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28 Hazleton Standard-Speaker, Friday, February 28, 1964 Today's Events Personals Reports From Admissions Area Hospitals Discharges Deaths Commissioner Hits Coal Co. On Tax Appeal County Commissioner E.C. Wide-man, yesterday made a scath- PAIL HAAS Paul Haas, 235 Rutledge avenue, WILLIAM YY. McAFEE William W. McAfee 631 Front street, Freeland, died at 9:20 a.

m. East Orange, N.J. formerly of this euy, wtu jinuaj. He is survived by his wife, the! i Jnursaay ai me oiaie riospuaiiitsiuciu, umu ui. fnllnwinp an illness of one month.

i terday following a several years', I MRS. SIC YINCIGIERRA Mrs. Xic Vinciguerra. 331 LaSallel street, Berwick, former Hazleton illness. The former Elizabeth imena Solfo, she was born in Italy, and came to this country 55 years i a3.

settling in this city. She was; a member of St. Joseph's R. C. 1 Elizabeth Cataldo Haas, two daughters, Mrs.

Jerry Riley, and Muriel Haas. RX, at home; and two grandchildren. Mary Beth and Jerry Riley. A brother and two 7:30 jin, Buim lCtvV VI Uldl ai iiJiuiu Berwick the past 16 years lirsl ona. uuigi cuuone died a number of years ago, anc Born in Hazle Brook, a son of the late Samuel and Mary E.

Bred benner McAfee, he resided in I'reeland most of his life. Prior to his retirement, he as emDloved by tne jeacio-ingniana COal CO The deceased was a member of St. John Reformed United Church' r.i,n th M0n- Bible Class of St. Luke's Evangeli- ral Iutheran Church Freeland a TnlL no and the Inited Mine Wo.kers of America. former Gertrude Fairchiid, celebrated their 52nd wedding anni-: versary last October, ddition to his wife r-I Surviving in a Ch (Ma i i hc i survived by her husband; Mrs Anna (Hubosky) Skasko and the iIoin? children: Mrs.

wue of Andrew Skasko, 510 South Pauline Mrs- Roland Gen-l Poplar street died suddenly at Jmy a Thursday at her home Emklio Vinciguerra and Mrs. Born in New Boston, a daugh- ST. JOSEPH HOSPITAL: Admissions Mrs. Pauline Smith, 37 Main street, Harleigh. Helen McFadden, 173 South Lee court.

Richard Burton, 17th and Mc-Kinley streets. Ole M. Kildebo, 55 North Vine street Susanne Myers, Rock Glen. Mrs. Mary Krzemien, 532 West Green street, West Hazleton.

Frank Steco, 893 North Vine street. Mrs. Donna R. Donald, 11 Hillside road, Conyngham. Jacob Brestowski, RD 2, Drums.

Discharges Michael Puhak 926 North Vine street. Edward Quinnan, 61' South Poplar street. Mrs. Rosemary Hissick, 22 East Garfield street, McAdoo. Mrs.

Betty Yalent, 37 Schuylkill avenue, Tamaqua. Mrs. Jane Barna. 203 Washington street, Freeland. Mrs.

W7anda Molinaro, 865 North Church street. Mrs. Eugenia Praskac, 38 Market street, Tamaqua. Mark Frassinelli, 38 Ludlow street. Summit Hill.

Walter Dryfoos, Tremont Apart- i mnnt c- AlUnu-n Charles Hummel, all of Berwick, ami tucnara waiK, w-, Kasmank) Huoosky, she resided Wyoming street, secretary-treas-castle, Del. Also surviving are in Hazleton the greater part of nfthp Yamulla Construction STATE GENERAL HOSPITAL: Admissions Mrs. Elizabeth Flynn, 525 Grant street. Thomas Gaffney, 420 Centre street, Freeland. Walter Schultz, RD 1, White Haven.

Mrs. Jean Hoffman, Rear 1090 North Vine street. Discharges John Konidas 46 Berwick street, Beaver Meadows. John Kringe, 635 Grant street. Joanne Gajda, 1112 Pine street, Freeland.

Ruth Seager, 146 West Main street, Weatherly. Gordon Minnick, 777 Alter street. Mrs. Sally Yetter and daughter, 233 East Diamond avenue. John Pasura, 112 South Cleveland street, McAdoo.

Nancy Berthold, 11 West Cran berry avenue, West Hazleton. GEISINGER MEDICAL CENTER: Admissions Lnda Dyust, Barnesville. West Hazleton CI At Imliantown Cap Specialist Fourth Class Thomas J. Shilala, son of Mr. and Mrs.

"X- Vul training assigned to the G-3 (dans and training) Section at XXI U. S. Army Corps Headquarters, at India ntown Gap. A 1956 graduate of West Hazle JT" uf In Local Area HHS class dinner, Gus Ge- netti's Americana Room, 10 p. m.

Hazleton Lodge 65, IOOF, Union Hall, 7:30 p. m. Toastmasters, Altaniont Hotel, p. m. HHS Class of 1954, reunion discussion, otfice of Atty.

Pasco Schiavo, Trader's Bank Building, 8 p. m. Hazleton State General Hospital Women's Auxiliary, Resi-denie, 1:30 p. m. Funerals Joseoh Yamulla 636 North and Equipment who died Mon- Ida at thp Hahnemann HosDital.

Philadelphia, was buried yester- day from the Bonin Funeral Home, Rpv skiha tt.a5 in St. Stanislaus Church. Seated in the sanctuary were Msgr. Jos- J. Gavenda, Revs.

Cyril Kable, Sant.no Fanucci and Anthony Urog. ow ski. Revs. Skiba and Drogowski gave tho htptiincr at thp nravp in Pal. vary Cemetery, Drums.

Pallbearers were John Yamulla. David and Richard John Screenock and James Scar petti, all nephews of the deceased; and John Duro, a brother-in-law. i r.onrno cinrvio 560 Lincoln street, who died Mon jv at tho State Tlnsnita ua 1 field vesteraav irom me Arapi and Hughes Funeral Home. Rev. Allen H.

Roth, pastor of ntliflpnn rriiiT'h onnAff. ed the sprvices Interment was thjf yine strept Cemetery. p.ho5rre u.pr Mavlath. 'charles SchuMer and John curilIa i i rXZlJ of the hign of reo.uien. Clifton, N.

Emil, West Pater- 15 grandchildren, and two brothers Antonio and ictorio Salfo, both of da at.9 flom Ve MA ct wnnh's C. Church r-- 9.30 0-dock and interment in 7 "-V r' R-wirk- nv caU at the funeral Sunday 2 to 4 and 7 to 10 p. m. KU1V CrmPPIIl John Scarpelli, 47, of Scarpell and Sons, dress contractors, and Mrs. Minnie Smith, Hazleton: Mrs.

tora lieiier, nicnmonu, va. duu i Mrs. Pearl Broskoski, two brothers. Robert and John.j Hazleton; and several nieces andjhome) Saturday 7 to 10 p. and Charles Brasias, 213 South ir xT 1 reen street.

nephews The funeral will be held Sunday: at 2 p. m. from the Cotterall Funeral Home, 706 Birkbeck street, Freeland. Rev. George W.

M. Koh- ler, pastor of St. John Reformed United Church of Christ, Freeland, board member of the United ovu lar DreSs Manufacturers' Associa-;" will officiate. Interment will be in tioli Inc died Monday at interment wil the Freeland Cemetery. 21 Elaine terrace, Yonkers.

ary Cemeterv, Drums Friends may call Saturday from: Surviving are his wife and one! caU 7 till 2 to 4 and 7 to 10 p. m. MRS. NORMAN F. KLINGER 'grce from KinSs Allege, Wilkes-jBarre, in June, 1960.

tl'wK'v TiHome, Bronx, Y. A mass was X.iVlllgSlUJl aucci, "'CUCin, Entering Army service in August, 1961, the Hazleton native com a native of this city, died at pleted basic training at Ft. Knox, two months later, and was then assigned to Ft. Hood, Texas. Following the completion of his active duty, he was assigned to Company 1st Battalion, 313th at ine LenKaiis u.

s. representing the Hazleton Post'sx. JOSEPH HOSPITAL: llliC'c "est Office; Leland Whitfield. Clinton; L()dge 65 L00Fi Bittner and Kaipn Koanquez oi Adam Stash, 429 Washington street, Freeland, who died Monday at the St. Josepn iiospi- ery Branch of the Hazleton Natal, was buried yesterday Bank.

the Bonin Funeral Home a son to Mr. and Mrs. Donald Rev John Brndjar, of Ss. Peter McH hf 546 Madison ay and Pauls Slovak Evangelical VT Pri.r Tnrrioon Ashbrook Nursing Home, Scotch' Plains. N.

Wednesday after a long illness. i The former Lydia Knies, the de-t iff in ion? nau iuii vij jv While a local resident, she was a member of the Salem Evangelical, twpH Rrothrpn church Surviving are her husband. Nor man; a daughter, Mrs. Lorraine E. Ludmann, Clark, N.

two grandchildren and three great-grandchildren. The funeral will be held Saturday at 11 a. m. from the Don Mc-Cracken Funeral Home, 2124 St. George avenue, Elizabeth-Linden Line, N.

J. Interment will be in Evergreen Cemetery. Hillside, N. J. Friends may call today.

Open 4 p.m. Dial 455-0521 PLESCE'S NEAPOLITAN PIZZERIA 15 sSl 64 X. Locust HELP FIGHT THE WATER RATE INCREASE Your Help Is Needed Now! It's Everybody's Fight! Make contributions payable to: Water Protest Committee and Mail to Headquarters: Diamond Ave. and Wyoming St. Signed Anthony Sacco, President Hazleton Taxpayers Assoc.

OPEN 640 W. Broad St. attack on the Glen Alden Corporation for its alleged "irrespon-isible" request for an approximate 90 per cent reduction of 1964 assessments on its properties. I "The appeal of the Glen Alden i requesting 90 per cent tax reduc tion in 1964 taxes disgusts me," Commissioner Wideman declared, in his statement castigating the coal firm. Wideman also termed the coal firm an "irresponsible citizens." Glen Alden Corporation and four of its affiliates, or subsidiaries, Wednesday afternoon appealed to the Luzerne County Courts from assessments totalling $8,703,747 for 1964 They claimed the actual, or fair market value, of all properties was $2,338,233 and proposed the 1964 assessments be reduced $779,414, or approximately 90 per cent.

Rejected By Assessors The appeals recited that the coal firms were denied requested reductions by the county board of assessors on February 13, 1964. DISPENSARY CASES Treated yesterday in the Hazleton State General Hospital dispensary were Edward Wackley, 785 Roosevelt street; Robert Grohman, 609 East Carleton avenue; William Dickinson, 529 North Wyoming street; Anthony Latoff, 799 Seybert street; Dominick Mussoline, 780 North Locust street; Dorothy Wellington. 544 Lincoln street; Andrew Zions, 613 West Green street. West Hazleton; and Russell Oster, 186 South Church street. CITY NATIVE TRANSFERRED Rev.

Joseph P. Bonner, a native of Hazleton. has been transferred from St. Nicholas Church, Wilkes-Barre, to Ascension parish, Wil li am sport. i- Shrimp Clams Hot Italian Pood Sausage and Scumutz Beef on Hard Roll Neighborhood Tavern 70C70S ALTER STREET "Hummy" Yrvak, Prop.

LOBSTER TAIL SHRIMP DEVILED CRAB PLATTERS HADDOCK Restaurant Formerly Vargos SCATTON'S 69 South Laurel Street Another Shipment Direct from Florida STONE CRABS 151-9031 CLUB KIRKWOOD Harwood, Pa. FRIDAY SPECIALS PLATTERS SHRIMP ROLL HADDOCK FILLET FRIED OYSTERS DEVILED CRAB Above Platters Include: Coleslaw, Green Beans, Potatoes, Rolls, Butter. 75c Fresh Homemade Clam Chowder Case Plus Tax and Deposit rai arrangements are in- MRS. ANDREW SKASKO ter of the late John and Anna, hcr lifc. The deceased was a member of Mar's B-vzantine RUe Cath Surviving in addition to her hus- son.

son, N. Francis, Waynesboro; Th iinT dS' mas, at home; and Mrs. 11 nstow n. Also surviving are a brother. Michael Hubosky.

New Boston; Jiaiv Iiuuu3n, U17 ofin' pi iumo fnr liLX requicm hiah a inMs, Marv's be in Cal- to 9 p. m. tomorrow and 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 m. auilUdV. MRS.

M. ELIZABETH CARTER -MI'S. Mrs. M. Elizabeth Cater, 9, a former Hazleton resident, died at 5:30 a.m.

lhursaay at ine aiumen-; berg Medical Center, Bethlehem, For the past 13 years, she resided: with her son-in-lavv and daughter Mr. and Mrs. Robert Heil, 3528 Highland street, Allentown. Born in Honeybrook, she was the daughter of the late Daniel aim riciici uciuu. She was a member of the Grace United of Christ, Hazleton.

Her husband William, died in 1931. Surviving are her daughter, rS- (Betty) HeU Allen- town, with whom she resided; a grandson, Robert C. Heil, at home; three brothers: Henry Berlitz, Hazleton; Daniel, West Hazleton; and Julius, McAdoo; and a sister, Mrs. Martha Zeller, Hazleton. Funeral services will be held at 2 p.m.

Saturday from Bachman Brothers Funeral Home Rev. William Y. Gebhard officiating. Interment will follow in the Yine Street Cemetery. There will be no viewing.

Shrine Films Tonight At Transfiguration Movies taken at three Canadian shrines will be shown without charge to the public tonight at 7:30 o'clock in Transfiguration Church auditorium. The films, offering color and sound, will include scenes from these shrines: St. Joseph's Oratory, Montreal; St. Ann's, Quebec; and Our Lady of the Cape, Three Rivers. Rev.

J. Rinfret, who is stationed at Our Lady of the Cape, will present the films. He has been exhibiting the 2'i-hour showing throughout the nation since embarking upon the current tour January 16. D'AMATO'S 5G5 Monges Street, Hazleton "The Homemade Pizza" Dial 455-3348 We Deliver "Try Our Homemade Bread TILLIE'S PITZ Large Pan 80e 10 KINDS OF DELICIOUS NUTRITIOUS PITZ 20 Kinds of Hoagies from 40c ea. 14 N.

4th Street, West Hazleton 453-2916 Delivery Service ICE SKATING HAZLE PARK 454-9097 T. T. LABELING SERVICE Administrative Inventory Safety Personalizing Professional For Service Call 453-0931 From 1 P.M. to 5 P.M. ROL-LATEX INTERIOR LATEX Beautifies wollf, ceilings.

No point dor; quick dry ing. Soap and voter clean-up. EVERY 2nd GALLON OR QUART FREE 118 North Wyoming St. HAZLETON 455-5311 of Mr and Mrs. Joseph Barletta, daughters, Angie and Florine and son, Anthony, of 253 South Pine street, will leave today for a month's vacation at Miami Beach, Florida.

They will be accompanied by a relative, Anthony Barletta, of 216 South Pine street. Joseph Barletta, a scout in this area for the Los Angeles Dodgers, 1963 world baseball champions, will spend a week at the Dodgers camp at Vero Beach, Florida. Steve Lazur. of 958 West 4th street, is a patient at the Veterans Hospital, Wilkes-Barre. He was admitted Wednesday.

Death Notices CARTER At Bethlehem. Thursday, Feb. 27, Mrs. M. Elizabeth (Berlitz) Carter, widow of William Carter.

Funeral services Saturday at 2 p. m. from the Bachman Brothers Funeral Home. Interment in Vine Street Cemetery. No viewing.

Bachman Brothers. MIKOVICH-At St. Joseph Hospital, Hazleton, on Tuesday, February 25, 1964, George Mikovich, 214 Washington street, Freeland. The funeral will be held Saturday at 9 a. m.

from the McNulty Funeral Home, Freeland. Requiem high mass will be celebrated at 9:30 a. m. in St. Mary's Byzantine Catholic Church, Freeland, and interment will be in the Ss.

Peter and Paul's E. G. C. Ass'n Cemetery, Freeland. Parastas service will be tonight at 8 o'clock at the funeral home.

Friends may call until the time of the funeral. R. J. McNulty and Son, funeral directors. i WEIR At McAdoo, Wednesday, Feb.

26, Mrs. Eva Weir, widow of Donald Weir. Funeral from the Stepanik Funeral Home, 36 East Blaine street, McAdoo, at 9 a. m. Saturday.

Solemn high mass of requiem in St. Kunegunda's Church at 9:30. Interment in tht parish cemetery. Friends may call today from 2 to 4 and 7 to 10 p. m.

Leon J. Stepanik, funeral director. PIEROHI SALE ELI'S Cor. Wyo. Chestnut Phone 454-9210 TONITE Melodians HELEN'S CENTER CAFE by THE LANCERS 4S5 West Broad Street (Across Hazleton Shopping Ctr.) FRI.

SAT. NIGHTS in BLAKESLEE INN'S Rainbow Lounge THE ARISTOCRATS Blakeslee, Pa. Int. Routes 940 and M5 LAMANA'S 21st and Locust Sts. Hazleton, Pa.

DANCE Tonight, Feb. 28th the great Al Robel Orchestra the band with the complete floor show il WJ 2D i daughter. mu- JIH' lUIlfldi was liciu ncuuijuoj 'from the Farenga Brothers Funeral: Cf Ann'c Phlirpll! burg. CHRISTINE M. JOHNSON Mrs.

Christine M. Johnson, ,3, cf 403 East Third street, Blooms- burg, an aunt several residents in tne greater nazieion area. aieu Tuesday in Bloomsburg Hospital. I Surviving are a son, three grand-i nUilrlfAn -f rfroaf-crronrlriilHrpn i bSr and vei nieces and nephews. The funeral will be held today ni iha Wilt TTnnpral Bloomsburg.

Rev. Daniel ti w.cw th rirct Baptist Church, Bloomsburg, will conduct the services. Burial will be in the New Rosemont Cemetery, Bloomsburg FLOYD SIGMAX Floyd Sigman, 70, of 1337 Ferry street, Easton, a brother of Webster Sigman, Stockton, died Wednesday morning at Easton Hospital. Surviving are three brotners ana two sisters. The funeral will be held Saturday at 2 p.

m. in the South Presbyterian Church, Easton. Friends may call today from 7 to 9 p.m. at the Heck Memorial Home, Easton. VALLEY PITZ Rosebrand Pitz and Meatball Hoagies Sybertsville, Penna.

Phone 78S-2167 FRIDAY NITE 'TIL 9 PHONE 454-2421 SAMMY'S! LARGE WHITE doz. 3 doz. SI. 50 51 5 lb. Avg.

i i In a clvllia.n Pay. SP4 Shila- aiL a me amun riorai Company, in Hazleton. OX BOARD OF REGENTS SANTA CLARA, Calif. Singer Eing Crosby was named a member of the board of regents of the University of Santa Clara Thursday. OVEN FRESH PIZZA I A'S 97 Sonth Vine Street SERVED DAILY Eat Here or Take Out Phone 454 9058 STEVE'S HOTEL CAFE 401 N.

Broad West Hazlctoa PLATTERS SEAFOOD, CHICKEN, HAM, STEAK CHOPS Fillet Mignon $2.00 Order of Clams 75c Clams to Take Out doz. 30c TODAY'S SPEOAL DEVILED CRAB PLATTER 50 French Fries and Coleslaw Plus Our Regular Menu GUTSIE'S ON THE HEIGHTS HOT PITZ COLOR TV We Cater to Private Parties, Banquets, Weddings. 454-9240 HE INE KEN'S ON TAP Public Invited! TODAY'S SPECIAL African Jumbo LOBSTER S1.75 Served from 6 to Hazle Township Hotel Lattimer-Milnesvtlle Road WE CATER TO: Private Parties, Weddings, etc Charles Krentz, 748 West Dia avenue. Mrs. Grace Swet, 659 Seybert street.

Mrs. Alice Houston, Hazle Yil- la0e. Hazlpton Barbara Roman, 8.0 North ine Street. Tamaqua street, McAdoo. Mrs.

Geraldine Mehlig, RD Weatherly. Birtl is Twins, a son and daughter fQ; jr. and Mrs. David Hume, 67 Broad street, Meadows. The mother the for- lilt IIJIUICI iJl- mer Lucille Petruska.

The father a. uic laum is assistant cashier of the Weath- the mother was Donna Marie Ger-ber. A son to Mr. and Mrs. John Krucher, 731 West Fourth street.

The mother's maiden name was Joan Guscott. A son to Rev. and Mrs. Gerald B. Hess, 618 Main street, Freeland The mother is the former Virginia Weight.

The father is pastor of the Park Methodist Church, Freeland. A son to Mr. and Mrs. William Campbell, Danville, at the Geis-inger Medical Center, Danville. Before marriage the mother was Jane Halterman, R.N., Drums.

LENTEN SPECIAL BRUGGER'S PIZZERIA Rear 630 McKinley St. SCUMUTZ n.oo Call 455-2111 PR EE DELIVERY Open Today 5 P. M. 11 P. M.

HOT PITZ Spaghetti Meatballs Assorted Sandwiches LEO'S BAR GRILLE Wyoming Mine Sts. FARMER'S 3rd Alter St. Hardshell Crabs Pierogi Potato Cakes LOBSTER TAIL CLAMS (Order) 1.00 OYSTERS (Fried) 1.00 Phone 434-9077 Case mixed to order Open i South lt i BeaveriC Lutheran Church, conducted the funeral services. Burial was in the parish cemetery. Pallbearers were Paul Listiak.

John Hebal, Andrew Kn-vak, John Sabo, Michael Sabol and George Yenchko. Monthly Program At Kis-Lyn Tonight The monthly entertainment pro gram for students and staff of the! Luzerne County Industrial School for Boys, Kis-Lyn, will be held this evening at 6:30 o'clock in the school auditorium. Rev. Richard E. Owens, pastor St.

John's Primitive Methodist Church, will give a brief inspira- tional talk- Arrangements for the program were made by Dr. M. L. Blum, this city, and T. Lyston Fultz, school superintendent.

MARTINI'S Tas-Tee Pitz DIAL 453-1801 Special 15 Pieces $1.00 With Roman Cheese PIT I NEAPOLITAN BAKERY 101 East Holly St. PITZ OF ALL SIZES Phone 435-0211 or 454-8881 FREE DELIVERY 4 'til DeLorenzo Paint Store 7 E. Broad St. West Hazleton Pa Con Reg. $3.23 Gal.

PAINT $43.9.8 SALE 'sScai Phone 455-051? M. M. Produce Hazleton-McAdoo Highway OPEN TONITE SATURDAY SUNDAY VINE RIPENED TOMATOES 29c lb. NO. 1 POTATOES 50 LB.

BAG SI. 49 RED GRAPES 2 LB. 39c TEMPLE ORANGES 59c A DOZ. COOKING ONIONS 3 LB. 19c FERDINAND'S SUNSET DINER Today and Every Friday FISH FRY $1-00 ALL YOU CAN EAT Orders fo lake out! 22nd N.

Church Streets Route 309 Fresh from Nearby Farms SAVE AT MEDIUM EGGS doz. 3 doz. SI. 25 42' WHOLE or CUT-UP Yearling Hen Why Pay More For Your Soda? SALAD, and STEWING JJ Chickens 4 FOR THE BEST SOUP, FRYERS ROASTERS IP, HONEY BEE SODA Sliced while you waif for Extra Freshness! SPECIAL! BURK'S QUALITY Case family size FRANKFURTERS lb. 59' CHICKEN PARTS LB.

6 fr 25 1 swi: lflc VIRGINA BAKED Domes V2ib.59c A. H. Smith Drums SCRAPPLE PUDDING SAUSAGE BAKERY DEPARTMENT SPECIAL! NOTICE TO WEST HAZLETON RESIDENTS A recent census conducted in the Borough of West Hazleton resulted in additional names being; placed on the tax list for the vear 1963. These persons will receive tax bills on or about March 1, 1961. 2 rebate will be allowed on payments made prior to May 1, 1961.

3'c penalty will be added on July 1. 1961. WILLIAM F. XEXSTIEL, Tax Collector. Sold Only at Daily 9 to 9 LONG JOHN DO-NUTS.