l28 SUNDAY CALL-CHRONICLE. Allentown, Dec. 26. 1971 192 Names Listed Civil Court Jurors Drawn for Jan. 10 nltsky of 1969 S.
Hall Frank S. Saur- The names of 192 county resi man of 1440 Walnut Edward H. dents have been selected by acnmiaT or toto unca sr. Mary J. Sebesta of 1404 E.
Gordon St Sheriff Paul E. Henderson for Elsie Sewell of 456 Tilghman John W. Sheridan of 1127 Tilghman Ralph H. jury duty during the two weeks of Lehigh County civil court that Vicks Berks Veporub 7Q( franks 3.102- (Vac-Packed for CQ4 Soft 'n Lavefv Freshness) anoer ot mi n. snerman Ross M.
Stuart of 2041 Highland Joseph J. Tier-ney of 911 E. Lynnwood Mabel E. Musselman's begins Jan. 10.
Trach of 3717 Linden Catherine The jurors, who have been wemsneimer of 108 N. lotft Earl H. Weinsheimer of 2804 Liberty Royal A. Whispell of 1535 Turner St. chosen for either the first or sec Earl J.
Wieder of 1514 Union Isabel ond week, but not for both, are instructed to report to the court house at 9:30 a.m. that date Names selected from the jury wheel have been certified by Paul S. Geiger, jury commis b. wiesenDerger of 2929 Livingston Miles Willett of 2410 South Samuel A. Wilson Sr.
of 2046 Woodlawn Helen Wursta of 1818 Turner Paul Zeng of 521 Greenleaf Arlene E. Ziegler of Star Route. From Bethlehem: Vladimir B. Chorman of 1419 Ralston Road; Harold H. Clauser of 1563 Farm Lane; Portia T.
Cunningham of 1009 Spring Geraldine A. Engle of 1137 Moravia Valeria A. Hanzuk of Church Road, R.3; Helen McCool of 824 Prospect Thurston Klayton of 1955 W. Union Robert C. Oberly of 501 1st Georgette Sandt of 2056-1 Westfield Terrace; Boel Seymour of 2121 Cloverdale sioner.
The jurors, listed by week and IGA Balh Oil Beads ft Fresh Store Sliced flfli Aspirin IQcj 16oz-W leanBoiiedHamlb.VT lOOct. I Shopper's Special TableRite IGA Toilet Tissue ACU Chip Steaks $129 Pretzels OQ 10 WT" (8 per pound) lb, I 9 yy Sunbeam Fresh Store Sliced IGA RyeEreod OH( CookedSalami lb.UT Potato Chip! flQt lb. loaf mm TableRite Boneless OfV 14 Bondware ChuckRoast lb.V? Mo's Paner Plates Cfkt TableRite Extra lean teinz 59 ftta VL TWS grouped by area, are: First Week From Allentown: James R. Conway of 1015 N. 12th Jeanne L.
Crone of 1852 S. TableRite 69 Lehigh Valley Sour Cream Dips Lehigh Valley 59 Sunny Juice Drink 1 00 (Frozen) 6 ozlfr Lambrecht Large Cheese Pizza Shirley Gay Opaque Panty QQi Hose yyy Road; Anna Transue of 1039 Spring St. Others: Freda Gutshall of 1240 Flkwnrfh 2nd Louis J. D'Annrbale of 1905Vi 3Ib.2oz.ior Greenleaf Dolores P. Danner of 1619 Tweed Ruth K.
Danner of 1030a Liber ty Marie Dantzer ot 933 w. tmaus Drive; Louis Santoni of 3344 Milrose Lane; Charles J. Toole of 900 Mickley Road; Mary E. Urban of 3419 Thomas St Roy Wildrick of 1049 Washington all of Whitehall. Ruth Harkins of 534 Evergreen Elva E.
Mace of 727 Greenleaf Moulton L. Frantt Jr. of U4o man man Mildred Fritz of 123 S. 8th St. Paul T.
Geidner of 1646 Walnut Mary Kathrvn Mueller of 18 Golf rime- Patricia A. Newman of R.l: Walter J. Orlev rf oni M. Heckman of 1224 Lenign St. Thomas E.
Heil of 222 N. St. George Marv Heilman of 325 N. 8th Thomas W. Lawrence Drive; Verna Wider nf 114 kl 4th all of Emmaus.
Beim of 2316 W. Elm Betty E. Heim- Gladvs Benner of 1AA Pine ftrnv rirHa. Dorothy K. Mohr; Caroline D.
Wilson of 11 Fairwav Lane, all of Wesmsvilip Pnhprt G. Boaert of Mertztown R.l: Rnnalri A Rn. T1 wmmm mci i ui Miuurtib k.i; jonn nauser or la no Jennie E. Haak of 429 E. Main Macungie; Linda Handwork of Kempton R.l and Clvde F.
Utt of Kemntnn Edward A. Marshall of Station R.l Maurice F. Sass of Passer Road. R.l. both of Coopersburg.
Dale R. Johnson of Laurys bach of 722 fc. (ireen KODeri r. nmpui of 1834 Troxell William Himes of 227 N. 4th Lester Hixson of 1258 S.
Jefferson Marion J. Hixson of R.2; JHoward J. Horlacher of 301 N. 2nd Margaret How- eth of 1220 N. 19th St.
Walter G. Lieberman of 2521 S. 6tn Adolph W. Looher of 1104 Liberty Lillian A. Luettgen of 23 N.
20th Apt. Beulah Merrick of 393 Gordon Marie C. Molloy of 1245 N. Marshall Roy F. Moore of 1319 N.
Wahneta Marian K. Moorehead of 1218 Livingston Ethel Mover of 1123 Allen Harry Mover of 609 N. Jasper Claire D. Pessina of 825 S. 10th St.
,1 Marian Peters of 17 N. 19th Theodore C. Phillips of 954 W. Emaus Warren Phillips of 2419 Helen George Polcar of 2003 S. 3rd Ruth A.
Rauch of 627 N. Lumber Edward F. Repasch of 1405 E. Hiqhland John W. Reppert of 722 12th Louise M.
Schermerhorn of 1904 aiattun; i-ednna Ula or LenarK KOaa, Center Valley R.2; Irene A. Orefice of 1604 Moravia Fountain Hill; Irma Blose of 1034 Crescent Circle, and Ronald Royer of R.l, both of Slatinoton: Flovd Schmirk of asj m-t 7-1 oermansviue k.i. x. 1 qt. 14 oi.
Barnabifes E. Pennsylvania Elsie scniogi ot aty Penn Agnes M. Schrader of 534 Hamilton St. Irene M. Shelly of E.
Rock Road; Joyce Final B. Sheridan ot U2 nignman mm Shupp of 1320 Marlow Rita Slider of 641 Charman St Graf L. Smith Of 1015 S. Plan Parley In Bethlehem 7th Hazel M. Smith of 1235 Meadow Anthony J.
Stevens ot iuiu much 01. r-rnnei a Rtpwart of 2537 S. CarLon St. lTQJJ(gD James Swain Jr. of 801 S.
25th Sophia Vargo of 505 N. 6th Martha Zorn of 417 N'BetWehem: Emma Crow of 1329 Eaton Sylvia M. Danko of 1309 W. Rose- The Barnabite Fathers, the newest Catholic religious com mrmt nriuA; willam Howenstem of 623 munity serving in the Allentown Diocese, will hold their Provi- Broad Frederick J. Rauscher of 1427 Eaton Janice Vasievich of 2074 Ken-more Richard L.
Willis of 634 8th i a 1 Chapter Wednesday Raymond Young ot si4 i4in ve. nthere- Friward A. Courv of Laurel through Friday in Bethlehem Lane; Esther Hoffstetter of R.l; Constance Catholic High School. B. Mi er of Briar Koaa.
k.i; nrnony u. 1 crhiaunnp nf A7 N. Saucon R.l Five Barnabites joined the Charles O. Shaw of Laurel Lane R.l, all of Center Valley. Gertrude A.
Leh of 4423 Main Elizabeth A. Platzer of 776 3rd faculty of Bethlehem Catholic High School last September. On Eugene S. poigar ot wo jra ve. AnHlu I Pamniilla nf 1330 Albert St.
weekends, they assist in various Miriam Rector of 3325 N. Front all MMH 25 OFF LABEL parishes of the diocese. nt lAMtehall cau i nulla of Lvnnoort. Frank ine uarnaDites nave Deen a Bickins of 717 Lynn and Elizabeth Zur ich of 629 S. Hoffert both of Fountain teaching order since 1605.
They first came to the United States Mill, loan M. Brobst of 646 Fernwood St Lillian Hoffman of 53 S. 2nd Dolores i nil, 9i chestnut all of Emmaus. in 1952 to serve in the Diocese of Carol A. Danner of 132 E.
Main Carol Robbins of 26 Linden Circle; Emilte Buffalo. Assited by the Angelic Sisters of St. Paul, they conduct Schmauch of 18 Linden Circle, ail of Ma- runoie. a major shrine to Our Lady of Franklin Fetherolf and Aaron H. Hower, hnth of Schnecksville R.l.
Robert M. Gehr- inger and Anna M. Piger, both of Breinigs- fanma in Niagara Falls, parishes in Ontario and California, and a preparatory seminary in ville R.l. Marvin K. r-rieoonn ot k.i; nar-iv Strain nf James H.
Wilson of 11 Fairwav Lane, all of Wescosville. Anna- belle Hutnick of R.l; Andrew Molchany of Youngstown, N.Y. 42 N. 6th John isigovits or w. in St all nf rnnlav.
The Provincial Chapter, which Mnrnan Meckes of Laurvs Station; Fay B. Oels of 45 E. 2nd Alburtis; Beatrice will be attended also by two Angelic Sisters of St. Paul and a Barnabite theology student, will Raudenbush of Kings Highway Old Zionsville; Robert C. Schiebel of Orefield R.2; Jean Tesche of Faith Star Route, Coooersburq.
Mildred Oswald of determine the policies of the or Bl iLDiyjD LJ I I I -v Sr I Red Maraschino Cherries 8oz. I If if II I I -fSSOSiim. 59; JUW. Htl I Stuffed Queen iooz. 75 I I yv JL I i n.
23V fs 1 A 1 I 1 -iP I Tomato Juice iqt.i4. 39 I 1048 Oakhrust Drive; Norman E. Royer of der North American Province R.l; Mary Z. Vaughn of R.2; Robert wein man of 433 W. Church all of Slatington.
Second Week for the next three years. From Allentown: Cecelia Abbott of 434 r-hoctnut st Rose Bartman of 307 Priscilla father John Murray, of Sacred Scripture at Marv Rav K. Berk of 1022 Turner Carrie Immaculate Seminary. North A. Boehrer of 2303 S.
11th Marlene G. Costello of 1146 Lehigh Frieda Czapp of 525 Mohawk Charles R. Ehrich of 105 ampton, will deliver the keynote riimherland Francis E. Eichelber address. His subject will be ger of 3125 Parkway John Eichler of 4116 Kilmer Mabel England of 618 Prayer Life and Religious Community Life." Chew St.
Sarah Hanna of 837 N. Maxwell Har ry O. Hansen of 334Vi Ridge Dorothy S. Harding of 237 N. 8th Karl H.
Hersh of 314 E. Montgomery Owen S. Mangold of Grange Road, R.3; Norma McCornac of 920 Erie Robert J. McDermott of 417 A concelebrated Mass will close the proceedings. Bishop Joseph McShea of Allentown will be the principal con- S.
17th Elizabeth D. Miller of 535 N. 11th Robert G. Miller of 27 N. 13th Celebrant.
Vio a Mohr of 1422 bertv St. The Barnabite Fathers, also Rosalie Montagner of 1905 17th St. S.W.; Dolores R. Moore of 1225 S. Lumber James Moore of 1422 Liberty Elizabeth Moyer of 1525 Catalina Lucille Jones of 1409 Turner Earl T.
Knoll of 135 Priscilla Patricia Lukitsch of East known as Clerics Regular of St. Paul, were founded in 1530 in Milan by St. Anthony Mary Zac-caria, who also founded the Angelic Sisters of St. Paul. Rock Road; Anna E.
Nevhart of 621 Tilgh- man Donald J. O'Boyle of 2855 E. Texas Charles W. O'Brien of 2144 Allen St Edward O'Brien of 1511 Liberty St. Catherine C.
O'Connell of 504 Tilghman St. George B. Ott of 1903 E. Highland Mar Mexican Life vin W. Peters of 1650 N.
17th George B. Rothermel of 824 St. John Raymond H. Sandt of 343 N. 16th Nicholas P.
Santos of 719V2 N. Jefferson Joseph R. San Is Explained At Moravian Two Moravian Academy stu dents who participated in the experiment in international living in Mexico spoke to members of the student body during an as sembly last week. Duaina Boyd and Joanna Castaldi were joined by William Dean, a student at St. George's visiting in the area, who also was in Mexico.
Miss Boyd, daughter of Mr. Ragu SPAGHETTI SAUCE and Mrs. Berry Boyd of Em maus, has earned honors in Lat 1 in Lemons Juicy, each in, studied Spanish, and was 15 OZ. vice president of her class. your choic.
Former Reporter Miss Castaldi, daughter of Baking Russet mm gx Potatoes '79 Mcintosh Baking tabg 3Sf Prof, and Mrs. Alfred Castaldi SUNSHINE IH-Ho i6oZ. lo-oz. Sesame 9oz. Keebler of Bethlehem, has received second prize in a national Spanish contest, and was a reDorter for the school newspaper.
KSC to Grant 226 Degrees Next Month Dr. William H. Marsh, recently appointed chairman of the speech and theater department at Kutztown State College, will be commencement speaker at ceremonies at 2 p.m. Jan. 8 in the college's Keystone Hall field house.
It is the college's practice to ask department chairmen, on a rotating basis, to speak at the winter and summer commencement programs. Dr. Marsh will speak on "Getting the Message." A total of 190 students are candidates for bachelor's degrees, while 36 graduate students are scheduled to receive master of education degrees: Dr. Lawrence M. Stratton, college president, will confer degrees.
Candidates will be presented by Dr. Dodson E. Dreisbach, vice president for academic affairs. The invocation will be led by the Rev. Charles M.
Kern, pastor of Cedar Lutheran Church, Allentown. The Rev. Robert L. Larson, pastor of Emanuel United Church of Christ, Philadelphia, will pronounce the benediction. Daryl A.
Rim, a KSC student, will sing a soprano solo entitled "You'll Never Walk Alone." Philip Malpas, college organist, will play Franck's "Choral in A Minor." Dr. Marsh joined the college in 1967. A native of Kansas City, he received a bachelor's degree from William Jewell College, a master's from the Sfs University of Iowa and a doctor of philosophy degree the University of Kansas. He taught In the Colby Community High School. from 1953-57 and Hays High School.
from 1953-64. While in Mexico thev lived in 3Jy All I the homes of nrivate familips CHECK YOUR LOCA1 IGA FOR SPECIAL HOLIDAY HOURS Prices Effective Dec 26 thro Jan. I Quantity Limit Rights Reserved and attended school with the "brothers and sisters" in thmr host families. i In sharing their exDeriencfts Decaf SAVE 25 General Mills mm SAVE 30' IS Maxwell House SAVE 33V I with their fellow students, the MARGARINE girls discussed all phases of I II1STAI1T A IMSTAF1T rnrrrc duuLe5 fcB Kin lAum their studies and activities in Mexico. All felt that the Mexi 69 vv limit 0n Coupon Per Unit Purchased.
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