The Times Leader from Wilkes-Barre, Pennsylvania • 1

Thirty-one 7 Tf WILKES-BARRE RECORD, THURSDAY, MAY-3, 1962 Concert assoonist tf Ren, rhmm V4 Hia ar Ma It Wilkat-Barra Board WYOMING 3 tBorouglisr Faculties Faculty members of Exeter, Wed WyOrouij and Wjwroinj 'f School met yesterday in the first jdI a series, of in-traininp programs at Wyoming Memorial, High School. Mulherne, Margaret Wallace, i Programs are designed to Im- prove the Instructional technique through, professional discussions. Speakers were PrpL Stephen Budash, Kitg's College, and George. Ralston, dean of Wilkes Freida Dolby, reading expert and consultant for Lyons and Carnahan Publishing Company, conducted a fifth-grade class in a reading demonstration. Guidance is not a subject Prof.

Budash stated in his talk, it is a service not everyone can or should give. However, he said all teachers can be guidance minded. Only new thing about guidance, he elaborated, is it has become systematized. Object of is the consideration of tnevwnoie man; -tftereiore, all aspects of the individual must be developed, ha-said. "You're working with a human being, you cannot reject him for his limitations," Budash stated.

Every child is different, he added, i and must be handled differently. Ralston discussed "What Do Colleges Expect of High School Students?" With standards for admission to colleges rising constantly, today's teacher must keep in mind what attitudes his student must develop to succeed, 'he declared. One of the basic reauirempnht. Ralston said, was a command of fundamental principles: reading, writing, and arithmetic, accompanied by the facility for abstract thinking. Students a 1 to must have an awareness of not only where they are going, but where they are now, Ralston added.

Concerning reasoning ability, tomorrow's college student must be able to put facts together and reach, a logical conclusion with a flexible inquiring mind and an Impersonal approach, Ralston stated. "Perhaps what is most impor tant," he said, "is the student's having a purpose. College cannot hold just the promise of security and a a year job, he advised. Concluding, Ralston asked the teachers to give the individual an opportunity to work on, his own. Less individual attention and more individual effort the answer, he explained.

Freida Dolby demonstrated a new tecnnique teacmng reading in which two readers with the same stories but slightly different vocabularies were used. In this way, she explained, one half of the class can be giv more challenging work while not disrupting the curriculum. books contained content area from all fields so the child gains reading skills needed for other subjects, she stated. Program was arranged by su pervising principals, John Campbell, Exeter; Gilbert Perry, West Wyoming, and Gail B. Young, Wyoming." i Present; Mary S.

Dougherty, Anna ivi. waisn, rucntuu o. Oftscani, Jennie Kaufman, Mar- garet Walsh, victoria HudycK, Xvina Granahan, Rose J. Ter Harchar, Carolyn Marianacci, Mary Krasinsky, Robert J. Pribula, George M.

Chintala, Helen Moran, Adeline Garvin, Mary Friday, Charles Charles J. Cicon, JO' Rena Baldrica, daughter of 111 West Carey Street, will be a bassoon solo, "In the Depths," Plains Memorial High School Charles B. Gage. Concert will auditorium. Miss Baldrica has been a member of the high school band four years and also plays clarinet and trombone.

Legal Notice I win not ft Rnxxxlblf tar Mil o-truted tor if aBjon kat miuU. j. vmi sv citetw Trenton. M. 1, Xtttta of rmt A.

Brown, lata at Kian Idltd March 4, 196JI. OKir i. Tnomaa H. YLOtr. ana Artnnr.

Jama. Kxecuton. tt The rw Uttlwal Bank WUkn-aam. Markrt street. wUkca-Bam, fennjjlTama.

ArUn H. Jaiaca. AttomT. Sealed praponla win be rteerred Board of CDnuniolontri at the Towneai of Plaina. Uueme CMntr.

rennrrlrafita. tbe olflce al the Seeretarr. Towa Hif Bldf E. Carey Plaina. untU :0 r.

IJJ.T, Frtdar. tur la. 161. lor ftkrntihlni tne aeeteeerr lakor. ewitpment," and mtterlald lor Rpaln to Townitup Btreeu and tor parinf portlona at St Mary, prewar and ADMR-9meu.

riana, RtcuiwtHU ana oi aunai but fat eeeured apoa appucatloa to Jeeia J. Reilly, Tomuhle Enrlaeer. US S. Mala Ptttaton. PennrlTaala.

A Certitled check fet lamt Of IXB.eo, ntraaM to Tewnihls auut an company oadt propoiaL Propoaaia eauM be Mated oeaiea ennlopei and marked "Propoaali tot Street aepalrs and ParMi Dartnf year mr: The Board of commuurra reoem ino rllbt to aocept, or reject any ar alt proposal. CBARixs a. ni-irririi. Secretary of Board. SALETj PROPOSALS will fc recerre at the efilee of the CltF Clerk.

Room 41 City Hell, WUkaa-Barre. turn rje ID Ttertoar, Mae U. 161. tat far- nlihlol an4 dellrerlor; to the Crtj of WUkee-Barr M.0M tallana, Bore ar leea, retmar Beate arana laaouoc. nr a period ot one war irom the date at tHe contract.

CaaoUne thU be furnished and delivered to the various Department! of the City tot wen ouan titles as shall be ordered from tlrM to time by the proper officials. The aucdrnful bidder tiull enter tn to a written aireement with the Ctrr at Wllkee-Barrt tor the falthlui perform- urn thereoi. a eer tilled or cashier's, cheek the mount ot i at the Md, ouda payable to Frank A. Coeckel. Oiy Treasurer of the City Wllkei-BUTe.

auut ar-company each proposal. Proposals to clearly endorsed "Proposal for Casollne' and addressed to the City Clerk, Bous 41, City Hell. Wllker-Bsm, Pa. The city uoancu reserrea uie mm accept -or reject any or all proposal or soy pars parts thereof. nuiiKK a.

jwj a Oty Clare. HHERIPP SAU Ht Virttu of a Writ of Bxeeutioa No. ft May Term 1963, Issued ant ot the Court of Common Pleas of Luteroe County, -to me directed, there will be exposed to puHie uie, by vendue or outcry to the hlrhest end best bidders, tor cash, tn Court Room H. t. Court Home, -the City WUW- Bsnre.

Luieme County, Pennsylvania, oa Friday May B. 1961 at ten o'clock k. bL, Eastern Dayllj ht Sselnf Time, la the lore-noon of the said day, all the rifht, title and Interest of the defendant'! In and to that eeruia lot. piece or parcel os land situate the Boroush of Kintston. County of Uuerne and State ot Pennsylvania, bounded and described as follows, to wit: BEGINNING at a comer on cosdwm Street, thirty (SOI feet Southwesterly from the dlvtdlnc Une Lots No.

13 and UP on the plot ot lot hereinafter referred to: THENCE alone said Goodwin street. Houth sixty (60) defrees lour. HI tnlnurei West, thirty (301 feet to a oorner; tmkmc North twenty-nine (M) desrees fifty-six (Ml minute West, one hundred (1001 feet to a fifteen (111 foot alley: THENCS alonr ssld alley. North sixty (Ml decreet four ll minutes East, tnirty taut seec to a corner; THRNCE South twenty-nine denreea fifty-six (Ml minutes East, one hundred (100) feet to the place ot be-ginninf BalNtj a portion or ui nos. in ana 140 on plot of lots recorded in Luzerne County In Map Book No.1 Pares 31 and S3.

COAL, and other minerals excepted and reserved as the time have been reserved i deeds in the chain of "tm. BEING the same premises conveyed to John J. Curval end Lenor Curval, but wife, by deed of Louts A. DeFlore and Lena Deplore, his wife, datea the nth day ot June. 158 and recorded In the olflce ot the Recorder of Deeds In and for Lu teins County In Deed Book 1391 Fate JM.

Improved with a two story frame ewen- 1ns known a 35 So, Goodwin Avenue In the Borouxh of Klnsrton. Pa. Notice la hereby flven to all claimant end parties In Interest that the Sheriff will on June 1, 10 flic a schedule of Distribution in hit oldce, where the same will be avallsbls tor Inspection, and that distribution will be made tn accordance with the schedule unless exceptions ar filed thereto within ten (101 days thereafter. Belted and taken Into execution st tin suit of The Klmitoa National Bank, Klnse ton, fa. vs.

John 3. Ourvtl and Lenor Curval. his wile, and will be sold by jostsrH stuca. nnenn WOPKIN T. ROWLANDS, Attorney SHERIFF BALI By virtue of Writ of Execution Ma.

May Term Issued out of the Court of rnmmnn i1m or Luzerne" Country to directed, there will be exposed to puMK sale, by. vendue or outcry to the blthert and best bidders, lor csin, in louit noons No. 1, Court House, In the Oty of Wllkes-Barre. Luzerne (Smnty. Pennsylvania, on Frida bfav.2S.

3WJ at ten o'clock A. Eastern Daylliht Savins Time. In the fore- noon of the said day. all the lisht, title and Interest of the defendant's In and to All that certain piece or parcel of land situate in the City of Wllkes-Bsrre, County of Lucerne, Stste of Pennsylvania, betnf oortiona of lets No. IS and el on the plot of Raymond Plice, recorded In Deed Boole 1M, at page 311, pounaea na aescrtoea as follows, to wit: BEGINNING corner ot no, wi end an: thence between taid lots North 31 degrees minute West 10 feet to a corner; Thence south Be degree 47 minute wl feet to comer; Thence North 31 degree 11 minute West dl feet to corneei Thence North degree 47 minute tin 40 leet to 1 eomer.

Thane South 11 degree 1J minute Best 20 feet to corner; Thenc narallel with Reient Street Nona drgree 47 minute Bast 10 feet eight Inches to cornerju- Thence from uld Point dllfonsi direction S3 tect, more or less, to a point in tne divldine line between lot end TS leet from the westerly side Una of Regent Street: Thence along the dividing on between Lot No. and St South SI degree IS minute Bast It feet to a point the side line of Regent Street used as corner; Thenc along Regent Street South degree 47 minutes West 40 (est to tht ptac of beginning. Together -witn nurMii 10 imveway Agreement more fully described tn prior deeds tn chain of title. Said premises known a it Regent street. Wllkes-Bsrre, P.

Being the ssme ore ml mi conveyed Edward 1. Buchlnsk and wife by deed dated October 1, 1859. recorded in the Recorder of Deeds Office of Lusern County on rjttooer 13, in Deed Book 143. page 313. Notice bertby given to all dttmant and parties in Interest that the Sheriff will on June 1, 1X12 tile Schedule of Dinrlbutlon in bis olflce, when the ssme will be available for Inspection, and that distribution will be made In accordance with the schedule unless exceptions ar filed thereto within Ma (101 day thereafter.

Belted and tsten Into execution th suit of Northeastern Pennsyivul National Bank At Trust company Bdwara J. Buchlnsky. Helen Buchinsky, and win old Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Baldrica," featured Friday night at 8 in at the annual band concert of Band, under the direction of be held in the high school West Pittston West Pittston Captain In 5-day Army Tests Armv Capt.

John C. Eitel, son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles A. Eitel, 113 Delaware West Pittston, participated in Command Post Exercise Grand Slam a five-day Central Army Group (CENTAG) exercise in Germany.

Capt. Eitel. training officer of ntn. Arraorea cavairy negiment in Fulda, Germany, arrived over seas on this tour of duty last July. The 32-year-old officer is 1947 graduate of West Pittston Hih School and a 1954 graduate of the U.

S. Military Academy at West roint, N. i. His. wife, Theresa, is with him in Germany.

READING SLATED TUESDAY NIGHT A musical reading. "Camelot.1 will be sponsored by TrinitjH Guild of Trinity Episcopal Church Tuesday mgnt at 8 in the church school rooms. Mrs. Evelyn Swank Jones, Plains Sacred Heart Teams To BeDine(TMaV23 Sacred Heart Athletics Asso ciation will hold a dinner May1 23 at 6:30 at Plains American Legion, honoring its baseball and basketball teamsvLPubllc is i Persons holding 'ticket for May 16, date previously set, -will be honored May 23. Because of the local lions Club Old Home Week program, dinner hat been cnangea.

Ticket committee includes Charles FarrelL Fredrick Ton- tim, Thomas Carl in, Frank Bink- er, Bernard Frantz. WINTER CUUUNG SPECIAL. 8m off on ill pour winter ctetnmr- Also fro rtonx bn and aoth praoUn. tlaal't Dry cwmm. Mothers of Cub Pack Are Honored at Tea Mothers of Cub Scout Pack 100 were honored at a tea Sun day at American Legion Home.

Entertainment was given by Robert Turner, accordion solo: William Kepict, clarinet solo; a skit. Dens 1 and 6. Den 5 tang Johnny Xppleseed." Hymn was sung by all den mothers and cub scouts. Mrs. Peter Matlowskl was chairman, assisted by Mrs, George Fladd.

Tea pourers were Mrs. Robert Turner and Mrs. Paul Hoffman. TOWNSHIP GOP TO HOST RALLY Plains Township Republican organization, headed by Chairman Malcolm Pattison, will be the host townshin to a pre-elec tion gathering of Third Legisla tive District Republican Organi zation at Plains American Le gion Home Thursday, May 10, at 8 p.m. Among other speakers will be William Golla.

DuponL GOP candidate for Third Legislative District Representative, and Dr. Donald Ayers, GOP't choice for Congressman. Groun also will hear-Third Legislative Distrlc Chairman Patrick Solano, ratuson saia. Plains organization will noia a general meeting jvionoay ai omimck't, iU school tidson. to make final prepara tions for the rally.

EXPLORER POST TO HOLD DINNER FxDlorer Post 100 will sponsor a sDaehetti dinner and bake sale Sunday from 1 to 7 at Hudson Servicemen's Club. i Scout and Explorer motners will brims home-made- baked onnrTs hv noon. Tickets may be secured from nrtomhirn nr at the door. William Ridler is chairman tor the affair. Ray condo is aa visor; Louis RiDOlini, as sistant advisor.

mtv TA nnwi. TONIGHT Protestant Churches Men Rnwline League Will DOWl to night at 7 at Lispl Lanes. Rev. Harold K. Justesen, moderator nnrl-oreamzer.

Schedule: American Division-Plains Presbyterian- A vs. Christ Lutheran Plains rresDyienan vs. Calvary Episcopal Miner Conereeational A vs. Cal vary Episcopal" Plains Meth odist A vs. rarsons raviui.

Plains Presbyterian vs. Christ Lutheran a. National uivision; nuason A vs. Parsons PM: Hudson PM a vs. Messiah PM; Memorial Pres byterian Laurel Run fM; Wyoming Baptist vs.

Miner Congre gational B. PERSONAL 1 Bobbv Mus al. Betty Lou Bail, Tommle Newman, David Kelley and lliam D. ThomaSvre od- serving birthdays today Mr. ana Mrs.

ueorge ayes anu sons. Jeffrey and George, re turned to Kearny, N. after visiting Hayes' mother. Mrs. Margaret Hayes, Hudson, ana Mrs.

Hayes parents. and Mr Reese Mosley. 1 1 1 Boulevard. Mrs. Mosley recently was injured in an automobile accident Williams.

60 Rose Ave nue, is a patient -in Mercy Hospi tal. LEGION SHOWS PLAQUE Commander Charles Mike, Jo-snh E. Conlon Post 558. Plains American Legion, displayed the plaque given to tne local posi for srolne "over the top" in the current membership drive at Tuesday night'a meeting. Paul Winiewlcz was the chairman for this year's drive.

CHURCH ANNOUNCEMENTS Bible Studv will be held at Plains Methodist Church tonight at 7:30. Protestant Men's Bowling League will bowl tonight at 7 at T.Uni Ijines. Christian Endeavor of Plains United Presbyterian Church jwui meet tonight at 6:30 witn Mrs. Charles Dove, adviser, BUSINESSMEN TO MEET Plains Township Professional and Businessmen's Association will meet at Twit's Cocktail Lounge, South River Street Plains, Monday night May 14, at 6:30. James-Sheehan will pre side.

DEMOCRATS WILL GATHER Democratic Organization oi Plains Township will meet Friday "night ot 8:30 at Roma Hall, Plains. Clem Falchek will preside. Dupont PRACTICE SATURDAY Dn rv Dan and Slezak farm learns of Duoont Lions Little League will hold practice ses sions Saturday morning at i ai the league field. John Turkos and Frank" Rolek will be in charge. Manaeers of the waaue major teams will be present for the session.

HOUSS TDK SALE 129 MAIM Stmt S3.0M CI.T-J6CT. More than 25 million new families will be created through marriage during the next 15 years, according to the- Bridal Council and the Department of Health, Education and Welfare. In 1962, it is expected that L6 million will take place. This represents -a tremendous gift buying market Follow the advertising pages of your local newspaper for good Ideas on what to buy the new bride and groom. Sodality to Conduct; Breakfast on Sunday' Annual Mother-Daughter Com munion breakfast sponsored by St Casimir'i.

Blessed Virgin Mary Junior and Senior Sodality, will be held Sunday in the church basement following the 9 m. Mass. Lorraine VisneskL secretary of the Senior Sodality and general chairman of the affair, announced the following committee members: Joan Voveris, cochair-man; Marlta Shuckste, Patricia Piorkowski and Ann Blockis, reservations; Barbara Chernow-sky and Barbara Tuinylas, decorations; Ann Marie Hodakow-ski, prizes; Mary Ann SadowskI, arrangements; Dobilas and Martina Jarzemhowski, program, and Mary. Ann Fadgelkk, publicity. Joan Voveris is prefect of the Senior Sodality and Rev.

George M. Truskauskas is sodality moderator. APARTMENT TQK RENT 3 if floor. floor. i Lamfiirt noma.

bath. Beat iurnitaed. Street. Tetfrick Soldier Has Role in Army Games Army Sergeant First Class Walter J. Begley, whose parents live at 17 Tedrlck Street, Pittston, participated in Com mand Post Exercise Grand Slam a five-day Central Army (CENTAG) exercise uermany.

Begley, an assistant Intelligence sereeant in Headquarters Troop, 14th Armored Cavalry Reeiment 2nd Reconnaissance Squadron, in Bad iussmgen, uer-t; many, entered the Army in August, 1947, and arrived overseas last November on this tour of duty. The 33-year-old sergeant. Is a 1947 graduate, of St, John's High School. His wife, Ingeburg, is with blm In Germany. FOR HKNTi-Modern apartment, 4 rooms, bath.

Heat ttiralihed. North Mala Street, inqutrt IS MlU Street. jjenkins Teeners Will Report Today Players of Jenkins Township Teeners League will, report this afternoon at 5:30 at league sta Plans for forming teams and assigning boys will be com pleted. Albert. Yanuskavlch will preside.

Men oi the townsnip interested irt serving as managers in Junior Teeners League were asked to attend the meeting. Hospital Auxiliary Will Lunch Today Auxiliary will hold its annual luncheon this afternoon at 1 at Fox Hill Country Club. Mrs. John K. Reap is general chairman.

Mrs. William uenaie, reservation, chairman, en nounced reservations should -be honored unless canceled. 013 Forge Soldier Becomes Army Cook Armv Pvt. William P. Scherer.

son of Mr, and Mrs. William Scherer, 260 Drake Street, Old Forge, has completed the eight week food service course con ducted by the 100th Division at Fort Chaffee, Ark. Scherer received instruction In cooking, baking, meat cutting and the preparation and serving of food In military kitchens, mess halls and in the field. He spent part of the course In on-the-job training as a cook in an Army mess hall. He entered the Army- last November and completed basic training at Fort Jackson, S.

The 17-year-old soldier at tended Old Forge High School, BORN AT HOSPITAL Pittston Hospital recorded the following births yesterday: A son, to Mr. ana Mrs, waiter Brzezienskl, 107 East Boston Avenue, West Pittston, at 9:15 a. m. Mother Is the former Clara RakowskL A son. to Mr.

and Mrs, Ronald Rome, 1107 Wyoming Avenue, Exeter, at 3:02 a.m. Mother is the former Maryann Serratora. A daughter, to Mr. and Mrs. Michael SatkowskL 225 Main Street, Dupont, at 1:41 a.m.

Mother is the former rneresa Olesky. A daughter, to Mr. and Mrs. Edward Waters, 146 East Fifth Street, Wyoming, at 2:27 p.m. Mother li the former Phyllis Atbn.

HOLY NAME TO MEET Holy Name Society of St. Rocco's Church will meet. Sun day afternoon at 2:30 in the church basement. Pledgery ill bi members Intend to receive Communion during May. Michael J.

Flum oresident. announced refresh merits win De served aner tne meeting. PLAYER SELECTIONS FRIDAY Wilbert LetmerL oresident. announced players- will be selected for the maior club teams of Pittston Little League Friday nignt at 6 at the league field. Igal Notice IN MS: e.STATS OP PXIZABETH ANN MORGAN, Dec'd.

Lat of Green Street, EdwardsvUle. Luserne (Guilty, Pennsylvsnls, letters of Administration In tne eoove P.state hSYlnt been, (ranted to Midland Sink Executor and Trustee Compiny, CastM gflusre, Swansea, Soutlp Wslei: Alt persons havm claims or etmtnoi against tht Estate of said Decedent shell mike them known ana present inera, sno all persons Indebted to said Decedent, shall make payment thereof, without delsr, to the above named Rxeculor, or to' Attorney Comer W. Mnrgsn. BOd-tt Pennsylvsnls Power at Ught Building, Scrsnton, aoMsit w. asunuan.

Attorney for Ette- RALFD PROfoSALS will be received st the office of the City Clerk. Room 41. City Hall, Wllkct-Barrc. until J0 B.D.T., Tuesdsy, Mat 15. 11, tor fur nishing and applying 'C-1 Road OH" to the unpaved streets or tne oty oi wiutes-Una durlne the vear of 1062.

In sccord- ewe wtth specification on file in the ofiiee of the Cltr Clerk. A certified or easnier cnecs me mnnnt IIM. of the. total bid. tnsde payable to Prank A.

Goeckel. City Treu-rr of ih. tMtr of Wllkes-Bsrre, must aceompsny each proposal. Propossls to be clearly sridorsed "Propoia! for C-l Road Oil" and ddreseo tome uiy vura, Sim si. cite HaU.

Wllkes-Bsrre, Ps. Th City Council reserve the right to accept or releet any or all propossls or any pert or psris- tnereoi. ROBERT S. FOOTS, Utf Clerk. Lat Auxiliary Has Memorial Memorial service was conduct ed yesterday afternoon at the meeting of YMCA Auxiliary for members who had died since last May by Mrs.

Theo Da vies. members are: Mrs. William-Howell, Wyoming; Mrs. Arch Eshleman, Avoca; Mrs. Harry BurkeL Mrs.

Frank Clark, Mrs. Howard Fear, Mrs. Alex Morton, Mrs. Leyshon Meade, Mrs. William Stahl, Mrs.

Elmer Richards, Mrs. George Drury, Mrs. Nelson Rozelle and Ethel Ferguson. Mrs. Thomas Davis, pre sided at the meeting.

Mother" was the theme of devotions by Mrs. Arthur Evans of the st. Paul't Methodist Church. She read verses from the Bible on Mother and read an article on Mother of Devotions were closed with prayer. Mrs.

Charles curkeL member ship chairman, announced the loss jOf two members, Ethel Fer guson and Mrs. Nelson Rozelle, during the last She an nounced flve new members were welcomed into the auxiliary, Mrs. Daniel Daniel Williams, Mrs, George Weisker- ger. Mrs. Leo Carroll and Mrs.

Stanley Beardsworth. Mrs. Da via Howell, courtesy chairman, reported three sym pathy ana xt yet-weu cards had been sent during the month. Mrs. Davis announced delegates will represent the auxiliary at Northeast District meeting May 10 in iiazieton.

Refreshments were served by the women of St Paul's Method ist Church. Tea table was dec orated with a floral arrangement featuring a cross surrounded by lilies and tapers on either side. HOURS FOR SALE KOOMS. REASONABLE. CAM.

OL4-S6M, Chamber to Hold on May 24 Greater Pittston Chamber of Commerce will hold Its 41st an nual dinner meeting Thursday, May 24. at. Fox Hill Country Club Bernard Borr is general chair man of the affair. Willard M. Hunter is i committee chairman, assisted by Charles W.

Monie, Sidney Roglnsky, Harry Sunness, Edward J. Spohr-er Salvatore C. Battisti, At torney Jarrett W. Jennings and Joseph D. Carroll.

Hughestown Parish Party to Be Sunday Combined societies of Blessed Sacrement Church, Hughestown, will hold a spring card party Sunday night at 8 in the parish hall, Mrs. Felix Rossi is general chairman and Mrs. Edmond Paradis, cocnairman. Prises will- be- awarded -and refreshments will be served Player were asked to' bring their own cards. Mrs.

Kenneth Davis is pub licity chairman. AUXILIARY TO MEET Auxiliary tO John D. Stark Post 542, 'American Legion will msAt tnnlirhr a tXo nrvce Ruane will preside. The. bond project will be conducted at the ALTAR GROUP TO MEET Altar and Rosary Society of St.

Mary's Help of Christian Church wlll meet tonight at 8 In Rose Room. A social will follow the business session. NOSE CUT IN FALL Ann Marie Corrldoni, 20, of 700 Exeter Avenue, West Pittston, needed two sutures to close a laceration of the nose received when she fell over a chair at home." She was treated yesterday afternoon at 12:45 at Pittston Hospital dispensary. Duryea MAY CORONATION SLATED SUNDAY Blessed Virgin Mary "Sodality of Holy Rosary Church will hold May Coronation exercises Sunday afternoon at 3 at the church. Valeria Ann Olszewski, freshman at College Miserlcordia, will be crowned May Queen.

Miry Ann Rava, past May Queen, will be In charge of crowning. A dinner honoring mothers of sodalists "will be held following the services. Rev. William J. Pakutka of Marywood College will deliver the sermon.

Mrs. Helen O'Connor, register of wills ne County, will be guest speaker. Rev. Lea Kozlowski, as sistant pastor, is moderator, ot the sodality and Geraldlne Szy- manskl is prefect. FIREMEN TO MEET Germania Hose company will meet tonight at 7:30 at the hose house.

Plana -will be furthered for the company's coming picnic. Joseph Kreseskl will preside. BAKE SALE SCHEDULED Parent Band Association of Duryea public schools will hold a bake sale In Holy Rosary School cafeteria tonight follow ing the band concert- 1 Centcriiioreland PLANS SUPPER Rural Branch, Nesbitt Me morial Hospital Auxiliary, will hold a covered-dish supper fn- day at 6:30 In Center Moreland Methodist Church social rooms Memberj will bring their own place settings. Dessert and beverage will be Drovlded. Election of officers win oe held.

Hostesses are Mrs. Zana Dy- mond, Mra. Ruth W. Schoonover and Mrs. EessieJteiiyr- GRANGE CALLED Vernon Grange 842, will meet Saturday night at 8 at the home of Mr.

and Mrs. Ernest Montross. Guy Cooper will preside. American Industrie consume more than 70,000 tons of tin in a year. Ellen McKeen, Jean Wilson, Vito Mazzatelli, Marian Boehm, Gertrude Bryden, Veronica Belarski, Andrew Mazzare 11a, John Zwirek and Peter Podwika.

GOING OUT OF BUSINESS SALS Everything auut to. Diamonds, lewelry hall prtct Pit Cirardl Jewelry Start. Committees Called For Friday Event Members of the following com mittees for the card oarty. bake sale and hat show sponsored by Wyoming Woman's Club were asked to be at the high school gymnasium Friday at 1:30 to assist with arrangements: Refreshments. Mrs.

Frank Wil Hams, Mrs. Anna Gattl, Mrs. Herman Flllpini, Mrs. Harold Taylor, Mrs. R.

Harold Saunders, Mrs. Lewis Reeser, Mrs. Carlo Santarelli, Mrs. Patrick Girard, Mrs. Otto Boos.

Mrs. Samuel Sgarlat, Mrs. Leroy Thomas, Mrs. George Moore, Mrs. Theodore Keen.

Tables and chairs, Mrs. George Metcalfe, Mrs. John Mills, Mrs. Frank Kopstys, Mrs. Robert She-mo, Mrs.

Donald Gross. Mrs. Stephen Sleboda, Mrs. -Thomas Stephenson, Mrs. Leo Kiedunger; door' prizes, Mrs.

Edward Skrinak. Mrs. Olin Smith, Mrs. Stephen Selecky, Mrs. William Herbert, Mrs.

Thomas Shoemaker. Mrs. Robert Stroh, Mrs. William Carey, Mrs. Ray mond B.

Smith, Mrs. Jenkins. Bake sale, Mrs. Leon Galavitz, Mrs. E.

H. Trethaway, Mrs. Wesley McKaig, Mrs. Joseph Skuntz, Mrs. Claude Rapson, Mrs.

Harold Mew man. 8PECIAL! SDWlall SMdal! Color TV. portable TVt. tranltoc radios. Appllanct, 271 Wert Eljhtli Street Wt wyomuu.

open to p. a. April Ambulance Calls Set a Record Wyoming community ambu lance had a record month lor calls in April since the unit was activated in 1953. Nineteen calls to Pittston. Nesbitt Memorial.

General and Veterans Hospitals were answered by members of Wyoming Hose Company 1. Attendants are Michael tsiscup, Warren Reed, James Bartholo mew. Hubert Glimore, uumore Murdoch. James Jeiierv. Joseon Kopcza, James McDermott, Frank Huntz, Eugene tAwesn, wnson Detrick, Harold Stites, William Fulkersm, Nicholas Lukesh, Jo seph Truskowski; IRV'S BARBER Shos Call for appoint.

ment Wednesday! and Thursday, Irv will serve you. Phone Wyomlm W29. 290 Wye- mini Avenue. COMING EVENTS Wyoming Rotary will hear reports of the district conference at its meeting tonight at 6:15 in Wyoming Methodist Church. Attending the conference wer Walter Arnold, Alfred Glatz, R.

Harold Saunders, Kev. uuy lein thall and Gail B. Young. Assembly 41. Order of Rain bow for Girls, will hold initiation tonight at 7 in DAR hall, West Pittston.

Nancy Mammarella is worthy aaviser. siocum. council, Daughters of America, will meet Friday night at 7:30 in Wyoming Hose House, East Eighth Street. Loyal Workers Class of Wyoming Methodist Church will hold a rummage sale today, Friday and Saturday in Cutten Gas Company Building, Eighth Street. CAR RADIOS REPAIRED.

Alt MAKES. JAMES WODJICK, 335 EAST EIGHTH, LIONS "TO HOLD CHARTER NIGHT Wyoming-West Wyoming Lions Club will hold its Charter Night dinner Saturday 5 at Host Res. taurant. Wilkes-Barre. at 7:30.

A cocktail hour will proceed it, A program of entertainment, and music for dancing will follow. -Grand Monarchs will be honored at the dinner. These are. men who have belonged to the club since it was chartered in 1952. Pacific Turchettl Has been named general chairman of the affair, assisted by Joseph Michaels? President Al Waskunas will preside.

MOWERS fttrsened, encttiM repaired. Pick-up" and deliver. Shoemaker Bardwari. FIRST FRIDAY-MASSES LISTED First Friday Mass for the benefit of workers will be taid Friday at 5 p. m.

in Joseph's Church. Sacred Heart devotions will follow the 7:30 a. m. Mass. In Our Lady of Sorrows Church, West Wyoming, Holy Communion will be distributed at 6:15 and at the Masses 7 and 7:30 a.

m. Confessions will be heard Thursday at 1 in Our Lady of Sorrows Church; at 7:15 in St. Joseph's Church; and at 4 and 7 in Sf Cecilia't Church. Friday at 4:30 p. h.

confessions will be heard 'in St. Joseph's Church. WOMEN TO CONVENE American Legion Auxiliary Unit. 670 will meet tonight at 7:30 at Hose House 3. Pep" 0 rl and Retail Coal Co.

BUDGET Your Winter Supply Of Lehigh. Valley Premium COAL i Ha Dan Fntt'. Carrylnf Charta, a II Maatln rrl "Ask About One Special 5 For The Month Of Muyr. Call Wyoming: 1079. If Answer, UL4-16t Kir.gst.on, will be the guest axtist4horne Linden street Mrs jnn J.

Bellus, Maurice Wruble, Exeter Playground Croup Will Conduct Party First Ward Memorial Play ground Association of Exeter will hold a. card party Monday night, May 14 at First Ward Playground building, Layton and Exeter Mrs. Theresa Zingaretu is chairman, assisted by Mrs. Eve lyn sapser, cocnairman. LITTLE LEAGUE SfGNING SLATED Registration of Little League players will take place Saturday and Sunday from 2 to 4 at Town Hall.

Boys who will be 9 and not more than 13 by August 1 are elieible. Parents-or guardian must accompariy boys when registering. A birth certificate also must be presented. LEGION PLANS RITUAI Members of Exeter American Lesion Post will meet at post quarters tonight at 7:45 from where they will proceed to the home; of the late Edward Keil to perform the Legion ritual. Post will meet Sunday after noon at 2:30 with Daniel Walsh presiding.

Home association1 meet ing will follow the regular meet ing- i -V Montrose Women Bowlers Co To New York State A group of Montrose women, members of Montrose a dies HandicaD Bowline League, spent fthe-week end at Kingston, N. where they competed in New York State Women's Bowling Tournament Saturday and Sun day. a League members maKing tne tnp were: Mrs. Nelson Warner, Mrs. Russell DeWitt Mrs.

Ev erett Carney, Mrs. Richard Ar- rowsmith. Mrs. Emory Taylor. Mra, Michael Knoplck, Mrs.

Albert E. Ainey. Mrs. Henry Kurosky, Mrs. Harrison Allen, Mrs.

Clifton Allen, Mrs. Vivian Tuttle. Dolores ATbosheskl, Mrs, Orton Meyers. Mrs. Sophie Mc Neil, Mrs.

James Komnson, Mrs. Henry Hahley. Mrs. Ralph Toro. Leona Knapman, Helen France.

Mrs. William Thomas. Rita Gardner, Mrs, Helen Geary, Mrs, Clifford Kunkle and Mrs. Helen Fletcher. Mrs.

Roland Loomis and Ade line Chamberlain spent Sunday at Kingston, where they also competed in the tournament" TWINS FOR GLOVERS Twin sons-were born to Mr. and Mrs. Donald Glover, RD 1, naiistead, at Medical Artg Hos- Eital April 28 Other recent irths at the hospital were: a daughter, Susan, to Mr, and Mrs. -Jonathan King, New April 24; a daughter, Susan Louise, to Mr. and Mrs.

Harold Dickinson, Nicholson. April 27 a daughter, Kimberly Ann. to Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Hoskins, kd Montrose, April a ana a daughter to Mr.

and Mrs. Robert Springer April 29. Avoca CLASS Sl-ATES REUNION Avoca High Scnool, Class of 13J7, win hold a reunion June 9 at 6 at Duryea- Veterans of For elgn Wars Home. Reservations will close May 23 and mav be maae with any of the following committee members: Mrs. Amelia Qumn, Mrs.

Alice Boone Keis- nger, Mrs. Esther Sanders Burke. JoseDh Lvons or John HNS PLANS BREAKFAST Holy Name Society of St Mary'a Church is making plans for a Mother- Day Communion breakfast which willle held Sunday, May 13 In St. Mary's auditorium. Thomas Craig is ticket Boston, in 185L became the first city to have an electric fire alarm system.

JOSKPH nnenu JOHN H. DORAmey SHEBnrp SALS with Mrs. Sally David Bennett as soloist and Dorothy Turner as accompanist. Tea and refreshments will be served following the program. Mrs.

Henry. Russell or Margaret Myers will sell tickets at the door. COMMUNITY NOTES Dial Rock Chapter, Daughters of American have been invited to attend, the anniversary luncheon of the Scranton City Chapter on Saturday, May 12th, at 12:30 in the Hotel Casey. Reservations close Sunday with the regent, Mrs. E.

s. vose cnarge. Class 4. First Methodist Church School, will meet Thursday, May 10 at 2 at the home of Mrs. Frank Dietrich, Falls.

A bake sale will be held In conjunction with the chicken supper at Mt Zion Methodist Church Saturday at 5. Bake sale will be sponsored by Mary L. Lewis Bible Class and the supper Is in charge of Crusader Class. Junior Chancel Choir or First Methodist Church will rehearse this afternoon at 4. Commission on Missions of First Methodist Church will meet tonight at 7:30 In the church parlor.

f. Boy Scout irooo J54, Robert Richards leader, will meet tonight at 7 In First Presbyterian Church. Church Council of First Con gregational Church Will meet to morrow night at 7:30, Helen Avenue, is a patient In Pittston Hospital. Herbert Nash, Susquehanna Avenue, Will be the moderator in charge of Baptist Association Meeting tomorrow first Baptist Church. Meeting will begin at 9:30 and continue all day.

Nash Is a member of Luzerne Avenue Baptist Church. Law Never Enforced New York t.W A campaign to repeal a 50-year-old state law that forbids an actor to portray the Deity on stage lias Deen carted by producer Arthur Cantor. It is completely archaic," says Cantor, The statute, which makes such Derformance, a misdemeanor punishable by fine, has never been enforced aitnougn sucn oast successes as '-'Green Pas tures." and "Dear Judas" were apparent violations. Cantor is currently cosponsor or "ume-on," in which Fredric. March appears as Jehovah.

Churches in Poland Richmond. Va. tP The church In Poland is still "Very much alive althougn it must work under the duress of reports Methodist Bishop Paul N. Carber, after a visitt there. He said the Polish churches provide a good example OI raui wwus.

i nave Kuth Kathleen Mary Flem--ing, Angela Bernatitus, Ann Manganello, HSusan Belgiomini, Joseph Stakowski, Robert Ripa, Mrs. John Chivalik, Helen Kretchick, John Guido, Alda Strarrius, Jule Lewis, Marian JCampenni, Robert Stepanidls, -Eleanor R. Witheridee. JoseDh Golden, Gino Marchetti, Theo- oore rswiosKi, ouis ureco, Kelly, Rose 11a Cefalo, Rums Anna Clratrnra "Judy Connors, John Payne, -Lydia Mahoney, Dora Cecqhini, William UTusciantL Joseph Ostrowski, Robert Sie mlnski, Joanne MarXisi. Vincent Zinkavich, Isabella Jennie DiMirco, Grace Hearns, Edith Brace, Claire Wyandt, -Jennie Morris Florence Ken- Gene Allegruccl, iarah Francis, Helen Sleboda, Raphael.

Armand Casterline, Joseph Olesky, Kently Jones, Mary Egan, Mrs. Theodore Keen, Jo- -sepn rviusn, mlus, Symons, Irene Hooper, Verna "Develop The Saving Habit" TAKE THE BOYS AND GIRLS TO MINERS SAYINGS BANK Or 'Ta Our yDURYEA BRANCH BANK. Let Them Open Their Own Account And Watch It Grow MEMBER F. D. I.

C. By virtue of Writ of Bxecutlon No. 41 Mar Term. Issued out oi tne court of Common -Plea- ot Luzerne County- to mo directed, there will' be exposed to public sale, by Vendu or outcry to th ltlgheit and best bidder, for cash, tn Court Room No. 1, Court Houti, Wllkes-Brr, on Friday, May at 10:00 o'clock A.

E.D.S.T., ad ths rfsht, Uile and Interest of Andrew Porgstch and Mary M. Pur- gatch, Ms win, ana to: ALL that ctn tin tot si una siiuat in the" Borough of Forty Port. County of Luurne, and State of Pennsylvania, bounded and described as follows: BEGINNING st a point on Wyoming Avenue, uld point being distant M.10 feet from the corner of Siocum Street: thenc slong said dividing Une between lots Nos. and North 41 degrees 4S minute West 130.08 feet to point on 45-foot alley; thenc along ssld aUeyr South-M degree 30 minutes West 30 feet to a point: said point being the division Dn tn No. thenc along ssld division line.

South 4B degree 48 nuDittes East about 130 feet to a point on Wyoming Avenue; -thenc along said Wyoming Avenue North 41 de- grce 11 minutes Cast 30 feet to th plae of beginning. Being the northerly one-nan oi tat no. a shown on' map of Willard Place a allotted for Freed man at Dat titer. Pony Fort, fey Smith aVwelle la Jim. 1821, Bxceptlng and reserving coal and ether mineral as In chain of title.

Being a two-story, concrete block build Ing containing store, bakery and apart ments and known at 171 Wyoming. Avenue, Forty Port, P. BEING th utnpnuee eenvavea to Andrew Porgstch and 'Mary at. Forgatch, hie wife, by Alverda D. Bits, widow, by Deed dated June 11, 1SS1, recorded in Deed Book 1130.

pag 483. Seised and taken Into execution tt tn suit of Forty Fort Stat Bank Andre Forgatch and Msry M. Porgatch, his wife, Notice Is hereby given to all claimant and parties In Interest that the Sheriff win on June lf3. fU a Schedule of Diitrtbutlont tn bis offlco, where th ism will be avallabkt for Inspection, nd that distribution will mad' In accordanr with the Schedule Kxcepttons are tiled thereto within ten 10 say there- after. 1 Joseph nenrr JAMES P.

HARRIS, Attorney Utdditema LEQAi, oa PeUewlns rjr IkQpt the Xaith.".