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BUSINESS MIRROR Hazleton Standard-Speaker, Tuesday, October 27, 1970 25 Additional Freeland News Court Purchasing Management Assn. To Hold October Meeting Here L.L. SUCCESS A fund-raising activity spon Samuelson Taught i Millions Economics sored by the ladies of the Freeland Elks State VP In Freeland Little League at St. Michael's Re The Purchasing Management As creation Center was a success Thank3 were extended to all who assisted in the party. Monies will be used to help defray expenses of the Little League's new build By JOHN CUNNIFF ii 'i NEW YORK (AP) An en- Lodge Visit et deficits, and even suggested they might be used to "spend" a lagging economy into health.

tire generation of Americans, ing. thousands of professors includ Many economists today con Paul A. Kelly, Scranton, Penn ed, owes its basic knowledge of sider Samuelson the foremost sylvania Elks State vice president, CATHOLIC WOMEN MEET economics to Dr. Paul Samuel Vi The Catholic Womens Club of academic interpreter and syste-matizer of Keynes' theories, will make his official visit to the Freeland Lodge No. 1145, BPO son, recipient of the 1970 Nobel Elks, tomorrow.

which therefore pits him, at least in a popular sense, against Prize in economics. Samuelson's massive "Foundations of Economic Analysis" Freeland will hold its weekly meeting tonight in the clubrooms. Hostesses for the social period will be Mrs. Joseph Ferreira, Mrs. Paul Zoshak, Mrs.

Francis Zoshak, Mrs. vania will hold it3 October meeting in Hazleton on Thursday, with dinner at the Sunny Knoll Hotel. Conyngham, at 6 p.m. Immediately after dinner, a bus will take the group on a tour of the Dorr-Oliver Plant, Carleton Avenue. Engaged in the manufacture of filtration, sedimentation and centrifugal equipment, the Hazleton operation, with a total employment of approximately 550 employes, is one of several owned an4 operated in the United States by Dorr-Oliver, Inc.

The plant combines an enclosed area exceeding 165,000 sq. ft. with over 10 acres of outside storage immediately adjacent to the plant itself. In addition, the corporation has manufacturing facilities in Canada and many foreign countries. Upon conclusion of the tour, the Kelly will appear at the regular meeting of the lodge set for 8 p.m.

Exalted Ruler Ralph Poleri was required reading in almost Prof. Milton Friedman and the monetarists. Friedman, who reportedly also was considered for the prize, believes that the economy Joseph Talarovich, and Mrs. Leon (Continued from Page 15) petition were denied in an answer. Depositions of Harry W.

Nanstiei and former Deputy Sheriff Victor Petrilla were taken. Nanstiei testified he was served a copy of the complaint August 20, 1969, by Petrilla and directed Petrilla to the Searfoss residence. Petrilla in his deposition testified directly he did in fact make proper service on Mr. and Mrs. Searfoss.

The court declared: "The rule of law most favorable to petitioners is that the sheriffs return is prima facie evidence of the facts set forth in and by the return, but can be overcome by evidence which is clear and convincing. In this case, the only evidence on this point is that service was in fact made. There is no denial of this in any part of the depositions which constitute the only evidence before this court." Atty. Pasco L. Schiavo represents plaintiffs.

Atty. Joseph C. Giebus represents defendants. The case stems from a fire April 30, 1967, in a building at 310 Main White Haven. Plaintiffs leased the third floor from defendants and lost personal property, claiming defendants obstructed a college economics course and, in fact, was the only text ard Swankoski.

book in many of them. It is essentially stable if not inter H. H. Feissner NOBEL PRIZE-WINNER-Paul A. Samuelson, 55, was awarded the 1970 Nobel Prize in econom-ics Monday.

The Massachusetts Institute of Technology professor was honored for the "scientific work through which he has developed static and dynamic theory and actively contributed to raising the level of analysis in economic science," the Nobel citation said. (AP) group will be taken to the Hazleton will preside. The state vice president will bring the message of State President Bob McCormick. In other Elks activities, Free-land lodge officials noted that Grand Exalted Ruler Glenn L. Miller will visit the Towanda lodge in the Northeast District on Thursday evening.

The affair will be held in the Wysox Firemen's Hall, with cocktails at 6:30, dinner at 7:45, and dancing to follow. A Freeland delegation is expected to attend. The Northeast District Elks meeting will be held on November 1 in Hazleton, with State Vice President Kelly in charge. The meeting will start at 2 p.m. fered with by the federal government.

A steady growth in money supply is viewed as sufficient fuel. In politics, Keynesians have usually been associated with Democrats and monetarists with the Republican party. Friedman, in fact, was the economic adviser to Sen. Barry Goldwater and still has entre to Washington. To some degree, however, the differences may be growing less stark as they are practiced.

Each has had its failures, and contacting James Eason, Eastern Pennsylvania Supply Company, Wilkes-Barre; John Moore, Meyer Manufacturing, Hazleton; or Carl Urban, RCA Corporation, Scranton. YMCA (Continued from Page 15) Aloysius Rossi, is chairman of Foster New Building Bids Due Nov. 5 Bids for construction of a new Foster Township municipal office building and garage will be due on November 5, according to an announcement by the Township of Foster Municipal Authority. The Authority took formal action to take on the project assignment from the Foster Township Supervisors at a special meeting this past weekend. The Authority will open the bids and take action at its regular meeting at 8 p.m.

on November 5 in the Woodside elementary school. A meeting of the Foster Supervisors at 7 p.m. on Nov. 5 will precede tht Authority session. Supervisors will open bids for a new dump truck at their meeting.

The Authority presently is reduced to four members, with the announcement of the resignation of Thomas Talarovich, Freeland- economic practitioners today Sewage Treatment Plant located in the Valmont Industrial Park to view the equipment and machinery in actual service. Francis Barna-sevitch, Dorr-Oliver Corporation, will brief the group on the intricate operation of the equipment being used today to help combat environmental pollution. Mr. Barnasevitch, a recognized expert in this field, conducts numerous classes on the treatment of environmental waste. H.

H. Feissner, manager of materials, who will be meeting host, has announced that members of the purchasing staff will serve as tour guides. These include John Leshko, purchasing agent, and assistant purchasing agents Jack Rogus, Mike Dorsj and Tom Toth. Reservations can be made by 'covered everything. That this enormously book, a classic which Samuelson updates every few years, was hardly the basis for his selection is a testament to the breadth of his work.

No one area of Samuelson's output, in fact, can be detached from the mass of his production. His writings and research covers the field generally and specifically: over-all theory, welfare economics, price theory, international trade. And while he has demonstrated an ability to write for the masses, as evidenced by a popular magazine column, the professor's greatest strengths are in 'the area of highly mathematical analysis. Samuelson is considered a Keynesian, meaning that much of his thinking appears to have been influenced by the late John Maynard Keynes, a British economist who believed in governmental involvement in order to moderate the business cycle. Keynes approach was fiscal.

He felt that government spending could be used to regulate the up-down cycles that have appeared regularly in industrial economies. He didn't fear budg the speaker's committee, and said he expects to have a report at the tend to be less doctrinaire than a decade ago. In the Nixon administration, for example, there may be de next meeting on the availability of HOSPITAL PATIENT Miss Cathy Oswald, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Oswald, 116 N.

Fourth West Hazleton, and an employe of Barrett-Haentjens, is a patient at the University of Pennsylvania Hospital, Room 1006, 34th and Spruce Streets, AT FOOTBALL REUNION Pancho Sacco, this city, attended a reunion of the Manville, N. Yellow Jackets semi-pro football team held over the weekend at Manville. Sacco, who participated in various sports in this area several years ago, played halfbacTt with the Manville Yellow Jackets in 1937. About 100 former gridders who were members of the team from 1930 to 1946 attended the a noted personality. tected some of each school, and many economists in academia, Attending the meeting were: business and government feel free to borrow from either Mike Vukson, Anthony Scarcella, Pancho Sacco, Aloysius Rossi, Joe Barletta, Tony Manfredi, Carl Puschauver, Lou Falk and Phil Sarno.

school and redefine the ideas to fit the situation. Classified Ads Bring Results Nevertheless, many observers who tend to view economics with a political connotation will find in Samuelson's award a victory for the notion that government involvement is necessary in modern industrial White Haven highway, at last week's meeting. Talarovich cited other commit ments as the reason why he will be unable to continue his service Noon Stock Report Insulin, Palsy Drives on by Freeland Elks The annual Veterans Insulin Fund Drive and the State Elks Cerebral Palsy donations campaign are on among members of the Freeland Lodge No. 1145, BPO Elks. Clarence DaGrosa, Drifton, again heads the insulin project, and Edward Herbener Butler Terrace, is chairman of the local Elks' cerebral palsy effort.

DaGrosa has headed successfully the vital veterans insulin drive for many years, and has been commended by Elks and Veterans Administration hospital officials for his leadership. The veterans insulin fund drive aids patients who receive out-patient treatment at the Wilkes-Barre VA Hospital who cannot afford to purchase the needed insulin. DaGrosa has done a tremendous job in the past and is the recipient of the hospital commendation award for his work. The insulin fund drive will end early in November. Herberner and his Freeland Lodge Cerebral Palsy committee look forward to a successful drive in the important annual state-wide Elks humanitarian project.

Freeland has met the state chal on the Authority. A successor is expected to be named on Nov. 5. The Authority is headed by Dr. Joseph Delia Croce, chairman, and has members, Emu Evancho, Peter Reczkowski, and Michael G.

Opilla. The new township building will be an all-steel, pre-engineered structure and will be erected in the Woodside sector of the mmm i iilBlBilliMISill fkii III Foster Open House Tonight V. I NiVKS Last evening several hundred parents and interested citizens visited the DCM and Woodside elementary schools during open house. Tonight they have an opportunity lenge over the past number of to visit the Foster Intermediate and the neighboring junior high Polaroid 61 ProcterG 53 Quaker Oats 40 RCA 35 Reading Co. 5 RepubStl 27 Revlon 65 Safeway 31 SCM 13 Sears Ro 68 Singer Co.

63 Std Press 5 StOilCal 47 StOillnd 47 StOilNJ 69 Texaco 32 Thiokol 8 TransWAlr 11 Union Carbide 35 UAL Inc 16 US Steel 36 WestgEIec 63 Woolworth 32 WheelPitt Steel 11 ZenithR 31 AMERICAN EXCHANGE Alan Wd 23 LOCAL STOCKS Allegheny Airlines 12 Continental Can 38 Dorr-Oliver 8 Eltra 23 Glen Alden 6 Gulf Western 16 Hercules Inc. 35 Kawecki Berylco 13 Mead Corp. 13 P. P. L.

21 Dr. Pepper 19 St. Regis Paper 34 Studebaker Worthington 51 Tenneco Inc. 20 Ag-Met 6 6 Data-Scan Inc. 7 8 United Res.

Homes 1 1 schools, as part of the American Education Week observance. As one enters the Foster School, he will see the halls decorated with the creative art done in Mrs. McNelis' art classes. years in obtaining funds to help cerebral palsy victims. All Elks who contribute have their name listed in the various category on the lodge's cerebral palsy drive hall of fame.

An early start on the campaign has been achieved this year, and another successful drive is foreseen. The local Elks lodge annual Christmas Charity Fund also began effective October 1. The Elks also are supporting sale of the "swinger" seat cushion, a project of the Elks-sponsored Freeland Boy Scout Troop 50. Each classroom has displays A' sl i ''tsar rl 1 If ff WM.i.w1LJ,,,1,l,HBiMi88ai I I ygmmummmm- mmarnj n.M.nm n.n iihiiimihi riinminin u-i I NFm v. If" H.

iv ii in iNi-wai hjimii i. nmii. 'i jrjTrimTTTTiTmTr -n vi- I ij 1 1 1 3 1 BOY SCOUTS MEET Freeland Boy Scout Troop 53 will meet this evening in St. Luke's Lutheran Church Sunday School that show the abilities, the talents and achievements of the students whether they be in English, math, social studies, science, or creative or industrial art. The home ec room has been a bee-hive of activity these days.

The girls not only have been working on their projects but also baking cookies and cakes and making candy which they as hostesses will serve as refreshments to guests tonight. Edward Cologie is principal and Suzanna Potochney is head teacher at Foster Intermediate School. Open house will be from 7 to 9 p.m. There will be no individual conferences but they can be arranged for a future date with teachers, parents, or guidance counselor. rooms.

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Int Pap Kaiser Al Kennecott Koppers Kresge SS LehPCem Ligg My Loews Marcor Martin M. Merck MidcnTel Mobil Oil Murphy Oil Nat Bisc Nat Cash Nat Distil NoAmRock Nwst Airl Olin Corp Penney PennCen Penwlt PepsiCo Phila El PPG Ind Name Shapp Committeemen Mack Trucks Announce Cutback in Production The production of heavy duty trucks by Mack Trucks, at its assembly plants in Allentown, mm worn and hayward, will be cut cm-cnrs darts start Chi-Chi House Dart League will get under way with four teams at 7:30 tonight. All players are asked to report at 7. back by approximately 23 per cent of its current manufacturing level, it was announced today. Zenon C.

R. Hansen, chairman TROOP 50 MEETS sm-desnifig ovens-fer mh The Freeland Borough "Citizens for Shapp-Kline" named committeemen for the borough's six wards for the upcoming general election. Herman Enama is Freeland chairman for the group, and Donald Scalise and Henry Bott are co-chairmen. Committeemen are as follows: First Ward Donald Scalise Second Ward George Beam Third Ward William Shoemaker Fourth Ward Herman Enama Fifth Ward Daniel Myers Sixth Ward James Wilkinson A meeting of the "Citizens for Shapp-Kline" will be held at 7 p.m. Sunday in St.

Ann's Bandroom, Ridge St of the board and president, stated A meeting of Freeland Boy Scout that the reduction will be effective commencing Nov. 2 and continu Troop 50 will be held at 7 in the Freeland Elks home. Scoutmaster Ralph Tiglio will be in charge. in on no ing through February, 1971. It is presently anticipated at in wra 6 irw wra March, 1971, production will be increased to about 93 per cent of the present volume.

Top-O-Pocono Rotary Meets The Top-O-Pocono Rotary Club THEY'RE AUTOMATIC, ECONOMICAL, AND SELF-CLEAN FAST. FIRST ANNIVERSARY Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Kmetz, Harrisburg, celebrated their first wedding anniversary over the weekend. A dinner in honor of the couple will have its dinner-meeting this was given by Mrs.

Kmetz's par ents, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Franek, Birkbeck St, Freeland. Mrs. Kmetz is the former Dolly Franek.

Kidder (Continued from Page 15) quirements and the feasibility of installing sewer and water lines. Citizens also have been urged to volunteer their services by becoming Citizens Advisory Committee members. Persons interested can receive additional information by contacting members of the commission or of the board of supervisors. "The Kidder Township planning and improvement program needs your help," Clark said. "Come to the special planning commission meeting scheduled for 8 p.m.

Nov. 18 at the Lake Harmony evening in the Sportsman Club, Blakeslee. The meal will be served at 6:30. Included will be a report on the upcoming Rotary Halloween Party. Secretary Ben F.

Bowers will be concluding his role as program chairman for the month. Announcement of November's program chairman will be made. It shuts itself off automatically. Gas fhe mosf modern way to Self-cleaning ovens, flame-kissed broiling, cook-and-keep-warm ovens, plus precise control, make gas ranges the easiest and most desirable way to cook. New models are on display at UGI or your nearest gas appliance dealer.

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You can do other things or relax while your oven cleans itself automatically. Kitchen stays comfortable. Gas range ovens are so efficiently insulated that even during the self-cleaning cycle your kitchen warms up no more than during a normal baking cycle. And remember, you needn't be there while the oven cleans itself. Set it and forget it even go to bed for the night.

President Tony Shiner will be LIOXS BOARD MEETS A meeting of the board of directors of the Freeland Lions Club will be held at 9:15 p.m. Friday in Jake's restaurant President Leonard Steward will be in charge. All members are invited. in charge of the business session. The public is invited.

CYO MEETING A meeting of the Hazleton-Free land CYO Basketball League is 'scheduled at 8 tonight in St Jo Seawater contains many salts, the predominating one being sodium chloride or common table salt seph gym cafeteria, Hazleton. COMBINED RALLY The combined Foster-Freeland Democratic party rally will be held at 8 tonight in Gene Boyle's. State Rep. William Bachman and Sen. Martin L.

Murray will be the featured speakers. Four Freeland teams are in the 13-team league for this coming season, St Ann's, St Anthony's, St Mary's, and the Freeland Buy a gas range now and you can get Special financing Free adjustment service at no extra cost Demonstration of your new range by UGI home economists HELICOPTER LANDS A helicopter, reportedly on a rou- STOCKS BONDS MUTUAL FUNDS J. H. BROOKS Dir. ETJdns, Morris, Stroud Co.

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