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PAGE 16 THE PLAIN SPEAKER, HAZLETON, PA. FRIDAY AFTERNOON, JULY 25, 1952. i mixwn An XOIIT1I SIDE NEWS McADOO AiD SOUTH SIDE NEWS LOUIS SAUERS, Correspondent 53 North Tamaqua Street, McAdoo Telephone 9-2661 Leave Items at the Standard Drug Store, Candy Kitchen. FIDC Presents Annual Report Seven additional pledges totalling $600 to the "Jobs for Men" cam Phone 497-J If Daughter Baptized Linda Susan, infant daughter of Mr. and Mrs.

Richard MeGeehan, of rear South Tamaqua street, was baptized on Sunday morning in St. Patrick's Church. Celebrates Birthday Jane Beth Kuchar, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Michael Kuchar, of 86 North Tamaqua street, is celebrating her second birthday today, July 25.

3f 3ft 3ft 3ft Dance Tonight, Saturday The VFW Post of McAdoo will sponsor dancing at the home to-night and tomorrow night, with music by the Gabe Flint Quartet. 3f 3f 3f 3f Pirohi Sale The ladies of St. Mary's Ukrainian Catholic Church will conduct a pirohi sale in the church auditorium on West Blaine street, commencing at noon and con. tinuing throughout the afternoon, Sfi Ifi Pilgrimage To St. Ann's Shrine The Holy Rosary Lodge and the Ladies of St.

Cunegunda's Church, are planning a pilgrimage to St, Ann's Shrine in Scranton on Saturday, July 26th. The chartered bus will leave from in front of the church on East Washington THE FOURTH IN PUERTO RICO Float commemorating V. S. approval of the new constitution of Puerto Rico is feature of San Juan parade celebrating Independence Day. BEAVER MEADOWS Named To Head Police Order Harrisburg, July 25.

(IP) An Allegheny county motorcycle pa trees in a garden in town and another observer stated that he found 12 dead birds on his lawn after the storm. Minor League Games Tomorrow morning at the Little League field site, the Dodgers and Giants will clash at 10 o'clock. This game was moved up one hour, having been previously scheduled to be played at 11 o'clock. Bell-Moritt Meeting A meeting of the Bell-Moritt employes will be held tonight at 7:30 o'clock in St. Ann's band rooms, Ridge street.

Leaders ask all members to be present. Play Kis-Lyn Tuesday Bob Luckenbill's Freeland High Junior Aces will meet the Kis-Lyn baseball team at Drums next Tuesday and Thursday. The local team gained a 4 to 3 win in a game this week and also hold one previous victory over the Kis-Lyn lads. Freeland-MMI Battle Jack Gallagher's Freeland team and the M. M.

I. charges of Henry Anderson are scheduled to meet this evening at, 5:15 o'clock in an important Freeland Elks League haseball fame at the M. M. I. field.

M. M. I. will eo all out for paign were received during the year ending April 18, 1952, according to a report submitted at the regular meeting of the board of directors of the Freeland Industrial Development Corporation held in June. The report was made public by Lambert E.

Broad, secretary. A table of income and expenses for the period April 19, 1951, to April 16, 1962, was reported as follows: Income: Cash balance April 19, 1952 $3,684.03 Payments on pledges 4,010.17 Bell-Moritt rental pay ments (four months), January to April, inclusive 3,492.52 Total $11,186.72 Expenses: Final payment to archi tect and building contractor, interest on part payment of bank loans, additional grading of and construction of South street drainage ditch $10,319.72 Cash balance, April 16, .1952 866.97 'At the meeting, it was stressed that the repayments on the $30,000 Bank loans which were made last year have been accomplished through monies which have been received from pledgers who have not yet completed their pledges, and from monthly rentals received from the occupant of the factory building. Monthly rentals were originally expected to accumulate funds for further industrial activity, and officers stated that it is regrettable that the money from rents now being received must be used to apply to repayment of bank loans in stead of rebuilding the Freeland industrial fund for further expan sion of industry. Return After Visits Mr. and Mrs.

Fred Magley, of Bloomfield, New Jersey, returned to their home after spending a vacation visit wit hMr. and Mrs. Ray Miller, of Drifton. They also stopped enroute to spend some days visiting with their son and daughter-in-law, Rev. and Mrs.

Fred Magley, of Beverly, Ohio. Serviceman On Leave Pat Vitagliano, United States Coast Guard member who is sta tioned at Philadelphia, is spending a 15-day leave at the home of his family in town. The local serviceman recently underwent surgical treatment. Before the outbreak of current hostilities, he served in Korea with the United States Army. He then returned to continue his studies at the Freeland High School, and the nenlisted in the Coast Guard.

Band Program Ready The program of music which will be presented by St. Ann's Band at the concert to be held at White Haven Sanitorium on Sunday afternoon, has been completed, it was announced last night by Director George Farrar. The local band wiH 've the concert for patients at the White Haven institute starting at 3 o'clock. Band officers asked all members to report at the bandroom on Ridge street at o'clock on Sunday afternoon to board the bus to White Haven; Storm Killed Birds A tragedy as an aftermath of the heavy, early morning storm this week came to light when it was reported that a great many birds were found dead. One report was that 21 robins were found underneath a cluster of maple RIAI TO' KIDDIES' lllHLIUi MATINEE Saturday Open 1:00 Adm.

10c ACTION! LAFFS! THRILLS 2 BIG PICTURES. EYES GLASSES EXAMINED FITTED Drs. Berger Berger OPTOMETRISTS Eyesight Specialists Freeland 600 Centre St Other Evenings By Appointment Phone 207 10:30 A. M. to P.

M. Dailv Friday Evening 6 to 8 P. M. a win to keep on the heels of the'Keiper, Scranton; A. J.

Wilson, iiir .1 ii. nri Left For San FranciBco Mrs. Robert Soditus left on Tuesday morning by T. W. A.

plane for San Francisco, to join her husband who is in the navy. He is stationed at Treasure Island and is presently training for a communication technician. Mrs. Soditus was taken to La-Guardia Airport, N. by Mr.

and Mrs. William Soditus ana Mrs. Nicholas Horvath. 3f. "Red Ball Express" Palace Sun.

Adv. Complete Plans Rev. Molnar, of St. Stephen's Magyar Church on East Grant street, states that plans are complete for the picnic to be held on the church grounds this coming Sunday, July 27th. This is to be an all day affair closing with a dance in the church basement.

3ft 3f 3f, 3f To Open Camp Breezy The Better Fishing Club will meet at the high school on East Sherman street on Saturday morning at 8. o'clock, from where they will journey by car to Camp Breezy. They are asked to report with rod, reel, and bait. Food and refreshments will be. served at camp.

The stream is well stocked and the children will be sure of a very enjoyable day. Prizes for the boy or girl catching the largest fish, are beautiful. Car own ers, who are able to take a group of children are to be at the high school. Their services will be greatly appreciated. The club wishes to thank its many donors.

3ft 3ft 3ft 9ft New Store To Open The Payer Home and Auto Sup ply Store is preparing for its grand opening, which is to take place soon. The store is newly constructed and adjoins Mr. Payer's Service Station. It is of modern design. The interior is now being readied with completely new fixtures.

The store is to carry a complete Firestone line as Mr. Payer is a distributor for the above mentioned line with over fifty accounts to supply. 3ft 3ft 3ft 3ft Dance Saturday Freeland Public Park. Scotty Parsons. Adv.

3f 3fi 3f 3ft Canadian Trip Mr, and Mrs. Edward Kozlakow-sky, of East Blaine street, and grandson Master Mega, of Jersey City, N. spent the past few weeks on a fishing trip. They were accompanied by Frank Kor- dish, of McAdoo Heights and Mr, and Mrs. Stanley Zmiezka, of White Haven.

This group is planning another fishing trip next month. 3f 3ft 3f 3f Transacted Business In Town Mr. Stout, of the Nelson Fountain Company, was in McAdoo, yesterday. 3ft 3ft 3ft 3f Deed Recorded Yesterday at the county court house, the following deed was recorded: Grace Waleswski to An drew Pollack, both of McAdoo for the sum of $3,000. To Pay Respects The Ladies Auxiliary of the McAdoo VFW Post will meetat 8 p.

m. to pay their respects to the late Fred Knauer. 3f 3f 3ft 3f Directors Meet A board of directors meeting of the McAdoo Lions Club, was held last evening, at the home of club president, Michael Galovich. Discussed at the meeting were: social affairs, outdoor meetings, membership drives and appointment of various committees for the coming ytr. The annual pet show is to be held on September 21st with the following Saturday set as a rain date.

At the next regular meeting, a committee will be selected for the affair and registration will get, rolling. Feast Day St. Cunegunda's Parish, of East Washington street, will observe the Feast of its parish patroness, this coming Sunday, July 27th. In preparation for the feast, confessions will be heard on Saturday afternoon, from 3:30 to 5:30 and in the evening from 7 to 8. In conjunction with the feast, a Holy Hour wijl be held on Sunday afternoon from 2 to 3.

At seven o'clock Sunday night. Solemn vespers followed by a procession. Rev. Chester Gajew- ski of West Hazleton will deliver the sermon on Sunday night. 3f.

3f Observed Anniversary Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Rubasky, of East Blaine street, celebrated their wedding anniversary on Wednesday. Mr. Rubasky is commander of the Veterans of Foreign War Post 6708.

He is emploved the McAdoo Lumber Co. Joseph Falatko, 120 Fern St. Leave items at Breztna Seitzinger's Drug Store Letters Granted Mrs. Mary M. Ward, 955 Burton street, Freeland, received letters of administration at the courthouse yesterday in the estate of her husband James who died July 11 at the age of 71.

Visit Here Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Maranki and daughter, Mary, of Philadelphia, are visiting with members of the family in Freeland and on the North Side. Visit In Drifton Mrs. Fred and chil dren, Ginny and Judy, of Beverly, Ohio, are spending a few weeks vacation with Mrs.

Magley's par ents, Mr. and Mrs. Ray Miller, of Drifton. Mrs. Magley's husband.

the Rev. Fred Magley, will go into Armed Forces chaplain work on August 1. Visit Here Mr. and Mrs. Jack Gillespie, who are located in the Philadelphia area where Jack is employed by a chemical firm, are spending a visit with their families in town.

Gillespie is a former outstanding basketball and softball athlete. He was a brilliant performer with St. Ann's High School court teams. Visit In Virginia Mr. and Mrs.

Oscar Bradford, of Birkbeck street, returned from Virginia, where they visited with Mr. Bradford's family and rela tives. While there, they also spent some time at Virginia Beach. They reported that farms in the southern states are hard hit by the current hot, dry spell, and that one sector in Virginia has not had rain since May 30. Old- timers in the state reported that the present heat wave is the worst they had experienced in 68 years.

Temperatures of 106 degrees were recorded during the days that the local couple visited. Dance Saturday Public Park SCOTTY PARSONS ORCH. Adv. Youngster Is Improved The condition of Kathlecfl Ashman, 7, of 517 Ridge street, is reported to be improved at the St. Joseph Hospital, Hazleton.

The youngster suffered bruises over the front part of her body when she was dragged along the ground in an accident when a truck was attemepting to pull a car out of the mud at the local VFW picnic at the Ravina cabin on the Nes-copeck last Sunday night. The child's mother, Mrs. Agnes Ashman, who held her daughter's hand as they both were dragged along the ground, was released from the hospital earlier this week after X-rays were taken. The youngster's father is a well known Freeland sports offi cial and is umpire-in-chief of the Freeland Little Baseball League. WANTED Girl to work afternoons in Bond Cleaners, Freeland store.

Apply Bond Cleaners, 76 North Wyoming St, Hazleton. AL F. URENOVICH 1010 Centre St. Freeland Phone 33-W FARM BUREAU iM fm Immvmi Mw Exp. single needle operators for all type sportswear operations.

Also trainees interviewed for future openings. MAJOR SHIRT CORP. 1106 Cunnius Freeland Free. 679 Think Of Your Drug Store First Seitzinger's Reliable DRUG STORE 608 Centre Street Where Your Prescriptions Are Compounded Accurately and Carefully. HALLMARK Greeting Cards VICTORIA'S and WHITMAN'S Candies Myers Bowling Academy, or Woodie's Restaurant Visits From Philadelphia John Kobza, of Philadelphia, is spending a visit at His family home in Jeddo.

He is in charge of an Arthur Murray dance studio in Philadelphia. Also visiting at the Kobza home are Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Kobza, of Pittsburgh, and Rosemary Kobza, who is employed in Detroit, Michigan. Return After Visit Ellen Snyder, who spent a week's vacation from Yonkers, New York, at the home of her parents, Mr.

and Mrs. Henry Snyder, of Maple street, returned. She is employed as a beautician in New York. Also visiting at the Snyder home was Joseph Zaborsky, of Yonkers. He is employed by the General Motors concern.

Mayor's Wife Visits Freeland had a distinguished visitor yesterday as Mrs. Vincent Impelleteri, wife of the mayor of New York City, and her party paid a visit to relatives and friends in town. She is the former Betty McLaughlin, of Freeland. Mrs. Impelleteri, her mother and sister, arrived at the Hotel Altamont, Hazleton, on Wednesday night.

St. Mary's Choir Practice The choir of St. Mary's Greek Catholic Church will hold a regular rehearsal tonight at 7:45 o'clock in the church building on Fern street. Officers said that the re hearsal is very important and they asked all members to attend as a special, vital meeting will be held following rehearsal. Visitors From Jersey Mr.

and Mrs. Joseph Roarty, former resident.) of the North Side, and children, are spending a vacation visit at the family home on Adams street. The visitors are located in Newark, New Jer sey, where Roarty is employed He was a member of a para trooper unit of the United States Army during the last war. Foster Trims St. Ann's John Zoshak's Foster Falcons trimmed St.

Ann's, 7 to 0 yesterday, in an Elks' League game. Joe (Moose) Mollick and Carl Dargay combined on the slab for the league-leaders to blank the Saints, al lowing only three hits and fanning seven men. Dargay relieved in the sixth after Mollick loaded the sacks with three" walks, and the Fal con's basketball ace cam through without allowing a run. The win was Foster's tenth in 13 loop games and placed the Falcons a game and one-half ahead of second-place M. I.

Pete Komishock led the winners at the plate with a double and single and Jack Renshaw also had two hits. Gene Zynel doubled and single base knocks were registered by Ronnie Antolick, Eden Moyer, Dargay and Mollick. For the Saints, Tom Landers, Al Ravina and Francis O'Donnell spanked base knocks. O'Donnell struck out six. The score: R.

H. E. St. Ann's 000 000 00 3 3 Foster 321 100 7 9 1 Batteries: O'Donnell and Boyle; Mollick, Dargay (6) and E. Antolick.

FOR SALE DOUBLE HOME 2-Car Garage 928 Pine St. FAMALETTE'S HOT PIZZA Home Deliveries $1.20 per pan Phone 754-J Hey Kiddies! Look! There's A Matinee At The Auditorium Tomorrow! AND FOR ONLY 5c BE SURE TO BE THEBE! Tonight and Saturday Matinee Only Open Tonight 6:00 Last Feature at 9:15 AUDITORIUM Admission: lie T6 ALL: 1IMMY1 ELLISON ieittm mini first-place Foster Falcons, while the Whippets must win if they hope to retain any chance of upsetting the dope in the stretch drive and come in with the crown. Prayer Service Tonight Prayer service will be held tonight at 7:30 o'clock in the Bethel Baptist Church. The monthly business meeting will take place in the church building tonight at 8:45 o'clock. Kobza Family Reunion A reunion outing of the Kobza family, of Jeddo, and friends was held this week at Hickory Run State Park.

A feature of the gathering was the reunion for the first time since before World Wrar Two of several of the brothers of the family who are located in varl ous cities. Included among the out-of-town relatives who came here were Mr. and Mrs. Andrew or rutSDurgn; jonn ft.oDza, ot i Philadelphia, and Rosemary Kob za, of Detroit. Following are the relatives and trolman, Frank J.

Topelski, is the new president of the Pennsylvania Lodge, Fraternal Order of Police. Topelski won a spirited contest yesterday with former Vice-President James C. Daugherty, Pittsburgh, to succeed F. William Mc-Callum, Philadelphia, who had been president for eight years. Named vice-president at the con cluding session of the biennial! F.

O. P. conference here was Thomas Brace, Reading. He defeated Samuel H. Arrell, of Delaware County Lodge 27.

Other new officers: John Harrisburg, recording secretary; Harold T. Gair, Williamsport, financial secretary; William L. Doll, Reading, treasurer; E. C. Gibson, Mead-ville, conductor; Michael Sapp, Canonsburg, guard, and M.

B. Fronko, Beaver Valley Lodge 4, director of the F. O. P. Bulletin.

Trustees named were Clement J. Patrick, Mt. Carmel; Herman wane, rniiaaeipma; Josepn rimer, Chester County Lodge 11; John Wyoming, and Kenneth I. Witmcr, Lancaster. Mrs.

Mary M. Pinter, Chester County Lodge, was elected president of the women's auxiliary, succeeding Mrs. Frances D. Page, Harrisburg. STEEPLEJACK DEAD Philadelphia, July 25.

(JP) John F. Hassler, known as the dean of the steeplejacks and daredevil out door entertainer here 30 years ago was buried at Fort Loudon yester day. He died Tuesday night at the age of 72." Hassler began his work high above the crowds nearly 50 years ago. Recently he supervised demo lition work on old Broad street station of the Pennsylvania Railroad and had a hand in the erection of' raaio station wtAU lower at Morrestown, N. J.

pavilion. Music will be provided by Scotty parsons Orchestra All Freeland stores will be closed that afternoon to provide merchants and their emnloves an participate in the day's activities with the merchants, and they invited all citizens of Freeland to join in the holiday and to congregate at the park for the half-day. It is expected that Burgess Ferdinand will declare the day an official holiday. Plenty of entertainment and recreation activities will be packed into the afternoon and evening schedule, according to plans an nounced. Details on these will be announced later this week, when full committees to handle all arrangements for the extenstive activities will be named.

Games of skill, including races of all sorts, are planned for the youngsters and other forms of competition will be on the day's schedule. Prizes will be awarded. A Little League baseball game also will be held during the late afternoon, featuring two teams from the local loop. Officials stated that transfer of the game to the public park diamond will first time to see the town young sters in action. Entertainment for every mem ber of the family also will be provided in the afternoon and eve ning hours.

Arrangements to se street at 6:15 in the morning. All planning to make the trip are urged to be on time. 3ft 3f 3ft 3f Kclayres Eagles Win The Kelayres Eagles racked up an impressive victory over the Rockets at the Kelayres diamond. Stefanisko and Wasno were the big guns for the Eagles. Sissick was the only man to have more than one hit for the losers.

R. H. E. Rockets 000 020 0 2 7 2 Eagles 121 204 10 7 2 Batteries: Butcher and Sissick; Sherkness and Wasno, The Eagles will clash with Marsh's on Friday at the Kelayres diamond. This will be a very important game.

Buddy Friendy will hurl for Kelayres while either Cara or Wasno will catch. Mike Czrick win pitch for Marsh's and Kalish will catch. 3f 3f 3f 3ft Shower Held A shower was held in honor of Miss Eleanor Schaller of 26 East Garfield street, McAdoo. A luncheon was served to the following: Mrs. Mary Yanetti, Mrs.

Margie Honis, Mrs. Catherine Lyons, Mrs. Jennie Davedick, Mrs. Mary Sabol, Mrs. Margaret Sirkot, Mrs.

A. Nicholas, Mrs. Anna Sukat, Mrs. Anna Kannchik, Mrs. Jack Ka 'per, Mrs.

Mary Haduck, Mrs. El- canor Price, Mrs. Mary Bobeck, Mrs. Sue Lucash, Mrs. Mary Bon-achi, Miss Mildred Bobeck, Miss Cecilia Klima, Miss Terry Del Bal-so, Miss Mary Chalden, Miss Jean Noga, Miss Beatrice Diehl, Mrs.

Anna Schaller, Mrs. Margaret Casper, Miss Dorothy Lieber, Mrs. Helen Ford. Miss Eleanor Schaller received many beautiful gifts. FOR SALE OR RENT All masonry constructed house.

Hot water heat, bath and shower. AH copper tubing. Apply 35 James street, Kelayres. DANCING FRIDAY, SATURDAY V. F.W.HOME POST 6708 South Tamaqua McAdoo Music By GABE FLINT QUARTET For the best in poultry MEHALKO'S POULTRY MARKET Snyder Avenue McAdoo Heights We Have All Parts For Free Delivery Phone 9-2402 mm VFW Post To Meet The Memorial Post No.

8225, Veterans of Foreign Wars, will hold a regular meeting at 1:30 o'clock Sunday afternoon in the borough building with Commander Steve Kuzma in charge. Vacation At Shore Misses Dolores Houser, of 3 Second street, and Jean Weber, of Delano, are vacationing in Wild-wood, N. J. I 3ft 3ft 3ft 3ft On Vacation Gary Houser, this community, and John Wargula, of Wcatherly, are spending a vacation in Wash ington, D. C.

Visiting Grandmother Misses Terry and Patty France, of Bedford, Ohio, are spending a vacation with their grandmother, Mrs. Lydia Gallagher, of 66 Dean street. 3ft 3f 3f 3ft SENAPE'S PITZ AT ROSSI'S Adv. 3f 3f 3fi 3f Takes Philadelphia Job Charles Houser, of 3 Second street, has accepted a position as a printer with The Philadelphia He was recently dis charged from the U. S.

Navy after a four-year enlistment. Home Improvements Improvements are being made to the former Zeleznock Cigar Store, 6 Berwick street, of town, by John F. Baran, local contractor. The building will be converted into two apartments. Exterior repairs are being made to -the home of Joseph Kotch, 63 Broad street, by Contractor Michael Baran, Sr.

Improvements will be made to the Mary Novatnack double dwelling and storeroom, of Coxeville. The building will be converted into apartments. 3f 3f 3ft 3ft Little League Games The Strack coached ball club, of the borough Little League, won a thrilling game from the league leaders, Mondero's, by a score of 5-4. Connie Mahon was the winning pitcher and also accounted for the winning run batted in. The game scheduled for this evening will be the Kraynock's club batting Goida's ball club at 6 o'clock.

The Standings W. L. Pet. Mondero's 5 3 .625 Goida's 3 3 .500 Kraynock's 3 3 .500 Strack's 3 5 .375 All managers or player agents are urged to turn in a running account of the games by innings, batteries, and most hits, along with the results of the games to the local correspondent for publication. 3f.

3f. 3f. 3f. Personals And Notes Mr. and Mrs.

Edward Polchin, of Coxeville, accompanied by Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Dettore, of Frack-ville, returned home after spending a week's vacation at Wildwood, N. J. Nicholas Dobrovolsky, employed at Pocono Crest Inn, in the Po-conos, visited at the home of his parents, Mr.

and Mrs. Nicholas Dobrovolsky, 69 Church street. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Hartung, rear 56 Church street, are spend ing a two weeks' vacation touring the New England States.

Miss Anna Strack, 82 Dean street, of town, is spending a vacation in Miami Beach, Florida. 3ft 3ft 3ft 3f Legion Community Picnic The officials of the Boyle-Wil- nnr the Legion Park, Hazle street, Friday, Saturday, Sunday, August 15-16-17. Special Choir Rehearsal The Ss. Peter and Paul's Greek Catholic Church Choir will hold a special rehearsal at 7:45 o'clock this evening in the parochial school-house. All members are urged to attend friends who attended: Mr.

and opportunity to spend the day in Mrs. Andrew Kobza, Mr. and Mrs. fun and recreation at the park. Richard Carter, John Kobza, An- Picnic piannjng officials empha-drew Kobza, and family; Mr.si,,ed that the pubiic is jnvited to ana airs.

Eugene Jiooza, rosemary Kobza, Claire Daley, Theresa Ravina, Joan Cheppa, Eleanor Carter, Geraldine Carter, Jo Ann Carter, Albert Kobza, Al Kolessar, Emil Pollack, Dan Grazer, Steve Mischissen, Leo Ravina, Mr. and Mrs. Ted Faux, and daughter, Crystal, and Mr. and Mrs. George Allam.

Merchants Picnic Discussed A discussion of arrangements jwas held for the Merchants' basket picnic which members of the Retail Merchants Council of the Freeland Chamber of Commerce will hold at the Freeland public park at a meeting of the group held this week in Woodie's Res-; taurant. The picnic affair, first such event to be attempted on a community-wide basis by merchants' group, will be held next Wednes day afternoon and evening. The day's activities will be climaxed by a gala dance that will be held; starting at 9 o'clock in the park; give many merchants and their an opportunity for the REFOWICH TONIGHT AND SATURDAY Feature at Open Tonight cure a noted cowboy band navejuams x-osi ao. aoa, American le-been successful and announcement jgion, have announced that a 3-day of the outfit will be made later community picnic will be held at C-O-O-L PALACE Tonight Only i mm, this week. Persons attending are asked to pack a picnic basket and spend the day at the park in an "old fashioned" picnic atmosphere.

Food and refreshments, however, will be available at the park stands. Groundhog Hunters Score Four town groundhog hunters were reported to have scored sue- LPOWEU. ADAMS. DRAKE. HULL FREELAND POULTRY MARKET 310 Centre Street Phone 1043 Turkeys, Ducks, Roasting Chickens.

Legs. Breasts, Wings, Backs, Gizzards 2 Deviled Crabs, 50c; Clams, doz. 20c; Lobster Tail, lb. Pollock Fillet, lb. 40c; Shrimp, lb.

75c; Haddock Fillet, lb. 45c; Cod Fillet, lb. 40c; Perch, lb. 40; Whiting, lb. 19c; Halibut, lb.

65c. GRADE LARGE WHITE EGGS, doz. 72c Special prices for parties and banquets Open Tonight 'Til 9 Charlie Wroblewski, Prop. cess while hunting the as the rehearsal is to sing the little game nimal this week in the; hymns or responses to the "Rus-Allentown sector. They were Den" solemn high mass on Tancin, John Machella, Steve Digon; Sunday morning at Haile Park, and John Rossi.

i The group plans to hold a ground- FOUND ACROSS WIFE'S GRAVE hey meal this, weekend at the Min-i Sharon, July 25. (yP) An er's Restaurant, which is operated 87-year-old man died a short time by the elder Machella on South after he was found lying uncon-Centre street. The successful hunt- scious across his wife's grave in a rs have invited their outdoor i Sharon cemetery. Police identi-friends to the affair. 'fied him as William Wallbank.

I Secret Gold Hidden in the Treacherous Depths of the Devil's Caldron Guarded bv the Bones of Men ho Killed for It. DINNERWARE TO CLUB MEMBERS "Bowery Boys" and Roy Rogers "THE RED BALL EXPRESS" I JV 3 WCQUEUNE DUVAL gffl-- SIDNEY POITIER HUGH 0 BRIAN.