The Dallas Post Dallas, PA Wednesday, September 1, 1993 11 CROSSWORD CORN ER Obituaries ACROSS 52 Kettledrum ~~ 92 Leo proclamation 46 Fiber used in 81 Babylonian n 5 17 CI CO I RED KRUM : 1'Too — | 54 Storms wildly Durocher, 5 Little, in cloth hero 1 loved you..." 55 Word with fondly Glasgow 47 Duck 84 Rhine feeder +t i ALVIN ECKROTE F U 5 Assigned party or 94 Makes up for 6 Detroit Tigers hunter's 85 Baseball's 2 | Alvin E. Eckrote, Sr., 77, of Fred A. Krum, of RD 4, West 9 {task union 96 Pitcher batting star shelter “Iron Horse" Perrin Avenue, Shavertown, died Pittston, died Aug. 27, 1993 at 10 Early 56 Make a Dennis Boyd 7 Habituate 49 Army meal 88 Daniel 15 16 17 Aug. 28, 1993, at his home. Nesbitt Memorial Hospital, King- I Scottish clan mistake 97 Crude cabin 8 Aztec “Noah” 50 Covers with Emmett song Born April 11, 1916. in Wilk ston | chief 58 Fragrant 98 Totem pole 9 Dwight asphalt 90 Pitching star 18 19 R920 121 P : ’ es- B : in M t Zi Exet 15 Cincinnati oleoresin 100 Canine teeth Gooden, to 51 Pod or ode of the Royals ® Barre, he was the son of the late om. in oun. 4ioh, kXeter ' Rose 59 Extinct 101 Talk it out? sportscasters starter 91 American 22 23 24 [25 Solomon and Elizabeth Engle Township, he was the son of the 19 Very dry wild ox 102 Statfor64 10 George : 53 Heidi's home ! Songbing Eckrote. late Irvin and Minnie Graver Krum. 20 Starling's 60 Cut Across erman Ruth, 55 Young hare 93 Youth org. 26 [27 [28 29 30 | cousin 61 Norwegian 103 Rice dish fondly 57 Does a 95 Hunter who Prioy oh i Jeyramen he was Bb 2ttended Exeter Township 21 Diamond composer 105 Palmerpeg 11 Israelidance cobbler's job pitched a 4 5 3 employed by the Fiber Research schools \ triumph Edvard 106 Uncanny 12 Love, in 60 Garments perfect game Division of the Atwater Throwing He was a lifelong resident of the 22 Brainstorm 63 Anesthesia 108 Papal 3 Vanice orp by23 96 Row : 5 ee Co., Wilkes-Barre. Previous to Back Mountain area. 23 Punja target vestment 13 Settle down cross 99 Native skill this, he was employed as a miner He was employed by the Mor- i princess 64 He was 111 Baker's unit comfortably 61 Drop or shoe 101 Hydrocarbon sy |In24 rs and “Terrific” 113 Noted jazz ~~ 14 Before, to a starter or 37 38 by the Glen Alden Coal Co. ray Corp., Scranton, during World ' | sharp 66 Paul trumpeter poet 62 Fills to resinous He was a member of the As- Warll, making parts forairplanes, 25 Irregularly Newman/ 115 Hoglike 15 Cheapskate excess wood 40 sembly of God, Trucksville. and later by DeFazio Trucking, 26 Halon ning Nes! 119 iin te ial 5 ago 108 ok wit He was preceded in death by Moosic, asa truck driver. Priorto : 45 [46 47 [48 | parrots 67 Reduced 120 Painter 17 Laceration ~~ 66 Crone 104 Henry or his wife, the former Pearl Davis, his retirement in 1977, he was a 27 Manila hemp drastically Matisse 18 It's before 68 Once named Jane 5 5 sons, John and Dennis Eckrote. self-employed farmer in the Back 29 Toward the 69 Very, i 121 Mays or ; pr ghal or mark o Cay 1 106 Potential Surviving are sons, Alvin Eck- Mountain area. | mouth Versailles owe apestry wall 70 Bag or house energy 5 54 rote, Jr., Wilkes-Barre; David Carl He was preceded in death by 30 One of the 70 School of 123 Arizona river hanging starter 107 Impatiently : : ; : | Simpsons whales 124 Encourage ~~ 31 Moistenthe 71 Rowan trees anxious Eckrote, Exeter; Robert T. Eck- sisters, Sallie VanTuyle and 31 He wrote 71 Actor David 125 Home of the turkey 72 “The great 108 October ACROSS : rote, Edwardsville; daughters, AvadnaDecker; brother, Howard. | “Roll Over 72 Give up all llama 33 Charged equalizer of birthstone 1 ht n 40. Olympics 10*Mv ~ and Mrs. Nancy Eveland, Shavertown; Surviving are his son, Robert, 3 Beshoery % pe 126 Really . son : mankind 109 Cations 3 ih lees Yeap : Only” a1) Mrs. Janice Pearl Chupcavich, MountZion, Exeter Township; two : 32 Large family: 76 First, second senseless 5 Twosome 73 One of Job's oldberg - vlmilie 41. Cleared y - . a . - - / £3 lool or third base 127 Lodge 37 Region of visitors 110 It stars center 45. Nursery 11. Drain of Wilkes Bane Ne Hoyee Zunmer grandehildebn Viies great rand. WWilorg. 77 DiMaggio's members India 74 River to the Sherman 3. Some svilablee strength man, Exeter; brother, Solomon children; nieces and nephews. 36 Regal nickname 128 Late-night 38 Swagger Danube Hemsley 47 ya" 19. Casual top Willis Eckrote, Maze, Miss.; sis- Interment, Mount Zion Ceme- ' composer? 82 Nobelist TV host pompously 75 Shed bark 112 Greek war Saucers - =-es-Salaam "goo ter, Mrs. Mary Nichols, Ashley; 14 tery, Exeter Township. i Sci degree Wiesel 129 Hidden 39 Spanish 76 Summary or god 12. La Scala 49. Signal 23. Intimi d grandchildren; six great-grand- 41 Actor Lowe 83 Browns meat hoard entertainer abstract 114 College at song farewell - ntimidate hild ! 42 Strikebreak- quickly 130 Strong winds 40 In India, a 77 Long and New 13. Fish oil 50. Actor Thicke 24. Tops : c ren. J ANDREW ZENJOHN ne i Te On ye, Ei eae iw Genjiin, Gotan of 'goddess 86 Dispossess DOWN 42 Heavy 78 Olivers 116 Bridge 14. 1492 ship 52. Hymn closer 26. Bound Terr or eID: whe Viles-Bawre and Dallas, Jed 45 Sphere or 87 Made public 1 Pasternak cavalry sword nickname support 15. Pad type 53. “The Say 27. Cham de tc the Asseinblv. of y od Aug. 30, 1993 in Millville Health . globe 89 Mai — (rum heroine 43 Bergen's 79 Morning 117 Miss Chase 16. “— Sleepy Hey Kid” ! pagne made to the Assembly of God, center Millville. 48 Stan Musial, drink) 2 Bedouin Mortimer drink 118 Coarse file People” hy bucket Carverton Rd., Trucksivlle, 18708. in Wilkes. i . rer 54. Wapiti . Born in Wilkes-Barre, he was fondly 90 Searches 3 Turner or 45 Form of 80 "Sesame 120 "Spring — 17. Small sound : 28. Like some h f the late Boles! d 50 Doctor's thoroughly Louise African Street" Sprung” 18. “— Fideles” 55. Longings weekends fhe Sone the Inte Bo Ey av.an J _¥ (client 91 Fold of skin 4 Official witchcraft grouch 122 Legal matter," ees DOWN 32. Unidentified Monica Klepacka Zendzion. He Sp ounery 1. Festive oman CARL HONTZ attended Wilkes-Barre Township iE Bf Re F 5 70 Ti iz [i3 [ia 5 Tie [17 [8 29 es i: of 2. Dry 33. Buying plan Carl J. Hontz, 66, formerly of schools and resided in the Dallas "the Bride” 3. Carpet 35. Rural Lake Silkworth, died Aug. 25,1993 area for 17 years. ( [19 20 21 22 le oTide 5 ivi | 26. Supple feature contest at Maple Hill Nursing Home, Surviving are his son, Robert 3 oo x 29. Also 4. According 36. Golf goal Lehman, where he had been a Zendzion, Alto Toma, Calif.; broth- 30. Biick’s mate to what 38. Bridges guest for the past four weeks. ers, Anthony, Elmira, NY; Stanley, [27 28 2 30 31 31. Reverberate source? 39. Bo of “10” Born Feb. 16, 1927, in Fair- Plains Twp.; sisters, Mrs. Stella EE T - = 37 Moonshine 5. Trod the 42. Identical mount Township, he was the son Stavish, Wilkes-Barre Twp.; Mrs. 32 33 3 Container board 43. Flat ofthe late Danaand Susie Trescott Wanda Adams, Swoyersville; Mrs. | 20 1 re re; 23 13 YC IT) 33. — Tuner 6. Plant 44. Lairs Hontz. He resided at Lake Silk- Sophie Patton, West Columbia, | - 34. Oxygen: 7. Worshipful 45. Hoover, worth for the past 17 years. S.C.; Mrs. Mary Severino, ~" ' |48 49 50 51 52 3 prefix for one He was preceded in death by Brooklyn, NY; nieces and neph- ; 8. Remove a = 3 - 3i - 35. Prohibit pin 46. In the his wife, the former Ethel McRoy, ews. 36. Check writer 9. Opportune style of ondJuly 30, 1993; brothers, Edgar, The funeral will be 9 a.m. le - x 3 37. Modern thie 48. The works Howard and Evan; sister, Eliza- Thursday from Jendrzejewski beth McRoy. Funeral Home, 21 N. Meade St., 64 65 66 67 68 Surviving are adaughter, Grace = Wilkes-Barre with Mass of Chris- 5 ; N Hontz, Wilkes-Barre; brother, tian Burial at 9:30 a.m. in Sacred THE INTERNATIONAL Andrew D. Hontz, Lake Silkworth; Heart Church, Luzerne. 72 7173 "74°15 76 77 78 80 [81 chal | eng er ®_ CROSSNUMBER GAME sisters, Nora Vietz, Nanticoke; Interment will be in St. Mary's Eula Mitchel, Hanover; three Maternity Cemetery, West Wyo- o DIRECTIONS: ? ? 4 82 83 B54 ii 36 ° oN Fill each square with a number, one through nine. Bios granddaughters. ming. ‘ R l67 88 =) 90 91 S ) . Horizontal Squares should add bi olds on fig. Interment, Maple Grove Ceme- Friends may call 2 to4 and 7 to D\ Vertical squares shou ; g wv 2 « Diagonal squares through center should add to tery, Pikes Creek. 9 p.m., Wednesday. 92 93 9 9% a a total in upper and lower right. -“ So fm 97 98 99 100 101 102 0 8 Th h d . : il i 4 =2 resholds prison program noEh Today's Challenge Caran wT rte] | 5 5 | vime 10 Minutes seeks volunteers pe— To iE 120 122 123 z = 17 seconds g {) | Your Working The Ba ‘Training \Wetkond attend the Basic Training Week- 124 125 127 Time Minutes for Thresholds is scheduled for end and then to teach the course ry Saturday, September 11 and onaone toone basis. Ateacher’s Sw 131 * 3 3 1 129 Seconds Sunday, September 12 in the manual with a detailed outline is Dallas Parcel Authorized UPS Drop Off Center Shipped by Ground, Second Day Air, Next Day All Packaging Done Reasonable 675-2800 Dallas - Harveys Lake Hwy. 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