Standard-Speaker from Hazleton, Pennsylvania • Page 24

24 Hailetoi Standard-Speaker, Friday, March 16, 1962 Births Deaths LCB Hearing Set For Local Cafe Owner The State Liquor Control Board has notified a city cafe owner to appear in the board's Wilkes-Barr npxt Tuesday to an STANLEY WALI' Stanley Walp, 62, of 73 Butler Schools Aid Cut Opposed HARRISBURG (AP)-The Governor's Committee of 100 for Better Education was on record today opposing any cuts in -state aid to school districts because of mandatory school district reorganiza Hospital Admissions ST. JOSEPH HOSPITAL: Admissions Mary Joyce King, 137 South Sherman court. Robert Peterson, Zion Grove. Mrs. Lucrczia Surge, 8C5 North Church fctrcct.

Jerome Tavlick, 25 North Man Today's Events In Local Area Trinity Couples Club covered dish supper, Wagner Hal, 6 p. m. WWI Auxiliary, American Legion Home, 7:30 p. m. Ideal Club, YWCA, 8 p.

m. West llazleton Trinity Ladies Aid, church edifice, 8 p. m. Hagelgans VFW Ladies Auxiliary, Post Home, tonight. llazleton Lodge 65, IOOF, Union Hall, 7:30 p.

m. Tung-Sol Electric, dinner, Gus Genetti Hotel, 7 p. m. ning street, McAdoo. John Falatko, 73G West street.

Mrs. Mary DtBellas, 125 Blaine street, McAdoo. Joseph Grusotskie, 312 20th East West Green street, West llazleton, John Jacini, 715 McNair street. Mrs. Mary Hosier, White Haven.

Andrew Lombardi, 842 West Diamond avenue. Mrs. Mary Kraft, 50 Benjamin avenue, Conyngham. Mrs. Rita Kopasky, rear 1937 James street.

Mrs. Anna Ilorvath, 216 West Berncr avenue. Daniel Avillion, 555 North Wy oming street. Lewis Henry Mam street, Junedale. Discharges Mrs.

Frances Corrigan, 133 South Pine street. Mrs. Mary Mumie, 642 Harrison street. Mrs. Anna Yatsko, Beaver Brook.

Mrs. Catherine Schwarz, 150 South Church street. Mrs. Alice Grcisberg, 1010 East Broad street. Joann Prussock, 524 Hemlock street, Freeland.

James Strincy, 100 Webster ave nue. West llazleton. Mrs. Emily Grace, 333 West Fourth street. Patricia Schnitzer, 311 East Mine street.

Jane Allegretto, 729 Roosevelt street. Mrs. Mildred Hayducek, 24 Fifth street, Kelayres. STATE GENERAL HOSPITAL: Admissions Lamar Shafer, 144 First street, Oneida. Arthur Andres, 762 Alter street.

Frank Laganoski, 79 Main street, Highland. Mrs. Susan Bogansky, Stockton No. 7. Cheryl Lynne Fichtner, 5QMi North Bennett court.

Discharges Mrs. Nancy Bachman and daughter, 300 East Beech street. Mark Judge Delmonieo, 1209 East Broad street. George Yourko, 508 Cedar street, Freeland. Mrs.

Annette Kost, 1120 Washington street, Freeland. Andrew Bosak, 150 Susquehanna boulevard, West Hazleton. Mrs. Martha Roth, 93 South Pine street. Gustave Voth, 16 East Oak street, West Hazleton.

Mrs. Mary Tarone, 705 North James street. Mrs. Betty Szymon, 539 Ridge avenue, West Hazleton. Mrs.

Anna Haskcr, 242 Winters avenue, West Hazleton. Mrs. Mary Wilson, 212 West Broad street. Mrs. Mary Degon, South street, Butler Terrace, Freeland.

Kenny Zabitchuck, 60 Main street, Jeddo. Mrs. Mary Stefan, rear 240. Centre street, Freeland. Curt Boettger, 90 South Church street.

GEISINGER MEDICAL CENTER: Mrs. Nelle C. EigenbrOd, Wap-wallopen. HOTEL EXECUTIVE DEAD WASHINGTON (AP) John J. Cost, 61, executive vice president and general manager of the Du-pont Plaza Hotel, died Thursday.

tion. The committee's 25-membcr executive board adopted a resolution to that effect Thursday at another in its series of meetings to examine the controversial 1961 reorganization law, Although tho resolution is not binding on any state agency, "we passed it because some school districts are worried they might lose state aid by complying with the law," explained co-chairman Du-ane Wilder of Warren. Wilder also said members of the Executive Board expressed opti mism that public acceptance of the controversial plan will come with full understanding of its provisions. The law calls for reducing Pennsylvania's 2,200 school districts to fewer, but larger and more efficient units by 1965. So far, Fayette County is the only county to submit a complete reorganization plan.

However, other areas are near agreement, Wilder reported. The next committee meeting is March 28. ANGEL IS NO ANGEL PITTSBURGH (AP)-An Allegheny County Grand Jury indicted Thursday a man who was allegedly caught red-handed stealing the poor-box from a church. His name: Robert Angel. TILLIE'S PITZ LARGE PAN 80c 10 kinds of delicious nutritious PITZ 20 kinds of Hoagies from 40c ea.

14 N. 4th Street, West Hazleton GL 5-2918 Delivery Service THE RENDEZVOUS 141 East Diamond Ave. FRIDAY SPECIAL Lobster Tail $1.00 4 doz. small clams $1 .00 Deviled Crab 65c Plump Chicken Sea Legs 75c 5 till 12 p.m. Plus Our Regular Menu GL 4-9256 Orders to take out PIROHI SALE ELI'S Cor.

Wyo. Chestnut Phone GL 4-9210 Lobster Tail Platters TONITE Melodians TODAY'S SPECIAL DEVILED CRAB PLATTER 501 French Fries and Coleslaw. Plus Our Reguiar Menu. GUTSIE'S ON THE HEIGHTS HOT PITZ HOAGIES We Cater to Private Parties Banquets, Weddings. GL 4-9240 HEIN'EKEN'S ON TAP FARMER'S Bar Grille 3rd and Alter Streets PIEROGI LOBSTER TAIL 95c OYSTERS $1.00 CLAMS 3 doz.

$1.00 HARDSHELLS 4 for $1.00 Orders io Jake Out Phone GL 4-9077 $10,000 Bail For Pottsvillc Hotel Owner READING, Ta. (AP)-Matthcw F. Whitakcr, 47, of Pottsvillc, has been -released on $10,000 bail pending grand jury action following a hearing on a charge of interstate transmission of wagering lnforma-' lion. Whitakcr, owner of Matt's Cigar Store in Tottsville and president of Mattson Realty which operates the Davis Hotel in Potts-ville, was arrested by the FBI Thursday. No testimony was given at the hearing before U.

S. Commissioner G. Fred Steinrock. However the FBI presented a five-page affidavit outlining its case. In June 1960, Whitakcr was arrested by state police and charged with 11 counts of gambling violations.

However, the Schuylkill County grand jury returned no indictments. This month state police rearrested him on the same 11 counts. He is free on bail awaiting court action. In 1939, Whitakcr pleaded guilty to receiving stolen goods. He was placed on probation after being sentenced to five years in the Schuylkill County prison.

Authorize Johnston To Amend Petition IIARRISBURG (AP) Harvey F. Johnston, a real estate broker from McKees Rocks, may still get his chance to run against Richardson Dilworth for the Democratic nomination for governor on May 15. Dauphin County Court authorized Johnston Thursday to amend his nominating petitions to make them acceptable to the State Elections Bureau. The Elections Bureau rejected the petitions last Friday because Johnston listed the postal addresses of 125 signers instead of municipal addresses, as required by law. He was given six days to correct the mistake, and present the amended petitions to the Elections Bureau.

If they are accepted, he will join Charles J. Schmitt of Erie County in opposing Dilworth, the Democratic organization-backed candidate for the party's gubernatorial nomination. Johnston said his purpose in running is to give voters a chance to express their objections to the organization candidate. Schmitt is running on a platform legalizing gambling and lotteries. PROMINENT CLERGYMAN DIES PRINCETON, N.J.

(AP) The Eev. Dr. Lester II. Clee, 73, prominent clergyman and political leader, died Thursday of cancer. ELAINE'S BEAUTY SALON 640 CARSON STREET Distinctive Hair Styling Permanent Waving Hair Shaping Hair Coloring For Appointment Call GL 4-2966 Lowest Extra OPEN STATE HOSPITAL: Twin sons to Mr.

and Mrs. Charles Rhoads, 317 East Broad street, West Hazleton. The mother is the former Shirley Szutowlcz. A daughter to Mr. and Mrs.

Frank Scalise, rear 682 Carson street, Before marriage the mother was Betty Jane Minnich. A son to Mr. and Mrs. James Barrett, 996 Alter street. The mother's maiden name was Marie Russell.

ST. JOSEPH HOSPITAL: A daughter to Mr. and Mrs. William Wassil, 968 North Vine street. The mother, prior to marriage was Elizabeth Kadzscwski.

A son born yesterday to and Mrs. Walter Smerconish, Doyles-town, at the Doylestown Hospital. The mother, before marriage, was Florence Grovich, West Hazleton. The father is also a former West Hazleton resident. A son to Mr.

and Mrs. Arthur Amen, Longmont, Colorado. The mother is the former Lorraine Ul-shafer, Fern Glen. A daughter born in Geisinger Medical Center, Danville, to Mr. and Mrs.

Raymond D. Faust, 209 Lower Mulberry street, Danville. The mother is the former Berna-dine Luchi, R.N., a former resident of this city. Carbon Schools Head Is Seeking Reelection Stuart E. Prutzman, superintendent of Carbon County schools for the last 32 years, announced yesterday he is a candidate for re-election to the post.

Election of the superintendent is scheduled to take place April 10 at a meeting of county school house, Jim Thorpe. THEFT OF HUBCAPS Four hubcaps, valued at about $40, were stolen from his 1960 Chevrolet car last night between 9 and 10:30, John Hornick, Coxeville, Beaver Meadows, reported to city police. Hornick said the vehicle was parked at 22nd and Vine streets at the time. MARTINI'S Tas-Tee Pitz DIAL GL 5-1801 Special 15 Pieces $1.00 With Roman Cheese Produce Ilazleton-McAdoo Highway Open fr'iday Saturday and Sunday PEPPERS-ALL KIND 19c lb. 3 lb.

50c TOMATOES 23c lb. 5 lb. $1.05 LARGE EGGS 2 doz. 89c POTATOES, 50 lb. bag 89c ONIONS 3 lb.

29c My room is just dreamy, and I did it myself!" ROL-LATEX INTERIOR LATEX Beautifies walls, ceilings. No paint odor; quick drying. Soap and water clean-up. $C98 GAL. EVERY 2nd CAN AT HO IXTA COST Store 43 South Wyoming Street Phone GL 5-5311 avenue, Conyngham, a retired; farmer, died this morning at 6:301 o'clock at Valley Crest Home, Wilkes-Barre, where he had been a patient since February 12.

He had been ill since Christmas Day 1961 and was previously patient at St. Joseph Hospital, this city. Btrn in Conyngham, he resided in that area his entire life, lie was a farmer until his retirement' three years ago. The deceased was, a member of the United Church of Christ, Conyngham. His wife, Iona, died in 1960.

Surviving are a (laughter, Mrs. Sterling Evans, Conyngham; a son, LeRoy, Candor, N. and six grandchildren. The funeral will be held Monday at 10:30 a. m.

from the Heller Funeral Home, Nescopeck. Rev. Harlan Breininger, pastor of the United Church of Christ, Conyngham, will conduct the services. Interment will be Conyngham Union Cemetery. Friends may call Sunday from 7 to 9 p.

m. MRS. JOSEPH L. TREZISE Mrs. Jennet Trezise, wife of Joseph L.

Trezise, died this morning at the home of her daughter, Mrs. Catherine JLaurer, 32 Main street, Beaver Brook. Born in Tresckow, she was a daughter of Rees and Catherine (Davis) Griffiths. The deceased was a member of the Audenried Methodist Church and the Susannah Wesley Circle of the church. Surviving in addition to her husband and daughter, Mrs.

Maurer, are two grandchildren, Mrs. Clarence Barnes and Mrs. John Donovan, this city; five great-grandchildren and a brother, Rev. Richard Griffiths, Collingdale. The funeral will be held Monday at 1 p.

m. from the Bachman Funeral Home. Rev. Allen Cropf, pastor of the Audenried Methodist Church, will conduct the services. Interment will be in Mt.

Laurel Memorial Park. Friends may call Sunday afternoon and evening. BUTCH'S West Hazleton HOT PITZ Every Sat. Free Delivery 'til 11:30 P.M. Dial GL 4-9080 RUMMAGE SALE TODAY 9 A.

M. 'TIL 9 P. M. 32 South Wyoming St. Auspices Council of Catholic Women, Ss.

Peter and Paul's Lithuanian Church AUTO TAGS DAILY MESSENGER SERVICE Central Garage 26 West Green Street GL 4-0011 OPEN 24 HOURS WEEK-END SALE Women's Dresses (Sleeveless Included) 2 for $5.00 Women's Blouses Roll-up Sleeves 2 for $3.00 Girls' Dresses Nylons Cottons sizes 414 Only $2.00 Last Call Boys' and Girls' Hooded Car Coats Sizes 4-14 $4.98 SHOP-RITE 598 ALTER ST. Open evenings 'til 9 PM ISAAC F. STKIMLI.NG Isaac F. Stcimling, 40, of 5018 Mauretania avenue, Harrisburg, former resident of Chard Manor, died at 6:05 p. m.

Thursday at tho Harrisburg Rest Home after an illness of 19 months. Born in Snyder County, July 6, 1871. he was a son of the late Ben- jamin awl Amanda Stcimling. He spent most of his life in the Girard Manor and Mahanoy City area. Prior to his retirement he, was a pumping engineer for the Maha noy City Water Authority at tnc Girard Manor Dam.

The deceased was a member the Salem Evangelical Church, Mahanoy City. Surviving are the following children: Fred, Quakakc; Henry, Harrisburg; Harry, Chambersburg; Dale, Harrisburg; Mrs. Calvin (Mary) Booser, New York; Mrs. Arthur (Lottie) Lorah, Ringtown; Mrs. Clarence (Ruth) Rupp, Girard Manor; Mrs.

Thomas (Grace) Mor-an, Philadelphia. Also surviving are 28 grandchildren, 51 great-grandchildren and one great-great-grandchild. The funeral will be held Monday at 1 p. m. from the Salem Evangelical Church, Mahanoy City.

Rev. William Kockel, pastor, will officiate. Friends may call Sunday evening at the Cook Funeral Home, Mahanoy City. IRA C. BANKES Ira C.

Bankes, 76, of 420 North Eighth street, Allentown, died yesterday at Sacred Heart Hospital, Allentown. Born in Rush Township, he was a son of the late Daniel and, Catherine (Mummey) Bankes. He was employed by the Allentown School District for 26 years before his retirement in 1957. Surviving are his wife, the former Clara E. Ettinger; and a sister, Mrs.

Mattie Ettinger, Allentown. The funeral will be held Monday at 1:30 p. m. from the Trexler Funeral Home, 1625 Highland street, Allentown. Friends may call Sunday from 7 to 8:30 p.

m. MARVIN KAPUSCniNSKY Marvin Kapuschinsky, Berwick, died Wednesday at the Berwick Hospital. Born in Crystal Ridge, he resided there until 18 years ago when he located in Berwick. Surviving are his wife, the former Anna Bodnar, and the follow ing children: Marvin, Dennis and Rosann, all at home. Also surviving are a brother and two sisters, Staff Sergeant Joseph Kapuschinsky, Germany; Mrs.

Charles Urban, Berwick; and Mrs. William Kapuschinsky, Berwick. The funeral was held today from the McGraw Funeral Home, Ber wick, with solemn mass of requiem in Ss. Cyril and Methodius Byzantine Catholic Church, Berwick. Interment was in the parish cemetery.

OVEN FRESH PIZZA Life I AVS 97 South Vine Street SERVED DAILY Eat Here or Take Oat Phone GL 4-9058 LOOK! Health Food Store 848 Alter St. Hazleton Pa mela 's Pizza Palace "LENTEN" STYLE PIZZA! FREE DELIVERY 5 to 11:30 P.M. Fri. thru Sun. Ph.

GL 4-9020 98 N. Wyoming BROYAN'S Meats Poultry 21 N. 5th West Hazleton GL 4-3311 Free Delivery Fresh dressed TURKEYS, lb. 33c Stewing Legs 4 lbs. $1.00 Stewing Breasts 3 lbs.

$1.00 Stewing Wings 4 lbs. 25c Medium Eggs 3 doz. $1.29 No. 1 Potatoes 50 lb. bag 89c Hot or Country Style Sausage 3 lbs.

$1.00 Fresh Ground Meat, 2 lbs. 89c Rib Steaks lb. 59c Scrapple 6 lb. pan $1.19 Minced or Long Bologna 3 lbs. $1.00 Fresh Frosted Pork Loins whole or half lb.

39c Funerals John B. Durso, 934 Birkbcck street, Freeland, who died Tuesday at the State Hospital, was bur-ied this morning from the Mc-Nulty Funeral home, Freeland. Rev. Anthony Novicllo was the celebrant of the requiem high mass in St. Anthony's Church, Freeland, and gave the blessing at the grave in the parish cemetery.

Pallbearers were John Ferrari, Vincent Citro, Hiram Anthony, John Bavina, Philip Matriccino and Herman Enama. The funeral of John Voytck Pcnnsaukcn, N. former Par-deesvillc resident who died Tuesday at Our Lady of Lourdes Hospital, Camden, N. was held this morning from the Bonin Funeral Home. Requiem high mass was celebrated in the Holy Trinity Slovak R.

C. Church by Rev. Leo Gard-zalla who also gave the blessing at the grave in the parish cemetery. Pallbearers were: Emerick Fo-gash, Michael Pavlishin, Michael Gordon Joseph Bunda, Lewis Maylath and John Demko. Walter Houseknecht, 417 Alvin street, Freeland, who died Tuesday at St.

Joseph Hospital, was buried this morning from the Mc-Nulty Funeral Home, Freeland. Rev. Albert Augustyn was the celebrant of the requiem high mass in St. Ann's Church, Freeland. Rev.

Leo Gilroy gave the blessing at the grave in the Freeland Cemetery. Pallbearers were John Sweeney, John McLaughlin, James Brogan, John Grula, Anthony Tulanosky and William Varklet. Death Notices BADAMO-At Germany, Friday, March 9th, PFC. Charles M. Bad-amo, beloved husband of Mrs.

Irene Badamo, reposing at the Joseph and Mary Fierro Funeral Home, from where a military funeral will be held Saturday morning at 8:45. Solemn High Mass of Requiem in the Most Precious Blood Church at 9:30. Interment in the parish cemetery. Friends may call today from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9. Arrangements by Fierro Funeral Service.

BODNAR-At Hazleton State General Hospital, Tuesday, March 13th, Mrs. Anna (Nisky) Bodnar, reposing at the John J. Pusti Funeral Home, 480 West Broad street, from where friends and, relatives are invited to attend the I funeral Saturday at 8:30 a. mJ Solemn high mass of requiem in Holy Trinity R. C.

Slovak Church at 9 a. m. Interment in the parish; cemetery. Friends may call Fri day from 2 to 4 and 7 to 10. DEMATT'S Restaurant Ilazleton-McAdoo Highway FOR TV SNACKS Plus OUR COMPLETE MENU Free Delivery, Call GL 4-9028 NOTICE Dr.

Dominic D'Angelo TRADERS BANK DLDG. WILL HAVE REGULAR OFFICE HOURS CARVEL STORES Now Open for The Season WEEK-END SPECIAL Ice Cream 12 Sno Balls 89c Hazleton-McAdoo Hwy. West Hazleton Stand swer charges of alleged violations of the State Liquor Code. Scheduled for the hearing is Anna trading as Fannie's Cafe, 30-32 East Mine street, cnargea with permitting minors to frequent the licensed premises and sales to minors. A transcript brought in last fall against the cafe owner was ignored by the jury.

DISPENSARY CASES Treated yesterday in the State General Hospital dispensary was Vira Mondock, 82 South Pine street. Treated in the St. Joseph hv pital dispensary were Terry Wright, Drums, and Kathryn Cara, 652 Manhattan court. FAMALETTE'S QUALITY PIZZA Delivery 5 P. M.

to 11 P. M. Friday 4 P. M. to 11 P.

M. Next to Diamond Theatre Phone GL 5-2102 VAUAIMT'S EBERVALE ROUTE 940 SEA FOOD ITALIAN FOOD PITZA Kitchen Opened Daily 12 to STEVE'S HOTEL CAFE 401 N. Broad West Hazleton SEA FOOD PLATTERS Steak, Chicken, Ham. Steamed Clams doz. 25c 1 Raw Clams, to take out doz.

30e Filet Mignon $2.00 CHENETZ CAFE 41 S. Wyoming Street HOMEMADE SOUPS TRY OUR DELICIOUS STEAK SANDWICHES and HOAGIES POTATO CAKES WEDNESDAY FRIDAY SATURDAY MULLIGAN STEW for PATTY'S DAY SPECIAL BAKED HADDOCK FILLET Mashed Potatoes, HKt Stewed Tomatoes, iu Buttered Cauliflower. Steamed Clams Lobster Tail Platter Shrimp (by the bag) Fried Shrimp (in the basket) CLUB KIRKWOOD Harwood, Penna. Tonight St. Patrick's Eve Celebration ROOM AT THE WONDER BAR 245 East Chestnut Street Music, Favors and Fun Saturday Night TONITE 'TIL 9 Twistin' Time, Cha Cha, Rhumba, Congo ALL ROADS LEAD TO THE a LARGE JCRAX Direct from Nearby Farms.

MEDIUM jk(n (Pi ojr EGGS doz.4C dozen SPECIAL Fresh Killed STEWING Ctfn CHICKENS lb.Ztt Grade "AA" For Soups, etc. FOR THE BIG DANCE DERBY FRIDAY NIGHT, MARCH 16 FUN and DANCING LESSONS AWARDS Sponsored by the Fred Astaire DANCE STUDIOS FEATURING STUDIO STARS MORE TO COME Price In Town! Special a a Doz. -0. JL 1 Tr C1 Fresh Killed "Mr. Red" Delicious ROASTERS lb.

49c 4-lb. Avg. Sausage, Pudding, Scrapple SPECIAL 6 25- 6 for 35c PHONE GL 4-2421 FRYERS YEARLINGS CHICKEN PARTS WE HAVE A LARGE VARIETY OF FRESH Ferdinand's r.J SUNSET 'yljlt diner iwf Fish 'n Sea food iJt3rJs Time! (ifTjr9 Eat More Fish and NSSsSofe Sea Food Live Longer 89-- Homemade Crab Patties 85c Fried Filet of Haddock $5c Fried Fish Stick Platters 85c Deep Sea Scallops 85c Broiled Halibut Steak 85c Fish Cake Platter (Haddock) 85c Breaded Fried Shrimps 95c Deep Fried Smells 95c Breaded Fried Oysters 95c New England Fried Clams 1.00 Our Famous Fisherman's Platter 1.23 Spaghetti with Marinaro Sauce 75c We have a complete TAKE HOME DEPARTMENT 22nd N. Church St. Route 309 Hazleton, Pa.

1 PHONE GL 5-5041 Lena's HOLIDAY SPECIAL SB PERMANENT sio.oo re? $1500 OTHERS $3 and up Hair Cut and Styled We Do Bleaching and Tinting including A. H. Smith, Drums BAKERY CREAM DO-NUTS I VTVS III Hnwni Wow Appearing CHRIS ENDOS with Cathy Garrell on Sax LENA'S BEAUTY SALON 9 East Broad St. St. Patrick's Party (Over Dottie's) Phone GL 4-5936 Open Daily Evenings i- i.