 5 children and 17 grand children. Q3B Auxiliary gives hospital gifts A food cart and two folding tables were donated by the Locust Mountain State Hospital Auxiliary for use in the kitchen. This was reported by Mrs. Catherine Maksimik, president, at a meeting of the auxiliary held in the hospital annex.

Miss Lena Seigert, dietitian, thanked the auxiliary for the much-needed equipment and reported she checked on various types of insulated trays which the auxiliary would purchase. These are used to keep foods at proper temperatures for serving. It was announced that the auxiliary membership now totals 234 and an invitation is extended to all women in the area to join the group. Hostesses for the meeting were Mrs. Nellie Gouba, Mrs.

Clara Hannis and Mrs. Julia Juck. The next meeting is scheduled for Friday, Aug. 16. Hostesses will be Mrs.

Helen Harida, Mrs. Mary Sakovich and Mrs. Ann Taylor. Church society at Phillies game St. Joseph's Holy Name members of Mahanoy City were among the 55,000 fans at Veterans Stadium in Philadelphia on Saturday to see the Phillies defeat Pittsburgh in a two-night doubleheader, 6-5 and 7-4.

It was the fifth largest crowd in stadium history. The Holy Name also has 40 tickets for the Baltimore Colts-Buffalo Bills football game in Baltimore on October 13, Reservations are open to anyone on a first-come basis by contacting Nick Forte at 773-0574. Meetings A special meeting of the Good American Hose will be held Tuesday, July 30 at 7 :30 p.m. All members are. urged to attend.

A special meeting of the Mahanoy City Borough Council will be held tonight at 7:30 in the Municipal Building. FUNERALS George Kubilus Funeral services for George Kubilus, Shenandoah, were held from the Oravitz Home for Funerals. Mass was celebrated in St. Casimir's Church, by Monsignor Julian Zagorski, assisted by Father Joseph Rapczynski and Father Anthony Nemiotka. Teofil Galezniak led the choir.

American Legion Post 370 and the Shenandoah Elks held memorial services. Pallbearers were Joseph Igelski, John Kalman, William Pack, William Dove, John Dziecak and George Korey. Honorary pallbearers were Joseph Murray, John McGuire, Clarence Broderick and Edward Schlauch. Interment was in St. Casimir's Cemetery.

Joseph LHsch Funeral services for Joseph A. Litsch took place from the Post Funeral Home with Father James Sweeney in charge of Mass in Saint Canicus Church. Father Richard Tranovich had a scripture reading at the viewing. Interment was in the parish cemetery. Pallbearers were all grandsons of the deceased: Leonard Dalinsky, Brendan Dillon, Michael Dillon, and George, John and Sean Litsch.

Catherine McDonald Funeral services for Mrs. James (Catherine) McDonald were held from 1021 Centre street, Ashland. Mass was celebrated in St. Joseph's fhiirnh Ky ev. Frederick Skotek.

Rev. Walter Hall was in the Sanctuary. Pallbearers, nephews of the deceased, were Thomas Kelly, Bernard Kelly, Michael Kelly, Shaun Kelly, John Kelly, Thomas Kelly, Robert McCormick and Thomas McCormick. Interment was made in St. Joseph's Cemetery, Fountain Springs.

M.J. McDonald and Son had charge. the Mrs. Helen Walukiewicz Mrs. Helen Walukiewicz of 42 North Broad Mountain avenue, Frackville, died Sunday in Locust Mountain Hospital after an illness of several months.

Daughter of the late Stanley and Frances (Kaczynska) Siedlik, she was born in Shenandoah and preceded in death by her husband, Stanley (Stack) in 1928, also by three children, Florence, Walter and Stanley. She was a member of St. Stanislaus Church, Shenandoah, and St. Ann's Church, Frackville, the Rosary and Sacred Heart Societies of St. Stanislaus, the Polish Women's Alliance Group 3J8, and St.

Ann's Guild, Fraclr ille. Surviving are her son Robert Walukiewicz, Marshfieid, Massachusetts; two daughters, Mary Niedziewicki, Frackville, and Eilene Shubick, Houston, Texas; two sisters, Bertha Mickofesf and Mary Blich, both of Shenandoah; a daughter-in-law Gail Wall Biddle, nieces and nephews. The funeral is 9 a.m. Wed nesday from the Walukiewicz Funeral Home, followed by Mass at 9:30 at St. Stanislaus Church.

Viewing Tuesday 2-10 p.m. Interment in St. Stanislaus Cemetery. Obituaries 57 BLACK WELL Joseph G. Blackwell, R.D.

2, Tamaqua. Funeral Wednesday 11 a.m. from the Christ Funeral Home, Hometown. Mass in Bethany Methodist Church officiated by Rev. William Pahls.

Interment in White Church Cemetery, Bar nesville. Friends may call Wednesday 10 a.m. until time of Funeral. Lamar Christ Funeral Director in charge. NOVATKA-Stanley Novatka, 537'2 East Centre street, Shenandoah.

Funeral Thursday, 8:30 a.m., from Oravitz Home for Funerals. Mass at 9 o'clock in St. Casimir's Church. Viewing Wednesday, 2 to 9 p.m. Interment in parish cemetery.

A. Ollie B. Oravitz has charge. PrtZYBYLIK Mrs. Ella Przybylik, 224 North Jardin Street, Shenandoah.

Funeral Tuesday 9 a.m. from Walukiewicz Funeral Parlors. Mass 9:30 a.m. St. Stanislaus Church.

Interment parish cemetery. Viewing Sunday 6-9 p.m. and Monday 2-9 p.m. Family requests flowers be omitted. Walukiewicz has charge.

i SZYMASZEK Edward Szy-maszek, 127 Zane Philadelphia, formerly of Shenandoah. Funeral Wednesday 8:30 a.m. from the Oravitz Funeral Home with Mass at 9 in St. Casimir's Church. Burial in parish cemelery.

Friends may call Tuesday from 6 to 9 p.m. A. Ollie B. Oravitz in charge. WALUKIEWICZ-Mrs.

Helen Walukiewicz, 42 North Broad mountain Manor, Fiackville, died Sunday morning at Locust Mountain Hospital. Funeral services Wednesday at 9 a.m. from the Walukiewicz Funeral Home. Mass at St. Stanislaus Church at 9:30.

Viewing Tuesday 2-10 p.m. Interment in St. Stanislaus Cemetery. Walukiewicz Funeral Home has charge. BEFORE YOU SIGN A CONTRACT place in Miami.

John Ryan John Patrick Ryan of East Mines, St. Clair, died suddenly at sea July 26 of a heart attack. An electrician for Sealand Service Incorporated of Elizabeth, N.J., he was aboard the ship "San Juan." Born in Georgia, son of the late John and Theresa (O'Keefe) Ryan, he had been a merchant seamen for many years. He was a member of St. Mary's Church, St.

Clair; the Hose company of East Mines, and the St. Clair Fish and Game Association. Surviving are his wife, the former Mary Rosenberger; a son John, five sisters, Mrs. Ceil Fitzpatrick, Mrs. Jule Sasola, Miss Mary Agnes Ryan, Mrs.

Catherine Roy, all of Savannah, Mrs. Sally Douglas of Greenville, South Carolina. Monahan Funeral Home, St. Clair, has charge. Mahanoy City ambulance drivers (On call from midnight to 5 a.m.) Monday Clyde Holman, 773-1312.

Tuesday Francis Kieres, 773-2955. Wednesday James Delbertis, 773-0610. Thursday Keith Northey, 773-1161. Friday-Clyde Schaeffer, 773-3655. Saturday Thomas King, 773-3815.

Sunday Edward Fletcher, 773-1430. Cards of Thanks 55 THE KUBILUS and Halon families express their thanks for Mass cards, flowers, funeral cars, pallbearers, and other kind acts shown during their bereavement, the death of George Kubilus. THE FAMILY of the late Elizabeth Sabol wishes to express sincere appreciation to those who contributed Mass and sympathy cards, messages of condolence, floral arrangements, use of cars for the funeral, to pallbearers and others who offered their personal services in its recent sorrow. THE FAMILY of the late Albert Moskol wishes to extend its deepest appreciation to those who offered Mass cards, floral tributes, use of funeral cars, messages of condolence, sympathy cards, to pallbearers and others who offered personal acts of kindness during its recent bereavement. THE FAMILY of the late Joseph Litsch expresses sincere thanks for Mass cards, floral offerings, messages of sympathy and condolence, use of cars, pallbearers and all kind acts during their recent bereavement.

JAMES McDONALD and family express their thanks for Mass cards, flowers, donors of funeral cars, pallbearers and other kind acts offered during their recent bereavement, the death of Mrs. James (Catherine) O'Brien. Remember these points: 1. Read it carefully. Be sure you understand every clause.

See that everything promised or agreed upon orally is in the contract. Don't be hurried into signing. If possible, take it home to study, especially if a sizeable sum is Involved. Better still, have your lawyer pass on it. You may save his fee many times over.

2. Once you sign a contract, you are bound by it. You can't void or change it unless the other party agrees. If he violates it, you don't necessarily have an out. The contract must specify such a provision.

3. A contract does not have to look like a legal document to be one. Almost any written agreement could be binding, even a signed receipt. Tuscarora: Mary Vacula Discharges: Pottsville: Donald Adams Frances Bartzel, Dennis Moran, David Michel, Mary O'Brien, Angela Pellegrino, John Perry, Tanis Rozetar, John Tranquillo, Lorraine Zook Tamaqua: Florence Boyer Mount Carbon: Shawn Curran Shaft: Albert Discavage Mahanoy City: James Hanley Frackville: Elsie Hughes-Minersville: Michael Koshkodin Port Carbon: Helen Knight, Ruth Weber Cressona: Maude Moyer Seltzer: Stanley Pulaski Marlin: Paula Rudyk Schuylkill Haven: Michael Ulsh Saint Clair: Anastasia Zubar HAZLETON STATE HOSPITAL 4. Make sure the copy of the contract signed by you and the one signed by the other party are identical.

Don't sign until all blank spaces are filled in. 5. When you contract to have work done that you can't check on in advance, make sure all details are spelled out materials, workmanship, and completion date with a stipulation of what happens if date is not met. Discharged: Park Place: Victoria Fecta Hazleton Discharged: Shenandoah: William Rozew Sheppton: Mary Tanner GEISINGER Danville Admissions: Girardville: Mrs. Sophie Balsavage St.

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