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vw-w WT v-vv -THE SCRANTON TIMES, FRIDAY, MARCH 16, 1951.. 32 West Scranton Area News CARL R. HKALIY Nwa Wrttr. Horn Phon $-2411 OfflM 1112 JhIcmr St. Phn MU South Scranton Happenings REDDINGTON.

Manager Phono 1-1834. Moll Itoms to Main Office. Dinner Committee Will Meet Monday The committee planning the Honors merited by members of testimonial dinner- honoring the 1031 class. South Scranton I1 )r Jtu' o( St. Catholic High School, have been ranris Church ill me et -Monday The $280,000 Hospital Grant Is Approved MONTROSE Edward J.

Clifford, spokesman for the Myron Kasson Memorial Hospital Fund, said today that a federal grant of $280, 000 is available for the construction of a 50-bed hospital in Mont rose. Mr. Clifford disclosed that the grant was approved early this week by the Northeast Regional Commit tee for Co-ordination of Activities under the Hospital Survey and Con struction Act, a branch of the State Department of Welfare. A fund-raising drive to raise the remainder of the estimated $500, 000 cost of the hospital is being planned, he added. A fund of more than $65,000.

left by the late Myron Kasson, Montrose, will reduce the amount which must be raised by public subscription. Under the federal program for apportionment of funds to rural areas according to the population to be served, the Montrose area would be entitled to aid for construction of a hospital up to 98-bed capacity. The federal money is administered by state agencies in Pennsylvania, the Welfare announced by the principal. Rev Edward L. Collins.

In his an nouncement Rev. Father Collins noted that 48 per cent of the 84 members earned an average of 85, per cent or better for their four Herman Biiscanm is general chair- years of high school. man 1 Wlil bc th The list of honor students follow: 'toastmaster at 8 in the auditorium dinner is to take plate Sunday evening. April 1, in the auditorium Rev. James F.

Farrv, assistant pastor, is honorary chairman, and Valedictorian, John Sevitski. a graduate of Sacred Hearts grade school and son of Mr. and Mrs North Scranton CHARLES J. ROBINSON. Manage Office Phene 2-4192.

Residence Phene 044. SERVICES PLANNED AT LOCAL CHURCH Holy Week services sponsored by Jhe Providence Ministprium will be conducted Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday at 7.30 P.M. in Provi dcnce Methodist Church. On Monday Rev. Norman E.

Jacobs will preside and Rev. Addison E. Pero will speak; Tuesday. Rev. J.

Gordon McKenzie will preside and Rev. John Robinson will speak, and on Wednesday. Rev. Marvin K. Schell will preside and Rev.

DeVere L. Shelmandine will speak. On Thursday evening there will be a communion service in each local church. On Friday there will be a three-hour service from noon until 3 P.M. in Providence Methodist Church.

The program includes, theme, The Seven Last Words from the Cross, and is as follows: First word. Rev McKenzie, chairman. Rev. Jacobs, speaker; second. Rev.

Robinson, chairman. Rev. Jones, speaker; third. Rev. French, chairman, Rev.

Pero, speaker; fourth, Rev. Henry, chairman, Rev. Schell, speaker; fifth, Rev. Pero, chairman. Rev.

McKenzie, speaker; sixth, Rev. Jones, chairman. Rev. French, speaker; seventh. Rev.

Schell, chairman. Rev. Henry, speaker. Minstrel Aide HEIGHTS AUXILIARY RECEIVES CHARTER Ladtr Auxiliary, Lincoln Height Poat, Legion, received Ita permanent charter from the state organization at a recent meeting in the Post rooms, 1148 South Main Ave. Mrs.

William Ries, president, made the charter presentation to the auxiliary and presided at the business session. Mrs. Eugene Holland, central director. Department of Pennsylvania, and Mrs. Elizabeth Matthews, past president.

Ladies Auxiliary, West Side Post, were guests. Mrs. Paul Dennenbaum, membership chairman, reported that the membership doubled during the recent drive. The membership now totals 50. Mrs.

Sol Caterino and Mrs. Roy Hill were named chairman and co-thairman, respectively, for the awards committee which will plan a program to raise money for the post. Miss Minnie Braida was named sick committee chairman. The next meeting will take place Wednesday, April 11 at 8 P.M. In the post.

Legion Rost to Honor St. Patrick's Senior West Side Post. American Legion, will honor Thomas Lavelle, a senior at St. Patricks High School, with a gift In recognition of his recently winning the state oratorical contest sponsored by the American Legion. Thomas 2.

Evans, commander, appointed a gift committee last night in the post rooms. North Main and West Lackawanna Aves. They are: Joseph Graham, Harold Lejh shon and Patsy Lon go. The pre entation date has not been set. Ralph Slater, past commander, was named general chairman of the Charter Day dinner scheduled for Saturday, May 19.

Paul Ord, past commander and Central District vice commander, is honorary chairman. Plans were discussed for the annual block party and carnival which will take place the week of July 16. on the post grounds, West Lackawanna Ave. Robert Smith was selected as general chairman. Plans were completed for the annual St.

Patricks party tomorrow at 8 P.M. in the post rooms. George Evans is chairman and Ralph Leber, cochairman. shop Rev Thomas Molino. pastor of al ut a r'i a ti a ee Mali now- (Most Precious Blood Church.

Hazle-ski, a graduate of Sacred Hearts I Prh Italian and Rev grade school and the daughter Thomas McHugh, pastor of Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Malinowski, Jar Inmore will 611 East Locust St. sPea 'n Ra; Classical honors. Ann Kelly.

amondi. South Scranton native and graduate of Nativity grade member of the Metropolitan the daughter of Mrs. Mildred Kelly. Pra to. will.be the guest solo 24 Stafford Ave.

and the late Paul lst j. Tickets for the dinner may be Scientific honors. Ann Mane obtained from any committee mem-Jeffers, a graduate of Woodrow or at ure.o Barbershop. Wilson grade school. Minooka, the daughter of Mr.

and Mrs. Eugene Jeffers, 2801 Birney Ave. General honors, Florence Malinowski, a graduate of Sacred Hearts School, the clcty. s. Mary's Assumption Malinowski 338 East Elm St.

nd a b(HV Spring the late Adam Malinowski. arul summer program at a session High honors were merited bv the W1.k Hl(, M.lloo btlll(1. following whose final average wa pM.s,dent Edmund Re.f 90 per cent or over: 'presided jon rirkowhi siiv amp rin- 'j b(, annual communion breakfast ria 11 wlarla. Wallar Kanavy r.flwaii I.anaan. Ann I.nu Nar1han, Arlhur Nork Will he roUfllK loll Mother Day, Oenevtev otknwaki, Mary sgobba brp Sunday May 13.

in tiie auditorium Oanrga william The progium will include talks and Honors were merited by the fol-( pntertainment lowing whose finsl average was 85 0n night. April 30. the per cent or over: society will sponsor a benefit party Ann Barber. Dorothy Burke. Mirnif (bo auditorium Committees luf Cogrove.

Ann Cotter. Therea Dorio. Marie Ferguaon. Arlene llaynor, affairs Will be named in the Hairing. Mary Grara Holme.

Ann Jen near future Rev Joseph Meter ntng. Roeemary Jordan. IS moderator of the group Mary taike. Jeanne Mangan. Ann Mavork Patricia McHugh.

Helen Miller, Marian I O'Connell Claire 0rowkl. John Prkar Thoma Quinn. Thoma Quinn ma b' BlsbP llhara Hafe STEAMED CLAMS TEXAS IIOT WIENERS Port Rocha. Margin' Rnsmatnl, Marie Plarclnalln and Joaph R'1alko DONT STALL SEE STAHL Gss Oil Accessories Prospect and Birch Adv Jy21 Frl-ti GREEN RIDGE Thomo sows Drug Store. Phene 2-4192 or 044.

CHOIR TO GIVE SACRED PROGRAM The Adult Choir of Asbury Methodist Church will present 'The Seven Last Words of by Dubois, on Sunday at 7:30 P.M. in the church under the direction of Miss Harriet Price, who will open the prpgram with an organ prelude. The scripture lesson will be given by Mra. Helen Truscott. The pastor, Rev.

Samuel J. Truscott, will give the benediction -at the conclusion of the program. The pageanL We Do Adore Thee, Christ, will be presented as part of the program. Mrs. Warren Reese will direct while lighting effects will be arranged by Robert K.

Moore Jr. Girls to take part in the pageant follow: Janice Truscott. Nancy Evans, Mary Rowland, Joan Ku bulis, Carol Boyle, Muriel Sear fass. Pearl Abdulla, Betty Bayliss and Faith Jones. Members of the choir are: Sopranos, Miriam Howells, Mrs.

Florence Stonier, Mra. Ethel Dorl and Mrs. Willard Gummoe; contraltos, Mrs. Mildred Johnson, Mrs. Mar tha Moore, Mrs.

Sally Stevens, Misa Ruth Close and Mita Margery Bates; tenors, John Dykes, Newton Howells and Raymond Devereaux; mass, Benjamin J. Lewis, Howard Williams and Walter Lutz. McNichols Speaks At Dinner Meeting Richard F. McNichols, principal of North Scranton Junior High School, was the principal speaker at the March dinner-meeting of the Men of Green Ridge last night in St. Paul's School Auditorium.

A St. Patricks Night program was presented. George C. Root presided and John F. Malone was program Chairman.

Thomas Collins was soloist. Group singing also was enjoyed. The dinner waa prepared and aerved by the women of the church. Mothers Auxiliary Plans Card Party The Mothers Auxiliary of Boy Scout Troop 7, Green Ridge Pres-byteriart Church, will conduct a card party Saturday, April 21, at 8:30 P.M. in Green Ridge Bank Building.

The following committee has been named, Chairman, Mrs. Robert Kellerman; tickets, Mrs. Alfred Hughes, Mrs. Samuel Taylor; prizes, Mrs. Russell Benner, Mrs.

Andrew Stanko, Mra. Elbert York. Mrs. John Belles; refreshments, Mrs. Melville Preatwood, Mrs.

Elinor Fairchok, Mra. Arnold Kehrli, publicity, Mra. George Rennie. Tickets may be purchased from any member of the Troop. Asbury Church Notes The Atbury and Beta Classes of Asbury Methodist Church will meet tonight at 8 In the church.

TTie Phllathra Class will meet at the aame hour in the home of Mrs. Hilda Klzer, 1347 Capnuse Ave. OLD FORGE OLD FOKGK The Old Forge committee for tthe Red Cross fund drive, including divisional chairmen, will attend a report session tonight at 8:15 in the Borough Building. Frank Clause will preside. Burgess Bart Petrini and James Tedesco will speak.

Full co-operation and increased contributions are necessary to put the diive over the top, according to Chairman Clause. The Old Forge quota is $2,200. Sandy Greco's Cafe. Sat. Nite.

Ham and cabbage supper, pizza, tripe, hot sausage. All kinds of sandwiches. 120 Oak St. Adv. Ml 543 Old Forge Nows Notes Old Fprge High School students will present an Easter pageant under the direction of Prof.

Stephen Bosak. The membership and social committees of the Blessed Virgin Sodality, St. Marys Church, will meet tonight in the church auditorium following devotions. Mrs. Dorothy Kowalcik of the high school faculty has been ill at her home for the past week.

I xist Collie dog. Black and white, 4 mo. old Ph. 41167. Reward.

Adv 1 6 1 1 Barber Shop New Opened. 703 Maple St. Michael (Bolinek) Bolyniak, Prop. Adv. M1543 Lost our Forced to go out of business.

Entire stock must be sold by March 31st regardless of cost. Big selection of Records, Costume Jewelry and Household Gifts. For sale: (2) display cases suitable for any store. Dantos Record it Jewelry Shop, 407 Main Duryea. Adv.

Ml 542 Hoys Spring and 1nsler Suita $9.93 and $12.9.1 Murray Fallka Mens Shop Adv -Mitt tl Street Repairs Urged By Protective Group The South Side Surface Protective Association met last night in Farragut (7) School, Winfield Ave. Rapb Robertson presiding, with President Edward Nolan pre-j a report will be submitted on siding. tb( annual Father and Son dinner Repairs to sidewalks and road-0 conducted Thurvfav evening, ways in the lower section of South starch 29 in the pari'h house Scranton were requested by mem un(ier the sponsorship of the bers during discussions Mothers Auxiiiaiv to the troop The removal of the rock dump on lower Cedar Ave also was ie Schumacher 0. Bockwurat iq-uested President Nolan stated 7 1 1 that $7,500 was recovered by the1, and CIO Pro'PCCt ctty on a bond posted by the (ill) jAve. and 842 Eieecn St.

I lions Coal Co, for the lepair of Adv Jll I burs 4 ri tf streets Nolan stated that tie money was placed in the ge neral pjn Match! Listed fund instead of being used for the Maf (lM Wm. repair of South Scranton streets 1 follow -Hill Floi.ll vs Wintcrman-lets and Spring Srtvire irns The (onli-'t. will he Ml. led on I lie 11 11 101 1 1 .1 1 1 a I SI .1 1 I I 11 1 1 1 lt lilt- fill toilit on till- pdtlsl) lilies FIRE INSURANCE Kelly Insurance Agenry PHONE 9410 Ad A 14 Pity tf To Convene Tonight Boy Scout Troop 16, Hickory Street Presbyterian Church, will meet this evening at 7 30 in the parish house with Scoutmaster The annual card party sponsored by the convent Guild, SL Patrick's Church, will take place Tuesday, April 17, at 8:15 P.M. In the church auditorium.

Mrs. William Casey, president, is honorary chairman. Mra. John Cuff and Mrs. Vincent Gulotti are party cochalrmen.

Rev. James J. Mul-Holland is pastor and Rev. William F. Mines, moderator.

Mr. Arthur Lunney and Mra Thomas Tobin are door committee cochairmen assisted by Mesdames Roy Decker, Rea OMalley, Patrick Joseph Kennedy, Ed-Other officers: Rdyjvnl McCarthy and Philip Grady, vice commander; Heads VFW Memorial Vet Wars, elected in the post rooms, with Edmund commander, in was named be installed at the East Scranton ItemaWIII Be Given Prompt Attention by Celling 2-6152 Widmer Is Elected Legion Commander Ralph Widmer waa elected commander of East Scranton Memorial Post, American Legion, at a meeting last evening in the post home The vacancy was created by the resignation of John E. Moehler, who at present at serving with the Navy at Quanset Point Naval Air Base, RJ. Claude Swartwood will succeed Mr. Widmer as senior vice commander.

Clarence Miller was appointed chairman of the program for the Memorial Day services. Assisting Mr. Miller are: Harry Baustein, George Mitzel, James Seamans, Harry Moore and Carl Youngblood. Mr. Baustein, chairman of the annual block party conducted in June, has appointed Walter Goer-litz and George Mitzel as associate chairmen.

The date will be announced in the near future. Arrangements for the posts St Patrick's Day party to be held tomorrow evening have been com pleted. Reservations ran be made by contacting Edward Swick, chairman. Plana for a wastepapef drive are being formulated. The drive will be held the first Sunday in April.

Those desiring special pickups are askd to contact Mr. Baustein. The' proceeds will go into the plaque fund. Commander Widmer was chosen to represent the post at the national commanders' banquet on Wednesday, May 16. A report was submitted by Mr.

Baustein on the past district meeting. The new uniforms for the drum and drill team were displayed and approved. James Seamans, John Lynott and Mr. Baustein, all past commanders, have been named as supervisors of the drum and drill team. Plana also were formed for4hc erection of the posts new plaque.

It will contain the name! -of the servicemen who gave their lives in service. The names on the present 10th Ward Roll of Honor will be enrolled on a scroll to be placed in the legion home as a permanent tribute to the veterans of World War 2. The Teen-Age Center which la conducted twice a week in William Prescott School and sponsored by th legion, has appointed members of the post act as supervisors. Fir Insurance, Alderman Weibel. Adv.

027-Fri-tf. Other East End Notes Edward Simpson chancellor commander, will preside at a meeting of Farview Lodge, Knights of Pythias, (his evening at 6 in Odd Fellows Hall, Dunmore. The Boy Scouts of Petersburg Presbyterian Church will meet this evening at 7:30 in the church rooms. Civil Defense Panel of Zone 2 will meet this evening at 8 in American Legion Memorial Home. The Chapel Choir of Myrtle Street Methodist Church will rehearse this evening at the lecture hall.

The Senior Chnjr will rehearse at n. Boy Scout Troop N4, Iminacu late Conception Chapel, will meet thla evening at 7:30 in the chapel auditorium Francis J. Rruat Is scoutmaster. At 7:30 this evening Troop 12, Boy Scouts, will meet In the assembly auditorium of Myrtle Street Methodist Church. Stations of the cross will be conducted in Immaculate Conception Chapel at 7:30 this evening.

Benediction of the Blessed Sacrament Will follow the evening service. Legion Auxiliary Bake Sal Mrs. Lillian Phillips will be in charge of the bake sale tomorrow at 10 A.M. under sponsorship of the Ladies Auxiliary in Memorial Poat Home, 966, American Legion, 1319 Ash St. MINOOKA MINOOKA Stations of the Cross will be recited this afternoon at 3:45 and tonight at 7:30 in St.

Josephs Church. Charles Burns and John Walsh recently visited Joseph Walsh and Donald Burns who are receiving Navy training at Sampson, N.Y. The Senior Prom of the local high school will be held on Friday, March 30, at the Century Club. Miss Joan McLane, Davis St, ia ill at home. Joseph Burke, Winfield will spend next week in Brooklyn, N.Y.

Pvt.Donald Lunney, Birney ia receiving baaic training at Fort Dix. N.J. Choir rehearsal will be conducted tonight following services in St. Josephs Church. GREENWOOD GREENWOOD Stations of the Cross will be recited at 7:15 tonight in St.

Mary's Church. The parish choir will rehearse follow ing services. Charles Burns, Cedar recently visited his son at the Samp aon, N.Y., Air Force Baa. Charles Borowakl, Cedar has recovered from an illness. Stanley Sereflnaki has called a meeting for 2 30 P.M.

Sunday of I he Social Club Refreshments will be served after the business session. Boy Scout troop will meet at 7 tonight. Plans for a scrap drive will be completed. Miss Helen Vernal will be in charge of practice for new members of St. Joseph's Choir following Lenten services tonight.

Doris Donovan, Cedar is ill it home. Less than 2,000,000 motor vehicles has been built when the federal aid road act was enacted into law July 11, 1916. SENIOR CLASS VOTES III RUN-OFF ELECTION The West Scranton High School senior class, voted yesterday in the run-off election for officers on regular voting machine under the supervlaion of Robert E. Dawaon, vice principal, and Misa Margaret Lewis, faculty member. The candidatea for president are Donald Sutton, son of Mr.

and Mrs. William Sutton, 115 South Sumner and Joseph Skeitino, son of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Jackson SL There were 10 candidates for class president. The final election will take place Tuesday at 9 A.M.

in Room 114. All but 10 students of the class comprising 262 voted yesterday. Paul Bartolacci, son of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Bartolacci, 908 West Lackawanna and Leo Szuba, son of Mr.

and Mrs. John F. Szuba, 1331 Sloan are candidates for vice president. Running for secretary are Misa Beverly Connors, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.

Andrew Connors, 136 South Garfield and Misa Catherine McAndrew, daughter of Mr. and Mra. Thomas McAndrew, 532 Eynon St-Candidates for treasurer are Mias Jean Harris, daughter of Mr. and Mrs Thomas Harris, 2715 Jackson and Miss Dorothy Gorski, daughter of Mr. and Mra.

John Gorski, 640 Eynon St. Committee Cochairman MRS. ARTHUR LUNNEY Miss Margaret D. Lewis It Airline Stewardess Mias Margaret Diane liwla, daughter of Mr. and Mra, A.

I-cwla Jr, 319 Iftth la an American Airlines stewardess. Miss Lewis recently was gradu ted from the American Airlines stewardess training school in Chicago, where she received her silver stewardess wings. She completed the four-week training-program and is now based at La-Guardia Airport, N.Y. She will fly the airlines routes throughout 'the 77 cities which' ii serves in the United States, Canada and Mexico. Prior to joing the company Misa Lewis was active in the Community Chest and Red Cross.

She attended Central High School and Keystone Junior College. Embury Men to Meet Rev. Dr. Peter K. Emmons, pastor, Westminster Presbyterian Church, will speak at Embury Methodist Church, tonight at 8 in the church social rooms.

Rev. Emmons will relate his travel experiences in Mexico and Guatemala as shows colored moving pictures of the two countries. The program, open to the public, ia sponsored by the Men's Society with Gilbert LaCoe, president, in charge. David E. Boston will guest soloist.

SIMPSON SIMPSON The Civil Defense Organization of Fell Township la making plana to conduct a crap and paper drive on April 1. Members of the Ladies Auxiliary of Padga Post, Veterans of Foreign Wars, are planning a minstrel show. Rehearsals are uner way. The Jefferson Street Playground Association is getting set to install equipment on Simpson's new playground. The group also expects to build a field house at the place.

Mark's Cafe Tonight Clams and Chowder Adv, OFrltf A $50 War flood and medal wilt he awarded to the winner: of the eaaay conteat aponaored by the La-dies Auxiiairy of Padga Poat, Veterans of Foreign Wars. Twelve Fell High School students are entered The winner will also get a chance for the national award. Miss Stella Withka is chairman. Stephen Chlsek General Insurance Bonding Notary Public 613 Main Simpson, Pa. Phone 1309 Adv.

029-Fri tf Fell supervisors are making plans for an extensive road repair program here this Summer. The severe cold weather this Winter has caused considerable damage to the aved streets. The new church will be dedicated on sa day 3 PIZZA MACERS CLASS BAR PITTSTON MAPLE Adv MSFritf Presbyterian Scouts lollows NV VS Mature Slid I vs mum, linin', MSH AtlXllialy Mow ling league contests tomoiiow night on Sam Recreation alleys follow Mogdan-ski's vs Dura Lavelle vs Sbradrs vs South Side Floral and Zadroski vs Gorgols. Buy Your Poultry Alive We Dress and Deliver Them Free of Charge South Side Poultry Market 1729 Cedar Ave. Call 3-2693 Adv MIS-12 Notes and Personals Students of St.

Mary's High School have completed plans for a bake sale to take place tomorrow from 1 to 5 in the auditorium. Hickory St The Youth Fellowship, St. Paul's Methodist Church, will meet tonight in the church parlors with Thelma Ziegler and Jeanette Ace in charge CARL HEENS CAFE Homemade Clam Chowder SERVED AT ALL TIMES AcJv S2 Frl Sat JERMYN Club Will Have Show To Aid Midget Clu Mi-inbci of the Jrr myn Booster luh luve announced th.it a house to house canvass will he made by young boys to veil tickets for a benefit all star show to ho held in the school auditorium The proceeds will bc used for the Midget Baseball Club and to provide several baseball area ill the (own County Fair Planned Plans arc being marie by the Parent Teacher 'Association of the Jermyri public bool for an old time county (ait on Mav Hi in the school auditnimm Mis Samuel Mntllse and Mr William Moore at cor hair no Lnln Devotion Today Lenten devotions onsisl 1 ng of stations of the (loss ami ne.Lic (loll of the lliost Ides cl Satamrnt will lie conducted this afternoon at 3 35 and this evening at 7 39 in Sacred lleait of Mary hurih. POLLYANNA Fin shoot In narrow, medium or wido widths to fit your child correctly. Benns Shoes 1904 N.

Main Providonc Ni I Nartb Srratii Bask Alfred Browning Dies After Illness OLYPHANT A retired Hudson Coal Co. miner, Alfred J. Browning, 510 Delaware died last night at his home. He had been ill three weeks. A native of Wales, the deceased resided in West Scranton until moving here about 40 year ago.

Surviving are his wife, the former Agnes Beecham of Taylor; a daughter, Mrs. Tony Grutte, Kearny. three sons, John. Blakely, and Alfred Jr. and David, at home; a brother, William, South Wales, and three grandchildren.

The funeral will be held Monday from the home. Interment. Washburn Street Cemetery, Scranton. New York Garment Co. Buys Carbondale Firm CARBONDALE The Roth Stlk Undergarment 102 Madison New York, has purchased the Carbondale Mfg.

Eighth it has been announced. The new firm, which, has been in the lingerie business for 74 years, manufactures a national brand, Ro-Jene. This will be its first venture with nylon tricot. Officers of the new firm are Bessie Schrier, president, and George Primoff, treasurer and comptroller. Officers of the bli firm were Morris Zingler, president.

and John J. Aileo, vice president and treasurer. Mr. Aileo continues as general manager At present the firm em ployes about ttO persons, mostly fe male. General Textile Using Eynon Mill for Storage CARBONDALE General Textile Mills, Inc Simpson, has leased the old Richardson Silk Mill in Eynon for storage space, Lawrence Remind, plant manager, stated this morning At present the Strnpson firm is without adequate watehouse faelli ties near Its two plants tlieie, hut Is negotiating with Fell Township supervisors to aeoulre a strip of land nearby on whlih it wilt eon struct a building for atorage purposes.

The Increased load of work in the several months has necessitated the acquisition of warehouse space to store materials. At present the plant, engaged in defense work, employes about 650 persons Council Approves Gas Line Request MAYFIELD An ordinance giving the Scranton-Spring Brook Water Service Co. permission to construct a gas pipe line through Mayfield Borough was passed by the borough council at a special meeting last night. Passage of the ordinance will aid in plans for supplying gas to LIFE Plant No. 2 at East Jertnyn, where operations of the Dearborn Corp.

are expected to get under way in the next few months. Construction of the gas line through the borough will enable the utility company to secure gas from its Carbondale plant when required to meet rapac Ity loads at the new operation. DR. LOFTUS' CONDITION SAME CARBONDALE The condition of Dr Walter l.oftim, 15 North Churt-li St who waa injured when Ida car clashed Into a pole on Dundaff St on Tuesday night, was reported as unchanged this morn ing at St Josephs Hospital. He suffered severe body injuries.

EYNON At a recent meeting members of the Ladies Auxiliary, American Legion Unit 624, decided to again present "Americanism medal" and "achievement awards" to eighth grade students at the June commencement exercises of Roosevelt School. The Parent Teacher Association presented variety entei tainment at Its ice cut meeting. A brief biisl ness session preceded the program, which was presented by the second and eighth grade pupils with Mrs Margaret McAndrews and Miss Mary Holmes directing. Peter Egnotovich Jr. is convalescing at the home of his parents.

Mr. and Mrs. Peter Egnotovich, 136 East after an illness. Eynon Theatre Today Marta Toren, Jeff Chandler, Deported Adv. M1641 Joseph A.

Mellado, son of Mr. and Mrs. Tony Mellado. 231 Simpson has been accepted for service with the U.S. Navy.

He is stationed at Great Lakes Training Station. -g JOHN WASHO The Holy Name Society of St. Stanislaus Church will present its second annual minstrel Sunday, April 8. in North Scranton Junior High School Auditorium There will be afternoon and night performances l(ev. Kotarski, pastor arid moderator of the society, is general chairman and John Washo, president, rorhatrman Miss Vic toita Waaheleaki, director, an nounces that a dress rehearsal will he conducted Sunday evening at 7.

Uniioi ms and costumes will be furnished to the cast and chorus at the rehearsal tonight at 8.30. Assisting the chairmen are. John Anusrewskl. Peter Mnxrn, John I Even, Stanley tirlnrnvage. Paul (lonskl, Chealei Wallet J.

Malysek, John Voiimki, Adolph Kropiewnli kl, Frank Dutkirwlez, Chenier Kuelttftkl, Joseph (iall, Ed waid itaiyla and Mltharl Cn hull Church to Conduct Confirmation Service A confirmation service of those who have been accepted by the church will be conducted Sunday at 10 A.M. in Immanuel Lutheran Church. The following young people will be confirmed: Karen Ann Bossert, Ann E. Chesk, Edward W. For-nazewski, Ronald T.

Holzman, Robert R. Holzman, William J. Kropa, John C. Latniak, Ronald A. Rostal-skl, Carol A.

Schreiber, Gerald E. Simancek and Irene M. Turowski. The senior choir will sing the selection by Frederick C. Maker, Lift Up Your Heads.

The con-firmands will ing their traditional song of dedication, "Be Thop Faithful Unto Death. The sermon theme for this service will be Jesus, the King of His People, Comes Unto You. Hamburg; lb. 59c Pork Sausage lb 59c Chuck Boast lb 63c All Tender Steaks lb. 98c Bib Pork Loin Ih.

45c Moiling Meet lb 39c Canola Inilu li 1(H' No 1 Potatoes peck 48c Danafiaa 2 Ilis 2I)C Amln Milk 3 for 39c Phillips Pork Means 2 (or 23c Campbell's Tomato Soup 3 lor 33c 9 O'clock Coffee lb. 79c Sugar 5 lbs. 49c Flour 5 lbs. 49c Baby Food 6 for 59c Waldorf Tissue ea. 8c Gulbins Super Market 1502 North Main Phono 3 513fi Open l.alo Tonight, Closes fl 30 O'clock Saturday night.

Adv Mitt 11 Play Well Received Students of North Scranton Junior High School under the direction of Paul llettm gave the final pt Mentation of their Spring play, "Our Mia Brooks, last night In the school auditorium. There was a large alendance and the play was well received. Miss Eva Morgan supervised the musical program. Luncheon Tomorrow A St. Patrick's Day public luncheon will he served tomorrow at 1 P.M.

by the Martha Lewis Sunday School Class of the Dr. Jones Memorial Congregational Church in the church rooms. Miss Olive Evans is president of the class. Other Local News Notes There will be a special prayer service this evening at 7 in Providence Gospel Tabernacle of the Christian and Missionary Alliance. Edwin Stiler Hyde Park Hyde Park erans of Foreign officers last night 1027 Jackson St Kowalski, retiring rharge- Fdwin Stiler commander and will April meeting.

Cappel, senior Michael Keegan, Junior vice commander; lamia Contango, quarter master; Atlmney Fiances Valvcr do. judge advocate, and Rev. Patrick II McCormack, Si. Davids Catholic Chun chaplain. Rohrit Hi ink waa elected trustee for two years and Richard Richards for one year, County Council delegates are Anthony Cor-maci, Mr.

Cappel, James Ferrario and James Marcy. Bethania Society Lists Easter Sunrise Service The Easter sunrise worship service and breakfast sponsored by the Progressive Young Adults Society, Bethania Presbyterian Church, will be conducted at 7 in the church auditorium and social rooms. Rev. Kenneth Chittick, Princeton University, will deliver the message during the devotional period. The program will be in charge of Mrs.

Lillian C. Luther and Mrs. Megan R. Hall. Mrs.

Shirley J. Lencicki will be soloist. The breakfast will follow in the social rooms with Mrs. Hazel Davis and Mrs. Gertrude James in charge.

Willard Davis Is breakfast ticket chairman. CIMINES HYDE PARK OUR LKNTEN MENU Clam Cocktail 40c Clams, steamed. 3 doz. $1.00 Shrimp Cocktail 60c Fried Shrimp Dinner $1.25 African Lobster $1.23 Halibut Steak $1 00 Fillet of Cod 90c Fillet of Haddock 90c Fish Chips 60c Sarvad Daily 4:30 P.M. to 1 AM.

Television Adv. M16-tl Church Activities Women's Missionary Society. First Welsh Baptist. Church, will meet tonight at 7 45 at the home of Mrs. Walter Dlckman, 1332 West Gibson St Mrs.

Robert Justin, president, Ahington Missionary Society, will speak. Mr. T. Telflon Richards will preside and Mrs. Margaret Jenkins will lead devotions I ha Choir, Slmpaon Methodist Church, will meet tonight at tf 45 and the Senior Choir at 7 30 In the church aoclal rooms with David E.

Coigly In charge. The Easter cantata, The Glory of Easter," will he rehearsed tonight at 7.43 by the Senior Choir, Jackson Street Baptist Church, in the church room. Thom N. Eld-wards Jr. is director.

Miss Isabelle H. Jack and Miss Jesse Bergen, missionaries from South America, will speak at the Senior Women' Missionary Society Monday at 8 P.M. in the social room of Jackson Street Baptist Church. Mr. Joseph P.

SweeUer will prlde. Lenten Reading Sunday At Methodist Church A Lenten reading, Mary," Stiolan Asch, will be presented to the public Sunday at 8 30 PM in St. Pauls Methodist Church, Prospect Ave. and Birch St. by Mrs.

Jacob Schumacher. The Womens Society of Christian Service of which Mrs. Schu macher is president, is sponsoring the reading. The Chancel Choir will sing during the program. A silver offering will be received.

SEIFERT BROTHERS VALSPAR PAINT STORE Now Is the Time to Buy Your Marine Paint. 409-411 Cedar Av. Phon 2-4018. Adv M16-19-21 23 26d28 t6 CHINCHILLA Chinchilla PTA Meeting Set for Monday Night Chinchilla Parent-Teacher Aori atlon will meet Monday at 8 I in the Reboot. Mra Clayton Nyhai will preside.

Dr. Steven Rosenthal, Scranton pediat rirmn, will speak on the sub ject, Emotional Mahilitv Mia (ilcmlon Hire will guest aolojst Mother a of foul I grade children will lie hoslesnes with Mia It It Atherlon ehaiiman Mir will be assisted by Mrs Alfred Cook, Mrs. Oscar A Dellert, Mra 1 Robert N. Stanton, Mrs. Sigmund! Stanwyck and Mrs John Rasmus sen.

I Card of Thank I wish to thank all those who so kindly assisted me during my recent bereavement Robert Caswell Adv -Mltttl Chinchilla Naw Notaa I Chinchilla Methodisst Church will serve breakfast following the, Easter Sunday Sunrise Service in, the church The breakfast will be sponsored (i die Y011II1 Fellow 1 slilp Reset val Ions cun be made with Miss Virginia ItHlimonil The First Womens Republican, Club will meet tonight at at 136 1 Burcher St Mra Whitney Da vis, Mrs. Hell Tiffany and Miss Betty Winebrake will he hostesses Mrs. Blaneh Barnes will preside, Pvt. Kenneth Travia has returned to Fort Benning, following a 10-day furlough which he spent here with his mother, Mrs Daisy Tuttle, Burcher St. The worldwide communion Sunday will be observed at the church Sunday at 10 A M.

The Ladies Guild will meet to night at 8 in Puritan Congrega tional Church. SPRINGVILLE SPRINGVILLE The monthly meeting of-the Diroock-Springville PTA was held at Dimock Monday evening. Mrs. Homer Green presided. Devotions were conducted by Rev.

John Powell. There were panel discussions. Refreshments were served. Mrs. Arthur Clink, Mrs.

Shirley Stephens and Harris Stephens were Binghamton visitors Thursday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Lee were overnight gucats of Prof, and Mr. Learn at Palmertoc Wednesday JUkAAAAAAAAJU.