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TIMES-LEADER. THE EVENING NEWS, WILKES-BARRE, SATURDAY EVENING, JUNE 2, 1962 11 PITTSTON Representatives--Edward Burke and Hugh Nolan Office -88 SOUTH MAIN -Phone OL 5-2259 Are Hurt In Separate Mishaps Three persons were treated at the Pittston Hospital dispensary last night. All were released following treatment. Mike Swanek, 13, of 163 Searle street, Pittston, lacerated his right elbow on a glass door at his home. Three sutures were required to close the wound.

He was treated at 6:45. Treated at 9:20 Larry Sickler, 28, of RD Falls, ma: chine operator at Norris chine Shop, Harding, who lacerated his right wrist on a saw while at work. Six. sutures closed the wound. William Timlin, 7, of 129 Factory street, Avoca, was treated at 8 for laceration of right knee sustained, when a venetian blind fell on his leg? at home.

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Board Of View Will Fix Values Judge Thomas M. Lewis has named a board of view to determine value of the interest Joseph Gubitoso, 127 Oak street. In property leased by him in Plains Township and taken by the State for construction of the Anthracite Expressway. The one-acre tract was leased by Gubitoso from Pennsylvania Coal Company August 28, 1956. Gubitoso constructed a building on the land with poles, lights and signs and uses it to sell food.

soft drinks, cigarets, candy and other items. He and the Commonwealth have been unable to agree upon the value for the full taking of his leasehold interest and 'the improvements. Judge Lewis named as viewers Atty. G. Reuling Davis, Gilbert Jacobosky and Stephen J.

Tkach. Petition for appointment of them was presented by Atty. Arthur D. Dalessandro. A.

Kaluzavich Dies At Hospital Anthony Kaluzavich of 14 Prospect Street, Pittston, died at 7:25 this morning in Pittston Hospital where he was admitted eight days ago as a medical patient. He was born in Lithuania and came to this country 55 vears ago settling in Pittston. He was a retired mine worker. Kaluzavich was. a member of the Lithuanian Citizens' Club of Pittston.

Surviving are his, wife, the former Margaret Shelosky of West Pittston; son, John, at two. grandchildren; a brother and five sisters in Lithuania. Funeral will be held Tuesday morning at 10 from the Kizis Funeral Home, 134 Church Street, Pittston, with interment in Lithuanian Cemetery, West Wyoming. Friends may call Sunday and Monday 2 to 4 and 7 to 10. GOLDEN BROWN CHICKEN 'N RUFF $1.25 With French Fries and Cole Slaw Plenty of Take-Outs.

HARDSHELL CRABS SHRIMP, CLAMS -Also PlattersThe BODY and. FENDER WORK Factory Method PAINTING ADDIE'S Auto Repair Service 801 Exeter Ave. West Pittston OL 4-6001 Herron. 'Is Borne To Rest Funeral services for Oliver Herron of 105 Foote Avenue, Duryea, were conducted this afternoon at the Howell Funeral Home, 509 Wyoming Avenue, West Pittston. Rev.

Herbert L. Smartt and Rev. Walter E. Capper officiated with interment tain View Cemetery, Harding. Pallbearers were Miller, a grandson; Harry Kern and Jason Stark, nephews; Rollin Tonkin, Harry Pritchard and Joseph Ostrowsky.

St. John's Class Planning Reunion Class of 1942. St. John's High School, will meet Sunday at 8:30 p. m.

at the Knights of Columbus Home to further plans for the 20th anniversary reunion. The affair will be held Saturday, Sept. 1. at the Mayfair Supper Club. Professor Francis Swingle, of Kings' College, a member of the class, will be principal speaker.

Francis X. Loftus, class president, is honorary chairman and Raymond Killian is chairman. Graduation Mass Set For Sunday St. Rocco's Confraternity of annual Christian Doctrine will hold its Graduation Mass for the seniors of the parish Sunday morning at 9. Diplomas will be awarded and outstanding stuwill -be honored.

MonEdward T. Sullivan will deliver, the sermon and award diplomas. Members of the society, lay teachers and students will attend. Following Mass, the graduates will be entertained at a communion breakfast at the Gramercy. Rev.

Julio Serra, pastor, is moderator. SERRADIFALCO SOCIETY The Serradifalco Society, will Sunday at 10 a. at the quarters, 153 South Main street. There will be no meetings during July and August. At Sunday's meeting a committee will be.

selected to arrange for the observance of the Feast of the Mother of Sorrows to be held September 16. Michelangelo Sperrazza will preside. 2 AMBULANCE RUNS Two persons were removed to Pittston Hospital yesterday in the city ambulance. Both were admitted to the hospital as medical patients. Helen Thompson, 48 Nafus Street, Pittston, was taken last night at 7:45 and Mrs.

Sarah Schmaltz, 43 Center Street, Hughestown. was. removed at 9:15. a. m.

Attendants were James Ruane, Francis McDonnell and Joe McNamara. SUNDAY GAME Pittston Junction AC. current leaders of Greater Pittston SuAvoca at the new Junction Staburban League, will be host, to dium Sunday afternoon at 2:30. Plains Petroski, 2 Union St. SPECIAL PRICES to Plains residentsGraduation gifts.

diamonds, watches. wedding bands, bridal gifts. TOM DENNIS, JEWELER. Open evenings. CASEY-KASSA COAL CO.

Deep Mined-Coned Cleaned, COAL NUT $15 PEA $14.50 RICE $12 RANGE $14.50 BARLEY 9 BUCK. $13.50 Above Are Delivered Prices. Use Our Convenient Budget Plan--No Carrying Charges PHONE OL 4-3560 SUNGAS STAR-SUNGAS -MOVED TO 52 N. Main- Pittston Next To American Theatre Same Phone Number OL 4-7571 Day or Night WANTED EXPERIENCED OPERATORS Steady Work-Day and Night Shift DUCHESS COAT 75 William Street, Pittston ROSEMARY'S HAIR FASHIONS Rosemary Galli, Formerly With Pomeroy's 1107-WYOMING AVE. EXETER: Ever the Event is GRADUATION WEDDINGS BANQUETS Have A New Style For The Big Occasion! Specialising in Individual.

11 mi g. Permanent: Waving, Tinting and Shaping OL 5-0507 Day or Erening Air Conditioned Appointments Dryers Duryea Old Forge Joseph Swenton, $15 River St. Degree Awarded Marcia Burke Miss. Marcia Burke, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.

Herman Burke, 137 Stephenson street, Duryea, received her bachelor of science degree in secretarial science from College Misericordia, Dallas, as exercises held last Sunday. A graduate of Duryea High School Miss Burke is a niece of Rev. Frank Barlik who served as deacon for the Baccalaureate Mass. Miss Burke has accepted a position on the faculty of Monroe Township Williamstown, N. J.

COUNCIL 43 TO MEET Council 43 of the Polish National Alliance will meet tomorrow afternoon at 2:30 at the Polish street, Falcon's Duryea. meeting Edward hall. Maziarz will preside. TO FETE GRADUATES Ladies of the Rosary Society of Joseph's Church will host the graduates of Duryea High School at a communion breakfast in the church parlors following the Baccalaureate Mass in St. Joseph's Church tomorrow morning at 8.

Miss Betty Gillis is president of the society and Mrs. Ann Rice is vice president. The Rev. Walter J. Maslowski is pastor.

Aruscavage is president of the Class cof 1962 of Duryea High School. Mrs. Marion Coolbaugh is in charge of publicity. GERMANIA PARTY The Germania Hose Company will conduct a fund-raising party on Tuesday starting at 7:45 p. m.

at the hose company building, Foote avenue. On Thursday night the Germania Hose Company participated in the firemen's parade at Old Forge and was winner of first prize. Joseph Kreseski is the hose company president. SUNDAY, BASEBALL, Baseball team, of at the home Suburban tomorrow League with the Rebels of Dupont furnishing the opposition. Game time is 2:30 p.

m. at the Magazine Field. TEENER BASEBALL In the Holy Rosary Teeners Baseball League the Rebels will play the Angels tonight at 5:30 at the Magazine Field. COUNCIL TO MEET Regular monthly meeting of Duryea Borough Council will be held Monday at 8 p. m.

in town hall. 300 CLUB MEMBERSHIPS Memberships to the 300 Club of Holy Rosary Parish will be accepted in the church parlors tomorrow morning following each Mass. Thomas. and Joseph Swenton will be in charge. AMBULANCE RUN Anna Dolan, 1011 Vine street, Avoca, was transported to St.

Mary's Hospital, Scranton, in the Duryea ambulance, with Paul McIntyre, Matthews and Robert Kundrat the attendants. Exeter John Shoemaker OL 4-3522 CHRISTIAN MOTHERS The Altar and Rosary Christian Mothers of St. Cecilia's Church will receive Holy Communion in a group at the 7:30 a. Mass tomorrow. LEGION NOTES American Legion Post will meet Sunday afternoon at 2:30 in the post quarters.

Home Association will meet following the regular session. SCHOOL REGISTRATION Registration of pupils will be held in the Schooley avenue building on June 7 and 8. To be eligible for registration, the pupils are to be four years and seven months before September 1. Pupils for the first grade will be registered June 7 and 8 at the high school. The eligible age for first grade is five years and seven months before September Birth certificates are to be presented.

NO RUBBISH WILL BE COLLECTED NEXT WEEK Collection of garbage and ashes will be suspended next as the employes of the Street Department will be assigned to the repair of streets. MEMBERSHIP Exeter Memorial Post, VFW is conducting its. membership! drive, Andrew Vasil is in charge. Moosic: PRESBYTERIAN NOTES Morning worship services at Moosic Presbyterian Church will be held tomorrow at 10, according to Rev. William J.

Frazer, pastor. High school seniors will assist the pastor and nursery will be held in the reading room during the services. Church. will be conducted in all departments at 11:15 a. m.

A group will leave the church at 12 noon to attend the 3 p. m. services in the Presbyterian Home for the Aged. City Line avenue, Philadelphia. The Family of: the Cate MR.

JOSEPH COOK 136 Ann street West Pittston Wish to thank all those who loaned cars, sent Mass cards and flowers or otherwise assisted during its recent bereavement: TIZZY By Kate Osann 1962 by NEA, Inc. T.M. Reg. U.S. Pal.

Off, 6-2 "O.K., I'll be home at nine-thirty. Then can 1 go out again?" WEST PITTSTON EDWARD J. BURKE EDWARD UZDILLA Representatives OL 5-2259 OL 5-2250 Oil Film Complaint Is Heard By Council West Pittston Borough was asked to find a solution for an oil film problem which exists the lower Montgomery avenue area during a meeting of council held last night in the town hall. Carl Rosencrance presided the meeting during which Frank Dembowski, representing residents of Montgomery avenue, stated that oil film from Consolidated Cigar Corporation spots to appear on house paint. Dembowski said oil film covers washes on lines and is generally tracked into the homes in the area.

Council directed the secretary and solicitor to. send a communication to the corporation in an effort. to find a solution to the problem. Mildred A. Young, collector, presented the tax report, for Apr 26 to May 23: Occupation Tax: amount of duplicate, 292.45; added assessment, $495- previous penalties added, penalty added, total, balance, deposits, previous credits, total credits, balance, $1,522.11.

Real Estate tax: amount of duplicate, added assessment, previous penalties added, penalties added oh, $84- deposits, returned to court house, Penna. Coal Court Order, previous credits, total credits, $86,604.79. Council authorized Solicitor John Mulhall and borough engineer, R. N. Myers, to represent the borough at the meeting of Wyoming Valley authority in deciding on a joint sewage disposal.

Resignation of Robert E. Stocker as desk clerk was read and accepted. Mr. Stocker gave Avoca Dial OL 5-2111 SUMMER CAMP Registrations will be accepted until June 15 from members of Boy Scout, Troop 314, St. Mary's Church, for Summer camp.

Chris Van Luvender is scoutmaster. LITTLE LEAGUE A rained-out Little League between the Legion and Lions teams will be played today at 6 p. m. at the stadium. BAKE SALE Ladies of SS.

Peter- and Paul Church will hold a bake sale on Sunday in the church basement after Masses. Donors are asked to bring baked goods to the church basement this evening between 5 and 8. WED 22 YEARS Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Bartnicki, 912 William street, Avoca, observed their 22nd wedding anniversary yesterday, They were married in SS.

Peter and Paul Church, Avoca, by Rev. -Stanley J. Cituk. They have a son, Joseph a junior at Pennsylvania State University, Mrs. Bartnicki is the former Helen Kowalski, daughter of Mr.

and Mrs. Michael Kowalski, Avoca. SURGICAL PATIENT Mrs. Ambrose Conlon, 1110 Plane, in street, St. is a Mary's surgical Hospital.

paScranton. BIRTH Mr. and O'Brien, 33 ANNOUNCED, McAlpine street, Avoca, announce the birth of a daughter this morning at Taylor Hospital. Mrs. O'Brien is the former Marie.

McGlinn. BVM SODALITY The Blessed Virgin Mary Sodality, SS. Peter and Paul Church, will receive Holy Communion tomorrow morning at the 9:15 Mass. Members will as- THE HOUSE of. JERRYTONE "The only provincial shop in the valley" Corner Spring St.

and Exeter West Pittston Every Monday and Tuesday- -Budget Days Haircut $1.00 Hair Style and Shampoo $1.50 Permanent Wave (Complete) $6.75 Hair Tint $5.00 FREE PARKING ON OUR LOT Mr. Nick Mr. George Miss Susanne Miss Mary and Mr. Sebastian Phone OL 4-8511 BRO TO DO ULU Dupont Dial OL 5-2111 122 Promotions In Eighth Grade Promotion certificates will be awarded to 22. eighth grade pupils, at exercises on Tuesday afternoon in the Franklin School auditorium following the kindergarten program which begins at p.

m. The eighth grade graduates are: Joseph Francis, Frank Gayda, Anthony Kleynoski, seph Kosik, Stanley Marchak, Joseph O'Hara, Anthony Pierantoni, John Pushnick, Stephen Stupak, Charlotte Andrews. Ann Marie Golla, Linda Kaplavka, Sandra Kazinetz, Gloria Krawiec, Jeanine Lello, Alice. Mayhoff, Ann Musto, Ann Patte, Loretta Powell, Carole Rodola, Catherine Stempien and Mary Alice Turkos. The class colors are light orchid and white.

The class flower is orchid carnation. The class motto is. "Forward, Ever--Backward Never." Former Resident Dies In Jersey Mrs. John Novobilski, the former Effie (Kasa.) Casey, of 105. James Street, Bloomfield.

N. formerly of Dupont, died last night at 7 at home following an illness of six months. with her family to Bloomfield Born in Dupont, she moved about 25 years ago. police chief of Dupont Borough Her husband, John served as in the early 1930's. She was a member of St.

Valentine's R. C. Church, Bloomfield. Surviving are her husband and six children, John Jr. Irvington, N.

Mrs. Rose Mrs. Edith Zak, Mrs. Evelyn Halligan Edward, all of Bloomfield: and Mrs. Pat Duley, Philadelphia; and 12 grandchildren.

Also surviving are four sisters, Mrs. Mary Sitter and Mrs. Anna Snopkowski, both of Dupont: Kozak. Avoca; and Mrs. Loretta Barkowski Dupont: and a step-brother, Michael Boyer, Bloomfield.

A brother, Stanley Casey of Dupont, died a year ago. HOSE CO. PARTY Dupont Volunteer Hose pany will sponsor its final party of the season tomorrow night at 7:30 0 at the hose house. BIRTH. ANNOUNCED A son was born Thursday at Pittston Hospital to Mr.

and Mrs. Clem Lello, 399 Bear Creek road, Dupont. Mother is the former Regina O'Donnell. VFW AUXILIARY Delegates and alternate delegates. of the Ladies Auxiliary, VFW Post 4909.

will gather tomorrow at 1:30 at the post trict convention Kingston. home. They will, attend a disGOP TO MEET The -Dupont Republican Club will meet Wednesday night at 8 at the VFW. social room. Chairman Chester Szumski will preside.

CHRISTENING The christening of Lucille and Mrs. Paul infant Wrazien Jr. 216 Wrazien, daughter of Mr. Elm street. Dupont, took place Sunday in Sacred Heart Church, Dupont, with Rev.

C. A. Gayeski officiating. Sponsors were Mary Cuba of Wyoming and Joseph (Buddy) Vida of Dupont. Mrs.

Wrazien is the former Barbara Cuba of Wyoming. LITTLE LEAGUE The Dupont Lions Little League will begin its 6 first half at season on Monday at the stadium. ARMY DISCHARGE Joseph Koss son of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Koss, 248 Main street.

Dupont, recently received a discharge from the U. S. Army. WED 16 YEARS Mr. and Mrs.

Andrew Bekanich 617 Main street. Dupont, their 16th wedding anniversary yesterday with a family dinner. They were married in Sacred Heart Church, Dupont, by Rev. C. H.

Kolakowski, pastor. They have two children, Connie and Richard. Mrs. Bekanich is the former Julia Ziantz. Mr.

Bekanich is proprietor of Andy's Cafe, Main street, Dupont. Laflin Mrs Mary Slesinski RD 2. Wilkes-Barre. Telephone VA 4-5696 Shantytown Will Meet Yatesville The Shantytown Baseball Team will play the Yatesville team on Sunday afternoon at Green Park. Inkerman.

Last Sunday, Shantytown beat Dupont 15-7 to take second place in the league. Andy Kundratic pitched six innings and was relieved by Frank Wojcik. Bobby Phillips led' the hitters with three hits and -Babe Humko had two hits. Walt Humko's timely hit drove in three runs for Shantytown. Baptists Plan Special Service Rev.

Falk of the Kingston Baptist Church announces the services to be held on Sunday in observance of the 17th anniversary of his ministry in Kingston. Rev. Mr. and Mrs. Falk came to Kingston Church on June 3, The senior choir will sing a special anthem.

The pastor will bring a devotional message and this is to be followed by the Communion service. There will also be other musical numbers. Sunday School will convene at 11:15. The young people will meet at 6:30 for a final meeting until fall. At the evening service at 7:30 the pastor will conduct an all-request song servlee.

The choir will sing and the pastor will bring an evangelistic massage. New Corporation Approval has been given by Judge Bernard, C. Brominski to incorporation the Radio, Tele-25 vision and Electronic Dealers of Northeastern Pennsylvania, 35 North Frasklin street, city. Motion presented by Atty. Arthur L.

Piccone. Wyoming. John Shoemaker OL: 4-3522 Season Is Ended By Cub Pack 320 Cub. Pack 320 had its final meeting. of the current season.

Graduation certificates were presented to Joseph Arnone, Gary Thomas, Armond Casagrande. James Dennis, were given to the following: Wolf Badge. Harry Smith, M. Mizin, J. Venetz, J.

Morrow, G. Zavacki, J. Perlock, M. Stanbaugh, J. Rosenerans, R.

Pieri: Bear Badge, J. Viccica: Lion Badge, N. Pisaneschi: Denner Lulo, W. Kroski, M. Pisaneschi; Assistant Denner Badge, J.

Viceica: Gold and Silver Arrow Points, A. DeAngelo, M. Petcavage, N. Lulo, Miller, W. Kroski, T.

Spitale, R. Mazar. J. DeNagelo, H. Smith.

M. Mizin, J. Venetz, J. Janus, G. Duffy, J.

Ostrowski, J. Viccica. G. Zavacki, T. Skilonger, J.

Perlock, M. Stanbaugh, J. Rosencrans, R. Pieri. BOROUGH WILL JOIN PROGRAM Sewage Disposal Plan Cost $24 Per Person Wyoming Borough Council last night voted to join other communities in Wyoming Valley in a sewage disposal program with total cost of construction for the entire valley at $18,982,132.

Approximate cost per resident would be $24. Mack Borough reported Solicitor to Council Thomas That, the borough's insurance would cover a suit by Raymond Evans of Wyoming against, the borough and Mr. and John Adamo, 38 East Seventh street. The suit is for $5,000 for injuries Evans claims -to have received in a fall on the Adamo sidewalk last February. Leo Chiavacci, head of the public property committee, reported on the estimate cost.

of leveling the former borough dump on Sixth street for its conversion to a baseball field. He said the cost. would be $2.000, as submitted by Wesley McKaig, Wyoming excavator. At last meeting of council, a group of mothers asked council look into possibility of con(structing a yesterday field. Dump favor was of ods.

Council until sanitary landfill dumping, methother estimates are received. Lester Frith, representing Overhead Door Company, gave council estimate of $6,875, for building of steel and wood gatage which council plans to erect on lot behind town hall. Price does not include foundation, heat or electricity. The bid was tabled for further study. Council advised residents garbage will be.

collected as usual every other week. Individuals may dump only on Saturdays between 8 and 5 at Sgarlet Lane. Dumping The borough dump has Grounds, Swetland been permanently closed because of failure to meet State requirements. A list of business places which can dump daily will be made by council in near future. Residents were warned garbage in cardboard containers will not be collected.

Fire Chief Matt Zagursky reported no fires occurred during May. Three-fourths of borough fire plugs have been tested, the chief said, adding pressure was sufficient. Remaining hydrants will Council be checked voted to this monteorge Garnett, Eighth street, onefourth of his monthly salary. Garnett's resignation as fire truck driver becomes effective June 7. removal of top from abanContract of Joseph, Ondek for doned borough dump was terminated.

Walter Klimasiewfski, street commissioner, was authorized to take his vacation the week of June 30. It was announced paving work will be finished on Shulde Lane Monday. A special meeting of council will be held Friday night at 7:30 at town hall. SPECIAL PRICES to Wyoming and West Wyoming residents Watches, graduation gifts: diamonds, wedding bands, bridal gifts. TOM DENNIS.

JEWELER- PLAINS, Open: evenings. CONVENTION DELEGATES Mrs. 'Skibinski is the former MONDAY MEETING Elizabeth Holub. Mr. Skibinskl A meeting of the Wyoming is employed at the Rex Shoe Playground Association be Company.

Exeter, held Monday night in the Town Hall. Local organizations, METHODIST NOTES including civic fraternal! Services will be held at Shoegroups are requested to be repre- maker Chapel, morning West. at: (9:30 Wyoming, and sented. on Sunday at Wyoming Methodist Church FREE TYPING COURSE For every grad- at 11. Rev.

David R. Morgan date with purchase nf Golden Shield by will deliver the sermon. DedicaSmith AL Corona Portable, typewriter, See It tion of the Progress Crusade will year BROS Wyoming. 5 be held at both services. TOWNEND warranty.

Lunch will be served in the APPEALS SUSPENSION social room of the Wyoming An appeal has been taken to Church for all workers. The drive the court by Anthony F. Amato, will begin on Sunday and end 1323 Shoemaker avenue, from alon June 17. month suspension of his Officers of the Wyoming Womdriver's license by the Common- en's Society of Christian Service wealth for alleged speeding. and the Methodist Youth FellowJudge Bernard C.

Brominski, ship will be installed at services upon motion of Atty. William A. on June 10, at the Wyoming Degillio, fixed hearing for July, Church. 12 at 10 a. with proceedings The women.

of Shoemaker A delegation of the Wyoming Democratic Women's Club will attend the convention of the Democratic Federation of Women in the Poconos next week. The sessions will be held Tune 4, 5 and 6. Local delegates are: Mrs. Marie Krol and Mrs. Helen Petrocchi.

Local members to be present at the banquet on Tuesday will be Gertrude Shady, president of the Wyoming Democratic Woman: Helen Prizzi, Rita Corsini, Marion Jacoby, Conroy and Theresa HOME GROWN, STRAWBERRIES ERNIE'5 325 Wyoming Avenue. Wyoming 133. JOINT INSTALLATION Wyoming Eagles and. the Ladies Auxiliary will have Joint installation of officers- on afternoon at the club. MONDAY MEETING Mr.

and Mrs. Frank Skibinski, West Brady street, West Wyoming, are observing their sixth wedding anniversary today. They were married. June. 2, 1956, in St.

Joseph's Church: Sixth street, by Rev. Edward Manikowski. meanwhile stayed. 4TH WEDDING ANNIVERSARY 5. PROPERTIES SOLD ON BIDS Disposed Of By County Tax Claim Bureau Four sales of county- owned zerne County Claim Bureau property was made, by the Luyesterday afternoon while sheriff's sale disposed of another property in the morning.

The sheriff's sale, conducted by real estate Deputy Lee T. Welker, was that of the property of John J. and Lenore Gurval, improved with a two-story frame dwelling at 25 South Goodwin avenue, Kingston. It was sold for taxes and costs to Atty. Hopkin T.

Rowlands representing a banking institution. Tax Claim Bureau sales of county-owned lots were: Lot; 200x15Q. on East, side of Henderson street, Plymouth, was sold, after spirited bidding, to Attorney Blythe H. Evans, Jr. representing Carl J.

and Alexandra Potoski. East Shawnee avenue, Plymouth for $410. The Potoskis had previously submitted a private bid of $100. County costs on the lot. acquired by the county at bankruptcy proceedings of Kingston Coal Co.

in the 1940's, were $55. Attorney John Zapotok, representing a client, submitted an open bid initially of $105 for the lot and then by stages the bid finally reached $410. The extra money, $310 received by the Tax Claim Bureau as result of the private bid beling run up will be distributed to the county, its institution distret, Plymouth Borough and Plymouth School District. Lot. 74.16 57.

on 15 Hill Park avenue, Pittston, was sold to 8 man who said he bought it as representative for Anita Starkstein, 180 William street, Pitts-: ton. Open bid was $110 which was higher than a private bid of $105 submitted by Grace Calabrese, 18 Hill Park avenue. County costs are $60. Two parcels on James street, Pittston, were sold to the Pittston Swimming Pool Association, at its private bid of- $150. County costs are $93.95.

Lot on Winters avenue, Hazle Township, was sold to Walter J. Olawski, West Hazleton, at his private bid of $105. County costs are $59.95. The Tax Claim sales were held in open court before Judge Richard L. Bigelow.

Assistant County Solicitor Anthony B. Panaway announced sale of each lot in behalf of the county commissioners. Bernard J. Gavlick, director: William Lucchino. and Mrs.

Pawlowski represented the Tax Claim Buruea. in residence from the buchange to Mt. Zion" area as reason for resigning. Building permits were approved for Joseph Raieski -for a welding shop and Michael Puentuerio, garage. Secretary was directed to send a.

communication a to the D.L. W. Railroad requesting repairs to the crossing on Montgomery avenue. Solicitor Mulhall presented da resolution imposing a tax on all transfer of property at the court house. This tax amounts to 1 per cent of the property, valuation an- dis expected to bring a revenue of $500 a year.

President Carl Rosenerance noted West Pittston has been the only borough in the area without this tax. The resolution was unanimously Mayor by Robert adopted council. Campbell reported, total receipts of $119.48 for May. Street Commissioner Joseph Glycenter reported recepits of $46.80, $33.80 of which was for snow removal last winter. Chief of Police Paul Adamst reported 4 arrests, 7 fires, 3 accidents, 1 door found open and 1 article found during the month.

Board of Health Secretary Birdella May, reported 27 cases of chicken pox, 11 of measles and 1, whooping cough. Reports were approved. Bills in the amount of $840.62 roll for second half of May was approved for payment. approved as follows: Streets, police, administration, total, $2 949.07. Present were Councilmen Rosencrance, John Pugliese, Thomas Ferguson, Merle Bainbridge, Mayor Campbell, Morgan Williams, secretary: Atty.

Mulhall and Street Commissioner Glycenfer. 25th Anniversary For Local Couple Mr. and Mrs. Addie Savino, 335 their Washington street, will celebrate 25th with wedding anniversary Sunday open house starting at 3 p. m.

They were married in First. Congregational Church, Hill, West on Pittston, June 3. by 1937. Rev. W.

John Mrs. Savino is the former Mae Roberts of Old Forge. Mr. Savino is proprietor of Addie's AutomoItive Repair Service, West Pittston. TEENER GAME MONDAY Teener League game scheduled for Monday is LaBarre vs.

Medico. FIRST METHODIST CHURCH Rev. Harry S. Henck, pastor of the First Methodist. Church, will deliver the sermon tomorrow morning at 11.

Junior Chancel Choir and Senior Choir will sing. Mrs. Mrs. Charles A. will Moser: Charles Kirby be za will be greeter.

Miss Linda receptionists. Vincent T. CarrozSerfoss will be in "charge of Junior Church. Mr. and Mrs.

Russell L. Nussbaum have been received into the church as new members. Sunday School will convene at 9:45 a. m. Girls Chorus will rehearse immediately after church.

Wrong Tag Liverpool, England, June 2- P- The Liverpool Bus Company is to change a bus map in the center of the city following complaints from the local income tax office. The map describes the tax offices at Seafield House, Seaforth, as "an institution for mental defectives." semble in at 9 a.m. a regular afternoon basement. the church basement The sodality will hold meeting tomorrow at 1:30 in the church VISIT THE DUPONT HOSE CO. Sunday Night BUS LEAVES Pittston at 5:45, to 8th Street Bridge, Wyoming at 6 p.m., then to Exeter, West Pittston, ton Junction, Duryea; to Moosic, Avoca and Dupont.

Dinner Committee To Meet Monday Dr. John L. Lavin, Swoyerville Post 644 and general chairman of the Michael M. Markowitz testimonial. has called meeting of the entire committee Wilkes Monday, Post June 4.

132 in Home the p. m. Final plans for the affair, which will be held Saturday, June 23 at Post 132 Home, will- be discussed. Peter Toloczko, national field representative, and Louis J. Greco, West Wyoming Post 904, are.

co-chairman. District 12- Commander Nello S. Carozzoni, Miners Mills Post 741, is honorary chairman. Ticket chairman Attorney Harold Rosen, Kingston Post 395. requests that post and committee reservations be made.

Friends of Mr. Markowitz, who wish to attend the affair and have not been contacted are requested to contact Atty. Rosen, Mrs. Toloczko, Frank A. Goeckel, or Francis A.

Weiss, for reservations prior to the deadline Friday, June 15. Recognition Rites For Rev. Nagle A recognition service for Frederick R. Nagle, son. of Mr.

and Mrs. Raymond Damiani, 552 Main Road, Hanover Green, will be held on June 10 at 7:30 p. m. in the Hanover Green Chapel. Servrice will be conducted by Rev.

A. James Cara. Mr. Nagle will be ordained into the ministry at the Mashpee Baptist Church, Cape Cod, tomorrow evening at 7. He has been serving as pastor of that church since October, 1960.

A reception will follow the recognition service at the home of Andrew Matyas and his daughter. Miss Evelyn Maytas, 22 Downing street, Hanover Green: Service. and reception will be open to the friends of Mr. Nagle and his parents. Elks 'Sing Along' At a meeting of the Elks entertainment, committee at the Elks Home last night, it decided that a "sing along" would be held tonight, with John M.

O'Donnell, club organist at the piano. Art Jump announced that the house committee would serve and arrange party The couple has one daughter, Joanne. Chapel. will make annual pasties on Tuesday and the spiritual retreat, sponsored by the United Church Women, will be held at the Trucksville Methodist Church on Wednesday, beginning at 10:30 a. m.

The executive of the WSCS will meet Tuesday at 7:30 p. m. at the church..