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PAGE TWO EVENING HERALD OF SHENANDOAH -ASHLAND MAHANOY CITY DECEMBER 19, 1972. 1 OBITUARIES Boro council views problem of parking Joseph Banko -r---r-i 4 -vafi I 1 uower filed a complaint against the Police Department for being lax in their duties when a large furniture truck parked overnight on North Main street in a restricted area. Mr. Dower said the vehicle, which was parked with its engine running and lights on from 4:15 p.m. to 11:45 a.m., one day last month as a hazard to motorists since it hampered their maneuverability.

Mr. Dower said he had phoned in three complaints before the truck was finally moved to Genetti's parking lot. "I phoned the Police Department in the afternoon and Officer Chernetsky said he'd place? Was it? Not with all that snow around." Mr. Dower said that no fine was issued to the driver to the best of his knowledge. Mr.

Karlavage asked Mayor Gerald Mulhall if he had any knowledge of the incident. Mulhall said that the police force has a policy of asking any truck drivers to park their vehicles at Genetti's if they plan on remaining overnight. In this instance, the Mayor said, the driver left only to eat and stayed in the truck overnight. He could not be escorted to Genetti's since the supermarket was still open and the Borough cannot abuse the privileges given by the BY AL WALENTIS A local deliveryman is having difficulty obtaining special parking privileges at his loading zone while a large furniture truck was permitted to park overnight in a restricted area. This was one Of the curious sidelights during the Citizens Petitions portion of Monday night's meeting of Shenandoah Borough Council, Joseph' Ivanowski, a deliveryman at Connie Fashions, approached Council with a request that a yellow line be painted near his delivery spot at the factory.

He stated that without any special area to park his vehicle, he often is forced to block the street. Council President John Karlavage stated that all special parking privileges were abolished but that a notice of "Loading Zone Only" might be acceptable. Outright no parking areas are not being considered by Council since they are often abused, Mr. Karlavage said. Immediately after hearing Mr.

Ivanowski's request, Joseph i I 1 I SW -mm I 1 mm. ,1 I rry I ft' rvCwr FjNt- isr! Yes.Virginia's kin to observe memorial Dope arrest Michael Rubachank, 26, of 43 Hunter street, Tamaqua, is escorted by state troopers Ron Lehman and Michael Ustonofski to the county jail in lieu of bail. Rubachank was one of 12 persons arrested yesterday on charges of sale and possession of narcotics under the Drug, Narcotics and Cosmetic Law. A police detail of 51 officers, divided into 16 teams, took part in the raid which culminated three-months investigation. (Carol Kline photo) HOSPITAL REPORT NORTH CHATHAM, N.Y.

(UPI) Three generations of Virginia O'Hanlon Douglas' descendants gather Christmas day in living memorial to the woman whose letter 75 years ago sparked one of this season's most enduring tributes. Mrs. Robert Temple told UPI that in some ways the family observance has changed since her mother died more than 4 years ago at the age of 81. But many of Mrs. Douglas' send Chiglinsky to check," Mr.

Dower elaborated, "then Chiglinsky said it'll be moved in a few minutes. When it was still there the next morning, I called Mayor Mulhall. He was at work so I phoned Councilman Ed Kalavage and it was finally moved. "When Officer Bartusik came around, he said it was parked in a good place before. A good grandchildren and great-grandchildrenthose who live close enough will be here to help celebrate.

Mrs. Temple noted that one change since her mother's death was that the number of telephone calls from newsmen had dwindled although the family recently went to Washington, D.C., to help launch the first Santa Claus stamp ever issued by the United States. One thing that has not changed, however, said Mrs. and 40,051. Topping the list was the State University of New York with 361,129 students of which 233,969 are full-time students.

The California State Colleges placed second with 304,405 and 186,017 followed by the City University of New York with 226,355 and 126,636. Penn State is the only college or university in Pennsylvania among the top thirty in full-time enrollment while in total enrollment the University of Pittsburgh is 26th and Temple University 30th. Grand total enrollment in the 1428 schools reported was 6,407,050 while full-time enrollment was 4,755,795. Comparisons of the 1190 schools reporting both last year and this year showed a 0.2 per cent increase in grand total enrollment and 0.4 per cent decrease in full-time figures. The survey showed a drop of 3.1 per cent in first-year students among 876 colleges and universities surveyed in both years.

State rates ninth in enrollment Mrs. William Grow Mrs. William Grow, the former Millie Rose, 137 East Main street, Ringtown, died yesterday at Locust Mountain Hospital where she had been a patient the past two weeks. She was born in Shenandoah, a daughter of the late Phillip and Alice Gould Rose. The deceased was a member of the St.

John's Lutheran Church, Ringtown. Surviving in addition to her husband, William, are four sons Thomas, a teacher in the North Schuylkill School District; Daniel, president of the Ringtown Borough Council; William, Cincinnati, and Phillip, East Point, Ga. Also surviving are 16 grandchildren and five great-grandchildren. The funeral will be held Thursday at 1 p.m. from the Edward Stauffer Funeral Home, Ringtown.

The Rev. John Keener, pastor of St. John's Lutheran Chucrh, will officiate. Interment will be in St. John's Lutheran Memorial Park, Ringtown.

Viewing will be from 11 a.m. Thursday until the time of funeral. Robert A. Hepler Robert A. Hepler, Lavelle, died this morning at his home.

Funeral arrangements are in charge of Frederick T. Kull. Mrs. Joseph E. Meehan Mrs.

Sadie Meehan, 79, of 1616 Chew street, Allentown, died Monday in Allentown Hospital. She was the wife of Joseph E. Meehan. Born in Lavelle, Schuylkill County, she was a daughter of the late Edwin and Salome (Grow) Bensinger. Surviving with her husband is a brother, Homer W.

Bensinger of Allentown. Services will be at 1:30 p.m. Friday in the Thomas A. Burkholder Funeral Home, 3rd and Walnut streets, Catasauqua. Calling hours will be p.m.

Thursday. Alma T. Sweeney Funeral for Alma T. Sweeney, 71, of 400 Laurel Court, Pottsville, widow of John J. Sweeney, will be held Thursday morning at 8:45 from the Bast Detwiler Funeral Home, Schuylkill Haven.

A Mass of the Resurrection at 9:30 in St. Patrick's Roman Catholic Church, Pottsville, will precede burial in Calvary Cemetery, Drums, Luzerne County. Mrs. Sweeney was dead on arrival Monday morning at 3:06 in Pottsville Hospital. Born in Centralia, Columbia County, she was a daughter of James and Clara (Keller) Clews.

Her husband died in 1948. She was a member of St. Patrick's Church, and of the auxiliary to the Pottsville Elks. Surviving are a daughter, Mrs. Elizabeth Hudock, Schuylkill Haven, and three grandchildren, two greatgrandchildren and a sister, Mrs.

Elmer Yoch, West Hazleton. Mrs. Eleanor Stokes Funeral services will be conducted Wednesday for Mrs. Eleanor Stokes, 74, of 113 Academy street, Shamokin, who died Sunday in the York Terrace Nursing Home, Pottsville. Born in Trevorton, Mrs.

Stokes was a daughter of the late Peter and Elizabeth (Lahnstein) Young. She moved with her parents to Ashland as a young girl, and resided there until 1914 when the family moved to Shamokin. Her husband, Edgar Stokes, preceded her in death in 1956. She leaves two sons, Herrold, of Schuylkill Haven, and Paul, of Trevose; also eight grandchildren, three brothers and one sister. Mass of the Resurrection will be celebrated in St.

Edward's Church, Shamokin, at 10 a.m. Burial will be in Northumberland Memorial Park, Stonington. Friends may call at the Farrow Funeral Home, Shamokin, this evening. Cards of Thanks 55 THE FAMILY of the late Edward S. Matta expresses sincere gratitude to all those who were so kind during its bereavement, for prayers, Mass cards, floral offerings, sympathy cards, use of cars for funeral and other kind acts.

Wasilewski rites Funeral services will take place Thursday at 9 a.m. for Frank A. Wasilewski, Ringtown RD 1, who died Monday in Locust Mountain Hospital. Services will be from the Stauffer Funeral Home, with a Mass of Resurrection at 9:30 o'clock in St. Mary's RC Church, Ringtown, with Rev.

Joseph Forgotch celebrant. Freinds may call Wednesday from 4 p.m. Ritualistic service at 7:45 p.m. Wednesday. Interment in St.

Mary's Cemetery. Edward charge. W. Stauffer has Mrs. Alverda Yarnell Mrs.

Alverda Yarnell, 66, of Mowery, died Monday evening in Pottsville Hospital shortly after admittance. Born in Mowery, May 24, 1906, she was the daughter of the late Herbert and Agnes (Maurer) Leib and was a member of the Church of the Nazerene in Lavelle. In 1942, she and her husband, Harry, moved to Washington and in 1953 moved to Yucaipa, California, And she returned to Mowery two months ago. in addition to her husband who resides in California are a daughter, Doris, wife of Earl Tietsworth of Douglasville; a brother, Lloyd Leib of Mowery and two grandsons. Funeral Thursday at 1:30 p.m.

from the Willard A. Rothermal Funeral Home, 120 South Market street, Mount Carmel. Interment Christ Church Cemetery, Fountain Springs. Rev. Archie Passmore, pastor of the Church of.

the Nazerene officiating. Friends may call Thursday from noon until time of funeral. Obituaries 57 DOMBROWSKI Joseph J. Dombrowski, 112 South CatawisSa street, Mahanoy City. Funeral Thursday 8:30 a.m.

from Truskowsky Funeral Parlors. Mass 9 a.m. in St. Casimir's Church. Interment in parish cemetery.

Friends may call Wednesday from 6 to 10 p.m. Truskowsky in charge. GROW Mrs. William Grow, 137 East Main street, Ringtown. Funeral Thursday at 1 pjn.

from the Stauffer Funeral Home, Ringtown. The Rev. John Keener, officiating. Viewing from 11 a.m. Thursday.

Interment in St. John's Lutheran Memorial Park. Edward W. Stauffer has charge. HOUSER-William F.

Houser, Ringtown. Funeral services Wednesday 2 p.m. Stauffer Funeral Home, Ringtown. Rev. Richard Dettery officiating.

Interment White Church Cemetery. Viewing Tuesday 7 to 9 p.m. Edward W. Stauffer in charge. MORGAN-Mrs.

Marlin (Mildred Arlene Hughes), Frackville. Funeral from Duell Wesleyan Church, Frackville, Wednesday at 11 a.m. Interment Sky View Memorial Park, Hometown. Viewing Tuesday evening 6 to 10. Nice Funeral Service has charge.

PECOVICH-Mrs. Michael Pecovich, 334 West Oak street, Shenandoah. Funeral Wednesday at 8:30 a.m. from the Oravitz Home for Funerals. Mass at 9 o'clock in St.

Casimir's Church. Viewing Tuesday, 2 to 10 p.m. Interment in parish cemetery. J.A. Oravitz and Sons have charge.

NAVITSKY Miss Martha Navitsky, Shenandoah. Funeral Thursday 8:30 p.m. from Semanchyk Funeral Home, Shenandoah. Interment Our Lady of Lourdes Cemetery. Friends may call Wednesday from 1 p.m.

Semanchyk has charge. WATSON-Mrs. David L. Watson, the former Mary A. Reilly, 35 South White street, Shenandoah.

Funeral Wednesday at 10 a.m. from the Flaherty Funeral Home. Mass of Resurrection at 10:30 in Annunciation Church. Friends may call Tuesday from 2 to 10 p.m. Interment in St.

Patrick's Cemetery, Pottsville. Flaherty Funeral Service has charge. WASILEWSKI Frank A. Wasilewski, Ringtown RD 1. Funeral Thursday, 9 ajn.

from the Stauffer Funeral Home, Ringtown. Mass of Resurrection at 9:30 in St. Mary's R.C. Church. Friends may call from 4 p.m.

Wednesday. Interment in St. Mary's Cemetery. Edward W. Stauffer has charge.

Joseph Banko, of Buck Mountain, died this morning in Locust Mountain Hospital where he was admitted Monday. Born in Hazleton, he lived in Buck Mountain most of his life and was the son of the late Joseph and Susan Banko. A retired mineworker, he last worked at the Buck Mountain stripping and was a member of St. Richard's Church, Park Crest. He is survived by a brother, Michael, of Buck Mountain.

Louis Truskowsky, Mahanoy City, is in charge of funeral arrangements. Mrs. Elizabeth Brennan FUneral services for Mrs. Elizabeth V. Brennan, RN, of 1784 Pulaski avenue, Shamokin, who died Sunday, will be conducted on Thursday.

A native of Ranshaw, Mrs. Brennan was a daughter of the late Jacob and Julianna Rakoski. She was a graduate of the Ashland Hospital School of Nursing. She was last employed on the nursing staff at Shamokin Hospital, having retired three years ago. Mass of the Resurrection will be in St.

Edward's Church at 10 a.m. Burial will be in the parish cemetery. Friends may call at the Kelley Funeral Home, Shamokin, Wednesday evening. Mrs. Laura I.

Folk Mrs. Laura I. Folk, 72, of Orwigsburg, who was fatally injured Thursday in a two-car accident of Route 61, one mile north of Hamburg, was a native of Ringtown. A daughter of the late Abraham and Cora (Roth) Shoup, Mrs. Folk was a former teacher in the Hamburg area retiring in 1965.

She was a member of St. John's United Church of Christ, Orwigsburg; the Berks County chapter of the Pennsylvania State Retired Teachers Association and of the Schuylkill Haven Business and Professional Women's Club. Surviving, in addition to her husband, are a daughter, Mrs. Norman (Rebecca) Lengle, Orwigsburg, RD; two vsisters, Mrs. Bertha Kanute, Ringtown, and Mary Shoup, Danville; a brother, Clarence Shoup, Ringtown; and a number of nieces and nephews.

Interment was yesterday in Schuylkill Memorial Park. Ann Marie Jefferson Anne Marie Jefferson, 26, daughter of James E. and Marie T. (Mealey) Jefferson of 3299 Logan street, Camp Hill, died Sunday evening at the Polyclinic Hospital, Harrisburg. Formerly of Minersville, she was a resident of Camp Hill and employed at Bowman's in Harrisburg.

She was a member of the Good Shepard Church, Camp Hill. Surviving are her parents, a brother, James and a sister, Noreen both at home. The funeral will be held from the Ritzel Funeral Home, Minersville, Thursday at 9 p.m. Mass of the Resurrection at St. Vincent de Paul, 9:30 ajn.

Interment in St. Vincent de Paul Cemetery, Minersville. Birthdays Mary Catherine, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Vincent Ryan, 932 West Coal street, A Shenandoah Valley sophomore, her 16th.

Betty Paskey, 119 North West street, Shenandoah, on Monday. A son to David and Maryanne (Cheruka) Drazenovich, 22 Lewis Minersville. A daughter to James and Linda (Boyer) Sitlinger, Lykens. A daughter to Paul and Kay (Adams) Kaun, 153 S. Main Pine Grove.

Cheryl Lynn, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Louis Cugusi, 900 East Mahanoy street, Mahanoy City, her sixth. Miss Betty Blinkhorne, 602 East Mahanoy street, Mahanoy City. Sharon, daughter of Mr.

and Mrs. Lewis E. Jeffery, 625 East Mahanoy street, Mahanoy City, a senior at Mahanoy Area High School, her 17th. Vincent, son of Mr. and Mrs.

Francis Long, 510 East Market street, Mahanoy City, his 15th. David, son of Mrs. Edward Bickowski, 903 West Centre street, Mahanoy City, his 16th. Diane, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.

Joseph Hillibush, 3 St. Nicholas, her 13th. Michele, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William Pritz, 828 East Railroad street, Mahanoy City, her ninth.

management. "I don't deny a grievance with the night shift," Mayor Mulhall said referring to the vehicle remaining in a no parking area after the supermarket closed. Mr. Karlavage was quick to note the irony of the situation. "This is silly.

It isn't fair for one truck to park for hours and hours while others can't even load," he said. Temple, "and probably never will" is the spirit that prompted the letter from 8-year-old Virginia O'Hanlon, asking if there truly was a Santa Claus, and the now famous reply, "Yes, Virginia, there is a Santa Claus." Mrs. Temple recalled that her mother wrote the New. York Sun in the fall of 1897 the response by Editorial writer Frank P. Church appeared shortly after.

It was reprinted each Christmas Eve thereafter until the 1950s when the Sun merged with the now defunct World Telegram. Church died in 1916 and Mrs. Douglas always insisted it was he who deserved all the credit. The most famous part of Church's response to Virginia's letter: "Yes, Virginia, there is a Santa Claus. He exists as certainly as love and generosity and devotion exist, and you know that they abound and give to your life its highest beauty and joy.

Alas! how dreary would be the world if there were no Santa Claus! It would be as dreary as if there were no Virginias. There would be no childlike faith then, no poetry, no romance to make tolerable their existence. We should have no enjoyment, except in sense and sight. The eternal light with which childhood fills the world. would be extinguished." "PACK" ARRESTED OAKLAND, Calif.

(UPI) -Three teen-age girls, known as the "female rat pack," were held today on charges of robbery and assault. EdwardS. MatU The funeral of Edward S. MatU, 134 North White street, was held from the Waters Funeral Home. Rev.

Lawrence Karem held Mass at 9 a.m. in Our Lady of Mercy Church and service in the funeral home. Burial was in Annunciation Cemetery. Pallbearers were Edward Linsey, Edward Nevadomsky, Francis Haluska, John Haluska, Dante Paul Dante Paul William Sakowski, Edward Sakowski. Harry Waters and Sons have charge.

Mrs. Rita Hart Funeral services for Mrs. Rita Hart of Ringtown RD, were held from the Stauffer Funeral Home, Ringtown, with Rev. John Keener, pastor of St. John's Lutheran Church officiating.

Interment was in the Lutheran Cemetery, Ringtown. Pallbearers were: Julius Miller, Robert Stravinsky, Robert Knipe, Gerald Laudig, Victor Smith and Thomas Laudig. Joseph Zalonta Funeral services took place for Joseph Zalonis, of from the Nice Funeral Home. Mass was celebrated in the Annunciation Church by Rev. S.J.

Norbutas. Good Will Hose Co. and the Frackville Elks Lodge conducted services at the funeral home. Pallbearers were John, Albert' and Anthony Zalonis, David James, William and Donald Herb. Father Norbutas and Rev.

Victor Cappel conducted committal services in the Odd Fellows Cemetery. FUNERALS AnAAii.qAAAAAAjlAAAJ-A.rLn nmMwwVii-i-i- AREA LOCUST MOUNTAIN Admissions: Suffolk, Mahanoy City-Michael Kufro Shenandoah Mrs. Valeria Bubnis, Mrs. Anna Wozniak, Mrs. Amelia Shone, Mrs.

Stella Jones, John Shoppie Mahanoy City Mrs. Dorothy Steibler Discharges: Shenandoah Mrs. Mary Yancofsky, Frank Kalinowsky Frackville Charles Kirelewicz Alpine, N.J. Neil Myers Shaft Mary Rada Dispensary: Edward Smith, 3 North Union street, Shenandoah, back injury on ice. Paul Caputo, 126 Franklin street, Shaft, fell and injured wrist.

Ronald Malacusky, West Brandon street, Sheppton, scalp cut by rock. Carole Dickineon, RR1 Ringtown, fell and injured hand. Michael Kufro, 68 Suffolk, Mahanoy City, swelling of eye. Henry Jachimczyk, 321 West Columbus street, Shenandoah, hand injury on a door. Anna Wozniak, 201 Pennsylvania avenue, Shenandoah Heights, fell and injured shoulder.

George Kuzma, Wood street, Ringtown, cut forehead while sleighriding. Eugene Popalis, 128 North Union street, Shenandoah and Stella Jones, 135 East Coal street, Shenandoah, medical treatment. GOOD SAMARITAN Admissions: Pottsville Mary Belsa, Francis Hughes, Gertrude Murphy, Kevin Regmier, Mrs. Estella Schlotman, Alice Schultz, Tanya Stine Pine Grove: Earl Bender, Paul Lengle, George Schaeffer Miners ville Catherine -Brennan, Theresa Krusnoske, William Wasser Schuylkill Haven George Newcomb, Miss Effe Weist, Mrs. Dorothy Yeager St.

Clair Mrs. Frances Thompson, Mark Thorn Mahanoy City John Sims Barnesville Mrs. Myrtle Wolfe Cumbola Julia Kraska Girardville Mrs. Francis Griggs Valley View Mrs. Lottie Bush Branchdale Stephen Anderko Middleport John Kanger Mar Lin Cheryl Pretti Pottsville Stephen Etzwiler, Robert O'Brien, Matthew Pfeffer, Thomas Schweikert St.

Clair Gerald Minansky, Mrs. Rose Zokuskie Orwigsburg Thomas Smuilen Jr. TTemont John Behm Schuylkill Haven Lawrence Shoener Port Carbon Ronald Rega Gratz Harold Umholtz Hegins Ralph Morgar COALDALE Admissions: Mahanoy City Mrs. Helen Gudaitus Hometown Walter Shafer POTTSVILLE HOSPITAL Admissions Orwigsburg: Peter Trout, Leroy Denning, Catherine Kane, Craigh Fahringer Schuylkill Haven: Dorothy Mengle, Annie Fidler St. Clair: Anna Stech, Mrs.

Sara Botzer, Andrew Dzyacki Seltzer: Emma Sheeler Marlin: Julia Tellep Pottsville: Ronald Webb, Craig Thomas, Mrs. Jennifer Sekellick, Andrew Gerace, Mrs. Veronica Blakely, Mrs. Jessie Smythe Frackville: Judy Mallick New Philadelphia: Dorothy potts Ashland: Donna Zerbe Tremont: Theodore Freeman Discharges Mahanoy City: Betty Oravitz, Rose Marie Briel Schuylkill Haven: Leroy Riegel, Deborah Kutz, Debra Snyder, Mrs. Aleda Reed, Stephani Haas New Philadelphia: Diane Abram, Mrs.

Mary Blishock Pottsville RD 3: Barbara Schaeffer Port Carbon: Mrs. Josephine Cooper Frackville: John Teijaro Tower City: Rodney Wagner Ashland: Edward Hede Cressona: Mrs. Anna Hall Hegins RD 1: Fern Dietrich Who's new A boy was born to Mr. and Mrs. Frank Dalton, of Allen-town, former Shenandoah residents.

The mother is the former Jean Skobel. It marks the couple's second son. A son to Marvin and Pandora (Georgeieviska) White, 213 North Front street, St. Clair, in Pottsville Hospital. A daughter to Albert and Gail (Rager) Yoder, Ravine, in Pottsville Hospital.

A son to Gerald and Joan (Haggerty) McKerns. 229 Second street, Wernersville, Monday at St. Joseph's Hospital, Reading. Grandparents are Mrs. Grace Haggerty, Reading, and Mrs.

Eva McKerns, Mahanoy City. A son to Mr. and Mrs. William M. Moore, formerly of Mahanoy City, in Berwick Hospital, Saturday.

A daughter ot Donald and Barbara (Fodor) Smith, Mowery, in Ashland Hospital. A son to John and Carole Ann (Weikel) Dombrowski, 150 West Girard street, Shenandoah, in Ashland Hospital. Ambulance calls The Phoenix Community Ambulance of Shenandoah reported calls were made for Charles Rudberg, 310 West Cherry street, Shenandoah, to Locust Mountain Hospital; Mrs. Mary Yancofsky, 217 West Centre street, Shenandoah, from Locust Mountain Hospital to Geisinger Medical Center and Michael Kufro, St. Nicholas, to Locust Mountain Hospital.

ASHLAND Admissions: Ashland Bart Herrity, Mrs. Grace Leib, John Hoskie, Mrs. Beverly Hess, Mrs. Grace Barrier Ashland RD1 Anthony Balsavage Frackville Peter Aponick Jr. Shenandoah -Mrs.

Helen Strenkowski Mahanoy City Jill Moyle Gordon Fredrick Fetterolf, Wilbur Ossman, Lester Maurer Locustdale William Brady Mount Carmel Stephen Roney Kulpmont Mrs. Julia Bogush Discharges: Ashland Mrs. Muriel Fairlie, Rudolph Pappas, Mrs. Beverly Kolenberg, Robert Finlan, Charles Raber Frackville Mrs. Edna Kline Mahanoy Plane James Minahan Shenandoah Thomas McAndrew Shenandoah Heights Mrs.

Roseanne Mychak and baby boy Girardville George Marlowe Lavelle Linda Sugren Centralia Mrs. Pamela Lupotsky, Thomas Klemas Mount Carmel Mrs. Betty Kashner Aristes Mrs. Eva Wefler Dispensary: Robert Tarlecki, Byrnesvule, Centralia, fell on ice and injured back. Michael Breslosky, 417 West Centre street, Shenandoah, injured ankle, fell on ice.

John Yagielnisky, 333 West Main street. Girardville. fell on ice and injured wrist and forehead. George Koury, 12 South Second street, Frackville, injured knee at work. Theresa Michalsh, Shamokin RD, fell and injured hand and wrist.

Carole Stenaka, 24 Yatesville, fell injuring knee and hand. John Bogena, Quality Hill, Gilberton, fell at home cutting nose. HAZLETON STATE Admission: Delano Anna Ashfield ST. JOSEPH'S (Hazleton) Discharged: Mahanoy City Mrs. Carol Mikita and daughter Barnesville Paul Campbell Hospital Notes Mrs.

Olga Miller, 518 East Pine street, Mahanoy City, is a surgical patient in Good Samaritan Hospital, Pottsville, Room 436. Martina Honushefsky, 327 West Maple street, Mahanoy City, is confined to Good Samaritan Hospital, Pottsville. Working time Working Wednesday New St. Nicholas Central Breaker, St. Nicholas Fine Coal Plants 4 5, two shifts.

Pine Forest Stripping, Bock Run, St. Nicholas Retail Pockets, Rosa Breaker. Rosa Pockets open until 4:30 p.m. Idle Wednesday Maple HDI Cleaner Plant. Pennsylvania State University continues to stand ninth in the Nation in grand total enrollment and 12th in full-time enrollment.

The total enrollment for Penn State is listed as 60,089 credit students for the Fall Term while enrollment of full-time credit students is given as 41,125. Totals a year ago were 59,598 IDEAL GIFT JACKETS In Corduroys Wools Suedes Leather Pile or Quitted Zip Out Lining! Sizes 36 to 54 Shorts Longs Priced From $19.95 $79.95 Others To Genuine Leather Double Breasted 14 Length COATS Zip-Out Lining Brown and Black Hi-Fashioned Style GIFT SWEATERS Cardigan Sleeveless Vests Mock Turtle Turtle V-Neck Belted From All Washable If In Doubt Give A Morris Men's Gift Certificate Register Here To Win Free $1000 In Cash and Prizes! Corn. Main Centre Sts. Shenandoah en Every Night Til 9 swift mm mm IMI Andrew Ackell Private services took place from the Waters Funeral Home for Andrew (Check) Ackell, Shenandoah. Interment was in Reading.

Irvin E. Speidel Military funeral rites were conducted for Irvin E. Speidel, Frackville, from the Hoppes Funeral Home. Mass was celebrated in St. Joseph's Church by Rev.

William H. Conley, who performed the committal services in the parish cemetery. Pallbearers were Thomas and William Donald, Thomas, John and William Hill, and James Glenn. The firing squad, representing the Schuylkill County Life Member Post, included Joseph Porter, Clair Evans, Benjamin Fowler, Thomas and; William Hill and Edward Bockert. The bugler was Mark Petrozino.

SalUe Wozniak Funeral services foE Sallie Wozniak of ShenandoahXwere conducted from the Oravitz Home for Funerals, by Msgr. Julian Zagorski, Rev. Anthony Niemotka and Rev. Leonard Dudek. Mass was celebrated in St.

Casimir's Church by Father Niemotka, with Msgr. Zagorski as Deacon and Father Dudek as sub-Deacon. Teofil Galezniak and the choir responded to the Mass with hymns. Interment was in the parish cemetery. Pallbearers were: Charles, Michael, Stanley, Joseph and Albert Wozniak, all brothers of the deceased, and Robert Wozniak, a nephew..