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~ Wide Range Of Activity Planned
For Sunday Open House At Retreat |
Visitors to Retreat State Hospital
Sunday afternoon may join |
with the patients’ choir in a Sing
Along With Mitch, or may enjoy
LUZERNE
THEATRE
FRIDAY and SATURDAY
(Matinee Saturday, 1 and 3)
WALT DISNEY’S
“PINOCCHIO”
' SUNDAY (Continuous, 2 to 11)
OLIVIA DeHAVILL
ROSANNO BRAZZI,
YVETTE MIMEUX,
GEORGE HAMILTON
“LIGHT IN THE
PIAZZA”
STARTS WEDNESDAY
an exhibition of folk dancing. In- |
| formation booths staffed by hos- |
| pital personnel will direct. visitors, |
and other booths will show what is |
being done in the areas of the hos-
pital not open on Sunday to the
public.
Programs will start at 1:30 and |
3:30. In between times, a series of |
guided tours will be conducted to
show visitors as much as possible
of the facilities and work of the
institution during annual Open
House, Luzerne County Medical Soc-
iety Auxiliary is collaborating with
Retreat staff in putting on the an-
nual event.
Refreshments will be served.
Occupation Therapy department's
to submit poster work of students,
was heeded by St. Ann’s Academy,
Meyers High School, and Wyoming
High School. Orrie Fred, a student
at Meyers, took first place in com-
petition. Posters will be on display.
patient treatment and rehabilita-
tion, Sunday's Open House is the
answer.
Pot-holes Filled
Pot-holes in the paving on Frank-
lin Street have been filled by Dal-
las Borough street department
DRIVE-IN
THEATRE
DALLAS
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Second Time Around - starts 8:30 -
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Jc COMINGS
AND A PARADISE OF SONG!
Box Office Opens At 7:30 ;
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SATURDAY
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12 — Blue Hawaii - starts 10:30
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COLOR by DE LUXE - CINEMAS COPE
STARTS
SUNDAY
Co-Hit—“SEVEN
WOMEN FROM HELL”
VOTERS
WILLIAM HOLDEN CLIFTON WEBB
SATAN
NEVER
SLEEPS
OF THE THE
invitation to all area high schools |
To find out the latest angles of |
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Starfire To Play
Fr iday Night At Lake
The Starfires, a young musical
| organization, composed of Bob Wile-
man, organ; Bob Gardner, saxo-
phone; Fred Kirkendall, electric gui-
| tar; Roger Griffith, bass; Rich
| Gumbravich, drums, and Bucky Har-
| ris, manager, will play for danc-
|ing Friday night at What-A-Hunee
Park, Harveys Lake from 8 to 11.
The group has played together
for the past eight months and will
| play this summer for two months
at the 500 Club at Atlantic City.
FORTY FORT
THEATRE
TONIGHT, FRIDAY, SATURDAY
TONY CURTIS
“THE OUTSIDER”
SUNDAY, MONDAY, TUESDAY
(Continuous Sunday, 3 to 11)
GLEN FORD in
“The Four Horsemen
Of The Apocalypse”
THE DALLAS POST, THURSDAY, MAY 3, 1962
Meet Robert Fleming
At The Legion Monday
“Robert Fleming Night” will be
held at Daddow Isaacs [American
Legion | home, Memorial Highway,
Monday night at 8 p.m,
The meeting, sponsored by friends
and supporters of Attorney Flem-
ing, will be led by Mrs, Beatrice
Williams, president of the Back
Mountain Woman's Republican Club.
Herman Kern will sing the Nation-
al Anthem and Harold Brobst will
introduce the guest of honor, The
public is invited to come and get
acquainted with the candidate for
Representative of the 6th Legisla-
tive District,
Refreshments will be served.
Sanders Retires From
‘Goodman Manufacturing
Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Sanders have
returned. to their home on Pioneer
Avenue from Chicago, where Mr.
Sanders was honored by Good-
man Manufacturing Company upon
retirement after forty-one years of
service. He was district manager
with headquarters in Wilkes-Bar-
re, for a company which specializes
in large electric mining equipment.
For the past 29 years Mr. and Mrs.
Sanders have been residents of Dal-
las.
Horsemen And Friends
Attend Square Dance
Back Mountain Horseman's Club
held its first semi-annual square
and modern dance at ‘Watahunnee
Park Saturday night when about
| two hundred f{ifty members and
| friends attended,
sa Warren Mekeel was chairman
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Control of brush and forest fires
in the Back Mountain area has
been pretty much left to local vol-
unteer fire companies.
This is the consensus of many
local fire chiefs who say that the
State Department of Forests and
Waters has practically abandoned
the Harvey Fire Tower located on
Chestnut Ridge back of Irem Temple
Country Club.
For many years the tower was
manned during the hazardous forest
fire season of spring and fall but
that has not been the case in rec-
ent years. ;
There are also no organized for-
est fire crews in the Back Moun-
tain area as there were for a num-
ber of years, when trained crews
with specialized equipment were
operating in Dallas, Kunkle and
Noxen.
Now much of this work is hand-
led by volunteers who leave their
occupations to respond to the many
brush fire alarms in Kingston, Dal-
las, Jackson, Lehman, Lake and
Noxen Townships.
State Abandons Forest Fire
Work Here To Volunteer Crews
Fred Dodson of Harry Smith
Company at Kunkle is of the opin-
ion that the breakdown of trained
fire crews came about because of
the low wages paid fire fighters by
the State Department of Forests
and Waters.
Alvin ‘Shaffer of Dr. Henry M.
Laing Company, says interest in
the Dallas Forest Fire Fighting Crew
of which he was once a member,
waned for lack of leadership. Young
men lost interest because wages
were only 85c per hour for hard
dirty work and crews had to wait
six months or a year before they
received their checks.
“Now volunteer firemen fight all
of these brush fires as a matter
of civic duty at great inconvenience
to themselves and with no reward
except the satisfaction that they
have prevented as much property
damage as possible.
Edmond Charles Castellani
Mr. and Mrs. Edmond P. Castel-
lani, Sweet Valley, announce the
Kunkle Firemen
Plan Supper
Harry F. Smith Fire Company
is making big plans for its famous
Chicken Supper to be held Wednes-
day, May 16 at Kunkle Community
Hall.
birth of their first child, Edmund
Charles, born April 16, at Nesbitt
Memorial Hospital. The new ar-
rival. weighed eight pounds, eight
ounces at birth, Mrs. Castellani is
the former Janice Barnes, daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Barnes,
Huntsville. Mr. Castellani is the
son of Mrs. Josephine Castellani,
Sweet Valley.
Edmund Charles is the first
grandchild of Mrs. Josephine Cas-
tellani and the first great-grand-
child of Mr. and Mrs. William Cas-
tellani, Plains. He is the eleventh
grandchild of the Ernst Barnes. Ma-
ternal great-grandmother is Mrs.
Thurza Barnes, Lee Park.
Mrs. Castellani was formerly em-
ployed at the Pennsylvania State
Institution at Dallas and Mr. Cas-
tellani is employed ‘at Boonton,
N. J.
Construction Co.
with the Gold Seal Builders
DALLAS, PENNSYLVANIA
Serving, family style will start
at 5, with plenty of delicious gravy,
and everything. At the previous
chicken supper more than 400 were
served.
the Firemen will hold Open House
from noon through the afternoon
at their newly completed 36 x 40 ad-
dition to the Fire House. The
building is of concrete block con-
struction and is equipped with two-
way radio.
The Company is named for Harry
S. Smith, son: of Mrs. Fred Smith
of Kunkle, who was killed during
World War 2.
John Link Gets Big
Trout Off His Dock
John Link, Harveys Lake, caught
a beautiful 27-inch Lake Trout,
weighing 71/, pounds at the end
of his dock on Saturday. He now
has it on display
Warden Place.’
John observes that the older ang-
lers are the ones who are catch-
ing the nicest fish this season.
go in for fancy poles and bait.
They just know how to catch em.”
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