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4 PEOPLE Roving Reporter: Some comments on Fischl announcement Charles F. Harrity, 789 Mohawk St. "He has done a fair job, but it's up to the man himself if he wants to run again. It will open the campaign for both parties." Allentown Mayor Frank Fischl's an- nouncement this week that he is not going to run for re-election came as a surprise to the Allentown community. The Roving Reporter asked a number of Allentown residents this question: "What is your reaction to Mayor Fischl's decision not to run for a second term Here are some of the responses: ISilllil Marcus Harry Mosser Kne 3 'i niane i 1 Smith Mrs.

Genevieve Alder example. He didn't want to put ambulance cost as part of the property tax. Why always do the property taxpayers have to pay for this. I'd say he should have run for re-election." Joan Matey Diane Smith, 1959 S. Idaho St.

"I guess in a sense most politicians run for reelection, but that doesn't necessarily have to hold true. I have no strong feeling on it one way or the other. As compared to the previous mayor, I feel he did not do quite as well." Charles F. Harrity Mrs. Genevieve Alder, 1017V4 S.

6th St. "It doesn't make any difference to me. I don't see why he shouldn't step down. I like the guy who's going to run Joe Daddona. He gets out with the people and associates with them.

I never see the mayor out talking to people." Harry Mosser of Allentown R. 1 Maybe things aren't working out the way he anticipated the ambulance fee, for Joan Matey, 1934 S.Law St. "I am a little disappointed. I think he did a pretty nice job. I think he should have given it a second try." Photography by DICK MANTZ Marcus Kline, 1911 S.

2nd St. "It's up to him. He's been doing a good job so far. I was kind of surprised. I think he should have made an attempt at a second term." Si.

-M headquarters, S. 7th and Wyoming streets, Allentown. All 18 and 19-year members are invited to attend. Sorority meeting The Greater Allentown-Bethlehem Alumnae Chapter of Alpha Omicron Pi sorority will meet at 7:30 p.m. today at the home of Mrs.

Robert Fritz, 1210 Stanford Road. Bethlehem. The agenda includes a "Who's Who in our alumnae chapter" night, with each member presenting a current resume of herself. The group recently participated in "Founder's Day" observances with the Phi Beta Chapter from East Stroudsburg State College. Mrs.

William Burfeind of Allentown was hostess for the event. Employers interested in on-the-job training programs may receive additional information at 435-9451, ext. 78. Re-elected to diabetes foundation William J. Young, president of Lehigh Portland Cement Allentown, has been re-elected to a three-year term as a member of the Corporation of the Joslin Diabetes Foundation, one of the nation's foremost diagnostic, treatment and research facilities, during an annual meeting in Boston, Mass.

Fire company meeting The 20-year-Vets of the Fairview Fire Co, will meet at 8 p.m. tomorrow at Club Resident assistants Three local young people are serving as resident assistants at Juniata College. They are Robert C. Hendricks, a son of Mr. and Mrs.

Ronald Hendricks of Penns burg Timothy R. Smith, a son of Mr. and Mrs. Richard T. Smith of Allentown, and Mary E.

Trubilla, a daughter of Mr. and -Mrs. Frank Trubilla of Bethlehem. Residents assistants are responsible for the students on the dormitory floor on which they live. They serve as counselors, advisers, activity programmers and interpreters and enforcers of college and residence hall policies.

Jazz band members Lisa A. Rogers, a daughter of Mr. and Mortimer F. Rogers of Easton, and Kent B. Seagreaves, a son of Mr.

and Mrs. D.C. Seagreaves of Allentown, recently played in three holiday concerts in Florida as members of the Elizabethtown College Jazz Band. The concerts were held in Sea World and Disney World. Manpower programs The Lehigh Valley Manpower Program is reminding Lehigh and Northampton county employers to consider the benefits of its on-the-job training program.

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