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Hazleton Standard-Speaker, Friday, August 19, 1988 13 Assistance available THS daSS of 73 TCUniteS Mahanoy City Correspondent: Frank Andruscavage Leave Items at 417 W. Maple St. and Angela's Restaurant, 104 W. Center Street Call 668-2183 or 773 1606 Tamaqua-Panther Valley Correspondent: Frank J. Andruscavage 668-2183 Advertising 21 N.

Wyoming Hazleton 455-3636-668-2183 Circulation and leave news items at Lutz News Agency 32 W. Broad or Ginny'sNews, 24 W. Catawissa Nesquehoning The Tamaqua Area High School Class of 1973 held its 15th year reunion on Aug. 6, in the Mid-dleport Inn. During the reunion, prizes were awarded in the following categories: 15th reservation Patricia (Andreas) Huber.

73rd reservation Pamela (Gerber) Wagner. Farthest distance Maria Voyack, Okinawa, Japan and Tom Shea, Amsterdam. Most changed Tom Shea. Most well preserved -Donald Serfass. Most grey hair Marion (Ritter) Cipko.

Classmate with the youngest child Tana (Boyer) Erbe. Classmate most recently married Teena (Miller) Webster. Entertainment for the affair was provided by the "Original Sounds." Classmates attending the reunion were: Dorothy (Light) Wehr, Lisa (Miller) Christ, Capt. Maria Voyack, Ann (Yakabowsky) Kristoff, Mary (Haldeman) Williams, Marion (Ritter) Cipko, Catherine (Reeser) Kiely, Pamela (Gerber) Wagner, Gladys (Weaver) Neff, Patricia (Andreas) Huber, Kathy (Benson) Ciccozzi, Marilyn (Tonkin) Stickler, Theresa (Benech) Keefer, Karen (Nothstein) Frit-zinger, Nancy (Snyder) Knadler, Kathy (Gerber) Gill, Jane (Coll) Breiner, Susan (Henne) Kachelries, Alice Hartman, Nancy Meiser, Beth (Transue) Goodman, Patricia (Mahala) Gatens, Judy (Arnold) Schmauch, Anna (Brose) Hegarty, Margaret Brennan, Patricia (Cope) Jones, Mary (Rother) Machay, Lewann (Erbe) Neifert, Tana (Boyer) Erbe, Debra (Sinton) Eremus, Ruth (Keich) Willing and Jean AnnTowle. Scott Leiby, Donald Serfass, Thomas Shea, Gary McLaughlin, Gregory Heisler, Dino Ciccozzi, Joseph DiGirolamo, Wayne Zehner, James Weidaw, Edward Milot, Ronald Osenbach, Alvin Oberman, Michael Cappos, Kevin Howells, Morrell Devlin, Daniel Wertman, Kerry Williams, Bruce Jones, Scott Breiner, David Kunkel, Craig Turton, William Reed, Theodore Clemson, Randy Fritz, Edward Hromyak, William Milot, James Hulsman and William Musselman.

James Setcavage and Mrs. Dorothy Setcavage served as advisors for the commencement. First practice set for Aug. 31 The adult choir of St. Casimir's R.C.

Church, Mahanoy City, will hold its first practice for the 1988 season beginning at 7 p.m. Aug. 31, in the choir loft. Any parishioner interested in joining the choir is invited to attend this practice. TICKETS AVAILABLE Tickets for the centennial dinner of St.

Joseph's R.C. Church, Mahanoy City, are currently available. These tickets, 300 total, will be sold on a first-come, first-serve basis and a donation will be accepted. Anyone wishing to attend is asked to contact any committee member or the church rectory as soon as possible. The dinner has been scheduled for Sept.

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(CNS) r' r- St. Canicus to stop Beginning Sept. 4, the 9:30 a.m. Mass at St. Canicus R.C.

Church, Mahanoy City, will be discontinued. The primary reason for the cancellation is to avoid any potential conflict in celebrating the only Sunday Mass at St. Fidelis R.C. Church, Mahanoy City, which begins at 9: 45 a.m. Rev.

James E. Gmitter, pastor, announced it is anticipated that Rev. Robert J. Kuzmann will be on call to celebrate Sunday Masses for area priests who become ill or are required to be away from their churches for the weekend. Another reason for the ASSISTANCE AVAILABLE A representative from the Governor's Veterans Outreach and Assistance Center will be at the Mahanoy City municipal building, 239 E.

Pine St. from 9:30 a.m. to noon Monday. The purpose of the visit is to assist veterans or their families with problems or questions relating to veterans benefits. Proof of veteran status is required.

Additional information on the center or veterans benefits, contact the Wilkes-Barre office by calling, toll-free, 1-800-432-9735. BLACK JUSTICE Thurgood Marshall, the first black associate justice of the Supreme Court, took the oath of office on Sept. 1, 1967. SAVE AT LEAST 60C! 48 Oz. Btl.

-Assorted Flavors Gatorade I'D ITS Iks "IN OUR FROZEN IN OUR FROZEN DEPT. Watermelon A representative (mm tho Governor's Veterans Outreach and Assistance Center will be at the Tamaqua municipal building 320 E. Broad from 1:30 to 4 p.m. Monday. The representative will be on hand to assist veterans or their families with problems or questions regarding veterans benefits.

Proof of veteran status is required. Additional information on the center or veterans issues can be obtained by contacting the Wilkes-Barre office, toll free, at 1-800-432-9735. Man arrested after chase A 32-year-old Tamaqua man was arrested and issued numerous citations as the result of a chase on South Center Street in Tamaqua early Thursday morning. Tamaqua Police said Russell Nelson of 419 Rolling Mill Ave. was lodged for several hours in the borough cell block and issued citations for driving at an unsafe speed, failure to drive on the right side of the highway, reckless driving, fleeing or eluding a police officer, disorderly conduct, driving under suspension and driving under the influence of alcohol or drugs.

He will have 10 days to answer the charges before Schuylkill County District Justice Andrew Zelonis, Tamaqua. According to police, during the chase, Nelson was driving at speeds in excess of 70 miles per hour before being forced to stop by police along Route 309 just south of Tamaqua. TITIAN DIES Titian, great artist of the Renaissance, died at 99, on Aug. 27, 1576. H'T171llarTii BSKLWSmWm II UJ I If II II II II 1 12.1-16 Oz.

For 9:30 a.m. Mass cancellation according to Gmitter is to allow priests to use the time between the 8 a.m. and 11 a.m. Masses for other worthwhile purposes such as meetings and religious education programs. No water problem in Mahanoy area Water reservoirs of the Mahanoy Township Water Authority are at 75 percent capacity, according to William Gill, manager.

As of Monday's authority meeting, Gill said Mahanoy Reservoirs 1, 2 and 3 are full, but Pole Run is down seven feet. Waste House No. 1 is down nine feet and Waste House No. 3 down two feet. "With the water supply at 75 percent of capacity, no mandatory water restrictions are being imposed," Gill said, adding that if the extremely hot, dry weather conditions continue and storage drops to 65-percent, a non-essential water use restriction will be issued and strongly enforced.

Rainfall for July was recorded at 6.39 inches. Gill also reported that samples from each division were tested by Quality Control Labratories, Southampton, Bucks County, in accordance with state and federal regulations and each case determined "safe for drinking." I i I good with the isme $10 purchase. ($10 purchase does not R-23-08-000 NRV LU 716 II I II R-23-08-000 NRC LU 71 good with Ihe does not H-J-UO-UUU nnu lu i good Willi It SlOpurchata ($10 purchaatdoasnol R-23-08-000 NRC LU 71 August 20, 1988. viwui ZS! I Beverage theft Tamaqua Police are continuing their investigation into a theft and seperate vandalism incident that occurred early Thursday morning. In the first incident, police reported a tractor-trailer parked on North Railroad Street, accross from the Tommy's Restaurant, was entered and two cases of "Gatorade" drink were removed.

Around 2:30 a.m., officers on routine patrol observed that a soda machine at the Anchor Deep Seafood Shop, Spruce and Railroad streets, was pushed onto its side. Anyone with information on either incident is asked to contact police by calling 668-1128. All information will be kept strictly confidential. Picnic set for Aug. 31 The Volunteers for Argall Committee will sponsor a picnic on Aug.

31, from 4 to 9 p.m. The picnic will be at the Fraternal Order of Police Grove along the Owl Creek Road in Tamaqua to help kick off "Phase of the campaign. Tickets for the picnic are available at a nominal cost and include a complete picnic menu. Anyone interested in obtaining a ticket or additional information on this special event is asked to contact the Volunteers for Argall, P.O. Box 241, Tamaqua, 18252 or by calling the Republican headquarters at (717)668-1540.

SOCIAL GAMES AUG. 28 Benefit social games, sponsored by the employees of the Jamesway Department Store to benefit Muscular Dystrophy, will be held at 7 p.m.' Aug. 28, in the social hall of the Tamaqua Knights of Columbus, 108 E. Broad Tamaqua. The public is invited to attend, the social hall is air conditioned.

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