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HALL’S “Ruby Gentry”
with
| Jennifer Jones
PHARMACY be
Comedy
Nancy Fahringer Is
Hostess At Luncheon
Nancy Fahringer, Yeager Avenue,
| Shavertown, entertained at a lunch-
‘eon at Jay Wilson’s Saturday
honoring Beryl Colwell, bride-elect.
| Present were Mrs, Louise Colwell,
! Mrs. Robert Morgan, Mrs, Frank
Kline, Mrs. Walter Steinhauer, Mrs.
Don Naylor, Mrs, Ned Friant, Mrs.
(Sheldon [Fahringer, June Colwell,
Damaris Jones, the guest of honor
and the hostess.
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FRIDAY & SATURDAY
“The Clown”
SHAVERTOWN
SANDY BEACH
Drive-In.
THEATRE
Opens Fri. Apr. 3
SHOWING
THE BEST IN PICTURES
UR
“Snack Bar” is remodeled and we have
new equipment to give our customers bel-
ter service
WE WELCOME YOU TO SANDY BEACH
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broadcast this means you save enough seed to pay
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Tune in to Station WHWL—T730 on your dial
“every day at 7:00 AM. and 12:55 P.M. £
Express Appreciation
Mr. and Mrs. . Andre Thevenon,
(Center , Hill Road, wish to thank
the Dr. Henry M. Laing Fire De-
partment for their prompt action
[Saturday noon in checking a large
brush fire when winds spread it
dangerously near to the house.
As a token of .appreciation they
intend to make a contribution to-
wards the purchase of the new fire
truck.
SHAVER THEATRE
SHAVERTOWN
FRIDAY & SATURDAY
“April In Paris”
Technicolor
Ray Bolger, Doris Day
Cartoon & News
MONDAY & TUESDAY
‘Golden Hawk”
Technicolor
Rhonda Fleming
Sterling Hayden
Cartoon & Comedy
WEDNESDAY. & THURSDAY
“Operation Secret”
Cornell Wilde, Phyllis Thaxter
Cartoon
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St. Therese’s Society
To Sponsor Card Party
Altar and Rosary [Society of St.
Therese's Church will hold a card
party in the Church auditorium
Wednesday evening, April 29,
Mrs, Willard Garey is chairman
assisted by Mrs. Algert Antaniaitis
and Mrs. Clinton Johnson, tickets;
Mry. J. H. Gabel and Mrs. Jacob
Beline, baked goods; Mrs. Paul
Laux, prizes; Mrs. James Simon,
door pmizes; Mrs. Edward |Jackson,
publicity; Mrs. Albert Pesavento
and Mrs. Edward Miller, candy;
Mrs. Philip Coniglio and Mrs. Paul
Laux, refreshments; Mrs, John
Stenger Jr., door.
The public is invited,
Lake Fire Company
Replaces Septic Tank
Lake. Township Volunteer Fire
Comipany, is replacing a rusted
500-gallon metal septic tank with
two concrete tanks, one of 500-gal-
on capacity, the other 300, with
enlarged ‘drainage field. C. E. Ger-
man & Son of Forty Fort, con-
tacted Wednesday morning for the
job, sent workmen that same after-
noon to start excavating, and be-
fore Sunday the work is expected
to be completed.
Steeles Open
‘Enlarged Restaurant
Near Red Rock
Mr. and Mrs. Basil Steele have
opened their recently compldted
restaurant four miles this side of
Red Rock, and are serving daily
platter dinners.
The exterior is finished in na-
tural (California redwood and inter-
ior trim is in knotty pine. All
modern restaurant equipment has
been installed,
The business was established in
1926 by Mr. and Mrs, John [Steele
who have now retired. The restaur-
ant has accommodations for fifty
and has become famous for its
home-made pies.
Mrs. Lily Stine Is
Given Farewell Party
Mrs. Lily Stine, former manager
of Cards 'N Stuff, was guest of
honor at a farewell party held at
Hislop’s last evening. She will move
to Philadelphia shortly.
Present were Nell Hislop, Ethel
Sedler, Helen Ide, Mrs. James Sick,
Helen Williamson, Mrs. Ralph Bom-
boy, Merna Sheehan, Delores Stark,
Mary Haley, Mrs. N. J. Cave, Arline
Evans, Betty Warhola, Mally Shav-
er, Clara Shook, Ruth Lewin and
Margaret Veitch.
DALLAS
OUTDOOR
~ THEATRE
Children under 12 — Free
2 Shows Nightly—7:00 & 9:00
THURSDAY & FRIDAY
“Viva Zapata”
Starring
Marlon Brando, Jean Peters
“Never before such
explosive drama.”
SATURDAY
“Ivory Hunter”
in Technicolor
with
Anthony Steel, Dina Sheridan
“Actually filmed in the heart
of Darkest Africa.”
SUNDAY & MONDAY
“David and Bathsheha”
Technicolor
Gregory Peck, Susan Heyward
“He gave up everything
for love—a great picture.”
TUESDAY & WEDNESDAY
Double Feature
2—BIG SHOWIS—2
“The Bowery
Battalion”
with
' Leo Gorcey and Huntz Hall
AND
“Rodeo”
with
Jane Nigh, John Archer
Star- Lite
DRIVE-IN
TUNKHANNOCK, PA.
SUNDAY & MONDAY
March 29-30
“West Point Story”
Starring
James Cagney, Virginia Mayo
Added
Cartoon
TUESDAY, MARCH 31
Double Feature
$1.10 Carload Night
“Jamboree”
Starring
Ernie Tubb and ’
The Texas Troubadors
PLUS
“In Old Missouri”
Starring
Alan Ladd, The Weaver Bros.
Added
Cartoon
WEDNESDAY & THURSDAY
April 1-2
. “She’s Working
Her Way Thru College”
Starring
Virginia Mayo, Ronald Reagan
Added
Cartoon
FRIDAY & SATURDAY
April 3-4
Double Feature
“Carson City”
Starring
Randolph Scott, Lucille Norman
PLUS
“Hold That Line”
Starring
THE BOWERY BOYS
Added
Cartoon
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KUNKLE
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GARAGE
Mrs. Harry Allen Is
Hostess To W.S.C.S.
Mrs, Harry Allen recently enter-
tained members of the Alderson
Methodist Church Board at her
home at Harveys Lake. Mrs. Alan
Kistler, Mrs. Elwood Davis and Mrs.
Fred Swanson assisted her.
Mrs. James Garey will be hostess
at the [April 9 meeting. Mrs. Howard
Higgins will be in charge of the
Mothers’ Day meeting in May. May
4 5, and 6, the Society will hold
a rummage sale in the Lare Build-
ng, Luzerne,
Present at the meeting were:
Mesdames Stephen Hartman Sr.
Garvin |Smith, Morrison Witter,
Gilbert ICarpenter, George Armitage,
Fuller Ashton, William Deets, IClar-
ence Montross, Alfred Rogers, Ed-
gar Hughes Sr., George Kanaar, Jo-
seph Rauch, Harvey Kitchen, (Wal-
bridge Leinthall, Albert Armitage;
Sharon Armitage, Rev. Ruth Under-
wood.
Receives Sport Cars
Daniel Meeker owner of Kunkle
Garage: received a ‘trailer load of
MG sport cars yesterday. Made in
England, the cars arrived in New
York by freighter and were shipped
here by truck. All of them were
sold before they were unloaded.
Mr. Meeker has the agency for two
English cars, Austin and MG.
Kunkle Names
Sweet Valley
Parade Heads
Planned May 30th
Classic Afternoon And
Evening This Year
Sherman Kunkle, general chair-
man of the seventh annual Sweet
Valley Memorial Day Parade, has
appointed committees for the May
30th event, which this year will
extend ‘into the evening instead
of running for two days as it did
last year.
Mike Adams will head the pro-
gram, assisted by Edmund Piper,
Carl D. Rood, and Garfield Good-
man.
Charles Fisk, advertising, will
have as co-workers, George Bron-
son, Alfred Boyer, - Harold Lloyd,
‘Warren Boston, Carl Search, Har-
old Britt, Sherman Kunkle, Mike
Adams, Floyd Wolfe, George Wes-
ley, Harry Fisk,
Sheldon Wandel, (Cletus Holcomb
Jr., Alfred and George H. Bronison,
Ord Trumbower, Edmund Piper,
[Carl I. Rood.
Garfield ‘Goodman is chairman of
parking, assisted by Clarence Dob-
erstein, Sheldon Wandel, (Cletus
Holcomb Jr. and Sr, Wayne Cal-
endar, Harry Fisk, Herbert Britt,
Carl Rood, Russell Kitchen, George
and Donald Gross, Edmund Eckert,
George [Saberlski, Harold Briggs,
Paul Crocket, John Pall, Roscoe
Benscoter, Russell Wandel, Basil
Masters, Floyd Wilfe, Robert James,
Luther Hunter, Aldewin Culver,
Richard, Clifford and Fred Stroud,
Paul Knecht, Harrison and Arden
n.
George Wesley, grounds; Charles
Long, David Lord, Thomas Jiciness,
Albert ‘Wallace, Luther Hunter,
Russell Wandel, Bruce Andres,
Basil Masters, Dale Keller, Francis
Keller, Charles Snyder.
Alfred Bronson, entries; Harold
Britt, George Wesley, Ord Trum-
bower, Arden McMichael, Tony
George Bronson, Dave Martin,
Perry Hess, plot and concessions.
Edmund Piper, David Lord, Alex
Wallace, George Covert, Cletus
Holcomb Jr., Steve Lord, parade
marshalls,
Harold Lloyd, Harold Britt, Ord
Trumbower, Herbert Britt, Mike
Adams, publicity,
Harry Fisk, George Wesley, Har-
old Lloyd, Charles Fisk, entertain-
ment.
John Lukavitich, police.
Women first appeared as pro-
fessional dancers on the French
stage in the 17th century.
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Flowering Shrubs
Butterfly Bush
Mock Orange
Forsythia
Beauty Bush
Flowering Almond
Spirea
Hydrangea
Hemlock Hedge
PLANTED
$1.00 per foot
STARTING EASTER
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SUNDAY, APRIL 5
Main Highway
Trucksville
SHADE TREES
Pin Oak
A Norway Maple
Sugar Maple
Crimson King Maple
YEWS
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* RHODODENDRON
* AZALEAS
° ARBORVITAE
* BOX LEAF HOLLY
* AMERICAN HOLLY
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* SPRUCE or PINE
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Standard Bales
also in
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Flowering Crab
Weeping ;
Japanese Cherry
Birch Clumps
Dogwood
Golden Chain Tree
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