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Speaker, Tuesday, July 6, 1971 i Robert L. Seitzinger Funerals Deaths Death Takes Retired Freeland Pharmacist Today's Events Hazleton Kiwanis Club, Stan Genetti's Mural Room, 12:05 p.m. Banks Township Supervisors, Tresckow School, 7:30 p.m. Black Creek Twp. Supervisors, Fern Glen Firehall, 7:30 p.m.

Kidder Supervisors, Lake Harmony Hall, 7 p.m. Hazleton CAP, Municipal Airport, 7 p.m. YWCA Married Women's Club picnic, summer home of Mrs. Betty Walker in Rockport. Hazleton State General Hospital Women's Auxiliary executive board, Nurses' Residence, 1 p.m., admissions department volunteers, 2 p.m.

Solo Parents Club, YMCA-YWCA, 8 p.m. Hazleton Duplicate Bridge Club, Elks Club, 8 p.m. JOSEPH A. KINNEY Joseph A. Kinney, 66 N.

Laurel St, died Saturday at 5 p.m. at St. Joseph Hospital following a five-week illness. He was born in Tresckow, a son of the late John F. and Susanna (Boyle) Kinney and resided in Hazleton most of his life.

The deceased was a member of the Holy Trinity R.C. Church, N. Laurel St. Prior to his retirement in 1948, he was a salesman for the Edison Storage Battery Co. He is survived by his wife, the former Catherine Petrill; three sons, James, at home; John, Baltimore, and Robert, Wheaton, two daughters, Mrs.

William (Mary) Mathey, Tacoma, and Mrs. Joseph (Joan) Yanni, Al-lentown; two sisters, Rose Kinney, Arlington, and Mrs. John (Genevieve) Meyer, Newark, N.J.; and a brother, James Bethlehem. Thirteen grandchildren and three great-grandchildren also survive. Funeral services will be held Wednesday at 9 a.m., from the Boyle Funeral Home, 100 S.

Wyom-ing St, with a requiem high mass in Holy Trinity R.C. Church at 9:30 a.m. Friends may call today from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. Interment will be in the St. Gabriel's Cemetery.

The rosary will be recited tonight at eight o'clock. Robert L. Seitzinger, retired Freeland pharmacist, who resided at 608 Centre St, Freeland, died Saturday afternoon at St. Joseph Hospital, where he had been a patient five days. Born in Gordon, Pa, a son of the late William and Elizabeth Coopen- haver Seitzinger, he had resided in Freeland the past 66 years.

He graduated from Gordon High School and the Philadelphia College of Pharmacy and Science. The deceased was a member of St. Luke's Evangelical Church, Free-land. He and his wife, the former Hilda Fox, celebrated their 53rd wedding anniversary June 3. The deceased was a veteran of WWI, during which he served with the medical corps.

He was a member of the Freeland Building and Loan Association, of which he served for 25 years. He was also a ember of the board of directors of the Peoples First National Bank and Trust Co, Freeland branch. Other organizations of which he was a member were the Freeland Card Club; Arbutus Lodge No. 611, Caldwell Consistory of Bloomsburg; Hazleton Royal Arch Chapter No. 277; Mt.

Vernon Com-mandery No. 73, Knight Templar; and the Anthracite Council No. 62, Royal Select Masters. He also was a member of the Greater Hazleton Shrine Club, Wilkes-Barre Irem Temple; Luzerne County and American Pharmaceutical Associations; National Association of Retail Druggists; American Legion Post 473, Free-land, of which he was a charter member; WWI Veterans Post No. 1910, Freeland; Benevolent Protective Order of Elks No.

1145, Freeland; and a charter member of the 40 8 Club. U.S. Treasurer, Native Of W-B, Died Saturday Hazleton Standard Hospital ST. JOSEPH HOSPITAL: Admissions Julia McHugh, 403 Berwick White Haven. Margaret McCorniick, 140 Murray Bloomsburg.

Leo Poncheri, Rock Glen. 'Harold Ochs, Drums R. 2. Sylvester Bonas, Sheppton. James J.

Belletiere, 104 S. Sher man Court. Elizabeth Kershaw, 610 E. Main Weatherly. Cecelia King, 29 S.

Kennedy Drive, McAdoo. Nellie Gallagher, 605 South St, Freeland. Ruth Lyons, 66 S. Poplar St. Christine Hollabaugh, Main St Fern Glen.

John Adams, Weatherly R. 1 Dorothy Balash, 6'a Oak St. Tresckow. Mary Marticelli, 917 Centre St. Freeland.

Eva Kleckner, 69 N. Sheridan McAdoo. Isidore Kornzweig, 160 N. Church St. Rose Wasielowski, 29 Main St Jeddo.

Salvadore Teracino, 655 N. Wy eming St. Sarah Longo, 223 E. Elm St. Martha arietta, 228 S.

Pine St. Rose Farace, 527 N. Wyoming St Ellen Fisenman. 905 Winters West Hazleton. Rose VanBlargan.

109 E. Broad West Hazleton. Anthony Longazel, Rr. 584 Arthur St. Bernard Broton, 28 W.

Noble St Sandra Gallagher, 69 N. Kennedy Drive, McAdoo. Janice Eckrote, Drums R. 2 Walter Motel, 14 Main Har- leigh. George Martonick Junedale.

Marguerite Maeder, 104 Schuyl kill Tamaqua. Michael Klanitsko, 5 James McAdoo Heights. Diane Navitsky, 16 Fifth Ke- layres. Christine Ciocca, 951 N. James St.

Helen Fignar, 28 W. Catawissa Nesquehoning. Florence Stank, 612 Landmesser West Hazleton. Ronald Lowery, 930 Pine Freeland. Susan Zeisloft, 505 N.

Broad West Hazleton. Anna Katchmer, 528 W. Second St. Leah Frye, 636 N. Locust St.

Joseph Matruder, 323 W. Broad Tamaqua. Robert Crarick, 38 W. Market Tresckow. Anna Wisler, 904 Laurel St.

Philip Greco, 727 Boundary St. Discharges Mrs. Joan Radziewicz and son, 216 Allen West Hazleton. Mrs. Carol Hartranft and son, Rock Glen.

Mrs. Anastasia Gallagher and on, 215 Alvin Freeland. Mrs. Maureen Ryba and son, 619 Seybert St. Mrs.

Joyce Macus and son, Pine Sheppton. Mary Ann Karlick, 131 Washing ton West Hazleton. Saverio D'Andrea, 211 W. Main Weatherly. Marie DeLese, 825 N.

James St. Tress a William House 52, Lat-timer Mines. Mary Roberts, 645 Boundary St. Adrienne Baum, 641 Peace St. Mary Ann Berta, Sugarloaf.

Catherine Bobrowski, Rr. 685 Seybert St. Brian Schwalm, 19 E. Laurel Shenandoah. Ann Barrett, 95 Wilson St.

Victoria Shane, 707 Ingham Freeland. Earl Zerfoss, Drums R. 2. James Lesko, Weatherly R. 2.

Agnes Balon, 769 Arthur St. Violet Bond, 230 Ridge Free-land. Mary Mikolichick, 607 Peace St. William Beam, Drums R. 2.

John audio, 915 Grant St. Daniel DeLese, Drums. Lisa Boehmer, Market Weston. John Biechec, 31 E. Diamond Ave.

Helene Surmick, 853 Grant St. Eloise Curvey, Tamaqua R. 2. Mary Chiverella, 522 Alter St. Martin Pfeil, Drums R.

1. Mary Fotto, 442 Adams Free-land. Vera Maso, 907 Centre Free-land. Harriet Uplinger, Springtown, Mount Pocono. Irene Knelly, 113 Middletown, Freeland R.

1. Elizabeth Sharwarko, 405 Winters West Hazleton. Leonette Lonzetta, 152 Adams Freeland. Michael Scarlato, 17 Snyders McAdoo Heights. Claudia Tomushunis, 11 Webster West Hazleton.

Philip Elko, 3 W. Main Bea ver Brook. Jeanette Yurovchak, Hartland Park, Hazleton R. 1. Dolores Evacek, 650 James St Dorothy Balash, 6Vi Oak Tresckow.

Anthony Fristick, Quakake. Rene Beritcho, 337 Back Lat timer Mines. Marie Pann, 105 E. Broad West Hazleton. James Dougherty, 613 N.

Wy. oming St. Christine Hollabaugh, Main Fern Glen. James J. Belletiere, 104 man Court.

Sher- 28 the 219 the ing STEPHEN POTASH Stephen Potash, 239 Berner Ave, died Monday at noon at the Geisinger Medical Center, Danville, where he had been admitted earlier in the day. He was born in 'Jeanesville, a son of the late Stephen and Susan (Kotchis) Potash, and had resided in this city the greater part of his life. He was employed by Tenneco Chemicals. General ioam Division, and was a member St. Mary's Byzantine Catholic Church.

Surviving is a brother John, Hazleton, and the following three sisters: Mrs. Michael (Mary) Berish, Mrs. Anna Stola, Mrs. Jo seph (Olga) Hanculak, all of Hazle ton. There are several nieces and nephews.

Funeral services will be held Thursday at 9 a.m. from the Bonin Funeral Home, 2nd Street en trance, with a requiem high mass at 9:30 in St. Mary's Byzantine Church at 9:30 a.m. Interment will be in the parish cemetery. Friends may call Wednesday from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m.

JOSEPH (SYNOSKI) USTIONOFSKI SR. Joseph (Synoski) Ustionofski 112 Old St, Harwood, died Sunday at 3:50 p.m. at the St. Joseph Hos pital, where he had been a patient the past month. He was born in Harwood, son of the late Michael and Anna Lem- shak Ustionofski, and lived there all his life.

Prior to his retirement he was employed at the Humboldt Mines. He was a member of St. Michael's Ukrainian Catholic Church and the Harwood Fire Co. Surviving are his widow, the former Anna Slizofski; two sons Joseph Harleigh, and Edward, Harwood; four grandchildren, two sisters and a brother: Mrs. Michael (Mary) Sterenczak, Linden, N.J, Michael, Harwood, and Mrs.

Harry (Rose) Carley, Old Bridge, N.J. A brother, Stanley, preceded him in death. The funeral will be held Wednes day at 8:30 a.m. from the John J. Pusti Funeral Home, 480 W.

Broad St, with mass of requiem in St. Michael's Ukrainian Catholic Church at 9 o'clock, and interment in Calvary R. C. Cemetery. A parastas service will be held by the Rev.

Stephen Shymansky this evening at 8 o'clock. Senior Citizens To Plan Activities Plans for future activities and bus trips will be discussed Wednesday by members of the YMCA Senior Citizens when they conduct their first meeting for the summer at 7:30 p. m. in the YMCA building on South Church Street. It was announced that Wednesdays meeting will be the last time members will be able to place a deposit for the Silver Bay and Camel Back bus trips.

Numerous Firemen At Harwood Blaze A television set in a bedroom of the Gerald Dinsmore home, 175 Old St, Harwood, caught fire Sunday afternoon with the Harwood Fire Co. responding to the call at 2:45 p.m. Harwood firemen were assisted by fire companies participating in the Sheppton-Oneida Fire Co. par ade. They included Cressona Good Will Co, McAdoo, Ringtown, West Hazleton, Gilberton, Conyngham, Sybertsville, and the Hazleton fire chief, William Nilles.

Fire damage was confined to the one room of the Dinsmore home, but there was water and smoke damage to other parts of the house, as well as smoke damage to an adjacent house. ON DEAN'S LIST Edward Roger Hines, son of Mrs. Emma Hines of Drums RD 2, and the late Edward Hines, has been named to the dean's list at Penn sylvania State University, Hazleton Campus, where he is a freshman. Security Locks Installed Any Key Cut FRANK'S LOCKS (Bonded Locksmiths) 99 N. Wyo.

454-6623 BOOTY'S Drilling Co. Foundation And Ditch Digging 455-6623 R.D. 1, Hazleton Reports STATE GENERAL HOSPITAL: Admissions Otto Barbush, Weatherly RD. Joan Dubrausky, 520 Snyders Aurora, N.Y. Michael Fetchko, Pardeesville.

Florence Beaver, 4 E. Main Ringtown. Anna Voystock, 65 Main Upper Lehigh. Michael Banja, 1105 Pine Freeland. Barbara Hale, 98 N.

Lee Court. James J. Vito, 344 W. 14th St. Jacob Billman, Tamaqua R.

1. Mark Petrilla, 39 W. Diamond Ave. Kate Miller, Carbon County Home. Weatherly R.

2. mi 1 1 mil. 117 iU 1.. JTV John F. Heinzel, 217 E.

Jackson McAdoo. Cindy Goralewski, 138 S. Locust St. Annette Smerkanich, 353 Luzerne Candlewood Park. Mary Dronyack, 219 Ridge West Hazleton.

Carol Haas, 204 S. Cedar St. Laura Richie, Weatherly RD. Regina Gudalewsky, 745 E. Dia mond Ave.

Susan Balon, 1109 Pine Free- land. Nicholas Calucci, 130 W. First St. Eva Hill, New Ringgold R. 2.

Grover Houser, 732 W. Third St. Christine Skwierz, 1168 Ridge St, Freeland. Helen Spishock, 749 Peace St. Henry Zucatti, Rr.

123 W. Sher man St, McAdoo. William A. Selgrath, 108 N. Seventh St, Frackville.

John Barkanic, 559 Hayes St. Discharges John Dougherty, 697 Carson St. Candido Ecker, 26 W. Chapel St. Charles Kovatch, Stockton, Ha zleton R.

1. Edward Back, 118 W. Noble St Victoria Tamanini, 41 N. Second St, Oneida. Eva Pasick, 238 Bruno Ave.

Haddock. Edna Cann, 17 E. Blaine St, Ma Adoo. Lavina Wagner, 160 Orwigsburg St, Tamaqua. Rose Snyder, 138 N.

Cedar St Louise Bahrt. 99 S. Woodward Court. Alice Dudeck, 308 Winters West Hazleton. Margaret Farley, 52V4 N.

Wyom ing St. Cleo Rutecki, 693 N. Vine St. Emma Snyder, 4 Azeola St, Hat field. Charlotte Rooney, 115 Hoffman Boulevard, Ashland.

Jean Sabol, R.N, 933 W. 15th St. Joan Stolpe, 430 Main St, White Haven. Robert Serafin 444 E. Walnut St.

Verna Perhonitch, Tamaqua R. 2. Joan Dubrauskv. 520 Snvder Aurora, N.Y. T.icn 7arniislrv RRd Carson St John Drill, 41 S.

Wyoming St. Helene Romanick, 661 McKinley St. Barbara Hazara, Rr. 321 Carle ton Ave. Paul Sateach, 35 Berwick St.

Beaver Meadows. Births ST. JOSEPH HOSPITAL: A daughter, born to Mr. and Mrs. James Petrole, 852 Alter St The infant girl has been a patient at the hospital since birth.

Mrs Petrole is the former Joanne Fluri A daughter, born Friday, to Mr. and Mrs. Robert Minnick, 323 Carleton Ave. The mother is the former Geraldine Piacenti. A son, born Friday, to Mr.

and Mrs. Michael Jesky, 73 Main St, Harleigh. Mrs. Jesky is the form er Karen Hash. A daughter, born Saturday, to Mr.

and Mrs. Louis Smolinsky, 311 Allen St, West Hazleton. The mother is the former Catherine Palko. A daughter, born Saturday, to Mr. and Mrs.

Klair Lemon, 580 Garfield St. Mrs. Lemon is the former Jean Lodderhose. A son, born Sunday, to Mr. and Mrs.

Robert Fritzinger, 101 E. Columbus Ave, Nesquehoning. Mrs. Fritzinger is the former Grace Turrano. A daughter, born Sunday, to Mr.

and Mrs. James Lettiere, 426 E. Fourth St. The mother is the former Marion Marcinkevich. AMBULANCE CALLS Transported in the Hazleton Community Ambulance this past weekend were John Adams, Weatherly R.

1, and Salvadore Teririno, 665 N. Wyoming St, to St. Joseph Hospital; Lillian Olinick, 147-50 78th Ave, Flushing, N.Y, to the Hazleton State General Hospital dispensary, and Stephen Potash, 239 Berner Ave, to the Hazleton State General Hospital, then to the Geisinger Medical Center, Dan ville. Transported in the West Hazleton Community Ambulance over weekend were Mary Dronyack, Ridge Ave, West Hazleton, to Hazleton State General Hospital, and Veronica Kostos, 251 George St, New Brunswick, N.J, from St. Peter's Hospital, New Brunswick, to the Swankoski Nurs- Home, Drums.

Mayor's Name Omitted Mayor Joseph B. Conahan's name was unintentionally omiaed irom the list of dignitaries who was an honorary pallbearer at the recent funeral of City Councilman Anthony Sacco. LOTTIE FIRLEY BEAUTY SHOP 520 NE National Bank Bid. CLOSED July 6 thru July 14 The funeral of Charles J. Hess, 15 Myers Conyngham, who died Tuesday, was held Saturday morning from the Krapf and Hughes Funeral Home, this city, with the Rev.

Stacey I. Weaver, officiating. Interment was in St. Johns Cemetery. Honorary pallbearers were Claude E.

Miller, George Heck-rote, George J. Schmidt, Edward J. Schneider and William D. Stahr. Active pallbearers were Kenneth Miceli, William Walp, George Steckert, Edward Drum, Frederick George and William Daniels.

The funeral of Mrs. Ella Willem, who died Wednesday in Conyng ham, was held Saturday with burial in East Ridge Lawn Cemetery, Delawanna, N.J. The Rev. Lawrence Alt Calvary Community 'Baptist Church of Pennsock, N.J, officiated. The funeral of Adam Motel, West Hazleton, who died Thursday, was held yesterday morning from the John J.

Pusti Funeral Home, with high mass of requiem in Transfiguration R.C. Church. The Rev. Humphrey Tobias, brother-in-law of the deceased was celebrant and gave the blessing at the funeral home and at the grave in Calvary R.C. Cemetery.

The Rev. Mark Bochinsky was deacon and the Rev, John Madaj was sub-deacon. Pallbearers were Lawrence, Leon and Albert Motel Jerry Hir colla, Paul and Henry Minnick, all nephews of the deceased, and Thomas Bielskie, grandson of the deceased. The funeral of Andrew Danko of 19 Spring St, Upper Lehigh, who died on Thursday in the Hazleton State General Hospital, was held Saturday morning from the Petrilli Funeral Home, Freeland. The' Rev.

Edmund Roman was the celebrant ol a nigh mass in St. John's Catholic Church, Free-land. Interment was in Calvary Cemetery, Drums, where the Revs. Roman and John Purcell gave the blessing at the grave. Pallbearers were Andrew Brez-nitsky, John Susa, Joseph Hudock, Michael Garlic, Michael Kislan and John Waycekoski.

The funeral of Mrs. Veronica Bredbenner, who died Thursday at St. Joseph Hospital, was held Mon day morning from the Bonin Funeral Home. The Rev. Paul Waselus gave the blessing at the funeral home, celebrated the requiem high mass in St.

Mary's Byzantine Catholic Church, Freeland, and gave the blessing at the grave in Mount Laurel Memorial Park. Pallbearers were John Motsko, Michael Seroka, Joseph Karmo- nick, John Phillips Charles Bredbenner and Harold Bredben ner. Mrs. Helen (Kasmarsik) Kacz- marczyk, of 117 Washington St, West Hazleton, who died on Friday in her home, was buried Monday morning from the Fierro Funeral Home. The Rev.

John A. Madaj was the celebrant of a high mass of re quiem in Transfiguration Church, West Hazleton, and gave the bless mgs in the funeral home and at the grave in the parish cemetery, Pallbearers, all grandsons were Joseph Surmick, Daniel and Richard Besitka, Robert Yachera Michael Yachera and Richard Margavich. The funeral of Henry Branz, of 919 Jsouth St, Freeland, who died on Thursday, was held Monday morning from the McNulty Funeral Home, Freeland, with arrange ments in charge of the DiPronio Funeral Service. The Rev. Ralph V.

Caglioti gave the blessing in the funeral home and celebrated a high mass of re quiem in St. Anthony's Catholic Church, Freeland. He also gave the blessing at the grave in Calvary Cemetery, Drums. Pallbearers, all nephews of the deceased, were Robert, Joseph and Francis Branz, Leonard Lorenzetti, Henry Bott and Leo Zambotti. Vehicle Towing Trailer Upsets A station wagon towing a house trailer overturned on IR-80 at 3:10 p.m.

Monday near the Columbia County line in Nescopeck Township, injuring the wife of the driver. State Police at Troop said Mrs. Edna Spisak, of 25 Chopin Drive, Wayne, N.J, was taken to the Berwick Hospital following the accident. A hospital spokesman said last night that the woman received extensive lacerations of the right arm, and had been admitted in satisfactory condition after undergoing surgery. Police said Richard Spisak was driving east when the right rear tire of the station wagon blew out, after which the vehicle began to jackknife.

Spisak lost control, and ran off the south berm of the high- i way, where the vehicle and the trailer overturned. i ROCK AMERICA'S BEST NATURAL SPRING WATER Ilave a case delivered to your door, $1.25 case, pins deposit. A. MILLER, 128 E. Green St 453-1173 or 455-3381 ROCK of AGES MONUMENTS The Industry's Finest See Mr.

Persico HAZLETON MEMORL1L CO. Hiwiy 435-4138 Next to O'Lear's Catering Any other dealer offering Rock of Ages is misrepresenting. W-B New Mine Safety-Health Headquarters Wilkes-Barre has been selected as one of four new district headquarters for health and safety matters, according to the U. S. Bu reau of Mines.

The newly expanded nine district system, including the regional of fice and other headquarters in Pikeville and Barbourville, Ky, and Morgantown, W. would allow the bureau to "achieve a more effective distribution of the work force." Operations at present include district offices at Norton, Mt. Hope, W. Vincennes, Denver, Colo, and Pittsburgh. Bureau spokesman explained the new district offices will report directly to Washington and that expansion will reduce number of mines under each district's con trol.

1 Wilkes-Barre, Barbourville and Morgantown are sub-district headquarters. Visit Vets In Hospitals The Hospital Committee of the Greater Hazleton Veterans Association visited veterans last night at Hazleton State Hospital and St. Jo seph Hospital. Gifts were given the veteran patients and assistance given in their claims with the Veterans Administration by service officer Paul John Baker. Veterans visited at the Hazleton State Hospital were: John Dunni- gan, Stanley Perchak, George Mar-sko, Michael Stoffa, Neal Gallag her, George Boyer, Paul Evancho, Frederick Jones, Grover Houser, Otto Barbush, Walter Breuningsen, James Dors, George Calarco, Nicholas Calucci and Joseph Tenshaw.

-Veterans visited at St. Joseph Hospital were: Lester Bouch, Walter Motel, Frank Patki, Robert Jamelli, Anthony Simonetta, Paul Ancharski, Bernard Broton, Harold Ochs, Mahlon Hinkle, Leo Pancher ri, Frank Higgins, Joseph Logudic, A.J. Bonner, Nate Houser, Andrew Andrejco, and Louis Riccio. Vistation was made by Baker. Commander Raymond Marusak.

and Dennis Boyle. Church Picnic Set For July 24 and 25 The annual picnic of St. John the Baptist Polish National Catholic Church will be held July 24 and 25 on the parish grounds at 12th and Church Sts, city. The Rev. Edward Paluch, pastor of the parish, will serve as honorary chairman for the outdoor fete, and Paul Makuta is general chairman for the affair.

PARKING LOT MISHAP Two cars parked on the parking lot of Discountland, 22nd and North Vine Streets, were slightly damaged at 5:55 p.m. Monday when the brake of one car was re leased by a child and drifted back into the second car. Cruiserman John DiBello said the car of John D. Wanick drifted back into the car of Dominick D'Angelo, 1058 Alter St. after the child in Wanick's car released the brake.

55c PIZZA Cabbage and Potato Pies Delivery 6 to 11 For a Delicious Change of Pace Try Our HOT HAM CHEESE TOMATO SANDWICH Across from Valmont Plaza PIZZA HUT IS C0MINGI Open GARAGE MINE ST. Robert L. Seitzinger In addition to his wife' he is survived by the following children: Esther, wife of Atty. Albert Maier, White Haven; Mrs. Henry (Jeanne) Wacker, Venetia; Robert L.

retired major in the United States Air Force, now living in Biloxi, and William Freeland druggist; a brother, William Tower City; and two sisters, Mrs. Emma Hubler and Mrs. Edna Haas, both of Gordon. Fifteen grandchildren, four great-grandchildren, and several nieces and nephews also survive. Funeral services will be held this afternoon at 1:30 p.

m. from the Cotterall Funeral Home, Free-land, followed by 2 p. m. services in St. Luke's Church, with the Revs.

H. Raymond Jones and Allen Roth officiating. Interment will be in St. John's Cemetery, St. Johns.

Dorothy Andrews Kabis will be a memorial service Wed nesday afternoon at Odessa, Del. in St. Paul's Methodist Church where Mrs. Kabis was active, and another memorial service Friday at American University in Wash ington. Burial was planned for Thursday afternoon in the Shef field, Mass, Cemetery.

Hazleton Skies Today Sunset today 8:39 p.m. Sunrise tomorrow 5:39 a.m. The moon rises 7:36 p.m. today and rides low. VISIBLE PLANETS (their approximate distances from the earth tonight) Mars 43 million miles.

Venus 154 million miles. Jupiter 427 million miles. Saturn 915 million miles. Regional Forecasts i Eastern Pennsylvania Partly sunny today with chance of an afternoon or evening thunder-shower tonight and Wednesday. Lows tonight upper 50s to mid 60s.

Highs both days in the 80s. Zone Forecasts Upper Susquehanna, Middle Susquehanna, Northeast including Poconos Partly sunny today with chance of an afternoon or evening thundershower. Highs in the 80s. Partly cloudy tonight and Wednesday. Lows upper 50s to low 60s.

Highs again in the 80s. Probability of precipitation 30 per cent today and tonight. Winds light and variable south to southwest five to 15 mph today. BURGLAR ALARMS (Business Home Auto) (Free Estimates) FRANK'S LOCKS (Bonded Locksmiths) 99 N. Wyo.

454-6623 AUTOMATIC TRANSMISSIONS REBUILT Reasonable Prices Free Road Check, Quick Service Guaranteed Auto Trans Body Shop Harleigh Terrace Phone 454-7571 Now DOLAN'S 331 W. iwpBimnwMwwiiimmiiwwviiuyiin i li mimi If v(m i v. MICHAEL LAZO Michael Lazo, of 356 Park Freeland, died suddenly at 7:30 p.m. yesterday in the Hazleton State General Hospital. Born in Freeland, he was a son of the late Michael and Helen Petrushka Lazo, and was a member of St.

Mary's Byzantine Catholic Church, Freeland. Prior to locating on the North Side area three years ago, he lived in Pittsburgh where he was secretary of the Greek Catholic Union for more than 30 years. Prior to his retirement, he was employed by the U.S. Steel Co. at the Home-stead plant.

Surviving are his wife, the former Susan Magula, and the following children: Edward, Hamilton, Ohio; Michael, Pittsburgh; Mrs. Anthony (Irene) Speranzo, Oklahoma City, Joseph, Louisiana; and twins, Francis and Fran-cine, both at home; seven grand-children and the following brothers and sisters, Andrew, home; Mrs. John (Mary) Zabach, Freeland; Joseph, West Hazleton; Mrs. George (Helen) Bradish, Freeland; and Mrs. Robert (Anne) Heisner, this city.

Also surviving are several nieces and nephews. The funeral will be held from the McNulty Funeral Home, Free-land, at a time to be announced. MRS. VERONICA KULLA Mrs. Veronica Kulla, Oak Street, Tresckow, died Sunday at 6 p.m.

at Hazleton State General Hospital where she had been admitted as a medical patient Saturday. Born in Czechoslovakia, the daughter of the late John and Mary (Tomas- check) Voycheck, and resided in Tresckow most of her life. She was a member of St. Michael's R.C. Church, Tresckow.

Her husband, Andrew, died in 1926, and she is survived by four children: Michael, Williamsport. Mrs. Edward (Anna) Kemzura, Tamaqua, Miss Mary Kulla, Philadelphia, and Mrs. Edward (Susan) McElwame, Fayetteville, N. C.

Also surviving are 10 grandchildren and three great grandchildren. The funeral will be held from the Burcin Home for Funerals Wed-nesday at 9:30 a.m. with requiem high mass in St. Michael's R.C. Church, Tresckow at 10 o'clock, and interment in the parish ceme tery.

Friends may call this evening from 7 to 9 p.m. mm Lattimer Crossroads TONIGHT TONY KARPEE ORCH. Phone 454-9278 Kitchen open 7 p.m. to 1 a.m. Tomorrow, WEDNESDAY "LENNY MELTONES" Everyone's Favorite! BOOTY'S Drilling Co.

i IU "lf you're 0 71 WELL CALL We make A come true." PLEASE CALL 435-6623 455-4036 788-1976 9 The 33rd treasurer of the United States, Dorothy Andrews Kabis, 54, a native of Wilkes-Barre, died Sat urday of a heart attack suffered while visiting her father's grave. She and her husband had been visiting relatives in Massachusetts and stopped to look at the grave of her father, Reginald Hastings An drews. Mrs. Kabis became ill while leaving the cemetery, an admin istrative assistant said, and was taken to Fairview Hospital where she was pronounced dead at 9 p.m. Mrs.

Kabis, Dorothy Andrews Elston before she remarried, was sworn in as the country's treasurer on May 7, 1969. She was the fifth woman to hold the office and was best known to the public for her signature on paper money. From Camp David, Md, Pres ident Nixon sent a message of condolence to the family. Her administrative assistant, Donna Van Arsdale, said there Death Notices KINNEY At St. Joseph Hospital, July 3rd, Joseph A.

Kinney of 66 North Laurel St. Funeral from the Boyle Funeral Home, 100 S. Wyoming St, Wednesday at 9 a.m. Requiem high mass in Holy Trinity R.C. Church, North Laurel St, at 9:30.

Interment in St. Gabriel's Cemetery. Friends may call today 2-4 and 7-9. The rosary will be recited this evening at 8 p.m. John J.

Boyle Sons, funeral directors. KULLA-At Hazleton State General Hospital, Sunday, July 4, 1971, Mrs. Veronica Kulla. Funeral Wednesday morning at 9:30 o'clock from the Burcin Home for Funerals. Requiem high mass in St.

Michael's R.C. Church, Tresc kow at 10 a.m. Interment in the parish cemetery. Friends may call Tuesday evening from 7 to 9 p.m. John J.

Burcin, funeral director. SEITZINGER At Hazleton, July 3, 1971, Dr. Robert L. Seitzinger husband of Hilda (Fox) Seitzinger, 608 Centre St, Freeland. Funeral services Tuesday at 1:30 p.m.

from the Cotterall Funeral Home in Freeland with continued services in St. Luke's Evangelical Lutheran Church at 2 p.m. Interment will be in the St. Johns Cemetery at St. Johns.

F.K. Cotterall, funeral director. USTIONOFSKI (Synoski) beloved husband of Anna (Slizofski) Ustionofski, at St. Jo seph Hospital, Sunday, July 4th. Funeral Wednesday 8:30 a.m.

from the John J. Pusti Funeral Home, 480 W. Broad Street. High mass of requiem in St. Michael's Ukrainian Catholic Church, 9 a.m.

Interment in Calvary R.C. Cemetery. Friends may call Tuesday 2 to 4 and 7 to 9. Arrangements: Pusti. If Yon Are Thinking Of ASPHALT PAVING AND COAL HAULING Call PETER DEEB For Free Estimates, 455-6969 SUPERIOR ENTERTAINMENT! TONIGHT The Wonderful, Very, Very Funny ZANY ECHOES Entertainment and Dancing Starts 9:30 P.M.

Sound Investment CAR CARE POLISHING WAXING CLEANING INTERIOR Call for appointment Laurel Garage, Inc. Cor. Green Cedar Sts. Phone 454-0841 Since 1934 Four Feet of Snow Under the Sawdust CHEBOYGAN, Mich. (AP) Youngsters celebrated the Fourth of July weekend by throwing snowballs, when workmen from a local woodworking plant bulldozed two feet of saw BAR and RESTAURANT, Hazleton Heights Owned and Managed by JIMMY DeMATT (Formerly Gabe Kennedy's) 454-9102 THE AREA'S NEW ENTERTAINMENT SPOT JD Diagnostic Tune-Ups Ignition and Carburetion Service Light and Heavy Towing 454-8207 Kitchen Open Evenings 8 to 12 Fridav and Saturday 8 to 1 Serving Lunches DAILY from 11:00 A.M.

to 2 P.M. CATERING to Showers, Weddings, Dinners, Funerals, Etc. dust from a large pile and dis covered four feet of snow..