The Plain Speaker from Hazleton, Pennsylvania • Page 19

THE PLAIN SPEAKER, HAZLETON, FRIDAY AFTERNOON, JANUARY 20, 1956 PAGE 19 Three New Directors Named At Skating Revue Will Benefit March Of Dimes TODAY'S TELEVISION PROGRAMS Lat Minute Program Changes Cannot Be Included Child Care Center Annual Meeting The Child Care Center, a Red Rev. John Chervick, pastor of Ss. Peter and Paul'3 Lutheran Church, and Haegele introduced the guests. 9 10 10 11 11 11 1 1:00 Truth or Consequences 2 :30 Llfs of Riley 2 Big Story 3 9:30 -Star Stags 5 10:00 Boxing 5 10:45 Let's Talk Sports 11 Weather 11 :15 Jimmy Powers Sports 11:21 Tonight 4 1:00 Count Sheep 4 4 :30 Playhouse of Star :0 The Lineup :30 Person to Person :00 News Whistler :45 Showtime 22 :00 Late Late Show Tomorrow :25 News :30 Gene Autry Show :30 Captain- Kangaroo :30 Winky Dink and You :00 Mighty Mouse Show 30 Junior Jamboree :30 Captain Midnight Film Feature :4 5 Basketball prevua :00 Pro basketball :00 Dr. Spook :30 Sports film :00 I'va Got A Secret WCAC Channel II :00 Brighter fa.j :1 The Secret Storm :30 On Tour Account :00 Roy Rogers-Gens Autry Theatrt :00 The Adventurer :20 News If CBS Channel I tori City 4 :00 Brighter Day 4:15 Secret Storm On Vour Account 8:00 Late Matinee 6 :00 News and SporU 6:15 Early Show 7:10 Rain or Shin 7:15 CBS New :30 Ad ventures of Champion 1 :00 Mama :30 Our Miss Brooks 8 :00 Crusader 9 :29 Playhouse of Stars The Line-TTP 10 -30 Person to Person 1 1 :00 News 11:10 Weather and Sports 11 .15 Late Show 12 :.10 Late I -ate Show i :00 Late News 2:05 Give Us This Day Tomorrow These included Mrs.

Joseph Par-ente, president of the Center's Parents Club; Miss Maude Phillips, executive director; Mrs. Anna Schutter, cook; and Miss Catherine Lenihan, assistant helper. John Gould, chairman, presented the nominating report, and members of the Woman's Auxiliary of St. Peter's Church served a roast beef dinner. The floral decorations were donated by the Parents' Club.

sermonetts 6:30 Modern Farmer 7 Saturday :30 Double 2 Ranch Club 9 Theatrs 9 Andy Devine's Gang 6 10 :00 Children's Corner 6 Lee Show 7 7 1 1 :30 Paul Wlnchell Show 8 12:00 Choose Up Sides 8 II :30 Cavalcade of Prog- 9 ress :25 Mr. Flilt :30 Tops In Pops! News :00 Boston Black! :30 Crunch and Des :00 Mama :30 Our Miss Brooks :00 Crusader :30 Playhouse of Stars :00 The Lineup :30 Person to Person :10 Weatherman :15 Sports Final :25 That Man McMahon :30 The Whistler :00 Midnight News :05 Popular Theatre. 1 :00 Home Gardener and 10 Hanrtvmnn KVtntv :30 Cartoonland :0 Saturday Matinee :00 College basketball Stars in Revue :00 Stu Erwin Show :30 Championship Bowling WBHE Channel II Hllkes-Barre :00 Date Wltn Life 15 Modern Romances :30 Oueen For A Day .00 Pinky Lee Doody :00 Little Rascals :30 News .00 Mr. District Atty. :30 Eddie Fisher Tim :45 News Caravan :00 Truth or Feather agency, named three new directors, re-elected officers and directors, and heard a talk by Miss Sara Fair, regional supervisor of children's work for the Department of Welfare, during its eighth annual dinner last night.

President Fred Haegele served as chairman for the meeting held at St. Peter's Episcopal Church parish house. Newly elected as directors were Mrs. Joseph Jamelli, Miss Ida Gilbert, and Miss Kitty Kahler. Directors who were re-elected were Miss Charlotte Koehler, John Gould, Mrs.

Lavinia Mauer, Miss Sue Tinner, and Mrs. Frances Hovenstine. The officers, all re-named, are Haegele, president; Miss Eugenie Bigelow, vice president; Mrs. Burt Roth, secretary; and Mrs. Karl Goedecke, treasurer.

Help With Problems In her talk, Miss Fair noted that community social agencies can aid parents with their responsibilities to their children but cannot assume the full share of the burden. A day care center located in the area, she said, often helps a dependent child to remain at home in such cases where a parent must be hospitalized or away from the home. Another aid is the home-making service, she said, in which agencies provide a woman to go 1 :30 Playhouse Four 2 Union Searchlight 2 :30 Operation Success 3:00 Pro basketball :00 Ask The Camera 10 12 12 :30 Bowling DELAYED GRADUATION Bangor, Mich. (JF) Mrs. Mildred Correia has finally received her college degree 33 years after starting classes.

Mrs. Correia finished her sophomore year in 1924. Then, in 1943, she was paralyzed in both legs from polio and resumed her studies via correspondence courses. Now she has graduated from the University of Illinois just ahead of her 20-year-old daughter, Betty, a junior at Northwestern Tomorrow :50 Music :00 Saturrlav Western Tomorrow 4:50 Prevues 6.o5 Give L's This Day 7:00 Cartoon Carnival :00 Hickory Dickory Dock 1 :30 On' The Carousel 9 Captain Kangaroo 10:30 Winky Dink and Vou 11:00 Mighty Mouse Show 11 Texas Rangers 12:00 Big Top 1 :00 Lone Ranker 1 Captain Midnight 2 :09 Late Matinee :00 College Basketball 4 Cartoon Carnival 6:00 Late Matinee 6:39 Annie Oakley 6 :00 News vTPT2 Channel I Philadelphia 4:00 Date With Life 4 Modern Koniancfs 4:30 yueen For A Day 6:00 Pinky Lee 6-30 Howdy Doody 6 :00 Fun House 8:30 Six Gun Cinema 7 :25 News Fisher Show 7:45 News Caravan 5 :00 Truth or Consequences 1:30 Life of Rilsy Genetti's 15th St. Super Market Open Daily 9 a.

m. to 9 p. m. i "'r iijiiii imwm ii i iu urn i rv iriiiiiiiiiin'" Adv. :00 Our Gang Comedies 8 Willie's Wonderland 9 :00 Carny the Clown 9 :30 Superman Cartoons 10 :45 Funny Flickers 10 :00 Andy Devine's Gang 11 Texas Rangers" 11 :00 The Big Top 11 :00 The Lone Ranger :30 Robin Roberts :00 Mystery Theatre 10 00 Terry and the Tirates 10 :30 Cowboy G-Men 11 Kid 11 :30 Gene Autry Show 12 :00 The Lucy Show 12 :30 Annie Oakley 1 :00 Soldiers of Fortune 1 3 WSBF Channel 12 6 Blnghamton, Si.

V. 6 :00 Brighter Day Secret Storm Ranch Club :00 Mickey Mouse Club 8 :00 Sports and News :15 Carroll Caravan Weathet :30 Superman 7 Flans rm 7 This is a portion of the cast of roller skaters who will join in a ballet and skating revue for the benefit of the March of Dimes at the Arcadia Roller Rink. In the Oriental costumes are Cynthia Cassarella (left) and Jamie Malatack. Back row, from left: Judith Vito, Rosemary Pecci, James Yaceino, Carol Pora and Anette DeCosmo. Kneeling are Carl Schmeer (left) and Corry Sheridan.

I New Appointments Maximum Comfort To be announced WFIL Chan Bel 4 Philadelphia 5:00 Mickey Mouse Club 6 :00 Television Newsreel the Weather? 6:15 Gene Autry 6:45 Range Rider 7:15 John Daly; Kewa 7 and Harriet 8 :30 Crossroads 9-00-Dollar A Second Vise 10:00 Kthel and Albert 10 :30 Diamond Theatre 11:45 Lea Paul-Mary Ford 11:50 Rainbow Theatre 12 :00 Television Newsreel 12: 10-What's ths Weather! 12:15 Beulah Tomorrow 8 Persons 8 :30 The Christophers 9 :30 Hopalong Cassidy, 10:30 Serial Theatre 1 1 :15 Rainbow Theatrs 3 1 :30 Sports Clinic 12:00 Guild Plavhouss 3:00 Tom's Foolery 4 :9 -Channel 6 Cinema 5:30 Beauty Hints 6 :00 Television Newsreel WGAL Oannrl I La Bra iter 4:00 Date With Llfs 4 Secret Storm 4 :30 On Vour Account 6:00 Secret File 6 :30 Howdy Doody 6:00 The Cisco Kid 6 :30 Sports Desk 6 .40 Weatherman News 4 Regional News 7:00 Orzie and Harriet into the home and supervise the children and duties. Flutophone Band During the program, children! 1 GL 4-4621 MI Free Parking The Big Story 9:30 Star Stage 10 Madinon 8tiart Garden Show 11 :00 News Professional Free' Style Peter J. Mussoline, professional instructor. Comedians Herbert Keenapple and Maurice Albee. Grand Finale Entire cast.

Monthly Bath TONITE and SATURDAY from the fourth grade of the D. A. Harmon school entertained with selections on the flutophone. This instrument aids a teacher in discovering musical ability in a child and a school in selecting children For Russians -Saw JACKRABBIT CAPITAL Jordan, Mont. (JP) This small Moscow, Jan.

20. (P) You can Consequences :30 Life of Riley :00 The Big Story :30 Star Stage .00 Boxing :45 To Be Announced :00 News and Sports :20 Life With Elisabeth :30 Tonight Tomorrow :00 Children's Corner :30 Pinky Lee Show :00 Fury :30 Paul Winchell show :00 Choose Up Sides :30 Mr. Wixard Ho :45 Fortune Theatr :00 Pro basketball :00 W-Bar-E Ranch :00 David Blight Show WIIK Channel 14 Wilkes. Harre 00 Mickey Mouse Club :00 Gene Autry :30 Carousel :00 News and Weather John Daly; New :30 Rln-Tin-Tin :00 Ozzie and Harriet 30 Crossroads :00 Dollar A Second :30 The Vise :00 Ethel and Albert :30 Inner Sanctum :00 News :10 Weather Report :1 5 Theatre Time Tomorrow :00 Marsha's Showtime :30 Buckskin Jim Rumpus Room :00 Range Ririt-r :30 Hopalong Cassidy. :00 Dance Studio WHCM Channel II Reading 13 Secret Storm :30 Film Feature :00 Mickey Mouse Club Llttl Rascals :36 Mit Mr.

Music :00 Distress Area CBS News :30 Adventures of Champion :00 Mama our Miss Brooks :00 The Crusader :30 Crossroads The Pendulum Person to Person Feature Playhouse Tomorrow OA Cinema Theatre for special instruction. Montana town once called "the have a bath once a month if you live in Barnaul in the Altai territory near the Outer Mongolian bor '7 most lonesome town in the United States," has so many rabbits that With the theme "We will skate tonight so that others may walk tomorrow," a group of skaters and dancers will present a review for the benefit of the March of Dimes at 8 p. m. Saturday at the Arcadia Roller Rink, North Pine street. The production is under the direction and supervision of Peter J.

Mussoline. Others assisting in the production are Miss Connie Sheridan, makeup; Mrs. Sophia Pecci, costumes, and Roland Mu-mie, music direction. The program will be as follows: Drill Corps Cory Sheridan, Rosemary Pecci, Carl Schmeer, Carol Pora, Vincent Grego, Annette DeCosmo, James Yaceino, Judy Vito. Old Smoothies Lois Benscoter and Maurice Albee.

it claims to be the jackrabbit cap tiunt sun PLUS der. There aren't enough public bath houses to go around. OUT OF THE In Tashkent, Uzbekistan, it takes ital of the world. One shipper sent 17,000 rabbits to market, but old timers claim as many jack-rabbits are on hand now as there ever were. The student leader of the band was Kenneth Hughes, and the students were instructed by Miss Elsie Hochella, instrumental teacher in the city schools.

They were under the direction of Miss Elizabeth Guckavan. John Harris, of Hazleton High School, played a trumpet solo. He was accompanied on the piano by Ernestine Loewer. The invocation was given by two or three months to have a suit made. TIEIIAGE 11 :10 Hpoits 11 15 Weather li-JO-Talk o( llis Towo 11 :39 Tonight I :1" News 1 Thought for Tomorrow Tomorrow 1 Thought for Today Cartoon Comics 8cott Children's Show Storybook House 10:00 Children's Corner 10 .30 Pinky Show 1 1 11:30 Paul Winchetl Show 1 Choose I Sides 12:80 Charm Headquarters 12 :4." Headlines on i'srad 1 Progress 1 :30 Hollywood Playhouss I basketball 6:00 P.es Trailer 6: JO Hoy I'D fun House.

WBCA CnssBfl 4 ew fork City 4 With Life 4 Modern Romances 4 yueen For A ly 6:00 Pinky Lee 6.30 Howdy I'oody 4 00 Jung 6:30 Insult NBC And in Penza, 350 miles south 7:30 Kddis Fisher Tims 7 News Caravan 1:60 Truth or Consequences :30 1.1 fa Ilitt.M :30 Eddie Fisher Tim :45 News Caravan :00 Mama :30 Our Miss Brooks 10 :30 Playhous of Stars 18 :00 Boxing :45 Red Barber Corner :00 News :1 Feature Movie Tomorrow Prevuri anil weather :30 Mr. Wizard :00 Texas Rangers 5 30 Captain Midnight :00 Rln Tin Tin To be announced Top :00 FurT Sky" King 4 :00 Champion Bowling 4 .00 Pro basketball 6 :00 Super Circus 6 Wyatte Earp 6 :00 Otii and Harriet 7 7 ffOBI-Chssnel II 7 SrrsBtos :00 -Brighter Day I Secret Storm :3 On Vour Account 9 :00 Junior Jamboree 9 lir-st of the West 10 Show 10 MS CBS News 11 CRIME I'M i east of Moscow, you have to spend "much time and strength" to haye 7:45 Only I a pair of shoes repaired or a patch If you traveled directly north from wherever you are standing, and another person in another part of the world also traveled directly north, your paths would meet at put on the seat of your pants. That, says the official Soviet gov-! Tapping Away Richard Qrimooi4 ernment newspaper Izvestia, is North Pole. C3 Imperial and 'B" Waltz Dance Sthe typical of the poor state of public services in scattered parts of the Anna Marie Hallick and Ed Dur-j ishin. Soviet Union.

:0 Ths Big Story 9:30 Star Stags 19:00 HoxinR Red Harber Corner 11 :00 World 11 Regional News 11:15 Damon Runyon Show 11 Tonight Tomorrow Morning Melody 6:30 Covered Wagon Theatre 9:39 Texas Rangers 10 Percy 1'lst) pus King 1 1 Furv Paul Show lJ Top 1 :00 Lons Ranger. Umbrella Skaters Cynthia Cas "Many have been made Free Parking GL 4-7711 T7 ITT! fTi Til sarella and Jamie Malatack. on the need to streamline public Free Style Skating Cory services and many good decisions have been made at sessions of local fUnllU.U TONIGHT and SAT. IN THE TRADITION OF Weather :f.O News Sciencs Fiction Theatre 7 .:0 Fisher Tims 7:4 News Caravan Adventures of champion 8 Mama 2 Our Miss Brooks 3 9 :0 Crusader 5 Can-Can comedian dance Schmeer and Robert Lozosky. Colipge baketball 00 Saturilay Theatre THE MOVIES GREATEST Society Blues Lois Benscoter, CAPITOL r-i ai; I 1 JilMLLr.lt a.

rice Albee, Herbert Keenapple and "FOOTSTEPS IN ci it. Understated Empire Line Will Continue In 1956 Cotton Frocks RADIO THE FOG" Soviets, but what good are all these decisions and all this talk if they are not backed up by practical results?" Izvestia said. Reverting to Tashkent, Izvestia cited the case of one resident, Bel-ikov, who ordered a double-breasted suit at tailor shop No. 2 in the main Uzbek department store. "When he came to collect it," the paper said, "all he received was a single-breasted jacket.

"This is intolerable." Modern jazz Rosemary Pecci. Skater's, March Carol Pora and with STEWART GRANGER keeps her bustline up. Her colors are amaryllis pink and pea green. James Yaceino. Acrobatics Richard Schmeer.

jj Free style Ed Durishin. j5 Hawaiian Dance Rosemary Pecci. I Rome, Jan. 20. Understated empire, the most successful line! introduced by Italian dressmakers last season, promises to continue in cotton frock in JEAN SIMMONS ADDED FEATURE "APACHE AMBUSH" Starring 1 BILL WILLIAMS Pushed-up bosoms, banded and; Chinese Dance Jamie Malatack and Cynthia Cassarella.

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That's what willing-to-talk designers nay of the spring-summer collections being shown today. Buyers from all parts of the world, including many from the United States, will be on hand. Dressmakers who were all out for the Empress Josephine effect before make no secret of intention to persist in- its romantic ultra-femininity. Houses that didn't follow the trend at the last showings are more mysterious about their plans. Eleanora Garnett, exponent of Empire, says, "a line doesn't change in the spring if it was any Wow 0 For "Fullest Expression" Cattinoni is for "fullest expression of empire," calling it "a great line that everybody loves." She claims it's good even on chubby; clients.

Adding lots of pleats, Gat-tinoni is concentrating on cotton in yellow, pale blue, white and grey. Simonetta wont divulge ideas or colors but candidly say, "a spring line is the evolution of a winter line." A second edition of her pure empire "Desiree" will probably carry the super-elevated bosom into heachwear. Silent on his collection, Schu-hcrth, never a treTid follower, hints at an entirely new line. "The woman, her form, her colors all question marks," says dramatic Emilio Federico, "but she will be a strange an! voluptuous figure," More informative, Fontana admits changing to a very narrow silhouette with unexpected fullness afforded by panels that soften the severity. Farma rose, a violet-pink, is the Fontana spring color.

To Suit All Tastes Mingolini-Guggenheim promise a collection "to suit all tastes," emphasizing three-piece outfits that transform readily from daytime to evening costumes. They like to trim with artificial flowers, favor flame red, white, green and grey. Carosa eases the studied elegance of her most recent presentation to make her offerings "more spirited and free for the summer." Designer Princess Giovanna Garac-ciolo says, "the infinite variety of light fabrics and colors inspires capricious design." Carosa will use ivory, pale yellow and beige, with red for touches on black and Navy. Rome is still fighting to become the Italian Paris but rival florence refuses to give ground. 0 STARTS SATURDAY NAMED CO-CHAIRMAN Joseph L.

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