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TDIES-LEADER, THE EVENING NEWS, WILKES-BARRE, FRIDAY EVENING, JANUARY 14, 1968 Twenty-six Joseph Fedorko Training Day Hughestown Boy PITTSTON YcstPittstcn Pittston Office' 88 South Slain Street Phone 655-2259 FRANCIS D. HCDZEfSSl Dlai 654-4259; Burke and Hugh Nolan DIM AIDES 1 Divide a Room! Jll Is Stricken III A 16-year-old Huehestown boy was take to Pittston Hospital last night about 7 In Pittston ambulance after taking some type of drug or barbiturate. Ralph Delucia was treated at the hospital and admitted, according to reports. Hosptial attaches declined to give a report of the incident. Boy was taken In the ambulance by Joseph Rizzo and Joseph Boos.

Hughtestown Police are Investi gating, according to wuce cniei Anthony uiaraina. Briefs Montedoro Society of Pittston will meet Sunday morning at 10:30 in the clubrooms. Nite Cappers of Greater Pitts ton will meet Sunday night at 8 at the home of Mrs. Ted Had' dock, 34 DeWitt. Jenkins Township American Legion Post 938 will meet bun-day at.

2 p.m. in $he post home, fort Bianonara. ataniey nar- enza, commander, announced this is the last-can tor iMbb. memberships. Third Order of St.

Francis will meet Sunday afternoon at 3 i St. Joseph's Monastery, Georgetown- Bus will leave Pittston at 2 from Church street, stopping at Dock 6treet, and the Forks-of-tme-Koad, south ntts ton. Confraternity of Christian Women, St. John the Baptist Slovak Church, will meet tonight at 7:30 in the church hall. Film will be shown by Rev.

John Mat- tey. Rev. Joseph Super is moderator. Mrs. Mary Wasko will preside.

Following the meeting, members are asked to go to the Morris Funeral Home, 1291 Wyo ming avenue, Exeter, to recite the Rosary lor the we Jonn Soyka. irva to rfttk rosaRV Hnlv Nsrno SnraAtV of St John the RAiritit filnvak Church will recite the Rosary tomgm at id at the Jrtorns iimerat nome, 1291 Wyoming avenue, Exeter, for the late Jonn isoyxa. Avoca Francis D. Huddnski Dial 654-4259 Betty Hughes To Become Bride The marriage of Betty Jane Hughes, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.

Richard Hughes, 924 High land street, Avoca, and Ronald Craig, son of Mr. and Mrs. Alex Craig, 1014 Craig street, Avoca, will be held Saturday, February 12, with a candlelight service at 7 p. m. jn St.

John's Primitive Methodist Church, Avoca. Miss Hughes, a graduate of Northeast High School, Is em ployed at the scranton ury uooas Store. Mr. Craig is a graduate of Avoca High School and is employed by Capital Records, Scranton. TO MEET TONIGHT Jolly Boy Association of Avoca will meet tonight at 9 at the American Legion Home, Main street, to outline plans for a com munity center project.

James McAndrew, president, requests all members and former members of the association to attend and assist in the work. Meetings Session will meet tonight at 7 in Langcliffe Presbyterian Church. Avoca Boy Scout Troop 314 of St. Marys Church will meet night at 7 in the church audi' torium. Trustee Board will meet to night at 7:30 in St.

John Primi tive Methodist Church. A special meeting called by the Blessed Virgin Mary Sodality, SS. Peter and Paul's Church, will be Taken Bf Death Joseph Fedorko of Syracuse, N. formerly of Exeter, died Wednesday at his home. A son of the late John and Mary Roman Fedorko, Mr.

Fedorko was born in Exeter. He was employed by the Lacka wanna Railroad. Surviving are his wife, the former Elizabeth Mataysh of Taylor: children, Mrs- Madeline Cheslak, Syracuse: Stephen and Evelyn, at home; one grandchild sisters, Mrs. Eleanor Evanchick, Elizabeth. N.

Mrs. Irene Brozzoski, Elmhurst, N. Mrs. Mildred Fronosk, West Wyoming. Funeral will be held from the Simmons Funeral Home, Oak Street, Taylor, tomorrow morn ing at 10 with Requiem Mass in St.

George Church, Taylor. Friends may call 2 to 4 and 7 to 10. Rowan Hurt As Bus Hits Truck John Rowan. 21. of 2 Cliff street, was in guarded condition today at Pittston Hospital, where he was admitrced lesi nigra shortlv after 6.

Rowan was seriously injured at North Main and Chapel streets Pittston. when -his pickup trucK was hit in the rear, by a Wilkes- Barre Transit Company bus. He suffered head and back injuries. Pittston police said Rowan was stopped in his pickup truck, lacing soutn on North Main street, apparently waiting to turn left onto Chapel street when, he was hit in the rear by the bus. also traveling south on North Main street.

Driver of the transit company vehicle was William J. Munde rvaf, 9 Landon street, Pittston, police said. Neither the bus driver nor any passengers ap- npared injured, police said. 1 i i Oamaee to me ous Hiciuaea bent front bumper and leit oanel. according to police, while truck had damage to rear bump er and tail lights.

Patrolman Samuel ausacco investigated. CLAMS -SHRIMP LOBSTER TAIL DELICIOUS Fried Shrimp, Devil Crab, Scallops, Steak, Barbecnes, Bucket the Basket, Sandwiches, Vi Sprinj Boastitif Cbickei, Hot "Trv Oar Detteiwa Ttkt-Oita" PLAZA CAFE i STI JXZEKNE ATE, W. NTTSTOlf 1 ROMAN TAXI II WlUUim 8U Fltwoa 6S4-4656 654-0211 CALL GREATER PITTSTOII 655-2848 AI Pace, Manager fifed IT jr Representative Edward Driver Escapes Injury In Crash Ah Exeter motorist escaped injury this morning at 3:10 when he lost control of his 1952 sedan rvt slid into a service Dole at North Main street, Pittston, at Smalanskas Gas Station, oppb-cir street. Harold Ash, of 9 Layton street, Exeter, demolished the front end of his car, but there was no damage to the pole. investigating for Pittston Police were Patrolmen Andrew Dructor and Allen Roat.

RENT CmU, half double. Newlj piloted. AnlUtite February 1. 6M-0424. Joseph P.

Burgio To Be Installed Joseph P. Burgio will be in-Stalled as president of the Serra-difalco Society at ceremonies Sunday night at 5 in the temporary quarters, 116 Souh Main street. Others to be invested include: Vice president, Sam Cometa; recording secretary, Leo Fasciana; financial secretary, Angelo Butera; treasurer, Sam MbntapiML Trustees, James Montagna, Peter Montante, John DeRose, Michael Speziale, Guy DiPas-quale; council, Charles Tramon-tana, John Giambra, Anthony Cumbo, Leonard Vella, Michael Capuzzi, Angelo Burgio, Leo Valenti, James Valenti; sergeant-at-arms, Angelo Burgio; building committee, Leonard Valla, Charles Tramontana. i If! Pair to lSz ifi II with Fully I Display your books and this dust-fret modern easel I NO MONEY i il Oper Friday and 71 South Main St, Pittston Smoke Bomb Causes Scare Pittston Police are investigating an incident in which a red smoke bomb was placed 'in a men's room outside Pittston City Hall last night shortly before 10. Bomb resulted in a heavy cloud of smoke in and near the building.

Patrolmen Wilbert Leppert and Louis Mantione noticed the smoke as they reported for duty at 10. Police feared the boiler room was afire and sounded an alarm for the Pittston firemen. Investigation showed ft bomb had peen set off in a basement level men's room near city hall. Police said the bomb appeared to be an M-18 Army type grenade or bomb used by local reserve units. FOR SALS Frlildalre 654-6874.

and television. BOWLERS' SCORES Anzalone's took four points from Bufalino's at this week's bowling by the Fides Club of St. Roccos Church. High for Anzalone's were Louis Scarantino, 201-539: Sam Barrette, 201-535; Joe Salio was high for Bufalino with 173-465. Falcone's lost to Barry Belt by four points.

For the Beltmen, high were Joseph Guameri, 172. 506: Fred Matani, 176-494. Strik ing high for Falcone's was Jim Bonno, who rolled 194-554. Matters toook four points from Carl and Sal's. High for Matty's were Joseph Kiselevach, 189- 507, and Paul Arcudi, 197-501.

James Cont rolled 209-537 to be high man for Carl and Sal's. 9 ill For Counselors Counselors of the Junior Cath ouc Daughters in the Pittston Area are planning a Training Day- for Sunday, January 16, at p. m. in the veterans of Foreign Wars Home, Stephenson street, Duryea. i Miss Irene KubackL Scranton Area Deanery, -will teach games.

Mrs. Betty Kreglewilz will teach handcraft Mrs. Eleanor Russav- age will be in charge of music Counselors from Immaculate Conception, West Pittston; Sacred Heart and Holy Rosary Parishes, Duryea; St, Mary's Help or christians, upper Pitts ton, will attend. Area chaplains will also be guests. PTA Of St.

John's Bake Sale Jan. 23 Parent Teacher Association of St. John the Baptist Slovak School, Pittston, will hold its an nual bake sale on Sunday, Jan uary 23. Proceeds will benefit the sisters of the parish. Parishioners are asked to bake or make a donation for the affair.

Mrs. Jacob Hizny is serving as chairman, assisted by Mrs. Mar tin Sapnego, cochairman. Area captains for the sale are: Rita Mecadon, Pittston; Rose mary Stankus, Pittston Junction: Regina Poplowski, Duryea; Joan Plisko and Mildred Wasko, Du pont Jean Stelma, Avoca; Dolores Sefchik, Wyoming; Betty Ziobro, Ann Tirpak, Helen Zavada and Alberta Sapiego, Exeter; Marion Pocceschi, West Exeter. Dolores Mariggi, Theresa Hizny.

Jean Murphy, Port Blan chard; Emily Loughney, Betty Ferek, Catherine Korea, Tina Sciandra and Marilyn KrolL Mothers of the parish, under the direction of Mrs. George Harmonos. Mrs. John Gregus and Mrs. Edward Wasko will make a variety of naked goods in the school cafeteria on the Saturday preceding the sale.

Rev. Joseph super is moaer ator; Mrs. Donald Loughney is president. Publicity is handled oy Mrs. John nrpaic.

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While They LaiU Studio Couches. 7-Piece Breakfast Sets. $59 Only 16.98 Gallon tM.ti Paint Only 1-Plec 2S8 Bedroom Suite. Open Evenings GORDON'S In Dupont 654381 NOCERA'S JEWELERS I-OPTICIANS- wW-IOH WYOMINS AVt EXETER, A VTEU40-IMI SHin9i Fl. TIL aBVOBCMBBBH Firemen rail To Hear Siren far the slow response to a summons for aid by Dupont firemen yesterday morning was given by Dupont Police today.

They blamed a westerly wind hampered firemen from hearing the siren. Fire which caused slight damage was at Howard Johnson Restaurant, Route 115, Wilkes-Barre Dupont Highway. Dupont Polio Chief Henry Cislo said he was notified by. Pittston police at 4 a storage area at rear of the motel was on fire. A passerby had attempted to contact Dupont Municipal Building, but got no answer and he called Pittston police.

Cislo said he went to the hosa house and sounded the alarm over the fire siren, but no firemen responded. Cislo began to warm up the fire truck while the siren wailed, but no fire lighten answered call. Pittston Township Volunteer Fire Company answered the alarm at 4:30 and Fire Chief John Angelella and five men raced to scene and doused the fire, Cislo said. Meanwhile, Dupont siren con- tinued to Finally, at 4:45, some Dupont firemen took the truck to the scene, but fire was out. The oolice chief said a Civil Defense siren is atop the Municipal Building but Is not used for fires.

He said an older fire siren is used and when the wind blows in the wrong direction firemen cannot hear the sound. Damage was restricted to ma terial in the concrete storage area, Cislo said. Booster lines were used and damage was slight. Door to area was damaged, he said, and cause of fir was not known. Cislo was assisted In directing traffic at fire by Assistant Police Chief George Legezda.

Youth Gib Will Present Comedy A three act comedy play "Pick a Dilly," sponsored by the Youth Club of Holy Mother of Sorrows. Polish National Catholic Church, will be held Sunday night, beginning at 7:30, at the parish hall. la the production, wis follow ing members will appear: Alice Mayhoff as Susan Clark, Sandra Kazinetz as Amanda Stmnr. Eliabeth Kotula as Purina Hogg, Eileen Moniak as Arvilla Garvey. Joseph Cebula as Otis Garvey, John Mayhoff as Wilbur, Darlene Cwikla as Opal Dilly, Kathy Kotula as June Rose Dilly, Helen Fritsohy as May Lily Dilly, Ann Navalany as April Violet Dilly, AVx Dubeck as Lawyer Bleeker, Robert Skrinak as Rod Benedict, Joseph Boyanowski as Tex Lara-bee, Beverlee Nowak as Old Betsy Drake, Frank Cebula as Azariah Coffin.

Miss Evelyn Cebula Is oroduo tion director 'of the show. Confession on Saturday will be held according to the following schedule: After catechetical classes and a 3 p. m. for children and 7 p. tn.

for adults. The Frederick Chopin Choir will meet Sunday after the High Mass to elect oiilcers lor the 1966 year. Church Society Elects Officers At. Its Tuesday meeting. Mrs.

Harriet Barkowski was reelected for another year as president of the Christian Mothers Society of the Sacred Heart of Jesus, Roman Catholic Church. Du pont. Also elected were Dorothy Wisneski, vice president; Dorothy Guzior, secretary; Ann Paddock, treasurer. Rev. Chester H.

Kolakowski, pastor, will Install the new officers on Saturday, January 29, at the rectory social room. Mrs. Barkowski announced that a dinner will be served and that reservations to the affair are being handled by Mrs. Irene Troynacki end Mrs. Ann Ka-minskl.

Workers Listed For Skating Rink Bernard Zielinskl. chairman St the Good Fellows Skating Rink program, last night announced supervisors for the cleanup detail for the next five days at the rink: Today, Angelo LollI; Saturday, Fred Pierantoni: Sunday. Thom as Preston; Monday, Vincent Ro-sato; Tuesday, Robert Sedlak. SKatmg is held daily at tha rink located adjacent to the Dupont Ben Franklin School. The program Is sponsored annually by the Good Fellows Club, the oldest civic organization Jn Du pont.

SALSV IMS Chevrolet fordor ledui. Xs ctUent. 1 owner. 6S4-9770: 6M-8170. TO INSTALL SUNDAY Installation of officers by tha members of the Polish Women'j Alliance, Group 267, will be held Sunday afternoon at 2 at tha Sacred Heart Church Hall.

Refreshments will be served following the installation ceremonies, according to Bertha Kuckla, the unit's secretary. CHOIR REHEARSAL St Cecelia's Choir nt tha' re- tha Sacred Heart Church will hearse tonlzht at 7:30 in church. ANNOUNCE SON A son was born this mornlnf at 9 In Pittston Hospital to Mr. and Mrs. Peter Musto.

rear 104 Smith street, Dupont. The moth-er Is the former Barbara Kobl. cabinet meeting tomorrow morning. The demand was one nf ihr drawn up by a group called tha University of Indonesia Action Union. Other demands were that Sukarno dissovle the Indonesian Communist party and order an Immediate reduction In food prices which have soared Jn tha last few weeks.

Students have staged demonstrations aeainst the Increased prices, Karido Jakarta also announced today the cabinet, in an attemQt to stop rising prices, had formed a special xinng squad, it said convicted economic manipulators wouia Da snot. M. Utley Hicks Dies InlHospital Under medical treatment for 15 weeks, M. Utley Hicks, 520 Wyoming avenue, West Pittston, died yesterday afternoon jn Pittston Hospital. -He was born in Scranton and resided In West Pittston the last eight years.

Prior to that he lived at Elizabeth and Plain- field, N. J. While in New Jersey he was employed as an accountant by American Cyanamide Company of Bound Brock. Mr. Hicks was a former mem ber of Elm Park Methodist Church, Scranton.

Surviving are his wife, the former Janet Smiles; sister, Mrs. Elizabeth Tidd, Utica, N. Y. Funeral will be held from the Metcalfe and Shaver Funeral Home. 504 Wyoming Avenue, Wyoming, Monday afternoon at 2.

Kev. John Buono or St. paui Methodist Church, Pittston. will officiate. Interment will be in Shady Lane Cemetery, Chin chilla.

Friends may call Saturday night, 7 to 9, and Sunday, 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p. m. Church Reports Read At Meeting Annual meeting of the congre gation of Grace Presbyterian Church, 317 Race street, was held last night following the Prayer Service. Reports from the various organizations were read. In the ecclesiastical meeting the following were elected: wal ter Meade reelected to the Session of the Church and Miss Roberta Hartman reelected as Missionary Chairman.

Reports of the various organizations were read and approved. Pastor Daniel Williams moderated the meeting with Harry -Thomas, clerk. Jn the business meeting of the church, the reports from the various treasurers was read and approved. Williams Neil was re elected to the Board of Trustees and Harry Schultz was elected to a three year term. Mrs.

Jean Smiles and Miss Grace Barritt were elected to audit the books of the Missionary, Church and Building Fund Treasurers. The meeting closed with prayer. Alt- reports were placed on the church bulletin board for members and friends to see. Each of the goals of the church were exceeded and nearly thirty five percent of the total church budg et is used for foreign missions. Rev.

and Mrs. Ralph Cunningham represent the church in India, and Miss -Nancy Smiles, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Smiles, is a missionary in Ghana. COMING FUNERALS REILLY Miss Mary, of 537 Lu zerne aveune, West Pittston, from Neil J.

Donnelly Funeral Home, 802 Susquehanna ave nue, West Pittston, Saturday 9. Requiem Mass 9:30, Im maculate Conception Church, West Pittston. St. Cecilia's Cemetery, Exeter. Friends may can i to 4 and 7 to iu.

CHARLES 8IXKIEWICZ The funeral of Charles Sinkle- wicz, 170 Erie street. West Pitts ton, was held this morning from the John Morris Funeral Home. 1291 Wyoming avenue, Exeter. Rev. Aloysius Ziemba, pastor, celebrated the Requiem Mass in St.

John the Baptist Polish Exeter. Interment was in the parish cemetery, Exeter, where Rev. Father Ziemba read the committal prayers. Pallbearers were John Brelish. Leonard Vinsko.

Stanley Kos-loski, Anthony Workoski, Stanley Vensko, and Charles Simal-chik. Activities West Pittston Borough Council will meet tonight at 7:30 in the borough building. Members of BYF, Luzerne Avenue Baptist Church, will meet at the church tomorrow evening at 8:20 to travel to Camp sports. Members are reminded to bring box lunches. West Pittston High School basketball team will play Exeter tonight at 7 at Exeter Hleh School gym.

Personals Miss Sandra Cahill daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Carlton Cahill, 510 Montgomery avenue, Is a medical patient in Pittston Hospital Mrs. J. Henry Morgan, 104 North street, Is a medical patient in Wilkes-Barre General Hospital.

Lewis Hufford, 317 Liberty street. Is a patient at Moses Tay lor Hospital, scranton. Strip Mine Tour Slated Monday Harriftburg, Jan. 14 MP) Pennsylvania mine officials will accompany 83 Kentucky lerisla. tors and state government repre sentatives on a tour of strip mine operations in Allegheny County Monday, State Mines Secretary H.

B. Charmbury announced. The tour will begin at a. m. from the Greater Pittsburgh Airport, and will proceed to three mining operations In the area.

The next day, Charmbury said, he and James M. Cunningham director of the department's Bureau of Conservation and Reclamation, will go to the Frankfurt, to appear before a Joint session of that state's legislature. Demand Indoneso Cabinet Dissolve Singapore, 14 Indo nesian university students de manded today dissolution of the Indonesian cabinet. Their demand stemmed from the Island republic's worsening economic crisis. In a broadcast monitored here.

Radio Jakarta said the students sent their demand to President Sukarno. The broadcast said Su karno will answer it at a special Past Masters Jewel To Be Presented Jan. 20 JAMES O. BROKENSHIRE The 82nd Annual St John's Day dinner of Valley Lodge, No, 499, Free and Accepted Masons, will be held on Thursday evening in the First Methodist Church at 6:30. Introduction of the Toastmas- ter will be by Arthur A.

Billings, P. will be Thom as P. Ferguson, P. M. The highlight of the evening will be the presentation of the Past Masters Jewel by John Sel-lani, P.

to the retiring Worshipful Master James O. Broken- shire. Emerson H. Ramage, the new Worshipful Master, will Intro duce the new officers. The chief speaker will be Rev.

Andrew Pillarella of the Pres byterian Church in Dallas and a member of Lodge 233. James R. Thomas, District Deputy Grand Master of this District will also speak. The invocation win De given bv Rev. Henry G.

Russell and the benediction by Kev. jjr. jonn w. Buono. Reservations for- the dinner will close on Monday evening.

Caleb K. Tompkins is the gen eral chairman of the committee. Assisting will be the following members: Arthur A. Billlnge P. Thomas P.

Ferguson P. Henry P. Frisco P. Stanley J. Mayhoff P.

M. John R. Eshel-man. Emerson H. Ra mage W.

Kpnneth E. Burke, S. Edwin J. Tippett Charles S. Remington, George P.

Vincent, George L. Miller, Frank Green, Theodore D. Burkel, Robert J. McCartney, Chester J. Boyanowski and George F.

Was-cavich. GOING OUT OF BUSINESS Evrythttif muit m. Draitlc DRESS MART, 417 Wyomln. Avraue. St.

Rocco's Unit To Seat Officers Francis Ratchford, publicity chairman of St. Rocco's Mutual Aid Society, announced there will be a dinner dance end installa tion of officers tomorrow night at 6:30 in Rocco's Hall, Tompkins street. Reservations are being handled oy josepn roi- ieare and uonr.nicK jwesaruzzo, co-chairmen of the affair. Ross Gwmusso will be chiei speaker and James Arks will be master of ceremonies. These officers will be invested: Council president, Michael Poli-care; councilman, Francis Ratch ford.

James Arils, Kaipn Mas- truzzo, Sam Alu presidenV Ross Giamusso: vice president, An thony DePhiUips; secretary, Peter Haw an is: -financial secretary, Sam Sciandra; treasurer, Frank GaUo. COAL. Cletn, dp-mlnd-eheitntit-OT, S16.S0: pet. S14.50; buckwhnt-rlcc. (03.90.

delivered. 654-8081. Women Bowlers Announce Scores Women's Major Bowling League opened its second half this week at Avenue Lanes with Pittston Furniture taking three points from Mr. Kleen. High for Pittston Furniture was Rita Shandra, with 171-471.

Berretta's Construction took 2 points from Detato's Super Market with Kathy Weiskereer leading the way with 179-503. High for Detato's was Kethy Campbell, with 186-495. Helen Szura, high for the night with 192-574, led Phillips' Sea Food to a 2-point win over Gelso Insurance. Helen Weimer witft 171-491 was high for Gelso s. Carol Dickinson's 188-514 help ed Shoemaker's take 2 points from Fashion Vending.

Jo Howell was men ior asnwn wun a 194-508. BIG SALE nmm. iDortiwetr. HnMrle. eoreti Golnr out of builneu.

DRESS MART, 417 Wyomlw Avenue. Nicholson High In Bowling Loop Position night this week at Avenue Lanes in St. Casimlr's Bowling League found Sheporal-tis Beverages in top spot by a 2-1 win over Grablick's Dairy, losing the one by five pins. Pacing the winners were Joseph Petrus, 546, and Tony Atmona vage, 524, with 509 for Adam iMontville. Pete Menn's 522, and Chuck Grublesky, 502, led Grab- lick's.

Sites Morticians swept over Praff's as John Ostrowskl, Stan Oeczko, and Mike Williams, 529, 524, and 500, led Site's. For Praff's, Ed Herbert had 524, and Stan Grubleski had 504. Kizis Morticians, led by Buff sianius, ssb, won two from in dependent Beef, as Charley Pahl, 545, Will Hoban, and Paul Lauck, 507, 501. led the Beefers. Benny's Market also won two from Bernie's Cafe, as Tony Palermo 503, led Benny's, while top man for the night was Ernie Nlchelsen, 226-599, for the Cafe.1 Teams standings: Sheporaitts, 8-1; Grablick's, 7-2; Klzis, 6-3; Sites, 4-5; Benny's, 4-5; Inde pendent Beef, 8-6; Bernie Cafe, 3-6; Pffaf's, 1-8.

Finished Back trophiet in Walnut. mmjfi7 DOWN! hi Monday Nights 'til 9 and jj 457-9704 held Sunday afternoon at 1:30 inJsunnybrook for a day of Winter be wise! the church basement. Rose Ann Chrobak will preside. Final returns on Christmas candy orders are to be made. A meeting of Avoca Boy Scout Troop 341 wiM be held tonight at 7 in Junior Mechanics Hail.

Scoutmaster John Borthwick will be In charge. Bethlehem Raises Prices By $2.75 New York, Jan. 14 (Beth lehem Steel Corp. today boosted the base prices of structural shapes to meet similar increases by other major steel producers. The Increases, effective tomor row, follow the U.

S. Steel In crease of $2.75 a ton on all struc tural shapes. However, lighter structural were raised by up to $5 a ton, while some heavier shapes used In highway and major construction were left un changed. Bethlehem, the leading manu facturer of structural steels, raised prices $5 a tone effective Jan. 1, arousing the disoleasure of the administration.

However, it rescinded that increase a few days after the White House de nounced the boost The smaller increase by the U.S. Steel was accepted by the administration. Fanfani: Resigned To Prove Sincerity Rome, Jan. 14 VP Amlntore Fanfani told parliament today he resigned as Italy's foreign minister to prove his sincerity in transmitting to Washington a later-disavowed Hanoi peace feel er. Fanfani, U.N.

assembly wesl dent, said that only by quitting as foreign minister could he demonstrate that he did not share the anti-American and pro-Communist statements attributed to his friend Prof. Giorgio la Plra, former mayor of Florence. It was La Plra's report after a visit to North Viet Nam and a talk with President Ho Chi Mliih last Nov. 11 of Hanoi willing ness to negotiate that Fanfani passed on to the American gov' ernment. iposaey rjiltlla a When you and for what you Be wise open Bank." 'r pay your bills by check you know exactly where spend your money you have better control.

a checking account soon at "Miners Savings Main Office: Pittston Branch Office: Duryea it ihHnr Of PITTSTON rsxa.