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1 4 Hazleton Standard-Speaker, Friday, June 1, 1 990 Foster funds report Freeland and White Haven Correspondents: Joe Falatko, Freeland, Fern Pohl, White Haven 636-3861. Leave items at 443-9935. The News Stand, Leave items at home, 542 Centre St. 314 Towanda St. St.

Mary's slates Vesper services To observe the Fifth All Souls Day Saturday, St. Mary's Byzantine Catholic Church, Freeland, will celebrate Vespers tonight at 7 p.m. Reading of the names of deceased family members and friends will take place at this service. A Divine Liturgy remembering all the departed will be celebrated at 9 a.m. Saturday.

Celebrating the Feast of Pentecost will begin with the vigil liturgy at 4 p.m. Saturday. The Divine Liturgies of Pentecost for Sunday will be at 8 a.m. and 10 a.m. The Rev.

James Demko, pastor, recalling that since green, the color for Pentecost for Byzantine Catholics, is a color for new life in nature. It symbolizes the new life of the Holy Spirit. Parishioners are encouraged to wear something green for this feast day. On Pentecost Monday, the Feast of the Holy Trinity will be celebrated with Divine Liturgy at 9 a.m., followed by a procession to the four corners of the church to symbolize the preaching of the gospel to the four comers of the world. Classified Ads bring results I taxes $6,416.83, occupational privilege taxes $3,918.80, zoning building permits $3,265, light taxes $5,956.59, fire proitection taxes $2,345.64, fire equipment taxes $2,345.64, road machinery taxes $2,345.64, road taxes $16,419.52, per capita taxes $1,714.90.

Account balances as of May 8: General fund $22,116.86, special $10,846.62, fire protection $3,234.62, fire equipment $12,853.32, road machinery $9,895.99, highway aid (checking) $844.73, highway aid (savings) $7,448.05, sewer $2,273.90. BASEBALL GAME TRIP St. Anthony's CYO is sponsoring a bus trip to see the Philadelphia Phillies-Houston Astros National League baseball game at Veterans Stadium in Philadelphia on June 29. Game reservations can be made by calling PJ's Bullpen at 636-1793, or by calling 636-3825. LIONS MEETING The Freeland Lions Club will hold a dinner-meeting Monday at 6:15 p.m.

at EJ's Pub. President John Kleitz will chair the meeting. A listing of the monthly expenditures and receipts in Foster Township was reported by the supervisors at the May meeting. Bills in April: General fund Payroll, gross, April 20, $1,399.93, gross, May 5, Nationwide Insurance $2,302.50, Don Wilkinson Agency $117.56, $272.53, Co. $90.35, $6.29, $6.39, Standard-Speaker $55.60, $123, Feussner Ford $107.88, Mylotte, David Fitzpatrick $1,449, Laputka Pedri $312, Dinovic, notary fee $10, RAK Industries $22.75, H.G.

Banjock Printing $114, Bell of Penna. $65.33, Balas Distributing $247.50, Tri-County Business Machines $50.61, Eaton Financial Corp. $110.19, Airco $5.40, Columbia Life Insurance $1,229.66, Lower Luzerne County Solid Waste Management Authority $300, Foster Twp. Municipal Authority (rental) $3,000. Special fund Fire Protection Fund: $15.41, Nationwide Insurance $1,286.

Receipts: Recorder of Deeds $2,616.37, Luzerne County Treasurer $225.21, District Justice Gerald Feissner, fines 4226, sewer permits $1,675, l5s prior year taxes $2,667.68, 1990 1 Vs I CI MiJ FOR ROTC AWARD Cadet Mark J. Blaslo, a junior at Bloomsburg University, is shown receiving the American Legion Military Excellence Award from John Thomas of Bloomsburg Post 273. Blasko is the son of Andrew and Gail Blasko, Freeland. The presentation was made at the annual U.S. Army ROTC Awards Day ceremony at Bucknell University in Lewisburg.

List boro reports DAD! Mm. (o)fol WW REMOTE ACCESS ANSWERING SYSTEM with integrated telephone Reg. 99.99 can phone Call Messages, announcement changes, FF and REW be accessed by any touch-tone or cellular Voice-activated recording screening, toll saver Clerk of Courts $20, 87, Frank C. Castellino, Municipal Tax Fund $445.01, total $41,944.69. Fund balances as of April 30: General highway aid $45,232.35.

Code Enforcement Officer Herman Enama's report showed a grand total of $348.75 in fees. Building permits P. Myers, M. Bytsura, M. Tarone, A.

Durange, D. Wysocki, B. Ayers, C. McGee, N. Nocchi, J.

Gresh, L. Decowski, P. Karnatski, M. Spock, J. Prokopovich, M.

DiFeo, Ms. Klechko, W. Lloyd, S. Wisdo, J. Kanuck, M.

Sims, G. Lutz, M. Montoner, Ms. Bobey. Contractor licenses Shephard Construction, Rarick Oil, William Hankinson, Bob's Chimney Service, Howard Sherman, William Everitt.

Zoning application David Wysocki. The monthly report of Freeland Mayor Ken Job and borough fund reports were listed. The office of the mayor took in $2,024.09 in April, $1,327.09 of that amount from parking meter collections, $227 in meter violation fines, $110 in merchants' parking privileges, and $360 from other fines and violations. Tne report of Tax Collector Gordon Moore showed $49,021.06 collected, $45,354.86 in real estate taxes and $3,666.20, per capita. Deposits made by borough secretary Marion Sunderman: General fund Don Wilkinson Agency: earned income tax $4,580.40, occupational privilege tax Service Electric Cable TV State Treas.

(fuel tax rebate) total $13,595.96. checking acc't. Tax collector $41,453.81, Don Wilkinson Agency (garbage) $25, Luzerne County Derby winners announced I ANSWERING MACHINE with one-touch message playback Recordable microchip for Reg. 59.99 9 16-BUTTON MEMORY DIAL SPEAKER PHONE Reg. 69.99 40" Tone or pulse dialing Wall mountable Last number redial Hold button Jacqueline J.

Branz Graduates at Lock Haven Jacqueline J. Branz, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Branz, 901 Centre Freeland, was graduated from Lock Haven University on May 19. She was awarded a bachelor of science degree in social work.

A dean's list student, she received an award for outstanding academic achievement and also was presented with an award for outstanding service as a residential assistant at banquets held this month. She was secretary of the university's Social Work Club, member of the Penna. Association of Undergraduate Social Worker Education and National Association of Social Workers. While at school, she did volunteer work at Sus-que-View Nursing Home and Lock Haven Day Care, and also worked with teen pregnancy programs at Keystone Central School District, Lock Haven. During her junior and senior years, she was a member of the university staff as a resident assistant.

In her final year, she was promoted to the leadership position of head resident assistant. She also was very active in intramural sports. She completed her internship at the Williamsport Area School District, Office of Stutdent Services, as a social worker. She has been accepted into graduate school at the University of Pittsburgh. Fire chief gives report The Freeland Fire Department responded to 26 incident calls in May and 14 in April, according to the monthly report of Fire Chief Michael Kempchinsky.

There were six training sessions in April which accumulated a total of 199 man-hours; 19.5 hours of building maintenance; and 87 hours of vehicle maintenance. Kempchinsky attended an EPA workshop on emergency responders responsibilities at a hazardous materials incident. He and firefighter Paul Lesser have been requested to speak across the state concerning the Penna. House of Representatives Resolution 239, which directs local governments to investigate and recommend ways to attract and retain volunteer fire, rescue and ambulance personnel, and to foster a greater cooperation between business and emergency service providers. The listing of April incident calls: 1, assist Freeland Police with a motor vehicle accident at Birkbeck-Alvin 10, automatic fire alarm at Freeland Elderly Ridge spray painting in mechanical room; automatic response to assist, at oven fire at 82 Main Upper Lehighj; 11, Mutual Aid assist to Freeland Ambulance with Life Flight landing at Maple Lane Trailer Court; 15, Mutual Aid assist at motor vehicle accident in Mid-dletown, Jeddo; 18,.

Luzerne County Emergency Management drill at Freeland Municipal Authority sewage treatment plant; 22, structure fire at 504 Washington fire in Apt. 2, kitchen second floor; 23, investigate coal gas odor, 718 Birkbeck 25, investigation of burnt paper and wall covereing in the first floor ladies rest room of the borough building; 27, Mutual Aid assist of ambulance at motor vehicle accident on Rt. 3022 near North Penn Realty, Butler 28, Mutual Aid assist at brush fire in Owl Hole section, Sandy Valley, Foster assist Freeland Police with motor vehicle accident at Centre-South public service call to Freeland Recreation Board, wash down tennis courts at Public Park; 29, investigate illegal burning in the 100 block ofLoomisSt. New Atlantic City Agent CONVENIENT FOOD MART 700 Front Freeland (Open 24 Hours) For Reservations Information phone 636-0603 Agent for Motor Transportation i CORDLESS TELEPHONE with portable cradle 2-channel selection outgoing messages Call interrupt Call screening Personal memo fafafr iff ECIAL 'iw. SP 59" 3 Reg.

169.99 9-number memory redial Lighted dial on handset Long-life battery Intercom automatic security system Corded sound quality SAUDER SAVINGS! r-wr i Winners at the Tannery Rod and Gun Club Fishing Derby held Saturday at Linesville Park were: first place, Chad Hudelson, second place, Jesse Kolasensky, third place, George Morrison, Participant trophies: Steven Koch, Zach Wilkinson, Brad Kinney, Josh Drasher, Danny Young, Bill Henn-ing, Leroy Stewart, Joey Rad-javitch, Heather Burke, Daniel Edmonds, Shanna Radjavitch, Chris Madigan, Angela Wesner, Tom Yurish, Josh Schafer, Melissa Burke, Michael Burke. Drawing prize winners were: fishing poles, Jeremy Rabe, Mry Swerdon, Vince Brezinsky, David Stutzman, Craig Hartley, Jessica Grohman, Aaron Witchin, Joe Stutzman, Edgar Jumper, Kristin Belles, Chris Yanoski, Baby pole: Cody Gelezinsky; Tackle boxes-Kevin Romanoski, Sarah Draus, Jared Quinn, Michael Burke, Brian DaCunha, Jeremy Bond; Flying Aces T-shirt winners: Daniel Horn-sby, Bill Henning, Jasoon Searfoss, Jennifer Burke, Shanna Radavitch; Flying aces Hats: Josh Drasher, Michael DeMars, Steven Wilkinson, Angela Wesner. Also, Tannery Rod and Gun Club T-Shirts: Michael Snyder, Girl Scouts go to ethnic fest Freeland Junior Girl Scout Troop 241 will attend the Girl Scout Council-sponsored ethnic festival in Bloomsburg. The event will be held Saturday at Bloomsburg University. The troop will have a display booth about Greece and Iran.

The girls have spent the last year silk screening their costumes, learning about these cultures, and they are now ready to display their knowledge, as well as perform the Greek dance, the Lerikos. The girls are reminded to wear their costumes, and meet at the Freeland Elementary School parking lot at 9:15 a.m. Saturday. The girls should also bring a bag lunch. THE OTHER SIDE Restaurant Lounge 421 Centre Freeland 636-1055 Open Friday 11 AM With Great Luncheon Specials! Sean Obitz, Artie Beighley, Sarah Henning, Chris Madigan; $10 gift certificate from A Hardware-Jeff Hartley; one pound of cookies from the White Haven Bakery-Kristen Wilkinson; one free session Suzie's Inches Away-Jason Witner.

Any winner not present when prizes were given out can contact Ben Gelezinsky at 443-8159 to claim their prize. The gun club members would like to thank everyone who donated money and prizes for their assistance in making the Fishing Derby a success. Bible school begins June 30 The Freeland Ministerium's Vacation Bible School will be held from June 30 to Aug. 3. Jean Branz will be the coordinator for the program, assisted by Terri Krone.

The Bible school urgently needs teachers and assistants. Anyone who would like to be involved and share with the young people of the hurch and community, is invited to a meeting of teachers and assistants oi Thursday at 7 p.m. at St. Michael's Orthodox Catholic Church basement on Fern Street. The president of the ministerium is Rev.

Lawrence Barriger. AMBULANCE MEETING The Freeland-Northside Community Ambulance Association's board of directors will meet tonight at 9 p.m. at the borough building. RUMMAGE SALE The Freeland United Methodist Women will hold a rummage sale Tuesday from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m.

in the church's social rooms. DEAN'S LIST David Wilkinson son of Mr. and Mrs. David Wilkinson, Jeddo Borough, was named to the dean's list for the spring semester at Wilkes University in Wilkes-Barre. Wilkinson, a sophomore, is majoring in business administration, and earned a 3.7 grade-point average.

HOLE IN ONE Scott Boyle of Freeland scored a hole-in-one on Friday, May 25, at the Mountain Valley Golf Course in Hometown. He used a 7-iron to ace the 157-yard, 17th hole. Scott was playing with Jerry Boyle of Freeland. JA if 1 I i I 1 mm" SAUDER 4-PIECE COMPUTER WORK CENTER 9S t. 11 'I Reg.

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