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Hazleton Standard-Speaker, Wednesday, May 20, 1981 27 WEATHERLY News Jill Seigendall, 609 E. Main 427-4769 Gerhard leads school board candidates in Lehigh Twp. On the county level, unopposed Democrats Geza E. Holczman and George B. Stewart received 16 and 13 votes respectively for the office of register of wills and clerk of orphans court; Republican Judith Wells Romanisko won over her Democratic opponent Anne Cipko, 59 to 26 for clerk of courts; Dean D.W.

De-Long, running on the GOP slate, beat his rival. Democrat Colin T. Rehrig, 68 to 26 for county treasurer, and Republican Willard P. Hill racked up 63 votes for jury commissioner, while his opponent, Democrat Jeanette D. Coury received 22 votes.

In the races for seats on the state supreme, superior and commwealth courts, the votes, by party were: REPUBLICAN Supreme Court: Hutchinson, 57; McDermott, 33; Farino, 20; Glancey, 8: Davison, 25, and Colville, 5. Superior Court: Olszewski, 20; McLane, 16; Rowley, 29; Shertz, 33; Yost, 32; Bart, 39; Cirillo, 25, McEwen, 22; Wetzel, 17; Savitt. Wieand, 20; Cohen, 5, and Disalle, 3. Commonwealth Court: Geddes. 23; Palladino, 35, and Doyle, 15.

DEMOCRATIC Supreme Court: Hutchinson, 19; McDermott, 12; Farino, Colville. Davison, 10, and Glancey, 3. Superior Court: Olszewski, McLane, 10; McEwen, Cohen, Wetzel, 14; Disalle, Bart. 11; Rowley. Wieand, 7, Savitt, Latrone.

Shertz. Cirillo, 3, and Yost, 2. In a four-way race for school director in the Weatherly Area School District, Gilbert Gerhard drew the largest i number of votes-93--in Lehigh Township as 148 of that community's 217 voters turned out at the polls Tuesday. Running a close second to Gerhard was Harry R. Smith, who drew 79 votes, followed by Patricia McClure with 48 and Arthur Howard with 46.

All the candidates, who cross-filed on both tickets, are from Weatherly. In the magisterial race for Carbon County's District 3-4 veteran Andrew Moisey of Tresckow, who is rounding out his second six year term, defeated his two opponents, Paul John Hadzick and Carl Fazio, both of Weatherly, who garnered 54 and 10 votes respectively. In the local races, Republicans Charles Zellner and George Davis, both unopposed for seats as township supervisors, received 30 and 68 votes respectively; Republican Anna Nagle, also unopposed, garnered 88 votes for the office of tax collector; Edna Kibble, also running on the GOP ticket received 79 votes in her bid for township assessor, and Democrat Samuel O'Donnell, a Democrat, had 31 votes for the post of township auditor. As it was with the Republicans, O'Donnell had no opposition. Ruth E.

Graaf, a Republican who had no competition for judge of election, received 90 votes, while Barbara L. Graaf, running for inspector of elections on the GOP ticket, received 87 votes against 26 for her Democratic opponent Theresa Hailahan. went to the three top money raisers in two categories, left to right, Jennifer Parker, 131 Plain first place; Michael Fulton, 445 Norman second, and Corrie Gerhart, 249 Lauderburn third, all in 8 to 12 years of age division; Susie Washko.Humboldt, first place, and Barry Knepper, second, 13 years and older.Paul Hendricks, Weatberly RD1, third place, was unable to attend. All participants received a cerificate and a shoulder patch. The event was the seventh annual sponsored by Team 744.

BIKE-HIKE AWARDS-Tbe proceeds of the bike-hike for the Pennsylvania Association for Retarded Citizens, sponsored by the Anthracite Region Emergency Association, Team 744 of Weatberly, along with awards to the leading participants were presented Monday evening during brief ceremonies at the Citizens Fire Company. Charles Parker, back left, president of Team 744, presented a check for more $2,000 which was earned through pledges by the 58 persons participating in the fund raising event. Accepting on behalf of PARC was Bob Polaster, back right, executive director. Trophies Gerhard assured of election in Packer Twp. In Packer Township Tuesday, voters gave the nod to Thomas Gerhard for the Republican nomination for township supervisor, outpolling Donald Hartzel, by a comfortable margin of 104 to 36.

Hartzel, who Is seeking a six year term on the board of supervisors, is now assured of that seat in the November elections, since there are no other candidates running for the office. The only other offices sought by candidates are those of tax collector, which runs for four years, and auditor, a six year term. Running unopposed for those posts were Republicans Joan L. Cannon for tax collector, and Myrl Dietrich for auditor, who, like Gerhard, will be voted into office in November. In (he race for the nomination for the Weatherly Area School Board, four candidates running on both the Republican and Democratic tickets fared as follows: Gilbert Gerhard, 116 Republican, 58 Democrat; Harry R.

Smith, 79 Republican, 48 Democrat; Arthur L. Howard, 65 Republican, 40 Democrat, and Patricia McClure, 64 Republican, 51 Democrat. In races for row offices in Carbon County, district magistrate In District 3-4, and the state judicial contests, the following tallys were recorded REPUBLICAN Clerk of courts: Judith Wells Romanisko, 44; County treasurer: Dean D.W. DeLong, 45, and jury commissioner: Willard P. Hill, 43.

i District magistrate: Paul J. Hadzick, 83; Andrew Moisey, 48, and Carl Fazio, 15. Supreme Court: Hutchinson, 92; McDermott, 46; Farino, 26; Glancey, 12; Davison, 51, and Colville, 6. Superior Court: Olszewski, 38; McLane, 38; Rowley, 37; Shertz, 70; Yost, 46; Bart, 61; Cirillo, 24; McEwen, 30; Wetzel, 41; Savitt, Wieand, 30, Cohen, 13, and Disalle, 8. Commonwealth Court: Geddes, Palladino, 44, and Doyle, 20.

DEMOCRATIC Register of wills and clerk of orphans court: Holczman, 38; Stewart, 48; Clerk of courts, Cipko, 67; County treasurer, Rehrig, 65, and jury commissioner: Coury, 60. District magistrate: Hadzick, 47; Moisey, 31, and Fazio, 19. Supreme Court: Hutchinson, 34; McDermott, 34; Farino, 17; Colville, Davison, 40, and Glancey, 5. Superior Court: Olszewski, 29; McLane, 23; McEwen, 15; Cohen, 11; Wetzel, 46; Disalle, 10; Bart, 32; Rowley, 11; Wieand, 26; Savitt, Latrone, Shertz, 20; Cirillo, 7, and Yost, 18. Commonwealth Court: Palladino, 52, and Doyle, 24.

Tullio gets Democratic nomination for Erie mayor ERIE, Pa. Erie Mayor Louis Tullio won the Democratic nomination for an unprecedented fifth term Tuesday, narrowly defeating city councilman Mario Bagnoni. "This is the toughest mayoral race I've ever been in. There were iff rent tactics used than I've ever seen used before," he said. Tullio said he planned to scrutinize the returns Wednesday.

"I'd like to study this," he said. Tullio, who has been Erie's mayor for the last 16 years, will face Republican Terry Palmer in the fall election. Palmer defeated Ed Hammer for the GOP nomination, and Tullio's write-in campaign for the nod apparently failed. With all districts counted, Tullio had 13,839 Democratic votes to 12,558 (or Bagnoni, in the unofficial returns. Bagnoni, a former chief of detectives, had criticized the city's police force during the campaign.

"I don't regret a thing, because everything I said was the truth," Bagnoni said when it became apparent that he had lost. "I knew this would be a horse race and it was. It's just a crying shame there aren't two political parties in this town because the poeple deserve two, but there's only one." Democrats have a huge registration edge in the state's third largest city. Classified Ads Bring Results -Dial 455-3636 Weatherly's Margaret Israel gets tax collector nomination easily A a rn jfl 1 i jm ''( 11(1- Judge of Superior Court-McLane, 109; Rowley, 15; Shertz, 28; Yost, 23; Bart, 37; Cirillo, 87; McEwen, 74; Wetzel, 105; Savitt, 14; Olszewski, 91; Wieand, 89; Cohen, 17; Disalle, 18. Judge of Commonwealth Court-Geddes.

149; Palladino, 115: Doyle. 54. Register of Wills-No candidates. Clerk of Courts-Romanisko-276. County Treasurer-DeLong, 295.

Jury Commissioner-Hill, 284. Borough Council-No candidates. DEMOCRATIC Justice of Supreme Court-McDermott, 104; Hutchinson, 167; Farino, 92; Colville, 41; Davison, 121; Glancey, 41. Judge of Superior Court-McLane, 82; McEwen, 63; Cohen, 69; Wetzel, 185; Disalle, 59; Bart, 149; Rowley, 60; Wieand. 107; Savitt.

20; Latrone, 19; Shertz, 76; Olszewski, 111; Cirillo, 34; Yost. 52. Judge of Commonwealth Court-Doyle, 126: Palladino, 173 Holczman has lead in Carbon A partial tally from Tuesday's primary election in Carbon County for candidates running for their party's nomination in the November elections showed Democrats running ahead of their Republican counterparts. I Results from 40 of the 60 districts reporting early this morning showed Dem- ocrat Geza E. Holczman receiving 2,626 votes for the post of register of wills and clerk of orphans court, beating out his fellow Democrat, George B.

Stewart, who polled 1,660 votes, for the party nomination and victory in November. In other row office races, Democrat Anne Cipko, running for clerk of courts, received 3,099 votes, while Republican Judith Wells Romanisko came in with 2,282 votes; Democrat Colin T. Rehrig, seeking the county treasurer's post garnered 2,737 votes, as opposed to 2,552 for Republican Dean D.W. DeLong, and Democrat Jeanette Coury won her party's nomination for jury commissioner with 2,931 votes as against ,226 for Republican Willard P. Hill.

With the exception of Holczman, who is now unopposed, the remaining candidates will face each other in the November general election. The state Judicial tally for the county shows the following totals: REPUBLICANS Supreme Court: McDermott, 990; Hutchinson, Farino, 531; Colville, 189; Davison, Glancey, 248. Superior Court: Olszewski, 490; McLain, 796; McEwen, 528; Cohen, 198; Wetzel, 657; DiSalle, 163. DEMOCRATS Supreme Court: McDermott, Hutchison, Farino, 756; Colville, 400; Davison, Glancey, 522. Superior Court: Olszewski, McLain, 378; McEwen, 546; Cohen, 668; Wetzel, DiSalle, 528.

VFW LADIES TO MEET The ladies auxiliary of Post 8128, Veterans of Foreign Wars, will hold its monthly meeting 7:30 p.m. today at the post home. FLOWER CLUB ACTIVITY Members of the Weatherly Flower Club who are planning to attend Garden Days at Palmerton are reminded to have their money in to Mrs. Donald Gerhard by Saturday. MISSION FOUNDED The Mission San Carlos was founded on June 3, 1770 at Monterey, Calif.

Margaret Israel scored a whopping 263-84 victory over Mary Susan Grega Knepper in the Republican race for the nomination for tax collector in Weatherly Borough. Democrats in the borough nominated three persons for seats on council. They are David R. Rataczak, Theodore Koehler, Rosebud Drolles and Ervin Eck Jr. There: 'were no Republican candidates.

Paul John Hadzick led the Democratic ticket with 250 votes in his bid for nomination for district justice. Hadzick, who cross-filed, was also high man on the Republican ticket with 231 votes. The other candidates for the nomination received votes as follows: Andrew Moisey, 91 Republican and 152 Democrat, and Carl Fazio, 22 Republican and 21 Democrat. In the school board race, Republican voters favored Harry R. Smith, who cross-filed, with 264 votes.

Other candidates Arthur L. Howard, Gilbert Gerhard and Patricia A. McClure, who also cross-filed, received 247, 233 and 208 respectively. On the Democratic ticket, Smith received 198, Howard, 259, Gerhard, 191 and McClure, 265. The total vote in county and statewide and council races were: REPUBLICAN Justice of Supreme Court Hutchinson, 230; McDermott, 124; Farino, 84; Glancey, 29; Davison, 130; Colville, 20.

RECEIVES SERVICE AWARD Franklin R. (Tony) Cora, 632 E. Main Street, Weatberly, right, received a plaque from Weatherly Mayor Frank Stezak honoring him for 13 years of service to the borough. Throughout his years of service, Cora served on the Weatherly zoning board, planning commission and the water authority. 235; Register of Wills-Holczman, Stewart, 134.

Clerk ofCourt-Cipko. 242 County Treasurer-Rehrig. 259. Jury Commissioner-Coury 263. Borough Council-Zimmerman, Eck, 222; Drolles, 286; Ratajczak.

Koehler, 293 200; 302; Lausanne voters back Klynowsky, Fairchild MEETING THURSDAY The Tri-Valley Outdoor Club will hold its regular meeting Thursday at 7:30 p.m. at the Rockport Tavern. WATCH FOR OUR NEW OPENING 7 JCi Super Markets HUDS0N0ALE MAIN STREETS WEATHERLY The Standard-Speaker will pay S10 for the best news tip of the week If you know of something newsworthy phone 455-3636 any time, day or night. even days a week magistrate: Hadzick, 9, Moisey, 1, and Fazio, Register of wills and clerk of orphans court: Holczman, Clerk of courts: Romanisko, County treasurer: DeLong, Jury commissioner: Hill, 9. DEMOCRATIC School director: McClure, 16; Howard, 14; Smith, 18, and Gerhard, 21; District magistrate: Hadzick, 18; Moisey, 10, and Fazio, Register of wills and clerk of orphans, court: Holczman, 13, and Stewart, 15; Clerk of courts: Cipko, 27; County treasurer, Rehrig, 26; Jury commissioner: Coury, 25.

Candidates running for seats In the state Judicial races came In as follows: REPUBLICAN Supreme McDermott, Farino, Glancey, Davison, 7, and Colville.0. Superior Court: Olszewski, McLane, Rowley, Shertz, Yost, Bart, Cirlllo, McEwen, Wetzel, Savltt, Wieand, Cohen, 0, and Dlsalle, 1. Commonwealth Court: Geddes, Palladino, 4, and Doyle, 0. DEMOCRATIC Supreme Court: Hutchinson, McDermott, 16; Farino, Glancey, Davison, 18, and Colville, 3. Superior Court: Olszewski, 1 McLane, McEwen, Cohen, 12; Wetzel, Dlsalle, Bart, Rowley, Wieand, 17; Savltt, Latrone, 18; Shertz, 10, and Cirlllo, 0.

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Democrat Emma Halechko, seeking a four-year term as tax collector, was the highest vote getter with 30. She is unop-' posed (or the post. Agnes K. Klynowski, a Democrat, received 24 votes in her bid for a six-year term as township auditor. Like Halechko, she Is unopposed.

Candidates seeking election to the Weatherly Area School Board and Carbon County posts polled the following number of votes: REPUBLICAN School director: McClure, Howard, Smith', 7, -and Gerhard, District Filer downs Huffert In Sunbury COP vote SUNBURY, Pa. AP) Daniel Filer, a former counselor at Lewisburg Federal Penitentiary, soundly defeated Robert Huffert, a former Inmate at the prison, In Tuesday's Republican primary for mayor of this central Pennsylvania community. Filer, now a domestic relations officer for Northumberland County, took the nomination with 925 votes to Huffert's 191, according to unofficial returns. "I got slaughtered," said Huffert, 31, who served five years in Lewisburg for bank robbery before being released and moving here In 1978. "I was confident we were going to win," said Flier, 59, whose 20-year career In the U.S.

prison system included a stint as a drug counselor at Lewisburg while Huffert was an Inmate, although the two never met before the campaign. "I think I had the qualifications and he (Huffert) did not. He'i never been In a leadership position," Filer said. Huffert, a draftsman who sits on the city planning commission, said the loss hasn't discouraged him. "I gave It my best shot.

I'm still on the planning commission, so I'll still speak up when I see something wrong," said Huffert, who tried to make municipal corruption an Issue. However, Independent Investigations did not back up Huffert's charges of Improprieties In rede velopment projects. Flier IH faceJViniamCass, unop- November general election to succeed retiring Mayor Donald Morgan. and An unbeatable price on an unbeatable brand of pasta Ronzoni, Your choice of Rigatoni, Medium Shells, Cut Ziti, Elbow Twists or Thin Spaghetti. Oval Platters 13" PIZZA PANS $525 A speciol price so (hot you'll how no excuse for missing the great price on Puzo Mokmgs obove Daddona returns to race with large Allentown win ALLENTOWN, Pa.

(AP) Former Mayor Joseph Daddona, defeated by a scant 121 votes In his 1977 re-election bid, returned to politics with a smashing victory Tuesday In capturing the Democratic mayoral nomination over City Controller Louis J. Hershman. Incumbent Frank Flschl, who upset Daddona four years ago, decided against seeking a second term because, he said, the office Involved too much politics. Daddona bad 2,308 votes to Hershman'i 83 with 21 of 51 precincts reporting, according to unofficial returns. City Treasurer Robert Smith was unopposed in the Republican primary and will face Daddona In the general election In November.

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