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PAGE FIFTEEN EVENING HERALD OF SHENANDOAH ASHLAND MAHANOY CITY TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 6, 1973 TV monitor valuable in major electrical pected to be in full operation Personals 51 (PCC) being constructed in the General Office Addition in Allentown. PCC equipment currently is undergoing tests at various manufacturing plants. Installed by 1973 The initial overall power management system will consist of a PCC computer network, SCADA installation in each division and about 70 remote terminal units located at substations and generating stations. The SCADA systems are ex- The Power Control Center computer system, using data sent from a division Supervisory Control and Data Acquisition (SCADA) installation, calculates the problem to be an overload on a transmission line and informs the operator over printers and TV monitors. Again, the local system operator, using the trackball, TV monitor, and control panel pushbuttons, starts and loads combustion turbine generators at a to the substation to manually do the work, the operator closed the breaker through his TV monitor.

Another system operator at Harrisburg while monitoring his TV set notices unusual readings on a substation. At the same time identical data is being, transmitted to the System Power Control Center which constantly is looking at the overall system picture and calculates what's happening where. Mrs. Grace Kaczmarczyk R.D. 1, Barnesville Wishes to thank doctors, nurses, and staff of Ashland State Hospital for their excellent care while a surgical patient.

Also a special thanks to all friends for cards and other kind deeds. She is now recuperating at her home. Elmer Everett 75 S. Second Mahanoy City Wishes to thank Dr. S.

Stanulonis, nurses and all the second floor staff of Locust Mountain Hospital for their attentive care during his hospital stay. Also clergy, relatives, friends, neighbors for prayers, cards and other acts of kindness. He is now recuperating at home. Cards of Thanks The family of the late Michael Chiodo, of Mahanoy City expresses sincere thanks for floral offerings, Mass and sympathy cards, use of automobiles, pallbearers and other kind acts of personal service extended during its recent sorrow. Special thanks to Clergy, Drs.

Stanulonis and NeVertts, Locust Mountain Hospital Staff, Damato American Legion Post and Honor Guard, Wardigo Amvets Post, Shenandoah F.O.E., Mahanoy City B.P.O.E., Mahanoy City Ambulance Drivers, Marian High School Students and Faculty. -Family keeps an eye on his TV monitor as data changes are A recorded on a major electrical facility. tli In Memoriam GIRARDVILLE AREA NEWS Television Programs IN AAEAAORIAAAS! Mrs. Thomas Carr Phone 276-6762 Many of our readers make it a custom to remember their loved ones on the anniversary of their passing or on birthdays with an "In Memoriam Notice." We are pleased to announce we have many lovely tributes from which to choose. You will receive personal attention by calling 462-2777, 875-1184 or 773-1011.

setup freauencv information is gathered and monitored at our substation facilities by the computer equipment. Status checks are made every two seconds and information is updated normally at either 4 seconds or 5 minutes depending on the needs as calculated by the computer. The SCADA computer retains in its memory system the status of each facility and if conditions change, it notifies the operator of the change. So, the basic job of the SCADA system is to gather the data from the remote installations and alarm the operator of any abnormal conditions at these locations, and also to maintain supervisory control of local electrical facilities. The PCC is designed to be selective and picks up what relates to systemwide facilities.

The two examples of system disturbance cited earlier can, and do happen. With the old system, which is being phased out, all local system operators have to rely strictly on manually logging the values from metering equipment located in control rooms or actually sending personnel to installations in the field for measurements. In many cases, it can be too late to take corrective action, with the result that some emergency, and perhaps damage, could develop. Since equipment damage generally is caused by overloads, the new system is a big step forward in helping reduce this problem. The SCADA system will have great value in determining more accurately electric power needs By gathering data and calculating the requirements before the season of highest energy use, the computer will be capable of telling system planners what the future needs will be.

10-15-22 Love Is A Many Splendored Thing 17 Wee Willie Webber 29 Petticoat Junction 48 Underdog 3:30 3-8-28 Return to Peyton Place 6-16 One Life to Live 9 Movie "Dead Run." George Geret, Peter Lawford. 10- 15-22 Secret Storm 17 Astro Boy 29 Three Stooges 48 Yogi Bear 4:00 3 Mike Douglas 6 I Love Lucy 8-28 Somerset 10-15-22 Family Affair 16 Love, American Style 17 Marine Boy 48 Speed Racer 4:30 6 Big Valley 8 Merv Griffin 10 Movie "The Rainmaker." Burt Lancaster, Katharine Hepburn. 15 Perry Mason 16 Big Valley 17 George of the Jungle 22 Gilligan's Island 28 I Love Lucy 29 Superman 48 Munsters 5:00 17 Spiderman 22 Merv Griffin 28 Ponderosa 29 Please Don't Eat the Daisies 48 Flints tones 5:30 3 Newswatch 6 Truth or Consequences 9- 15 NVWS 16 Dragnet 17 Ultraman 29 Nanny and the Professor If you're like most people, your home contains several items which are still good but which you no longer need or use. It's so easy to sell those extras, for cash, when you let the buying public know of their availability with a "For Sale" ad in the Classified columns of your newspaper. It's quick inexpensive and profitable! Just dial 462-2777, 875-1184 or 773-1011 and we'll help you word and place your ad for best results! EVENING HERALD CLASSIFIED ADS SELL remote substation to supply additional generation, thereby relieving the heavily loaded line.

These hypothetical cases illustrate how potential major emergencies on the system were averted. This rapid and accurate control is attributed to the modern computerized power management system now being installed in each local system operating control room and which will be extended to the new Power Control Center DEAN'S LIST James McMonegal, a senior at Kutztown College, has been named to the dean's list with an average of 4.0. He is the son of Mrs. Sally and the late John McMonegal of East Mahanoy avenue and is majoring in elementary education. James is a 1969 graduate of Cardinal Brennan High School.

BIRTHDAYS Michele Marie Nagg, granddaughter of Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Nagg, 211 East Mahanoy avenue. Mrs. Joseph Wysoskie, 248 North Second street.

Mrs. William Walters, 127 street. Anita Dellim 48 West Main street. Marisa, daughter of Mrs. Dorothy Marquardt, 227 North Second street, her 11th.

Emlem, son of Mrs. and Mrs. Emlem Whipple, 239 West Main street, his 10th. The number of schools that have opened has climbed steadily during the long strike and nearly 50 per cent of the system's 285,000 students are attending classes. In another development Monday, a Common Pleas judge promised a ruling by Thursday on a PFT motion for a new trial for two union leaders Safety meet The I.M.A.

District Council of the Holmes Safety Association will meet at the U.S. Bureau of Mines Office, Moyer Building, Queen Avenue, Schuylkill Haven, on February 14, at 7 p.m. A film entitled "Electrical Equipment-Master or Servant" will be shown. Because of the increased amount of electrical equipment used in mining, accidents caused by electricity have increased. A Bureau of Mines scientist demonstrates how electrical equipment, such as switches, heating coils, defective wiring, light sockets, motors, can act as ignition sources to cause fires and explosions in gaseous atmospheres.

The use of permissible, explosion-proof equipment is demonstrated, showing how ignitions are prevented, also, precautions are outlined for working with electrical equipment. A discussion will follow the film relating to accidents in the anthracite industry in 1972, utilizing an overhead projector and transparent diagrams of recent accidents. All members of the Holmes Safety Association in the area and other interested persons are urged to attend the meeting. A local system operator at Hazleton, alternately scans his "television" monitor and the wall-to-wall green system mapboard showing a section of the complex major electrical facilities in service area. Suddenly he is alerted by an alarm.

A problem has developed at a major installation. He turns to his TV monitor and the name of a substation appears, indicating the problem area. Turning to a colorful and orderly control panel module, he activates a switch which produces a drawing, or schematic, of the substation on the monitor. Various colors on component locations immediately pinpoint the problem area. He next moves a cursor (white light) on the TV monitor, using a trackball to the trouble area, and then initiates corrective action using the trackball and control panel push-buttons.

Within a matter of seconds changing electrical values appear on the screen and the problem is corrected. The situation was blamed on a windstorm that tripped a distribution line. This caused a circuit to lock open at the substation, which triggered the alarm. Instead of sending a man out Hobbs named to senate committees Sen. Frederick Hobbs has been named to four key committees in the Senate for the 1973-74 Legislative Session.

He. will serve as the ranking Minority Chairman of the Banking Committee and as a member of the Insurance, Law and Order, and State Government committees. Minority chairmanships for committees are new legislative positions. They were developed to help expedite committee work and to provide more equal representation for both parties on all committees. The committees are responsible for evaluating all bills, assigned to them before they are released for floor action by the full membership of the Senate.

"I am quite happy to accept these committee assignments," the Pottsville lawmaker said. "They cover areas of concern to me areas where I feel I will be able to work in the best interests of all Pennsylvanians," Hobbs said. Hobbs has served in the Senate since 1967 and represents the 29th District which includes Schuylkill, Carbon and most of Monroe County. For seniors Mrs. Ruth Hand, will present a special program, "Thirty-nine and Holding" to the members of the Girardville Senior Citizens on Wednesday at 1 :30 p.m.

in the Neighborhood Center. The program is open to the public. A program will be presented to the Senior Citizens of Mahanoy City in the Center featuring William Guy of Tamaqua. The program will cover sculpturing, art, sketching, and floral arranging, and will begin at 7 p.m. GILBERTON AREA NEWS MRS.

WILLIAM HALUPA Phone 874-2201 COUNCIL TO MEET The regular monthly meeting of the Gilberton Boro council will be held on Friday at 8 p.m. at the American hose company fire house in Mahanoy Plane. $50,000 WINNER Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Tracey, Roselle, New Jersey were the winners of the $50,000 New Jersey lottery on January 24.

Mrs. Tracey is the former Theresa Koinsky of Maizeville and they have three children. Legal 58 LEGAL NOTICE IN RE: HAROLD DANIEL McDONALD A PRESUMED DECEDENT TAKE NOTICE that Elizabeth C. McDonald has filed a Petition in the Court of Common Pleas of Schuylkill County Orphan's Court Division, requesting the Court to decree the presumption of death of HAROLD DANIEL McDONALD. The Court will conduct a hearing upon said Petition and hear evidence in the Orphan's Court Room at the Schuylkill County Courthouse, Pottsville, Penna.

at 10:30 A.M. oi February 23, 1973. SCHUYLKILL COUNTY LEGAL SERVICES, INC. Attorney for Petitioner 309 Thompson Building Pottsville, Penna. early in 1973 and will be linked directly by special telephone lines to the PCC in the new General Office Addition.

The SCADA systems essentially will be responsible for supervisory control of the transmission lines, 230.000-volt and lower, combustion generators and substations while the PCC will have direct control over large generating plants and major substations. The overall system will maintain a close intertie with the Pennsylvania-New Jersey-Maryland (PJM) Interconnection power control center and eventually will be tied in with corporate computer center. The backbone of the SCADA system is made up of a primary and backup computer and an assembly of modules containing the four -color TV monitor, similar to a home set-technically referred to as a CRT (cathode ray tube) display. Other components are printers, logging equipment and other related electronic devices. The backup computer would automatically step in if the primary unit fails.

Information collected at the remote stations by local system operators is analyzed over the CRT. If the operator must take some form of action he gives the instructions over the CRT and the computer follows direction. Printers are used to convey reports from the computer and rapid access discs retain data which is too bulky for the computer's main memory. A Vast Memory System The computerized system can be considered as a vast memory warehouse that stores data and reacts to a collection of information involving power flow in our electrical supply system. Voltage, current, power and 6 Lucille Rivers 8 22 Mike Douglas 9 Joe Franklin 10 Betty Hughes 15 Limelight 16 Movie "Black Patch." George Mon- tgomery.

28 Phil Donahue 29 Jack LaLanne 9:10 6 Connie Roussin 9:25 6 News 9:30 3 Jeopardy 6 Love, American Style 10 It' Your Bet 29 Lucille Rivers 9:40 29 All About Crafts 9:55 29 Coverup with Adele 10:00 3-8-28 Dinah Shore 6 Phil Donahue 9 Romper Room 10- 15-22 Joker's Wild 29 Parsley, Sage Jani and Love 10:30 3-8-28 Concentration 10-15-22 Price Is Right 9 Romper Room 11:00 3-8-28 Sale of the Century 6 Password 9 Straight Talk 10- 15-22 Gambit 16 Dick Van Dyke 29 Dennis the Menace 11:15 48 News 11:30 3-8-28 Hollywood Squares 6-16 Bewitched 10-15-22 Love of Life 29 Mothers-In-Law WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON 12:00 3-6 News 8- 28 Jeopardy 9- Hermandos Corajes 10- 15-22 Where the Heart Is 29 Hazel 48 New Zoo Revue 12:25 10-15-22 News 12:30 3 McLean 6-16 Split Second 9 Noonday on 8 10- 15-22 Search for Tomorrow 48 Banana Splits 12:45 17 Bulletin Board 12:55 9 Noticias 28- 29 News 1:00 6-16 All My Children 8 28 What's My Line? 9 Movie "Ladies of the Chorus." Adele Jergens. 10 What's Happening 15 Not For Women Only 17 Movie "The Life and Death of Rudolph Valentino." 22 Galloping Gourmet 29 Joanne Carson 48 Movie "Conflict." Humphrey Bogart, Sidney Greenstreet. 1:30 3-8-28 Three On A Match 6-16 Let's Make A Deal 10-15-22 As the World Turns 29 Nor for Women Only 2:00 3-8-28 Days of Our Lives 6-16 Newlywed Game 10-15-22 Guiding Light 29 May berry R.F.D. 2:30 3-8-28 Doctors 6 Dating Game 9 Joanne Carson 10- 15-22 Edge of Night 16 To TeU the Truth 17 Galloping Gourmet 29 Green Acres 3-8-28-Another World 6-16 General HospiUl 5 Journey to Adventure yi the social rooms of the hose company. Hostesses are Mrs.

Alma Raudenbush, Ada Pitts and Laura Newton. SCOUT NEWS Girl Scout Troop 65 held their weekly meeting at the Ranshaw Furniture store and worked on sewing badges. The- Valentine Party is next Monday from 6:30 to 8 p.m. A skating party will be held March 12 from 6 30 to 9 p.m. Girls are reminded to bring permission slips.

The meeting closed with the Scouts singing the Tap song. Mrs. Diane Kulengosky was in charge. Mothers of the Scouts are Risked to report with cleaning utensils to the Ranshaw Furniture store Wednesday at 6:30 p.m. to Clean the room.

SOCIAL NOTE Marie Chikotas returned to her studies at Moravian College, Bethlehem after the semester break visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Chikotas, 151 West Ogden street. To hire 1 ,200 subs for schools in Phila. 56 Machinery and Tools 47 Hough HMC Gas Four Wheel Drive Loader.

$3875.00 ELMER E.PLASTE I John Deere Industrial Dealer 26 Evergreen Road Lebanon, Pa. Phone 717-273-2616 Wearing Apparel 50 Remodel your old fur coat into i Cape, Jacket, Stole or Hat. Ca! for appointment in your owi home. Fur storage. Pickup aiK delivery.

CLAIRE HOPE FURS' 800 Hazle, Tamaqua 668-31 10 WEDDING GOWNS BRIDESMAIDS COCKTAIL DANCE DATE PARTY DRESSES AND ACCESSORIES, TOO MARY EVANS bridal shop. 60 Schuylkill Ave. Shenandoah Heights 462-3793 A Sally Wallace Bridal Consultant. Styles As Shown in Bride and Fashion Magazines. Designers Bridal Originals Mean Won derful Savings To You.

Personals 51 The Family Of the late Charles S. Malinowski Of Frackville Wishes to express sincere appreciation to all who assisted in their bereavement with Mass sympathy cards, floral tributes and other personal acts of condolence. We also wish to thank Dr. T. Hale and nurses of Pottsville Hospital.

John Everett Mahanoy City Wishes to thank Dr. Yong S. Bai, 3rd floor nurses, nurses aides and staff of Ashland State Hospital for their wonderful care. Also everyone for visits. cards, prayers and other acts of kindness during his hospital stay.

TUESDAY EVENING 6:00 3-6-8-10-16-28 News 9 Hillbillies 15 Bonanza 17 Patty Duke 29 I Dream of Jeannie 48 Gilligan's Island 6:30 3-6-8-16-22-28 News 29 Have Gun-Will Travel 17 Gomer Pyle 29 Courtship of Eddie's Father 48 Star Trek 7:00 3 What's My Line? 6 To Tell the Truth 8- 16 Truth or Consequences 9- It Takes A Thief 10- 15-22 News 17 High Cahaparral 28 Hogan's Heroes 29 That Girl 7:30 3 Adventurer 6 Wild Kingdom 8 Let's Make A Deal 10 Stand Up and Cheer 15 Amazing World of Kreskin 16 1 Dream of Jeannie 22 This Is Your Life 28 The New Price Is Right 29 Dragnet 48 Dick Van Dyke 8:00 3-8-28 Movie "Firecreek." James Stewart 6-16 Temperatures Rising 9 Boris Karloff Presents Thriller 10 15-22 Maude 17 Of Lands and Seas 29 Hogan's Heroes 48 McHale's Navy 8:30 6-16 Movie "Divorce His-Divorce Hers." Burton and Taylor. 10-15-22 Hawaii Five-0 29 Safari 9:00 9 Governor's Town Meeting 17 Movie "The Sunshine Patriot. Cliff Robertson. 9:30 10-15-22 Movie "Visions of Death." Monte Markham. 29 Passport to Adventure 10:00 3-8-28 First Tuesday 6-16 Marcus Welby 9 ABA All-Star Game 29 Newsprobe 48 Perry Mason 11:00 3-6-8-10-15-16-22-28 News 17 Movie "Private's Progress." Richard Attenborough.

29 Bowling 48 Movie "Virginia City." Errol Flynn. 11:30 3-8-28 Johnny Carson 6-16 Jack Paar 10- 15-22 Movie "Jack of Diamonds." George Hamilton. 29 N.Y.P.D. 12:00 29 Bowling WEDNESDAY MORNING 7:00 3-8-28 Today 6Target 10-15-22 News 7:25 6 News 7:30 6 Captain Noah 9 News 15 New Zoo Revue 16 Hatchy Milatchy 8:00 9-Carner Ted Armstrong 10- 15-22 Captain Kangaroo 8:30 9 Candid Camera 9:00 3 Somerset BAND BOOSTERS The North Schuylkill High School Band Parents Association will hold a meeting Thursday evening, at 7:30, Feb. 8th, at the Butler High School.

ANNIVERSARIES Happy anniversary to: Earl and Lucy (Spiece) Grant of 15 South 2nd street, their 51se, Feb. 4. Their children are Louis of Louisiana, Harold of Maryland and Mrs. Charles (Grace) Schaefer of York. They have seven grandchildren: 1st Lt.

Kenneth Grant and 1st Lt. Wayne Grant, both of Germany; Kelly Sue Grant, of Louisiana, Cathy Grant of Virginia; Barry, Charles and Lori Ann Schaeffer of York. Clair and Virginia A(Ahrens-field) Shoup of 139 street, on Feb. 6. They have five sons and four daughters: Clair, John, James, William, Joseph, Eugene, Mary Lou, Rachel, Mrs.

Shirley Robbins of Girardville and Mrs. Rita Vinski of Man-ville, N.J., also four grandchildren. BIRTHDAYS Happy birthday to: Raymond, son of Mr. and Mrs. James Miller, 98 Railroad street, his 18th.

Carl, son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Pitts 381 West Mahanoy avenue, his 16th. Darrin, son of Mr. and Mrs.

William Wiley, 227 A street, his eighth. Joseph Marrone 33 West Main street. BASKETBALL RESULTS The Mustangs smothered the Celtics in both games played in the Girardville Basketball Association Monday. The Mustangs won the Mini game, 30 to 3, and grabbed the Major League fracas, 64 to 7. This evening beginning at 6:30 the Blue Fox take on the Black Hawks, and on Thursday the Fox are back again with the Celtics.

Major League box score: Mustangs Dando 10 1 21, W. Rowland 6 0 12, Pitts 5 0 10, M. Rowland 3 3 9, Neary 4 0 8, Zdiera 1 0 2, Selgrade 10 2. Totals 30 4-7 64. By quarters 12-24-15-13 64 Celtics Weikel 1 3 5, Sharp 1 0 2, Davidosk, Hank, Baker, Luscan 0.

Totals 2 3-13 7. By quarters 2-2-1-27 Mini League box score: Mustangs Zdiera 4 0 8, Selgrade 4 0 8, Shoup 4 0 8, Stanton 1 0 2, Bernotas 10 2, Cunningham 10 2, Gudonis, Kitsock 0. Totals 15 0-2 30. By quarters 14-2-6-830 Celtics Sharp 10 2, Ferrari 0 1 1, Hank, Dando, McAndrew, Shoup 0. Totals 1 1-4 3.

By quarters 0-2-1-03. LEGION AUXILIARY American Legion Auxiliary Unit 309 will hold their meeting Wednesday at 8 p.m. in the Legion Home. Dues are now due and payable. RANGERS AUXILIARY The Rangers Hose Company Auxiliary will hold their regular meeting Thursday at 7:30 p.m.

Professional Service 38 DENTAL LABORATORY service. Broken plates repaired while you wait at small cost, direct from laboratory. Loose plates relined. New plates made. Great savings.

Dr. Boyd, 28 South Main, Shenandoah, 462-1844. Instruction 40 FREE PIANO LESSONS When You Rent A Piano Phone 544-6300 TERRACE MUSIC CENTER Rt. 209, South Pottsville-Llewellyn Hwy. Repair Services 41 SEWING MACHINE repairs.

Repairs, parts for all makes sewing machines. Barket Sewing Center, 728 W. Market, Pottsville. 622-9819. property Improvements 44 SIDING, ROOFING PANELING PAINTING KITCHENS And REMODELING CALL Collect Sheppton 1-384-4214 Dogs, Birds, Pets 45 SCOTTIE PUPPIES for sale, 6 weeks old, A.K.C.

registered. Phone Weatherly 427-4143. Machinery and Tools 47 Oliver 77 R.C. Gas Tractor. International 46 Baler.

Johr Deere 15-7 Single Disk Drill. hHX. 175 Bu. Spreader. John Deere 10 ft.

Wheel Carrier Disk. John Deere Agricultural Equipment Sales Service i Evergreen Tractor Inc. 30 Evergreen Road Lebanon, Pa. Phone (717) 273-2616 PHILADELPHIA (UPD-The Philadelphia School Board voted Monday to hire at least 1,200 long-term teachers to staff schools closed by a five-week strike. The move immediately was branded as "strike breaking" by angry leaders of the Philadelphia Federation of Teachers (PFT), who predicted the action only would prolong the strike.

"It confirms the strike-breaking attitude the board has had from the beginning," said PFT President Frank Sullivan. "There is no question this will prolong the strike and increase the bitterness and tension involved." About 240 of the system's schools, manned by skeleton staffs, have remained open during the strike. The substitutes would be hired to staff the 45 schools that have remained closed. About 2,500 teachers would be needed to staff the schools fully, but district officials said the schools could open with half that number. Under the new policy, the board would consider hiring anyone with three years of college level work.

The board, at its Monday meeting, also raised the possibility of eventually filling the positions of striking teachers. "It may be very serious considered in the near future if the strike goes on for a long time," said school superintendent Matthew Costanzo. After a three-week walkout last September, school officials said they had used all available "strike days" and had no alternative but to try to keep the schools open or face a loss of $1.2 million a day in state aid..