Standard-Speaker from Hazleton, Pennsylvania • Page 19

Second Section Early Edition HAZLETON Biblemen Hear Rev. Dr. Owens Standard Speaker THURSDAY, DECEMBER 11, 1969 Page 19 Claim Move Will Save Boro Money The Rev. Dr. Richard E.

Owens last night addressed the Federation of Men's Bible Classes at the annual Christmas dinner meeting in the Welsh Congregational Church, Hazle Village. Entertainment was provided by the federation four-piece orchestra which entertained with several holiday selections. The following musicians participated: Charles and George Schutter, Elwood Faux and Claude Good. Mrs. Charles Schutter accompanied the group on the Mrs.

Robert Erdossy entertained; with two vocal selections. She was accompanied by Miss Esther Audenried, the host church organist. Dr. Owens, in his brief asked his audience what makes' Christmas? He said it is not the City Abandons Plans To Hire New Police The city council apparently has abandoned its plan to hire three new policemen after the start of the ne year. The city's 1970 budget makes no allocation for new police personnel, even though the council recently passed an ordinance authorizing the addition of two patrolmen and one detective to the force.

The budget has been passed on two readings to date, but still is and Landfill Company, The Highest Bidder, Awarded W. Hazleton Dump Contract S1Svrf during a special meeting last night! Based upon these figures, thenue and North Broad Street, was subject to revision. Final or any of the matenal things hopoiIh.s iZn contran was awarded to the hieh also d.scussed. set for the end of this of life. It is the manifestation of dump contract to the and bidder, and council moea to nave councilman can warg said the God in Christ that reveals the great BARBERSHOP DAMAGED This gaping hole in the wall of Mariano's Barbershop, 75 S.

Wyoming was caused by a demolition crew razing the abutting property at the northeast corner of juniper and Wvoming streets. A large mirror was torn loose from the wall hv the impact, according to xZ h- n- rt 951.40. The award was made by a Sugarloaf Landfill Company re- labor strike, and the arrival of the; The men, led by Dr. Owens, sang Brucp th(, lieht had been (1Hav.H Hmv. Also bidding for the contract was A1SO DlUUinC IOr (He COniraCl Was i ciu.uc MjU mc.MiiK iiajfiiutU, Installation OfDr.Zogby of the business meetin.

Treasurer the SuSarloaf Landfi11 Company, council, a group of Webster Ave- and because of a backlog, it will ito rt RittPnhPH a with a bid of $5,900. nue residents presented a petition be approximately 60 days before! cial reDort 1 Council explained that in award-! to council asking that the street be the signal arrives in the borough. Tho p0v Philip RiWohimnr ing the contract to the high bidder. changed from one way west to one The light must be approved by the lstall- nfforoH thp pvpnina nr' anH tho the borough would in the long run way east. Mayor Leo Kubitsky at state, Warg stated, before that time said he.

Chief of Police ation can be made, due to state Rev. Benjamin E. Hess had the A. that to use the Sugarloaf dumo. the Meiss and Assistant Chief of Police iunds being involved.

benediction. A roast beef dinner was served by the women of the host church. The next regular meeting will be borough truck would have to travel I wouiu conduct a survey round trip, a total of 6,240 miles and make a ruling on the petition, per year. At a cost of 35 cents per Last night Mayor Kubitsky ruled Jersey Firm Has Plans To Build 144-Unit Apt. Complex on Franklin St.

Kim Construction Rahway.l which hearings were conducted, for a rear-yard variance for held at Salem United Methodist nw c-n,) 9 1sm' hasprl unnn the finri- At 8 Tonight Dr. Albert Zogby will be installed as president of the Hazleton Branch of the Luzerne County Medical Society at 8 o'clock tonight in Gus Genetti's Town and Country Room. The installation ceremonies will be held in conjunction with the Christmas party of the Medical Society Auxiliary. Church Jan. 21.

I tnr nnoraH th t'v faun rrf the survev He said the Bound Over For Grand Jury Action Technologists Party Tonight With three men working on the decision was made because of truck, the councilman said, the; many accidents occurring during number of hours they would work; the winter months in that area, I hauling garbage to the Sugarloaf and to drive from Webster Avenue 1 dump would cost West Hazleton onto South Broad Street could be $3,224 per year in wages. dangerous to motorists. N.J., has plans to construct a 144-1 all without objectors appearing, construction of a house. Zogby, who succeeds Dr, The regional Radiologic Technologists from St. Joseph and the The and Landfill operation Of the 17 families who signed the Stanley Yamulla, will be installed unit garden apartment complex on were as follows: George Leshko, Candlewood Cir- by Dr.

W. R. A. Boben, Wilkes-j Franklin Street near Luzerne! Block, 109 N. Wyom-cle, for a rear-yard variance for Dominic Bartenope, 24, of 213 E.

Diamond and John Stash, 25, of 138 N. Pine were bound over yesterday for grand jury action on burglary and larceny charges fol- Hazleton State General Hospitals at Crystal Ridge would save tax i petition to change the direction of and Drs. Thomas J. Conahan and dollars Get, said. The yearly mile-1 tratiic on Webster Avenue, it was Barre.

street. iing ior a projecting sign van- construction ot a nouse. Street Aerordins to data suoolied by ance- i Nicholas J. St. Mary, 107 N.

The cocktail hour has been set Edgar L. Dessen office and as-; age to and from the Crystal Ridge noted that only three lamines own sociates will hold their annual! dump would be 1,248 miles. At 35 1 ed automobiles. Christmas party tonight at the I cents per mile, the cost to oper-i A contract awarded by the bor-Astralite Room in West Hazleton. ate the borough truck for the ough several months ago to Inter- Uty Magistrate James Scarcellall" continued each under $7,500 bail Music for dancing wiU be provided after taking testimony from he R.

Carles Four, nesses in the burslarv of Sadlock's The auxiliary Christmas party Gifts will be exchanged. year would come to $436.40. state Safety Service Summit ittee includes Mrs. Victor service Station, 531 S. Poplar the firm to Hazleton Zoning Board Dr- Gerald Brazzo, a local den- Church for a special permit to of Adjustment this week, the apart-! tist for a front-yard variance and use his premises as a beauty salon, ments would be built on 8.43 acres'3 special permit for construction And Sharon Logudic, 921 W.

Fifth 0f iancj jof an addition to property at Dia- for a special permit to use Some of the apartments would Avenue and Vine Street. The her premises as a beauty salon contain one bedroom, others would w(oul(1 be used as a Pa" The board will announce its de-have two, and the remamder would UeAnls iting room. cisrons on the applications at a be efficiency apartments. August G. Kellmer, 232 W.

13th I later date. The proposed building site is ZSStVZ Month's Mind Mass Planned and Thomas Bros. Greco, chairman; Mrs. Herman Auerbach, assistant chairman- Mrs. Cornelius Coll.

Thomas Conahan, Mrs. John Coyle, Mrs. Julius Foldes, Mrs. Stephen Matsko and Mrs. John Sutula.

Naturol Gas 183-95 N. Cedar Oct. 14. Both Bartenope and Stash pleaded not guilty to the charees. UMW President Claims Reelection; Foe Hints He'll Challenge Result; Area District 1 of 3 for Yablor fei through their legal counsel.

Atty. Michael Kline, this citv, represent mit which would allow location of ed Bartenope. Atty. Michael Col the apartments in that area. lins, oi the Public Defender's Of VFW District Leader Visits Boro Tonight Kim also asked the board jFor Late Msgr.

W. J. Kane waive the normal six-month start fice, represented Stash. Collins sought unsuccessfully to have the of construction requirement should mid Veterans of Foreign Wars Dis- said, charges against Stash dismissed. WASHINGTON (AP) Unit-'five board for the past 27 years, A union spok trict Commander Andraukatis will Both Bartenope and Stash ed Mine Workers President W.refused to accept the headquar- "Boyle lost in only three the special permit be granted so A month's mind mass will be off-that the project could begin fol- ered at 7 p.m.

Friday in Our Lady lowing the spring thaw. of Mount Carmel Church, S. tricts out of 25 District 6 in charged with burglary and larcenv, visit tne Walter L. Hagelgans 1 Ohio and the panhandle of West receiving stolen goods and mali- VFW pst 8253 at 8 o'clock this ters vote count giving Boyle a zoning board hearing on Church in memory of the late ry Wednesday, while his oppo- Virginia. District in central cious miscniel to personal property evening aunng uie regular post a Kim application this wcek, no Rev.

Msgr. William J. Kane, who nent charged massive vote- Tnrough massive and flag- West Virginia and District 25, at the service station, from which meeting. -hiertnrs m-nfawted the hnildinu died on Nov 13 in Fitzgerald Mer- Michael rant violation of the Landrum- the anthracite i Membership chairm i of North-; a $10 pair of pliers was stolen. stealing.

nt Griffin Act and complete disre- eastern Pennsylvania. This dis- Bartenope also was charged with Segila will report on the spokesman for the of iair election procedures, I trict includes the Hazleton area, burglary and larceny at Thomas ship drive to date, and will alsoi thi VfJPf said year-old Boyle. lony Boyie appears to nave Yablonski said he is still await- ros Naturol Gas and on tne nnai pnase or tne, tide. parish. drive to reach 100 per cent by Dec His opponent, 59-year-old un-'turned back' P0'.

1 ing a full report by his own poll) living stolen goods. City Detective still another scheduled hear- Msgr. Kane, widely known will be served ing was not held when the ap- throughout the Greater Hazleton phcant, Powell's Furiture Store, itui m-93 S. Wyoming withdrew its ter of st- Joseph-m-the-Hills, Mai- said massive violations of feder-reb5 lead" at least 50,000 votes. combination movie camera and for a Labor Department investi- "Tt 1S a transitory setback; a i22 states and Canada and about aPartment- 2-CAR COLLISION State Police at Mahanoy City reported a 2-car collision at 11:45 application.

Msgr. Wm. J. Kane Powell's, which is being dis- Men of the Hazleton Area each placed from its present location year during the third weekend of Communion. Also the wives and m.

yesterday at the intersection; by the Downtown South urban July, and numbering auu eacn rnenos oi tne retreatants are m- gation. iDauie is iosi out uie ngm nas 80,000 retired miners who were Bovle went about his Just begun-the fight to wrest also eligible to vote, a-year job as president of the contro1 of the UMW inac: Navy Scholarship Test of Routes 309 and 54, at Hometown, renewal project, had filed for year, assisted at the spiritual re ited to assist at the mass. in Kush lownsiup. front. and side-yard variances to treat at Malvern.

nearly union 'ccssibie and unresponsive leaa- Police Probe Crash Chalmer Marsden, 55, of 135 Pine reiumana 1S in lo Be Given Saturday after attrihutins his re-eleftinn erb alla rtiurn io int coai nn permit construction of a new Msgr. Kane, a native of nermit rnnstnirtinn of a new Mser Kane a native of AshW tn enal miners' lnvaltv tn the ners The Navy has announced that Nesquehoning, was reported store on another urban renewal highly complimented the men of presem A- caPtam of tne Hazle" travehng south on 309. As he was plot at Wyomig and Juniper this locality who traveled the great-! ton retreat Sroup and Robert G. mained at his home in Clarks- i First, Diamond late John L. the Navy college aptitude test.

Yablonski, ville- Pa uianiug a icil Lum jvuuic streets. aistance tor a weekend at St. uer am is execuuve secretary. member of the union's execu- ue wdb sliulk. uy anouiei taropei- Although the furniture business Joseph-in-the-Hills.

financial wrongdoing in" Boyle, at 4 p.m. yesterday on Vine Street, I ship program, will be administer-including using union funds in between Diamond Avenue and First on Saturday at 8 a.m. wea oy uerome wen, ot am has submitted a request to! All retreatants of Malvern. Eas-1 Woodlawn Allentown, moving; Hazleton Redevelopment Author- Give A Gift Of Love Love Cosmetics Hazle Drugs Inc. Brd.

Wyo. ton and Tobyhanna are urged to i his re-election campaign. i Street north on Total damage to both cars was estimated at $350. does not own that land. The six other applications on Boyle said his victory was in! Police said a truck operated by part a rejection of "outsiders" Richard Bertuola, 521 N.

Vine backing Yablonski, including I was double parked when Anthony consumer crusader Ralph 411 E. Chestnut traveler, Rep. Ken Hechler, ing south on Vine Street, caught and Joseph L. Rauh, an attor- his left rear fender on the right ney and civil libertarian. front bumper of the truck.

"Our big job now is to heal Bertuola said the truck was not the wounds," Boyle said. "I'm moving at the time of the accident, glad to hear he's going to be but Ruffel told police the vehicle interested in healing some-Was jn motion when the accident deadline for applications, the Science Research Association Inc. will be unable to return admittance tickets to all candidates who have applied. Anyone who does not receive a ticket should report to their local testing center where they will be tested. Those not knowing the location of the testing center should contact the local Navy Recruiter, 145 E.

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