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POTTSVILLE (PA.) REPUBLICAN SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 4, 1972 Indians To End Refuse Sit-in Emma C. Harner nnni Ifc 111. fcVllJ 40 sovSP" riwnw 11 WASHINGTON (AP) Indians occupying the Bureau of Indian Affairs Building rejected a compromise proposal early Saturday, refusing to end their sit-in that began The Indians refused to obey a court order to clear out of the building by midnight, and then shouted down the Justice Department's compromise The proposal provided for other accommodations for the Indians, who have Rain is forecast today for parts of the Rocky Mountain states and Texas. Snow is probable over some-of the Northeast, North Dakota and Montana. There will be cold temperatures in the Northeast.

(AP Wirephoto) WORKING TIME I ANNOUNCEMENTS LHJrpnCiD ILg Dr. Warren H. Fake Dr. Warren H. Fake, 74, of 451 N.

Maple Ephrata; died Friday afternoon in Hershey Medical Center where he was a patient six days. Dr. Fake, a past illustrious potentate of Rajah Temple, Reading, was well-known in Shrine circles throughout the eastern part of Pennsylvania. Dr. Fake was a founder of the Ephrata Community Hospital and founder and president of Dutchmaid clothing manufacturer in Ephrata.

He was a member of Olivet Lodge Lebanon for 52 years, and was affiliated with shrine clubs of Rajah Temple and the Harrisburg Consistory. He had been a general practitioner in Ephrata since 1928. He was a member of the American, Pennsylvania, and Lancaster Medical Associations; the American Academy of General Practice and Homeopathic Medical Society. He had served in the army in World War the air force in World War II, and was founder of the Ephratra -Amvets. He was past commander of the Cloister American Legion Post, Ephrata.

Surviving are his widow, the former Mabel Long; four daughters, and 12 grandchildren. Services will be held Monday afternoon in First United Methodist Chirch, Ephrata. Rev. Dr. E.

M. Rhoad and Rev. Edward F. Ohms, officiating. The a v-e nor Home for Funerals, Ephrata, has charge.

Gussie C. Knight Mrs. Gussie C. Knight of 303 E. Main Schuylkill Haven died this morning in Good Samaritan Hospital.

She was 93. Mrs. Knight was born at Eden Center, N.Y., a daughter of the late John S. and Annie (Knoch) Mackey. Her husband, John W.

Knight, died in 1952; a son John M. Knight, died Dec. 1, 1971. Mrs. Knight was of the Lutheran faith.

Her only survivor is a daughter-in-law, Helen Knight of Cressona. Services will be held Tuesday morning from the Harold H. Geschwindt Funeral Home, Schuylkill Haven. Rev. Alton Hoffman, Christ Evangelical Lutheran Church, Schuylkill Haven, officiating.

Interment in Schuylkill Memorial Park. Shawn Keller Shawn Keller, 23-months-old son of William S. and Dawn Miller Keller, RD2 Pine Grove, died Friday at Pottsville Hospital. He was born Dec. 5, 1970.

Surviving are his parents, paternal grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. William M. Keller, RD2 Pine Grove; paternal great-grandmother, Mrs. Mary Keller, Rest Haven; a half-brother, William S.

Keller RD Pine Grove. Funeral services will be Monday at the convenience of the family from the Snyder Funeral Home, Pine Grove. Burial will be in Hetzel's Church Cemetery with the Rev. Joseph Blackner, pastor of Hetzel's United Church of Christ, officiating. Mrs.

Emma C. Harner, a former Resident of Port Carbon, died this morningg at the United Methodist Nursing Home, Lewisburg. Mrs. Harner was the widow of Rev. Harvey E.

Harner, who was pastor of Grace United Methodist Church, Port Carbon for 17 years until 1949. Rev. Harner died May 9, 1964. Mrs. Harner was born in Stevens, Lancaster County.

She was a daughter of the late Charles S. and Lydia (Mohler) Lutz. Surviving are these children, Betty Harner, Lewisburg; Virginia, wife of Gilbert Swift, Bryan, Richard of Wallingford; a brother, John of New York; a sister, M. M. Kleckner, Philadelphia; two grandchildren.

9 Services will be Monday afternoon from Grace United Methodist Church, Port Carbon, Chaplain Fred Walker and Dale Book, Associate Superintendent to the United Methodist Nursing Home, together with Rev. H. Rodney Stoner, pastor of Grace United Methodist Church, officiating. Interment in Schuylkill Memorial Park. Robert Evans, Port Carbon, has charge.

Mary Grady Mrs. Patrick Grady of 85 Homesville Ashland died unexpectedly Friday morning at her home. Mrs. Grady was the former Mary Seaner. She was a daughter of the late John and.

Bridget (Coyle) Seaner. Mrs. Grady was a member of St. Joseph's Church, Girardville; the CDA, Court St. Cecilia 1529, Girardville; and the Senior Citizens.

Surviving are her husband, Patrick; a son, Joseph Grady, Warmister; three daughters, Marian R.N., wife of Russell Knock, Drexel Hill; Helen R.N., wife of Joseph Bradshaw, Norwood; Joan, wife of William Urban, Glenolden; 20 grandchildren; 18 great grandchildren; two brothers, Edward Seaner, Girardville; John Fox Chase; two sisters, Mrs. Helen Coughlin, Homesville Catherine, wife of William Dando, Girardville; nieces and nephews. Services will be held Monday morning from the M. J. McDonald and Sons Funeral Home, 403 W.

Main Girardville. Mass of Resurrection in St. Joseph's Church. Interment in the parish cemetery at Fountain Springs. Paul Hutnick Funeral and interment services were held in Shamokin today for Paul, Hutnick, 50, of 434 Clay Ranshaw, who died-Wednesday in the Veterans Hospital, Wilkes-Barre.

Among his survivors is his widow, the former Irene Yanisak; a daughter, Barbara, at home; three brothers and three sisters, among them, Martha, wife of Aloysius Burns, Ashland. Charles F. Potteiger Charles F. Potteiger of 617 Chestnut Hegins died Friday night in Pottsville Hospital. V- A.

Luther Spancake A. Luther Spancake, 74, .19 Mifflin Pine Grove, died Friday at West Reading Hospital. I Mr. Spancake was born in Pine Grove, son of the late Charles K. and Ida Madenford Spancake.

He had been employed for 47 years as clerk by the Reading Railroad. He was a member of St. John's Lutheran Chruch and the Hose, Hook and Ladder Fire Company No. 1. Surviving are his widow, the former Edna Moyer a son, Richard, Colquitt, a daughter, Janet, wife of Norman Rehrer, Pine Grove; five grandchildren; one great-grandchild.

Funeral services will be Tuesday afternoon from the Snyder Funeral Home, Pine Grove, with burial in St. John's Lutheran Cemetery. Janet Whetstone Mrs. Janet Whetstone of 413 Columbia Schuylkill Haven died at 7:35 this morning in Pottsville Hospital. Ashland Admissions: Kevin Kehler, 415 Walnut 'Ashland; Mrs.

Muriel Fairlie, 1103 Market Ashland; Thomas Palewitz, 911 Walnut Ashland; Mrs. Anna Chapman, 704 Walnut Ashland; David Lamb, 523 N. Myers Centr.alia; i aj 1 Cherapon, 501 Locust Centralia; Charles Gratti, 1249 Scott Kulpmont; Mrs. Ernestena Forti, i 95 Chestnut Kulpmont, Discharges: Joan Rice, Mrs. Anna Mrs.

Donna Rice, Theresa and Michael Harhith, Mrs. Edith Weikel, Lawrence Halbe, Thomas Gower, Russell Klinger, Mrs. Joan Reppert, Mrs. Bernice Burge, Mrs. Elizabeth Sokol, Thomas Sadusky, Mrs.

Lorraine! Mohrman, Michael Kravitski, Mrs. Ann Subich, Shannon Gravick, Mrs. Mary Ann Guva, Mrs. Catherine Bendinski, Mrs. Shirely Wright.

Mrs. Joanna Lubish. I Births Good Samaritan Hospital To E. Lester and Louise (Rightmyer) Rothermel, RD1, Klingerstown, a daughter, Nov. 3.

To Andrew and Rose Ann (Winter) Svrcek, 'Minersville, a daughter, Nov. 3. To Willia and Lucinda (Capik) Liddick, Seltzer, a daughter, Nov. 3. Tp Joseph and Lucinda (Davis) Gerhat, Pottsville, a son Nov.

3. To James and Elaine (Mason) Hossler, Minersville, a daughter, Nov. 3. To Dale (Bowman) and Brenda Stutzman, Hegins, a son, Nov. 4.

Pottsville Hospital To Anthony and Ann (Williams) Gabrick, Pottsville, a son, Nov. 3. To Melvin and Bonnie (Picker) Engleman, Pottsville, a son, Nov. 3. Parents9 Planetarium Visits Set Sessions are planned at Pottsville Area High School to acquaint parents with the space science program being offered district pupils through the use of the planetarium-observatory.

Mrs. Robert Scheipe, planetarium isaid the parents of sixth grade pupils are invited to attend presentations at' the planetarium- Monday and Nov. 6 and 8. Each evening there will be a show for the parent groups at 7 andegain at 8. Letters have been sent home With students explaining this visitation! Previously, parents of fourth grade pupils had an opportunity for; the planetarium visitation to become familiar with this format of instruction.

Winifred'M. Morris Winifred M. Morris, a former Pottsville resident, of 846 Meadow Brook Driver Huntington Valley, died at 4:50 p.m. Friday in Holy Redeemer Hospital, Juntington Valley. Born in Cheshiri, England, Mrs.

Morris was married for 51 years to Daniel A. Morris, A former member of St. Patrick's Church, Pottsville, she was a member of St. Jliliary's Roman Catholic Church, Huntington Valley. Surviving in addition to her husband are the fopllowing children: Daniel Jr.

of Jenkinstown; Regina, wife of John J. Joyce of Baltimore, Md. Francis X. of Wilmington Patricia, wife of Russell Suender Jr. of Pottsville; James J.

of Elkins Park; and Joseph E. of Philadelphia; also 33 grandchildren. Funeral services will be held Tuesday morning from the Lord Funeral Home, 1818 Mahantongo St. Interment will be made in Our Lady of Calvary Cemetery. Frank Morba Frank (Kuczala) Morba of Buck Mountain died yesterday at his home.

He was born in Trenton, near Mahanoy City, and had lived in Buck Mountain for the past 40 His parents were the late Simon and Mary Kuczalat A miner, he was last employed by Pagnotti Enterpi ises. Mr. Morba was a member of St. Casimir's Church, Mahanoy City; and the UMWA. Surviving are his widow, the former Anna Kotch; a son, Joseph, at home; a daughter, wife of Stephen Kozie, Delano; brothers, Mahanoy City; Joseph of Trenton; Paul, Delano; a sister, Mrs.

Anna Kotf, McAdoo; four grandchildren; nieces and nephews. Services will be held Monday mornitjg from the Truskowsky Funeral Home, Mahanoy City. Mass of Resurrection in St. Casimir's Church. Interment in the parish cemetery.

Robert P. Graham Robert P. Graham, 37, 213 S. 15th Harrisburg, died Friday afternoon in Harrisburg. He was born June 21, 1935, a son of Mrs.

Emma. Reed Graham and the late George Graham. He was a member of Friendly Home Association and German American Club, Harrisburg, and the Loyal of Moose, Steelton. Surviving, in addition to his mother, are his widow, the former Patricia Toomey; a sister, Mrs. Carol Furman, Harrisburg; two brothers, Joseph, Harrisburg, and Lewis James, Maple Funeral services will be held Tuesday morning from the Franklin Lyons Funeral Home, Williams town, with burial in Greenwood Cemetery, Tower City.

year after year and has failed to act," said Charles Peters, executive director of the PARC's Allegheny County chapter. "Someone had to turn their head to permit an operation of this nature to continue," claimed another PARC official, Jean Isherwood. "I have lost faith in the welfare department and the entire (institutional) system," said Barbara Sistik, a member of the PARC investigating committee. Welfare Secretary Helene Wohlgemuth. in testimony, called for the establishment of small, community-based centers for the care of the mentally She said it is expected that 348 persons will be in, such homes by Dec.

31, with at least 538 more by June, 1973. Veronica Miller Mrs. Veronica A. Miller, 101 W. Patterson Saint Clair, died at 10 Friday night at Good Samaritan Hospital where she was admitted Oct.

14. She was the widow of Paul P. Miller who died Dec. 24, 1971. Mrs.

Miller was born in Saint Clair, daughter of the late William H. and Mary Nolan Hughes. She was a member of St. Mary's Roman Catholic Church. Surviving are 11 children: Sister Paul Veronica, SSJ, Epiphany Parish, Philadelphia; Mrs.

Mary Ann Post, Mrs. Kathleen Siar, both of Harrisburg; Mrs. Clare Gately, Friedensburg; Mrs. Eileen Minehane, Los Angeles; William Fred Miller, Silver Spring, Mrs. George E.

Jones, Saint Clair; John, Hugh, Patrick, Adrian, at home; 20 grandchildren; two sisters, Mrs. Charlotte Loughran and Margaret Hughes, both of Philadelphia; one brother, William H. Hughes, Richboro; nieces and nephews. The funeral will be held Tuesday morning from the Monahan Funeral Home, Saint Clair, with Mass of Resurrection in St. Mary's R.

C. Church. Burial will be in Queen of the Universe Memorial Gardens, Peach Mountain Road. Lincoln Heckman Lincoln C. Heckman of 220 Main Aristes died Friday night at Ashland Hospital shortly after admission.

Mr. Heckman was born April 21, 1919 in Ashland, a son of Benjamin W. Heckman Sr. and Laura (Camp) Heckman of Lakeworth, Fla. Mr.

Heckman, self-employed, had operated a television center in Aristes. He was a 1936 graduate of Ashland High School and a veteran of World War II. Mr. Heckman was a member of St. Peter's Evangelical Lutheran Church, Aristes; Cedar Lodge 670 Mount Carmel; the Griscolm Chapter and Prince of Peace Commandry of Ashland; and the Caldwell Consistory of Bloomsburg.

Surviving, in addition to his parents, are his widow, the former Viola Burmeister; a son, Ben at home; a grandson Ben a brother, Benjamin Ashland. Services will be held Tuesday morning from the Frederick T. Kull Funeral Home, N. Ninth Street, Ashland. Further services in St.

Peter's Church, Aristes. Interment in Aristes Cemetery. Helen S. Kehler A Shenandoah native, Mrs. Helen S.

Kehler, 65, of 1830 Hamilton Allentown, died Friday in Allentown Hospital. She was a daughter of Mrs. Mary E. (LeVan) Elliot of Allentown, who survives, and the late Edward J. Elliot.

Before retiring, she was an office worker for the Elliot Motor Shenandoah. Funeral services will be held Tuesday afternoon in the J.S. Burkholder Funeral Home, Allentown. at a Sharpsburg funeral home. "Somebody took him and beat him severely and what was left of him they drowned," said Mrs.

Novak, who lives in nearby Sharpsburg. She did not elaborate on her "Use of the words "Somebody" or "they." The death occurred Aug. 20 and Mrs. Novak said it was 10:30 p.m. when she received a call from a man she identified as Nelson Winter, director of the homel "He told me that Louis had had an accident.

That he had been hurt and that, in fact, he had expired," she stated. "He said that he'd slipped and fell in the tub." She further said that the phone call was the only notification she received from the home, and that there had been no letter of explanation or condolence. gathered in Washington to dramatize what they called their fight for survival in white America. There was no move by authorities to forcibly evict the some 400 Indians who had barricaded themselves inside the building. However, Assistant U.S.

Marshal James F. Palmer told them that although officials 'fwant to cooperate," the Indians would have to "obey, 'a judge's order" do evacuate the building at some point. Funeral Notices FERO At Coaldale Hospital. On Friday, November 3, 1972. Annie (nee ScheBhamer) wife of Joseph C.

Fero'of 120 Hunter Street, TamaquaJ Relatives and. friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend the funeral Monday morn- ing at 11 O'clock from the Thomas L. Davis Funeral Home, 237 E. Broad Street. Tamaqua.

Friends may call Sunday 7 to 9 p.m. Interment Odd Fellow Cemetery. EVANS At Rest Haven. On Nov. 1.

1972. Mrs. Mayberry E. Tlnee Koch) widow of William Evans of Lincoln Orwigsburg, Fa. Relatives and friends of the family are respectfully im'ited to attend the funeral Monday morning, Nov.

11 AM. from the John H. Lundbye Funeral Home. S. Liberty Orwigsburg.

Friends may call Sunday evening. Interment Union Cemetery Haven, Pa. MORRIS At Holy Redeemer Hospital, Huntington Valley, Pa. On Friday, Nov. 3, 1972.

Witrfred M. wife of Daniel A. Morris of 846 Meadowbrook Drive, Huntington Valley, Pa. Relatives and friends of: the family are respectfully invited to attend the funeral Tuesday 9:30 a.m. from the Los-d Funeral Home 1818 Mahantongo Pottsville, Pa.

Mass of Resurrection 10 a.m. St. Patrick's R. C. Church.

Friends may call Monday evening. For locafl transportation phone 622-02301 Interment Our Lady of Calvary Crypt. PETOCK At Buck Run. On Fri-day, Nov. 3, 1972 Michael husband of Mary (nee Sapp) Petock of Beechwood Arenue, Buck Run, Penna.

Relatives and friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend the funeral Monday morning at 8:30 o'clock from the Ritzel Funeral Home, 428 Sunbury Minersville. Divine Liturgy in St. Nicholas Ukrainian Catholic Church at 9:00 o'clock. Friends may call Sunday from 4 to 9:30 p.m. Parastas Sunday evening at 8 p.m.

Interment Parish Cemetery. Card Of Thanks THE FAMILY of the late Marlin 89 A. Boyer of R.D.I to thank all those who so kindly assisted them in their recent bereavement also those who sent cards, flowers and furnished cars, THE FAMILY of the late George F. Fessler of Sch. Haven R.D.I wishes to thank all those who so kindly assisted; them in, their recent bereaveknent also those who sent cardsi flowers and furnished cars.

THE FAMILY of the late Gwendolyn E. Morey of Schuylkill Haven wishes to thank all those who so kindly assisted them in their recent bereavement? also those who sent cards, Mass cards, flowers and furnished In Memoriam EVANS In lrtving memory of Mrs. Lillian Evans who died Novembers, 196fi. We do not orgrt her. We love her torn dearly For her mefnory to fade From our liveslike a drearrf.

Our lips need not speak When our hearts mourn sincerely For grief of tenid wells Where it seldoon is seen. Sadly missed by husband, daughters, sons, and grandchildren. SCHUSTER Ln loving memory of Clarence "Bud" Schuster who passed away six years ago on November 2. i Gone is the fade we loved so dear. Silent is the voice we loved to hear; Too far away for sight or speech.

But not too Ear for thought to reach, Sweet to remember him wfco was here, Who. gVine away, is just as dear. Sadly missed by Mim and Dad and Brothers and Sisters Monuments ST. CLAIR MONUMENT WORKS where you are assured service, after the sale. 31 years experience.

Remember, quality service, price. 129 St. Third 429-24ffi. Cemetery Lots CHOICE BURIAL LOTS Charles Baber Cemetery. Perpetual Care.

14th A West Market Street. Pottsville. Phone 622-0460 or 622-XO90. SPECIALIST in Cemetery Memorials. Call Harold Sausser.

for your Cmetery needs 739-3863 near Friedensburg Miss Ruth Pritz 804 East Centre Street MAHANOY CITY wishes to Thonk Dr. Ling, the 4th floor nurses and staff of the Good Samaritan Hospital for their excellent care, also Pastor Bougfcer, relatives and friends for; their prayers, flowers, gifts ond get well cards, and any other acts of kindness during her hospital stay. Funeral Notices BEHNEY At Rest Haven, Sch. Haven. On Thursday, Nov.

2, 1972. Ephriam E. husband of Hilda (nee Lehman) Behney of RD 1, Pine Grove. Aged 73 years. Relatives and friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend the funeral Monday afternoon at 2:00 o'clock from the Synder Funeral Home, Pine may call Sunday from 7 to 9 p.m.

Interment Suedberg Church of God Cemetery. SPANCAKE At West Reading Hospital. On Friday, Nov. 3, 1972. A.

Luther, husband of Edna (nee Moyer) Spancake of 19 Mifflin Street, Pine Grove, Pa. Aged 74 years. Relatives and friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend the funeral Tuesday afternoon 2 p.m. from the Snyder Funeral Home, Pine Grove, Pa. Friends may call Tuesday 1 1 am til 2 p.m.

Interment St. John's Lutheran Cemetery. FAKE At Hershey, Pa. On Friday, Nov. 3, 1972.

Warren Henry Fake MD, husband of Mabel (nee Long) Fake of 451 Maple Ephrata, Pa. Aged 74 years. Relatives and friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend the funeral Monday 1 p.m. at the First United Methodist Ephrata, Pa. Friends may call Sunday evening at the Gravenor Home for Funerals, W.

Main at Church Ephrata, Pa. Masonic services Sunday 9 p.m. In lieu of flowers, friends may make contributions to the Ephrata Community Hospital Building Fund, Ephrata, Pa. GRADY At Ashland, Pa. On Fri-Day, Nov.

3, 1972. Mrs. Mary (nee Seaner) wife of Patrick Grady of 85 Homesville Ashland. Relatives and friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend the funeral Monday morning at 9:30 o'clock from the M. J.

McDonald Sons Funeral Home, 403 W. Main Girardville. Mass of Resurrection at 10,00 o'clock in St. Joseph's Church. Friends may call Sunday from 4 to 10 p.m.

Interment Parish Cemetery, Fountain Springs. HARNER At United Methodist Home, Lewisburg, Pa. On Saturday, Nov. 4. 1972.

Mrs. Emma C. (nee Lutz) widow of the late Rev. Harvey E. Harner, formerly of Port Carbon, Pa.

Relatives and friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend the funeral Monday afternoon 2 p.m. from the Grace United Methodist Church, Port Carbon, Pa. Friends may call at church from 12 p.m. til time of services at 2 p.m. Interment Schuylkill Memorial Park, Sch.

Haven, Pa. Robert A. Evans, Pt. Carbon in charge. HECKMAN At Ashland Slate Hospital.

On Friday, November 3. 1972. Lincoln C. husband of Viola (nee Burmeister) Heckman of 220 Main Aristes. Relatives and friends of rhe -family are respectfully invited to attend the funeral Tuesday morning at 10 o'clock from the Frederick T.

Kull Funeral Home, North 9th Ashland. Services at 10.30 o'clock in St. Peter's Evangelical Lutheran Church, Aristes. Friends may call Monday evening. Interment Aristes Cemetery KELLER At Pottsville Hospital.

On Friday, Nov. 3. 1972. Shawn, son of William Dawn (nee Miller) Keller of Pine Grove RD2. Pa.

Aged 23 months. Funeral Monday at the convenience of the family from the Snyder Funeral Home, Pine Grove. Pa. Friends may call Sunday 7-9 p.m. Hetzel's Church Cemetery.

KNIGHT At Good Samaritan Hospital. On Saturday, Nov. 4, 1972. Mrs. Gussie C.

widow of John W. Knight of 303 Main Street. Sch. Haven. Pa.

Aged y3 years. Relatives and friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend the funeral Tuesday 11 a.m. from the Harold H. Geschwindt Funeral Home, Sch. Haven.

Pa. Friends may call Monday evening. Interment Schuylkill Memorial Park. MILLER At Good Samaritan Hospital. On Friday.

Nov. 3. 1972 Mrs. Veronica A. (nee Hughes) idow of Paul P.

Miller of 101 W. Patterson St. Clair. Relatives and friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend the funeral Tuesday morning at 9,30 o'clock from the Monahan Funeral Home, 112-116 Second St Clair. Mass of Resurrection at 10 o'clock in Saint Man 's Church.

Friends may call Monday from 4 to 9:30 p.m. Interment Queen of the Universe Memorial Gardens. Peach Mt. Road. MILLER At Rest Haven.

On Wednesday. November 1. 1972. Florence E. (nee Zwoyer) wife of the late George N.

Miller of 90 River Cressona. Pa. Aged 79 years. Relatives and friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend the funeral Monday morning 10 a m. from the Theodore Ebling Funeral Home, Cressona.

Friends may call Sunday evening. Interment Greenwood Cemetery, Allentown. Pa. Will Work Monday Salem Creek Pockets, Nos. 4 and 5 Plants at St.

Nicholas (two shifts), Retail Pockets at St. Nicholas, Pine Forest, Buck Run, Rosa Plant (Mammoth). Idle Monday St. Nicholas Breaker, Maple Hill. Reading Railroad Reading Division: Pooj Crew enginemen, none; Good Samaritan Admissions: Michael Horan, 445 W.

Main Girardville. Marie Toback, 113 E. Savory Palo Alto. Leonard Menchefsky, 132 S. Second Saint Clair.

Cynthia Bennett, 148 N. 'Second Frackville. Mrs. Mary Klein, 1407 E. Norwegian St.

Enoch Purcell, 352 New Castle Minersville. Melissa Umbenhauer, 5 E. Libery Schuylkill Haven. Mrs. Esther Scott, 1313 W.

Market St. Mrs. Ida Carl, Schuylkill Haven. Mrs. Elda Evans, RD1, Hegins.

Cheryle Heiser, 189 Schuylkill Cressona. Debra Umberger, RD2, Pine Grove. Mrs. Lillian Weist, 130 Schuylkill Tamaqua. Ernest Scott, RD1, Auburn.

Discharges: Mrs. Marguerite Toomey, Mrs. Parthenia Fidler, Paul Strenko, Mrs. Hattie Haskins, Kimberly Stine, John Stanton, Mrs. Catherine Levkulic, Sharon Yoder, Mrs.

Mary Yost, Jacqueline Kase, Loretta More, Mrs. Mary Lavelle. Dispensary: Edwardj Schaeffer, Orwigsburg; Melda Sterlings Pottsville; Robert Moyer, Schuylkill Haven; Ellen Bensinger, Schuylkill Haven; Frances Ludwig, Pottsville Cynthia Miller, New Ringgold; Linda Neidig, Good Spring; Bessie Pine Grove; Robert Dannenhower, Schuylkill Haven; Thersa Taronis, Port Carbon. Geisinger Admissions: Lee A. Lengle 11 W.

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Pa. 17901 firemen, none; brakemen, none. Shamokin Division: enginemen, Jones; firemen, Bittle. Penna. Railroad Enginemen, Price, Piccioni; brakemen, Kumpaitis, Cavaluchy, Boyer, Zember, Suchocki, Cleaver, Drey, Koval.

Vacancies: one engineman; four brakemen. Pottsville Admissions: Danielle Krouse, 716 Sunbury Minersville. Claude Whean, 305 Center ponaldson. Frank Hand, Tower City. Mary Catherine Murray, 44 Colliery Tower City.

Walter John Alliman, RD1, Orwigsburg, Angelo Cappeli, 3 Eagan-St. Rufus Ingram, 800 N. Second St. Josephine Meyers, 5 N. Sixth St.

George Klare, 170 E. Savory Palo Alto. Kent Hatter, 18 Union Tremqnt. Mrs! Mary Renninger, 72 New Mines, Branchdale. James Tobin, 635 Altmont Avei, Frackville.

Alice Mae Henry, 1538 W. Norwegian St. Discharges: Mary Russell, William Orff, Ann Kemfort, Calyton Buchler, Gregory Bell, Mrs. Mae Kumiskey, Joseph Ska wins ky, Sandra Chechetti, Charles Hossler, Mary Tophney, Lawrence Thomas, Dale Barthel, John Travitt. Dispensary: Phyllis PhiHips, Orwigsburg; Lynn Kovich, Saint Clair; Andrew Thomas, Pottsville; Larry Bunsfield, Pottsville; Michael Zulick, Pottsville; Ned Webber, Auburn; Lisa Durak, Pottsville; Connie Witman, Minersville Michael Rudiman, Schuylkill Haven; Elaine Cooperavage, Port Carbon; Tracy Marks, Port Carbon; Alcescis Williams, Morea Colliery; Mary Schwalm, Pottsville; Richard Beury, Pottsville; Nancy Nedlig, Minersville; Cindy Walters, Pottsville; Ray Schwalm, Frackville; Margaret Davidson, Pottsville; Charles Brown, Reading; Karen Mehlman, Orwigsburg; Lottie Campbell, Norristown.

Locust Mt. Admissions: Lawrence Karam, 9 S. West Shenandoah; John Werchock, 343 S. West Shenandoah; Fred Garbarino, 119 S. Main Shenahdoah; Violet Korosky, 225 E.

Center Shenandoah. Discharges: Joseph Kankbwski, Willard Hauck, Rev. Karam, Mrs. Anna Julian, Albert Kaminsky. Dispensary: Anthony Gallo, Shenandoah; Frank Russel, Mahanoy City; Audrey Litwak, Shenandoah; Nick Dettrey, Shenandoah; Philip Marasco, Shenandoah; Irene Kolkonis.

Shenandoah; Leonard Bernardyn, Mahanoy City; Eileen Kuchinsky, Shenandoah. Coaldale Admissions: Thomas Englert, RD1. Tamaqua. Discharges: Mrs. Theda Davis, Joseph Lohatto, John Basiago.

Karen Brockel, Mrs. Margaret Mrs. Anna Karawalas, Mrs. Helen Stadora, John Kennedy, Allen Miller. Ridge View Home Probe Woman Says Son Murdered Young Novak, who stood 5foot-2 and weighed about 170 pounds, entered the home on June 5.

In testimony before the joint House-Sertate investigating committee, members of the Pennsylvania Association for Retarded Children (PARC) who inspected the facility described what they said were deplorable and unsanitary conditions and repeatedly asked why the state had allowed it to remain open. The school was purchased in 1971, by Commonwealth Concerns but before the purchase, while operated under the name of Hillcrest, six deaths had been reported there. "The one thread that runs through all this story is that the same (welfare department) staff has been in the Northeast region PITTSBURGH (AP) "My son, he was murdered," Bernadine Novak told a legislative committee. The mother of" Louis Novak, a 15-year-old mongoloid who authorities say was forcibly drowned last summer at the Ridge View Center in the northeastern Pennsylvania town of Hawley, acknowledged Friday that she had no first-hand knowledge of her son's death. However, she added, that she had seen her son's body I uxil iary To Mvot MINERSVILLE American Legion Auxiliary will meet at 8 p.m.

Nov. 6 at the Post Home. Plans will be discussed for the annual fund-raising event. Lillian Kupchinsky and Virginia Jones will be hostesses..