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Karate demonstration set for Funfest I Events 48 August 6, 1986 Lithuanian Day set at Rocky Glen Park Campbell said a skillful person uses his hands and feet to strike an opponent in self-defense. Kempo is a softer style of karate that relies on relaxed movements and internal energy. Okinawan weapons are the traditional stick weapons of Bo, Sai and Nunchaku; as well as Kama and Tonfa, two other weapons. In studying the martial arts, students earn levels or belts -to show what they have accomplished. Campbell himself a third-degree black belt has been studying the arts for 13 years.

The highest level anyone can achieve is 10th level black belt. And on Funfest Saturday, people in center-city Hazleton will have the rare opportunity to see someone who has achieved an eighth degree black belt while studying martial arts in Japan. Campbell's teacher Shihan Roger Wehrhahn will also be a part of the Okinawan weapons demonstration. Wehrhahn holds a fifth degree in Goju ryu karate, fourth degree If you missed the Karate Kid. you still have a chance to see the art of karate perfected as part of Furiest '88.

On Sept. 6, instructors and students from Cross winds Karate Kai will give a demonstration of their skills in front of the school at 61 N.Wyoming St. Beginning at 3 p.m., head instructor Richard Campbell and about a dozen of his students will perform four methods of karate. They are Ju Karate, Kempo and Okinawan weapons. Campbell, who is referred to as "Sensei," or teacher, by his students, described each technique that will be involved in the demonstration.

Ju Juitsu, translated into English, means gentleness. It involves locks, throws and pressure points its self defense and is the combat form of judo," Campbell explained. Karate, most people believe, is chops and kicks as they see in Saturday afternoon reruns of old movies. But the word karate means "empty hands," and Kanjorski phone-in et August 13 Congressman Paul E. Kanjorski, ID-Pa) will open the telephone lines to his Washington office on Aug.

13 for a Call Your Congressman Night, his office announced recently. Kanjorski plans a 90-minute session from 5:30 p.m. to 7 p.m. to provide constituents with an opportunity to bring their personal concerns and thoughts to his attention. Anyone interested in speaking with kanjorski should telephone him at (202) 225-6511.

Callers are asked to make their calls person-to-person-collect. COIN CLUB TO MEET The Anthracite Coin Club will hold its regular monthly meeting Thursday at 8 p.m. in the Driftwood Room of Lucia's Bar and Grill, Alter Street, Hazleton. Members and non-members alike are welcome to attend. Lithuanian Day will begin with a High Mass at noon, commemorating the 100th anniversary of the Lithuanian Catholic Alliance.

At 2 p.m.. therewill be a cultural program with Anna Klizas Wargo of St. Clair, president of Council 144. serving as mistress of ceremonies. Entertainment will be provided by the Lazdynas Folk Dancers of Rochester.

N.Y. The officers for the 72nd annual Lithuanian Day observance are -Jack Joseph. Frackville, president; Ed Carlitus, Ringtown, vice president; Ann Carlitus, Ringtown, secretary; and Helen Chesko, Mahanoy City, treasurer. Helen Swatsky, Florence Orzechowski and Eleanor Vaicaitis, all of Frackville, and Ann Zaldaris, Tamaqua, are mmebers of the committee. Additional information concerning the Lithuanian Day celebration at Rocky Glen Park can be obtained by phoning Ann Carlitus in Ringtown (889-3839).

black; belt in Shorin ryu karate, and received his eighth degree black belt while studying under Higaonna Sensei during many trips to Japan. Wehrhahn is the head of the Olympic Karate Instructions in Nutley, N.J., Campbell said, and he is also a swordsman. "He's extraordinary it's really something special to see. and people who do" see him will be very lucky," Campbell said. Also as part of the demonstration, the school will have an open house for people who want to learn more about classes or martial arts.

About 120 people are enrolled in the classes now, but Campbell said there is always room for more. "With classes, students learn self-defense, fitness, discipline 'and courtesy," Campbell said. People enrolled in the course also learn the history, tradition and theory involved in the training. The school also has branches in Conyngham, Bloomsburg and Lansford. Wholesale Retail Open Daily 9 AM 'til 8 PM Sun.

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Aug. 17 The event is being co-sponsored by Anthracite Council 144 of Schuylkill County and Council 143 of St. Casimir's Church, Pittston. Lithuanian Day was first observed in 1914 and has been held continuously since that time, usually at Lakewood Park in Barnesville. It had been annually held on Aug.

15 but has since been changed to the Sunday closest to that particular date, This year the proceeds will go to the Lithuanian Pontifical College in Rome, Italy, the only Lithuanian seminary in the free world. Most pontifical colleges are assisted by their mother countries but, since Lithuania is under the domination of Soviet Union, the college receives no financial help whatsoever. Taxpayers Assn. to meet Thursday A meeting of the Hazleton Taxpayers Association will be held Thursday at 7:30 p.m. in Hazleton City Hall.

Nomination of officers for the 1987 terms will be held. The school building program and the efforts being made by the Valley Education Association will be discussed, as well as recent increases in water and sewer rates. A spokesman said the association has received numerous complaints over the rate hikes, and that it will will inquire into the reasons for the increases. The meeting is open to any resident of Hazleton. State police FOP outing Aug.

21 The State Police Fraternal Order of Police, O'Rourke Lodge 38. will hold its annual outing Aug. 21 beginnig at noon at the state police grove in Drums. Tickets are available through Troopers P. Smith and John Mauro at 459-3890.

or Trooper Richard Sartno at 459-3904. Ticket deadline is Aug. 16. Reading Club meets for final activity The Hazleton Area Public Library's Summer Reading and Activities Club will meet at Community Park on Thursday at 2 p.m. for the final activity of the summer.

The program is entitled "America. It's Beautiful" which was postponed from July 31 because of rain. Participants should come in play clothing and bring their club folders. Children are reminded that this Friday is the deadline to complete club requirements, and all finishers must report personally to the children's department. rvtireen to meet The Retirees Club.

Central Division, will hold its next meeting on Aug. 12 at the Hazleton Service Center at 1:30 p.m. Refreshments will be served courtesy of the hostesses. The program will be presented by G. Fred Schilling, account executive of W.H.

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Seeing Is Believing! ZEHNER BROS. FARMS "Your Freshness Connection" No Additives Mo Preservatives Today Greater Hazleton Senior Citizens Services sewing, 9:30 a.m.; Council of Elders meeting, 1 p.m. Alcoholics Anonymous, St. Francis of Assisi Church hall. West Hazleton, noon.

Hazleton Rotary Club, Gus Genetti's Best Western Motor Lodge, 12:15 p.m. Senior Citizens of the YMCA and the YWCA, association building, 1:30 p.m. TOPS, Chapter 837, West Hazleton Borough Building, 6 p.m. West Hazleton Senior Citizens, borough annex, 6:30 p.m. Hazleton City Authority, 230-240 S.

WvominP St 7 Empty Arms, support group 1 for bereaved parents. Catholic Social Services conference room. Church and Juniper streets, 7 p.m. All American Senior Citizens, center. Fourth Street and Cranberry Avenue, West Hazleton, 7p.m.

Kidder Township Planning Commission, municipal building, Narcotics Anonymous, Hazleton YMCA and the YWCA, Lady of Fatima Knights of Columbus, Conyngham-Drums Council 8613, St. John Bosco Church, Conyngham, 8 p.m. Alcoholics Anonymous, South Building, Penn State Hazleton Campus. 8 p.m. Hazleton Ladies of Charity birthday party at St.

Luke Manor, 2 p.m. Drake-Wear VFW Ladies Auxiliary, post home, 7:30 p.m. Free music concert at Locust Lake park Because of an earlier raincd-out performance date, there will be a free outdoor musical concert by Katie Brooks at 8 p.m. on Friday at Locust Lake State Park near the campstore along the lake front. The program will blend live voices, taped and live Instrumental backgrounds and precision choreography to produce an exciting concert.

Other activities this time of year include camping, hiking, biking, swimming, boating and fishing at the slate park. For more information on the upcoming concert or lake activities, please contact the Tuscarora State Park Office. It D. Box 24 A. Bamcfville 18214.

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