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CONTINUING: CONTINUING: VOL. 30, NO. 11 THE WHITE HAVEN JOURNAL THE WEATHERLY HERALD © 2010, JOURNAL NEWSPAPERS, INC. All Rights Reserved INSIDE ESTABLISHED 1879 ESTABLISHED 1880 131st YEAR, NO. 50 THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 11, 2010 SINGLE COPY—50¢ (USPS 277440) 131st YEAR, NO. 24 Bruce Thomas named to Dennison Township supervisors by Seth Isenberg sion and supervisors. A letter will be the township truck serviced and Bruce Thomas was named as sent about the Byra minor subdivi- ready for winter. He needs tarps to Dennison Township supervisor at sion because it still needs a wet- cover the salt and cinder piles. the beginning of the November 3 lands certification by a qualified pro- Wheeler will give him one, and he regular township fessional, and a high- was authorized to buy more. Shupp meeting. Thomas, way occupancy per- mentioned that the state has sur- who fills the vacancy mit. plus items, and likely has tarps or left by Russell Miller White Haven police other kinds of salt pile covers— has Miller’s blessing, officer Gary Shupp worth looking into. Supervisor Mack according to super- reported 33 calls in the directed Fisher to replace some of visor Sheila Weaver. township in October, the older STOP signs in the town- Thomas, a long-time including three crash- ship before winter. township resident, is es (two of these into Dennison Twp. Fire Co. fire chief a regular at the deer), two thefts Bill Bauersfeld reports 10 calls for township meetings. (recovered both), two October, including two vehicle He has served on the township’s false alarms, two DUIs, two suspi- crashes, a structure fire, a call planning commission (Miller also cious people, a domestic incident, a about wires down, a call about a COMMANDANT AWARD WINNER: Jack Koehler of Weatherly was the served on the planning commission complaint about open burning, tree down, a call for Fire Police for recipient of the Commandant Award, presented at the Delaware & before becoming supervisor). assists to other agencies including traffic control, one stand-by and Lehigh National Heritage Corridor Partners Recognition Dinner Thomas thanked Russell Miller for a debris fire on Halloween night. three dispatched, then cancelled. November 4 at the Hotel Bethlehem. He’s shown above with his award for his long service, and added “I Police also wrote five traffic tickets, There were five incidents in and a citation prepared by the Pennsylvania State Legislature. look forward to working with Mike mostly to truckers trying to sneak up Dennison Twp., two in White Haven Koehler was nominated by Diane Madl of Nescopeck State Park, in [Mack] and Sheila.” Route 437, or for speeding. borough, two in Butler Twp. and one honor of his years of dedication to the Audubon Auto Tour and his The first reading of the 2011 Zoning officer Keith Wheeler in Mountaintop. personal commitment to the legacy that industrial development has budget shows $165,860 for the gen- investigated a complaint about Bills of $11,278 were paid for played in Weatherly’s heritage. As the program noted, “Most days you eral fund, including administration, burning. He suggests that the November, including $2,761 to PA can find Jack checking on the well-being of Weatherly’s historic treas- roads and police, $72,528 for the supervisors look in to revising the for unemployment taxes, $2,500 to ures, including the 1901 Mrs. C.W. Schwab School and the Trainworks highway fund, and $51,000 for sew- ordinance (they agreed). A hearing planner Jack Varaly, $2,360 for pay- Complex [where he’s standing in this photo]. He has been a consis- ers. is scheduled for the Millers, and roll, and $2,000 to White Haven for tent voice for conserving the borough’s historic resources, which The Jarick minor subdivision was there is one other pending. police coverage. include the former Lehigh Valley Railroad shops and related artifacts. approved by the planning commis- Roadmaster Clarence Fisher has In addition to those mentioned, a Jack’s spirited love of the region and dedication to local industrial father and his Boy Scout son history are keys to his accomplishment.” Also at the banquet, a attended, along with one other citi- Lifetime Achievement Award was presented to the Honorable Keith Figas named to zen and this reporter. The next R. McCall, speaker of the Pennsylvania House of Representatives, for Dennison Twp. meeting will be his efforts in funding major trail linkages in Jim Thorpe, White Haven, Weatherly coaching post December 8, beginning at 7:30 p.m. Lehigh Gap and elsewhere. Photo by Ruth Isenberg by Donnell Stump Bonnie Urban (she arrived later in The Weatherly Area School the evening during the caucus Board met in special session on meeting). Local voters mostly follow area trends Wednesday, November 3 before the The board also unanimously LUZERNE COUNTY Dennison Township, 240 to 105 And for State Representative it regularly scheduled caucus meet- approved a method to resolve find- With two exceptions, a majority of Foster Township, 652 to 297 was Tarah Toohil, R over the ing. They had just two items on the ings in the Auditor General’s per- voters in Dennison and Foster town- Penn Lake, 105 to 51 incumbent, Todd Eachus, D: agenda. By unanimous vote the formance audit for the fiscal years ships, and Penn Lake and White White Haven 253 to 112 Foster Township, 547 to 402 board appointed Thomas Figas to a ending June 30, 2006 and June 30, Haven boroughs endorsed the win- For State Senator it was Lisa White Haven, 192 to 167. post as assistant boys basketball 2005. The finding pointed out that ners in last Tuesday’s General Baker, R (unopposed) in The other exception: coach for the 2010-11 season. the school district did not have in Election. For Governor and Dennison Township, 272 to one The county referendum on adop- Voting for Figas were board mem- place a system for monitoring or Lieutenant Governor it was Tom write in vote tion of a home rule charter, which bers John Toft, Thomas Russell, Gil managing the membership and Corbett & Jim Cawley, Republi - Penn Lake, 112 to 3 write in votes was approved by about 55% per- Gerhard, Skip Snyder and Girard attendance software from the can over Dan Onorato & Scott White Haven, 258 to 2 write in Fewins. Board members Joanne Central Susquehanna Intermediate Conk lin, Democrat: votes Please turn to page A6 Dougherty, Corey Gerhart and Bill Unit. The district will put a system in Dennison Township, 232 to 111 And for State Senator in Foster Gerhard were absent, as was place for addressing that problem. Foster Township, 583 to 348 Township it was one of those THIS WEEK IN Penn Lake, 99 to 55 exceptions: WEATHERLY THIS WEEK IN WHITE HAVEN White Haven 237 to123 Foster voters preferred current Thursday, November 11 Thursday, November 11 For U.S. Senate it was Pat County Commissioner Republican TOPS (Take Off Pounds Sensibly) Veterans Day Veterans Day Meeting – 5:45 p.m. - W.H. United Toomey, R over Joe Sestak, D: Steve Urban over the winner, Senior Citizens Friendship Club Joy Through Movement – 10:00 Methodist Church Social Hall Dennison Township, 216 to 129 Democrat John Yudichak, by a vote Meeting – 1:30 p.m. – Salem a.m. – W.H. United Methodist Dennison township Planning Com - Foster Township, 527 to 384 of 535 to 312. Libertarian candidate U.C.C. Church mission Meeting – 7:00 p.m. – Bingo Night – 7:00 p.m. (Doors W.H. Lions Club Dinner Meeting – Township Municipal Building Penn Lake, 77 to 76 Betsy Summers had 62 votes Open at 6:00 p.m.) – Tweedle 6:30 p.m.–Sitkoʼs Barn Rest aurant White Haven 221 to 134 For State Representative it was Tuesday, November 16 Park Foster Township Planning Com - Joy Through Movement–10 a.m. – For U.S. House of Repre - Karen Boback, R, the incumbent, Weatherly Rotary Club Dinner mission Meeting – 7:00 p.m. – W.H. United Methodist Church sentatives it was Lou Barletta, R over Richard Shermanski, D: Meeting – 6:30 p.m. – Weatherly Township Municipal Building W.H. Borough Planning Commis - over the incumbent, Paul Kan- Dennison Township, 258 to 81 Country Inn Narcotics Anonymous Meeting – sion Meeting – 6:00 p.m. – Muni - Weatherly Area Community Li - 7:00 p.m. – Mountainview Com - jorski, D: Penn Lake, 112 to 39 cipal Building brary Board Meeting – 7:00 p.m. – munity Church Wednesday, November 17 Library Friday, November 12 Yoga Class – 10:00 a.m. – St. Greater Weatherly Area Ambu - W.H. Food Pantry – 11:00 a.m. to Paulʼs Lutheran Church lance Association Meeting – 7:30 Noon – Rear, Haven Hall, White Alcoholics Anonymous. Meeting – p.m. – Ambulance Building Haven Center 10:00 a.m. – Mountainview Com - Saturday, November 13 Free Community Lunch – Serving munity Church Basketball Games, sponsored by 11: 30 a.m. to Noon – St. Paulʼs Free Community Lunch – Serving W.A. Senior Class – 6:00 p.m. – Lutheran Parish Hall 11: 30 a.m. to Noon – St. Paulʼs W.A. Middle School Gym W.H. Council special meeting – Lutheran Parish Hall Sunday, November 14 4:30 p.m. – Municipal Building East Side Borough Planning Com - Breakfast – 7:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m. Saturday, November 13 mission Meeting – 7:00 p.m. – – Silver Ridge Hunting Club & Silent Mary Kay Auction, benefit Borough Building Bake Sale by W.A. Boys Bas - White Haven Area Community W.H. Volunteer Ambulance Asso - ketball Library – 2:00 to 5:00 p.m. – Main ciation Meeting – 7:00 p.m. – Street Coffee Works Ambulance Building Monday, November 15 235 Anniversary Birthday Ball, AOH Meeting – 7:00 p.m. – V.F.W. Weatherly Borough Council Meet - sponsored by Marine Corps Post 6615 ing – 7:00 p.m. – Municipal Build - League Detachment 1039 – 5:00 American Legion Post 592 Meeting ing to 11:00 p.m. – St. Patrickʼs Parish – 8:00 p.m. – Post Home Weatherly Area Chess Club – 7:00 p.m. – First Presbyterian Church Center Thursday, November 18 Alcoholics Anonymous Meeting - 7 Joy Through Movement – 10:00 Wednesday, November 17 p.m.–St. Patrickʼs Parish Center a.m. – W.H. United Methodist Weatherly Area Historical Com - Sunday, November 14 Church mission Meeting – 7:00 p.m. - Turkey Bingo – 1:00 to 5:00 p.m. – W.H. Area Senior Citizens Meeting TRAINWORKS SIGN OF THE TIMES: A new sign has been erected on Weatherly Municipal Building St. Patrickʼs Parish Center – 1:00 p.m. – V.F.W. Post 6615 the Stationmaster’s building at the Trainworks Complex in Weatherly. Thursday, November 18 Alcoholics Anonymous Meeting - Kidder Township Board of Super - Shown when the sign was put up are, from the left, Dan Dargay, Weatherly Rotary Foundation 7:00 p.m. – Mountainview Com - visors Meeting –7:00 p.m. – Meeting – 9:00 a.m. – Weatherly munity Church Township Municipal Building Trainworks secretary Elva Dargay, Trainworks president Terry Younker, Jack Koehler and John Weigand. Milestone dates for the complex are Municipal Building Monday, November 15 Narcotics Anonymous Meeting – 7:00 p.m. – Mountainview Com - Free Community Lunch – Serving listed on the sign, which reads: Home of LVRR Engine Shop, 1865- munity Church 11: 30 a.m. to Noon – St. Paulʼs 1910; Weatherly Steel Company, 1913-1989; saved for restoration and Luth eran Parish Hall reuse, Weatherly Rotary Foundation, 2004. 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Burial Hospice Community Care Bernard Domanski; stepsis- Christy Brady, Finance ruary 23, 1959 in Weatherly. was in Calvary Cemetery, Unit of Geisinger South, ters Sabina Kurello and Mary Steve Stallone, Sports Editor Heather Maslo, Production Manager She was a 1977 graduate of Drums. Wilkes-Barre. Szjewa. Member, White Haven Chamber of Commerce Carbon County Chamber of Commerce Weatherly Area High School A son of the late Stanley The funeral was held Sat- Pocono Mountains Chamber of Commerce White Haven Economic Development Association and a graduate of Hazleton GRACE WEIR and Helen Swartz Shulenski, urday from the Joseph E. THE JOURNAL-HERALD is printed with U.S. made soy inks on part-recycled newsprint. © Copyright 2010, Journal Newspapers, Inc. General Hospital School of Grace Weir, 87, of Weath- he was born in Ashley and Lehman Funeral Home, Nursing. erly died Thursday, No- was a U.S. Army veteran of White Haven, with a Mass of She worked as a registered vember 4, 2010 in Hazleton World War II. He served with Christian Burial in St. Pat - Editorial nurse for 30 years, at the for- General Hospital. the 11th Airborne Division in rick’s R.C. Church celebrated mer St. Joseph Medical Cen- A daughter of the late John the Pacific Theatre of War, by the Rev. John McHale, New faces, new energy ter in Hazleton before its and Tania Woodring Erdman, and was awarded the Ameri- pastor. Burial with military by Seth Isenberg closing and then at Hazleton she was born in Weatherly can Campaign Medal, Army honors was in the parish The Journal-Herald area has two new state representatives, General Hospital until be- and was a graduate of of Occupation Medal, Asiatic cemetery. a new state senator, a new congressman, a new U.S. Senator, coming ill recently. Weatherly High School. Pacific Campaign Medal, Memorial donations may and a new governor. These changes mean opportunity. She was an active member She was a member of Good Conduct Medal, Philip- be made to St. Patrick’s Local leaders are going to have to take some time to make of St. John Bosco R.C. Salem United Church of pines Liberation Ribbon and Church General Fund, 411 sure all of these new elected officials become familiar with our Church of Conyngham, and a Christ of Weatherly. World War II Victory Medal. Allegheny Street, White area and our needs and dreams. volunteer at Immanuel Chris- Preceding her in death He was a member of St. Haven, PA 18661 or to a local In White Haven, a community hall and new offices, in tian School in Hazleton. She were son Howard Weir, broth- Patrick’s R.C. Church and soup kitchen of the donor’s Weatherly a community center with a new library and a was also a multi-gallon blood ers Howard and Henry Erd- American Legion Post 592 of choice. streamside park, and also for Weatherly a power generating donor for the Red Cross. man. White Haven. Prior to retire- station at the Francis Walter Dam, are the most visible area Preceding her in death was Surviving are her husband, ment he was employed as a JAMES THEODORE projects. There are certainly more. We could all use some sister Bonnie Sue Cher- Clifford Weir, and two grand- welder for the Glen Alden GRAHAM property tax relief. There also needs to be more investment in nansky. children. Coal Company, and later in James Theodore Graham, our interstate highway system and on state roads, without the Surviving in addition to her Private burial was in Union the maintenance department 65, of Jacksonville, N.C., died threat of toll—a proposal that got garbled in the state legisla- mother are her husband of Cemetery, Weatherly. of Certainteed Corp. of Saturday, October 30, 2010 ture when big city lawmakers looked to divert I-80 revenue to 25 years, Ray Mylet; daugh- Memorial donations may Mountain Top. in Hazleton General Hospital. fund big city projects and transit. ter Sarah Mylet, at home; sis- be made to the Activity Fund Preceding him in death A son of the late Archie I expect we will see some of these new office-holders in our ters and brothers-in-law Judy of Weatherwood Nursing & was his wife, the former and Edith Beers Graham, he area next year. We should make the most of their talents. was born and raised in Weatherly, and was a 1963 Letter to the Editor graduate of Weatherly Area To the Editor: High School. He served in Letter of Thanks to the WH Sports Association: the U.S. Marine Corps from My thanks and appreciation is extended to the White Haven 1965 to 1998, retiring at the Sports Association for allowing my wife Barbara, and I to rank of CWO-4. He then speak at their November meeting. We were respectfully given owned and operated Graham ample time to present our views and have a constructive dis- Motors, Inc. of Jacksonville. cussion regarding the broken windshield we sustained in July. He was a founding member You all conducted yourselves like the ladies and gentlemen of the USMC Motor Transport that I know you are. Thank you for your generosity and under- Association, V.F.W. Post standing in settling our claim. 9133, and the Mustang This illustrates how great things can happen when people Association. take time to listen to each other, discuss, negotiate, and Surviving are his wife, respect each other’s opinions and ideas. I urge the Sports Above: The Weatherly Area Carol Graham; daughters Association, White Haven Borough Council, and the High School Band marches and sons-in-law Heather and Recreation Board, of whom I am a recent member, to work at the start of the Carbon Michael Gombert of Drums, together in the same respectful manner in which this meeting County Veterans Parade, Paula and Timothy Hood of was held. Please take the time to listen to each other and work held in Palmerton on Sun- Jacksonville; four grandchil- to gether in a constructive and cooperative effort to make our day, November 7. dren, one great-granddaugh- community one to be proud of. Left: The American Legion ter; brother and sister-in-law Barry Drasher Auxiliary Unit 360 of Robert and Janet Graham of Weatherly was also among Weatherly. the many participants in The funeral was held the 2010 Veterans Parade. Thurs day, November 4 in Photos by Donnell Stump Jacksonville, and burial with full military honors was in Costal Carolina State Vet - PRAYER TO THE BLESSED VIRGIN We’re working on erans Cemetery. Reward (Never known to fail) Oh, most beautiful flower of Mt. Carmel, fruitful vine splen- our website, Memorial donations may dor of Heaven, Blessed Mother of the Son of God. Immaculate Virgin, assist me in my necessity. Oh, Star of the Sea, help me and show me, herein you are my mother. Oh, www.pocononewspapers.com be made to American Cancer Holy Mary, Mother of God, Queen of Heaven and Earth! I humbly beseech you from for Good Drivers! the bottom of my heart to succor me in this necessity. 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We had LEGAL NOTICE LEGAL NOTICE ing all over the Pocono Friday, I brought a light jack- witness to Joe Paternoʼs vowed to be out and enjoy Plateau, I think itʼs official— et to deal with whatever rain 400th coaching win—quite a every last bit of daylight, now NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN leaf season is over, and itʼs fell, but it wasnʼt enough to story, and it was actually that we were on Standard that Letters Testamentary have that Letters Testamentary have now leaf raking season. Yes, handle the cold wind. Post - quite a game. The team Time, and did this by taking a been granted in the Estate of been granted to Jane E. Beam, Anthony Pastina, late of of HC 2, Box 12, there are some trees still poning winter weather until came back from a 21-point long walk with the dogs in Sugarloaf, Luzerne County, Brodheadsville, PA 18322 as stubbornly clinging to their after Thanksgiving would be deficit to win, 35-21. the Weiser State Forest, Pennsylvania, who died on Executrix in the Estate of Mary leaves. We have one of great, but we donʼt have a Also thinking about foot- west of Hometown. An old September 25, 2010. All per- Morison, late of 2 Walnut Street, these in our yard. But nearly vote in the matter. ball, whatʼs a horned frog? family farm had been sons indebted to said decedent White Haven, Luzerne County, everywhere weʼve gone, Speaking of votes, it Ruth and I were able to be acquired many years ago, are requested to make payment PA 18661, who died on August nearly all the leaves carpet pleases me to see the cam- together with my Aunt Phyllis and the farm was being and those having claims or 24, 2010. All persons indebted the ground. For us, we have paign signs gone with the and Uncle Slater on Sat - maintained with crops to demands against the estate are to the Estate are requested to to wait for the leaf vacuum November winds. Yes, they urday. It was good to see feed deer. There were also to present the same without make payment, and those hav- that will take our yard debris lent some color, but this was them looking well. We talked miles of paths for state forest delay to Adeline Pahler, ing claims or demands are Executrix, c/o Robert J. requested to present the same, and dump it in a place where such an unpleasant cam- politics and family news over vehicles to use. The dogs Gillespie, Jr., Attorney, 67 North without delay, to the Executrix it will become mulch. For paign season that the soon- a nice Asian dinner. On our kept showing up where deer Church Street, Hazleton, PA above named, or to: other readers, there are er the signs are gone, the return home, we had a good had walked across into the 18201. Albert F. Maier, Jr., Esq. bags and bins to fill to get better, in my opinion. look at the work being done fields and woods—the place ROBERT J.GILLESPIE, JR. 820 Main Street leaves off lawns. Certainly, congratulations to at the toll plaza at Delaware had many paths, and the Gillespie, Miscavige, Freeland, PA 18224 A few hours ago I was out Lou Barletta and welcome to Water Gap, where E-Z Pass dogs were busy checking Ferdinand & Baranko, LLC 11/18 raking leaves. I have a nice John Blake and John users will be able to drive scents. We hiked into the 67 North Church Street pile of golden-brown near Yudichak, new senators, and through at highway speed, sunset, and arrived back to Hazleton, PA 18201 PUBLIC NOTICE curbside, waiting for our Doyle Heffley and Tarah starting Thanksgiving week- drive home not long after 570-454-5575 White Haven Borough 11/25 pickup. The work has enter- Toohill, new state represen- end, allowing the rest of us sundown. The tired dogs Council will hold a Special tained the dogs. Iʼll put a pile tatives. We look forward to to pay our tolls more safely. were happy dogs, but they Meeting at 4:30 p.m. on Friday, in one spot one day, and working with all of you. When the Albrightsville inter- were also hungry now, and PUBLIC NOTICE November 12, 2010 in the White NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN Haven Borough Municipal them move it the next, leav- In many parts of Penn- change off the turnpike is we had to deal with a that the East Side Borough Building, located at 312 Main ing the dogs briefly puzzled. sylvania, talk of this week- completed, we will join the demanding little Pointer until Planning Commission will meet Street, White Haven, Pa. This weekʼs weather had endʼs Penn State football ranks of E-Z Pass users. we were able to get back to on Wednesday, November 17, Elizabeth J. Altero me puzzled, in that Iʼm not game pushed the political Sunday was a beautiful feed her. 2010 at 7:00 P.M. in the Borough Secretary remembering to bring warm news away for a few days. It day, despite a cold wind, and Chad, as usual, was con- Borough Building, Center tent knowing that if we satis- Street, East Side Borough, fied Chess, it would be his White Haven, Pa. to review the Weatherly parents, teachers, time to eat, too. application of Judith V. Blakey On our way back, the two for the subdivision of a tract of land located to the east of River dogs were side by side on Street in East Side Borough. compete in special basketball games the bench seat, sound Questions concerning the appli- The Weatherly Area senior and $1 each for students of and family members. Parents and other relatives asleep. cation can be directed to East class will sponsor basketball all ages. Refreshments will be avail- of members of the senior Side Borough Secretary, Carol games on Saturday, No - The evening features a able for sale. The Senior class are needed for the bas- Special offering Lenahan at 570-443-7011. vember 13 at the Weatherly game pitting the high school Parents group will also have ketball team. Carol Ann Lenahan, Area Middle School gym. teachers against teachers lottery calendars for sale as To sign up, call Michele supports special Secretary East Side Borough Council The first game will start at 6 from the elementary and well as tickets for the All Connors at 427-4927 high- fund p.m. middle school and a contest Cash Bingo scheduled for lighting or have your son or PUBLIC NOTICE Tickets are $3 for adults between the Class of 2011 Sunday, November 28. daughter put your name on Salem United Church of the sign-up sheet in the high Christ, First and Fell Streets, The proposed 2011 Budget school office. Weatherly will take a special for East Side Borough, totaling collection on Sunday, No - $325,664.30, has been pre- PennDOT offers license plates Parents are also needed to pared and is available for help that evening by donat- vember 14 during the 9:30 inspection in the windows of the ing refreshments to be sold a.m. worship. The collection, Municipal Building, Center for Military Personnel, Veterans and working in the stand. called “Make a Joyful Street, East Side Borough. The Members and veterans of able through PennDOTʼs bility is required. Anyone who can help by Noise,” asks for churchgo- proposed budget is scheduled the United States Armed Specialty Plate Program. A Follow PennDOT on making a donation or work- ers to put pocket change in for adoption at a public meeting Forces can proudly display link to the listing of these Twitter at www.twitter.com/ ing that night should call the basket to support the to be held on December 2, 2010 Donnell Stump at 579-8801. Caring and Sharing Fund. at 7:00 P.M. at the same loca- their service with military license plates is also on the PennDOTNews. tion. license plates offered by Military License Plates web- Carol Ann Lenahan, PennDOT. site under the “Military/Vet - Secretary “Every day, members of erans Personnel Information 11/11 & 18 our armed forces are serving Center.” (Located in Terrace Plaza) around the globe protecting Applications for these spe- Just off the S. Beltway, Route 424 PUBLIC NOTICE our freedom,” said PennDOT cialty license plates must be 601 S. Poplar St., Hazleton NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN Secretary Allen D. Biehler, requested through the ap - 450-5501 that the Borough Council of P.E. “PennDOT is proud to proved organizationʼs local OPEN DAILY 7 a.m.-9 p.m. East Side Borough, Carbon offer license plates honoring representative. Proof of eligi- County, Pennsylvania, will re- those who serve in the U.S. enact without substantial Armed Forces and those change the following tax ordi- Candy orders Also look who have served in major for our Sat. nances for the Year 2011: arriving Dec. 7 ad in the A Per Capita Tax of $5.00 on conflicts, from World War II Standard each and every resident of the to Operation Enduring Gertrude Hawk candy Speaker! Borough of East Side. Freedom.” from the Weatherly Band SIGN UP FOR YOUR A tax of 1% on salaries, A complete listing of mili- Parents sale will be deliv- GOLD CARD TODAY! wages, commissions, and other tary license plates is avail- ered to the middle school compensation earned during able on PennDOTʼs Driver band room on Tuesday, the Year 2011 by residents of and Vehicle Services web- December 7. Pickup will be the Borough of East Side and • FREE COFFEE site, www.dmv.state.pa.us, for work done or services per- from 2 to 4 p.m. Those pick- ALL DAY, EVERYDAY! formed or rendered in the by selecting the “Military ing up their orders are asked • DOUBLE COUPONS UP TO 99¢ EVERYDAY! Borough by non-residents. License Plates” link under to enter at the door at the the “Military Personnel/Vet - • We Accept All Major A Real Estate Transfer Tax of back of the Middle School. Credit Cards, Food Stamps, 1% of the selling price or value erans Information Center.” Parents are asked to Access Card and WIC to be paid by the transferor on The page provides images of check all orders and report the transfer of real property situ- each plate and links to the any damaged or missing ated in the Borough of East appropriate application form items within 48 hours. GROCERY PRODUCE Side. and respective fees. For more information, con- Quaker Maid Red Ripe A tax of 5% on admissions to ¢ A variety of license plates tact Colleen Caccese at NEW!NEW! Sandwich Steaks Tomato Clusters ..99 /lb. places of amusement, athletic 10.5 oz box ...... for active duty and reserve 401-5443. Sweet as Candy events and the like pursuant to SeniorSenior NEW! Chachies $ the Local Tax Enabling Act. military personnel, and Cantaloupes ...... 2/ 3 CitizenCitizen Fresh Salsa $ 99 $ An Occupational Privilege Tax members of service-related 16 oz container ...... 3 Honeydew Melons ....2/ 5 of $10.00 on self-employed indi- organizations are also avail- DiscountDiscount Large Head Crest Toothpaste $ 99 $ viduals, on individuals having DayDay has has 8.2 oz size ...... 1 Cauliflower ...... 2/ 4 more than one (1) occupation beenbeen Sunbeam Bread Golden Ripe and on residents and non-resi- 20-22 oz loaf (king or ranch style).... Pineapples ...... 2/$4 dents working within the Look for Kellogg’s Sale! extendedextended Fresh Cranberries Borough. Apple Jacks 17 oz Mix or $ toto Ma 16 oz bag ...... 2/ 4 East Side Borough Council us here: Froot Loops 17 oz tch! will set by Ordinance a tax rate 22 Full Full Corn Pops 17.2 oz BAKERY $ on all property within the said Find The Journal-Herald Days,Days, Rice Krispies 18 oz ...... 3/ 8 Heritage Fresh Baked Borough in the sum of 2 mills on for sale at these area mer- Redi-Serve Coconut Cream each dollar of assessed valua- EveryEvery $ 19 chants: Chicken Patties/Nibblers Melt-Away...... 2 tion. $ 79 East Side Borough Council White Haven Market Tues.Tues. & & 7-10 oz pkg...... 1 Heritage Fresh Baked will set by Resolution a quarter- White Haven Uni-Mart Wed.!Wed.! Shurfine Sugar-Free Joe’s Kwik Mart $ 99 ly garbage rate of $77.25 Walnut Halves $ 99 Half Pies ...... 2 ($25.75 per month) for the year Main Street Coffeeworks and 16 oz bag ...... ONLY 3 Heritage Fresh Baked $ 99 2011. The Journal-Herald office; *While Shurfine Cream Cheese Jewish Apple Cake...... supplies last* $ 3 The above Ordinances and Wawa at the Turnpike, NO Rainchecks. 8ozbrick...... 5/ 5 Resolution are scheduled for Prices in effect Shurfine MEATS Pocono Inn lobby, with Gold Card. enactment at a meeting of the Not responsible Whipped Topping Tannery Depot and $ WOW! Fresh Borough Council scheduled for for typographical 8 oz container ...... 5/ 5 The Hickory Run Truck Plaza errors. Boneless/Skinless 7:00 P.M. on Thursday, Chicken Tenders ..$178/lb. December 2, 2010. The meeting store. DELI WOW! Pride of the Farm will be held in the Borough In Weatherly, Heritage Fresh & Hot Community News YoungTurkey Breast Building, Center Street, East Breaded $ 28 Side Borough, White Haven, Weatherly Pharmacy Chicken Tenders ..$499/lb...... 1 /lb. Pa. and TJ’s One Stop. Jennie-O Heritage Fresh A complete text of the above Miller’s Store $ 99 Top Round Turkey Pastrami .... 3 /lb. $ 99 ordinances and resolution can in Lehigh Twp. London Broil ...... 3 /lb. be viewed in the windows of the Convenient Mart, Carone’s Heritage Fresh Borough Building, Center Good from Wednesday, November 10 Supermarket, Uni-Mart, thru Saturday, November 13 Boneless New York Street, East Side Borough. $ 99 These taxes and resolution Smoke Shop and Nocchi’s Strip Steaks ...... 5 /lb. will be imposed for the Year Pharmacy in Freeland. 2011. Still only 50¢. Carol Ann Lenahan, Also available by mail sub- Secretary scription, and e-subscription. 11/11&18 PAGE A4—THE JOURNAL-HERALD, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 11, 2010 Marian students attend FBLA HASD offers important academic initiatives The Hazleton Area School through the Pennsylvania initiative. Teachers learn how District is continuing to focus System of School As sessment to include accommodations State Leadership Workshop on academic achievement test. Another program that for these students by adapting through a series of education- supports PSSA proficiency is instructional strategies and al initiatives that are designed Study Island. Students in ensuring student comprehen- to target literacy, diversity, grades 3-12 are exposed to sion in all school subjects. teacher training, and subject PSSA content in reading and Teachers and administra- knowledge. Currently, there math as well as gaining prac- tors are also participating in are more than 10 initiatives in tice using the testing format. educational initiatives through place that focus on instruction- One of the most exciting the Pennsylvania Institute for al strategies, classroom en - new initiatives is the action Instructional Coaching and hancements, testing, and per- research projects. These proj- through the Distinguished formance assessments to ects are conducted by the fac- Educatorʼs Program in part- increase student achievement ulty and the results are shared nership with the Pennsylvania in the learning process. through a databank that can Department of Education. “Academic success is the be accessed through the These collaborative programs main priority for this school school district website, www. allow faculty to continue district,” said superintendent hasdk12.org. Teachers are developing their skills in edu- of schools Sam Marolo. “We able to collaborate on the cational strategies and deci- recognize that Hazleton Area design and execution of these sion making. faces educational challenges, projects that result in new “Our ultimate goal with but we are meeting them with approaches in learning for these initiatives is to engage many of these initiatives and teachers and students. students in relevant learning,” we remain committed to in - “This is a research based said Dr. Deb Carr, director of creasing learning for all of our approach that deals with a curriculum and instruction. students.” qualitative experience rather “We want all of the students in FBLA WORKSHOP attendees from Marian High School were, front row (l to r) Hilary Hazleton Area classes at than quantitative data,” said our care to be college and Furmanchin, Joanna Butala, Kathleen Reilly, and Emily Burger; back row Trish Patton, the elementary level are en - Dr. Francis Antonelli, deputy workforce ready once they Jessica Horlacher, Katie Smulligan, Amanda Ketusky, and Jessica DeLash. gaged in literacy education superintendent of schools. “It leave our schools, so our job through the Step by Step Pro - allows our teachers to apply is to ensure successful learn- Eight members of this yearʼs professionalism, college and (local vice-president) and gram, Read 180, and System research techniques to educa- ing outcomes.” chapter of Marian High career, and competition. Jessica DeLash. 44. These programs evaluate tional issues and share them For more information on the Schoolʼs Future Business Patrick T. Grady, the keynote fluency and story comprehen- throughout the district, there- Hazleton Area School Dis - Leaders of America attended speaker, used his theme of Weatherly Area sion as well as providing more by, enhancing the teaching trictʼs educational initiatives, the State Leadership Work - childhood memories to moti- PTA plans experience with phonics. This and learning process.” log on to the school district shop October 24-25 at the vate members to do their best approach is a reinforcement of Diversity is also addressed website at www.hasdk12.org Penn State Conference Cen - to in all they attempt. second meeting basic skills that allows young through teacher training in the or contact the school district ter Hotel in State College. Representing Marian were learners a grounded founda- CAFÉ Program. Students who administration office by calling The Weatherly Area PTA Each member and their Hilary Furmanchin (local pres- tion in reading through the are learning the English lan- 459-3111. will hold the second meeting adviser, Trish Patton, attended ident), Amanda Ketusky, recognition of letters and guage are served through this of the school year on Wed - two general sessions and Kathleen Reilly (local secre- awareness of sounds. nesday, November 17, at 7 seven workshops of various tary), Joanna Butala, Emily Another important initiative p.m. in the Elementary/ topics dealing with leadership, Burger (local treasurer), Katie is the Adopt an Anchor Pro - Craft show and clothing Middle School Cafeteria. speaking skills, technology, Smulligan, Jessica Horlacher gram. This program encom- Topics will be Winterfest, passes all grade levels and PTA bylaws approval, and drive planned at CMS aligns the Pennsylvania Aca - holiday activities. There will Weatherly Country Inn demic Standards with teacher The Crestwood Middle team to raise money to help be a guest speaker. Door instruction, testing, and as - School Student Council will find a cure for cancer. All RESTAURANT & CATERING prizes by Longaberger will be sessments to ensure that stu- host its third annual Craft clothes will go to Volunteers of given out and refreshments 570-427-8550 dents are learning the subject Show and Clothing Drive on America. will be served. Located 6 Miles from White Haven, 1 Mile from County Home in material required by the state. Saturday, December 4 from A ticket for the Chinese auc- Weatherly on Lehigh Gorge Drive (Weatherly-White Haven Highway) PTA meetings will be held This subject content is includ- 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. in the Crest - tion will be given for every five Open Tues.-Sat. 4–10 p.m. on the third Wednesday of ed in all of the daily instruc- wood High School cafeteria. pounds of clothing donated. Enjoy a Catered Thanksgiving Feast this year! every month unless other- Small Family Package tional plans for students and All proceeds will go to the For more information, call $ wise noted. Getting involved includes 10-12 lb. whole turkey, will be assessed by the state Middle School Relay for Life 823-6861. 99 mashed potatoes, stuffing, gravy, in PTA is a great way to have green beans or corn, cranberry sauce, tossed salad or coleslaw and choice of apple or pumpkin pie. Feeds 10-12. your ideas heard and your $ Large Family Package (Take out) concerns addressed. Call 195 includes (2) 10-12 lb. whole turkey, mashed potatoes, stuffing, gravy, PTA president Tara Bresnak JOURNAL PUZZLES green beans or corn, cranberry sauce, tossed salad or coleslaw and choice of apple or pumpkin pie. Feeds 20-24. with any questions or com- Order by Monday, November 22— ments at 443-5726. Visit the pick up Thanksgiving Day between 11 a.m. & noon. SUDOKU INSTRUCTIONS: Each row, column and 3x3 grid must contain Call Brian at 427-8550. PTA website at https://sites. Available by the Half Pan: Sweet potatoes - $15, google.com/a/weatherlysd.or all the numbers 1 through 9, with no repeats. Roast Beef - $40 and Ham - $35. g/pta/ for more information. Sudoku Puzzle #1990-M Sudoku Puzzle #1990-D We’re working on our website, www.pocononewspapers.com where you 1 2 3 1 2 3 4 can find a link to place a free classified, and new features every week. 43535678 Or find us on Facebook and become a fan! 67 89 2 3 958 3 91 AMUSEMENTS 5172 48 48 3 6 65 2 24 61 7 35 7 42356 94686 1 9 © 2009 Hometown Content Medium © 2009 Hometown Content Difficult

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I had celery, and a good, and like another au - wave, warm 10 seconds. Tuesday: Grilled chicken breast, rice, Asian vegetables, home kind of late. Still, we rather old bag of carrots. tumn inspiration. Mix in soy sauce and gin- wheat roll, orange. were hungry. Hot dogs were These werenʼt those cute lit- ger. Pour sauce over vegeta- Wednesday: Special Thanksgiving meal. the choice for a quick main tle tender baby carrots, eith - bles and apples. Toss to coat Thursday: Roast pork, mashed potatoes, sauerkraut, multi course, but I wanted some er; they were thick, with well. Transfer to casserole grain bread, applesauce, banana. kind of healthy vegetable, solid, woody cores. Still, they dish. Friday: Chicken Parmesan, rotini pasta, Italian bread, too. were what I had. Cover and bake until ten- canned apricots. Unfortunately, a peek into Once I peeled off the outer der, about 1 hour. peel, they looked a little bet- ter. And by slicing them thin, Reprinted with permission the core didnʼt seem quite as of the American Institute for Coming Events daunting. Cancer Research, www.aicr. I wanted them ready Healthy Fall Harvest org. quickly, so I poured some NOVEMBER 13, Satur day Side Restaurant, Freeland Weath erly Lions Club Honey-Roasted olive oil into one of my old Parsnips, Sweet – Silent Mary Kay Auction, NOVEMBER 20, Satur day This column is open to all black cast iron skillets, and Potatoes and Apples sponsored by White Haven – Night at the Races, benefit organizations in the Weatherly, White Haven, Freeland, started sautéing. They Virginiaʼs apple orchards Area Community Library Weatherly Pride Relay for Dining Out Albrightsville, Blakeslee, turned tender pretty quickly, abound with many apple NOVEMBER 13, Satur day Life Team, at Citi zensʼ Fire Conyngham/Drums, Lake but they still werenʼt inspir- varieties every autumn, but – Craft Show, sponsored by Company, Weath erly Harmony & Mountain Top areas. If ing. did you know that apples and by Seth Isenberg Fairview Elemen tary School your organization is planning a NOVEMBER 20 & 21, fund-raising activity, or other spe- Then I remembered the cider are often used to Ruth and I went out to eat PTA, Mountain Top Saturday & Sunday – Craft cial event open to the public, you apple cider weʼd just bought. sweeten autumn vegeta- with my aunt Phyllis and NOVEMBER 13, Satur day Show & Holiday Boutique, may have it listed by calling 443- I poured about a quarter cup bles? This recipe calls for uncle Slater at Blossom – Fall Festival, sponsored by sponsored by Women of St. 9131. There is no charge for this Asian Bistro in Mt. Arlington, service. into the pan, and increased three autumn favorites: pars - Freeland YMCA Patrickʼs, White Haven the heat to boil down the nips, sweet po tatoes and NJ, a restaurant we have NOVEMBER 13, Satur day NOVEMBER 28, Sunday WHUMC Youth cider, creating a glaze. I apples to make one healthful reviewed. I tried something – Basketball Games, spon- – Breakfast, sponsored by dusted the carrots with meal to warm the cooler different, a dish called Triple sored by Weatherly Area Flying Aces Motorcycle Club, group plans ground cloves and pepper, months. Parsnips are a good Crown (chicken, beef and High School Senior Class Rockport and served them right from source of folate, a B vitamin shrimp), and served spicy. It was a chilly day, and I NOVEMBER 13, Satur day NOVEMBER 28, Sunday hoagie sale the pan. Weʼll have this that may help prevent sever- wanted to warm up. This – 235th Birthday Ball, spon- – Cash Bingo, sponsored by The Youth Group of the again, with fresher carrots! al different cancers. Plus dish did the trick. My first sored by Marine Corps Weatherly Area High School White Haven United Meth - their high potassium level Join program couple of chopstick-fulls did League Det. 1039 at St. Senor Parents odist Church is holding a can also be helpful in regu- lating blood pressure. not register other than Patrickʼs Parish Center, DECEMBER 3, Friday – hoagie sale. Orders must be for Thanksgiving Makes 6 servings. approval for good taste, but White Haven Clothing Giveaway, spon- placed by November 17 by Per serving: 112 calories, after that, I could feel the NOVEMBER 13, Satur day sored by Freeland Presby - calling 443-7153. Pickup or lunch 2 g total fat (<1 g saturated heat building. By the time I – Chicken & Biscuit Din ner, terian Church (continuing delivery will be on Sunday, The Free Community fat), 23 g carbohydrates, 1 g finished, I was warm top to sponsored by Sugarloaf Fire first Friday of every month) November 21. Lunch program in White protein, 4 g dietary fiber, 208 bottom. A good dish, served Company Haven will serve Thanks - DECEMBER 3-5, Friday- mg sodium. spicy, is a great way to keep NOVEMBER 14, Sunday Sunday – Festival of Crafts, Kirby Library giving “Dinner” on Friday, the chill away. November 19 from 11:30 – Breakfast, sponsored by sponsored by St. Peter the Ingredients I was also able to attend Silver Ridge Hunting Club, Fisherman Craft Group, selling holiday until noon. Everyone is wel- the opening of the new come. Canola oil cooking spray Weatherly & Bake Sale Lake Harmony 1 Kountry Kitchen buffet at the foods 1 ⁄2 cups parsnips, sponsored by W.A. Boys DECEMBER 4, Saturday peeled and cut into Terrace Plaza in Hazleton. It Friends of the Marian Chili contest Basketball – Winterfest 2010, spon- bite-size chunks is an attractive space with a Sutherland Kirby Library are NOVEMBER 14, Sunday sored Weatherly Area PTA 1 large sweet potato, large buffet set-up, and a grill sponsoring two fundraisers benefits Relay station. I found wonderful – Turkey Bingo, sponsored DECEMBER 5, Sunday – peeled and cut into during November. Holiday dishes including an appeal- by St. Patrickʼs Events Com- Breakfast, sponsored by for Life bite-size chunks cream cheese logs must be ing seafood pasta salad, a mittee, White Haven Marine Corps League Det. 2 firm red apples, ordered by Saturday, No - A “Best Chili in Town” juicy marinated rosemary fla- NOVEMBER 17, Wed - 1039 at St. Patrickʼs Parish cored and cut into vember 13, and will be Contest will be held Sunday, vored chicken breast, really nesday – Holiday Social, Center, White Haven bite-size chunks delivered to the library at 10 November 21, at the Slocum good red beet eggs, and a sponsored by V.F.W. Post 1 Tbsp. canola oil DECEMBER 5, Sunday – a.m. on Saturday, No- Township firehall from 1-4 terrific little spanikopita pas- 5010 Ladies Auxiliary, Free - 1 Tbsp. honey Breakfast, sponsored by vember 20. Pumpkin, ba - p.m. try. land Albrightsville Volunteer Fire Sponsored by Bucks - 2 Tbsp. “lite” soy sauce nana, or carrot logs cost 1 A skilled staff looks to ⁄4 tsp. ground ginger NOVEMBER 20, Satur day Company $8.50 each, and payment Bombers, all proceeds will make dining there appealing, – Free Winter Coat Dis - DECEMBER 10 & 12, Fri - must be made when the benefit the Relay for Life. Directions and the pricing for all-you- tribution, sponsored by St. day & Sunday – Christmas order is placed. Participants Registration Preheat oven to 400 can-eat including dessert Nicholas Council 12105, Cantata, sponsored by Traditional pasties, meat Fee is $8. Guest entrance degrees. and soft drinks promises to Knights of Columbus, White Haven Area Church - and potato filled pastry, will fee is $3. Guests will be able Spray casserole dish with be reasonable. Weath erly es, at Mountainview Com - be sold for $4.50 each and to test all entries, and judge. cooking spray and set aside. On Veterans Day, Vets eat NOVEMBER 20, Satur day munity Church must be ordered by No - Guests will put a dollar in In large mixing bowl, place free. Ruth and I will write a – Turkey Block Shoot, spon- DECEMBER 12, Sunday vember 17. Orders must their favorite cookʼs jar, and full review later this year. the cook with the most dol- sored by V.F.W. Post 6615 – Breakfast with Santa, also be prepaid and can lars will win the crowd Ladies Auxiliary, White sponsored by St. Patrickʼs also be picked up at the favorite award. Haven Events Committee, White library on Saturday, No - Baked goods will be avail- NOVEMBER 20, Satur day Haven vember 20, between 10:30 – Spaghetti Supper, spon- a.m. and 12:30 p.m. able for purchase. Donations Tree Tops Restaurant DECEMBER 17, Friday – of any baked goods would sored by Freeland Fire Holiday House Decorating (7th Level) Department at The Other Plan now for be appreciated. Canned Contest, sponsored by jalapeños will be available Breakfast with for purchase, made and THANKSGIVING EAST SIDE INN donated by Tracy McGeever. Santa There will be face painting DINNER BUFFET Route 940, East of White Haven Breakfast with Santa will by Katrina Dotzel. All kids 1-5 p.m. WE ARE NOW A WI-FI HOT SPOT be held at St. Peter the can have their faces painted CARVING STATION Fisherman Church on Lake for a small donation. Oven Roasted Turkey, Honey Glazed Baked Ham, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 12 SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 13 Drive in Lake Harmony next There will be a Lia Sophia Soup and Salad Bar, Broiled Scrod Almandine, Home Style Stuffing, Mashed Potatoes, 5-9 p.m. 5-9 p.m. month. The St. Vincent Jewelry raffle, thanks to Candied Sweet Potatoes, Green Beans Chicken Pot Pie 16 oz. New York DePaul Society will be spon- team member and Lia and Dessert Table. Children’s Selection Also Available! w/noodles, biscuits, salad & dessert. Strip Steak soring a Pancake, Sausage Sophia advisor Amanda (Only one Mom per group free) Adult: $9.25 Child: $6.25 with baked potato & vegetable $17.95 & Beverage Christmas Evans. There wonʼt be any ADULTS $15.95 • CHILDREN 5-12 YEARS OF AGE $8.95 break fast and picture with cash and carry items avail- Plus 6% sales tax and 17% service charge. EVERY SUNDAY– EVERY WEDNESDAY– Santa in the parish hall on able, as per company policy Mountain Laurel Resort & Spa Joe’s Cheesesteak Spaghetti & Meatballs, Saturday, December 11 from for fundraisers. However, Junction of I-80 & Route 940, White Haven • 570-443-8411 .95 .95 w/fresh cut fries–$6 w/salad & garlic bread–$5 9:30 to 11:30 a.m. Breakfast Amanda will donates 20% of Reservations are Recommended. 5-9 p.m. in house only. THURSDAY NIGHT—6:30-? for children is $4 and adults the orders for anyone who www.mountainlaurelresort.com TUESDAY NIGHT—6-9 p.m. Clams...... $1.50/Dozen is $5. places an order on jewelry Wings 30¢ each in-house, Pints...... $1.50 Each pieces to Relay for Life. 35¢ each to go—10 Sauces! Become a fan on EVERYDAY– Peel & Eat Shrimp EARLY BIRD DINNER SPECIAL Facebook at .95 1/2 lb.–$6 • w/Fries–$7 3-5 p.m. www.facebook.com/ Serving Dinner 5 p.m.-9 p.m. • Call For Daily Specials 443-8359 pages/White-Haven-PA/ All Specials are In-House Only. The-Journal-Herald PAGE A6—THE JOURNAL-HERALD, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 11, 2010 Other contests: Golden Dragon Acrobats from China Tumble into Hazleton Local For Governor and Lieu - tenant Gov ernor it was Tom The Greater Hazleton Con- its people. Instruments of brellas with their feet, scale ing away a piece of diamond voters… Corbett & Jim Cawley, Re - cert Series continues its 75th labor, such as tridents and poles like frightened cats, jewelry to one lucky concert Diamond Anniversary Sea - wicker rings, and articles of lean at 45 degree angles, attendee. Tickets for the Continued from page A1 publican over Dan Onorato & Scott Conklin, Demo crat: son with the spectacular daily use such as tables, and build human pyramids on Golden Dragon Acrobats are cent of the voters county- East Side, 50 to 41 Golden Dragon Acrobats chairs, jars, and plates began moving bicycles. The Golden now on sale. For reservations wide, drew a mixed local Kidder, 403 to 203 from China. The Concert to be used as performance Dragon Acrobats from China or concert information, call vote. Dennison Township vot- Lausanne, 47 to 28 Series presents this out- props. This unorganized form bring great entertainment for Amelia at 788-4864, or Joan ers said “yes” by a vote of 204 Lehigh, 147 to 48 standing family friendly enter- of entertainment and leisure the whole family to the at 455-0990. An exciting to 125, as did Penn Lake vot- Packer, 291 to 125 tainment eventually Hazleton Area. video preview of Golden ers by a vote of 86 to 61. In Weatherly, 444 to 251 featuring evolved into The Greater Hazleton Con- Dragon Acrobats can be White Haven, however, the For U.S. Senate it was Pat breathtak- a unique certs continues its exciting seen on-line at www.youtube. “no” voters had a narrow mar- Toomey, R over Joe Sestak, ing acrobat- form of per- 75th Anniversary celebration com/watch?v=DK0pGY89RN gin, 184 to 177. In Foster D: ic feats, formance with the Concert Series giv- w&list=QL&feature=BF Township the “no” voters had East Side, 47 to 42 exciting recognized WAHS Ohio trip deposits due a definite edge, 519 to 413, Kidder, 380 to 216 music, daz- the world but in the East Foster voting Lausanne, 44 to 29 zling cos- over. Weatherly Area High Wednesday, November 17. district the vote was 217 “yes” Lehigh, 137 to 53 tumes, and Founded School Band or Chorus This deposit must be made and 220 “no” – the closest the Packer, 288 to 124 outstanding and directed members who plan to partici- by cash, check or money ord- charter came to winning in Weatherly, 403 to 283 choreogra- by Danny pate in the performance trip er payable to the Weatherly the Hazleton/ Freeland area, For U.S. House of Re - phy, on Chang and to Cleveland, Ohio in June Area Band Parents. where it was soundly defeat- presentatives it was Lou stage in the choreo- are reminded that a $75 non- The total cost of the trip is ed. Barletta, R over the incum- Hazleton graphed by refundable deposit is due by expected to be about $535. CARBON COUNTY bent, Paul Kanjorski, D: High School Angela VFW party Future payments may be A majority of voters in East Side, 59 to 29 Auditorium Chang, the taken from the student’s indi- Kidder, Lausanne, Lehigh Kidder, 418 to 188 Friday, November 19, at 7:30 Golden Dragon Acrobats registration soon vidual band or chorus ac - and Packer townships, and Lausanne, 58 to 17 p.m. draw on these ancient skills Freeland VFW Post 5010 count. East Side and Weatherly bor- Lehigh, 146 to 50 The Golden Dragon Acro- and develop them into a thor- will hold its annual children’s For more information, con- oughs also endorsed last Packer, 320 to 96 bats represent 25 centuries oughly modern and exciting Christmas party on Sunday, tact Shannon Shughart, band Tuesday’s winners – with one Weatherly, 498 to 203 in grace, power, daring, skill, form of entertainment. The December 5. and choral director at 427- exception. For State Senator For State Representative beauty and athleticism. Over program includes a wide The party is for member’s 8521 or it was Steve Urban, R over it was Doyle Heffley, R over its long and rich history acro- range of musical styles, and children and grandchildren, [email protected] the winner, John Yudichak, Justin Yalch, D: batics has developed as one a multitude of ever-changing, 10 years old or under. or call Band Parents secre- D and Betsy Summers, L: East Side, 54 to 36 of the most popular art forms colorful costumes and props. The deadline to register is tary Donnell Stump at 579- East Side, 56 to 30 & 6 Kidder, 381 to 216 among the Chinese people. Led by the Chao Li, the November 28, no exceptions. 8801. Kidder, 352 to 213 & 29 Lausanne, 42 to 32 Acrobatics in China evolv- show’s young performers Lausanne, 36 to 31 & 6 Lehigh, 131 to 60 ed from the working lives of bend like rubber, spin um- Lehigh, 136 to 48 & 8 Packer, 286 to 125 Packer, 273 to 119 & 19 Weatherly, 437 to 261. Weatherly, 397 to 245 & 52 TOPS NEWS Women of The program, Meatless Monday was presented by Laura St. Patrick’s Craft show to fund at Monday night’s White Haven TOPS chapter meeting. Members are going to try to seriously commit to incorporat- HOLIDAY community outreach efforts ing healthy vegetarian lifestyle choices into the weekly meal The Hazleton Health & Each vendor is also asked to planning. The choices will be made with the weight loss BOUTIQUE! Wellness Center will host its donate a tricky tray worth goals in mind as well as newfound information about how Saturday, November 20 second annual fall/winter $20. Spaces are based on meatless meals can help us achieve those goals. craft show on Saturday, submission of applications. Dona, weight recorder, announced the Chosen Achiever 11 a.m.-4 p.m. November 20 from 9 a.m. to 3 All proceeds will benefit to be Ursula. The no-nos for the month are cake and pan- Sunday, November 21 p.m. The show will feature community outreach events cakes. 9 a.m.-2 p.m. handmade crafts such as that include free community This is the perfect time of year to enjoy all the delicious handmade jewelry, photogra- education programs and root veggies from the markets. Members have tried them at St. Patrick’s Parish Center phy, woodworking, purses, activities. roasted, streamed, or put into a stew. Many favorite Crafters and Vendors hand painted glassware, can- For an application, call Cabbage is also very plentiful, great to make steamed or returning to White Haven! dles, ornaments, fabric crafts, Melanie Kalinowski, commu- in many other creative dishes. candy, and much more. nity relations coordinator, at Monday’s program will be taken from the Choice is Mine Chinese Auction The vendor fee is $30 per 501-4787. booklet, the 28 Day Guide. Please bring your booklet with Serving Breakfast and Lunch All Day! 10-foot by 10-foot space. you. (Featuring the Famous Pork Roll Sandwich) Please join us. Meetings are Mondays, 5:30 to 7 p.m., at Free Admission Holiday happenings from the United Methodist Church Social Hall, White Haven. Come do your Christmas Shopping with us!! SS. Peter & Paul School A Christmas Festival & Mr. & Mrs. Claus will take Holiday Gift Shop will be held place Friday, December 3 at Saturday and Sunday, De- S.S. Peter & Paul School at cember 4 and 5. The Festival 6:30 p.m. Cost is $4 per per- will take place at SS.Peter & son, and reservation dead- Paul School, 307 Coal St. line is Tuesday, November 30. Lehighton, Saturday, 10-6 For more information and a and Sunday, 9-1. The Holiday reservation form contact Gift Shop will be in the Cindy at 610-554-3535. Lehighton Borough Annex Auditorium, 110 N. 3rd Free Clinic Street, Saturday 10-4, and Sunday 9-1. For more infor- open Mondays mation call 610-377-4466. The Mountain Top Free Snacks & Storytime with Medical Clinic, located at St. Paul’s Lutheran Church, is Bingo at Y tonight open on Mondays from 6:30 The Freeland YMCA will to 7:30 p.m. hold bingo tonight, Thursday, Persons under-insured or November 11. with no insurance are wel- Doors and kitchen will come to receive medical open at 4:30 p.m. and early care. birds will begin at 6 p.m. Anyone who is a nurse and There will be kitchen spe- can volunteer should call cials. Donna at 474-2912. THE JOURNAL-HERALD, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 11, 2010—PAGE B1 19th century mourning is Eckley lecture topic WH council OKs holiday planning Funerary and mourning by Seth Isenberg ning out this season. Street Park led council to practices of the 19th century The annual White Haven Pennoni’s surveyors have hold on to the payment. The will be examined in an Eckley tree lighting was approved by nearly finished the survey of contractor is trying to add Miners’ Village lecture Sun- borough council at council’s the embankment beside the fees to the contract (the con- day, November 14, at 2 p.m. November 8 meeting. The White Haven Plaza. tract was fixed, no extras The talk, by Village volun- event will begin at 6 p.m. at Solicitor Don Karpowich allowed). It was also noted teers Bob Vybrenner and Saint Paul’s Church, with par- asked council to approve fil- that the borough would need Kate Conlin, will be held in ticipants then walking to the ing a motion to reconsider to designate a handicap- the Village museum. Admis- tree at Main and Berwick the PUC’s decision to allow accessible parking space. sion is $3 for adults and sen- Streets, holding the lighting the repair to the embankment The Borough office will be iors and $1 for children. event, then ending at Saint wall supporting the railroad closed November 10 and Eckley Miners’ Village is a Patrick’s hall for hot choco- near Susquehanna Street. open this Friday, November living history museum focus- late. The tree will be trimmed Work on repairs is well 12. Council approved $20 ing on the daily life of the and the lights hung in the underway. The motion would holiday gift certificates for the anthracite coal miner and his next couple of weeks. allow the borough to file its nine borough employees family. Settled in 1854, the vil- Council was shorthanded – objections (the borough (same as last year). lage is one of hundreds of only four members were wanted a full replacement Bills of $24,905 were company mining towns or present. Absent were Steve and is concerned the repairs approved. Pennoni “patches” built in the an- Bob Vybrenner, dressed in period costume, discusses Draus, Joe Knowles and Bob will not be enough). There Associates submitted three thracite region during the 19th century funerary practices at Eckley Miners’ Village. Spadell. There was a request was a discussion. Karpowich bills for engineering services 19th century. The site pre- Photo by Christopher Deemer by Jessica Lunney for council noted that the decision to totaling $8,274, mostly for serves a way of life which three miles off Route 940, 10 call the Village at 636-2070 or to support installing the new allow the repair work states work on the specs for paving dominated the anthracite miles west of White Haven. visitscoreboard at Lehigh Park that if there is a defect in the Towanda Street. The largest coal region for more than 150 Please use “Eckley, PA” for www.eckleyminersvillagemus instead of Linesville. The repairs, then the wall will be of the rest were $3,470 for years. online mapping or GPS tech- eum.com. memorial sign would remain, replaced. It was also PPL for electricity for street Eckley is located on High- nologies. so the installation is “O.K. by explained that the repair was lights and the borough build- land Road, near Freeland, For additional information, the Klem family” but the upgraded with 4’ deep footers ings, $3,399 for the scoreboard was donated to and steel reinforcement to Standard-Speaker (help Holiday be used at Linesville. It has the concrete. After a go- wanted ads for police ~$800, been in storage for about around with the council, the rest on bid ads – there Boutique three years now. Chairman council members Morrison, was discussion on this), planned at Harvey Morrison wants to Katie O’Donnell, Marge Reilly $2,341 for Atty. Karpowich, have this decision made with and Linda Szoke voted with- $1,583 for a new plow, St. Patrick’s more council members pres- out enthusiasm to approve fil- $1,461 for Fire Co. equipment ent, and asked for the discus- ing the motion with the PUC. and $1,040 to Aqua PA for Women of St. Patrick’s will sion to be tabled. It was Karpowich reminded council sewer and water services to present Holiday Boutique tabled. that there need to be revi- borough buildings. 2010 on Saturday, November Engineer Brian Swanson sions to the stormwater ordi- District Judge Gerald 20 from 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. and told council that he is waiting nance, required to be com- Feissner sent $1,159 in fines. Sunday, November 21 from 9 for Popple Construction to do plete by next April. It was noted that the income a.m. to 2 p.m. at the Parish • Portable 110V • Heats Multiple Rooms • Superior Design & Quality • 3 Year Extended Factory Direct the paving work on the Post A discussion of the work from water sales was down • Full Function Remote Control Warranty Center in White Haven. • Safe for Children & Pets • Digital Thermostat Office block of Towanda St. that contractor Global significantly in October. • Doesn’t Remove Oxygen or “No more guessing the tempera- Humidity from the Air ture, like you have to with other There will be a Chinese $80 OFF! • Reduces Energy Usage by brands” Wood finish units Time to do the work is run- Playground has done on Pine Code enforcement officer 35% to 50% • Cannot Start Fires as low as $359. auction, crafters and ven- Best engineered Infrared heater on the market. 4 Quartz infrared emitters. Tino Nocchi reported the AVAILABLE FROM: Local Sales Team, Local Service. dors. Breakfast and lunch Not the cheapest—the best! Winterfest tables still available cleanup of the Mertz lot. Journal Newspapers will be served all day. 211 Main Street, White Haven • 443-9131 All full and part-time police For more information or to The Weatherly Area PTA length is eight feet. IN USE & ON DISPLAY AT: passed their firearms testing Weatherly Area Community Library reserve a space as a crafter will sponsor Winterfest 2010, Each vendor is asked to according to police officers 20 Carbon Street • 427-5085 or vendor, call Debbie Hig- a community-wide event fea- provide a basket for the Chi- • Order a CZ Heater from WACL and they receive a donation. Tom Szoke and Gary Shupp. Order by phone for delivery out-of-area gins at 406-9954. turing vendors, crafts, a book nese auction with a retail at 800-822-5334 xt307 The Department responded Admission is free. air, Breakfast with Santa, value of at least $30. As Kids Go Shopping and more, thanks for a donated basket, to 56 calls in October. Council on Saturday, December 4 the PTA will return 20 percent continues to work on the new from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. in the of the total table cost on the police contract. Weatherly Area Middle day of the event. The Street Department is NOWNOW School gymnasium. Tables will be reserved on picking up leaves with help Vendors, crafters and a first-come, first-served ba- from the Hickory Run camp groups are invited to partici- sis. Deadline to reserve a through November 15. pate. The cost for one table is table is Monday, November Holiday lights will be installed OPEN!!OPEN!! $25. If more than one table is 22. starting November 15, and needed, additional tables can For more information or to six refurbished holiday lights 601 South Poplar St., Hazleton • (570) 450-5066 be purchased at half price, sign up, call Shay Wagner at have been delivered. (Located in Terrace Plaza, beside Heritage Market) $12.50. Approximate table 233-2900. Lehigh Park has been win- terized. Also, a cooler was Tweedle schedule donated to Lehigh Park. ALL YOU CAN EAT Fire Chief Mike Dotter, one citizen and this reporter also BUFFET & GRILL changes for winter attended. The next meeting is this Friday at 4:30 p.m. to Due to Thanksgiving and Christmas, bingo at Tweedle Park work on the 2011 budget. The EVERYTHING INCLUDED, in Weatherly for November and December will only be held next regular meeting is the second Thursday of those months. There will be bingo this Monday, November 22, PAY ONE PRICE! evening, Thursday, November 11. beginning at 7 p.m. (soft drinks, juices & coffee and tax & service fee included) Bingo will not be held during January and February. The regular bingo schedule the second and fourth Thursday of Kirby Library • Serving Breakfast, Lunch and Dinner each month will resume in March. displaying No meetings will take place in January or February, but will • Homestyle Cooking resume in March. holiday baskets • Fresh Baked Goods & Desserts The Marian S. Kirby Library • Grill Station featuring Daily Specials Friends have put on display at TURKEY the library the baskets for the • Carving Station annual holiday raffle. Baskets • A Variety of Fresh Homemade Soups Daily include the themes of brunch, Check out our Daily Specials BINGO kitchen, dogs, grilling, sta- tionery, boys, girls, car clean- including Weekend Seafood Specials! sponsored by ing, and more. Chances are St. Patrick’s available at the library for $1; Events Committee for $2, you can purchase 3 chanc es, which may be dropped into the containers Sunday, November 14 for those items you would be at St. Patrick’s Parish Center interested in. 1-5 p.m. • Admission $15 Baskets will be raffled in mid-December, with the win- ner notified by phone. Con- 24 Regular Games & 2 Special Games sider participating each time you come into the library for Prizes: Cash, Turkeys, Thursday, November 11 the next few weeks. Even if Thanksgiving Dinner Basket, you are not one of the lucky VETERANS EAT FREE Jackpot Game & 50/50 winners, you’ll be helping the Mountain Top library maintain (Must have Military ID or other proof of service) the variety of services it pro- Call 406-9954 for more information. vides for local residents. PAGE B2—THE JOURNAL-HERALD, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 11, 2010 Margie Lou Anthony, Karen Allen and Beverly Kunkel. Friendship Club Thought for the day: “Two kinds of gratitude—the sud- den kind we feel for what we by Marjorie Lou Anthony body had a good time on our Lutheran Church annex on take; the larger kind we feel The regular meeting of the Oktober Fest trip. The last Saturday, December 11. The for what we give.” Weatherly Senior Citizens trip of this year will be on food will be catered by The refreshment commit- Friendship Club was held Friday, November 12 to the Theresa Kairewich and en - tee—Irene and Ken Eli, Ellen Thursday, October 28 at Christmas Show in Lan - tertainment will be provided Barrada and Theresa Setz - 1:30 p.m. in Salem U.C.C. caster. Pickup times are Vine by Joe Lapchak. Cost is $20 er—served three kids of deli- President Joe DʼAndrea wel- Street at 8:15 a.m., Yocumʼs per member, and Lei - cious cake, ice cream bars, comed 24 members. Chap - at 8:20, Planes at 8:30 and bensperger is taking reser- corn curls, pretzels and lain Margie Lou Anthony the park at 8:35. Please be vations. You can sign up and candy corn. Cards and bingo read John 5:19-24, followed there a little before time. pay at our meeting today were enjoyed by all. by the “Lordʼs Prayer,” Weʼve had very good trips (Thursday, November 11). At our meeting today Lois Pledge of Allegiance and and times this year, all due to Chaplain Anthony read Stevens will speak to us hymn, “Our God, Our Help,” the hard work of Beverly, and poems: “The Witching Hour” about new things that are in played by Grace Hensel. she deserves a lot of credit. and “Halloweʼen,” followed this yearʼs Medicare booklet. Outreach Person Janet It takes a lot of time and by songs “Pumpkin Bells” Jean Zimmerman will also Leibensperger said she sent effort to do this each year, (tune “Jingle Bells”), “Shivery be present to answer ques- cards to Taffy Houser and and even though it isnʼt told Bells” tune “Silver Bells”) and tions. Anybody is invited to Theresa Setzer. If you know to her enough, we all appre- “Up in the Pumpkin Patch” come and hear them speak. any member who has been ciate it. Job well done, (tune “Up on the Rooftop”). Hope to see you there, and ill or lost a loved one, Please Beverly! Halloweʼen winners were donʼt forget to sign up for the Representatives from Heritage Hill Senior Community, call Janet at 427-4914. Kunkel also reported on Mary Barna, Barbara Tissier, Christmas party! Blanche Garrett and Glen Laudenslager, are encourag- Trip coordinator Beverly the Christmas party which ing area residents to stop by Heritage Hill at 800 6th Kunkel reported that every- will be held at the Zions 90th birthday noted Street in Weatherly and support this year’s WNEP Feed- A-Friend program. Non-perishable food items and dona- munity in Weatherly, cele- tions are being accepted until November 19. DELLA CROCE DENTAL CARE brated her 90th birthday No - JOHN J. DELLA CROCE, D.M.D. vember 9. Master of the Academy of General Dentistry/Master of the American Endodontic Society Born in Northampton in Knights plan coat drive 1920, Elsie attended North - MELISSA B. 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Elsie is a used winter coats for men, Saturday, November 20 from 450 WASHINGTON STREET, FREELAND, PA 18224 • (570) 636-0660 member of Grace United women or children and in - noon to 2 p.m. Anyone in 1 Block East of Centre Street, on the Corner of Route 940 and Washington Street. Elsie H. Lerch, a resident Church of Christ in North - fants snowsuits can drop need of a winter coat is wel- at Heritage Hill Senior Com - ampton. them off at Our Lady of come. Journal Classifieds Don’t 443-8321 • 1-800-822-5334 miss it! reaching readers of The Journal Herald, the Journal of the Pocono Plateau, Reptile & Amphibian the Journal Valley Views, the Journal-Mountaintop and the Journal of Penn Forest Program set The Reptiles & Amphibians of Northeastern PA are back by Adoption Automotive Business Opportunity Cars Cars Employment Health & Fitness popular demand. Join North Branch Land Trust Naturalist

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THE JOURNAL-HERALD, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 11, 2010—PAGE B3 WH Senior Happenings Family Advent worship series being planned St. Luke’s Evangelical son of Advent and will consist rounding Christian communi- should call the church office By popular request here is the champion. Lutheran Church, Washing - of a short worship service, a ties to participate. Anyone for more information at 636- the list of winners from the Finally for this year, our ton and Main Streets, Free- musical/artistic offering, and interested in taking part 1241. White Haven Senior Citizens’ Christmas banquet on De- land is forming an Advent light refreshment in the fel- recent Halloween costume cember 16 is at 1 p.m. The Family Worship Series. The lowship room. FHS class planning reunion party—Funniest, Harriet Ber- cost is $15 per person and series will run one evening St. Luke’s is asking musi- Members of the Freeland High School Class of 1991 will rish; Scariest, Dee Hamilton; includes an all you can eat each week through the sea- cians/artists from the sur- meet Saturday, November 13 at 6 p.m. at The Other Side. Most Original, Maxine Thiel; sumptuous buffet by Cindy of Anyone interested in helping plan the class reunion is wel- Sexiest, Carl Sharples; and the White Haven Bakery and Freeland Seniors come to attend. the Best Mummy, Eleanor a lively Christmas musical Schoefield created by Betty program by George Ritten- plan holiday brunch Manwell, Carol Lesser, Al house. Reservations must be A Christmas party for the brunch buffet. Schoefield and Dallas Wolf. made no later than De- Freeland Senior Citizens For more information or Congratulations and many cember 9. If you can’t make it social members will be held reservations, call Rose thanks to all for adding so out to a meeting before then, on Sunday, December 12 at Laputka at 636-0501. much to another great meet- be sure to call Mary Falcone 11:30 a.m. at Top of the 80s Reservations should be ing. A.S.A.P. at 443-8114. Restaurant. It will be a made before November 24. Don’t forget November 18 Next year we’ll celebrate is our Senior Family Thanks- everyone’s birthday in Jan- giving Dinner at 1 p.m. at the uary, be serenaded on Val- Marine Corps ball to White Haven V.F.W. If you’d entines Day and hold our like to attend, please call second annual bake off in celebrate 235 years Mary Falcone at 443-8114 to February. March is Mardi A Birthday Ball in honor of and dancing until 11 p.m. register or to sign up to bring Gras time with special in it to the 235th anniversary of the BYOB set-ups will be provid- a side dish to share. win it game and surprise U.S. Marine Corps will be ed. Tickets, at $25 per per- Are you good at spelling? entertainment for our Saint held Saturday, November 13 son, can be obtained by call- December 2 will be our first Patty Day’s meeting. 2011 is in St. Patrick’s Parish Center, ing Frank Becker at 443-9313 Spelling Bee and four con- shaping up to be a very good White Haven. The affair is or Mike Salerno at 262-2894. testants are already signed year, so come out and join us. being sponsored by Marine up. There is still plenty of time All seniors are welcome! Corps League Detachment Change for 60+ to join and see if you can be 1039, and the public is invit- The Sixty Plus women will Visit our Facebook page for our new ed to share in the celebra- meet at 1 p.m. Wednesday, Lost & Found pets section. And upload tion. November 17 at the Village Cocktails and hors d’ou- Squire. Please note date your own shots; share them with the vres will be served from 5 to change. If unable to attend, Journal-Herald community! 6 p.m., followed by dinner please call Josephine.

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If sure is that you don’t have to it’s true what they say, “you Wild Turkey genes in the birds produce stuff the bird with nuts, cran- are what you eat” then the Thanksgiving Day. While turkeys whose meat is mostly berries, seasoning seed and wild turkey is as natural as it the majority of folks in the white and whose breast is fruits and other flavor en- gets. Poconos will be eating a super-sized. It’s been cooped Parent conference registration mostly-white-meat Butterball up, fed foods to fatten it up from the local supermarket, and been treated with all deadline next week some households will be types of drugs to get it as big Parents of students in the before Friday, November 19. serving up the original tur- and fat as possible because Weatherly Area School Dis- The deadline to schedule a key-day delight, a real wild after all, it is sold by the trict are reminded that there conference with a middle turkey. pound. Photo by Alex Zidock will be early dismissal for stu- school teacher is also Friday, Here’s how they differ. The There are several varieties dents on Tuesday, November November 19; call the middle store bought variety was of wild turkeys in North Turkey whose population is are laid days apart they hatch 23 and Wednesday, No- school office at 427-8689 to once wild. Through the years America. Except for a little estimated at over 5 million. It hours apart. The chicks are vember 24. Dismissal is ex- make an appointment. scientists working with farm- coloration variation and size is said there are more turkeys ready to leave the nest in 12 pected at approximately High school teachers will ers have bred and cross they pretty much are the in Pennsylvania now than to 24 hours and begin eating 12:30 p.m.each day. also be available and parents bred, and then bred and same bird. Here in the north- when the Native Ameri cans on their own. Parent teacher confer- should call the high school cross bred again the turkey east portion of the country shared the peace table with Eastern wild turkey adults ences will be scheduled by office at 427-8521 before family, so that the remaining we have the Eastern Wild the Pilgrims. average 16 to 20 pounds, appointment on Tuesday, No- Friday, November 19 to sche- The female is called a hen they can run about 25 miles vember 23. Conference times dule a conference. and the male a gobbler. All per hour and they can fly up are available between 12:45 If you are interested in gobblers have a hair-like pro- to 55 miles per hour. They are and 3 p.m. or between 5:30 speaking to Mike Ziegler, MENGLE FUEL CO. trusion from their chest called hunted in Pennsylvania dur- and 7:45 p.m. Each session Shannon Shughart, Monica a “beard” and about 10 to 20- ing a special spring gobbler will be limited to 15 minutes. Falatko, Sue Lenhardt, John Heating Oil • Anthracite percent of hens have beards season, after the mating sea- If you would like a confer- McGee, Barbara Adams or Coal by the Bag—Rice, Pea, Nut too. The meat of the wild son, when only bearded birds ence with an elementary Bobbi Kufro please call Beth turkey is all dark. No white- may be taken. The fall season school teacher, call the ele- Dolinsky in the middle school Hauling meat breast. here in the Poconos in under- mentary office at 427-8687 office, 427-8689. Mushroom Soil • Topsoil • Stone In early spring, the female way right now and runs until Sand • Sea Rocks will lay a clutch of about 12 November 19, and it comes Send information about your eggs over a two-week period in again November 25-27. organization’s events to: MENGLE 247 Hudsondale Street and after she lays the final Either males or females may FUEL CO. Weatherly egg she will begin in incubate be taken. Hunt ers are [email protected] or 427-4261 them. 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For 24 hour recorded 443-9131, ext. 302 address, call information & address, call address, call 1-800-722-1389 address, call 1-800-722-1389 and address, call 1-800-722-1389 or call 443-9131 Special and enter code 2836. 1-800-722-1389 and enter code and enter code 2776. enter code 2416. and enter code 2366. for more details Mary Enck Realty, Inc. 2766. Mary Enck Realty, Inc. Mary Enck Realty, Inc. Mary Enck Realty, Inc. Mary Enck Realty, Inc. xt304 for the editor. THE JOURNAL-HERALD, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 11, 2010—PAGE B5 tected society. preventing genocide of a race cost millions of dollars in marked the target and the Yes, well protected—even of people, stopped rebel take missed cargo schedules and main raid would commence. Veterans’ Corner now as our young men and overs of peaceful tribes and mission airports entirely. The big bomber formations by John Kearns women stand guard over our nations and choked the drug Recently remember two dis- relied on the smaller bomb- Happy Vet - group of Viet Nam or any nation, there are those plan- trades pouring poison in our tracted pilots overflew the ers flying low for navigation erans Day To other veterans, this would ning and plotting to take streets, schools and homes. destination, causing many fixes. On this night, a flight of All Who Serv- hold a whole lot of meaning everything you have away From the 80s to the present aircraft to be re-routed, sche- mosquito bombers was lead- ed! to a non veteran wearing from you. You have to think a they stand in the face of ter- dules missed and aircraft ing the way. The target was Veterans Day, what they earned and ac - moment about the terrorists. rorists bent of destroying our routed to other destinations. the industrial war goods fac- 2010: On this day it is hoped complished. It is hard to concentrate on way of life. To all of us, happy The worst case of pilot error tories 68 miles to the SSE. In that all will take a moment to No one takes anything bombing targets in the USA Veterans Day. comes from a WWII story. a series of errors, weather honor veterans, both living away from anyone showing when out troops are kicking Words of Gratitude Touch This is a true story. changes and other factors, and deceased. While many support for a favorite athlete, them across the land. Money Veterans and VA Hospital TO DESTROY A CITY: the Mosquitoes dropped the will spend the day “business driver, car or group. It is they have to spend to infil- Staff Most have heard of the flares on the small medieval as usual,” many others will merely meant to emphases trate our homeland structure In a VA hospital, it was re- bomb ing of Japan’s two town. This town was spared reflect on the past and what it the fact that once a year, the now has to be diverted to ported that some of the em- major cities and the power of any earlier bombings during takes to wear that hat that nation sets aside a day to support the war we took to ployees were talking and the two atomic bombs. The the war because it was small says “Veteran, Viet Nam honor the men and women them. They tried to bring it complaining how they take death count and damage and insignificant. The resi- Veteran, Korea Veteran, who did put life and limb on here, but if you recall thou- care of all the veterans (in a were the worst recorded in dents, not knowing what was WWII Veteran, War on Terror the line so the nation can sands of our hometown VA hospital, mind you). Some single incidents. going on, panicked when the Veteran, Cold War Veteran.” remain free. Like the years troops across the nation got who did not grasp that even The old medieval town of bright red flares lit up the Unlike being a fan of a sports before at our ceremony, it will up, stood their ground and though they were health care Wurzburg, Germany, on the small city. Next they heard the team or music group and be all veterans and a few who kept them pinned down in professionals, had good jobs night of 16 March 1945 when approach of the hundreds of wearing the names or sym- realize the sacrifices made desert and wasteland moun- caring for our nation’s veter- hundreds of Allied bombers British and US bombers. bols, a veteran to wear logo and do attend the ceremony. tains, not here poisoning our ans and that was what they paid a lethal visit. In one There were no anti-aircraft had to be a player. You had to Some years ago, White water, disrupting our trans- were there for, still com- night, the bombers killed defenses set up and the be there and do it. Haven did hold a veterans portation and bringing a war plained. The problem was more than 5,000 people and Luffwaffe dispatched no fight- Veterans are very particu- day parade, it was very well to everyone in America’s solved when a sign appeared flattened 92 percent of the ers as they were poised to lar about wearing of items. received by the veterans but front door. anonymously that read: city’s structures, leaving over defend Nuremburg. For example, Viet Nam veter- for some reason has never Without these troops “The Veteran is the most 90% of Wurzburg residents Following the lead of the ans are proud of the service re-occurred. We see signs stand ing sentinel overseas, important person in the homeless. Though not a big pathfinders, the big bombers, and sacrifice and hold that like “Veterans Day Sale” to the very games, races and Hospital. city by standards, over 90 % 228 large four-engine bomb- honor dear. A Philadelphia attract business, but never a concerts we hold dear would The Veteran is not depend- of every citizen in a single ers intended to bomb a large Eagle would not care if a fan “Thank You For Your Service.” be priority targets for terror- ent upon us, we are depend- town was gone. In White industrial target unloaded on or a non-team member was If it doesn’t have to do with ism. The size of the event, the ent upon him. Haven terms, only 1 in every the small insignificant town. It wearing their name and what the capital to be earned, it amount of news coverage, The Veteran is not an inter- 10 people you knew were left. took 16 minutes from the time they accomplished, but to a has no place in our well-pro- the diversity of the crowds ruption in our work, he is the Wurtzburg was a mistake, the first bombs were dropped have had these sporting and purpose of it. though. It had no military until the huge formation entertainment events at the The Veteran is not an out- value, no munitions or war passed and headed for top of the list by terror fac- sider to our business, he is material plants; it did not pro- home. Although thousands of tions for years. Since the war our business. duce oil. So the question is bombs missed, thousands of on terror began, our troops The Veteran is a person why would Britain and the others didn’t. For the time, the are telling them it’s not going and not a statistic. USA join forces in bombing a whole city was wiped of the to happen. We are tying down They have feelings, emo- small town to dust when map. It was determined to be their funds, resources and tions, biases and wants. there were all these other “pilot error.” manpower. It is our business to meet prime targets? Of course, this little error In closing, I want to thank these needs. First off, WWII precision was not made public but after all my fellow veterans for the The American Veteran is bombing was not quite preci- the war, many in Britain and service they provided. They God’s gift to us. Freedom is sion. The bomb load for an the United States learned of stopped the Nazis and fanat- his gift to the World.” average aircraft landed five the mistake and did some- COLONIALAUTOSALES.COM ical Japanese, they held the QUESTION OF THE miles from its intended target. thing about it. Following the line on the 38th parallel, WEEK: Pilot Error is the With no GPS or navigation war, Germany was crippled We’re a REAL dealer stood in Fulda Gap and in cause of most crashes, are beyond landmarks and star economically. In spite of this, selling REAL cars to Cuba in the 60s, stood strong there any other forms of Pilot sights, flying at 35,000 feet at large sums were raised and against Communist aggres- Error? Yes, it not only covers 200 MPH in darkness and the town was rebuilt. 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Awards and Hall of Fame Along the way the Comets Com mittee has announced have won four PIAA Class that Crestwood coach El - 2A championships (1988, Crestwood claims District 2 field hockey title vetta Gemski has been se - 1999, 2003, 2004), have Crestwood avenged its the Bishop McDevitt and off a penalty corner. with 5:49 to go before the lected among the inductees been to the state playoffs 23 only loss of the season Palmyra game in Saturdayʼs Meanwhile, the Crestwood half when Blass nailed a into this yearʼs Zag Field times, and have earned 18 against Wyoming Seminary quarterfinal round. defense held Seminary with- penalty stroke. Hockey/NFHCA Hall of District 2 titles. last Wed nesday, and it Details will appear in next out a shot on goal through Seminary finally got on the Fame. Gemski has produced could nʼt have come at a bet- weekʼs Journal-Herald. most of the first half, with board nine minutes into the Gemski is the only head three U.S. National Team ter time. Wyoming Seminary (17-1), midfielder Samantha Surdy second half. Cornelius Tiet - coach the Crestwood field members, 10 Junior Na - The Comets grabbed an which edged Crestwood 2-1 coming up with several big zeʼs shot hit off the left post hock ey program has ever tional Team members, and early lead and shut down late in the regular season, stops. and AshLeigh Sebia put in known. She started a club 118 collegiate players. Seminaryʼs high-powered had no answer for the The Blue Knights were the rebound. field hockey program at the She is already a member offense, and the end result Comets this time around. playing without senior mid- But just 29 seconds later, school in 1973 and has not of the Luzerne County was a 4-1 victory in the “The intensity was just fielder Jess Swoboda, who Lind say Brown flicked in an looked back. After two sea- Sports Hall of Fame as well District 2 Class 2A champi- incredible,” Crestwood was forced to sit out after assist from Jess Newak to sons of exhibition play, the as the Penn sylvania Sports onship game held at Lake- coach Elvetta Gemski said. receiving a red card in the make it a 4-1 game and put Comets joined the Wyoming Hall of Fame, and was Lehman. “We just had an extraordi- semifinals against Holy things out of reach. Valley Conference in 1976. named the Dita/ NFHCA It was the second straight nary effort from everyone out Redeemer. Crestwood finished with a Over the next 34 seasons, High School National Coach district title for Crestwood there today, right down to our The Comets went ahead 12-8 edge in shots on goal, Gemskiʼs squads have com- of the Year in 2004. (17-1), which moves on to keeper.” 2-0 when Audrey Bruell, who while both teams had eight the PIAA Class 2A playoffs, The Comets scored first, made a verbal comittment corners. Contractors stay facing District 3 No. 5 with 17 minutes left in the earlier in the day to the Uni - Danielle DeSpirito made seed Greenwood Tues day at first half as Brittany Blass set versity of Ver mont, scored seven saves in goal for the undefeated in Junior League Lake-Lehman. The winner of up Jenna Chrismer on a goal on a one-timer. It was 3-0 Comets. that one plays the winner of by John Furmanchin cruised past Mengleʼs to Through the first five remain unbeaten. yards) and Nick Aigeldinger games of the Weatherly Megan Peifer took game Comets make stand, win football finale (33 yards), and a nine-yard Youth Basketball Junior scoring laurels with 16 touchdown toss from Four games into the year, possession game, the Eastern Conference playoffs League, Figas Contracting is points. Elijah Derr darted his Aigeldinger to Nick Powell Crestwoodʼs 2010 football Crestwood defense came up instead. the only team yet to suffer a was to six and Emily Zoscin that made it 21-7 at intermis- season had the makings of with a huge goal line stand, “Iʼm proud of these guys,” loss. The Contractors dis- was right behind with five. sion. something big. The Comets stuffing Crusaders running Crestwood coach Greg posed of Total Purification Matt Buck and Scotty Zoscin Slembarski finished with had won three of their first back Charles Roman short Myers said after the game. and Mengle Coal & Oil last canned four points each, 96 yards rushing, while four games, and were think- of the end zone on the final “We had nothing on the line week with lopsided wins of while Stephen MacNeal and Aigeldinger ran for 87 and a ing playoffs. play of the first half. and we just showed up and 41-10 and 39-15. Rockport Luke Derr knocked down a score, and threw for 113 and Then came a five-game Crestwood protected its played with pride and played Collision remained just a deuce each as every player a touchdown. slide that put the Comets at lead and played ball control for our seniors in their last game back as they held off hit the scoring column for the The game was marred by 3-6, meaning last Friday football throughout the sec- high school football game. Dr. Tʼs on Friday, 27-24. The Orange and Black. 19 combined penalties for nightʼs season-finale against ond half, holding on for a 21- We finally got the defensive Aces, now 3-2, garnered an Kevin Osifatʼs 12 points led 196 yards including 10 15- Coughlin was not about play- 14 victory over visiting stops Iʼve been talking about impressive win on Tuesday, Mengles and Lindsey yard penalties. offs, but all about Coughlin. all year that we havenʼt got- racing past slumping Mengle Hoffman contributed the Crestwood held the ball for pride. Crestwood showed it The win enabled the ten.” Coal & Oil, 36-23. In the other three. nearly eight minutes on its still had plenty of that. Comets to finish at 4-6, while The Comets scored on other contest played last Total Purification - 28, first drive in the third quarter With Coughlin inches knocking the Crusaders (5- three of their four first half Friday at the Eurana Park Douglas Excavating - 18 that carried over into the away from a touchdown that 5) out of the District 2 Class drives, including TD runs by Pavilion, Total Purification Nicholas Pleban and Chris fourth. would have made it a one- AAA playoffs and into the Ethan Slembarski (four tasted victory for the first time Gerhart both fired in 10 this season with a 28-18 con- points each to spark Total quest of Douglas Excavating. past the Diggers. Comets’ Schafer places in top 60 at states Thursday, November 4 Jared Zaremba had a solid Crestwood senior Kirstin other top Class 3A runners in The race was won by sen- placed 32nd in a time of Dr. T’s Aces - 36, six-point outing and Devin Schafer made her third trip to the state, Schafer turned in a ior Lindsay Rheiner of 20:03 her sophomore sea- Mengle Coal & Oil - 23 Schlauch banged in two in the PIAA Cross Country time of 20:11 at the 3.1-mile Council Rock North in 18:42, son. She did not qualify as a Trailing 13-11 at the break, the victory. Championships in Hershey Park view Cross Country followed by Pottsvilleʼs Paige junior, making this yearʼs trip the Aces used a 10-5 third to Kyle Dice shared game- another memorable one. Course, finishing 60th in a Stoner in 18:48. The top 25 all the more special. snare a slim 21-18 lead high honors with 10. Antonio Competing against the field of 282 runners. runners earn state medals. “Iʼm just so happy to get entering the fourth. Dr. Tʼs Colecio pumped in six and Schafer qualified for states back to states,” Schafer said then went on a 15-5 tear in Mason Gerhart pitched in Lady Wreckers’ stellar volleyball as a freshman and sopho- following the district meet. the final six to pull and cap- with a bucket for the “Green more, norrowly missing a “All I wanted was another ture their third straight win. Machine.” season ends in semifinals me dal each time. She was chance to get to states.” Anthony Wehnert and Rockport Collision - 27, Weatherlyʼs best-ever vol- digs to counter the Marian 38th as a freshman, and Ryan Schertrumpf provided Dr. T’s Aces - 24 leyball season came to an offense. the one-two scoring punch Rockport built a 22-6 lead end at the hands of an Marian ultimately had the Visit our Facebook page as both hit career-highs with late in the third, then held off unbeaten Marian team last final word, advancing to the for our new Lost & Found pets 11 and 10 points each, re - a frantic charge by the Aces Tuesday in the semifinals of finals before falling to rival spectively. Nicholas Berger to gain their fourth win and the District 11 Class A Nativity in the championship section. And upload your own sliced his way to a seven- snap Dr. Tʼs three-game win Tournament at Martz Hall, game. point showing, while Derek streak. Pottsville. Under the direction of sec- shots; share them with the Houser and Sam Hoffman Jason Lash (13) and The Fillies posted a 3-0 ond-year head coach Nicole netted four each for the win- Jeremy Moser (10) com- win by scores of 25-9, 25-21 Selert, the best season in the Journal-Herald community! ners. bined for 23 points to pace and 25-16. eight-year history of the Kevin Osifat took game the winners, while Hannah Marykate Sherkness led Weatherly volleyball pro- scoring honors with 14. Stefansky and Kloe Coll the team with 15 kills, and gram came to an end at 17- Crestwood spikers Lindsey Hoffman canned added two points apiece. Tori Vadyak contributed 13 7. Three of those losses seven and Kaelin Onimus Nicholas Berger fired in a kills and two blocks. came at the hands of Marian, dropped in her first ever career-best 18 points (includ- Despite a lopsided loss in while the others came fall in district final bucket and finished with two ing all of his teams 12 tallies the opening set, the Lady against Nativity and Tri- Despite an early push from championship last Wednes - for Mengles. in the fourth) to lead all scor- Wreck ers came to life in the Valley. upstart Crestwood, unbeat- day at Marywood Uni versity. Figas Contracting - 41, ers. Anthony Wehnert and second set, forging a 17-17 “We got here and that was en Holy Redeemer finally Both teams battled and Total Purification - 10 Sam Hoffman powered in tie before eventually drop- our goal,” Weatherly assis- gained control and put away kept the score tight in the The Contractors opened four and two points each, ping the set 25-21. tant coach Bob Selert said the Comets in three (25-20, first game, but Julia Wignot with a 15-2 blitz and were respectively for Dr. Tʼs. Brittany Hinkle showed the Sat urday. 25-9, 25-13) to win the Dis - and Danielle Rose combined never threatened, as they Junior League way for Weatherly with five trict 2 Class 2A volleyball to score seven points during improved to 4-0 with their vic- Standings kills, 11 digs and three a 9-5 run that put the Lady tory over Total. W L blocks. Rachel Heister, Royals up 23-17 en route to The trio of Megan Peifer, Figas Contracting 5 0 Alyssa Kep hart and Sarah Weatherly cagers the 25-20 opening win. 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