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family, Avenue,
spent Saturday at Corning,
visiting the glass works.
LUZERNE
THEATRE
THUR. — FRI. — SAT.
Frank Sinatra ‘- Shirley McLaine
: “Can Can”
Cinemascope and Color
FPRCEVET TS,
SUNDAY and MONDAY
(Cont. SUN. 2-11)
"Two Thrillers
“Invasion USA”
Co-Hit
%{000 Yrs. From Now”
TUESDAY and WEDNESDAY
Pat Boone
1 “All Hands On Deck”
Cinemascope and Color
GIFT NIGHTS
B Choice Crystal or China
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* Mr. and Mrs. John Radesisky and
Risley barn Thursday,- 10 to-2 2, and"
| Friday, 10 to 2.
Mrs. Russell Frantz Is
Hostess At Tea Party |
Mrs. Russell Frantz, co chairman | les Frantz, William Lamb, George
the Library Auction Antiques | Carey Jr., Robert Evans, Newell
Committee, entertained co-workers | Wood, Harold Titman, Henry Davis,
at tea last Wednesday. She was | Sherwood Wilson, A. Harden Coon,
assisted by Mrs. Bruce Cardon, Mrs. | Oswals Griffiths, Robert Post, Dana
Jack Wilson, and chairman, Mrs. | Crump, Herman Thomas, Rulison
William Pierce Jr. Members were | Evans, Louis Berger, Emil Bauman,
asked to bri ing their antiques io the | George Gregson, A. D. Hutchison,
— | J. Stanley Rinehimer, J. F. Sallada,
of
| J. P. Dewitt Sr., Fred Howell,
| Thomas Heffernan, Mitchell Jenk-
ins, A. D. Rutherford, George Schall-
enberger, Ray Shiber, Raymon Hed-
den, Robert M. Scott, Frank Slaff;
| Miss Frances Dorrance, Margaret
| Wood.
SANDY BEACH
FRI. — SAT. — SUN.
“The Young Savages” |
| Presént at the tea party were 'Point-To-Point Race
| Mesdames Thomas Atherton, Char- |
{race July' 15. 2. P.M,
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THE DALLAS POST, THURSDAY, JUNE 22, 1961
Horseshoe 4-H Club's lst
Back Mountain Horseshoe 4-H
Club will sponsor a point-to-point
at Sterling
Farm, Alderson. This will be fol-
lowed by a sandwich supper at the
grove on Orchard Farm, Dallas.
A point-to-point race is one in
which contestants are given speci-
fied points to which they must
ride, choosing their own course so
long as they go to each point be-
fore finishing.
Contestants will be given maps
of the surrounding area before the
race. Five points will be inarkted
and the distance will be approxi-'
Starring: Burt Lancaster
Dina Merrill - Shelley Winters
“Dynamic Picture of Youth
Growing Up”
Fri. and Sun. 9:00 - Sat. 10:30
Also
“The Rabbit. Trap”
Ernest Borgnine
Fri. and Sun. 10:30 - Sat. 9:00
FORTY FORT
THEATRE
FRIDAY and SATURDAY
“Portrait of a Mohster”
Movies Open
Every Fri. Sat. and Sun. SUN. — MON. — TUES.
(Cont. SUN. 3-11)
Anthony Perkins - Janet Leigh
“Psycho”
Beach Open Everyday
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2 P.M. Sun.
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‘mately four miles.
be traveled in any order by pairs
of riders beginning at five-minute
intervals and they will be timed.
A pair of challenge trophies
awarded to the winners, will be
presented at the sandwich supper.
These trophies must be won for
three years by the same persons in
order to retire them.
Entry blanks will release the
Back “Mountain Horseshoe 4-H from
all responsibilities.
The purpose of this race is to im-
prove horsemanship in the Back
Mountain Area.
For Engraved and Printed
Wedding Invitations
Try The Post
Is The Time
TO POT
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GROUND COVERS,
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The points may |
| Dallas, the Marine Corp. John Cor-
.| bett,
in Graduates Decide On
Careers, Service, College, Or Jobs
commencement.
Gloria Cigarski, R.D. 5 Shaver-
town; Cindy Disque, Lehman; Bar-
bara Hoover, Dallas; Shirley Joha-
son, Dallas; Arthur Gosart, Dallas;
Barbara and Betty Kovalick, Noxen;
and Linda Scouton, Harveys Lake
will be or are attending beauty |
college, Ruthie Tremayne of Shaver-
town and Barbara Hannebaul of
Harveys Lake will enter Wyoming
y Valley School of Nursing. Patsy
Hoover will begin her nursing stud- !
ies ‘at General Hospital. Rosie Scav- |
one, Sweet Valley plans to study
to become a practical Nurse. |
Dale Titus and Jack Donnely of
Dallas will attend Williamsport
Technical School. Janet Allen of
Harveys Lake plans to become an
IBM operator. Mary Sabo will study
at Wilkes-Barre Business College.
John Whitesell, Sweet Valley, will
attend an art school.
ich, Barbara Smith, Larry Stash, |
Geerge Stockage,
ene Zerfoss, and Michael Zorzi.
Nineteen of the graduates plan to
| begin their college careers in Sept-
| ember: Eileen Crispell, Noxen,
Claude Sorber, Noxen; Doug Trum-
bower, Sweet Valley; Grover And-
! erson, Harveys Lake; John Landis,
Dallas will matriculate at Penn.
State University. Teresa Fedor of
‘Hunlock Creek and Janet Fielding
from Shavertown will attend Kutz-
town State College. Jackie Ruff, |
Noxen; Helen Sidler, Lehman and
Dean Long, Sweet Valley are plan- |
Lake and Bill Norwig of Shaver- |
town will attend Wilkes; and Gary |
i) al > Vi
The graduating class of Lake-Leh- | Roginski, Karen Roskoski, Elizabeth
man provides ample evidence that | Roman, Tony Sayre, Richard Sca- |
high school graduation is really a |vone, Judy Shalata, Martin Scov- |
> | ketchy,
Larry ‘Wesley,
Alex Wilson, Anna Yencha, Paul-!
We Mow Carry
A COMPLETE LINE
OF PLAYTEX DRYPERS
BABY PANTS & LIKERS
HALL'S PHARMACY
ning to study at ee State | MAIN HIGHWAY Mn
College. Ben Rusiloski, Shavertown; | i
| Michael Yurko, Harveys Lake will | SHAVERTOWN
study at Kinks; Dick Disque, Leh- |
! man, Craig Houliston also of the | OR 4.4161
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DALLAS, PENNSYLVANIA
Mrs. Glenn Patton Is
‘Honored On Birthday
A birthday party in honor of ‘Mrs.
Glenn Patton was held Tuesday
| night at the home of Mrs. Violet.
ary. Present were: Mesdames Dor-
|othy French, Henry Lane, Albert
| Jones, Perry Patton, William Mun-
Iiewis Lord, Leo Lord,
Hackling, Earl Johnson,
Muketchy, and Kenneth
and the guest of honor.
Sophia
Robert
Patton,
Mauger of Hunlocks Creek will ma- |
triculate at Lycoming. Sandy Slim-
ak will make this an internation
class by studying at Prairie Bible
Institute in Canada. Mary Manzoni,
and Bill Williams of Dallas are plan-
DALLAS OUTDOOR THEATRE
ning to attend college but have not
made their final choice.
Many of the graduates will join
the military forces. Paulette Loom-
is, Harveys Lake and Ronnalee
Stepanski of Hunlock Creek will
enter the WACS; Bob McDaniels,
Shickshinny and Dave Williams of
Ed Sullivan says:
Harveys Lake; Jim Pearce,
John Morningstar, Hunlocks Creek;
and Daniel McDermott, Dallas are
joining the Air Force. Andy Petros-
ki and Richard Rogers of Dallas will
jon the Army. Ernest Bevan, Shav-
ertown; Kollin Foss, Sweet Valley
and Gerald Wagner, Dallas are J
‘joining the Navy. |
The undecided at present or em-
ployed are Earlene Balliet, Glenn
Coolbaugh, Sharon Coombs, Janet
Covert, Royal Culver, Susan Dodd,
Nik Fritz, Margaret Gensel, Lillian
Gibbons, John Honeywell, Linda
TONIGHT and SATURDAY 10:40
“THIS IS REALLY THE BIG SHOW!”
WILLiAis ROBERTSON
CINEMASCOPE coLor by PE Luxe
TONIGHT and SATURDAY 9:00
FRIDAY 9:00
ESTHER
FRIDAY 10:45
Jennings, Stanley Kabata, Dorothy '§
Keiper, John Klemunes, Leah Klia- |
movich, Jeannie Kocher, Bernardine | §’
Kuc, Larry Lanning, Glenda Lyons,
Carol Mathers, George Nichlos,
Gladys McDermott, Donna Meeker,
Gerald Owens, Louisa Patton, Jo-
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Ann Price, Marion Puranie, Pete “TO HELL AND BACK”
Rittenhouse, . Karen Rogers, = Joe | Also
. A “ELEPRANT WALK”
B LI é H T With Elizabeth Taylor
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