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Jury lists drawn for December term The Pocuno Record, The Slvoud.sljiivg.s, Pa. Oct. 28, I960 STROUDSBUTtG The will meel Dec. 6 at 9 a.m. at Grand Jury and (he petit jury the courthouse, are: Hilda S.

'have been drawn for the December term of Monroe County Court. The 24 grand jurors, who Bachelor of East Stroudsburg, RD Margaret Bensley of East Stroudsburg; Sarah Booth of East Stroudsburg, RD Obituaries W.J. Pryor dies in Tannersville TANNERSVIDLE Worth J. Pryor 42, of Baltimore, Md. died at the home of his brother Calvin iPryor of Tannersville on Wednesday.

He was the son of the late Worth J. and Anna (McNeade) Pryor of Baltimore. He was an aircraft mechanic and a veteran of WW II. He is survived by his wife Shirley of Baltimore, one son, Paul, and one daughter, Shirley, both at home; three brothers, Calvin of Tannersville, Joseph and'Ritchie, both of Maryland. Funeral services will 'be held Monday morning at the Ullrich Funeral jllome, 4310 Bel Aire Baltimore.

Interment will be in the Meadowridgc Cemetery in Baltimore. The Ganlz- horn Funeral Homo in Tannersville is in charge of arrangement. Rev. Carlton of Syracuse NEWFOUNDLAND: Word has been received here of the death this week of the Rev. Charles Carlton, of Syracuse, N.

a native of LaAnna, Pike County. Mr. Carlton was an engrosser, (crealor of fine penmanship) and decorated plaques and citations including two which he completed for Ihe Pope in Rome. When he was in his 80's, Mr- Carlton taught penmanship at Syracuse University. A graduate of Wyoming Seminary and Syracuse University, lie did not hold a Methodist charge in this area, although he preached on several occasions at the South Sterling Methodist Church.

Among his survivors are cousins Burton Carlton, LaAnna. and Mrs. Ethel Whittaker, Greentown. Mrs. Bentzoni services held READING Graveside services for Mrs.

C. Bentzoni, 81, were held yesterday at the. Stroudsburg Cemetery, Stroudsburg. The Rev. William C.

Leopold officiated. Westbrook and Klofach Funeral Home, East Stroudsburg, was in charge of arrangements. Services held for Mrs. Acker STROUDSBURG Graveside services for Mrs. Lillian C.

Acker, 64, were held at the Lraurclwood Cemetery yesterday. The Rev. William Giles officiated. Dunkelberger and Klofach Funeral Home, Stroudsburg, was in charge of arrangements. Hospital Notes Admissions Mrs.

Ruth Andross of East Stroudsburg; Earl Vince of Mt. Pocono; Mrs. Joan Silver of Stroudsburg; Miss Carolyn Brilt of Stroudsburg; Mrs. Joan Rarick of East Stroudsburg; Waller DePue of East Stroudsburg, RD Mrs. Marie Walter of East Stroudsburg; Cameron Metzgar of Stroudsburg; Mrs.

Anita Angradi of East Stroudsburg; Peter Hatzakos of Slroudsburg; Clement Kochanski of Portland; and Steward Balz of Cherry Valley Nursing Home. Discharged James Lorenzet of East Stroudsburg; Mrs. Theresa Mi- losy of Kresgcvillo, RD Mrs. Lillian Zcigafuse of Danger, RD Peter Margretta of Stroudsburg; William Waring of Shaw- nee-on-Dclawarc; Maitin Sullivan of Battgor, RiD Mrs. Anna Arnold of Saylorsburg; John Skcldon of East Stroudsburg; Mrs.

Gertrude Tobcy of Newfoundland; Jesse C. Encku Of Mt. Bethel; Robert Smale Jr. of East Stroudshurg; Mrs. Clnra Hoffman of Pocono Pines; Miss Dorothea Poschadcl of Slroudsburc, flD Mrs.

Evelyn Bogarl of Easl Slrourlsbiirft; Frank Strung of Slroudsburg, Mrs. Blanche Kise of Blairstown; Carl Hosteller of Delaware; Rolerl Gussell of Stroudsburg, HI) Mrs. Mabel Peters of Slroudsburg; Stanley Ki'iim-r of Slrmidsburg, HI) Frederick Henry ol i Sli'oudsburg. 1)3. Mrs.

Sarah Fish dies at 76 EAST STROUDSBURG Mrs. Sarah Fish, 76, of 174 Lenox East Stroudsburg, died at the Monroe County General Hospital, Thursday at 4:30 a.m. Mrs. Fish was born at Marshalls Creek and had been a lifetime resident of County. She was a member of Grace Lutheran Church of East Stroudsburg.

She is survived by her husband, Bernard L. Fish, at home; two sons, Willard and Lester Fish of East Stroudsburg; two daughters, Mrs. Foster Ladlee Sr. of East Stroudsburg, and Mrs. Sieve Axelson of Baltimore, three sisters, Mrs.

Addie Stright and Mrs. Clair Hartzell both of East Stroudsburg and Mrs. Lucy Schoch of Allentovvn; and one brother, Harold Treible of Marsh alls Creek. Funeral services will be held Sunday at 1:30 p.m. in the Lanterman Funeral Home, East Stroudsburg with Rev.

William F. Wunder officiating. Interment will be in the Prospect Cemetery. The viewing will be Saturday from 7 to 9 p.m. at Ihe funeral home.

Jennie Kunkle funeral held A STROUDSBURG -Funeral i for Mrs. Jennie E. Kunkle, 55, of RD 3, East Stroudsburg, were held Thursday at 2 p.m. in the Lanterman Funeral Home with Rev. Norman R.

Savage officiating. Inlermcnt was in the Prospect Cemetery, East Stroudsburg. Pallbearers were Charles, Frank and George Perry, Woodrow Smith, Allen Smith and Thomas Kemmerer. Car hits boy on Ann St. STROUDSBURG Pagnogio- lis Hatzakos, 514, of 745 Main Slreet remains in guarded condition in Monroe County General Hospital after being struck by the car driven by Floyd W.

Kellogg on Ann Street yesterday afternoon. Hatzakos suffered a broken thigh bone and possible internal injuries. According to Kellogg, h-; was driving west on Ann St. at 25 mph with his wife Katherine when the child darled in front of the car from the right hand side of the road. He said thai lie skidded to avoid hitting the child.

The child was hit by his front bumper. I Donald K. Brink Jr. of Stroudsburg, RD William A. Coolbaugh of Stroudsburg; Sterling P.

Drumheller of Kunkletown; Alexander Flower of East Stroudsburg; Gladys L. Hamer of East Stroudsburg and John Harl of Stroudsburg, RD 5. Others are George D. Jones of Slroudsburg, RD Grover C. Keller of Stroudsburg; Larry Moyer of Long Pond; Stanley R.

Nauman of Creseo; Ray J. O'Melko of Stroudsburg; Betty Place of Stroudsburg; Bruce Price of Stroudsburg; Ruth L. Rinker of Sciota; Abby C. K. iRoulette of Shawnee-on- Delaware; and Kirk Shaw of Stroudsburg.

Other grand jurors are Charlotte F. Sitting of East Stroudsburg, RD Lila Terboss of East Stroudsburg; Lorraine D. Vigu'one of Stroudsbung; Mary J. Warner of Pocono Lake; and Clement Wiedinmyer of East Stroudsburg. The 70 petit jurors, who will begin jury duty Dec.

12 at 9 a.m., are: Bessie F. Altemus of Saylorsburg, iRD Franklin Andrews of Kunkletown, RD Nancy B. Andrews of Kresgeville; Mary Jane A of Brodheadsville; Natalie Barney of Saylorsburg, RD and Louis Barravecchia of Canadensis. Others are Robert C. Bates of Analomink; Russell J.

Bittenbender of Stroudsburg; Nettie Blutman of Tobyhanna; Reed A. Borger of Kunkletown, RD Marie C. Borden of Saylorsburg; Pearl Chestnut of Blakeslec; Ernest S. Brewer of Stroudsburg. RD Dorothy D.

Clark of Stroudsburg; Jayne Cleveland of East Stroudsburg, RD and Margaret Cramer of Mounlainhome. Other jurors are I Custard of East Stroudsburg, RD Frank Dailey of Tobyhanna; Floyd DeHaven of Scotrun; Raymond M. Eilenberger of East Slroudsburg; Russell Everett of East Stroudsburg; William Fisher of Delaware Water Gap; Edith Flory of East Stroudsburg; Denton Frederick of East Stroudsburg; and Nancy C. a of Stroudsburg. Additional petit are Lloyd Geer of Creseo; Irene Getz of Henryville; Helen Gordon of Stroudsburg; John W.

Grimlcy of Tobyhanna; Joseph J. Hay of Creseo; LaRue High of Effort; Alberta P. Horn of Tannersville; Charles W. Husted of Bartonsville; A. Kitchen of Stroudsburg; John R.

Lanterman of East Stroudsburg; and Gordon C. Latzko of Saylorsburg, RD 1. Others arc Ruth Lewis of Canadensis; James C. Litts of East Stroudsburg, RD Thelma MacWilliams of Mount Pocono; Lloyd Marsh of Stroudsburg; Kathleen E. McAuliffe of East Stroudsburg, RD Arthur McCambridge of Canadensis; Shirley Merwine of Saylorsburg, RD Ruth Miller of East Stroudsburg, RD and Samuel C.

Miller of Delaware Water Gap. Other jurors are Helen Minnich of Stroudsburg: Robert Molts of Brodheadsville; Elizabeth Movies of Stroudsburg; Virginia M. Murphy of Pocono Dr. Sills chairman Heart group elects Elected at the new Keystone Heart Association's meeting last night were seated: Dr. Frank D.

Sills, left, chairman of the board; and Dr. Albert J. Cross of Scranton, president. Standing: Montgomery F. Crowe of Stroudsburg, assistant treasurer and secretary; and Martin S.

Baldwin of Stvoudsburjr, vice president. Need for sewers--with aid subject of county meeting STROUDSBURG The need for sewage systems and the implementation of Act 537 was brought before about 15 municipality representatives at a meeting last night in the Monroe County courthouse. Borough and township planners and supervisors were told by the main speaker, Milton B. Stanley, an environmental development engineer from Harrisburg: "We're not trying to push anything off on you that you haven't indicated you We're not trying to demonstrate our power." What Ihe representatives were not told, and what some asked, was how much it will Lake; Adelaide a a of East Slroudsburg. RD Raymond Patton of East Stroudsburg, RD Romayne Price of Stroudsburg; Edith Quinlan of East Stroudsburg; and J.

Thomas Reaser of Stroudsburg. Also in the petit jury are Mildred W. Rockefeller i of Stroudsburg; Thomas Rogers Sr. of Slroudsburg, RD Joseph A. Sands of Slroudsburg; Doris S.

Schoonover of East Stroudsburg; Donald A. Serfass of Saylorsburg; Grace Shook of Stroudsburg; Donald Smith of East Stroudsburg, HD and Robert A. Smilh of Canadensis. Others are Warren P. Smith of Saylorsburg; John E.

Slasa of Slroudsburg, RD 2: Elmer Sutton of Mounl Pocono; Earl Thomas of Canadr-nsis; Marguerite Wagner of Stroudsburg; William G. a i of East Stroudsburg, D3; and Sadie Werkheiser of StroucJsburg. cost to Implement the plans for sewer and waler systems. Stanley told the group, most of whom were from state agencies, that Act 537 is based on two broad concepts planning and permits and inspection. The law, he explained, calls for comprehensive plans to be submitted by July 31, 1967, and requires that permits be issued before sewage systems are installed.

For tho planning, the Monroe County Board of Commissioners have asked municipalities to give the county authority over the plan. BUCK HILL FALLS Dr. Frank D. Sills of East Stroudsburg was elected chairman of Ihe board of the newly formed Keystone Heart Associalion at a meeling held last night. Dr.

Albert J. Cross, Scranton physician, was installed as president. Heart represenlativcs from Lackawanna, Monroe, Pike, and Wayne Counties took formal action merging their units into a new multi-county chapter as a part of Hearl Development Plans to slreamline organizational slructure and expand chapter programs and services. The group also adopted bylaws, approved a budget, set program plans for the coming year and elected other officers and directors. Dr.

Sills, director of the Health and Physical Education Department at Easl Stroudsburg State College, is immediate past president of the Eastern Pennsylvania Heart Association. Dr. Gross is chief of Medical Services at Moses Taylor Hospital, a member of the staff of the Heart Association Evaluation Clinic al Moses Taylor Board tables doctor bill BRODHIOADSVILLE Dr. John Martucci continued his dispute with the Pleasant Valley School Board by submitting a $117 bill for examination of football players. The board tabled action for further study Thursday night by a vote of 5 to one member abstaining.

In other action the board recommended seeking a full time, certified elementary librarian for the dislricl's three elementary schools and cut the daily salary of bus contractor Walter Hawk from $28 to $26.65. Recently, the board put on Feeder Station Wagon Route 2 in Eldred, thus shortening Hawk's route. and a staff member at Mercy Hospital. In addition to the top two posts, Ihe new association also elecled five olher officers. The vice presidents includo Martin S.

Baldwin, Slroudsburg, president of Olympic Reconditioning Company; and Dr. Millon J. Goldslein, chief of medicine at Scranton State Hospital and director of medicine at Community Medical Center East. Attorney William D. Morgan of Scranton was named treasurer.

Former State Senator Montgomery F. Crowe, Stroudsburg, is the new secretary to Ihe Board of Directors and assistant treasurer. The bylaws, approved at the meeting, call for a chapter with branches. The office in Scranton will service the Keystone Heart Association and the Lackawanna County branch; Monroe, Pike and Wayne Counties will be serviced from the Stroudsburg office. Each branch will have its own officers and funds budgeted for local programs.

Area activities will be coordinated with the parent chapter. Mrs. Dorothy L. Wolfe, Scranton, was named executive director of the Keystone Heart Association; Mrs. Dorothy M.

Oliver, Stroudsburg, is the associate director. Dr. Goldstein, reporting for the interim Program Planning Committee, announced that existing programs will be continued in each of the areas, several activities will be expanded lo include all' areas, and a number of programs will be initiated. The first joint endeavor will be a seminar for nurses from fhe four-county area, to be held on November 9 from 1:30 to 9 o'clock at the Hotel a Scranton. The care and treatment of patients with pulmonary embolisms will be discussed by medical specialists.

Oilier proposed programs in- cludo cardiopulmonary resuscitation training courses for medical personnel, ambulance drivers and firemen; group ses- sions for stroke patients and their families; professional education on diet and heart disease; risk reduction activities for industry and other special groups. Attorney Morgan, who presided at the merger meeting, announced that an allocation of $2,500 has been made cardiovascular research projects. Rheumatic fever prevention programs, which now service 770 patienls, will be maintained in all areas. School health activities will be expanded chapter-wide to include special emphasis on smoking and health. Through ils branch offices, the chapter will continue to provide information and referral services, distribute literature and publications, and Heart speakers for civic and professional meetings.

Area residents elected to the Keystone Executive Committee were Mrs. F. M. Fontanella of Creseo, Albert a of Hawley, Dr. John S.

Bullock of Milford, Baldwin and Montgomery F. Crowe of Stroudsburg and Dr. Sills and Dr. Harold S. iPond of East Stroudsburg.

Dr. Pond was also named chapter representalive to the state board of directors. Area residents on the board of directors are Dr. Pond, Dr. Sills, Baldwin, Crowe, Mrs.

Fontanella, and from Stroudsburg: Miss Louise Baldwin, J. Albert Groner, Dr. Harvey T. Pullen, Mrs. William Tarr and Phillip Williams.

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