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POTTSVILLE (PA.) REPUBLICAN FRIDAY, JUNE 30, 1972 Tamaqua School Board CAPSULES I $3 Million Budget Adopted j- foVN c'i I miimiMi i Mill, 1 1 --4 XnBWMMlL.aM Paratroopers Near City SAIGON (AP) Helicopters leapfrogged hundreds of South Vietnamese paratroopers over their supporting armor today and landed them within four miles of Quang Tri City as Saigon's forces pressed ahead with their offensive to recapture South Vietnam's northernmost province. Blacklisting Threatened AMSTERDAM (AP) The president of the World Chess Federation has threatened American champion Bobby Fischer with blacklisting following reports he is holding out for a cut of the gate receipts from his World Series with Boris Spassky of Russia. Copilot In Crash Dies READING, Pa. (AP) The co-pilot of a twin-engine plane which crashed here died Thursday night in Reading Hospital. David Stevens, 27, of Canastota, N.Y., had suffered severe burns over 80 per cent of his for the 1972-73 term.

It calls for receipts of $3,082,533 and expenses of $3,078,328 with real estate taxes set at 39 mills. Teachers Hired The board approved the hiring of five teachers for the new term in industrial arts, language arts, instrumental music, remedial reading, and art education. Those hired include Charles Rohart, RD 2, Montoursville; Charles Ray lor, Hughesville; Robert Fetterman, RD 1, Montgomery; Gerald Pierotti, Scranton and Ivan E. Hoyt, Mountaintop. Coaches Named Applications for coaching positions were accepted and approved for the athletic program.

The coaches hired are Mrs. Karen Sheets, girls varsity basketball; Jean Leisey, girls swimming; Samuel Pagano, assistant football and assistant track; Charles A. DanielysVaristy basketball; Robert Blue, assistant varsity basketball; George Willing, assistant football; Durbin Wagner, baseball; Frank Zlock, assistant basketball; rry Fetterman, track and Dr. Cesar A. Caceres, prominent cardiologist, second from left, autographs book for placement in Ashland Hospital Doctor's Library.

Looking on are (from left) Dr. David Scicchitano, Hospital Administrator Rex Roberts, and Dr. Charles Miller. ardiologis Speaks TAMAQUA At 1 a special meeting, the Tamaqua School Board adopted the budget June Rain Total A dds New Inch Zerbey Airport at Mount Pleasant, as of the measurement taken Friday morning, had a total of 18.70 inches of rain for June and it Was still drizzling. In the 24-hour period ending at 7:30 Friday morning, the rain amounted to 1.06.

Pottsville added .81 to make its total for the month 16.20 inches. Still. Creek Reservoir of the Tamaqua Water Authority reported a Thursday' into Friday morning rainfall of .59 making the total there for the month 14.59 inches. PennDOT, Schuylkill County Division, "reported crews are continuing their cleanup and repair efforts, wbrking 10-hour shifts. Around-the-clock radio communication is being maintained in case of any further emergencies.

Interstate Troop State Police, Harrisburg-, reported Clark's Ferry Bridge is closed, still due to flood waters. 2 False A larms Fire Chief Andrew Hoke said false alarms were made from boxes at Fifteenth and Mahantongo at 11 p.m. Thursday and from Eighteenth and Mahantongo at 1:36 a.m. Friday. body.

tal Maiid. At Irish Barricades Going Up assistant football; and Walter Ligenza, varsity football. Retires The resignation of Miss Louise Kellner was accepted. Miss Kellner has been a teacher A in the Tamaqua Schools for 30 years. Teachers assignments in elementary unit as recommended by Miss Mary Louise Kingsbury, elementary principal, were approvedv" 't Bids were 1 okayed for graphic arts, school medical supplies and lamp supplies totalling $6,930.78.

Secretary Hired -The board approved the employment of Mrs. Barbara Yusell as temporary employe in the administration office, her salary to be fixed according to the adopted scale. Approval was given- for: the advertising of bids for 1 draperies at West Penn municipal truck and materials for repairs to the dust collector system. The Tamaqua; Garden Club received permission to use the cafeteria -for a dinner meeting to be held March 9, 1973. TERMS 3 DIG DAYS! FRIDAY SATURDAY MONDAY 15 BELFAST, Northern Ireland (AP) Militant Protestants announced today they are going ahead with plans to erect barricades around Roman Catholic strongholds in Northern Ireland despite a promise by the Irish Republican Army to tear down a few of its barriers.

I Flood Warning Canceled HARRISBURG (AP) The National Weather Seryice cancelled its flash flood warnings in Pennsylvania early today, allowing victims of last week's severe flooding to get on with the massive cleanup and relief operation. I Shapp Gets Borrowing Bill HARRISBURG, Pa. AP) The legislature has sent Gov. Shapp a measure to revamp borrowing limitations for. counties and municipalities throughout Jthe state.

The: bill ends a two-month period in which local government found itself unable to borrow any money at all. concluded a one-day seminar at Ashland State General Hospital Thursday where he taught the "Caceres Program" to the hospital's medical staff. Dr. Caceres is the designer of elect rocardio- Parish in Minneapolis, and administrator, of SS Peter and Paul's, Churc Chisholm, Minn. In March of 1945, he was appointed secretary to QUALITY DOESN'T COST WHEN YOU INSTALL -ffn "0IL-FAC THE FINEST IN AUTOMATIC OIL HEAT FIEE ESTIMATE- CONVENIENT CALL NOW MILLER'S PLUMBING HEATING DEALER FOR ATLANTIC FUEL OA 19thtW.Eiid F1i.M-17M UP TO 5 TEARS TO PAT! Daniel J.

Priscu, a public relations man, in liaison with Telserv, said that this type of equipment now in use at Ashland Hospital will be made, available to other state hospitals. The need is prompted by the increase of ECG's, taken each year. "The rate of ECG's last month alone reached 550, and about 15 million are performed each year with interpretations by carciologists, "Priscu said. "Simplicity of the program is effected in that'the doctor has only to check the positives and in using a computerized system you can cut down on the time at the input of reading five-fold to seven-fold. "The federal government is considering passage of a bill to fund health maintenance organizations and clinical groups which means billions of dollars purportedly going into this.

People already providing mass health care are going to be in a better position to get that kind of support than others who shy away from using computer mass screen methods. "Rex Roberts, hospital administrator, deserves a great deal of credit for having the foresight of looking into the future. He knows what he wants at this hospital for the future and he is helping to move it along to serve the community. He invited Dr. Caceres to the hospital to provide the medical staff with an orientation on the applications of computer mass screen methods, the first seminar of this type to be given by Dr.

Caceres. "The ultimate is to have a data bank where in areas that a health maintenance organization is in existence, access to information of each patient will be readily available. Hospital and patients' illness records and patients images medically would be processed by a computer into memory bank for immediate retrieval. The use of this bank of informatibn would also allow comparative studies of diseases and treatment." Co ffee House Open Sundays Beginning this weekend, the Pottsville Coffee House (located in the former Pottsville Bus Terminal Restaurant) will be open Sunday evenings from 7:30 to 11 instead of Saturdays. 835555? I Meetings I Middleport Firemen MIDDLEPORT The Citizens Fire Company of Middleport will meet at 8 pm.

today in the firehouse. Women interested in forming a ladies' auxiliary should also attend. N. Schuylkill Board ASHLAND A special meeting of North Schuylkill School Board will be held at 7 p.m. Friday in the cafeteria of the Ashland Secondary Center.

This meeting is called for general purposes. Included on the agenda will be adoption of the 1972-73 budget and tax structure. i Postponed The New Castle Supervisors meeting scheduled for Monday has been postponed to 7:30 p.m. July 10 at the Rainbow Hose Company at Wades ville. Shenandoah Board SHENANDOAH The Shenandoah Valley School Board will hold a special meeting tonight at 9 in the j.

Postponed A meeting of the East i Norwegian Township Supervisors scheduled for July 4 at the Diener's Hill Hose Company has been postponed until 7:30 p.m. i July 11. I graphy equipment that was equipment that was developed, on rjis principles, by Telserv, of Rockville, and is presently in use at the hospital. His program, which is the most widely tested and proven program for- computer analysis of ECG's, offers the uniqueness of particularly suited to digital transmission. In addition to being the language of the i i a 1 transmission: is also a a a 1 he transmission of all biomedical data.

Automated EC processing' systems that utilize analog transmission are not as efficient in the transmission jof ECG's and analog programming cannot be used for transmission of many other mass screening programs. In the of this equipment which adapts Dr, Caceres' principles, the bio- medical terminal' takes- signals from the patient, converts them immediately, and are then transmitted. The problem of garbled transmission "is completely 1 avoided in the use of a digital computer as compared to analog and eliminates redoing an ECG. Ashland Hospital 7 To William and Joanne (Noskoviak) Ford, Mount CarmeL, a daughter, June 29. Good Samaritan Hospital To Dennis and Sandra (Drumheller) Kubeldis, Shenandoah, a son, June 29.

To Earl and Florence (Homberger) Lubold, RD2r Hegins, a son, June 30. To Ronald and Mary Louise (Weikel) Stein, Pottsville, a son, June 30. i i Camp To Open The Penn's Woods Girl Scout -Council reports that Girl Scout Camp Louise at Berwick will open Sunday as scheduled for all girls registered. Girls who did not receive acknowledgment of their registration should still go to the camp Sunday. War.

II veteran and had served in the Pacific Theatre. He had been decorated with te Purple Heart and numerous other medals. He. was last employed as an orderly at Locust Mountain Hospital. A brother, John, died seven yeras ago; and a sister, Mary died early this year.

Mr. Volusky -was a member of St. Stephen's Church, Shenandoah; the parish Holy Name Society; Knights of Columbus Fourth Degree; Shenandoah Fraternal Or- der of Eagles Lodge; VFW Post 268, Shenandoah; the Shenandoah Heights Am-vets Post; and the Shenandoah Chapter of the Dis-, abled American Veterans. Surviving are his widow, the former Alice McGrath; a soriAndrew at home; a sister, Mrs. Anna Witcosky, Shenandoah.

Services will be held Tuesday" morning from the Oravitz Home for Funerals, Shenandoah. Mass of Resurrection wU be celebrated in St. Stephen's Church. Interment in the Annunciation Cemetery. lib Bl Births ASHLAND Dr.

Cesar A. Caceres, professor and researcher at George Washington University, publisher of five books on clinical electrocardiography and computers and developer of a program for digital computer analysis of Continued from Page 2 Bishop Stock Riles Funeral services will begin Sunday, in Philadelphia for The Most Rev. John Stock D.D., 53, former resident of Saint Clair and auxiliary bishop of the Ukrainian Catholic Church in Philadelphia i pishop Stock was killed Thursday when his car crashed into two disabled tractor-trailers on the New Jersey Turnpike. Mic hrulv lxill lip in ctatf Sunday from 3 p.m. at the Cathedral of the Immaculate Conception, Illiaucipiiia.

ataaiao services will be held at 5 p.m, A preliminary service will be held Monday at 8 a.m. in the cathedral. A Solemn Pontif icial Divine Liturgy will be celebrated at 9 o'clock. i The body of the bishop will be- transferred to his home narish of Holv Trinitv Ukrainian Catholic Church, Saint Clair where it will lie in state Monday afternoon until time of service. Parastas services will be held Monday evening at 8 p.m.

Divine Liturgy will be recited Tuesday at 10 o'clock. Interment will be in the family plot in parish Bishop Stock was born July 5, 1918 in Blackwood, a small village located in the hard coal fields! of northeastern Pennsylvania. His parents were the late a 1 a a Jt vir ucruituic a ii it a a i (Skrincosky) Stock. The family moved to Saint Clair where the bishop attended the local schools and graduated from high school in 1937. Bishop Stock wasselected by the late Archbishop Metropolitan Constaritine Bohachevsky, STD, D.D., to study at the University Canisianum at Innsbruck, Austria.

When war broke out in Europe in 1939, he was forced to return to the United States to finish his studies. In June of -1940, Bishop Stock was among 1,787 passengers aboard the United States Liner, Washington that was stopped by a German submarine off the coast of Portugal and threatened with a torpedo. Most of those aboard were refugees from Western Europe escaping to other countries. In 1940, Bishop Stock entered St. Mary's Seminary Baltimore, Md.

The next year, he was sent to complete his studies at the Catholic University of America in Washington, DC-Bishop Stock1 was ordained Dec. 4, 1943 by the late Archbishop Bohachevsky in the Cathedral of the Immaculate Conception, Philadelphia. After celebrating his first Solemn Divine Liturgy in Holy Trinity Ukrainian Catholic Church, Saint Clair, he was assigned pastor of SS Constantine and Helen mf DELUXE 2S1 Avfy yj mtimU fine-furniture consoles The RANDALL C4722W IX wwvwtwMn. The RANDALL C4722W Bohachevsky and chaplain to the Sister Servants of Mary Immaculate. He also' served as assistant at Holy Ghost Church, Brooklyn, N.Y., and later at St.

Michael's Church, Yonkers, N.Yi After' World War II ended, he was appointed as the National Catholic Welfare Conference delegate to Western Europe -where he worked six years assisting Ukrainian refugees to come to In July of 1952, he returned to the United States and was appointed secretary to the Most Rev. Ambrose Senushyn, OSBM.D. then Auxiliary Bishop of Philadelphia. In May of 1953, he was elevated by the late Pope Pius XII to Papal Chamberlain with the title Very Reverend Monsignor. "Bishop a appointed in August 1956 as Vice Chancellor of the newly formed j' Aparchy -Diocese of Stamford, Conn.

The next year he was named Chancellor, position he held until appointed Auxiliary Bishop, of Philadelphia in February of 1971. While Chancellor, he was also secretary of the Uk a i i a Catholic Committee for Refugees. In addition to these duties, Bishop Stock was appointed pastor of St. Michael's Church, New Haven, Conn. In 1968, Pope Paul VI elevated him to Domestic Prelate with the title Right Reverend Monsignor.

Bishop Stock celebrated his silver jubilee- Nov. 10, 1968 with a solemn Divine Liturgy in his home parish. Holy Trinity Ukrainian Catholic Church, Saint Clair. In February of 1971, Pope Paul VI appointed him Auxiliary Bishop of Philadelphia. Three months later.

Bishop Stock celebrated aj Solemn Pontifical Divine Liturgy of Thanksgiving in his home parish of Holy Trinity Ukrainian Catholie Church. Mary Weiss Mrs. Mary Weiss, a former Minersville area resident, died Thursday evening at her home, 110-51 Sixty-Second Drive, Forest Hills, N.Y. Funeral arrangements will be announced by the Joseph P. Mahal Funeral Home, Minersville.

Joseph M. Volusky Joseph M. Volusky of 114 N. Bower Shenandoah died this morning in the Lebanon Veterans Hospital. Mr.

Volusky was born in Shenandoah and lived in William Penn for a number of years. He was educated in the West Mahanoy Township schools. His parents were the late Andrew and Susan Volusky. Mr. Volusky was a World I 1 niii nnri This handsome lowboy console reflects fine detailing throughout, from the tiered overhangingjop to base rail and tapered legs.

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