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MOUNT CARMEL ITLM MOUNT CARMEL, FRIDAY, APRIL 27, 1945. PAGE THREE. A since sleepwalker Isnt really asleep, he can see, bear, and feeL A shrew is a small mammal, or a scolding woman. The Carmelite Weekly Odorisszi, Mrs. Harold Rhodes, Mrs.

Harry Zaneilo. Less than $1.00 Total $1.76. CORRECTION Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Helwig of Aristes contributed $5.03 instead of $3.00, Ross Weller was not listed contributed $1.00 Donations To Red Cross War Fund WEST ATLAS $5.00 Louis Pizzoli, Connie Ficca.

$3.00 Joseph Latorre. $1.00 Louis Negri, Fred Alexander, Mrs. Joseph Yatishak, Ben Bridy, Joseph Benedettl, David Pizzoli Mrs. Rose Pizzoli, Mrs. Carmella DeFrancesco, Jeanette Rossi, Jos 1945.

VOL. X. NO. 33. SHOP SATURDAY News of Mount Carmel High School, Written by Pupils.

FRIDAY, APRIL 27. Weekly Resume of EDITOR-IN-CHIEF Thomas Snyder '45 REPORTERS Anna Rudock '46 Arthur Schaffer '46 ITFISTS RUa Homitz Barbara Luchniok Jean Moore Mary Lou Moraski Anna Okopinskl Anna Sadusky Margaret -Sarisky Ramona Savulis Doris Schucker Mary Sekletar Ecrothy Semicek Anna Waldron Margaret Wardrop GIRLS' RAYON PANTIES Half Elastic French Leg. Sizes to 14. 42 Gauge RAYON HOSE Full Fashioned, Good Spring Shades. Well Fitting.

Extra Long Length Only. MEN'S WORK SHIRTS Fine Quality Blue Cotton. Sanforized Shrunk. WARDROBE CLOSET Large Size, Firmly Constructed. Hinged Door.

eph Altomare, Amelia Postal, Stella Nolter, Steve SosnoskI, Reno Bridy, Henry Fracalossi Emilia Emil, Fred Stanker, Matt Lobis, Arthur Chini, Mr. and Mrs. Richard Men-apace, Stanley Grochowskl, Louis Augustine, Joel BBBarbacovi, Peter Ibanaz, Walter Diclementi, Edward Shukitt, Mrs. Joseph Menapace, Euphemia Sclcchitano, Alice Haf-fey, Genny Bubernack, Demko Horoschak, Mr. and Mrs.

Russel Harner, Theresa Kowalovick, Vie-to rDirienzo, Mrs. Joseph Carbacio, Mrs. Daniel Antonio. Contributions less than $1.00 j. Total $17.25.

DOOLEYVILLE $1.25 CONTRIBUTIONS Mrs. Peter Toland. $1.00 Mrs. Philip Acciavatti, Mrs. John Buick, Mrs.

Nicholas Fobia, Mrs. Francis Martin, Mrs. Germano JOE BRAD.LEY Insurnce Agency Bonds, Insurance Real Estate 1 WEST AVENUE Phone 321 DINNER SET 32 -Pieces Sen-ice for 6. Gold Border, Floral Pattern in Center. May, 1945 Calendar Tuesday, May 1 Track meet at CJf Monday, Ma.y" 7, 9 A.

M. Artist I Course! Liquid Air. Friday, May 11, 8 A. M. Senior Exams begin.

Saturday, May 12, 1 P. M. Williams port, here Dual Track meet. Monday, May 14 Senior Exams. Seventh War Loan Drive begins.

Tuesday, May 15, 9 A. M. Distribution of Caps and Gowns and Commencement tickets. Wednesday, May 16, 9 A. M.

Baccalaureate and Class Day Re-, Thursday, May 17, 9 A. M. Baccalaureate and Class Day Rehearsal. Friday, May 18, 9 A. M.

Class Day Exercises. Saturday, May 19, 1 P. M. District Track meet at Williamsport. 8 P.

Senior Farewell Dance. Sunday, May 20, 8:15 P. M. Baccalaureate. Monday, May 21, 9 A.

M. Commencement Rehearsal. WASTE BASKETS Large Size; Sturdy Construction. Mexican Trim. Beautiful' Calendar For Week MONDAY, APRIL 30 P.

M. Camelite Meeting, Room 314. TCESDAY, MAY 1 9.00 A. M. Bond and Stamp Sale in all the Homerooms.

1:00 P. Weekly News Due. P. M. Camelite Typists.

Room 314. 4:00 P. M. Glee Club Rehearsal. WEDNESDAY, MAY 2 9:00 P.

M. Glee Club Concert for Students. THURSDAY, MAY 3 4:00 P. M. Camera Club, Room 303.

8:00 P. Club Concert for General Public. FRIDAY, MAY 9:00 A. M. Combined Assembly.

4:00 P. M. Traffic Tribunal, Room 305. SATURDAY, MAY 5 8:00 P. M.

to 11:30 P. Prom. Alumni News 'Clarence Heiser, a graduate of 1941, is now stationed In Germany. It was reported that he was slightly wounded. James Jones, a graduate of 1936, is home on a furlough.

He will report back to Alabama after his leave. Andrew Yenelevich, a graduate of 1944, is stationed in Ohio. He is in the U. S. Air Force Cadets.

Billy Williams, a graduate of 1943, is stationed somewhere, in Germany. He Is in the U. S. Army. Levi Shuler, a graduate of 1935, is now stationed in Belgium.

TSgt. Edward Chranosky, a graduate of Mount Carmel High, has been awarded the Purple Heart after being wounded in Germany. Seaman Joe Kobi, member of the Class of '44, is in San Francisco. Seaman Williams, a graduate of the Class of '44, visited our school this week. Max Pedergnana, a graduate of the Class of '44, has received a 10-day furlough.

He has completed his basic training at Camp Robinson. 2nd Lt. Margaret Devine, a graduate of Mount Carmel High, Is stationed at the Woodrow Wilson Hospital jn Staunton, Va. Albert VLsintainer, a graduate of Mount Carmel High School, Class of 1944 has received a furlough. Seaman Carl Ruths, a graduate of Mount Carmel High School is now spending a few days in Mount Carmel.

John Semicek, a graduate of 1942, is serving in the Seabees, and is now overseas. William Herwtg, a graduate of 1944, is now serving somewhere overseas with the Army Transport Command. Jack Roadarmel, a graduate of 1945, is now at State College taking the U. S. Army specialized Seaman Albert Belkoskie, a graduate of the Class of 1944, has been changed from Bainibridge, Maryland, to Oklahoma.

Stan Nafusewicz, a graduate of 1944, is stationed in Texas. He is serving with the Army Air Force Cadets. Leonard Rodak, a graduate of 1943, is. serving with the U. S.

Navy overseas. Jean Adams, a graduate of 1942, is serving with the Nurse Corps in a hospital at Lancaster. Robert a graduate of 1914, is serving with the U. S. Lieutenant Bakey Overseas 29 Months Charles Bakey, son of Mr.

and Mrs. Charles Bakey, formerly of this city, now of Washington, D. who is a first lieutenant in the Engi neer Corps, has been serving ver-seas 29 months. No wartime restrictions have been placed on hunters In British Colum bia, Canada. LOCAL WOMEN GET THOUSANDS OF EXTRA RED POINTS Every day, precious red points are being paid to housewives who turn in used fats to their butchers.

Becauss this country is faced with a possible fat shortage, these used kitchen fats are even more urgently needed to make medicines, synthetic rubber, gunpowder, soaps, paints and a hundred other essentials on the battlefield and home front. Every woman can help towards final Victory by saving every drop of used fats each time she cooks. Even a spoonful is worth salvaging. Won't you keep saving until final Victory over both Germany and Japan? oo MONTH-END Tuesday, May 22, 8 P. M.

Commencement Exercises. Saturday, May 26 State Track meet at State College. Monday, May 28 Final Examinations. Tuesday, May 29 Final Examinations. Wednesday, May 30-Memoria': Day No School.

Thursday, May 31 Final Examinations. Friday, June 1 School Closes. State Scholarship Test at Reduced For Quick Clearance ww i Navy at Shoemaker, California. John Mazur, a graduate of 1944, is serving the U. S.

Navy. He was recently home on a week-end leave. Lillian Schucker, a graduate of 1944, is serving with the Cadet Nurse Corps. She, was home on a furlough. Harry Stcffanick, a graduate of 1940, is serving with the TJ.

S. Navy at Norfolk, Virginia. He was recently home on a 48-hour leave. William Schuck, a graduate of 1944, is now serving with the U. S.

Navy verse as Robert a graduate of 1944, is home on a furlough. He Is serv ing with the U. S. Army. Victor Klimovicz, a' graduate of 1944, is stationed somewhere in France.

He is in the U. S. Army. Albert Horsfleld, a graduate of 1944, is serving with the U. S.

Navy at San Francisci, California. Charles Remaley, a graduate of 1944, is Stationed at Bainbridge, Maryland. He is serving with the U. S. Navy.

Edward Marcinkoski, a. graduate of 1944, is now. serving with the TJ. S. Navy overseas.

Eugene Kornaski, a graduate of 1944, is serving with tne U. S. Navy at Bainbridge, Maryland. CAMERA CLUB An important meeting of the Camera Club was held on Thurs day at four o'clock in Room 303. The Camera Club pins were order ed at this time.

They will arrive before the senior vacation GLEE CLUB The Girls Club held three meet ings this week in the auditorium, each at four o'clock. They are pre paring for the annual spring con cert. The date has been decided upon as Wednesday, May 2nd- for students; Thursday, May 3rd for the general public. The price of admission is ten cents for students and thirty-five cents for adults. BONDS AND STAMPS The weekly sale of Bonds and Stamps was held on Tuesday at 9:00 A.

M. in all of the homerooms. Mr. Nelson's homeroom sold "the largest amount for the day with a total of $49.75. The sum total sold to date for the 1944-1945 school term is now $21,640.65.

ENTERS ARMY Joseph Shupinski, a member of the Senior Class has entered the United States Army. He reported for duty on Thursday of this week. Good luck to you. The faculty and student body wish to express their deepest sympathy to Mr. and Mrs.

McHail in their recent bereavement. BOYS HEALTH CLASSES During the past week the boys health classes have been studying and practicing artificial respiration. SOUVENIRS The Senior Class of Miss How-plstoi, a German helmet, and a pitsol, a Germa nhelmet, and a German radio tube on exhibition in their class on Monday. glorious AND jpp torn now Following contributions to the Red Cross War Loan from Mount Carmel persons, professional group here, "Pre-Vue Sportswear employes, gifts from Wilburton, West Atlas, and Dooleyville. $10.00 Hack's, P.

A. Stief and Sons. S5.00 J. Powis, Michael Moraskie, Dondero Estate. $2.00 Clem Sentkowskl.

$1.00 Williard Wert, Masueto Bridy, Paul Joseph Patrick, Pete Dorkoski, Mary Lyons, Edna Tos- tanskie. PROFESSIONAL GROUP $25.00 Dr. H. A. Decker.

$10.00 Dr. James A. Morrison, Dr. H. L.

Logan, Dr: Paul A. Schneider, Dr. M. M. Ufberg, Dr.

Gergen. $6.00 Atty. Charles Reitz. $5.00 Dr. H.

H. Maginnis, Dr. M. L. Harter, Dr.

Charles Feifer, Dr. J. P. Morrison, Dr. J.

L. Hinkle, Mrs. Lillian Ufberg, Miss Anna Wojcek, Miss Edna Seitzinger. PRE-VUE SPORTSWEAR S2.0C Victoria McAllister. $1.00 Helen Slrecker, Frances Remash, Lillian Olshefski, Sophie Orzel, Irene Jean Andrulewicz, Clara Shultz, Lena Muarchi, Myrtle Vos- cavage, Elizabeth Schuck, Anna Ga.vincwicz, Eleanor Nobie, Veronica Boleski, Mary Fedorehuck, Pearl George, Cecile Minishak, Sa-bina Zedanowich, Audray Wisdo, Dorothy Karvar, Regina Detz, Florence Frank, Jean Rufnak, Helen Karvitsky, Mary Bernos, Margaret Savage, Martha Hutneck, Lillian Belfonti, Helen Victor, Ruth Bradley, Anna Bednarczyk.

Cash contributions less than $1.00 Total WILBURTON $5.00 Frank Stibitz, Wilbert Larzelere. $1.00 John Curran, Jack Owns, Leo Stibitz, Fred Klischer, Hobart Erch, John Barr, James Cartwright, Elizabeth Cartwright, Edward Quinn, Charles Kemerer, John Anthony, Mrs. Earl Friday, Lois Erassinjton, John Linithy, Mrs. Mary Madara, Violet Fetterman, Mr. I.

K. Beaner, Helen O'Donnell, Miss Hazel Jasper. Contributions less than Total $6.00. BIG PARTY 8:00 Sharps TONIGHT CLOVER HOSE CO. iamonds FOREVER 1 a1 .49 49 90 SPREADS side bed woven price.

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