Evening Herald from Shenandoah, Pennsylvania • Page 2

TWO EVENING HERALD OF SHENANDOAH-ASHLAND-MAHANOY CITY- MONDAY, JUNE 23, 1975 Area Happenings Last pack night Mahanoy City Cub Pack 52 of St. Paul's Church will hold the last pack night for the summer on Tuesday, June 24 at 7 p.m. in Fellowship Hall. Presentation of the new charter will take place. All boys and parents are invited.

Accidental shooting Twyla J. Hess, 11, Lititz, was the victim of an accidental shooting at the Circle Camp near the village of Rock. Bob Kensinger, 16, Lancaster, was unloading a 22 calibre rifle when it discharged, striking the girl in the thigh. She was taken to the Pottsville Hospital. A two-car accident occurred on Route 61, 150 feet south of Schuylkill Haven on Saturday.

Richard Hubler, Pottsville and Russell Joy, MarLin, were the operators of the vehicles. Both were traveling south on 61 when the accident occurred near the Army Reserve Driveway. Damages amounted to $500. Enjoyable picnic The Golden Age Club of Mahanoy City enjoyed a picnic at the home of Mrs. Mary Reese of Park Crest, with 35 members in attendance together with Rev.

Anthony Wassel, Rev. John G. Engler and Rev. Edward McElduff. Games were played and prizes awarded.

Serving on the committee were Betty Lipko, chairman; Anna Amos, Mary Reese, Anna Anna Trefery, Frances Urban and Anna Haras, all of Park Crest. Trips have been planned to the Poconos and Bethlehem. Non-members desiring 1 to make the Pocono trip should call 773-2323. The club's next meeting is Monday, June 23 at 2 p.m. in St.

Joseph's Church hall, Mahanoy City. K. of C. installs Officers of the Mahanoy City Knights of Columbus, Council 549, who were installed for 1975-76 were: Gerald Hoffman, grand knight; George J. Gaydosh; deputy grand knight; Stanley J.

Mahalick, financial secretary; James Goodman, chancellor Joseph McNamara, recorder; Charles Post, treasurer; Atty, John B. Lieberman, advocate; Edward Evans, warden; Joseph Becker, inside guard; Johr Campbell inside guard; John Hoban, trustee for one year; Martin Reardon, trustee for two years; Thomas Courtney, trustee for three years, and Father John G. Engler, chaplain. Installing officers were Stanley Matlowski, Frackyille, district deputy, and Joseph Drasdis, P.F.N., of Gilberton. A social hour followed.

New pest appears A new insect to this area, identified as the cereal leaf beetle, has been identified on oats in regionalfarmlands. The insect has been known to attack all cereal grains. Leaves are rapidly consumed by the larvae, and as damage progresses the top of the oats appear silvery. State farm agents say the insect had been prevalent in the western part of Pennsylvania and gradually worked eastward. The recommended insecticide, is a solution conMalathion and Guthion.

Representing lodge Genero Tancredi has been elected to represent the Shenandoah Sons of Italy lodge at the 33rd Biennial Grand Convention, June 28 to July 2, at Pittsburgh. Joseph Caperell will represent the Girardville lodge. Where to be heard WEEK OF JUNE 23 Monday--Butler Township Planning Commission 7:00. Tuesday--North Landfill 7:30, Pottsville School Board 7:30, Ashland Hospital Trustees 6:30. Wednesday--Shenandoah Sewage Authority 7:00.

Thursday--Shenandoah Chamber of Commerce 7:30, Ryan Township Planning 7:00, County Housing Authority 7:30. Friday--Committee for New Locust Mountain Hospital meeting in Shenandoah Chamber of Commerce office 7:30. Dollars And Sense By Ed Baskeyfield CREDIT CARDSADVANTAGES AND DISADVANTAGES The Advantages: 1. They are convenient and comparatively safe. They reduce the need to carry much cash or keep it around the house.

2. Bookkeeping is simpler. You receive only one bill and write only one check, instead of several, for your credit purchases. 3. You can take advantage of special sales even when your cash and checking balances are temporarily low.

4. You can take care of an emergency expense immediately and postpone paying for it until the next billing period or longer, if you're willing to pay the interest. 5. With so many stores honoring credit cards, you have ready credit nearly everywhere, instead of having to apply for it. 6.

The charge slips and receipts make good expense account and tax records. 7. Bank credit cards charge no yearly fee and no interest if you pay within the regular billing period. The disadvantages: 1. The big one, as with all credit, is that credit cards are easy to use; unless you keep careful control, you may overextend yourself.

2. If you don't pay your bill by the due date, you are charged interest-11 Per Cent a month or 18 Per Cent a year. SEE US FOR YOUR HOME IMPROVEMENT LOAN Presented As A Service To The Community By THE MERCHANTS NATIONAL BANK Main and Lloyd Streets, Shenandoah Revolution new phase VIENTIANE, Laos -Three hundred military policemen were flown from Vientiane to the Communis controlled northeastern section of Laos today to start a lengthy "political seminar" observers said the Communist Pathet Lao revolution appeared to be entering a new phase. Pathet Lao guards, meanwhile, continued to man their posts inside the grounds of the American Charge d'Affaires' home, despite continued protests by the U.S. Embassy.

At the same time, the Foreign Ministry notified the American Embassy that U.S. consular officials would not be allowed to visit Rosemary Conway, 35, of San Jose, Calif. and Chicago, who has been detained by police since June 5, while interrogation of the former teacher continued. A government spokesman, in response to a query, said 300 military policemen, formerly aligned for rightist government, "boarded three government planes for Muong Vient Say, about 18 miles northeast of the Pathet Lao capital of Sam Neua. The spokesman said police officers would remain at Muong Vieng Say for three to six months and another 300 officers would follow shortly.

He added that non-commissioned officers in the former royal army would also be sent to "liberated" areas for similar seminars, which will deal with the "new political machine and national FUNERALS David Arnoldi The funeral of David Arnoldi was held from the Oravitz Home for Funerals. Mass was celebrated in Rev. StenCieorge's who officiated at Our Lady of Fatima cemetery and had scripture service the viewing. William Jacavage was the organist at Mass. Pallbearers were Albert Romanowski, Robert Barbarsky, Frank Gregrowicz, Clem Manley, Charles Glodeck and Henry Marzari.

Anna (Hay) Drum Services for Mrs. Anna (Hay) Drum, Frackville, took place in Zion Lutheran Church. Interment was in the Promfret Manor, Sunbury. Rev. J.

Robert Kehrli officiated. Pallbearers were William Conway, Herbert Holdeman, Louis Kohn, Ray Hendrickson, Randy Riron, and William Krohn. William Schistle The funeral of William Shistle was held from the Walukiewicz Funeral Home with Mass in St. George's Church celebrated by Rev. Joseph Neverauskas and burial in the parish cemetery.

Father Neverauskas, the Holy Name, coaches, managers and players of the Little League participated in services at the viewing. Pallbearers from the Little League and Holy Name were Leon Paskey, Joseph Mackalonis, Wallace Rittle, Frank Alinsky, Joseph Uholick and Joseph Whalen. Leonard Chaikowsky was the funeral director. Anna Sincavage The funeral of Anna Sincavage was held from the Nice Funeral Home with services in Holy Ascension Orthodox Church by Rev. Paul Ropitsky assisted by Prof.

Peter Kohudic. Burial was in the parish cemetery. Pallbearers were John Chrin Paul Klevis, Frank Karliskie, David Chrin, Dennis Marham and Ronald Kosh. Stephen Semanchick Services for Stephen Semanchick, Frackville, took place in St. John's Church, Maizeville with interment in the parish cemetery.

Rev. Stephen Hotra was assisted by Father Francis Gera, Philadelphia. Cantor was Steve Yaroma, Shenandoah. Pallbearers were Andrew and Michael Gera, Paul Lutzkanin, Francis Miller, Michael Semanchick, and' John Wermedic. Howard Yost The funeral of Howard C.

Yost, Ashland, was held from the Kull Funeral Home, with interment in Christ Church Cemetery. Pallbearers were Larry Gilfert, Howard Gifert, Eric Yost, Paul Gressens, Robert Hayburst. Louis Zanecosky Funeral services for Louis Zanecosky were held from the Oravitz Home for Funerals with Rev. Andrew Heller officiating. Interment was in the Calvary Hill Cemetery.

Pallbearers were Dr. John Williams, Atty. Joseph Zane, Chester Pish, Daniel and Edward Paukstis and Joseph Ambrose. OBITUARIES Exhibit winners Prize winners in the arts and crafts exhibit held in conjunction with the United Cerebral Palsy Bazaar at Boscov's on June 21 included: Painting--first and second prizes to George Harding, third to Robert Bolich. Weaving -first prize Janet Eifert, second Carl Eisenhower, third Peter Singley.

Crafts- First Clara Butler, second Nick Nicolo, third Minnie Kehler. Yarn work-First Malsavage, second Helen Guinn, third Clara Butler. The winners received cash awards sponsored by Dr. Stephen Toth of Shenandoah and Dr. Anthony Piccioni of Pottsville, both UCP board members.

Robert Marshall and Lillian Paskevich were the judges. The bazaar included sales of baked goods, hand-made items and books to raise funds for UCP projects. Farewell party More than 100 parishioners of Sacred Heart Church, Mahanoy City, attended a farewell party for Rev. Charles Dene, pastor, who has assumed the pastorate of Immaculate Conception Church in Kelayres. Guests at the event included Rev.

Dene's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Dene of Philadelphia. Father Dene was lauded for his many contributions to the parish which he served since 1969. Robert Dillman, president of the Sacred Heart Society, offered the welcome, and toastmaster Eugene Capone presented Father Dene with a monetary gift from the parishioners.

A High Mass preceded the party with Eugene Capone serving as lector and Diane Dillman presided at the organ console. Fireworks canvass Good American Company of Mahanoy expects to wrap up its fireworks fund collection this evening, with 30 firemen canvassing the town. Meetings The engineering firm of G.S.& Clark Summit, will review the lagoon system at a meeting of the Mahanoy City Municipal Authority on Wednesday, June 25. A meeting of the South End Field and Stream association of Frackville will be held Friday, June 27 at 7:30 p.m. in the club house.

Ambulance calls The Phoenix Fire Company Community Ambulance took Doris Murphy, 520 West Mount Vernon Shenandoah, from the Pottsville Hospital to her home; Mae Dolphin, 17 North Main Shenandoah, to Locust Mountain; Mrs. Mary Burba, 208 West Atlantic, Shenandoah, to Locust Mountain; Anna Markonis, 1148 West Coal Shenandoah, from Geisinger Medical Center to her home. Who's New A daughter to John and Ann Marie (Steele) Gantz, 1303 W. Penn street, Shenandoah, in the Ashland Hospital. FLOWERS EXPRESS WHAT WORDS CAN'T SAY KITTY DOTTY Flower Shop 723 Centre Street Ashland--Phone 875-1470 Are you secure tonight? Can you answer this question if the Locust Mt.

Hospital closes? Concerned Citizens Mrs. Martha Davies Mrs. Martha "Mattie" Davies, 94, of 637 E. Centre Mahanoy City, died Saturday morning at Ashland Hospital where she was admitted May 5. Born July 19, 1880 in Honeybrook, daughter of the late Isaac and Martha (Thomas) Phillips, she was a member of First Congregational UCC Church and a 50-year member of Puritan Chapter Order of Eastern Star.

Preceded in death by her husband, John F. in 1943, she is survived by three children, Mrs. Wayne (Gladys) Stitzer and Warren, Mahanoy City; John, Tamaqua; 12 grandchildren, 15 greatgrandchildren, nieces and nephews. Funeral is Tuesday 11 a.m. from the Fenton Funeral Home with interment in GermanProtestant Cemetery Visitation is today 7-9 p.m.

John A. Frey John A. Frey, 10 N. White street, Shenandoah, died shortly after admission to the Locust Mountain Hospital Sunday. Born in Shenandoah, son of William and Sarah (Andrews) Frey, he was a member of the United Church of Christ, served with the Army during World War II in the states and England.

He retired as a machinest at Leed and Northrup, North Wales. Surviving are his wife, the former Mary Curtis, daughters Sister Thomas Michael, I.H.M., Easton, and Mrs. Thomas (Sara Jane) Grow, Ringtown. Funeral Wednesday at 11:00 from 112 N. White street, Shenandoah, his birthplace, with interment in the Odd Fellows cemetery.

Friends may call Tuesday from 3:00. Norman H. Evans has charge. Mrs. Daniel Kane Funeral services will be held Thursday in Havertown for Mrs.

Daniel (Betty Kennedy) Kane, 2 Llandaff Road, Havertown, former resident of St. Clair. Survivors are her husband, formerly of Mahanoy City; a sister Anna and brother, Dominick, Havertown; nieces and nephews. Michael Sorokach Michael Sorokach, Black Heath, R.D. Pottsville, died Sunday morning at the Good Samaritan Hospital where he had been a patient since Friday.

Born in the Ukraine, son of the late Michael Anna (Laychock) Sorokach, he resided in the Minersville area most of his life and was a member of St. Nicholas Church. Surviving are his wife, the former Anna Malec, sons John, Minersville; Walter, Port Carbon; Michael, Heckscherville: Joseph, Lower Mill Creek, Charles, at home; George and Edward, Black Heath; daughters, Mrs. Charles (Stella) Lapinsky, Miami, Florida; Mrs. John (Helen) Loghin, West West Terrace; Mrs.

William (Dorothy) Arner, Warminster; a sister Catherine, Poland; 33 grandchildren and ten greatgrandchildren. A daughter, Mrs. Mary McNeely, Port Carbon, died in 1974. Funeral is Wednesday at 8:30 from the Mahal Funeral Home with Liturgy in St. Nicholas Church at 9:00.

Burial in the parish cemetery. Viewing Tuesday 5 to 9. Birthdays Happy birthday to: Mrs. Roy Miller of 311 West New York street, Shenandoah, June 24. David, son of Mr.

and Mrs. John Alcaraz, 202 N. Catherine street, Shenandoah, his 12th. Mrs. Anna Morba of Buck Mountain.

Suzanne, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Seretti, 338 E. Centre Mahanoy City, her 14th. Kathleen, daughter of Mr.

and Mrs. John Roland, 812 E. Market Mahanoy City, her 14th. Nicholas "Itsy" Mammarella, 439 E. Pine Mahanoy City.

Steven, son of Mr. and Mrs. Andrew O'Pake, 5 E. Mahanoy Mahanoy City, his 10th. Sharon Ann, daughter of Mr.

and Mrs. Frank Patrick, 400 W. Chestnut Frackville, her first. Bruce, son of Mr. and Mrs.

Bernard Sisak, 314 E. Market street, Mahanoy City, a Herald carrier, his 14th. Dominick Jambeter Dominick Jambeter, 308 Preston Avenue, Girardville, died Monday in the VA Hospital in Lebanon. Son of the late George and Mary Jambeter, he was a member of St. Joseph's Church, and a veteran of WWII.

Survivors include four brothers, Joseph and James, Girardville; Anthony, at home; and Frank, Harrisburg; two sisters, Mrs. Elizabeth Kilker, Lost Creek; and Mary, at home; nieces and nephews. Funeral will take place Thursday at 9:30 from the McDonald funeral home, with Mass at 10 in St. Joseph's Church and interment in the parish cemetery, Fountain Springs. Viewing Wednesday from 4 to 10.

Victor Narbut Shenandoah Columbia firemen Cyril refresing fire-nozzle sprinkle from Al following a long trek in the Schuylkill Saturday. Cy and Bob hopped off their it had moved on in the parade. They Kowalick and Bob Nevadomsky get a Bubnis and Dan Yescalis to cool them off Haven Borough 225th anniversary parade truck for a spell and when they came back had to walk miles to catch up, which is Area Hospital Reports LOCUST MOUNTAIN GOOD SAMARITAN POTTSVILLE HOSPITAL Admissions: Admissions: Admissions: Shenandoah: Mary Dolphin, Mary Burba, Robert Chernewski, Helen Makariewicz, James Puglia Barnesville: Margaret Davidson Delano: Frank Millard Mahanoy City: Robert Roberts Lower Shaft: Joseph Palek Ringtown: Charles Geise Discharges: Shenandoah: Michael Burns, Hannah Botsko, Minako Pladus, Joseph Jermyn, Robert Thomas Frackville: Edward Brohoney Mahanoy City: Joseph Morbak Shenandoah Heights: Myrtle Creasy Dispensary: Mahanoy city: Nohb Schmerfeld, thumb cut; James Whalen, toe cut; John Kotch, medical; Robert Roberts, knee injury Delano: Frank Millard, multiple cuts. Barnesville: Margaret Davidson, medical. Heights: Debbie Roguskie, neck injury.

Shenandoah: Dolores Hay, insect bite; Mark Barlow, swallowed plastic lens; Caroline Shevalla, leg injury; Lawrence Chesla, leg injury; Lena Abrams, rib pains; Donna Hupod, Robert Chernewski, Cathy Kershitsky, James Puglia, Florence Bernosky, all medical; Mark Wakisnoris, insect bite. Ringtown: Charles Geise, medical: Rosanna Leonarczyk, rib injury; Walter Stankiewicz, facial injury; Joanna Knepper, Barbara Zamonis, surgical. Buck Mountain: Joseph Berezwick, cat bite. Teamster strike beer distribuors Members of Teamsters Local 830 are on strike against county, beer distributors, demanding increased benefits and wages. The strike was called Thursday and pickets were set up at 52 county beer outlets and the Yuengling and Mount Carbon Breweries.

Under the proposed contract, driver salesmen salaries would rise from $150 to $180 per week during the first year of the contract, with a $20 increase in the second year. Fringe benefits would include a life insurance hike from $1000 to $4000. Beer distributors have also been asked to contribute 10 cents per hour to the union retirement fund the first year and 20 cents per hour the second year. Teamster Official Walters announced that Harry the county's beer distributors had signed the new contract by Friday. Those who have signed the contract will be permitted to make purchases at the Yuengling and Mount Carbon Breweries.

The union hopes to have the pact signed by all local distributors by this week. Until then, picketing will continue at the two breweries and in front of beer distributors. who have not signed the contract. Beer distributors who have not yet signed the contract are reportedly operating from their warehouses with pickup sales. A meeting of the striking local 830 will be held at the Necho Allen Hotel, Pottsville, at 8:30 Tuesday.

At this time, up strike to will be information to rank on and the given file members of the union. Victor Narbut of 295 Arizona avenue, Shenandoah Heights, formerly of 232 West Centre street, Shenandoah, died Sunday morning at Locust Mountain Hospital. Born in Poland, son of the late Mr. and Mrs. Victor Narbut, he lived in Shenandoah most of his life, was retired from Knickerbocker Mines, a member of Saint George's Church and the United Mine Workers.

His wife, the former Anna Grulis, died January 7, 1975. A daughter, Mrs. Alice Zincavage, RN, died in March 1974. Survivors include two daughters, Mrs. Stanley (Blanche) Makarczyk, at home and Mrs.

Eleanor Lee of Penndel; seven grandchildren greatgrandson. Funeral Wednesday at 9:30 from the Oravitz Home for Funerals with Mass at 10 in Saint George's Viewing Tuesday from 2 to 9 p.m. with scripture reading at 8 p.m. Interment in Our Lady of Dawn Cemetery. Mahanoy City: Else Brown, John Kotch Pottsville: Jeffrey Buchanan, David Huptly, Robert Hock, Charles Guba, Anna Luscan, George Panasik, John Petrulich, David Schneck, Joseph Shellhammer, Florence Ventreska Minersville: Rosalyn Kenderes Port Carbon: John Lutsky St.

Clair: Janice Martin Morea: Loretta Parulis Schuylkill Haven: Betty Strause Gordon: Loree Urban Discharges: Pottsville: Elizabeth Adams, Karen Croley, Joseph Foster Amelia Goss, Theresa Kull, Ruth Merton, Esther Quigley, Charles Sheppo, Charles Tobias, Rose Mary Steffie St. Clair: David Botzer Port Carbon: Carissa Colma, Catherine Metrick Shenandoah: Norman Flickinger, Ann Hudock Cressona: Lucille Harper New Philadelphia: Michael Kuklis, Cumbola: Mary Kay Lonergan Schuylkill Haven: Russell Martin Middleport: Gene Lawrance Starr Jr. Frackville: Joseph Zurko ASHLAND HOSPITAL Admissions: Ashland: Florence Gongalzes, Beatrice Fetteroff, Anna Sebock, Margaretta Bolich, Michael Yuhas Frackville: Jacob Marshall, Rev. Frank Filar Girardville: Sophia Kulengosky Mahanoy City: Thomas Norkizich, Valarie Bettis Discharges: Ashland: Joann 'Hornung, Polly Hubler, Michael Herhal Centralia: Stephen Krupenski, Peter Stanchock Delano: Dennis Sankner Frackville: Frank Noonan Girardville: Charles Dazles, William Jeffrey, Ronald Matejick Mahanoy City: Robert Boner Lavelle: Ida Einrick Shenandoah: Donnna Kulpowicz and baby boy Shaft: Joann Romanuski Dispensary: Ashland: Gerard Loftus, punctured foot; Margaretta Bolich, foot injury; Joseph Meyers, head laceration Gilberton: Leroy Griffiths, elbow injury Ringtown: Karen Laudeman, multiple injuries; Harlen Laudeman, multiple injuries; Maryann Laudeman, head injuries Shenandoah: Cheryl Zimmerman, eye injury Anniversary Happy anniversary to: Mr. and Mrs.

Albert Stines, 16 Weston Place, Shenandoah, their 24th. They have a son, Albert. Kevin and Ceane (Yetter) Boran, Pittsburgh, their first. Formerly of the area, he is a medical student at the University of Pittsburgh and she is a registered nurse and coordinator with Upjohn Drug Company. Working time Working Tuesday New St.

Nicholas Central Breaker, St. Nicholas Fine Coal Plants 4 5, two shifts, Pine Forest Stripping, Buck Run, St. Nicholas Retail Pockets Oakhill. Rosa Breaker, Rosa Pockets open until 4 p.m. Shenandoah: Charles Lazusky, Donna Lee Peters, Stella Dougherty, Metro Barno.

Mahanoy City: Leo Dowling, Joseph Post, Melissa Jones Middleport: Thomas Donald Jr Pottsville: Catherine Schaefer, Daniel Tamulonis, Craig Brennan, John Wachter, Joan Slorida, Helen Lord, Ronald Knight, Bertha Matthews, Anita Rehman, Anna Harrin, Robert Rescorla Schuylkill Haven: Robert Troutman, Bruce Snyder, David Schwenk, Thelma Baum Brockton: Andrew Rudy Branchdale: Jewel Hewes, Sally Gleason Minersville: Elizabeth Grabusky, Clara Heiser, Bonnie Fultz, Sherri Specht Port Carbon: John Smith, Mary Ann Schaefer St. Clair; Elizabeth Tokash, Elsie Herman, John Turinsky Morea: John Hlat Discharges: Frackville: Frank Russell, Pauline Stefanowicz, Robert Pasker, Mary Gedjunas, Nevan Bretz, Stephen Bloschichak, Sr. Mahanoy City: Harold Markle, Mary Lee Ashfield Shenandoah: Donna Lee Peters, Mary Gobster. Ashland: Elizabeth Gough Tamaqua: Dorothy Kistler, Margaret Welsh Middleport: William Hain, Paul McDonald Pottsville: Myrtle Palamar, John Evans, Victoria Bevan, Lisa Marie Wagner, Beverly Strausser, Kathy Andrachick, Stanley Poole, Gary Johnson, James Ryan, Edward Cleary, Red Gradwell, Angela DiRenze Schuylkill Haven: Ethel Brown, Sharon Crammes St. Clair: George Yanek, Sr.

Stella Donahue, Rose Mihalsky, William Bowler, Nelda Russell, Michael Tomochick Minersville: Ralph Phillips, Juan Flecha HAZLETON STATE Admissions: Ziong Grove: Edith Stauffer Barnesville: Elizabeth Gallery Ringtown: Evelyn Shank ST. JOSEPH'S Hazleton Admission: Ringtown: Nettie Jones Discharges: Mahanoy City: Mary Yurasek Sheppton: Robert Ryan Ringtown: Betty Eisenman Golda Meir gets out of hospital JERUSALEM (UPI) Former Prime Minister Golda Meir has left Hadassah Hospital after six days of treatment for an infection of a leg muscle. A spokesman for Mrs. Meir, 77, said today she left the hospital Sunday in "excellent condition" and that doctors told her she may resume normal activities. Mrs.

Meir has been in the hospital four times this year, twice for the removal of cataracts from her eyes. WINS AWARD NEW YORK (UPD First Lady Betty Ford has been named the recipient of the "Rita V. Tishman Human Relations Award" of the Anti-Defamation League of B'nai B'rith in recognition of Mrs. Ford's "special dedication to securing equal rights for Cards of Thanks 55 WE EXPRESS our sincere appreciation for flowers, Mass cards, messages of sympathy, personal services, the kindness of the Holy Name Society and Little League and other understanding gestures during our time of sorrow, the death of William Schistle. Signed: Wife, children and WE WISH to thank all those who assisted us in our recent bereavement, the death of Mrs.

Mayme Slegesky. Special thanks to those who offered Mass cards, sympathy cards, floral tributes, use of funeral cars, and pallbearers. Signed: The Slegesky Family. THE 'FAMILY of the late Howard C. Yost, Ashland, wishes to express its sincere thanks and appreciation for messages of condolence, floral tributes, use of funeral cars, pallbearers and other acts offered during its recent bereavement.

WE EXPRESS our thanks for the personal kindnesses, services, cards, flowers, messages of sympathy and other understanding gestures during our time of sorrow. The Zanecosky, Kuchinsky and Pish Families. Obituaries 57 DAVIES-Mrs. Martha 637 E. Centre Mahanoy City.

Funeral Tuesday 11 a.m. from Fenton Funeral Home with Rev. Harry Bruen, First Congregational Church, officiating. Interment in German-Protestant Cemetery. Friends may call today 7-9 p.m.

In lieu of flowers, donations can be made to First Congregational Church memorial fund or the Mahanoy City Visiting Nurse Assn. Evelyn B. Fenton funeral director has charge: 308 Preston avenue, Girardville, died Monday in the VA Hospital, Lebanon. Funeral Thursday at 9:30 from the McDonald Funeral Home. Mass of Christian Burial at 10 in St.

Joseph's Church, Girardville. Interment in parish cemetery, Fountain Springs. Viewing Wednesday from 4 to 10. M.J. McDonald and son in charge.

NARBUT-Victor Narbut, 295 Arizona avenue, Shenandoah Heights. Funeral Wednesday at 9:30 from the Oravitz Home for Funerals with Mass at 10 in St. George's Church. Viewing Tuesday from 2 to 9 p.m. with scripture readings at p.m.

Interment in Our Lady of Dawn Cemetery..