J. a TIMES-LEADER, THE EVENING NEWS, WILKES-BARRE, PA. TUESDAY EVENING, JUNE 25, 1968 PITTSTON REPRESENTATIVES Edward Burke, Hugh Nolan and Edward Uzdills Office-88 SOUTH MAIN STREET -Phone 655-2259 Former Resident Is Death Victim The death of Joseph Udinsky, 66, of 206 Spring Garden Street, Palmyra, N. formerly Pittston, occurred yesterday at his home. Lithuania, he Born in 60 years ago, setthis country Pittston.
He lived in tling 13 While in in Palmyra years. Pittston he was employed as a miner at No. 14 Colliery, Pennmember of St. Casimir's sylvania Coal Company, He was a and United Mine WorkChurch his widow, the Surviving, are Mitskas; a daughter, first Ralph Russell, Palmyra, home; sisters, Mrs. sons, Joseph, Upper Darby; John, Anna Belunas, West Wyoming; Mrs.
-Eva Matus, Nescopeck; four grandchildren. Funeral will be held Friday at 8:30 from Kizis morning Funeral Home, 134 Church Street, Pittston, with a Casimir's Requiem Mass at 9 in St: Interment will be in the Church. parish cemetery. Friends may call Thursday night 7 to 10. Cafeteria Aides To Be Honored Cafeteria staff, volunteer workat the cafeteria and those ers Diocese Project Expansion associated with the "Scranton be honored at a dinner Thursday John the Evangelist Church will night at 6:30 in the Kingston House.
FOR RENT-4 rooms. Bath. Heat, hot water. Adults. 655-1919.
COMPLETES TRAINING Airman Robert J. Mihollen, son of Mr. and Mrs. Richard L. Mihollen, RD 1, Pittston, has completed basic training at Amarillo AFB.
Tex. He has been assigned to Air Force Technical Training Center at Chanute AFB; for specialized schooling as a fire protection specialist. IN HOSPITAL Raymond Doran, 320 Warren street, is a surgical patient at Robert Packer Hospital, Sayre. He is an employe of PILE is soft and lofty colors retain brilliance carpets cleaned with Blue Lustre. Rent eectric shampooer, $1.
Thomas R. Davis 200 Luzerne Avenue, West Pittston. RECRUIT TRAINING Marine Private John A. Brogna, 20, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Anthony M. Brogna, 139 Elizabeth street, was graduated from eight weeks of recruit training at the Marine Corps Recruit Depot, Parris Island, S. C. AWARD WINNERS Mrs. Joseph Yarina, chairman; Mrs.
Jacob Hizny and Anita Lapsansky, co-chairmen of the annual bake sale the benefit of the Sisters at Maria Joseph Manor, wish to express their thanks to all who contributed or helped in any way towards the success of the affair. Awards were given to the following: Tricky Kridlo, Pittston Junction; Marion Griglock, Port Griffith, and Edward Janoski, West Pittston. NOTICE All Shoe Repair Shops in Greater Pittston Will Be Closed Vacation Week July 1st to July 6th Inclusive. PLACE YOUR WORK EARLY THIS WEEK Bus trip will be, sponsored St. Lucy Filippini Society of Our Lady of Mount Carmel Church, William Street, on July 27, to the Pocono Playhouse.
Bus will from church at 4:30 leave- Dinner will be served at the Old Homestead at 6 p. m. followed, by the the Pocono play, Playhouse. "Show Reservations are being accepted by the following: Mrs. Cy sem*nza, Mrs.
Giavanna Chiemento, Mrs. Lucy Alexander or any of the area chairmen. Reservations will close July 15. Holy Name Group To Hold Clambake Church Group To Visit Playhouse Clambake held the Holy Name Society, St. Rocco's Church, on 25 light Grove, Harding.
Arrangements committee will meet Sunday night at 6 at Echo Diner. Michael Fiume is chairman of the affair. Rev. Matthew Peranino, OSJ, is society moderator. PLANNERS TO MEET First public meeting of the Laflin Borough Planning Commission will be held tonight at 7 7:30 in the borough building.
COMPLETES COURSE a transportation officer basic course Army Transportation School, Fort Eustic, Va. Lt. Boyle received his BS in accounting in 1967 from University of Scranton. James A. Second, Lieutenant, and Mrs.
Joseph 22. P. Boyle, North Main, street, Pittston, completed COMING FUNERALS BROCANI-Francis formerly of Browntown, from the Adonizio Funeral Home, 251 William Street, Pittston, Thursday morning 9. Requiem Mass 9:30 Our Lady Car Church. Denison Cemetery.
Friends may call 'tonight 7 10 and Wednesday 2 to 4 and 7 to 10. LICATA-Mrs. Carmella, 38 Pine Street, Pittston, from the Charles Graziano Funeral; Home, 700 Township Boulevard, Pittston, Wednesday morning 9. Requiem as 9:30 St. Rocco's Church.
St. John's Cemetery. Friends may call 2 to 4 and 7 to 10. RUGANIS-Mrs. Catherine, Stark Street, Pittston, from the Kizis.
Funeral Home, 134 Church Street, Pittston, Wednesday morning 8:30. Requiem Mass 9 St. Casimir's Church, Pittston. Parish cemetery. Friends may call 2 to 4 and to 10.
MEDICAL PATIENT Renee Howell, 305 York avenue, is a medical patient at Nesbitt Memorial Hospital, Kingston, after a fall that resulted in a broken arm. BIBLE STUDY Prayer meeting and Bible Study will be held tomorrow night, at 7:30 in the Grace Presbyterian Church with Rev. Robert Abbot in charge. TIMEX WATCHES Reg. 9.95 $7.95 FREED'S in Pittston WHERE THE DISCOUNTS ARE William Langan Is Borne To Rest The funeral of H.
Langan, 10 Milton Street, ton was held this morning from the Albert. P. Leonard Funeral Home, 575 North Main Street, Pittston. High Mass of Requiem celebrated in St. Mary Help of Christians Church, Pittston, by Rev.
Edward Gerrity. Rev. Joseph Sammons was deacon and Rev. Edward sub-deacon. Interment was in Mountain View Cemetery, Carverton, where Rev.
Father Gerrity read the committal prayers. Pallbearers were Vito Stephanelli, John Conroy, Donahue, James Hart. Raymond Gunning and Edward Brobst. Of To Present Program Friday "Mickey Finn Night," will be held by the President John F. Kennedy Council 372, Knights of Columbus, on Friday, June 28, at 9 p.
m. in the clubrooms, 55 South Main street. Program will be in conjunction with the observance of "Hughestown 'Night." James Williams has been named chairman. Michael Tigue, Martin Williams and James Duffy, have been selected as co-chairman. An old time minstrel band will be on hand to provide music for dancing and singalongs.
Entertainment will be provided and free snacks will be provided. These board members will assist with arrangements: Joseph Burke, Gene Hurley, James Burke, Leonard Pribula, William Doran, James Bright, James Bannon, Joseph Keating, Francis Dolley, James McHale, Harold Costello, Al Tompkins, Joseph Guarnieri, Joseph Rava, Ky Tramontana, Jack Donahue, Thomas McFadden, Daniel Bidwell, Ralph Toole, and Joseph Mullarkey. Tickets may be obtained at the clubrooms, from members of the committee, or may be purchased at the door. Public is invited. State To Acquire Land For Highway Condemnation proceedings were started at the courthouse today against two parcels of property for Highway Construction in Pittston City.
The declaration of taking filed on behalf of the Secretary of Highways concerns property of Frank and Dominick Occhiato, 316 William street, Pittston, and Coalbrook Iron Metal Company, Childs, Pa. The condemnation proceedings are in connection with construction of Legislative Route 40047. Spur section 2, in the City of Pittston. The declaration was signed by Eric J. VonHausswolf, deputy secretary of highways.
The condemnation proceedings were filed through Attorney Gifford Cappellini. LONDON FOG IS COMING TO TOWN. WATCH FOR IT AT NATHAN'S. a $3,000 Estate Left To Daughter Lillian Reeves, Exeter Township, in her will leaves real estate on Jennings Road, Exeter Township, valued at $3,000 for probate purposes, to her daughterter, Lillian Keating, RD 1, Falls. Decedent died June 12 at General Hospital at 66.
The is- dated May 25, 1968: AUXILIARY MEETING Reorganization meeting of the Ladies Auxiliary. to the Pittston DISCOUNT MART AY Thursday Bargain Days LADIES' BONDED SLACKS $2.27 Compare At 3.99 BOYS' PERMANENT PRESS WALKING SHORTS Compare At 2.99 $1.97 Sizes 8-18 MEN'S BOY'S TENNIS SHOES Compare $1-97 Sizes At 2.99 5-12 VINYL BEACH BAGS DISKAY COUPON MISS CLAIROL SHAMPOO FORMULA HAIR COLORING LIMIT ONE $1.37 REG. $1.69 GOOD WEDNESDAY ONLY DISKAY COUPON SECRET SPRAY DEODORANT REG. $1.17 LIMIT ONE: GOOD WEDNESDAY ONLY. FRANCIS D.
HUDZINSKI Dial 654-4259 Firemen Make Picnic Plans Fire Department 'have completed plans for their annual be held from July 1 to 6 on the hose house grounds. Fire Chief Theodore Thomas is chairman. The hose company is a teer unit and maintains two fire trucks, rescue car, ambulance and the hose company building. William Edwards is president of the hose company. Mrs.
Helen Lybolt Fatally Stricken Mrs. Helen Lybolt, of 1117 Spring street, Avoca, vesterday in Hornell, St. James Mercy following Hosla heart attack. She was stricken while visiting her daughter, Mrs. William Biggar, with whom she was staying to attend the high school graduation of her granddaughter, Arden Biggar.
She was born in Avoca, a daughter of the late Robert and Margaret Murdock Milligan. Mrs. Lybolt was a member of Langeliffe Presbyterian Church; Adult Sunday School Class; Women's Missionary Society; Ladies Aid Society; Pittston Chapter, Order of Eastern Star. and Cana Shrine, 17, Scranton. Surviving are her husband, Arden; two daughters, Mrs.
Margaret Miller, Fairmont, West Virginia; Mrs. Grace Biggar, Jean Hornell, N. two sisters, Mrs. Sturdevant, Avoca; Mrs. Ruth Philadelphia; four grandchildren and several nieces and nephews.
The funeral will be held from the Thomas M. Morton Funeral Home, 913 Plane street, Avoca, on Thursday afternoon at 2. Rev. James Glasgow, pastor of Langcliffe Presbyterian Church, officiated. Interment will be in the Langcliffe Cemetery, Avoca.
Friendsmay call tonight 7 to 10 and tomorrow, 2 to 4 and 7 to 10. AL TO ELECT Avoca American elect officers oclock at the post IN VA HOSPITAL Norman Eckrote, street, Avoca, is a Wilkes-Barre Veterans BIRTH ANNOUNCED Legion will tonight at 8:15 home. 222 Packer patient in the Hospital. Mr. and Mrs.
Joseph Tigue of 932 Main street, Avoca, announce the birth of a son, Sunday night, at Pittston Hospital. Mother is the former Mary Ann Rava. MEDICAL PATIENT Mrs. John Robbins, 514 McAlpine street, Avoca, has been admitted to Moses Taylor Hospital as a medical patient. SERVICES TONIGHT Services will be held tonight at 7 in the Full.
Gospel Chapel. The Junction AC Auxiliary morrow night at 7:30 in Dructor's Hall. Prospective members should contact Dorothy Leyshon, president. AUXILIARY TO MEET The Junction AC Auxilitary will hold a reorganization, meeting tomorrow 7:30 at Dructor's on North Main street. Any person wishing to become members should attend.
BOARD MEETING Reorganizational meeting of the Board of Directors, Greater Pittston Chamber of Commerce, will be held Friday. at 3 p. m. in the chamber offices, Miners Bank Building. Attorney Thomas F.
Burke will preside. D'ANCA REIFF PHARMACY RENT SELL Wheel Chairs, Commodes, Canes, Walkers, etc. WANTED FITTER-SEAMSTRESS WALDMAN'S 49 N. Main St. Pittston 654-4667 The Family of The Late MRS.
VERONICA EVASKITIS 101 DICKSON, STREET DURYEA wish to thank all those loaned cars, sent Mass Cards and flowers or otherwise assisted during its recent bereavement. If you just want something to wear, buy a burlap bag. If you want something stylish, try one of our PBM suits. COHEN BROS. "61 N.
MAIN ST. EXETER MAN FOUND GUILTY: Jury Recommends Mercy For, Anthony Donora A 23-year-old Exeter man, acof carrying deadly weapons, was found guilty yesterday afternoon by a Criminal Court jury. However, the panel which, returned its at 2 p. m. asked Judge verdict, J.
Hourigan to show mercy in the case of Anthony C. Donora, 1 Park street. Donora was indicted February 19, 1968, connection' with incident which occurred last December 8 in Exeter. Judge Hourigan ordered the defendant remanded to the LuCounty Prison pending a pre-sentence investigation. Testimony in the trial was concluded Friday afternoon.
proceedings had opened Thursday morning. Judge Hourigan concluded his charge to the jury of 10 women Wyoming John Shoemaker 654-3522 Troop Will Hold Court Of Honor court of honor will be held wAt Wednesday at 7 in social rooms of sponsoring the Methodist church for Church, Scout the Boy Troop 321. Thomas James is acting scoutmaster. These eagle scouts will be honored: James Riley, son of Mr. and Mrs.
James Riley, 163 Third Street, a junior assistant scoutmaster and quartermaster of the troop; Charles Bulford, son of Gloria Bulford, 804 Luzerne Avenue, West Pittston, an assistant senior patrol for his troop and a webelos leader fom Cub Pack 321, and Harry Eustice, son of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Eustice, 32 West Fourth Street, senior patrol leader in his troop. These scouts have gone through the Cub Pack together and attained most 321, their advancement ranks in scouting together. Each has earned more than the 21 merit badges for the eagle award.
At last week's meeting of Troop 321 Eagle Scout Thomas Shupp received his bronze palm. He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Vaughn 140 Fifth Street. He has learned 34 merit badges while in his eighth year of scouting.
These scouts attended overcamp at the cottage of Assistant Scoutmaster Ed Ancas, Myo Beach, Mehoppen: Tod Heberling, Mark 'Fuller, Don Robbins, Bill Shupp, Dave DeMark, Steve Karpiak, Larry Martin, Guy Carpenter, Wayne Bohn, Jimmy Jeffery, Tom Ancas, Bob Burry, Brad Sowden and Bryan Emershaw. Assistant Scoutmasters who attended were Ancas, Elwood Carpenter and Vaughn Shupp. Committeeman Dave Martin also attended. AL Trustees To Fix Post Grounds Trustees of the West Wyoming American Legion 904 have designated Wednesday as project night. The undertaking consists of care of the grounds at the post home, West Eighth street.
The first phase will begin tomorrow at 7. Commander Frank Skilonger announces newly elected ficers for the new term: Commander, Peror Orlando; senior vice commander, Walter Kucharchick; commander, Frank Perfinski; finance officer, Louis Randazzo, service officer, James Sheridan; historian Joseph Petrillo; sergeantat-arms, Thomas Mazar. Rotary To Seat Officers Thursday. Edward J. Krogulski, 67 Noyes avenue, Swoyersville, will stalled as president of Wyoming Rotary Club at the annual installation dinner -dance Thursday night at Aldino's, Wilkes-Barre.
Affair will get underway with co*cktails at 6, dinner at 7 and dancing to follow. Krogulski succeeds Harold R. Hitt as head of the club. Joseph Shaver and Tom Newman are chairmen of the event. Other officers to be seated include: Tom Newman, first vice president; Sy Orlando, second vice president; Raymond Colas lins, secretary; Russell J.
bridge, treasurer; Stephen Space, sergeant-at-arms; Lane Glidden, William A. Jenkins, Leo Riedlinger, directors. 15TH ANNIVERSARY Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Marucca, West Fourth Street, will mark their 15th wedding anniversary on June 27.
They were married in St. Anthony's Church, Exeter. Attendants were Mr. and Mrs. John Marfisi.
SURGICAL PATIENT Charles Vernouski, 33 Clark street, Wyoming, Monday underwent surgery at the Wilkes Veterans Hospital. Vernouski, who has been a patient at the VA Hospital for a month, was a surgical patient the WilkesBarre General Hospital. WATCH REPAIRING NOCERA'S JEWELERS OPTICIANS1084-1088 WYOMING AVE. EXETER, PA, COMPLETE OPTICAL JEWELRY REPAIRING DIAMONDS RESET land two men shortly before. today, after closing summations by Atty.
Arthur D. Dalessandro for the defendant and Assistant District Attorney Ronald J. Wydo for the Commonwealth. Charge against Donora was .22 caliber revolver that he had black jack to and a Hi concealed on his. person with intent to do injury to another perDonora admitted to having a black jack in his pocket but said it was in full view.
He also said he had a revolver in his boot and that too was in view. The defendant on the night of last December 8 appeared at the Exeter police station relative to seeking release of Anthony's brother, George, who was in custody. Police took the defendant into custody at a nearby tavern and the black jack and revolver were taken from his person that night. West Pittston Pittston Office 88 South Main Street Phone 655-2259 John Loughneys Married 24 Years Tomorrow will mark the 24th wedding anniversary Mr. and Mrs.
John Loughney, 615 Fourth street. Mrs. Loughney is the former Adeline Havard. Mr. Loughney is employed by Pennsylvania Power and Light Company at Stanton Plant.
They are parents of one son, John, 3rd, who will graduate next month from Wilkes College. Medico Graduates At Valley Forge Cadet William F. Medico, son of Mr. Philip T. avenue, West Pittston, was graduated recently from Valley Forge Military College with an associate degree.
At college he was active in golf and varsity basketball. He will enter Wilkes College in the fall as a junior and pursue course in business administration. Medico will team up with his brother Thomas, and participate in the annual John A. Allan Memorial Golf Tournament at Fox Hill Country Club. Church Social To Start Tonight Members of First Congregational Church will hold pie and ice cream social tonight, Wednesday and Thursday nights in Addie Savino's Gardens, 335 Washington street.
Frank Belmont is chairman, assisted by Addie. Savino. Committee: Tickets, Mr. Mrs. Albert Endres; candy booth, Mrs.
Ellis Weed; white elephant booth, George Miller; waitresses, Mrs. Thomas Howells; food, Mrs. Robert Campbell; treasurer, Thomas Howells; booth construction, cotton candy and popcorn, Albert Endres, Jr. Cashier will be Clifton Miller, George Miller, and Mayor Robert Campbell. Rides will add attraction for youngsters.
SS Class Holds Final Meeting Final meeting of Mrs. Seeley's Sunday School Class, Luzerne Avenue Baptist Church, was held recently in the church hall. Rachel Jones presided and led devotions. Mrs. Vernice Cleveland, chairman, assisted by Mrs.
Sarah Horsman, and Mrs. Harvey Huddelson, submitted the list of ofofficers for 1968-69 as follows: President, Rachel Jones; vice president, Mrs. Eleanor VanAuken; secretary, Mrs. Jay Culver, and treasurer, Mrs. Grace Speece.
Card was sent Mr. and Mrs. LeRoy Hetreck, who will celebrate their 50th wedding anniversary June 29. The Hetrecks were former residents of the borough and now reside in Tucson, Ariz. Mrs.
Hetreck was YMCA secretary at Coxton Yards. Mrs. Jay Culver was given a surprise birthday celebration. Thomas F. Burke Receives Degree Thomas F.
Burke, son of Attorney and Mrs. Thomas K. Burke, 416 Exeter avenue, West Pittston, received his BA degree in finance at the recent commencement of Lehigh University. Burke, who was secretary of Alpha Tau Omega, was a cum laude graduate. He also served president of the fraternity living group, and in class cabinet for four years.
He was a member of the varsity golf team since his sophom*ore year. A graduate of West Pittston High School, he plans to further his education in law school at Penn State or Villanova. YOUTH SERVICE Youth Service will be held tonight at 7:30 in the Assembly of God Church, 618 Exeter avenue. Mrs. William Reigel will lead the service.
COMING FUNERAL FOX-Mrs. Cora of 321 Franklin street, West Pittston, from Edgar T. Maury Funeral Home, 11 Parke street, West Pittston, Wednesday 11. Rev. Merle Gifford, pastor of the Missionary Alliance Church, West Pittston, will officiate.
Memorial Shrine Cemetery, Carverton. Friends may call tonight 7 to 9. Join Now- -Enjoy The Summer $25. Family Per KINGSTON COMMUNITY SWIMMING POOL Registrations 1 to 4 P.M. REPRESENTATIVES Edward Burke, Hugh Nolan and Edward Uzdilla Office-88 SOUTH MAIN STREET-Phone 655-2259 Board Appoints 7 Others 7 School Teachers Submit Resignations were accepted from seven teachers and seven teachers were appointed at last night's meeting of Wyoming Area School District.
Board accepted the resignations of Mrs. Ruth McCawley, Mrs. Margaret Mitchell, Mrs. Linda Habrock, Walter Placek, Peter Smith. George Buckley, and Mrs.
Virginia Tambur. These teachers were appointed by the board: Mrs. Mary Miano, temporary professional employe in elementary school; Paul Ma(halsky, permanent professional employe in elementary school; Florence Milazzo, temporary employe in elementary school; Mrs. Eugenia Dunbaugh, manent substitute in elementary school; Mrs. Eleanor Savage, permanent substitute for halfday kindergarten, and Laureen Argenio, permanent substitute in elementary school.
Superintendent of Schools James Ayre. reported he received a letter: from Dr. Anton Hess, deputy commissioner of basic education for Pennsylvania, who warned if the curriculum in the district is changed so it reduces the quality of education, a new team of evaluators would reinspect 'Hess district. Dr. stated he received an, unsigned letter from a resident of the Wyoming Area School District.
It is the commissioner's normal practice to ignore unsigned letters, he added, but this one contained a number of newspaper clippings district. stating the plight of the school John Kennedy, acting director of school evaluation for the State, was made aware of the content of the letter and news articles by Dr. Hess. Are stated the commissioner is keeping a sharp eye on the affairs of the school curriculum and will not hesitate to reinspect the school at any time. On recommendation of the policy committee which Yanik heads, the board voted to change the July 15 meeting date to July 29.
Resignation Bid Fails Because Of Tie Vote Wyoming Area. School Board, at last night's meeting, deadlocked 4-4 when John LaNunziata of Exeter tried to resign his post. Motion to accept the resignation failed as a result of the split vote. Board also failed to pass the budget on a 4-4 vote. This will halt financial business in the district for one month or until the next regular meeting.
An estimated 300 taxpayers attended the meeting, Charles Adonizio presided at the session which was attended by Richard Harding, Casimir Kizis, Charles Lahr, Evans, Harrett, Stanley Yanik. LaNunziata was not present at the meeting. Barrett, board secretary, read the letter of resignation of LaNunziata, board chairman, who wishes to resign immediately because of pressing business matBarrett moved the resignation be accepted with regret. On the motion to accept the resignation, Harding, Kizis, Lahr and Evans voted no, and the remainMattered was yes. to be With a tie considered vote the at the next board meeting.
Those voting not to accept the resignation are all Republicans while LaNunziata is a Democrat. Finance committee report was not approved by the board. On the report of the finance committee, Harding, Kizis, Lahr and Evans teamed and voted against the 1968-69 school budget. All Democrats voted in favor of the budget with the exception of a articles Budget 19 and restored 20. the curriculum first suggested by the and the $3,000 previously taken from the coaching staff.
Harding said he wanted the coaches appointed before the salaries adopted, but Barrett. explained the money first must be appropriated before the coaches are appointed in July as is the custom. When LaNunziata's resignation is accepted board be made up of four Republicans and four Democrats. Since they probably will. not be able to agree on a successor in a 30- day period, appointment will be made by the Luzerne County Court.
Since the board president is from Exeter, it appears that Jerry Clapps, Exeter Borough Democratic chairman, will play a prominent roll in naming successor. Couple Observing 54th Anniversary Mr. and Mrs. Robert MacArt, of 520 Third street, West Pittston, are observing the 54th anof their marriage toniversary, were married by Rev. Richard A.
Rinker, former pastor of First Presbyterian Church, The couple has four children: Mrs. Frank W. Cool, Seaford, IN HOSPITAL Under medical treatment at Pittston Hospital is Harvey Huddelson, 318 Baltimore avenue, West Pittston. SURGICAL PATIENT Mrs. Warren Strubeck, 211 Luzerne avenue, is a surgical patient in Wilkes Barre General Hospital.
SICKLER PROMOTED PFC Fred Sickler, son of Mr. and Mrs. Sheldon Sickler, 310 Exeter avenue, has been promoted to lance corporal in the Marine Corps. He will observe his 21st birthday tomorrow while in Vietnam. Mrs.
Russell Christman, Stamford, Mrs. Lawrence Schultz, Wilkes-Barre, and Robert, chief safety engineer for Hercules, Salt Lake City, Utah. They also have 16 grandchil. dren, and great-grandchildren. Mr.
MacArt is a retired post office employe, serving as superintendent of mails the of his retirement. Mrs. at, MacArt is the former Marion J. Stroh, Pittston. They are members of First Presbyterian Church, West Pittston.
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