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Hazleton Standard-Speaker, Monday, March 15, 1976 Weatherly MRS. ROBERT EBLING Correspondent 331 Fourth St. Dial 427-8395 'Tis no Blarney You'll find the best buys at Hazle Park! Monday thru Thursday 8 a.m. 'til 6 Friday 8 a.m. 'til 9 Saturday 7 a.m.

'til 5 4 1 j5 aflllf! lllllltl a rmfr Fitzpatrick party to be avoided PHILADELPHIA (AP)-If you get an invitation to a cocktail party honoring Philadelphia Dist. Atty. F. Emmett Fitzpatrick, don't go. Those things get the darndest publicity.

Like the one that J.P. Devlin was going to throw for Fitzpatrick at Regency Caterers on March 26. Devlin, who works in the DA's office as head of the victim-witness unit, was billing the affair as, "Friends of Fitzpatrick." But word started traveling that the bash was in reality a Fitzpatrick fund-raiser. This alone reminded everyone that the DA is still waiting for the Disciplinary Board of the State Supreme Court to rule on his ethics case. The case arose from a previous "cocktail party." That one too came off as a fund-raiser.

Fitzpatrick had accepted $6,000 raised at the affair. It occurred just one month before he was sworn in as Philadelphia's prosecutor. And it was attended by scads of Philly defense lawyers. "I was concerned," said John Morris, Fitzpatrick's first assistant DA, who said he'd heard the rumors and asked Devlin to junk the party. He did, but protested the event indeed was just a cocktail party, nothing more.

Bob Little, manager at the Regency, had this to add: "It was certainly not a fundraiser. They were going to charge $10 a ticket and that's what we were charging them." Fitzpatrick? He's in New Orleans at a DA's convention. Mrs. Allan Williams (left); Mrs. Arnold Selert (third from left) and Mrs.

Donald Stump (second from right) who were honored as Hidden Heroines Saturday at the Weatherly Girl Scout Banquet, receive corsages from left to right: Edna O'Donnell, assistant leader of Girl Scout Troop 271 Mrs.Anna Witner, leader of Brownie Troop 287, and Diane Stump, of Cadette Girl Scout Troop 235, daughter of Mrs. Stump. Top 'o' the savin's to you LIONS MEETING CANCELLED The meeting of the Weatherly Lions Club scheduled for tomorrow has been cancelled to enable students and interested members to attend the basketball game at Scran-ton tomorrow. The business and other activities that were to have been transacted at this meeting will be held at the first meeting in April. Franklin Corra will preside.

LEGION PARTY The American Legion Auxiliary will hold a party at 8 p.m. today in the post home. All are invited to attend. FIRE AUXILIARY TO MEET The Ladies Auxilairy of the Citizens Fire Company will meet at 6 p.m. tomorrow at the new firehall.

Preparations will be made for the ham and cabbage dinner which will be held Wednesday at the old firehall on Hudsondale St. CLOTHING NEEDED Clothing of Lutheran World Relief will not be shipped again until late fall but LWR urgently requests donations now of blankets, layettes, soap, fabric and health and education kits for children. UMW MEETING The United Methodist Women will meet at 7:30 p.m. tomorrow in the church social rooms. FIRE AIDES TO MEET The Ladies Auxiliary of the Packer Volunteer Fire Company will meet at 7 p.m.

tomorrow in the firehall. BIRTHDAY Denise Hinkle, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Mickey Hinkle, Hazle Village, formerly of Weatherly, first yesterday. 3 Honored at Girl Scout fete Mrs.

Arnold (Mildred) Selert, Mrs. Allan (Lois) Williams and Mrs. Donald (Marilyn) Stump were honored as the Hidden Heroines of Weatherly at Saturday's Girl Scout banquet. Mrs. Selert was recognized by the Brownie troop for her dedication to the girl scouting program for many years.

Mrs. Selert is the leader of junior troop 271 and is active in the Weatherly Homecoming Association. Irf addition to her part-time employment as an aide in the Carbon County Home, and a home maker, Mrs. Selert continues her services to the community with the many dedicated hours of planning and assisting at the annual homecoming. Mrs.

Williams has been instrumental in the Bloodmobile Friendship Fund was given by Dawn Deisenroth, Charlotte Fairchild and Debbie Hinkle: World Association Pin, Kim Lehr; Girl Scout Pin, Kathy Eroh; Promises and Laws-Reader, Christine Hittinger; participants, Judy D'Andres, Lori Knepper, Vicki Scott, Susan Coxe, Karen and Beth Schaeffer, Maria Mehalko, Penni Smith, Angela Varano, Bonnie Watson, Debbie Hinkle, Debbie Lutzick, Karen Gregorie. All girls and committee members held a lighted candle during the closing ceremonies which included the singing of America, God Bless America and Girl Scouts Together. TANZANIA TO SHIP SUGAR KAGERA, Tanzania Tanzania plans to export 36,000 metric tons of sugar this year. will attend camp August 6-7-8 and the Cadettes will attend Camp Louise. Diane Stump and Denise Snyder will attend resident camp in July and August and Barbara Selert has been appointed as representative to Wider Opportunities June 23-July 7.

At Saturday's banquet the Brownies presented a dance "Skip to my Songs, Battle Hymn of the Republic and You're a Grand Old Flag; Our Proud Heritage by all scouts; Junior dance "Marching Through Georgia" and "Jimmy Crack The Cadettes offered a play "Monsters come to Cindy Dargay, Tina Hettler and Debbie Mclnroy made a presentation to Rev. Donald Stump for the use of the church for scout meetings. The Juliette Low World from Milk fed calves INDIA'S WALNUT CROP LARGER New Delhi India's 1975 walnut crop totaled about 13,000 metric tons (in shell), up 37 per cent from the poor 1974 harvest. sented with a gift and a corsage by the scouts. At the ceremonies, Joan O'Donnell served as caller; Heather Porter, Brownie Flag and color guard included Emily Jo Boran and Jackie Tyler.

The junior flag was carried by Kim Fadden with Cindy Gerhard a nd Dottie Hart serving as colorguards. The World Association Flag was in charge of the Cadette troop. It was carried by Denise Snyder with guards Donna Hinkle and Diane Stump. The American Flag was carried by junior Irene Schoch with brownie guard Melissa Bellas and cadette guard Vicki Scott. The invocation was given by the Rev.

Donald Stump. Following a covered dish dinner with Joyce Fadden in charge, it was announced that the junior troop will visit radio station WLSH today at 2 p.m. Four mothers are needed to serve as chaperones and drivers. The Homecoming dates are May 29, 30 and 31 and all mothers of scouts were asked for their assistance. The parade on May 31 will have a float that will carry the Hidden Heroines.

A neighborhood picnic will be held in Eurana Park June 21. This will help the scouts to get acquainted with girls who will be attending "Wider Opportunities-1776 all over Day camp dates were announced as July 12-17 with Mildred Selert serving as day camp director. Troop camp for Brownies will be held at Camp Joy Lo June 16-17-18. Juniors 12 or Whole Calf Cut to your specifications while you wait Consists of A VI AA Steaks Vl Roasts Diced Veal II Stewing Veal ID. Freeze 'n wrap 10c per pound extra program in Weatherly for the past twenty-five years.

She has served as co-ordinator for the group and is also known for her work with the Gray Ladies who assist with the elderly at the Carbon County Home and in their homes. She was chosen by the junior troop. Mrs. Stump, chosen by the Cadette Troop, is also active in scouting. She has served as an assistant leader of the Brownie troop and as cookie chairman for all the troops for many years.

She has been president of the Women's Fellowship of Salem United Church of Christ and in addition to her church association is also active in many youth programs in the community. Each of the women was pre Leg 'o Veal Cut to your specifications while you wait Consists of A Steaks inn I 429 Rump Roast 1 1 Diced Veal fo Freeze 'n wrap 10c per pound extra THE Veal $)59 Steak 3 ib Calves 39 Liver II ib. in mm piiii i Tender, delicious Veal Chops Shoulder Rib Loin $49 $dl59 $189 1: 1 'Wa5 Li SfiE lb. 7- Wmm French Fries Breast '0 Veal Colorful Jelly Bean Bar Stools Monday and Tuesday Only! or Potato Salad and Colo Slaw Our Own in 5 Ib. box SPOTLIGHT Veal 88 10 SPECIAL PRICE EACH Patties Now Traditional Menu for thru Sunday STi UVLJ in oam Colorful Jelly Bean Colors of Lime Green, Licorice Black, Lemon Yellow and Vanilla White Matching Seat and Leg Finishes 3" Foam Cushion Seats Covered with Supported Vinyls Chrome Footrests Colorful, Jelly bean colors in matching seats and leg finishes.

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Domestics Shoo Downstairs DEISROTH'S, BROAD AND LAUREL STREETS HAZLETON, PA PHONE 455-3661 Fresh and Cooked Corned beef The best aroundl (FORMERLY ELBY'S) Steaks Chicken Spaghetti Seafood Valmont Parkway, Route 93 Opposite Laurel Mall Each Come Knocked Down Charge for Assembly 1 uair. mm Housewares Lower Floor DEISROTH'S HOME CENTER, 138 WEST BROAD ST. HAZLETON, PA. PHONE 455-3661 Is.