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Hazleton Standard-Speaker, Thursday, April 5, 1973 31 Council OKs Bills ECKLEY DART FLAY The Eckley Reds dart team will take on Rustic Tavern, Drums, in an exhibition dart match tonight at the Eckley Social and Sports Club. Eckley, champs of the North Side League, defeated Rustic last week at Drums. Hospital Reports FREELAND AREA WHITE HAVEN-POCONOS CORRESPONDENTS Joe Falatko, 118 Fern Freeland Telephone 636-3861 Leave Items at Seitzinger's, Woodies, Meyer's or Nicky Nocehl's Miss Ethel Zehner, 418 Allegheny Ave, White Haven Telephone 443-9369 STATE GENERAL HOSPITAL: AMBULANCE CALLS Freeland-North Side community ambulance calls: Michael Petrus-ka, 531 Hemlock Freeland, home from St. Joseph Hospital, Hazleton; Mrs. Anna Mae Yula-nowski, 1044 Birkbeck Free-land, to St.

Joseph; Mrs. Ella Zu-mar, 938 Walnut Freeland, to St. Joseph; Mrs. M. Jurballa, 49 Main Highland, to St.

Joseph. MMI Paper Drive Yields 21,950 Lbs. The MMI Ecology Class is grateful to all who participated in its paper drive on Saturday. The response was overwhelming as 21,950 pounds of paper was collected. This comprises the largest amount of paper collected on any one day since the formation of the class in 1971.

To this date, 82,350 pounds of paper have been collected. The class would also like to apologize to those whose papers have been inadvertently missed during the drive on Saturday morning. Another paper drive has been scheduled for a Saturday in May. A definite date for this final drive of the 1972-1973 school year will be announced. ST.

JOSEPH HOSPITAL: Visiting Hours: General: 1 p.m. to 2:30 p.m. Maternity: 1:30 p.m. to 2:30 p.m. Evening: 6:30 p.m.

to 8 p.m. Admissions Charles Gadola, 973 Clinton Court. Janet Rodino, 649 Alter St. Frank Kujat, Main Drifton. Helen Hopf, Rock Glen.

John Rattie, Ringtown R.D. 1. Barbara Lawrence, King Road, St. Johns. Johanna Tarapchak, 880 Branch Court.

Judith Palmer, 585 N. Church St. Michael Sweet, 56 Main Jed-do. Stanley Lewash, 639 Winters West Hazleton. Gino Darcangelo, Maces Road, Drums.

Charles Ladner, White Haven R. D. 1. Discharges Mrs. Mary Louise Fetterman and son, Oakland Park R.

D. Mrs. Mary Ann Herbener and son, Buuer Terrace, ireeiana. Mrs. Mary Ellen Kukel and daughter, 309 E.

Chapel St. Mrs. Charlotte Sartori and son, 268 S. Laurel St. Mrs.

Ruth Setcavage and daugh ter, Park Crest, Barnesville. Susan Ruth, 577 N. Laurel St. Brenda Cheslukowski, 124 W. Clay West Hazleton.

Cora Mengel, Lutheran Home. Carmen Ciotola Rr. 888 N. Laurel St. Lena Kline, 550 N.

Laurel St. Lillian Cussatt, 595 Alter St. Michael Petruska, 531 Hemlock Freeland. Jean Valusek, 224 E. Center Nesquehoning.

Henry Hardcastle, 561 Peace St Ann Braskey, 642 Putnam West Hazleton. Ann Amnion, 204 St. Ann Drive, Drifton. John Sullivan, 953 Centre Freeland. Edward Vanek, Main Eber- vale.

GEISINGER MEDICAL CENTER: Amissions Mrs. Connie L. Deis, Rr. 13 W. Broad West Hazleton.

Mrs. Magaret M. Sukel, 194 S. Bennett Court. Mrs.

Jennie M. Small, Drums R.D. 1. Albert P. Aleshuskl, 234 Schuyl kill Shenandoah.

Gary I. Mowery, Nescopeck D. 1. GOOD SAMARITAN HOSPITAL: Admissions Mrs. Bernadine Slavinsky, 408 W.

Center Mahanoy City. Discharges Leona Hermann, 24 W. Mahanoy Mahanoy City. Justin Wargo, Park Crest, Barnesville. Visiting Hours: Afternon: 1:30 p.m.

to 4 p.m. Evening: 6:30 p.m. to 8 p.m. Admissions Frank DiBlasi, 427 W. 18th St.

Mary Pekala, 218 Fern Glen. Nancy Messerschmidt, Tamaqua R.D. 2. Harold Darris, 894 Roosevelt St. Alice Sannie, 613 Landmesser West Hazleton.

Charles Frye, 428 W. Fourth St. Lawrence Marchetti, Rr. 880 Al ter St. Margaret Miller, Hazleon R.D.

1. Douglas Dougherty, 920 W. 20th St. William Dougherty, 2 N. Kennedy Drive, McAdoo.

Cynthia Krouse, Drums R.D. 2. Discharges Michael Golden, Rr. 628 S. Ken nedy Drive, McAdoo.

Anthony Yemola, 757 Roosevelt St. James Shoup, Lakeside De lano. John Rattie, Ringtown R.D. 1. Louis Ravina, Buckhill Falls.

Camille Olman, 207 W. Sherman McAdoo. Margaret Maxwell, 771 McKinley St. Keith Medash, Drums. John Leschyk, Sybertsville.

Ronald Kerrick, 176 S. Fulton St. Pauline Hinger, 330 Winters Ave. Leah Hinkle, 606 Packer Weatherly. Vivian Greenwalt, Drams R.D.

1. Lillie Eli, Rr. 568 Lincoln St. Frank Dudek, 203 S. Wyoming St.

Babe Ruth Meet Tonight The Freeland Babe Ruth Base ball League will hold a meeting at 8:30 tonight in Jake's Restaurant. President Bob Glennon said the meeting is important with numerous items of business, including plans for the start of another league season of baseball. Apopintment of managers and their assistants will be included, according to Commissioner Joe Marchetti. The fund-raising project now on also will be concluded, Vice President Nick Nocchi noted. Nocchi is fund project chairman.

All league members are urged to attend tonight meeting. CHOIR REHEARSAL St. Anthony's R.C. Church choir will have a rehearsal at 7:30 tonight in the church, Fern Street, Freeland. The Canada Water Act passed in 1970, provides for fines of up to $5,000 a day for polluting.

LOCUST MOUNTAIN HOSPITAL: Admissions Joseph Decrease. 626 W. Perm Shenandoah. Michael Levandoskl, 430 W. Oak "Shenandoah.

Delia Kostelnick, 400 Ohio Shenandoah Heights. Barbara Rogers, 525 E. Pine Mahanoy City. Discharges Alex Matlowski, 11 E. Cherry Shenandoah.

Sophie Horrox, 26 W. Center Shenandoah. Frank Barno, 216 E. Oak Shenandoah. Daniel Carlin, 300 E.

Market Mahanoy City. POTTSVILLE HOSPITAL: Admissions Mrs. Frances Keim, 103 W. South Mahanoy City. Discharges Grace Kudel, 1000 E.

Railroad Mahanoy City. Charles Fredericks, 118 Jerome Tamaqua. Mrs. Mary Ann Walker, 402 E. Pine Mahanoy City.

COALDALE HOSPITAL: Admissions Timothy Fallstich, 210 E. Patterson Lansford. Denise Domin, New Ringgold R. D. 1.

Joseph Bieniek, 405 Rolling Hill Tamaqua. Mrs. Margaret Felsocl, 212 Wash inglon Tamaqua. Mrs. Dorothy Pasqua, 20 Spruce Tamaqua.

Discharges Mrs. Hazel Arthur, Dennis Davis, Summit Hill. Births ST. JOSEPH HOSPITAL: Twin daughter to Mr. and Mrs.

Robert Thrash, 97 S. Pine St. The mother is the former Joan Peel. A daughter to Mr. and Mrs.

Raymond Bobey, 626 Winters West Hazleton. Prior to marriage, the mother was Sharon Loss. A son to Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Ganc, Drums R.D.

2, The mother's maiden name is Anna Marie Pcol-insky. A daughter born April 1 to Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Kukel, 309 E. Chapel St.

The mother was formerly Mary Ellen Yanochko. GOOD SAMARITAN HOSPITAL: Twins, a son and a daughter, to Mr. and Mrs. John Romanot, 508 W. Cherry Shenandoah.

Before marriage, the mother was Judith Szuler. OUT-OF-TOWN: A son, Kyle Ryan, born March 27 to Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Sharpe, Uncasville, Conn. The mother was formerly Rachel Young, daughter of Mr.

and Mrs. Clyde Young. Drums. The father is a native of Long Island, N.Y. wmm State Store Mgr.

Retires At W. Haven Joseph Lopeekoske, manager of the White Haven Penna. State Liquor Store for the past five years, retired effective Mar. 30. He has compiled more than 31 years of service with the Penna.

Liquor Control Board. He started in the Freeland State store and then spent time in the U.S. Air Force from 1942 to 1945. Most of his service was overseas, participating in seven campaigns. After his honorable discharge, he worked in Hazleton area stores and in 1959, came back to Free-land as co-manager, remaining in Freeland until 1967.

After a short tour at the Hazleton store, he became manager at White Haven in January, 1968 and remained there until his recent retirement, He and his wife reside at RD 1, Drums, since 1965. Key Games In Tourney Key games marking the second-phase of quarter finals action are on tap tonight in the Freeland YMCA Biddy Style Basketball Tournament at the "Y' Four good kid teams will be in action, three of them from Hazleton and one from Weatherly: The Hazleton Key Club Wolfpack Hazleton Pal top players) will make its tourney bow against the Hazleton Suns. The Suns defeated the Freeland Slovaks in its first test. The Wolfpack-Suns city battle is set for 7. At 8, Blue Comet Diner, Hazleton, also a top-rated team bowing In the tourney, will meet Weatherly All-Stars, winners over White Haven No.

2 on Monday. Tonight's two winners will join last night's winners in the tourney semi-finals Friday night, and all four surviving teams will appear in the championship night finals on Monday, the winners in the title game and the losers in the third-place consolation clash. Fans are invited to turn out and watch some excellent, thrilling basketball on a miniature level. LEGION MEET A meeting of the Freeland Post 473, American Legion, will be held at 8 tonight in the post home. Commander Michael Kalanevich will be in charge.

All Legion members are urged to attend the meeting. The following bills were approv ed for payment by Freeland bor ough council: Administration Tri County Business Machines, Stan dard-Speaker, Peoples First National Bank, Car-melita Stefanick, Diane Myers, Harold Banjock, $70; Nation wide Insurance, Fred Javer, $400. Building-Grounds Bell Telephone Clarence Bechtloff, Cashi-mer's Paints, Frank Bobbie, $78.60. Fire, Light, Water Mike's Mobil, 4th Ward Fire $300; Kistler Fire Protection, Herring's Sporting Goods, $39.60. Police J.

B. Malloy Printing, Feussner Ford, Bonomo's Hardware, Her- bener's Service Station, Peoples First National Bank, $4.50. Sanitation Petchel Oil, Herbener's, Streets Herbener's, Mike's Mobil, Cashimer's, Fairmont Ira Berger, Tony's Welding, Kopski Automotive, Trans-National Development $87. FHS GAMES The Freeland High School base ball team will attempt to get in two exhibition games before the start of the Hughie McGeehan League season at mid-month. Freeland will travel to Tamaqua Friday and to Crestwood at Moun-taintop next Monday.

A home game with Crestwood was rained out Monday, Tuesday and yesterday, and will not be rescheduled. Coach Rich Cardoni's Whippets are league defending champions. Resuta's Star Dart Results The South team edged the North in the fifth game of a best-of-five series on post-season darts action in Resuta's League. The South jumped off to two quick wins, but the North grabbed the next two and forced the South to come back for the "rubber" win. The North played without the services of their ace, Jack Hollis.

A rematch for next week is being considered. This Saturday's action will match the East All-Stars against the West All-Stars. The line-ups consist of the 12 top-average shooters from the past Fish League season. Included are such dart dandies as Ken Delfine, Bert Mar- ley, Soni Buda, Ray Billman, and Frank Gortva, all North Side cir cuit shooters. This Saturday's preliminary match will feature a special one-on-one match up.

The two finalists in the elmination contest finds John (Jerky) Lapchak taking on Joe Potosky. High shooters for the North- South mini-stars were: Tom Palko 44. 41. Bear Stebnitsky 46, Gene Resuta 44. B.

Fairchild 44, 40, J. Tulanowski and Jim Brennan 40 Foster Supv. Meet at 7 The monthly meeting of the Foster Township Supervisors will be held at 7 tonight in the new township municipal building. The building office is being panelled and furnished by the township authority-supervisors. Plans for the spring-summer roads program in the township will be included among tonight's business.

The streets committee of Free-land borough, headed by Councilman George Barna, will visit with the supervisors, to discuss the status of Graham on the Free-land-Foster boundary line. Chairman Edmund Ferdinand will be in charge. Altar Society Meets at 7 A meeting of the Altar Society of St. John Nepomucene R. C.

Church will be held at 7 tonight in the church basement, Vine Freeland. The Altar Society will hold a bake sale in the church before and after the masses Saturday evening and Sunday, in the church basement. The Altar Society also is joining with the parish Holy Name Society in sponsoring a parish fish fry on Friday, April 13 in the parish center. Tickets are available from members of both organizations and also before and after all masses. Mary Louise Gowan, Altar Society president, will be in charge of tonight's meeting.

MMI Tickets Are Available Tickets for the testimonial banquet for the MMI Preppers state championship basketball team are available to the public. The banquet will be held on the evening of Tuesday, April 10 at Gus Genetti's. A region-wide turnout is expected for the fete. Solid organization support of the banquet is evident, with many Freeland organizations and those from Hazleton joining in as sponsors to help put the testimonial across. A banquet-planning meeting was held this week at the MMI.

Tickets are available in Free-land at Woodie's Restaurant, Nocchi's Variety Store, and Bel- lezza's Shoe Store, and in Hazle ton. at the Coney Island Restaurant. Thanks Volunteers The scores of volunteer workers who assisted in the recent Ed wards Memorial Amateur Basket ball Tournament at the Freeland YMCA were extended thanks by Tom Landers, this year's tourney chairman, and the committee. Landers, Freeland police officer, is a YMCA director. His 1973 tourney committee consisted of fellow directors Bill Turri and Bill Fox, and Gene Delia Croce, secretary, as co-chair men.

Appreciation was extended to volunteers who took care of such duties as tickets sales scorekeep-ers, timers, ticket-takers, ball boys, floor boys, and all other vol unteers. Landers also expressed the appreciation of the committee to all others, adults and boys, who assisted in any way to help make the tournament again a success. Clover Bar, Audubon Bowl Clover Bar Mixed League matches will be rolled tonight at St Michael's Recreation Center lanes, Freeland. Audubon League matches are carded late this afternoon. The schedules: Clover Bar Mixed Position week, 7:15.

Audubon Position week, 5. Clover Bar Mixed results: Belles 2 Fives 2, Dot Dion 485, Richie Gerlach 527 (Dion 177, 171, Gerlach 188. 181), Louise Maranki 470, Bob Quinn 515 (Cheri Ravina 178, Lorraine Domchick 160, Ma ranki 194. 167. Quinn 197, 171).

Kings 4 Aces 0, Mary wooaring 483 Ray rjjon 456 (Woodring 170 166, Nancy Hannusick 160), Vicri Hudock 515, Charlie Woodring 589 (Hudock 202, 177, Barbara Dnvis 197. 164, C. Woodring 210, 200. 179). Leafs 3 Queens 1, Marion Curney 426, Chuch Ravina 595 (Dan Ma-rencin 197, Curney 163, Charlie Keenapple 172, Ravina 215, 200, 180), Joyce Bobby 412, Al Wood-ring 514 (VJoodring 219).

Cloverettes 3 Jacks 1, Kathy Titus 431, Dan Ravina 561 (Titus 160, Bob Minor 177, 171, Ravina 211. 183), Joe Titus 567, Marie Holland 461 (Titus 205, 195). St. Ann Altar Society Meets The Altar and Rosary Society of St. Ann's R.

C. Church, Freeland, will hold its monthly meeting at 7:30 tonight in the Rosary Room of the church. Reorganization will be the first order of business, with the election of officers. AH women of the parish are invited to join the society. After the business meeting, there will be a social period with games and a Crazy Hat Show.

All are welcome to participate. Hostesses for the evening will be Mrs. Julia Quinn, Mrs. Anna Mulhearn, Mrs. Kathryn Novak, Mrs.

Florence Billman and Mrs. Alice Urenovich. SOX BORV A son. Matthew Nathan, was born to Mr. and Mrs.

Michael R. Gabriel, Apartment 3C, Sherbrook Cortland, N.Y. They also have another son, Michael Jr. Mrs. Gabriel is the former Patty Kardisco of Upper Lehigh.

UCC CHOIR REHEARSAL St. John Reformed United Church of Christ, Freeland, choirs will rehearse this evening. Junior choir rehearsal will be at Senior choir rehearsal at 6:45. OLORFUL WUm 1 Trailer Rolls, Hits Vehicles A huge tractor-trailer parked in the 500 block of Centre Free-land, yesterday morning slipped its brakes, rolled a short distance, and then jack-knifed, striking and damaging two parked vehicles before it came to rest across the entire length of the street. The driver, Robert Freeman, 56, Sumter, S.

Carolina, was about to unload the trailer with furniture at Pitman's Store across the street, when the air brakes failed. The rig rolled backward down the slightly inclined street, then rammed into the side of the auto of Thomas Laganosky, Freeland-White Haven highway, parked there by his wife, Anna, driving the front end against the curb and a parking meter standard, and the rear of the Ed Feist delivery truck parked in front of the Laganosky vehicle. Damage to the Laganosky vehicle was "extensive," exceeding $1,000 by police estimate, and to the rear of Feist truck, $400 to $500. The trailer was not damaged. Officer John Gallagher of the Freeland police, who investigated, said the tractor-trailer is owned by Ardis M.M., Sumter, and leased to Carolina East Transport Co.

The driver was arrested on a charge of operating a vehicle with an expired driver's license and for failure to turn off the motor of an unattended vehicle. He pleaded guilty to both counts before Magistrate Electra O'Don-nell, Freeland, and paid fines and costs. The rig remained parked on Centre Street while the company dispatched another driver to Free-i land to drive it away. FIRST FRIDAY First Friday of the month observance of the mass and receipt of holy communion will take place tomorrow in Freeland area Roman Catholic churches. L.L.

MEETING President Anthony Zavasky of the Freeland Little League will head a delegation of local league officials to the L.L. District 18 meeting at 8:30 tonight in the West Hazleton borough building annex. -ffi t0 ARROW DRESS, SPORT 8 POLO SHIRTS Newest materials colors Charlie CLOTHING STORE Centre Street Freeland 10 sB to 3 IP '''''ftp In the Boys' Department Downstairs at Racusin's! mm Apple Butter Deadline Set The Freeland Area Jaycees Apple Butter project sales still are on. To date, the Jaycees have sold 825 jars of apple butter or apple sauce and the goal is 1,000. Persons who have not yet purchased their apple butter-sauce still can get a jar and help the Jaycee cause by contacting anv Jaycee member.

Proceeds are used locally to aid mentally retarded and under-privileged children. The Jaycees reminded members and the public that Friday night is the deadline for making returns, as all organization returns must be made Saturday. Jim Wilkinson is the Jaycee chairman in charge of the Apple Butter sales. RECUPERATES Frank Voystock, Upper Lehigh, is recuperating after a recent stay in the Hazleton State General Hospital. He is recuperating at the home of his son and daughter-in-law, Mr.

and Mrs. Joseph Voystock, 311 Ridge Freeland. WEDDING ANNIVERSARY Mr. and Mrs. Frank Bobbie, Washington Street, Freeland, are celebrating their 31st wedding anniversary today.

Mrs. Bobbie is the former Adelaid DiFeo. Mr. Bobbie is a local building contractor, sportsman, and active in club, civic and church affairs. The couple has four children.

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