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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
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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 .
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and by morning .. . WOW!
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“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.
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WEDNESDAY & THURSDAY
“Shane” POULTRY SHOP
Technicolor :
eu Main Highway Phone 4-3376 Trucksville
...Lower Cost
with 6% and 9-foot bodies.