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BY WALLY KOCHER
Staff Correspondent
The Back Mountain Library Auction is
a grandiose event in everyone’s opinion.
That’s why just anyone can’t assume the
role and responsibilities of General
Chairman for it. The chairman must
have knowledge, stamina, compassion,
patience, and, above all, authority.
That’s the reason Attorney James R.
Anzalone, of Lehman, was chosen for the
job.
Anzalone isn’t in. any way inexperi-
enced at this type of thing. He served as
General Chairman once before in 1974
while serving on the board of directors at
the library.
“I feel the greatest asset to a commu-
nity is a strong library for the people,”
Anzalone said. ‘Many times when a new
family moves to a community, they want
to find out if there-is a good library in the
area. The Chamber of Commerce even
told me that when a business is relocat-
ing to a certain area, they want to know
about its cultural benefits, like churches
and libraries.”
According to Anzalone, he was
approached about the job when Florence
Crump, also an active member and
supporter of the library, spoke to him
about it in’church.
I have a very soft spot in my heart for
Florence Crump,” he said with a laugh.
“I just can’t say no to her.”
Anzalone’s job is a very demanding one
at that. He must secure people to chair
each individual department such as
refreshments, parking, antiques, and
publicity. He must also call meetings
once a week to see how everything is
progressing.
“We meet every Wednesday night at
the library,” said Anzalone. “Each chair-
person reports on his or her department.
If there’s work to be done, and I can’t do
it myself, I have to see that someone else
does it.
“The bulk of the work,” he added, ‘is
been extremely helpful.”
Anzalone claimed that this year’s goal
is to net around $50,000.
“It is vital that not only the Back
Mountain residents, but also all Luzerne
County residents attend and support this
year’s auction,” he said. ‘‘The expenses
to make the transition from the old
building to the new building will be
great.”
The auction will be held at the library
auction grounds near the library on July
5-8.
GENERAL CHAIRMAN — Attorney
James R. Anzalone.
CO-CHAIRMAN — Gerald Fritzges.
HONORARY CHAIRWOMEN — Flor-
ence Crump, Gert Moss.
ANTIQUES — Anne Davies.
ODDS AND ENDS — Women of
Kiwanis, Mary George, Sybil Pelton.
FINANCIAL — George Maculloch.
NEW GOODS SOLICITATION — Carol
Ertley.
PUBLICITY — Dan Koze, Debbie
Zurinski, Estelle Parker Killian, Linda
Schultz.
REFRESHMENTS — Joseph Fry, Ed
Roth, Jeannine Wood.
AUCTIONEERS — Dallas Rotary, Dr.
Craig Aicher, Kerry Freeman.
BARN — Joe Kalinosky.
GROUNDS — Clifford Parker.
CHILDREN’S ACTIVITIES — Leslie
Parker.
BOOK BOOTH — Florence Crump.
HAM AND YEGGS — Gert Moss.
PARKING — Dallas Lions Club, Drew
Fitch.