PAGE EIGHT I ——— Wins Certificate Private Darl R. White was re- cently awarded a certificate of achievement for obtaining the high score on the 81 millimeter mortar test in Company ‘M’”, 147th In- fantry Regiment. The certificate was awarded to Private White by Brigadier General Delbert E. Schults during a graduation cere- mony which marked the completion of sixteen weeks of basic training with the Buckeye Division at Camp Polk, Louisiana. He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles White, Route L SANDY BEACH Drive-In Theatre HARVEYS LAKE, Penna. FRIDAY & SATURDAY “Bend of the River” technicolor James Stewart, Julia Adams Arthur Kennedy “The greatness, the glory, the fury of the Northwest frontier” SUNDAY & MONDAY DOUBLE FEATURE “Pickup On South Street” Richard Widmark, Jean Peters Thelma Ritter PLUS “Ghost Chasers” Leo Gorcey and the Bowery Boys TUESDAY & WEDNESDAY “Desert Song” technicolor Kathryn Grayson Gordon MacRae “Burning sands and a burning love” THURSDAY Kiss Of Death” Victor Mature, Brian Donlevy Coleen Gray “A drama of betrayal and sudden violence” 2 Shows Nightly 2 8 P.M. and 10 P.M. A family favorite! healthful nourishing delicious uton HOMOGENIZED Vitamin “pn MILK Milk With Cream m Every Drop Pit Nein Fine MILK For Regular Delivery in the Back Mt. Area PHONE Enterprise 1-0813 (NO TOLL CHARGE) a mer outdoor concerts on successive evenings at Westmoreland High School and Dallas Borough School. Both concerts thrilled audiences composed of parents, teachers, classmates and friends. The pro- grams covered a variety of com- position and included exhibitions by three groups of twirlers. With the fine start made this Photo by Kozemchak summer, Director Lewis hopes to develop one of the best bands he has had in many seasons. Start New House ‘Corey Rood has finished excava- ting for his new ranch-type home with double garage on Lehibh St., Shavertown, and expects founda- tions to be laid next week. Ralph Fitches Move The Ralph iFtch family moved Saturday frem their home on Main Street, Dallas, to their newly pur- chased home the former James ‘Waters property, on Huntsville Rd. Star-Lile DRIVE-IN TUNKHANNOCK, PA. FRIDAY & SATURDAY “The Savage” technicolor Charlton Heston Suasan Morrow also Bugs Bunny Revue SUNDAY & MONDAY “The Snows Of Kilimanjaro” technicolor Gregory Peck, Ava Gardner Susan Hayward TUESDAY DOUBLE FEATURE “Girls In The Night” Joyce Holden, Glenda Farrell PLUS “Little Tough Guys in Secsiety” WEDNESDAY & THURSDAY “Clash By Night” Barbara Stanwyck Paul Douglas, Robert Ryan Marilyn Monroe HIMMLER THEATRE Dallas, Pa. TODAY & TOMORROW “Dangerous When Wel” in Technicolor with Esther Williams and Fernando Lamas also Cartoon and News MONDAY & TUESDAY “Invaders From Mars” In color with Helene Carter and Arthur Franz ° also Comedy and Cartoon WEDNESDAY & THURSDAY “A Perilous Journey” with Scott Broody and David Brian also Cartoon Collision At Lake Sunday Night At 10 Wardan Place, the only portion of Harveys Lake shoreline under jurisdiction of Lehman Township, was the scene of a collision Sunday night at 10, when a car driven by Doyle Smith, of Noxen, on the wrong side of the road, met a car driven by a West Side teenager. Leonard Hungarter, 17, of Kings- ton and his companion, Dorothy Mae Bird, 14, of Edwardsville, were rushed to Nesbitt Hospital by a passing ‘motorist, where they were retained on suspicion of fractured skulls. Harveys Lake police, Chief Edgar Hughes and Walbridge Leinthal, as- sisted Joseph Ide, Lehman chief, in directing traffic. The ambu- lance, called to the scene, was not needed, the patients having already left. Smith, in his mid-twenties, has been involved in several other traf- fic accidents. Read the Classified Column DALLAS OUTDOOR THEATRE Children under 12 — Free 2 Shows Nightly Starting at Dusk FRIDAY - “Scared Stiff” Lizabeth Seott, Hal Wallis Carmen Miranda SATURDAY “Annie Oakley” Barbara Stanwyck “Queen of the roaring 80’s her name was the toast of kings” SUNDAY & MONDAY “Destination Gobi” technicolor Richard Widmark, Don Taylor News, & Cartoon TUESDAY & WEDNESDAY iiHorizons West” technicolor Robert Ryan, Julia Adams Rock Hudson “They built the greatest frontier empire the world has ever known” News & Cartoon THURSDAY “Desert Legion” technicolor Alan Ladd, Richard Conte Arlene Dahl “The flaming glory of the fabulous foreign legion” News & Cartoon Look, copper . ES Ys and by morning .. . WOW! ATED “NARROW MARGIN” Shavertown WSCS Announces Reading Mrs, Noel Thomas will present a musical reading of a current Broad- way production in the recreation rooms, ‘Shavetown Methodist Chuch Wednesday, 8 P.M. Mrs. John Ains- worth, soloist, and Mrs. Thofas Leh- man, 3rd, pianist, will assist. The Women's Society for Chris- tian Service has appointed Mrs. W. A. Nunlist general chairman, and Mrs. Carl E, Hontz, co-chairman, The demand for reservations indi- cates a capacity audiance, SHAVER THEATRE SHAVERTOWN FRIDAY & SATURDAY iSalome” Rita Hayworth, Stewart Granger Cartoon — News MONDAY & TUESDAY “South Sea Woman” Burt Lancaster, Virginia Mayo Marcia Is Six [Six-Year old Marcia Williams, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Richard Williams, was feted at a birthday party at her home at Harveys Lake Thursday afternoon. Guests were: Janet Aller. Gail Kelley, Billy, Sally, and Molly Payne; Jay Stenger, Donna Smith, Richard Williams, Patty Williams, Mrs. Donald D. Smith, Mrs, Rebecca Williams, and Mrs. Myron Williams. New Location For The Value Shop Dallas Woman's (Club Value Shop will open Friday, September 18, 10 A. M. to 9 P. M,, in temporary quarters, second floor rear of the old Harveys Lake Light Company Building on Church Street, Dallas. Quarters have been, octgrown in the Library ‘Annex, All old merchandise will carry special price tags. COMBINATION Wings i g, months to pay. y 5 ¢ 2 Let us explain “Ye KINGSTON AT KINGSTON CORNERS govudIe 1806 blem . proved features. . . other models . . greater fuel economy... ratios . . rating. SEE The New Internationals at Cartoon WEDNESDAY & THURSDAY “Shane” POULTRY SHOP Technicolor : eu Main Highway Phone 4-3376 Trucksville ...Lower Cost with 6% and 9-foot bodies.
Significant historical Pennsylvania newspapers