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22 Hazleton Standard-Spearlcer, Wednesday, March 13, 1963 Funerals Deaths Atty. Harris Diesat82 Miss Catharine O'Dennell Former City Teacher Dies New Plan for Coal Shipment Pleads Guilty To Worthless Check Charge JOHN STEWART John Stewart, 81, of RD 3, Cata Georga Zedalit Tavern Keeper Dies in Hospital George Zedalis, 360 Ridge street, Freeland, died yesterday morning at the State General Hospital where he had been admitted two weeks ago. A tavern keeper in Freeland for the past 40 years, the deceased was born in Lithuania and came to the United States as a young Atty. George H. Harris, a native, of St.

Johns and a former solicitor, (for the Hazleton City School Dis- trict, died yesterday morning in home of his daughter, Mrs wissa, died Saturday at the Bloomsburg Hospital. Born in Zion Grove, a son of the late Charles and Catherine (Ern est) Stewart, he was a retired school teacher and civic leader. The deceased served as secre James Hassel, 357 Garden requiem in Most Precious Blood iCamden, N. J. He was 82.

Church. Rev. Arthur Ferrari was Attv. Harris was a son nf thP the deacon and Rev. Joseph Bu- John P.

Sekanovich, 42, of 738 pians ior wnai im-v it-i years, aiea ai ner nome Roosevelt' street, Mas taken to the a novel concept in coal shipment at 12:30 p. m. after a long illness. Luzerne County' Prison yesterday aiml at cutting costs and speed-! Born in Honey Brook, a daugh-nn a rharse of eheatinsTbv delivery. Iter of the late Dennis and Ann North Laurel street, a teacher in (Mundy) O'Donncll.

she lived in this ritv tho oro-itor nart nf hor this city the greater part of her life. was a member of St. Ga- briel's R. C. Church and the Le- rfmn nf 1 arv an1 thn A It ii nnri "'J Rnsarv Snr-intv rf that narish tary and treasurer of Cleveland iate James D.

and Barbara Hughes colo, sub-deacon. Father Ferrari! Township Board of Supervisors and was born on Dec. the blessing at the grave in i -MKS. CAKMELA D1.NOV1C Mrs. Carmela (De.N'oia) Dinovic.j C36 Ridge street, Freeland, died Bor uL torn itai she settled in ree- iOlIU 59 years ago.

The deceased was a member ol St. Anthony's R.C. Church, Free land. Surviving are the following chil Marv roueira I la le 1 Uar-V TqUtira, HaZlC- ton; Mrs. Catherine Kuzmiskv.

Rochester, N.Y.; Mrs. Rose Russo. Faranuis, N.J.; Mrs. Mildred An- elone, Valley Stream, N.Y.; Mi- i1a TWiinir nfi iori lndel- UOminiC, LOUIS ana Made- Also surviving are nine grand- and one Rreat-grandph. d.

I The funeral will be held from the lih Funeral Home. Centre Thn (niinrnl fill fillM. ITCeianO 1880. He was graduated from the Uni- vprsitv nf Ppnncvlvnnin T.aur Qhrtnl in 1907 and practiced law in the eity for 50 years. He was a 50-year member of, iiazie ioage, mi, rrce ana Accepted Masons.

Atty. Harris was also a member of the Luzerne County Bar Assn. His wife, the former Emily Brill, died in 1958. Survivors' include his daughter, Mrs. James (Jean) Hassel, and I street.

Freeland, at a time to Hartman, Frank and dulent Dretenses. At a preliminary hearing yes- terday before Alderman Thomas Domin, he pleaded guilty to the rhnrn nf nassins worthless checks jocauy in uccemun, ioi. in uu ci ii t-v inn i J.v 1.1... manned 10 ine county lucMip. r--i af in somerville.

N.J.. or, a charge of drunk and disorderly .1 il conduct, j'oiice mere nounca mc lla7U.ti)n Barracks, of the State i. thn l. j'oiice of tne arrest. MKunowcn was arraigneo nciore Judge J.

Berkeley Leahy in New jersey, anu lie uiuiuaniy waneu extradition on the worthless checks charge in this state He was returned to Hazkton Sylvania State 1'olice. Pnlirn aiH ihrir filns one granddaughter, Marilyn Has-'of this city who died Monday, was sel. i held this morning the Joseph Funeral services will be at 10:30 Mary Fierro Funeral Home, a.m. Friday in the Bachman1 Rev. Arthur Ferrari gave the bless- how Sekanovich was charged with I al of a ''elut'eH schedule be- robbery here on September 24.forc the service into op iq17- nrmnH pi.hlwrv i -a t.nvi rlriv I erat ion- Tne ncw schedule was Michael A.

Fanelli, 584 Garfield street, who died Sunday at the Veterans Hospital. Wilkes-Barre. was buried this mornin from the Moran Funeral Home. Msgr, Francis Molino was the celebrant of the solemn high mass the parish cemetery, Pallbearers were Joseph, Vin cent and Dominic Fanelli, Jerry and Daniel Matteo and Jack Tole Military rites were accorded at the grave with Roman Rrusinski in charge. Members of the firing squad were John Cerverak, George Miller, Jacob Culp, Steve Anderko and Joseph Stahura.

'J. Guydish, was the bugler. The funeral of WUliam Caso, Jersey City, N. former resident ing at the funeral home. Rev.

Paul Cottone was celebrant of the requiem high mass in Most Precious Blood Church. Interment was in Sky-View Memorial Park, Hometown. Pallbearers were Ralph Crocamo, Girard and Joseph Caso, Joseph Kosko, Peter Dougherty and George Amerise. Mrs. Mary Ellen Brennan, 33l 2 East Broad street, who died Satur day at the State General Hospital, was buried this morning from the Boyle Funeral Home.

Rev. Edward Haggerty was cele- brant of the solemn high mass of requiem in St. Gabriel's Church. Rev. Joseph Akulonis was deacon, and Rev.

Paul Purcell, con. Interment was in the parish cemetery, where Rev. Akulonis' gave the blessing at the grave. Pallbearers were Donald Mar- tin, Phillip Lloyd, John Doyle, James Gallagher, Andrew Perna and Leo McGeehan. The funeral of Mrs.

Minnie Lon- genberger, RD 3 Bloomsburg, who died Sunday, was held this afternoon from the Harman Funeral Home, Rock Glen. Rev. D. L. Bomboy conducted the private services and interment was in Hargers Cemetery.

Births ST. JOSEPH HOSPITAL: Kavitski. A daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Vincent Hornick, 781 Lincoln street.

Prior to marriage the mother was Bernadine Swiech. A son to Mr. and Mrs. Francis a i i PHILADELPHIA (AP) The! Philadelphia Electric Co. and the PnnnL.on;, R.iim on.

I The plan was announced Tues- I 1 1 day by R. G. Rincliffe, board chairman of Philadelphia Electric and James M. Symes, Pennsylva nia Railroad chairman. It is Dart i .1 a ui a me uy eastern ramoaus 10 i noiaoiy pipelines mai transport i Under the plan, the PRR would.

sni coal in trains of cars or 4 mftrn nnc(rr ti til intc horn u. r.u:t.. uii" wuuiu ue iiniuduud uv iiiua delphia Lleitne personnel. thnn 5t hack to thc coafiel(ls the same The two chairmen said test, ,1. Tl.

lu 1 imncs tcklystone Station showed savings could best be made on shipments nf 7 ttft linc i The railroad is awaiting approv- fiIcfi b-v il ancI otner eastern lines 1... last month with Interstate Com merce Commission. I ridge Not Feasible Savsi Consulting Firm WILMINGTON, Del. (AP) A proposed $120 million bridge span ning thc Delaware River at Boni bay Hook, would cost too much and be too hard to build to be feasible, says a consulting en gineering firm. gested by New Jersey Gov.

Rich- jard Hughes, would connect with Seabreeze. N.J. It would be 25 1 miles neiow me present ueiawaiv Memorial Bridge at a point where 'the river is three times wider. ST. JOSEPH HOSPITAL: Admissions Mrs.

Mae Meier, 603 Peace street. Lynn Maslanka, RD 2 Drums. George Piazzi, 1160 Ridge street, Freeland. Gerard Plesce, 119 West 22nd street, West Hazleton. Mrs.

Helen Lusky, 763 McKinley street. John Dcwoski, Weston. Foster Milliard Sugarloaf. Andrew Slavick, 229 North Fourth street, West Hazleton. 1 u.

1 1 hpro in inlv 1 livi aml'armpd robbery on February 2, 1958 in New Jersey. On the latter charge, police sakl lie was sentenced from 3 to 5 years in the New Jersey State Penitentiary, but served a year and five months and was then transferred to the Luzerne County Jail, Wilkes-Earre. DISPENSARY CASES Treated yesterday at the State General Hospital dispensary were James Marnell, Rear 833 James, Brothers Funeral Home. The Rev. Dr.

Frederick B. Crane, pastor of the First Presbyterian Church, will officiate. Interment in St. Johns Cemetery. Friends may call at the funeral home tomorrow night.

Flu Virus (Continued from Page 1) where it was first detected last November. Scientists of the National Institutes of Health say it has the potential for spreading through the world next winter. An example of this swift spreading is the new strain of Asian flu virus which NIH researchers said first appeared in Tokyo in January 1962. It wasn't until last June, when samples of the virus were obtained from abroad by NIH's Division of Biologic Standards, that first strong evidence was obtained that this was a new strain of Asian flu. It wasn't confirmed until November.

It was too late to include the new virus in the vaccine to be used in preparation for the winter of 1962-1963. Millions of doses of vaccine had already been manufactured and distributed. It would have taken up to six months to tool up for inclusion of the new strain. Also, scientists still couldn't be sure the new strain would hit the Mreet; Betty Kaschak, 1072 North: But, said the firm of Needles, Church street; Thomas Fedenecz, iTamnen Bergendotf in a report 433 Ridge street, Freeland; Joseph Tuesday to the Delaware River Segilia, 726 North Locust street; Jo- Bay Authority, a twin bridge far-seph Biskiski, 10 Old Cranberry; ther upstream would be practical. Joyce Shickora.

17 West Oak The Bombay Hook Bridge, sug- served terms as tax collector, as sessor and auditor in the township. He was a member of the Esther Furnace Evangelical United Brethren Church. His wife, the former Opal Leiby, died in December 1960. Surviving are the following children: Mrs. Bruce (Ada) Watkins, RD 3 Cata wissa; Mrs.

Howard Man er. catawissa: Aicn. tiu 3 Catawissa. lie ii i UIlu- me gxeai-graminiuuren. sisters- Mrs.

Minnie Kreisher, i Catawissa; and Mrs. Sarah Carl, Gordon; and a brother, Harry Stewart, Catawissa. The funeral was held yesterday f. Catawissa UICI' uu" ant sa DAVID CLEMENTS David Clements, a guest at the Carbon County Home. RD Wea- ithcrly, died at 12:50 this morning a lne "ospiiai.

Other details were not available at press time. ELWOOD KLINE Elwood Kline, 44, of Melrose Park, Philadelphia, owner of the ABC Coal died Monday al Philadelphia. The deceased operated a trucking business and hauled steel and coal between Philadelphia and Ha- zleton. Surviving are his wife and three isons. The funeral will be held Friday at 10:30 a.m.

from the Evans Fu neral Home, St. Clair. Friends may call Thursday from 7 to 9 p.m. MRS. MARIE T.

MALICK Mrs. Marie T. Malick, 832 Lawrence drive, Emmaus, mother of Mrs. Marie Lozoski, West Hazleton, died yesterday at her home. She was 96.

The former Marie Theresa Glass- ner, Mrs. Malick was a grand daughter of Ferdinand Von Glass er, personal physician to Kaiser naii uuafyii ui ftusina-nuiigaiy. sunning are lour oaugniers, eight grandchildren and 14 great grandchildren. The funeral will be held Satur- day at 9 a.m. from the Schantz Funeral Home, Third and Main street, Emmaus.

Requiem high mass will be celebrated at 9:30 in St. Ann's Church, Emmaus. Friends may call Friday from 7 to 8:30 p.m. JOSEPH MSI Joseph Nisi, 76, husband of Mrs. Mary (Musial) Nisi, Lily Lake, Wapwallopen, died March 7 In Pul-sano, Province of Taranto, Italy, where he resided the past several years.

He formerly resided, in Wilkes-Barre. Surviving in addition to his wife rru rt if a is a son, Thomas stationed at "mestead Air Frce Base' Flor- uu- tSWial tOOK place last Saturday in ruisano CamOllC v-emeterv. DOMINIC ICOZZA Dominic Icozza, of 35 Centre street, Bridgeport, died at Tresckow; Mary Ann McLaren, 9 North Tamaqua street. Audenried; Paul Busher. 323 Scotch Hill, Latti-; mer; and William Taccki.

6M North Washington avenue, Scran ton. I 1 will be celebrated in St. Anthonv's 11UI 1. II. 1 I Ifltll 11.

dill llllfl lllt'I I will be in the parish cemetery. Friends mav call from tomorrov. at 7 p.m. until the time of thc CHESTER IIOXTZ Chfctnr Hnnl7 77 nf lnnm brother of Ira Hontz, Pond Hill, jfnd Rev. Arthur Hontz.

Drums, died yesterday at the Nanticoke State Hospital. Surviving are four brothers. The funeral will be held Friday st 10:30 a.m. from Ihe home of Mr. land Mrs.

Charles Hontz. Slocum. Rev. Charles Steinhauer will conduct the services. Interment will be in the Slocum Cemetery.

Friends may call tomorrow from 7 to 9 p.m. Death Notices BIANCO At St. Joseph Hospital, March 11, Grace Bianco, belov ed wife of James Bianco, iuner al will be, held Thursday at 9 a. m. from the DiPronio Funeral Home.

Solemn High Mass of Requiem at 9:30 in the Most Precious Blood Church. Interment in the parish cemetery. Friends may call today 2 to 5 and 7 to 10. DiPronio Funeral Service. DONADY-At McAdoo, March 10, Mrs.

Flora (Rickey) Donady. Funeral Thursday at 8:30 a. m. from the Damiano Funeral Home. Requiem high mass at 9 o'clock in Immaculate Conception Church Tntprmrnt in St.

Patrick's Ceme tcry. Friends may call Wednes day 2 to 4 and 7 to 10. HADZICK-At State General Hos pital, Monday, March 11, reter; Hadzick, beloved husband of Mary (Kushick) Hadzick. Funeral Thurs- day at 8:30 a. m.

from the family residence, 62 New street, Beaver Meadows. Requiem high mass in Ss. Peter Paul's Byzantine: Catholic Church at 9 a. m. Inter ment in the parish cemetery.

Friends may call at their convenience. Frank H. Bonin Son, funeral directors. HOFFMAN Hattie Diane Hoff man, wife of Arthur J. Hoffman of 110 South Main street, Pine Grove, died March 10, at age 67.

Funeral will be held Thursday at 2 p.m. from the H. L. Snyder un Tn Ul cidl liuiuc, I liic uiuvt, ii r. tcry.

Pine Grove. Viewing Wed-! nesday evening 7 to 9. HOUSEKNECHT At Berwick Hospital, Monday, March 11th, Mr. Lottie (Hunsinger) Houscknecht aged 66 years, of 169 Main Conyngham, widow of Clarence Hospital Admissions United States, although there was; A daughter to Mr. and Mrs.

John evidence it had cropped up in For- Bobby, 823 Main street, Freeland. mosa and New Zealand as well mother is the former Margaret Callovini, 28 Main street, HarleighJof the Westmoreland Bar Associa-The mother's maiden name wa.vtion is instructed to forward a Mrs. Adeline Persico, 218 East'pleted the first phase of his mili- as Japan. Meanwhile, an experimental vaccine employing the new virus was developed at NIH. In tests on human volunteers, including more than 100 federal prisoners, the vaccine gave indications of protective value.

How did the new strains of virus develop? No one really knows. One concept is that such mutations, may result partly from a natural adaptation of the virus to some threat to its existence, such as vaccine. Nature's own radiations in cluding cosmic rays may be an other factor, scientists say. Radi- nrinn fntv nun ait taele 10 efill 'althnnoh at1 aiiuii iiuiu iiuncai itraia to sun Third street. Stephen Vislocky, rear 818 Peace street.

Anna Strachko, 16 Grove1 street, McAdoo Heights. Joseph Tomko, 529 North Broad 1 street, West Hazleton. Porharo Tvtiincin iK Wintpps 'J' avenue, West Hazleton. on 21, W. Margaret Zabotoski.

STATE HOSPITAL: A son to Mr. and Mrs. Earl Titus, RD 2 Tamaqua. The mother, be- fore marriage, was Rosalie Knep- per. A daughter to Mr.

and Mrs. Andre Burcin. 129 Perm street. Lansdale. The mother Is the for-1 uici iiusciia i aviicuv.c mot UneAlln DnnfennstA BS, R.N.

PraHnato nf MitorinnrHia TnlWo man. He had also been employed by the Jeddo Highland Coal Company until his retirement eight years ago. The deceased was a member of St. Casimir's R.C. Church and the Lithuanian Alliance Society of America.

His wife died 12 years ago. Surviving are three daughters, Julia, at home; Mrs. Margaret Miskevich, Freeland, and Mrs. Helen Zubatch, Burlingame, California. Twelve grandchildren and eight great-grandchildren also survive.

1 The funeral will be held at 9 a.m. Friday from the John L. Mc-Graw Funeral Home, 446 Washington street, Freeland. A requiem high mass will be celebrated in St. Casimir's Church at 9:30.

Inter-ment will be in the parish cemetery. Friends may call at the funeral home from 5 p.m. today until time of the funeral. Asks Scott to Deny Remarks GREENSBURG, Pa. (AP)-The Bar Association has sent U.

S. Sen. Hugh Scott, copy of a resolution asking him oeny ne questions me integrity of judges in that county, Association members approved the resolution at a meeting Tues- day. The resolution apparently refers to Scott's comment on a recent television program that there are certain "crooked" judges in west- ern Pennsylvania. The senator did not name any judges or counties.

However, he later said he did not mean Allegheny County. Atty. A. Frank Steiner, secre- tary of the Westmoreland group, said the resolution text states: "The members of the Westmore- land Bar Association at a meet-ling (July convened March 12, 1963, hereby make this expression of their confidence in the integrity of the judges of several courts of this county, whose disposition of cases coming before them has been consistently fair and impartial. "And, in view of the recent remarks publicly made on a television program by "United States Senator Hugh Scott, the secretary copy of this resolution to him, asking the senator to state that he did not and does not question the integrity of any of the judges of the several courts of Westmore- land County." Sheppard Unconcerned Over Horse Race Ban ti DDICDT'DP in CV, A 4u.

ctota i-v "I reallv haven't thought much about it. I said I might bring a good horse into the state to show the fans. If the legislature doesn't let me, i uon taie. sheppard, a Republi let me, I don't care. can, is own- known horse breedim'" Miuv.il nuisc uiccuiii0 Farms, a na- i ua 9 Uo rommission cnairman uuring Ulc IUI liici lyiui- Hminictratinn MARTINI'S Tas-Tee Pitz DIAL 455 1801 Special 15 Pieces $1.00 With Roman Cheese SPECIAL! -frCLAMS OYSTERS SCALLOPS i FROG LEGS rius Our Regular Menu CLUB KIRKWOOD HARWOOD TOURS to California, Bermuda, Hawaii, Europe, Florida, Canada, Alaska, and Mexico are filling up fast.

Make Reservations Now CALL CRAIG TOURS 454-7772 Dorothy Herring, RD' completed eight weeks of um rnci(lnnr-i Siatnivlnv nl a. m. with solemn high mass of requiem in St Gabriel's Church if 111 Inlnrinnnt ti'ill in at 10 a. m. Interment will be in St.

Gabriel's Cemetery. Friend mav cnu at inn rpsinnncp frnr may call at the residence Irom 3 um" Vl U1C luucidi. ULiTr nnnv Tho mnmhprs of Ihp Thirrl OrfL-r 0f M. Francis, the Saint Theresa Society, the Rosary Society, and, the Holv Name Society will meet! n. Ul llK; iransiiKiuauim likiivu an 7:45 p.m.

Thursday to proceed to the Bonin Funeral Home to recite the rosary at 8 p.m. for the late Josephine Cotsack who died Mon dav at the University of Pennsyl- ti vania Hospital. Personals Elliott Ira and Steven rredericK 'I'erlman, sons of Dr. and Mrs. Charles Perlman, 1314 Chestnut Street, will arrive home this week- end for a two-week spring vacation ifrom Blair Academy, Blairstown, N.J.

Elliott, a sophomore, is a member of the basketball team and choir, and Steven, a freshman, is a member of the school choir. Milton W. Apple, 431 West Broad street. Hazlotnn. h.ls hpon an.

pointed a charter member of the Alumni Advisory Council on Ad- missions. Apple is sales representative of the Kayser-Roth Corporation, New York. Miss Barbara Tychinski, West Hazleton, is a patient at St. Joseph Hospital. She is a senior at St.

Gabriel's High School and is a member of the cheerleading squad. Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Latz, of Coaldalc, were Hazleton visitors. Airman Basic Joseph A.

Man-nick, son of Mrs. Josephine E. Mannick of 86'2 Narth Fulton court, Hazleton, has been select ed to attend the United States Air Force technical training course for air policemen at Lackland AFB, Texas. Mannick, who com- tary training at Lackland, was chosen for the specialized course ne basis of his interests and aptitudes. He is a graduate of Hazleton High School.

Array rvt- Douglas J. Hayes, son of Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Hayes, Route 1, White Haven, 1, ILL 1 Ts. 1 r- Gordon, Ga.

He entered the Army Airman Second Class Thomas -r i. aint Sherman sSl- Donald R- rllock' Hazleton, has arrived at mei lAviano AB, Italy, NATO installa-! for a 90-day rotational duty jassignment. A jet aircratt mecn- Sft Pollock is a member of tour- A graouaie 01 ium iia7iotnn nirh School, he is a son Mrs- J- Pollock. He and his wife, thc former Wanda w. tsusiiy, Waco, Texas, have three chil-i dren.

I Two Hazleton men are being assigned to Keesler AFB, attend technical training courses completion of United States Air Force basic military training at Lackland AFB, Texas. Airman Basic Gerald J. Donahue, of Mr. and Mrs. Florenz J.

Donahue, ISO South Lee court, will attend a course for communications operations specialists. Airman Basic Edward W. Lester, son Mr. and Mrs. William C.

Lester. South Cedar street, will attend course for radio and radar maintenance specialists. William Kattner is spending furlough at his home, 210 East street. Formerly stationed at Knox, he will return to duty at Sill, Oklahoma. Kattner served extended duty in Korea.

I 1 Wapwallopen. Philip Aiello. 327 North Sherman' street, McAdoo. Merev Hnsnital arv) thP STATE GENERAL HOSPITAL: Admissions Charles Gillott, 135 West Blaine street, McAdoo. Isacur Lasarte, 101 South Pine street.

Stanley Kutzmrski, 227 East Washington street, McAdoo. James Walker, 400 North Broad street, West Hazleton. Antoinette Darcangelo, 413 West Diamond avenue. Mrs. Mary Kabish.

109 South Cleveland street. McAdoo. Gary Bond, RD 2, Drums. Andrew Mraz, 512 East Cranberry avenue. Mary Ann McLaren, 9 North Tamaqua street, Audenried.

Susan Whalen, Main street, Junedale. Discharges Suzanne Artim, R.N., 27 East; Grant street, McAdoo. Matilda Gildenberg, 40 North Wyoming street. Anna Fares, 19 Church street, Audenried. Andrew Verbonitz, 226 Lower street, Pardeesvillc.

Kathleen Jones, 111 Corvel avenue, New Castle, Delaware. Leonard Marks, 227 East Green street. Paul Sacckette Junedale. Anna Novotnak, Coxeville, Beaver Meadows. Anthony Cameron 99' a South Laurel street.

Mrs. Nancy Titus and daughter, Quakake. Catherine rover, Sybertsville. Daniel Hrabovecky, 39 Second street. Beaver Meadows.

Walter Andrews 518 West Fifth street. John Brislin, 274 South Poplar street. rreelana. Mildred Galski, 620 McKinley street Daniel Brobst, Box 113. Star Route, RD 1, Hazleton.

Irma Harker, RD Sugarloaf. Mary Bradish, 611 Washington street, Freeland. AMBULANCE CALLS Hazleton Community ambulance yesterday took Charles Bogaczyk, 108 South Vine street; Mrs. Nellie 1 Hoebener, 409 Second street, Wea-j therly; Susan Whalen. Main Junedale, to State General Hos- pital.

William Taccki, 604 North Washington street, Scranton, was taken from West Broad street to I State General HosDital. Mrs. Flor- Houscknecht. Funeral Thursday St. Vincent's Hospital, Bridgeport, at 2:00 p.

m. with services at the'jesterday morning after an illness Krapf Hughes Funeral ne week. He was 85. Mrs. Helen Kadyscwski, 501 North Broad street, West nm He 1 Henry Reed, 596 Lincoln street.

1 graduate of White Haven High Anne Marie Narkicw.cz, 407 and wpa.s emp'oye4 vt-j u't i tile in Plainfield, N. be-North Broad street, West Hazleton. ent'erill the Armv Joseph Scarpati. 325 West Sher- lore emcun ine Army- man street. McAdoo Army Specialist Four John M.

Mrs. Florence Spock 1109 Nash- 2 son of Mr and Krs-ing on street, Freeland Mj jk Route Mrs. Horence Keithline, 550 recentl lified as rt Wes Maple street firi th 4- caUbcp istol at Sylvester Large, 806 East Broad Fort Hood Xexas. specialist Mici-street, Tamaqua kas js a truck driver in Hcad. Discharges lart.r rnmMnv nf ihP Ar- UIUIV lAUillOJ llUvlll VIS 111 1UI3 daughter of Mr.

and Mrs. Joseph sion apparently is unconcerned Pachence, this city. The father, a over legislative efforts to prevent graduate of Penn State is thejhim from racing horses in Penn-son of Andrew Burcin, this sylvania. and is affiliated with Merck, On Monday, the House adopted Sharpe and Dohme Lans-'an amendment to a harness rac-dale. The couple has another! ing bill prohibiting any member daughter, Elizabeth.

I0f the commission from entering A daughter born Monday to a horse in a race at any one of Aviation Machinist Mate Second the state's four pari-mututl Class and Mrs. Robert C. NauseJ tracks. 11 Wasp road, North When asked his reaction Tucs-R. I.

The mother is the former i a sh nnnrrf rpnlipd- plan under which cred present, there is no way to prove this or disprove it." Reorganization Plan For Bargain City, Inc. PHILADELPHIA (AP)-A reor- Rarain Citv Ine would BJ aJ dSr over fet 15 cents on tne dUapr years was approved Tuesday 'bvaUS referee in ha nkfimtev DanKruptcj LMer lne gima. Maurice Halperin, a toy manu- facturer. heads the Boston Prnnn nrsnf. thprp is no wsv in nrnveland resided in Freeland for 15 years before locating in Bridgeport about Jo years ago He survived by a sister.

Mrs. Serafini Anna. DiPronio. 834 Ridse1 jserauni Anna) uifronio, 8J4 Kidge, Peter Bashaco 606 Fast Bortsch street Lansford Michael Past'orella 27 5 a street ines ille Hood, lie entered the Army in Har'rv Thnmh is Old vet 1960' lldllj' lIUdMl, 10 U1U SireCI, street -v Florence street, Freeland; a niece, Mrs.lee Thomas J. Curtin, a Bos-the fath Ralph (Margaret) Barrett, Free-iton group will invest $1,250,000 to Navy a land, and the following nephews: take over the discount chain and ham.

Daniel DiPronio, Bridgeport; Car- keep open its 10 outlets in Penn-j Twin dai T. Trr, tvlvania Vir Torcou anI approved Dy sylvania, New Jersey and Vir Florence an Twin t-j e- Harwood Mines. iidruou Minis. Anthnnv Verrh 107 Tnu-cnia street While Ha interment in ine conyngnam un; ion Lemeiery. rrienas are mviiea i to call Wednesday evening be tween 7 and 9 KraDf Huzhes I iween i anu a.

jvrapi s. nugnes.j funeral directors. mui ai m. Josepn Hospital Sunday, March 10, Mrs. Joseph flf 60 s- Wyoming St.

Fu- neral will be held Thursday morn- ing at 9 a. m. from the Conahan KELLY-At St. Josenh Hosnital Funeral Home. A High Mass of Requiem will be said at St.

Ga briel's Church at 9:30. Burial in! IhP narish wmplorv FrionrW mav 1 call Wednesday afternoon and i i i.1 iu aim iu Juepll B. Conahan. OAKES At West Hazleton, Monday, March 11, Mrs. Kathryn (An-czarski) Oakes.

Funeral Thursday at 8:30 a. m. from the family residence, 306 East Green street, West iri p.i 1 o- iuuun.1 ka me iui nit-1 Cecelia Bargain City listed indebtedness Koriel, John Samasek, 36 Mauch Chunk AFB, following his gradu-strcet, Tamaqua. jation from the United States Air Mrs. Victoria Breisel, 686 Sey- Force technical training course for bert street.

iajr traffic controllers at Keeslor Mrs. Cleo Rutecki, 612 North AFB. Miss. Airman Cann was Church street. trained in airoort traffic control Mrs.

Florence Turnbach, radar approach control opera- Sugarloaf. tion techniques. He is the son of Mrs. Mary Yenchko, 771 Branch Mrs. Thomas J.

Cann of 133 Main court. street. Beaver Brook. A 1962 gradu- Mrs. Karley Stahler, 216 Orwigs- ate of St.

Gabriel's High School, burg street, Tamaqua. he entered the service in July, Mrs. Alma Amy, RD 1, White 1962. ZTs in 2 onnthra T0n the Transfiguration Church at 9 a intormont in tion to put out iires in coai reiusei iwo oiner omciais were given' rir, m- 1 prison the Soviet ence Keithline. 550 West Maplereet.

ciTuit it-oo iiL-nn in TntnnK Jovfnh nnH Tlnico Tai-liL- "jn Bunk, West Hazleton, and, a member of the U. S. ex-resident of Conyng- daughters nf Mr anA Vrc V. I Edmund Solarek, 22 Griggs place, Manvil hnrn Mih 11 Somerset Hospital, Somerville, N.J. iTho i v-ranoerry.

ine iatner IS a former; resident of Jeddo. RIVER PROJECT APPROVED WASHINGTON (AP)-A 893,000 project to clear the Susquehanna River at Oneonta. has hpPn approved by the Army Engineers, Samuel S. Straiten, d.muuncea luesaay. -v 1 1 TODAY'S SPECIAL 0 FILLET OF P'ifW HADDOCK DC PLATTER JJ French Fries and Vegetable Plus Our Regular Mem GUTSIE'S ON THE HEIGHTS COLORED TELEVISION HOT PITZ HOAGIES We Cater to Private Parties Banquets, Weddings, 454-9240 HELNEKE.VS ON TAP CAN EAT! FISH FRY Golden Brown a ft a Perch Fillet French fries.

Coleslaw, Tartar sauce and Lemon wedges. Bolls and Butter. vnltr Childrea'i Portion Hospital; Mildred Galski, 620 Mc-j Putnam street, West Hazleton. the 352nd Tactical Fighter Squad-j wife of Benjamin Osman. Funeral sld thte commissi ons entire oper-Kinley street, from State General' Patricia Ann Gicas, Box 232, ron from Myrtle Beach, AFB.

He Thursday. 9 a. m. from the Moran atmg fund is soO.OOO at tne pres-Hospital to her residence: and Hazleton. will return there after this train-1 Funeral Home.

Solemn Requiem ent time. vi 90 nuuiuii wneii it weui mio receivership last October. SENTENCED TO DEATH MOSCOW, (AP)-The Lithuanian Supreme Court sentenced two sup ply officials to the firing squad for embezzling $44,000 worth 0 state-: televisi setS cameras and other property. -w 15-year terms, news agency Tass reported. Lime, Fertilizer.

Burpee Seeds. Black Strap Molasses. Stazdry. Paul R. Williams, 455-4595.

Ad. STEVE'S HOTEL CAFE 401 N. Broad West Hazleton PLATTERS SEAFOOD, CHICKEN, HAM, DEVILED CRAB Fillet Mignon $2.00 Steamed Clams order 75c Raw Clams to Take Out ALL YOU IV Vnoii 'til 9 PM. men, Anthony and John DiPronio, all of Freeland. The funeral will be held Friday! frnm tho Ahrinli Fnnpra! HnmP East Washington avenue, Bridge- rtt i- pun.

uujit audiigciiicius aic m- complete. Bill Asks $3 Million To Fijrht Culm Fires HARRISBURG (AP) Three prop0se(j a j3 miHjon appropria-! H-r -rr-r' (culm) piles. The money would be used by the air pollution commission, un- der the State Health Rep. Stanley A. Meholchick, D- Luzerne, principal sponsor of the bill (H574) introduced in the bituminous area, if ap- proved by the legislature and the goeniui, ue Platters Tasty Sandwiches Newly Renovated Luncheonette Ace Pharmacy 23 E.

Broad St. Adv. TILLIE'S PITZ Large Pan 80c 10 KINDS OF DELICIOUS NUTRITIOUS PITZ 20 Kinds of Hoagies from 40c ea. 14 X. 4th Street.

West Hazleton 455-2916 Delivery Service LENTEN SPECIAL 15 Cut Familv Size NEAPOLITAN HOT PIZZA 7 p.m. to II p.m.. Tel. 453-0521 61 S. Locust SI.

Cemetery. Friends may call at their convenience. Frank II. Bonin Son, funeral di- rectors OS.MAN At Geisinger Medical Lcnter, Sunday, March 10. Mrs.

Emilv tBove Osman hplnvprl in uur i.aoy 01 uracei Church at 9:30. Tntermpnt in thp parish cemetery. Friends may can Wednesday, 2 to 4 ana 7 to 3. Joseph A. Moran, Funeral Direc SS.2!aI of the late Francis and Irma Kurtz, sister of Bertha Giddings, Edward and Wilma and the late Elmer.

Friends may call Wednesday 7 to 10 p.m.. Thursday 3 to 5 and 7 to 10 at The Cassidy, Dillow and Wood Funeral Home, 8969 Brecksville Road. Brecks-ville. here services will be held Friday, March 15 at 9:15 a.m. and at St.

Basil Church, Brecksville at 9:30 a.m. Interment in Calvary Cpmetery. DEMATT'S Italian-American Restaurant Hazleton McAdoo Highway For TV Snacks and Seafood also Take Out Orders Plus OUR COMPLETE MENU Free Delivery, Call 454 9028 M. Manisiaus Cemetery. Haven.

Mrs. Frances Polchin, Mrs. Anna Betterlv, 27 Eastjof Walnut street. Patrice t'usatis. 548 North Vine oeorge 556 Penn rnnri Mrs.

Mary Kichak and dauh- ter, 170 Hudsondale street pa- therly. I Mrs. Eleanore Porpidia. Pi tast Green street. Mr.

Alice Lee Shull and daughter, RD 2. Drums. GEISINGER MEDICAL CENTER: Admissions Barbara Laboski. Hazleton. ROL-LATEX INTIRIOR IATU eaiitifiei vallt, niluigs.

Na pvlmt dor; wick drf Stmt) lr clrn mm. EVERY 2nd GALLON ram AT NO EXTRA COST S. Uyoming St Ph. 435 3311 'tion anir of to son of 50 a a Holly Ft. Ft.

chad Pastorella. 27 Main street, Milncsville, and Mrs. Victoria Breisel, 686 Seybert street, from St. Joseph Hospital to their homes. HOMEMADE Italian Style SAUSAGE Call 454-3700 or 454-8325 free Delivery Monuments end Markers Let us help you choose thc monument to rcpreect your everlasting love and devotion.

PA. MONUMENT CO. Boundary at McNair St. PHONE 464-2621 Open 7 A.M. fo 9 P.M.

pi Ferdinand's Sunset Diner 22nd and North Church Street Route 309.