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ad department will begin
gir annual spring clean-
~) campaign, May 5.
‘All residents of the town-
pip are requested to put
Il trash in plastic bags.
tires will not be picked
1p), and place the bags in
front of their homes.
| The following schedule
will prevail, weather
permitting:
| May 5 to May 9 - Midway
Manor and east of Route
1309, Shavertown. May 5 to
May 9 - Spring Garden and
Westmoreland Hills and
East of Ré§@e 309, Trucks-
ville area. May 12, 13, 14 -
west of Route 309, Trucks-
ville area. May 12, 13, 14 -
west of Route 309,
Shavertown area. May 15,
16 - Carverton and Bunker
Hill area.
to open
The Little . Theatre of
Wilkes-Barre will present
“Funny Girl,”’ the musical
that made Barbara
Steisand a superstar, as its
final production of the
current season.
Starring Rosalie Joseph,
Moosic, as Fanny Brice,
will open af, the theatre on
537 Northigiain Street on
May 9 and run con-
currently May 10 and 11.
Robert Niznik, Kingston,
who danced in the original
stage production starring
Miss Streisand, will direct
the production.
Tickets may be obtained
by calling the box office at
823-1875.
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Maternal Health Ser-
vices of Northeastern
Pennsylvania, Inc. will
present a workshop and
seminar on human
sexuality and the
developmentally disabled
at King’s College, May 1
and 2.
The workshop for
parents is scheduled for the
Sheehy Student Center,
North Franklin Street,
May 1 from 8 to 10 p.m. and
there is no charge.
Winifred Kempton,
human sexuality and the
developmentally disabled,
will present the workshop.
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She will use films, a brief’
presentation, question and
answer period and group
discussion.
The seminar tot
professionals will statr at 9
a.m. on May 2. Speakers
will include Winifred
Kempton; Elizabeth °
Schoenfeld, developmental
specialist for the U.S.
Department of Health,
Education and Welfare,
Region III; and Linda
Carelli, counselor and
educator of the develop-
mentally disabled,
Willowbrook.
It is designed for
professionals dealing with
individuals who are
developmentally disabled
and is developed as an
initial program to provide
basic information and
introduction to rights,
issues, education coun-
seling needs, and
resourses.
Advance reservations
can be made for the
seminar by contacting
Maternal Health Services
of Northeastern Penn-
sylvania, Ine., 116-118
South Main Street, Wilkes-
Barre.
board forum,
Announcement of ‘an
upcoming meeting to
review operations. for the
first quarterly period of
1975 was made by John B.
Hibbard, Wyoming, and
cochairmen of the panel
representing the communi-
ties of central Luzerne and
lower Wyoming Counties of
Blue Cross of Northeastern
Pennsylvania. The special
meeting will be held May 7,
12:15 p.m. it will be a
luncheon forum for all
advisory, board members
at the Hotel Sterling,
Wilkes-Barre.
Assisting in the discuss-
ion will: be Blue Cross
President Ralph: S. Smith
and F.W. Remington, vice
president-external affairs.
The 34 persons who make
up this area’s Advisory
Board panel, are among
the 167 volunteer
representatives who serve
without financial compen-
sation to represent the
communities’ Blue Cross
and Blue Shield sub-
scribers.
Robert Redmond,
Orange, was elected
president of the Orange
Lions Club at its recent
meeting. Redmond, who is
serving as first
president of the Orange
Lions, will succeed Gerald
July 1. Distasio is com-
pleting a term as charter
president of the club, which
was organized lat summer.
Other officers elected for
the coming year were first
vice-president, Joseph
Stankus; second vice-
president, Joseph Distasio;
third vice-president Harry
Yatsko; secretary, Ted
Dymond (reelected);
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treasurer, William Dixon.
Incoming President Bob
Redmond also was chosen
as the club’s delegate to the
annual state convention of
Lions Club’s of Penn-
sylvania, which will be held
May 23-25 in Pittsburg.
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f Activities :
The auxiliary of the
Shavertown Fire Company
met on April 14 at the fire
hall. Mrs. Robert Roe,
Dallas, was guest speaker
and represented Women
Organized Against Rape.
Plans were made for the
Golden Anniversary
Celebration of the Fire
Company. The following
were named Chairmen:
Florence Pugh and Alice
Dorosky, white elephant
booth; Vivian Newcomb,
float; Hope Beisel, hand-
work; Kathie Roman,
“Belle” of the Shavertown
Fire Co. contest; and
Louise Newcomb, donuts
and coffee.
The auxiliary will
provide cake and coffee on
April 27 for the firemen
attending the Propane Fire
School at the fire hall.
On July 19 the members
of the auxiliary will
sponsor a food booth at the
soap box derby.
Three new members
Library
to hold
workshop
The Northeast Chapter of
the Pennsylvania Library
Association will hold its
spring meeting on May 3 at
the Library Media
Examination Center,
Luzerne Intermediary
Unit, Kingston. The topic of
the workshop will be ‘The
Library in' the Com-
munity.”
Richard Parsons of the
Baltimore (Maryland)
Public Library will deliver
the keynote address, en-
titled ‘‘Community In-
volvement Projects of the
Baltimore Public
Library.”
After lunch, which will
be served at the center,
Emily Hosey of the Dallas
(Pa.) School District will
present an address titled
“Throughout the School
Year in the School
Library.” A short business
meeting will follow her
speech.
All librarians and library
employees of public,
academic, school, in-
dustrial and institutional
libraries are invited to
attend.
CUTTEN
School Director
Many
Styles
To
Choose
From
Also
Wellington Boots
&
Wide
Widths
were welcomed ' into the
auxiliary and two new
auxiliary which
being formed.
is now
Sesasssas
“Belle” of the Shaver-
town Fire Department will
be selected during the week
of the Firemen’s 50th
Anniversary celebration.
The ‘‘Belle” will be
selected by judges from the
community and will be
crowned the evening of
May 21 at the fairgrounds.
Miss or Mrs. Belle will
reign during 1975 and will
be presented at the Fire-
parade, May 24.
The applicant must be
between the ages of 16 and
35 years of age, and must
be active in community,
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school, church or civic
not a beauty contest.
Persons may enter by
filling out the blank below
or by obtaining one from
in the Back Mountain Area
or from the Shavertown
Fire Company. Completed
applications may be
deposited in designated
boxes in business places or
mailed directly to the fire
company.
All applications must be
filed prior to May 14.
Kathie Roman is chair-
man, assisted by Barbara
Walsh as co-chairman.
The Dallas Mother's
Club is having a card and
games party, May 15 from
7:30 to 10:30 p.m. at St.
Therese’s auditorium,
Pioneer Ave., Shavertown.
Refreshments will be
served, and there will be
some free games, door
prizes and table prizes.
All those who are in-
terested in supporting the
Dallas athletic teams,
whether of their families
belong or not, are invited to
attend. Tickets are
available at the door or for
members, or call 696-2874
for tickets. Those coming
are asked to bring their
own cards.
The committe includes
Marie Naperkowski,
Lillian Harrison, Janice
Gelsleichter, and and Carol
Isacs. Dotty Johnson and
Peg Johnson are in charge
of refreshments.
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