The Times-Tribune from Scranton, Pennsylvania • 15

'R TV fttxt TrTTTTTTTrrrTrrr -THE SCRANTON TIMES, THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 26, laL 15 a -PRESCRIPTIONS FILLED Bring your proscription to us, or have your physician phono as. tavo gas, Boat the energy orunoh. Wo doHvor. Space Needed To Upgrade Facilities Prep Asks WDAU To Vacate Building its original site near Peters Cathedral. Father Rinfret said St.

the VICKS FORMULA 44 COUGH MIXTURE Reg. $4.02 2.99 fort.13 Oi Jtwte SR um raue AVAILABLE IN 5 sins FROM 10 WJO to 14 44 44D DECCKESTMT Reg. $4.35 3.19 Ml. 2ND DEBUT FACIAL LOTION SAVE I3.CS He said the agreement to ask the stations to leave came at the Feb. 4 meeting of the schools board of trustees, at which a long-range plan was unveiled that pin- Sainted specific needs for oor sphee.

WDAU-TV started operations in June 1953 as Scrantons first television station, with offices in a building then owned by the Prudential Insurance Co. A CBS network affiliate from the start, it saw the same building acquired by International Correspondence Schools before the Jesuit fathers bought it in 1963 and transferred the private high school to the building from which is expected to begin in the spring of 1982, will not allow for a significant enrollment increase. Were crowded here, Father Rinfret said. We need more space, for things like computer math, counseling offices and libraries." He said the enrollment of 700 probably would not be increased by more than 30 or 40 students by the time the expansion is completed. He said he hopes a portion of the WDAU space will be converted to academic pur- Soses by the beginning of le 1982-83 term.

The building at 1000 Wyoming Ave. was home for WGBI- AM Radio long before Scranton Broadcasters, launched its television outlet. The late Frank Megargee, whose descendants retain controlling interest in the television and radio outlets, began the radio station in 1925. A few years after that, the station was moved to its present location. Management of WDAU-TV and WGBI-AM and FM could not be reached for comment at presstime.

Father Rinfret said the lease between Prep and the station management calls for a one year notice to be given to the station if Prep plans not to renew it. After 28 years in the basement of the big stone building at 1000 Wyoming WDAU-TV and its two radio stations will have to find a new home. The Rev. T. Donald Rin-fret, president and headmaster of Scranton Preparatory School, owner of the structure, confirmed today that station management has been given one year's notice to leave.

Father Rinfret said Prep needs the basement space used by the television and radio stations to expand its curriculum and to upgrade facilities. However, he said the building renovation, tf 1 A I Vfc. -fc 480 eighth-grade students had taken the Prep admission qualification test on-Feb. 14. He said this is a high.

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MARY ANN UPORTA Prayer Breakfast Scheduled The Dunmore Womens Club will conduct its annual Prayer Breakfast at St. Casimirs Hall on April 5. The keynote speaker will be Mrs. Mary Ann LaPorta who will comment on the topic, Women's Place Everywhere." Mrs. Joseph Caputo is chairman of the breakfast that is conducted each year for women of all faiths.

Mrs. Michael Fennis is cochairman. Another highlight of the affair will be a performance by the Dunmore Community Chorus. Mrs. Caputo said each church throughout the borough will have its own representative to the breakfast committee and they will be named shortly.

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is publicity director. 5 Juveniles Face Charges In Dickson Dickson City police are continuing their investigation of five juveniles arrested Wednesday, two of whom they believe are responsible for two arson cases and a series of burglaries in the community. According to Police Chief William Stadnitski, the quintet, comprising three boys and two girls in the 12-to-15 age span, were picked up following a probe by Patrolman Andrew Wrobel. They were charged with the Feb. 4 burglary at Mickey's Game Room, Main and Pancoast Streets where coins, cigarettes and records were taken and some $1,000 damage was caused to game and vending machines.

The chief said the juveniles were released in custody of their parents and petitions will be filed with juvenile authorities on charges of burglary, theft, conspiracy ana receiving stolen property. He said two of the boys will be charged also with the following: Arson and criminal conspiracy in connection with a fire Dec. 19 that leveled a storage shed on the property of Agnes Lancener, rear 519 Pancoast arson and criminal conspiracy involving a Dec. 20 fire that destroyed a storage shed on the property of Joseph Uhrin, 625 Mary burglary, theft, criminal conspiracy and receiving stolen goods in a Dec. 15 break-in at a garage owned by a Mrs.

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