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interest, is announced by general
chairman of the Library Auction |
Dick Demmy. Times will be within |
fifteen minutes of the stated hour.
| On Friday night at 7:45, a lamb,
] contributed by Peter Skopic; at 8:30,
the buff colored pony.
At 9:45, one of the paintings by
local artists, arranged for by Mrs.
DeWitt Smith, and at 10:30, another
I'd painting,
At 10, a 17-inch portable tele- |
vision, and at 10:45 a riding lawn- |
mower.
On Saturday night, the annual
| Herman Thomas lamb will go over
| the hlock at 7:45.
At 8, an Admiral Color TV from |
- Stanley TV Appliance, will be sold.
Times for auctioning of certain
. . . . !
merchandise in which there is great
‘Special Auction Items Will
Over Block At Specified Hour
At 8:30,
colored.
At 8:45, and automatic air con-
ditioner for a car, fits any make or
| model,
| At 9:45 and 10:30, two more
| paintings from the Arts and crafts
| booth,” by well known artists.
| At 11, a very special item from
| the Auction New Goods Committee,
| sixty yards of wall-to-wall carpeting
| worth $1,000. Installation by West
| Side Rug Company, arranged for
through Boyd White.
the second pony, cocoa
| ‘Has Eye Surgery
| Herbert DeWitt, S. Pioneer Aven-
| ue, submitted to eye surgery at
Wilkes-Barre General Hospital.
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Adjutant
MAJ. JOHN J. MULHERN
Maj. John J. Mulhern, 22 Joseph
St., Dallas, Adjutant of the 402nd
Military Police PW Camp of Wilkes-
Barre, will leave Sunday for Ft.
George G. Meade, Md., for the AI
Officer Career Course at the Second
Army’s Intelligence iSchool. The
| course is offered for two weeks each
year for seven years. Maj. Mulhern
has participated in the three pre-
ceeding phases. Students success-
{fully completing all seven phases
qualify for a certificate which is
the equivalent of having completed
the resident course.
The intelligence course deals with
various categories of security in-
cluding personnel, physical, docu-
ment, information, industrial and
communications.
Maj. Mulkern is principal of West-
moreland Elementary School. His
wife is the former Elizabeth Calla-
han of Kelso, Washington. They
have three children: Ann, 15, Eliza-
beth, 13 and John, 6.
Maj. Mulhern has served as Ad-
jutant of the 402nd since its incep-
tion over ‘three years ago, and,
prior to that time, as Intelligence
Officer (S-2) of the 402nd’s prede-
cessor, . the. 2009th POW Camp
Headquarters.
Solicitors Comb ‘Area
(Continued from Page 4 A) ;
sen, Ted Miexell, George Horwatt,
Thomas Heffernan, John Manley,
Jerome Gruever and Stephen Davis.
Plus Area Chairmen
Lake, Kunkle, and Fernbrook:
Chairman, Mrs. Carlton Davies; Area
Chairmen, Daniel Meeker, Oscar
Dymond, Martin Petroskas.
Solicitors, Mesdames: Albert Arm-
itage, J. S. Warkowski, Joseph
Vachas, Lawrence Hilbert, Allen
Covert, Clifford Burkhardt, Sylvia
Karuza, ‘Aldo Franconi, Wilson
Maury, “Fred Dodson, Charles Mit-
chell, George, Shafer, Jr., Edwin
Sidorek and Fred Daley:
Dallas ‘Borough and Part of Dallas
Township: Chairman, Mrs. "Lewis
Reese; Area Chairmen, Harold
Brobst, Earl Phillips, Warren Yar-
nal and Howard Samuels.
Solicitors: Mesdames A. Miller,
| Joseph ~Turpak, Stanley Kapson,
Kenneth Young, Frank Summa,
George Hamm, Robert Botsford, Ted
Popielorz, Robert Parry, Roy Swan-
son, Bruce Davies, Harry Peiffer,
Thomas Doughton, G. Stewart Wil-
| iams, Charles Mahler, John Mc-
Andrew, John Mulhern, James
Halpin, 'Samuel Holvey, Richard
| Farley, Harrison Cook, Graydon
Mayer, Melbourne Carey, and Jack
Jones.
‘Sharon Phillips and Susan Dingle.
West Dallas: Chairman, Mrs.
Mitchell Jenkins; Area Chairmen;
Mesdames, Verne Groff, Robert Hale,
Robert Slater, Samuel Tonkin, Her-
bert Smith, George Budd, J. W.
Sallada, Lyman Lull, Herman Tho-
mas, Robert Dolbear.
Solicitors: Gloria Dolbear, Elaine
Kozemchak, Mesdames, Jack Hast-
ings, Ralph Dixon, Francis Hay,
Thomas Lewis, Joseph Sims, O. Van
Zimmerman, Warren Boyes, Thomas
Templin, Duland Darron, and
Paul Mulcey.
Mrs. Frank Heslop
To Visit Children
Mrs. Frank Heslop School Street,
Shavertown, will leave July 9 for
Santa Maria, Calif., to meet her
daughter, Mrs. Al Kerns. After re-
maining there for several weeks, she
will go to El Paso, Texas, where she
will be joined by her husband Labor
Day weekend. Together, they will go
to the home of their son, Airman
1/ Paul C. Heslop to spend some
time.
Paul, who is making the service
his career, is married to the for-
mer Maureen Evans of Kings Wal-
den, Herts, England.
The Heslops expect to return
about the middle of September.
Joy Class Picnic
Joy Class of Kunkle M. EB. church
will hold a picnic supper July 10th
at Elston’s Grove. Each member is
to bring a covered dish-and their
own silverware plus a 25c_gift.
Dessert will be served by \the
hostesses, Mrs. Russel Transue and
Mrs, Basil Frantz.
Library Directors
{ Meeting Advanced
July meeting of the Board of Di-
rectors of Back Mountain Memorial
Library has been advanced from
July 17 to July 10 in order to discuss
| the matter of State Aid to libraries.
{Any applications for aid must be
made before July 14 deadline set by
[the Stato
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With $10 Purchase or Over
Excluding Cigarettes, Milk Products,
July 7th
LIMIT ONE COUPON PER CUSTOMER
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STUFFED OLIVES
Old Fashioned Crumb Buns
All Butter Danish Pecan Strips
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