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PRESENTS SCHOLARSHIPS Ernest Koegel of the Lehighton Elks Lodge awards $250 scholarships to Virginia Wells of Jim Thorpe, Debor- ah Foulsham of Lehighton and Ronald Kurinec of Jim Thorpe during annual Flag Day program. 7 P.V.-Carbon County Area Couples Observe Anniversaries of Weddings A South Tamaqua couple the list of seven Panther Carbon County area couples observing wedding anniversaries. Mr. and Mrs. Howard Hill of South Tamaqua noted their 45th anniversary yesterday.

Mrs. Hill is the former Lillian tired of the Lehigh NaviSoutham. employer husband is a regation Coal Co. They have four daughters, Mrs. Bert Sell, Wargo and Mrs.

John Vinscavage, all of Tamaqua, and Florence, at home. They have three grandchildren. LehightonRiflemen Defeat PohoPoco Lehighton Junior Rifle Club defeated the PohoPoco Junior Rifle Club, 435-386, during an indoor match the Lehighton Sportsmen's Club. The contest was held in conjuncLe-Ition with recreation month actiities sponsored the Lehighton Recreation Commission. Lehighton club and A their scores were Daniel Hontz.

68; Richard Hontz, 93; Ronald Arner, 90; Harry Rohlfing, 89, and Allen Rohlfing, 95. Scores of the PohoPoco Club were Susan Shellhamer, 63: Daid Benner, 81; Charles Behler, 92; Terryl Leuckel, 57, Joanne Shellhamer, 93. Deaths Deaths North DEREMER Hills, formerly of Jim years, Thorpe, George, 46 of June 14, 1961, in Abington Memorial pital. Services 2 p.m. Saturday, Melber Funeral Home, 524 Center Jim Thorpe.

The Rev. Albert Teske, pastor of United Church of Christ, Woodcrest, Mauch Philadelphia, Chunk will Cemetery. officiate. Call Interment Friday. Nathan L.

Melber. FAUZIO-Paul, 6 W. Columbus Nesquehoning, June 13, 1961, in Gnaden Huetten Memorial Hospital, Lehighton; husband of Stella (Malaska) Fauzio. Services 9:30 a.m. Saturday Rosario in the Fauzio home of of Mrs.

10 W. Requiem Columbus Nesquehoning. Solemn High Mass of Mount aCrmel Church, New Columbus. Interment Gate of Heaven Cemetery, until New time of service. Joseph p.m.

E. Sniscak. Columbus. Call 2 Thursday SIGMAN Mrs. Jennie, of 314 1st Weatherly, June 15, 1961, in the home of her sister and brother-in-law, Mr.

and Mrs. Floyd T. Warner of 310 1st Weatherly; widow of Thomas C. Sigman. Services 2:30 p.m.

Sunday, Philip Jeffries Weatherly. Funeral Home, 1st and Packer Streets, The Rev. Byron R.I Stauffer, pastor of Zion Evangelical theran Church, Weatherly, will officiate. Interment Union Cemetery, Weatherly. Call 4-9 p.m.

Saturday. Philip J. Jeffries. SURINA-Mrs. Anastasia, 33 E.

High Coaldale, June 13, 1961, in Coaldale Hospital; widow of Stephen Surina. Services 8:30 a.m. Friday in the residence. Requiem High Mass 9 a.m., SS. and Methodius Church, Coaldale.

Interment parish cemetery, Nesquehoning. Call Wednesday until time of funeral. August Gulla. WILLIAMS-Mrs. Mary, 18 Foster Coaldale, June 15, 1961, in Coaldale Hospital; widow of Evan R.

Williams. Services 2 p.m. Saturday, Holmes Funeral Home, 200 E. Bertsch Lansford. The Rev.

Francis Pascoe, pastor of First Congregational Church, Coaldale, will officiate. Interment Odd Fellows Cemerety, Tamaqua, Call 7-9 p.m. Friday. Russel A. Holmes.

Couple Sues Furniture Company A Palmerton furniture company the lease. Another demand was made on the defendant to leave the premises on Aug. 11, 1960, under the same conditions. The building was vacated by the Silver Co. on Sept.

1, 1960. The Susanins are requesting judgment of $1,110.40 for repairs that were needed after the defendant left the building; $330 rep- was named defendant in a $2,031 civil court suit filed yesterday in Carbon County. Silver Furniture 634 Delaware is the defendant in the action instituted by Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Susanin of 45 Lafayette Palmerton.

The case stems from a series of (leases entered into by the furniture firm with. Mr. and Mrs. Susanin for property at 246-248 Delaware Palmerton. The property leases ran from June 1, 1946, to Aug.

31, 1960. On July 22, 1960, the plaintiffs demanded that the defendant vacate the premises and leave it in proper condition under terms of resenting a month's rent lost while making repairs and $591.23 for electric current allegedly not paid by the Silver firm. Monroe Briefs Monroe Briefs VICTORIA COUNCIL, Daughof America, will meet tonight in Stroudsburg Odd Fellows Hall ST. JOHN'S Sisterhood, Dames of Malta, will meet Monday night in Malta Temple, Stroudsburg. BOARD of Monroe County Children's Aid Society will meet Tuesday afternoon.

Library Receives Eight New Books Eight new books have been presented to the Lehighton Library, according to Marguerite Miner, librarian. Two memorial were pre. sented. "Arco's Complete Wo d- working Handbook" for William Roth by Lehigh Fire Co. 1, highton, and "Dr.

Schweitzer of Lambarene," for Charles A. Rehrig by his wife Mrs. Ivan B. Rehrig of Lehighton. Other donations were "A Diary From Dixie," by Ford A.

Grimm of Lehighton; "Physical Geology" and "Historical Geology" by Dr. Roland W. Brown of Lehighton R.D.; "Between You, Me and the Gatepost," by Lehighton Girl Scout Troop "The White Nile" and "Rizpah" by Mrs. Wilbur Noll of Lehighton. Library hours for the summer through Friday and 9 a.m.-noon Saturdays.

Salvation Army Program Outlined William Henry of the Sal(vation Army Corps, Wilkes-Barre, explained the corps' Welfare program when he addressed the Father-Son program of the Tamaqua Rotary Club last night. He also showed slides of his recent trip to England and Europe. About 15 sons of members attended the dinner meeting in the Tamaqua Elks Lodge. Carbon Briefs PANTHER VALLEY CARBON COUNTY MONROE, SCHUYLKILL COUNTIES THE MORNING CALL, Allentown, Friday, June 16, 1961 845 Properties Listed in Liens Filed for Nonpayment of Taxes Liens. totaling $20,170 have been filed against 845 properties in Carbon County for non-payment of 1960 real estate taxes.

The liens were contained in a delinquent tax report submitted by the county's tax claims bureau at yesterday's meeting of the county commissioners. The value of the liens includes the face amount of taxes and penalty imposed against the property owners for county and institution district purposes. Area Man Wins Moose Award Franklin P. Weidman, past governor of the Lehighton Moose Lodge, has been awarded the Pilgrim Degree of Merit, the highest degree of the Loyal Order of Moose. The presentation was during a ceremony at Mooseheart, Ill.

Weidman has been an active member of the Lehighton lodge 17 years, where he served as governor for three, terms. He also served as inside guard, outside cently guard, prelate, trustee todgendecre: tary. He is a past president of Moose District 3 and is president of the Second Degree of the Legion of Moose. He is also a member of the Lehighton lodge championship ritual team. Marriage Licenses Ronald W.

Weintraut and Carol G. Fritzinger, both of Lehighton. Glenn E. Dieter of Lehighton and Lois S. Hand of Parryville.

Rodney T. Rouse Jr. of Trenton, N.J. and Jean Jean M. Sabron of Summit! Hill.

A breakdown of the liens listing the number, amounts owned the county general fund those owed the institution district is as follows: Beaver Meadows, 9, Bowmanstown, 9, East Penn Township, 20, East Side Borough, 5, Franklin Township, $46, Jim Thorpe, 144, Kid- Ringtown Man Seeks Election In Legion Unit Robert F. Ertwine of Ringtown. for has announced his candidacy commander of American Legion District, which comprises all posts in Schuylkill County. Ertwine has served as commander of the Ringtown post, four years as a deputy district commander and is district membership chairman. The candidacies of George F.

Bruno of Fountain Hill for state Palmer commander of Easton and for Ellsworth nance committee were also announced during the meeting. Joseph J. O'Toole Jr. of Port Carbon, district commander, named Edward J. Shamonsky of Palo Alto as chairman of the district's credentials committee at the state convention July 19-22 in Erie.

E. Lamar Christ of Hometown was named to the resolutions committee; Lewis M. Krebs Sr. of Port Carbon, legislative; Paul E. Walter of Pine Grove, organization, and Ertwine, constitutional amendments committee.

PRIZE PEONY Mrs. Paul Heidman of Shoemakersville, judge of 15th annual flower show sponsored by the Lewistown Valley Flower SPORTING GOODS Big Reduction on FISHING TACKLE Wilson Hol-Hi1 GOLF BALLS Reg. 14.75 NOW 9.95 doz. for Wilson TENNIS BALLS 3 2.15 2.75 GOLF. EQUIPMENT.

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MI 5-3111 Lansford, Pa. FIRST Mr. and Mrs. Clarence of 124 E. High Coaldale, noted their 45th anniversary Wednesday.

Mrs. Burnette is the former Alice Richards of Coaldale. They have a daughter Mrs. Mildred Clarke of Philadelphia and a grandchild. are Mr.

and Mrs. Joseph Loftus Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Loftus of 320 W. Ridge Lansford, are observing their 30th anniversary today.

Mrs. Loftus is the former Mary Higgins. Her husband is employed as Lansford Borough supervisor. They are members of St. Ann's Church, Lansford, and the parents of three daughters, Mrs.

Stanley Yelito of Lansford: Mrs. John Simchak of Bethlehem and Mrs. Richard Wright of Clamtown. They have seven grandchildren. The Wilbur Ackermans Their 30th anniversary is being noted today by Mr.

and Mrs. Wilbur Ackerman of 137 E. Summit Summit Hill. Mrs. Ackerman is the former Eleanor Brown of Jim Thorpe.

Her husband is employed by Billig Brothers, Summit Hill contractors. They have four sons, Gary at home; Wilbur of Springfield, Richard, with the Air Force at Presque Isle, Ronald of Warrick, R.I., and a granddaughter. The William Lewis' Their 20th anniversary was noted Wednesday by Mr. and Mrs. William Lewis of 242 E.

Bertsch Lansford. Mrs. Lewis is the Thelma Beynon of Lansford. Her husband is employed by the Pennsylvania Power Light Co. A Ann.

They have a daughter, Charlotte The William Bogers Mr. and Mrs. William C. Boger Jr. of Lehighton R.1.

observed their 15th anniversary yesterday. Mrs. Boger is the former June Fogel, daughter of a Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Fogel of Lehighton R.1.

Her husband is employed at Penn Dixie Cement Bath. They are members of St. John's United Church of Christ, Mahoning Valley, and have two children, Ronald and Vicki. The William Beneks Mr. and Mrs.

William Benek of 426 W. Iron Summit Hill, also celebrated their 15th anniversary yesterday. MAHONING DRIVE IN THEATER Tonight Esther WILLIAMS in the "BIG SHOW" and "WALK TALL" SPECIAL meeting of Lans- Borough Hall THIRTY. ford AmVets Home Association will be held at 8 p.m. today ELIZABETH G.

KRAUSE and Kathleen Robinson McNair, both of Tamaqua, were graduated yesterday from he Temple University Hospital School of Nursing CONGREGATION of St. Paul's Methodist Church, Jim Thorpe, will hold an important meeting at 7:45, toPALMERTON Lions Club will install officers at 7 p.m. Monday in the Palmerton American Legion Post SUMMIT HILL American 'Le: gion Auxiliary will meet at 7:30 p.m. SURPLUS FOOD will be distributed to residents of Bowmanstown 4 p.m. Wednesday in the home of Victor Flexer of 328 Ore Bowmanstown AUXILIARY of Christopher Columbus Society, Tamaqua, will make its annual bus trip to Atlantic City July 15.

A bus will leave at 6:30 a.m. from the Majestic Hotel LEHIGHTON American Legion Post will meet at 8 p.m. Monday SURPLUS FOOD will be distributed to Lansford residents p.m. Monday in the Lansford American Legion Post. New applications will be accepted 1 1-3 p.m.

Wednesday in Lansford Star der Township, 23, $353.12. $124.36. el Lansford, 60, Lehigh Township, 17, Lehighton, 38, Towamensing Township, Township, 39, Mauch Chunk Township, 154, Packer Township, 1, 78 cents-28 cents; Palmerton, 77, Penn Forest Township, 2, Summit 103, Towamensing Township, 19. Weatherly, 30, and Weissport, 8, The total of the county liens is $14,803.20 and institution district $5,367.60. Tax collectors of Banks Township, Lausanne Township and Parryville failed to file liens by the May 1 deadline.

taxes are paid within" the next two year period, the properties will be up for sale by the tax claims bureau. State Scholarship Winner Announced Shirley Ann Kistler, a member of the Lehighton High School graduating class, has clared winner of a state scholarship, according to Stuart E. Prutzman, Carbon County superintendent of schools. The scholarship is valued at $200 and the winner may chose any approved college or university in the state. The examination was given April 7 in, Jim Thorpe Junior High School to 38 county area pupils.

Club, shows club president Mrs. Robert Schmauch of Tamaqua R. 1 one of the prize winning entries in the specimen division. by Artcarved For. FATHER'S DAY Speidel WATCH BANDS Twist-0-Flex from $4.95 Other Suggestions WALLETS and TIE SETS YOUNG JEWELERS PALMERTON, PA.

Open Friday Saturday Evenings Votes Joint C.D. Unit Schylkill County Commissioners have approved the formation of a joint Civil Defense organization for Pottsville and the county. The joint organization is needed in order to be eligible for state and federal government -C. grants. The commissioners recommended the appointment of John Carlin of Pottsville as director of the new program.

Final approval will be made by Gov. Lawrence. The commissioners announced $10,672 was spent on Memorial Day programs in the county. The funds went in small allocations to. the various county veterans organizations and for flags for veterans graves and ammunition for firing squads.

Emmaus Vol. Fire Co. ANNUAL CLAMBAKE for Members and Guests SUNDAY, JUNE 25 WOTRING'S GROVE, Schnecksville Deadline for Tickets Thurs. June 22 STRAWBERRIES qt. or PICK-YOUR-OWN for qt.

Mile South of Trachsville Church Palmerton Rt. 2 RAYMOND BORGER Mrs. Benek is the former Barbara Tosoni, daughter of Mrs. Barbara Tosoni of Summit Hill. Her husband is employed by Bundy Tubing Hometown.

They have two children, Barbara Ann and Louis Joseph. COMING EVENTS ANNUAL PICNIC of FRIENDSHIP GRANGE Mahoning Fire Co. Grounds June 17 Rain Date June Music by Kresge Variety Band Cake Walks WISHES, CAN COME Vindale BUY of a LIFETIME MOBILE HOME TRUE SEE Made with your com- SEE THEM AT. THE THEM fort in mind. Priced FAIRGROUNDS ALLENTOWN AT for elegant economy, JUNE 16-17-18 ROLLAND BROS.

ALLENTOWN MOBILE HOMES, INC. RT. 987 NORTH AIRPORT ROAD, ALLENTOWN R.D. 4, PA. HE 7-4813 FOUR members of Palmerton Cub Pack 41 will travel to Philadelphia tomorrow to witness the Phillies-Cincinnati as ball game at Connie Mack Stadium.

They will be accompanied by pack commanders and den mothers. The annual meeting and picnic of the pack will be held at 6:30 p.m. Monday at Palmerton Memorial Park. SHOPPING'S EASY PARKING'S EASY FUN Doing Anything Tonight? BARGAINS FOR MAHONING BARGAINS VISIT FARMER'S THE FRIENDLY MART and Shopping's Fun! Parking's Easy SNIVOHVE FOR Special Tonight for FATHER'S DAY! Sport Shirt ONLY Man's Fruit of the Loom Short Sleeve 99 GALORE "'IT'S SMART TO BE THRIFTY" FARMERS MAHONING MART RT. 443 3 MI.

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