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H2lon Stindard-Spe)kr, Friday, March 13, 1981 21 HVTW-HacYirrrar rmr.m.m Cltterio USA Woodslde Park, Freelaud Approve PIDA loan for Citterio USA expansion Freeland White Haven-Poconos Correspondents: Joe Falatko, 118 Fern Freeland Telephone 636-3861 Leave items at Woodies, Nicky Nocchi's orThe News Stand Fern Pohl, 314Towanda White Haven Telephone 443-9935 Items may be left at Millie's Variety Jaycees on Centre St. Making tbe sale Is the Jaycees' Apple Butter Week chairman, Jerry Soroko. Tbe stands on Centre St. will be manned by Jaycee committee members Fridv Saturday and Sunday. APPLE BUTTER John McKlnlry, one of Freeland's respected, long-time citizens, takes his choice of apple sauce over apple butter at tbe Apple Butter Week sales stand set up by tbe Freeland Area CHEER FOR CYO JVS All 7th grade cheerleaders of the five teams in the Freeland CYO Basketball League will cheer for the CYO Jayvee All-Star game Sunday at 3.

15 p.m. at the Y. Edward Sharp, Freeland, who is an official of Citterio and has been active for many years in the operation of the Freeland Industrial Development Corporation, said yesterday that the firm "is appreciative of the financial assistance that will be rendered by the state, and by the cooperation of the FIDC in obtaining the loan." He added, "Citterio also owes a note of thanks to its dedicated employes. The cooperation of personnel employed in making a product of very high quality -at a very high price has made Citterio able to be in a position in a few short years to expand its operation in Freeland. This dedication to quality has made the impending expansion possible and for the firm to grow in a highly-competitive market." A loan of $350,000 for an expansion project at the Citterio USA Corporation plant, Woodslde Park, Freeland, was tentatively approved by the board of the Pennsylvania Industrial Authority, it was announced yesterday in Harrisburg.

Citterio processes and prepares quality meat products for the continental market. Gerald W. Kapp, executive director of the PIDA, related in the announcement that the total Citterio expansion project cost will approximate $700,000. It is anticipated 34 new jobs will be created over the three-year span, with an annual payroll of $442,000. Announcement of the loan also came simaltaneously from the office of Senator Martin L.

Murray. 46th St. Patrick's parade, banquet in Freeland Saturday Convict cries 'whoopee' at sentence of death LEXINGTON. SC. (AP) A 39-year-old former prisoner convicted of killing two men that he thought "society would be glad to get rid of" cried "whoopee!" when a Jury sentenced him to death.

"We've all got to go sometime," Ronald F. Smart told Circuit Judge Julius Baggett on Wednesday after a Lexington County jury sentenced him to die in the electric chair for the 1978 slayings. Baggett set Smart's execution for Muy 22 for the murders of Leldon Myers, 57, and Robert Baxley, 60, in the Columbia suburb of Cay ce. 2 policemen suspended DETROIT (AP) Two officers who were in charge of (he city's 2nd Precinct when a prisoner killed there have been suspended by a police trial board. A third officer was found innocent of suspension, and Sgt.

Donald 1 20-day suspension, department Crndr Henry Majeskl said Tuesday. Stone will lose about $4,200 in pay and Marlow, The suspensions stem from the death of Edgar Smith, also known as Fred Warren, 13 months ago. Former Officer John Pawlak was found guilty of Involuntary manslaughter for striking Smith with a blackjack. Investigators were told that a battery-operated cattle prod was used In an effort to revive Smith, but no prod was found. Two games in Edwards event The third night of Edwards tourney action unfolds at the Freeland YMCA tonight, with two good games on tap.

Talt's Bar, Hazleton, and Rentko's Tavern, Nanticoke, will square off in the opener at 7. Edwards' defending champs, Jon's Sports of Williamsport will make their initial appearance in the second game at 8:15, taking on an unknown but highly-touted New Jersey entry, the School Boy Stars. Fans are Invited to take in the exciting Edwards action. St. Mary's wins finale Krcehtnd CYO League; John's 10-2, St.

Ann's 9-3, St. Casimir's St. Mary's 5-7, St. An' thony'sO-12. St.

Mary's won the final game of the 1980-81 Freeland CYO Basketball League season last night, edging St. John's at the 56-55. Gary Williams field goal with seconds remaining won It. Rob Ayers had 19, Williams 10, Jim Hartz 10, and Dave Paulshock nine to pace St. Mary's; Jeff Young had 23, John Lapchak 16 and Joel Tokash 10 for St.

John's. St. Mary's also won the jayvee game, 33-24. Sid Hudock tops Metro Sid Hudock, Bunny's Lounge, was bowler-of-the-week in the Hazleton Metro League last week at St. Michael's Rec Center lanes.

He had a 611 series. Other high individual scores: A. Schock 545, J. Caso 581, John Fatula 592, Mike Sappe 587, John Starzyk 565, Tom Grega601. Results: Tablno's 2 Lelchtman's 1, Bunny's 3, Pence's 0, Star 3 Mark's 0.

POSTPONE VFW MEET A meeting of the Freeland VFW Home Association scheduled for tonight has been changed to next Friday, March 20, at 7 p.m., it was announced by Michael Lozinak, president: Vs BIRTHDAY TODAY iSrs. Susanne Pavuk, 117 Back Highland. Cornelia asks for prayers MONTGOMERY, Ala. (AP) The former wife of George Wallace Is asking for the prayers of "all Christian people" in hopes that the former Alabama governor will think twice about marrying a singer half his age. Cornelia Wallace, whose marriagej ended In divorce in 1978, said Wednesday1 she isn't ready to step aside for Wallace to marry blonde Lisa Taylor of Jasper, a 32-year-old country-western singer whose father owns a coal mining concern.

"I'm noU. giving up on a reconciliation," Mrs. Wallace said. "I simply ask for the prayers of all Christian people that George will sesrch his hwt Wallace's Urst wife, turleen, died of cancer in 1968. Miss Taylor, who has a 5-yearid son, is divorced, according to her relatives.

FICTION MODEL DIES LONDON (AP) Sir Maurice Oldfield, retired director-general of Britain's intelligence service, died Tuesday at age 65. Oldfield reputedly was the model for Ian Fleming's character in the James Bond novels and for John le Carre's fictional intelligence chief, George Smiley. VFW DARTS Freeland VFW darts tonight: Captains vs. Admirals, Sergeants vs. Colonels, Generals vs.

Majors. Standings: Admirals 5-1, Majors 4-2, Generals 3-3, Captains 3-3, Sergeants 2-4, Colonels 1-5. High shooters: Leo Bar-na 36, John McGulre 36, Jim Mulhall 34, Tony Matt 32, Joe Biasi 33, John Stofan32. ST. JOHN GIRLS BASKETBALL All girls of St.

John Nepomucene Parish who registered for CYO girls basketball are asked to report for a practice at 12 noon Saturday at St. John's Parish Center. St. John's CYO cheerleaders will parade In the St. Patrick's parade in Freeland Saturday at 4 p.m.

Now In Stock McCall, Luzerne Co. Comm. Frank Crossin, Luzerne Co. D.A. Chester Muroski, Luzerne Co.

Ass't. D.A. Robert Gillespie, Freeland Mayor George Ancient Order of yibernians and AOH 'vAuxiliaryofflcers. Freeland High School Band. Sons of Erin marching members Sons of Erin members in cars.

Friendly Sons of St. Patrick, Hazleton. Freeland CYO basketball cheerleaders of St. Ann's, St. Casimir's, St.

Mary's, St. John'sand St. Anthony's parishes. Boy scouts and cub scouts, girl and brownies. Division Two: Ancient Order of Hibernians banner.

St. Ann's Band. AOH flag-bearers, marching members, members in cars; AOH Auxiliary banner, marching members, members in cars. Hazleton AOH members; WQEQ Radio Station; antique cars. Freeland Fire Fearnots Fire Drtfton-Scotch Hill Fire Co.

Banquet program: Welcome Tom Potoskie, John O'Donnell, co-chairmen. America Audience. Invocation Rev. Edward Gallagher, St. Ann's R.C.

Church pastor. Annual memorial service Dan Hinkle, Jim Ammon. Introduction of toastmaster. Toastmaster Dr. LeoCorazza.

Vocal selections Ann Carter. Remarks Dist. Atty. Chester Muroski. Address Ass't.

Dist. Atty. Robert Gillespie, Jr. Remarks Cong. James Nelligan.

Vocal selections Ann Carter. Remarks Co. Comm. Frank Crossin, Jr. Presentations William Ferry, president, Sons of Erin.

Conclusion Irish Eyes Sre Smiling. ATARI Over 500 Different Cartridges in stock! Foster lists bills, receipts Receipts were reported and bills approved for payment by the Foster Township supervisors at this month's meeting. Bills: $67.52, S3.95, $874.69 (st lights); Wilmot Engineering, Standard-Speaker, $12.60, $49.80, $12, $24.60, $12.60, $27.60, $13.20, $306; Don Wilkinson Agency, Sunshine Chemical, Kline Supply, Balas Distributors, UPI, Highway Equipment, UGI, Tunnessen's, Pat's Texaco, Bonomo's Palmer Penn-Hazle $125; Tech-Weld, $15; Perky's are SnBo BellreleoBone, Roy M. Lenhart, $75; "Ann Spock, PfflrfctaSpocMlO. Revenue: Recorder of deeds, one per cent prior years taxes, Luzerne Co.

Treasurer, Vassalo, $200; J. Kochie, light tax, road tax, road machinery tax, $365.41 fire prot. tax, and fire equip, tax, p.c. tax, $656.60, $11. Phil Belisle tops Industrial Phil Belisle reigns as bowler-of-the-week in pin action in the Freeland Industrial League at St.

Michael's Recreation Center lanes last week. A newcomer to the league, he rolled a 612 series that included a 232 game. Dick Heller was pins-over-average winner with a 223 game. Other high bowlers: Heller 584, 223, 216, Bob Curney 555, Pat DelRegno 552, 202, Jim Petrilli 561, 224. Last week's results: Corner Store 4 Urenovich 0, Benyo's 3 1, Cashimer's 3 Curney 1, Petrilli 3 St.

Michael's 1. St. John's festival dates St. John Nepomucene Church's annual Parish Festival this year will be held on Saturday and Sunday, June 6 and 7, the pastor, the Rev. Emil P.

Haladay announced. It will be held, at St. John's Parish Center, Fern St. Phyllis Broskoske will serve as chairman for the 1981 event and Gail Blasko is co-chairman. Captains include: Margaret Matz, kitchen; Andrew Falatko, refreshments; Agnes Graham, potato pancakes; and Mary Malchitsky and Mary Palko, dolls.

Industrial, Metro bowl Freeland Industrial and Hazleton Metro leagues will be in bowling action tonight at St. Michael's Recreation Center lanes. The schedules: Industrial: 7 Curney Plumbing vs. Auto Service, Urenovich Insurance vs. St.

Michael's LanesfBenyb's Grove vs. Jim Petrilli, Cashimer's Paints vs. Corner Store. Metro: 9 -Position week. Resutas Cafe The Dark Bar WILL BE CLOSED TODAY AND SATURDAY Due To Death In Family Arrangements ham dinner Senior Citizens the Senior Tickets or Regular will be resumed Saturday's 6 15 7 7:45 The 46th annual St.

Patrick's parade and banquet will be held by the Freeland Sons of Erin Saturday. The parade will step of at 4 p.m. the 'bansur-i sill fftflnw st 5 in the Freeiand The parade route: Start at tbe MMI (South Centre move north on Centre St to Walnut St, east on Walnut to Washington south on Washington to Carbon west on Carbon to Centre, north on Centre to the Freeland VTW, and disband. Here is the parade line-up Division One: Sons of Erin banner and flag-bearers. Parade marshal Francis (Hinkle) Boyle, Sr.

Rep. James Nelligan, Rep. Thomas Lions convention at Pocono Hershey The Freeland Lions and Lionesses clubs will be represented at the Lions district convention scheduled for Sunday at the Pocono Hershey Resort. The main speaker at the dinner will be tbe Lions immediate past international president, Lloyd Morgan, of New Zealand. The Lions District 14-H annual President's Ball will be held Saturday, March 28, at the Pittston Convention Center.

The Freeland club's flag committee for. Saturday's St. Patrick's parade is composed of Bob Rossi, Al and Paul Urenovich, and Jerry Wizda. A regular dinner-meeting is scheduled Monday evening at Freeland club delegates to the District 14-H convention Sunday are Pres. John Turri, Ed Welsko and Peter Zarosky; alternates are Ralph Poleri, Bob Nowak and Nelson Marencin: St.

Ann's Band parades Saturday St. Ann's Band will participate in the St. Patrick's activities Saturday in Freeland. The band will march in the Sons of Erin-sponsored parade at 4. Band of fleers asked members to report in full uniform to St.

Ann's bandroom, Ridge St, at 3. The band will perform in concert in front of the Freeland VFW post home, S. Centre following tbe parade. The concert will precede the Sons of Erin banquet inside. The band will be under the direction of Emil Harakal.

SCOUTS, CUBS PARADE Freeland Boy Scouts, Cub Scouts and Webelos will march in the St. Patrick's Parade at 4 p.m. Saturday. They are to meet at the MMI at 3:30 (den leaders at Boys should wear their uniforms with warm clothes under them, hats and mittens (dress for weather conditions) Starting At $9.95 tt ATTEND DENTAL MEET Dr. O.Reynold Hoch, Freeland, dean of regional dentists, and his wife, Catherine, returned from attendance at the meeting of the Philadelphia County Dental Society at the Sheraton Hotel.

WOMEN'S SOFTBALL Area women (over 18) interested in playing slo-pitch Softball in tbe North Side Women's Softball Ass'n. this summer will have a final opportunity to register at 2 p.m. Sunday at the Freeland YMCA. Old and new players should register. ECKLEY SOFTBALL A meeting of the Eckley Reds Softball team will be held at 7:30 tonight at the Eckley Social and Sports Club.

Ticket returns should be made. Shirt sizes will be taken. SKI TONIGHT The Freeland Area SU Club will ski pig Boulder tonight. The group will leave from Woodle's at 4 30. DRIFTON MEETING A meeting of the Drifton Rod and Gun Club will be held at 8 tonight at the Drifton clubhouse.

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