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LILA AND PIANIST IN LOVE DUET
FOLLOWING THEIR WEDDING in Chicago, singer Lila Leeds er. ‘races
her pianist-husband, Irving Rochlin. He has recently been her accom-
panist at a cocktail lounge where she has been appearing. Miss Leeds,
a former film performer, attracted considerable attention when arrest-
ed in 1949 in a west coast marijuana raid. (International Soundphoto)
SHAVERTOWN FIREMEN COLLECT
$1216.75 IN MEMBERSHIP DRIVE
Shavertown [Fire Company re-€—
ported a total of $1216.75 from its
annual membership drive. The re-
port was made at its monthly meet-
ing Monday at Shavertown Fire
House.
About half the money was spent
on new equipment, boots, helmets,
firecoats, Mine Safety Appliance gas
mask, and a portable pump. Demon-
stration of the pump, which will
pump water a distance of 2500 feet
anid deliver 250 gallons of water per
minute, was given before the meet-
ing. The mask will enable a fireman
to enter a smokefilled building and
locate the origin of the fire so that
there will be a minimum of water
damage.
The following men attended ‘the
Northeastern Pennsylvania Volun-
teer (Firemen's [Federation [Fire
School at Harvey's Lake and suc-
cessfully completed the course of
instrution in fire fighting: (Chief Ho-
ward Woolbert, [Assistant Chief, Rus-
sell Edmondson, Edward Carey, John
Chapple, Elwood Dungey and Allen
Austin. ;
Those present at the meeting
were: President, R. J. Williams,
Secretary, « IClyde Brace, Joseph
Monko, Theodore Poad, Robert Voel-
ker, Ross Negrelli, Irvin Davis, Bert
Stitzer, John Eck, [Stirling [Fisk,
Thomas Morgan, Howard Woolbert,
Allen Austin, Edward Carey, John
IChapple, Russell Edmondson, Elwood
Local Women Named
To Outing Committee
At a meeting held recently, at
the (Catholic Youth Center, Wilkes-
Barre, many local persons were ap-
pointed to the committees for a
summer outing which the Volun-
teers of Catholic Charities are plan-
ning for children whom they spon-
sor at Our Lady of Fatima Institute,
Elmhurst; St. Michael’s Hoban
Heights; and Lourdesmont, ‘Clarks
Summit.
The outing will be held at Bar-
berry Heights near Dalton on June
29. To make the occasion family
style, the affair will take the form
of a picnic, and each sponsor will
bring a basket lunch for the child
whom she sponsors, and any mem-
bers of her family whom she may
bring as guests.
The program ‘outlined, includes
lunch, games and races for each age
group, group singing, presentation
of prizes, and supper.
Mrs. Richard Drake is homorary
chairman; Mrs. John Williams, gen-
eral chairman; Mrs. Donald Haw-
kins, Mrs. William Monahan, Mrs.
Albert Pesavento, and Miss Dorothy
Hunitzinger, co-chairmen. Rev. Mat-
thew F. Boylan is director of [Cath-
olic Charities of Wilkes-Barre, and
Miss Mary Margaret O'Donnell is
Dungey.
staff representative.
Want A Good
Old - fashioned
Chicken Dinner?
T5¢ and $1.25
PLAN NOW TO ATTEND THE
JULY 4TH CELEBRATION
Orange Community Hall
DINNERS ® GAMES ® AMUSEMENT
SPONSORED BY
Franklin Twp.
Vol. Fire Co.
For boys and girls
JUNE 16 -
SWIMMING
Transportation
Kingston
Wyoming Seminary Day Camp
ARTS and CRAFTS
MUSIC, SPORTS
for information call
5-11 years of age
AUGUST 1
from Dallas
71-0169
THE POST, FRIDAY, JUNE 13, 1952
The following committees have
been nppointed: Transportation and
Kiddi¢ ‘Guests: Mrs. Edmund (Seibel,
Mrs. Delbert Pryce, Mrs. Jacob ‘Sims,
Mrs. Samuel Hines, Mrs. Agnes Ash,
Mrs. Rea Richards, and Mrs, Joseph
Cullen.
Refreshments: Mrs. Louis (Cannon,
Mrs. William MdGoey, Mrs. Leonard
Helfrick, Mrs. Jacob Schwab, Mrs.
Catkerine (Chalawich, Mrs. Betty
‘Williams,
Entertainment: Wallace Lapham,
Peter Klapps, Frank Andrekewicz.
Prizes: Mrs. Joseph Balayszis,
Helen Palfey, Mrs. Wallace Lapham,
Miss Katherine Monahan, Mrs. Fred
Roache.
Publicity: Dorothy Huntzinger,
Miss Ann IStucko, Mrs. Agatha Wei-
gel, Mrs. Margaret Houlihan.
Father - Son Party
Royal Line Sunday School Class,
East Dallas Methodist Church, will
hold its annual [Father and Son
Banquet at 6:30 p.m. tomorrow
night. Bring covered dish and sand-
wiches.
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Helsby Promoted
By American Stores
Philip G. Helsby, has recently
been promoted to Assistant Zone
Manager and Sales Manager by the
American Stores Company for it’s
Zone 5, which comprises North-
eastern Pennsylvania,
A graduate of Milton High School,
Mr. Helsby furthered his education
at Bucknell University.
He entered the employ of the
American Stores Company immedi-
ately after leaving College. He has
served successively as a store clerk
at Milton; store manager at Sun-
bury, Sayre and Scranton; Superin-
tendent for the [Scranton-Pittston
area; Training School Instructor at
the Company's Training School in
Kingston; Advertising Manager and
Personnel Manager at the Zome's
Headquarters in Forty Fort, Penn-
sylvania., :
Mr. Helsby has been very active
in various Civic, Social and Church
organizations.
He is married to the former Helen
Waltman, a mative of Sayre. They
Venice Maid
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Grove Theatre Will
Present Glad Tidings
Continuing the policy that the
Grove Theatre, Nuangola, has fol-
lowed for the past 18 years, Royal
C. Stout, director and general man-
ager, will present the resideni com-
pany in Edward Mabley’s delight-
fully spicy three-act comedy Glad
Tidings for the initial production
of the regular summer stock season,
‘opening on June 16 and continuing
for the week.
A change from last season has
been made in the performance sche-
dule and there will be no Sunday
performances ‘this summer, The
theatre will be open every might
except [Sunday for the 15-week sea-
son and the box olfice is now open
daily from 10 to 10. Reservations
may be made by calling Nuangola
2261.
With the closing of the pre-season
musical revue last Saturday, the
into
staff of the theatre swung
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action in preparing the production
of “Glad Tidings” amd the new com-
pany will be devoted to rehearsal
this week. Plays that have been
selected from the latest material
that is available for summer theatres
are: “Lo and Behold”, ‘Rose Tat-
too”, “Girl From Boston’, “Remains
to be Seen”, “Memeber of the Wed-
ding”, “Twentieth Century”, “Gra-
mercy |Ghost”, ‘Season jn the Sun”
and others as-they become available
from the publishers.
Library Buildings
Are Being Painted
Joseph Tamerantz and 3 crew of
workmen are doing a mice job paint-
ing Back Mountain Memorial Lib-
rary (building, John
challenge
any painter. Because of the original
primer used more than half a cen-
tury ago, paint seldom sticks to the
building for more than three or four
years. Joe is burning the paint off
and using some special tricks to
make the mew paint job stick,
the former
Ryman property, a to
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