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1 Mrs. 4 1 FLOODING AT MOTOR PARK Residents of the Dixon is located near the Tunkhannock substation of the state police Motor Park at Dixon were evacuated when flood waters -an area which saw heavy flooding as the Susquehanna almost half-way up the side of mobile homes. The park overflowed its banks. crept PITTSTON AREA NEWS Francis Hudsinski News-Advertising Representatipe Phone 654-4259 Area Justices Kabacinski June 24, 1972 The Seranton Tribune Is on Dean's List Mrs. Mary Claire Kabacinski, the former Mary, Claire Finnerty, 37 Wood Pittston, has been named to the dean's list for the spring semester at -East Stroudsburg State College, An elementary education major with specialization in psychology, she is a member of Association for Elementary Education, Mrs.

Kabacinski has, been accepted into the Student Internship Program at the college. In this program, she will be teaching. in the Day Care Center which is a part of the Campus Learning Center at the college. League to Meet The Anthrasilicosis League and Auxiliary of Pennsylvania will meet today at 2 p.m. at the Italian Citizens Club, Browntown, Pittston Twp.

Area chairman Sam Stefanelli will preside. MOOSIC Mrs. Catherine Sempa Correspondent Phone 457-3082 Sunday Services Moosic Presbyterian, Rev. Walter Jay Brown; 10 a.m. worship.

Elder William Bennie speaker, "The Ecology of Christianity" Church School; 6 p.m. Youth Fellowship, meeting. Methodist, United Rev. William B. Lawrence; 9 a.m.

worship, topic, "I Can't Afford 10:10 a.m. Church School; p.m. Youth Fellowship. Moo sic Full Gospel Tabernacle, Rev. Duane Wessman: 8:30, "Revival Echoes" 10 a.m.

Church School; 11 a.m. 7. p.m. evangelistic services. Moosic Christian Missionary Alliance, Rev.

George, H. Mark; 9:45 a.m. worship, 11 a.m. Church School; p.m. evengelistic service, topic, "God's Judgement'.

Glendale Union Chapel, 9:45 a.m. Church School; 11 worship, Rev. George Mark will speak on "God's Company." Christadelphian Ecclesia, 10:30 worship. a.m. Church Plan to Marry Miss Linda Burnside, daughter of Mr.

and Mrs. Alex Burnside, 428 Hudson Moosic and Theodore Stout, son of Maurice Stout, Gouldsboro and the late Mrs. Stout will be married today at Methodist p.m. in Moosic United Church. Rev.

William B. Lawrence, pastor, will officiate. MOSCOW Funeral services for Walter S. Kieselowsky, 1138 Church Moscow, were held Friday from Snowdown Funeral Home 401 Church Moscow, with mass in Holy Spirit Church, Moscow, celebrated by Rev, Bolidan Izak. Pallbearers: Thomas Harrington, Peter Kieselowsky, Stanley Zoariski Jr.

and Sr. Interment, Holy Ghost Cemetery, Moscow. James McGinnis 411 Third Jessup Correspondent Kieselowsky Funeral ELMHURST ELMHURST Sunday services: Baptist; 9:45, Sunday School; 11, worship; 6:30, Youth Fellowship; 7:30, worship services. St. Eulalia's Catholic: Saturday obligation mass at 7.

Sunday masses at 8, 10 and 11:30. Presbyterian; 9:45, Sunday School; 8:30 and 11, worship services Some of the world's presentday languages existed as early as 1850 B.C., the National Geographic Society says. WATER AT COXTON- -The Coxton Bridge is nearly covered with water to the side guardrails as flooding continued Friday in the worst flooding in the region's history. The Coxton- NORTH POCONO Mrs. Jane M.

Thomas, Correspondent Phone 842-7336 Between 4 and 6 P.M. Or Write to Box 250, RD 3, Moscow N. Pocono Concert Groups Board Meeting Tuesday There will be a meeting of the officers and board of directors of the North Pocono Concert Association Tuesday, June 27, at OLD FORGE Mrs. Wayland Davis, Correspondent--Phone 457-6583 Michael Dziuba Merits Degree Michael David Dziuba, son of Mr. and Mrs.

Michael Ba Dziuba of 1226. Bennett Old Forge, was awarded the degree Bachelor of Science in commencement exercises held in Fort Lauderdale University on June 3. In addition to completing his studies, his name was placed on the Dean's List for the spring term having completed the term's work with grade point average of at least 3.5. Talarico Funeral The funeral of Mrs. Louise Talarico, 247 Railroad Old Forge, was held Friday from Kearney Funeral Home, with mass at 10 a.m.

in Lawrence Church, Old Forge, celebrated by Msgr, William L. Donovan. Seated in the sanctuary was Msgr, Charles Heid and Magr. Leo Gildea, Pallbearers: All nephews, Anthony, John and Francis Talarico, Nicholas Bolzano, Frank Gillar and Edward Skorski. Interment, Cathedral Cemetery.

Yazurlo Funeral The funeral of Edward Yazurlo, Philadelphia, formerly, of Old Forge, was Friday from Thomas B. Kearney Funeral Home, N. Main. Old Forge, with mass in St. Mary's Church, Old Forge, celebrated by Rev.

Robert Caparelli, Pallbearers; John Genova, Frank Arcaro, Leonard Carey, Ralph Paranzone, Joseph Mucciolo and Interment, Old. Forge Cemetery. At Nebo Church Girl Scout Troop 429 of St. Michael's Church, Vine Street, have canceled their trip to Lancaster until further notice announced by Mrs. Shirley Beynon, troop Honor Student Cancel Trip The sacrament of Holy Communion will be administered at the 8:50 a.m.

Sunday worship service at the United Church of Christ. Rev. J. G. Burt Easton is pastor.

Honor Student Nicholas La Grasta's name was inadvertently omitted from the list of honor students from the eighth at the Forge High School. Cancel Trip SPRINGBROOK OK Church Asks Gifts For Flooded Area Donations of -blankets, foodstuffs and other usable items will be collected today the Springbrook United Church of Christ, Rt. 502, for victims of the Wyoming Valley Flood. Pravda Says Nuclear a Threat Not Ended MOSCOW (UPI)-The Soviet Union will g0 on preparing for possible nuclear war because the strategic -arms agreement with the United States does not eliminate the threat of atomic attack, the Communist party newspaper Pravda said Thursday. Tunkhannock-Towanda region was hard hit by storm waters which virtually isolated Tribune Photos by Tony Sandone and Rocky Bochicchio), DUPONT Mrs.

Stanley Manoski Correspondent Phone 055-1042 Three Are Cited For Scout Work Three Dupont men were recently recognized for their efforts in the field of Boy Scouting at a recent dinner Moun- held by tains Council of the Boy Scouts District 1 of Penn of America. Chester Geneczko and Peter Konicki received the Scouter Award Medals for their service as Assistant Scoutmaster and Committeemen of Troop 361 along with successful completion of indoor and outdoor training sessions provided by the District. Edward Zielinski received the Scouters Key Award Medal for his Pack service 361 as and unit leader completion of training sessions. The awards were presented in conjunction with Appreciation Day dinner held recently by the District at King's College Student Center, Certificates of appreciation also, scouters were presented for to all their adult present service in scouting for the past year, In addition to the above mentioned, certificates. were presented to Louis Paulent, Stanley and Aldona Gemzik, Dorothy Ziobra, Margaret Titton, Gloria Kolaniewicz, Theresa Kuchinski, Mary Jones and Sophie Chesntak.

DUONT NOTES Reservations will close Sunday for the Holy Name Society of the Sacred Heart Church annual outing to be held on July 2 at Pearage's Grove, Mountain Lake. Dupont Lions Club will install officers on Monday evening at 6:30 at the residence of president-elect, Sy 'Hudzinski, Suscon, AVOCA John Sempa Correspondent, Phone 458-3082 Sunday Services Langcliffe Presbyterian, Rev. James H. Glasgow; 10 a.m., Church School; 11 a.m., worship, topic, "The Only Bethel United Methodist, Rev. William Lawrence; 10 a.m., Church School; 11:15 a.m., worship, topic, "I Can't Afford 7 p.m., outh Fellowship meeting.

John's Primitive Methodist, Rev. James Lumsden; 10 a.m., worship; 11:15, Church School; 7 p.m.. closing program of Daily Vacation Bible School, Peter Full Belec; Gospel Chapel, Rev, J. 9:45 a.m., Church School; 11 a.m., worship; 7 p.m., evangelistic services, Reagan Funeral. Home 1308 Grove St.

Avoca, Pa, Phone: 457-6549 -Adv. AVOCA BRIEFS The meeting of Catholic Men's Club of SS. Peter and Paul Church scheduled for tonight has been postponed until Saturday, July 1 after the 7 p.m. mass in the church hall. Anthony.

Ostir will preside. North End Club will meet tonight at 9 o'clock at the Airport Inn, Avoca. Mrs. Blanche Thomas will preside. Avoca Lions Club will meet Tuesday at 6:30 p.m.

in the Echo Diner on the Dupont Wilkes-Barre Highway, Confessions will be heard today at 3:30 p.m. and after the 6:45 p.m, mass in St. Mary's Church and at 4 and 7:30 p.m, in SS, Peter and Paul Church. Teachers Grave Street Association School will hold Parent a dinner dance tonight at the Cinema Club, Duryea. Miss Linda Deeble, daughter of Mr.

and Mrs. Melbourne Deeple, 12 First Hughestown, and Martin- George, son of Mr. and Mrs. David George, 400 Packer West Avoca, will be married today at noon in St. Mary's Church, Avoca.

DURYEA Francis D. Hudzinski Correspondent. Phone 654-4250 Lions Seat New Aides Duryea Lions Club at banquet style dinner meeting held in the YMSR hall, Main Andy Verdine. Whereupon toastmaster Atty. Degillio introduced soprano Miss Arlene Kunigel and her accomwho rendered Christine.

three beautiful Donahue panist Miss selections. Both young women are attendBarre, and gave a very good ing Wilkes College, Wilkesaccount of the superb music department at Wilkes College under the supervision of Dr. Chaplain. The evening of installation the has introduction of a jurist who was made more memorable by attained international his judicial duties, notority in the performance of Bernard Brominski C. Brominski.

Judge namely spoke about the present towards day the attitude of society court system and the Lion judiciary in particular. called Suchocki upon Rev. Anthony president Andy Verdine A. for benediction and thereafter the Lions and their wives enjoyed good music and hours. until the early morning dancing Street, Duryea, installed its new officers for the year 1972-73.

The evening, opened with a cocktail from 6:30 to 7:30 with the program being called to order promptly at 7:30 by Lion President Andy Verdine. Rev. Anthony A. Suchocki, pastor of Holy Rosary Church, Duryea, offered invocation. After a delicious meal, Lions Club program chairman Edward Dructor introduced the toastmaster.

for the evening, Atty. William A. Degillio. Atty. Degillio, in his usual splendid declamation, introduced the installing officer for the evening, Lions Past Dist, Gov.

Joseph Wroblewski. Lion Past District Gov. Wroblewski discribed to each incoming office holder his duty for the coming year. The list of new officers is: President, Stanley Kunigiel vice president, Jimmy Steer; Michael second vice president, Girman; third vice president, Joseph Yesnowski; secretary, Gerald Guarila: financial secretary, Jim Kunigiel; tamer, Woody my Reed; treasurer, stanley E. Wudarski; tail twister, Charles Mustinski; director, one year, Joseph DiBiasi; Rava and Carmen Edward directors, two years, Dructor and Stanley Madrak.

Immediate past president is To Hold Reunion Duryea High School, Class of 1952, will hold its reunion at Gus Genetti's Hotel, WilkesJuly 22 Barre. Eugene Evaskitis is chairman. Replies to Talks By President The WARRENTON, Va. (UPI)Federal Communications Commission (FCC) ruled Thursday that broadcasters are not required to give political parties the right opposition to respond to presidential addresses on radio and television. Commissioner Richard E.

Wiley announced the decision, which was to be revealed later in Washington, at a symposium on electronic journalism being held here. Wiley said the FCC rejected arguments from the Democratic National Committee, the American Civil Liberties Union and other groups which said the opposition had an "automatic" right to respond because: -The FCC did not want to act in an area where it felt Congress had the prerogative. The Civil War ended April 1865 with Lee's surrender Appomattox Court House, MONTROSE NEWS Betty Carlson, Correspondent Brooklyn, Pa. Phone 289-4404 Class Awards Are Announced Due at College Five Luzerne County magistrates will attend special courses for magistrates at State College, Pennsylvania, July 23 through 28 inclusive, They Viola S. Mrochko, Leonard' C.

Olzingki, Leonard. D. Harvey, Richard Adams and James Casalo, While the magistrates attend the course of instruction, the folk lowing magistrates will handle their business: Robert Marshall, Edward. Verbonitz and Mrochko; Burton Balliet for Mrs. Walter Ruskoski for Olzinski; Stephen R.

Stefanides for Hare, vey; Bernard J. Wujeik for Adams and Joseph Verespy for Casalo, Class of 1947 Will Reunite Graduates of the Class of 1947 Exeter High School will hold its reunion Sunday, July 2, at Gus Genetti Hotel, Wilkes More than 40 expected to be fri attendance at the from reunion. These include alumni fornia, New Jersey, Virginia and Maryland. Reservations are still open. League Auxiliary To Hold Bazaar Little League Auxillary will hold a fund-raising bazaar June 29-July 1 at Pittston Little League field.

Barbara Cefalo is chairman of the affair, assisted by cochairmen Connie Morreale and Joan Burgio. Homemade food will be on the menu, plus games, pony rides and entertainment. Lower Valley Funerals Cavanaugh Matt Cava11 Washington Terrace, Pittston. Today with mass at 9 a.m. in Blessed Sacrament 'Church, Hughestown, Interment, St.

John's Cemetery, Pittston. Jukas Mrs. Mary Jukas, 27 E. Thomas Miners Mills, formerly of West. Pittston.

Monday from the family home with mass at 9:30 a.m..in St. Francis Church, Wilkes Inter ment, parish cemetery, Bear Hospital Birth At Wilkes-Barre General pital, a daughter was born June 23 to Mr. and Mrs. Paul Skrzyowski, Searle Street, Pittston. Pittston Area Notes Athletic Department of John the Evangelist High School will sponsor a dance today 9 to midnight in St.

John's Youth Center. James Melberger, president the West Pittston Little League, was guest speaker at Pittston Kiwanis Club meeting! Tuesday night. Mr. and Mrs. Nazareth Tomasett, 238 Broad Pittston, will celebrate their wedding anniversary Monday, June 26.

The annual mother son baseball' game of the Hughestown Boys' League will be today at 4 p.m. at Robert, Yaple Park. Angelo Serpe, 10-month-old son of Mr. and Mrs. Angelo Serpe 8 Fourth Jenkins is recuperating after openheart surgery performed Monday morning at St.

Christopher's Children's Hospital, Philadelphia. Cub Scout Pack 366, West Wyoming, will hold its annual family picnic Sunday at 1 p.m. at. Frances Slocum Park. TRIBUNE CLASSIFIED ADS BRING BEST RESULTS 8.

p.m.. at the home of Mrs. Harry Smith, Skyline Acres, Daleville. Mrs. Smith, president, has stressed the importance of this meeting in view of the recent death of Dr.

William Penny Hacker, founder of the association. Springbrook Fire Auxiliary Planning Trip The Ladies' Auxiliary to the Springbrook Fire will sponsor a trip to Washington, D.C., Wednesday, July 12. The bus will leave the Spring r.o United Church of Christ at 3:30 a.m. Reservations and money must be in by July 5. Members are asked to call Mrs.

Stanley McClain at 842-7560 or Mrs. John Scull' at 842-9975 to make their reservations. Donations Sought For Flood Vicitms Moscow Fire. Co. has announced it will.

receive donations of canned goods, and other useful items blankets, victims of the flood which struck the Wyoming Valley. The items may be brought to the hose company today from 7 a.m. to, noon. Church Services Daleville Sunday services: Daleville United Methodist, Rev. William Dearin; 10, worship, sermon 11, Sunday School, 7:30 p.m., MFY.

Gouldsboro; Sunday services: Gouldsboro United Methodist, Rev. William Dearin; 10, Sunday School, 11:15, worship, sermon; 6:30 p.m., MYF. Thornhurst Sunday services: Thornhurst United Methodist, Rev. William Dearin; 9, worship, sermon; 10:30, Sunday School, Maple Lake Sunday services: Maple Lake United Methodist, Rev, William D. Lewis, interim pastor; 9:30, School.

worship, sermon; 10:30, Sunday Springbrook Sunday services: Springbrook United. Church of Christ, Rev. School; 10:30, worship, sermon; Pilgrim Fellowship, Moscow. Services Sunday services: St. Rev.

Barrett; Sunday obligation, Saturday, 7 p.m.; Sunday, masses at 7:30, 8:30, 10:30, and 11:30. Grade school boys a and girls will receive holy communion in a body at the 8:30 mass. Confessions will be heard today at 3:30 p.m. and 7:30 p.m. Moscow United Methodist, Rev.

William D. Lewis; 9:45, Church School; 111, worship, sermon. St. Mark's, Episcopal, Rev. John Croneberger; 10 to 11, prayer, sermon; 11 to 10, Church School.

STRAWBERRY SOCIAL A cafeteria supper will be 4 to 7.p.m, today at the strawberry social sponsored by the Women's Fellowship of the Springbrook United Church of Christ. FARM LEAGUE GAMES Play in the Dandy Lion Farm League will continue today when Elmburst meets Madisonville at 9 a.m., and Maple Lake goes against Moscow at 11 a.m. The two fiye-inning games will be played at the Dandy, Lion- Little (League Field in Madisonville. Montrose Area High School Commencement Awards. Thomas J.

and Ella LaGrange Davies Award. This trust established in memory of Thomas J. and wife, Ella LaGrange Dav'es, by their son, will provide awards in the amount of $100 each, to be presented each year to the two most deserving members of the senior class, chosen by the class, and faculty, This year's awards go to Valerie Harris and Michael Onyon, A scholarship award of $50 is given each year by the Montrose Monday Evening Federated Club to a senior girl who plans to take a four-year college course. It is paid directly to the Sharyn Weber has been selected for the award. The Susquehanna County Democratic Women's Club is to present their Scholarship Award to Eugene Krizovsky.

The Junior Women's Club of Montrose awards a $100 scholarship' each year to a senior girl who plans to further her education. This year the club is pleased to present the scholarship to Lou Ann Covey. Valerie Harris has been selected for the Daughters of the American Revolution as the Good Citizen of the Montrose Area High School. She was selected on the basis of the fol- Community Calendar Teenagers seeking employment should contact Charles Lee, Church St. Montrose.

persons and businessmen en needing employes should also Lee. A chicken barbecue will be sponsored by John's Church, in Milford, from 12 noon to 3 p.m. on Sunday. Folks are reminded of the Arts Festival to be held in Susquehanna today from 10 a.m. The Sunshine Club will meet for a covered dish dinner in Westminster Hall the First Presbyterian Church, Montrose, today at 12:30 p.m.

Bishop Gressle of the Diocese of Bethlehem will be at St. Paul's Episcopal Church, Montat 9:30 a.m. Following the Eurose, Sunday. Holy Communion charist there will be the "Bishops Hour" when the church people will meet the Bishop on his first visit to Montrose. A combined service of the World Church Service Department and the United Church, Women of the Montrose Presbyterian Church, Wednesat 9:30 a.m.

in Westminster Hall. LIVING FOSSILS crustaceans Lobsters, ehat massive clawed listen with their legs and taste with their feet and are capable of regenerating severed claws, are living fossils that have existed in their present form for some 100 million years. lowing qualities. Dependability, leadership, service land triotism. The Outstanding Yearbook Editor award for the 1972 Acta is presented by the yearbook adin the opinion of the advisor has visor or to an individual editor who contributed unselfishly of his or her time, effort and cooperation in working on this year's Acta.

This year's outstanding editors are Sharyn Weber and Ellen O'Malley. Each year the Montirose County National Bank awards a gift. check of $20 to the outstanding member of the following courses Conn mercial Course, Dorothy Vosh; Agriculture, William Lawrence; Industrial Arts, Eugene Krizovsky; Academic, Rebecca Hollister: The American Legion Gardner-Warner Post 154 has provided two U.S. Savings Bonds in the amount of $25 each to be presented to two "Outstanding Seniors." Kevin. Hibbard and Mary Morgan have been chosen to receive this year's award.

The high school, administration and secretarial staff would like to acknowledge an outstanding school citizen and particular senior who has dedicated many hours of work to benefit the school 'and student body, Miss Valerie Harris has been chosen for this year's award. The Susquehanna Republican Women presents a $50 U.S. Savings Bond to the "Service Award" winners at Montrose Area High School. This selection indicates awareness as a community minded citizen. The awards go to Valerie Harris and Bernard Zalewski.

Each year the Montrose Education Association awards -a scholarship to a Montrose Area High School senior who plans to enter the teaching profession. This the award for $150 will presented to Kevin Hibbard. Montrose Area High School: Faculty presents their School Citizenship Plaque for outstanding school citizenship to Michael Onyon. The Montrose Rotary Club as of their program of developing leaders for tomorrow encouraging the education youth, presents two awards. To the boy in the class of 1972 whose leadership in community affairs and active support of school functions shows that he exemplified the Rotary motto, Above Self," the MontRotary awards a $50 bond Gene Hubbard.

To the girl in the class of 1972 typifies "Service Above by her participation in Church, Community, and School affairs, the Montrose Rotary awards a $50 bond to Miss Linda ALUMINUM SIDING ROOFING, GUTTERS, RAILING ADDITIONS. REMODELING MODERN KITCHENS CITY LINE CONST. CO. Phone 489-6564 or 346-5030 SCRANTON LUMBER CO. SCRANTON YARD JERMYN YARD 1848 NAY AUG AVE, 18 LACKAWANNA ST.

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