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24 Hazleton Standard-Speaker, Wednesday, August 21, 1991 Fifty-one donate blood at White Haven church VjL, and assisted as medical observer. The blood was transported to the Wilkes-Barre blood center by Willard Lamson, Harry Western and Jack Morrisette. The White Haven Community Church Women baked desserts for the donors and served a meal for the staff and volunteers. The meal was served by Alma Clymer and Dorothy Herbener. The telephone recruiters were Marie Shulenski, Mary Francis Reindel, Debbie Leipfert, Sue Johnson, Thelma Pike, Janice Pavloski and Margaret Reilly.

Donors must wait 56 days or eight weeks before donating again. Another drive will be held Oct. 7 at the White Haven United Methodist Church, Buffalo Street, from 1 to 6 p.m. Donors must be 17 or older and must weigh at least 111 pounds and be in good general health. Call the Hazleton Red Cross Chapter at 455-9517 for more information on giving blood.

Fifty-one people donated blood at a recent drive hosted by St Paul's Lutheran Church, White Haven. The drive was coordinated by Margaret Reilly. A one-gallon pin went to Vincent Berzinsky and there were two first-time donors. The donors were registered by Florence Pietroski and Jane Richars. Blood hemoglobin levels were checked by Red Cross registered nurses Jean Lamson and Carol R.

Lesser. Health histories were reviewed by Mary Ann Hazel, Mary C. Weaver and Betty Mor-risette. Registered nurse Margaret Reilly recorded body temperatures and served juice to each donor. Labels were applied to the blood bags by Florence Brinmeier and the donors were escorted to the refreshment tables by Laura J.

Lesser and Dorothy C. Ferris. Linda Kistler served refreshments Ar6 xl tX ypVI CV CI rta? Ox ir The Minors champs, from left, are: first row, Jeremy Hadzick, Paul Cherone, Mark Spetz, Bob Broyan, Jeremy Myers, Jeff Ackerman, Ed Baraa and Chris Yanoski. Second row are: Jim Burns, Joe Mosolino, Michael Palmer, Dean Drumn, Randy Cook, Bob Gresh, Jessie Matriccino, Ben Baker, Jamie Longazel and Bill Hauze. Minors, adults win LL games Freeland White Haven Correspondents: Jo Falatko, FrMland Phone 636-3861 Leave Hems it THE NEWS STAND 542 Centre St, Freeland Fern Pohl, 314 Towanda White Haven Telephone 443-9935 Hems may be left at residence Little Leaguers off to Williamsport The Freeland Little League's 11-12 year old all-star team will make the annual trip to Williamsport to see the Little Leagu World Scries championship game on Saturday.

The players' van will leave from the Little League field at 9 ajn. In other Little League notes, announcement was made that Little League players must return their pants and stirrups; all-stars must return their pants, shirts and stirrups; Minor League players must return only their stirrups. All of these uniform returns must be made on Friday from 5 to 8 p.m. at the Little League field concession stand. VFW MEETING A meeting of the Freeland Post 5010, Veterans of Foreign Wars, will be held tonight at 7:30.

Commander George Merenich will be in charge. AUXILIARY DINNER A dinner-meeting of the Ladies Auxiliary, Freeland Post 5010, Vetems of Foreign Wars, will be held tonight in the post home. Dinner will be at 6 and the meeting will start at 7. Highlighting will be a visit of VFW District 11 president, Emily Dempsey. Freeland Auxiliary president, Barbara Dalvert, will preside.

PARK CLOSED THURSDAY The Freeland Public Park will be closed all day Thursday for tree-trimming and stump-removal operations. Resuta retains crown Amazingly, there were no errors in the well-matched kids' game. In the Coaches vs. LL All-Stars game, the adults won with defense. After going ahead 3-0, mainly on a two-run homer shot by Ron Matushoneck, the adults ended the game with a nifty 4-6-3 double play, Bob Quinn to John Lapochak to Adam Gerlach.

In addition to Matushoneck's homer and bunt single, Joe Mazurick also tabbed two and Junior bowling ends The Junior Bowling League at St. Michael's lanes will end its summer schedule tonight and Thursday. Bowlers will compete in "Scotch doubles" and bowlers must bring a parent or friend to bowl with them. Everyone will be treated to a hot dog party while bowling. Last week's results were: Wednesday: TJ.

Crofcheck, 53; Kevin Falatko, 61, 74; Joseph Evancho, 50; Courtney Hudak, 68, 56; Sam Cawley, 56, 50; Joseph Maloney, 72; Stacey Barron, 55; Mary Rish, 86; Sarah Brill, 84, 92; Justin McCoy, 66, 62; Jamie Crofcheck, 64; Melena Evancho, 110, 80; Allison Hudak, 78, 73; John Smith, 74, 80; Lynne Baran, 54; Ben Baker, 50; Jonathan Sisock, 120, 100; Jason Gavinski, 62; Gregory Baran, 107; Kevin Prussock, 142; Brian Gavinski, 70; Crystal Hollednak, 74; Melissa Katzor, 90; Leigh Baran, 102; Jeff Prussock, 95; and Kelly Prussock, 88. Thursday: Rocco Amentler, 92; Chris Jordan, 86; Daniel Kramer, 82, 75; Keri Gera, 77; Heather Hollednak, 134; Chris Blanyar, 106; John DiNoia, 144; Don Anthony, 121; Steve Blanyar, 116; Jared Balas, 157; Buddy Meier, 108; Bill Bacher, 135; Bill Ferry, 111; Nathan Hadzick, 127; BJ. Myers, 147; Ice Cream Cakes Novelties Route 940, Drifton 636-3755 (Adjacent to Drifton Post We Specialize In I0H CAKE: And They Are Great For Any Occasion! BIRTHDAYS 'ANNIVERSARIES GRADUATIONS CONFIRMATIONS MOTHER'S DAY FATHER'S DAY FIRST COMMUNIONS Your Cake Will Be Inscribed With Your Own Personal Sentiments For Any Occasion You Choose! Defending league champions Resuta's rose to the occasion last week as the G-Men fought off new entry Bobby D's to win the championship of the Freeland Summer English-Style Dart League. Resuta's emerged on top, 23-13. The Resuta's team, the boys of summer but this time around with one girl, thus retained its crown after having won the tide in the summer circuit last year, the first summer of operation of the English darts circuit.

Bobby D's, White Haven, is the cold weather team, however, with the D's having won the champi Buzzard The Red Buzzard Pub wrapped up the American Division title in the Freeland-North Side Softball League with a win over the Eckley Reds last night. Buzzard's 20-12 triumph over the challenging Reds gave the team the second-half title to add to its first-half crown. Buzzard now awaits the championship playoff with Pitman's Furniture, which also won both halfs of the league's National Division. Pitman's is the defending champs, while Buzzard is in its first season in the NS circuit. The Buzzard team and the Reds played even softball for most of last night's game with the exception of the third inning.

With the score tied at 3-3 entering that frame, Buzzard poured across 12 big runs to just about put the game out of reach at 15-3. Eckley pecked away, but couldn't surmount the run advantage. DELI SPECIALS COOKED $329 HAM lb. TURKEY S099 BREAST Hatfield 4 COOKED I lb Weaver's Reg. or Sweet A4Q LEBANON BOLOGNA 3 lb Jacobo provolone cheese mm lb.

swiss n. 32 oz. HFIM7 KETCHUP II ICELAND IZSdi I Mm $429 Gerlach, Lapchak, Dan Nocchi and Bill Myers each hit a single for the winners. BJ Myers had two hits for the all-stars and Ryan Uricheck and Jonathan Marion singled. The day's program started with introductions of Little League personnel and players with John Ursta, LL player agent, as master of ceremonies.

A large turnout of fans watched the two exciting contests on a day perfect for baseball. Kim Yagalla, 103; and Jillian Mummie, 121. Bowlers age 9 to 21 can still register for the 1991-92 season tonight and Thursday from 8:30 to 9:30 p.m. at St. Michael's lanes.

Bowlers from last year must reregister. Social Security numbers are needed when registering. AUTHORITY MEETS The monthly meeting of the Freeland Borough Municipal Authority will be held tonight at 7:30. Chairman Dave Kavitski will be in charge. The Authority had a special meeting last Thursday and held its monthly work session on Monday.

ELKS MEET The Freeland Lodge No. 1145, BPO Elks, will meet tonight at 8. Exalted Ruler Jim Boyle wll be in charge. The Freeland lodge will make, final preparations for hosting the Northeast District Elks quarterly meeting on Sunday in the Freeland lodge. A schedule of events and activities for delegates and for the ladies will be set up.

ECKLEY OUTING The annual club outing of the Eckley Sports and Social Club will be held Sunday. Signups are still on at the club or with officers. All club members are invited. MEAT SPECIALS CALIFORNIA Jl CQ R0AST.il lb Boneless a a chuck 5479 STEAKS. I lb.

3 Lbs. or More a a GROUND H79 CHUCK I lb. DICED $029 lb. CUBE $1)59 STEAKS lb. GROCERY Single Roll Scott AAj BATHROOM aM llw 1 0 Ct.

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Memorial tournament, 4-3, and the Coaches adult team whitewashed the Little League all-stars in the Rover Schaub Memorial game, 3-0. The Minors scored the winning run in the bottom of the last inning. Jeff Ackerman drew a walk and with one out Paul Cherone drilled a single and Jeremy Myers walked to load the bases. With Mark Spetz batting, a wild pitch was uncorked and Ackerman raced home with the clincher. Bill Hauze, with six strikeouts, and Jeremy Myers with eight, pitched well for the Minor stars.

Sam Kiddish recorded eight strikeouts and Robert Barna another seven to pace the Rooks. Dean Drumn, Jeff Ackerman and Paul Cherone had singles for the winners and Sam Kiddish, Ryan Krause, Matt Peruchetti and Jonathan Reese singled for the LL yearlings. Office) 1 1 to 7 sun.ito? Open 7 Days 9 am to 8 pm 912 oz. Frito Lay Variety of Flavors RUFFLES $q00 96 oz. Fab LIQUID LAUNDRY DETERGENT $l99 CHASE SANBORN INSTANTCOFFEE $g99 2 Lb.

2.5 oz. GROUND COFFEE $o)99 WE ACCEPT FOOD STAMPS Dewey street TYPOGRAPHICAL ERRORS I IS 5 onship in American-style darts in the fall and winter Freeland circuit for the past two years. The Resuta's team is: captain-sponsor Gene Resuta, Bobo Thomas, Al Warner, all returning shooters from the 1990 championship squad, and rookie Leola Coxe. A party honoring the winners and the Resuta's II shooters is scheduled for tonight at the Centre and Carbon streets tavern. A meeting of all league team captains and sponsors is scheduled for Tuesday at Resuta's dart emporium.

End-of-season activities will be discussed. takes title The playoff schedule will be announced. Other scores last night were: Surf Club two over EJ's Pub, 7-0 and 17-7; The Other Side over Johnson's Pharmacy in six (darkness), 5-4. The league will end regular season play with these games At Highland: Johnson's vs. Medash's, EJ's vs.

BT's, 6:30. At Eckley: Pitman's vs. Chat-terboix, 6:30. Following the championship playoffs, the league's final 1991 season activity will be the all-star game and awards outing at the Eckley field Sept. 14.

Several of the league's teams are expected to enter the Eckley "Last Chance" tournament on Sept. 21-22. ASSIST AT PHT Freeland Jaycees and Little League member volunteers who assisted at the recent youngsters' Pitch-Hit-Throw baseball contest sponsored by the Jaycees included the following: Steve Sunderman, Dan Ravina, Bill Myers, Bob Broyan, John Ursta, Mark Briggs, Bob Quinn, Bob Karpowich, Ron Matushoneck, Tim Dudinyak, Tim Matushoneck, Shawn Gresh and Craig DeFalco. POST CLASS LISTS Class assignments for the Freeland Elementary School, kindergarten through sixth grade, and junior high for the 1991-92 term will be posted at the Freeland Elementary School today. DAUGHTER BAPTIZED Sarah Ann, infant daughter of Joseph and Mary Ann (Stefanick) Falatko, Front Street, Freeland, was baptized Sunday in St John Nepomucene Church by the Rev.

John B. Boyle. Joseph and Dorothy Sweet, friends of the family, were godparents. A reception was held at the home of the parents. ST.

JOHN'S SOCIAL St. John Nepomucene Parish will hold its social this evening in the parish center, Fern street. PARISH EVENT SET St. John Nepomucene Church's next centennial observance event will be a Chinese auction set for Sunday, Sept. 1, in the parish center, Fern street.

There will be refreshments. Browsing will begin at 1 p.m. and the auction at 2.. MEETINGS ANNOUNCED Today: White Haven Ambulance Association, 7:30 p.m., ambulance building. Today: American Legion Post 592, 8 p.m., post home.

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