OCTOBER 19, 1961 THE MORNING PRESS, BLOOMSBURG, PENNSYLVANIA PAGE THREE work day next spring the banks of the stream be thoroughly cleaned' to eliminate this area as a breeding spot for mosquitoes and other bugs. The Soil Conservation Service has worked up a program with regard to care of the park area and will get 200 shrubs for planting there. Recreation Center Plans are' developing to make old Fifth Street School, now the Youth Center, recreation center for all in community the and it is probable that Jack Giles, recreation director, will soon have his office in that building In the field of recreation there are three adult classes in oil painting, all to be held at the center, and one in ceramics, to be held in the ceramics room at the high school. These will start in November. Giles reported there is a chess club of eighteen members, with six more likely to join, that meets at the recreation center Thursday.
There will be a model airplane building class at the center and Model Airplane Club will also hold its meeting there. The program of adult recreation includes the Golden Age Club which was started sometime ago through the initiative of the Bloomsburg Business and Professional Women's Club. Middle Atlantic. director for National Recreation Association will be in town on Wednesday, November 1, and will meet with the board at a. noon luncheon WHAT DID MR.
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No charge or 1 on OPEN MON. and FRI. NIGHTS TIL 9 P.M. ODD LOT I LIGHTS AT PARK NEXT 'BIG PROJECT (Continued from Page One) added to the picnic site. In preparing the ground eight loads of gravel were removed and twentytwo loads of top soil placed.
The area has been seed to grass. The dry weather has been adverse to growing lawn and this area will be given further attention as early in the spring as possible. The road which will go to Reg. Robison field will enter from Fort McClure Boulevard and will be west of the picnic area. The state has: made survey of the park with regard to spraying for pest control and will do this work.
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David C. Kellsey, Departments of Orthopedics, will present "Bowing of Long Bones Infancy and Childhood. in which will be pointed out the effect of abnormal stresses and strains put on the growing ends of the bones at the knee and hip, and the "pigeontoeing" resulting from overly prolonged habitual positions that children assume while sleeping or sitting. Severely "pigeon-toed" children may appear to be bowlegged. Dr.
Walter I. Buchert, medical director and head of the Department of Urology, will speak on "Gastrointestinal Symptoms as a Disease," dealing with stomach and bowel symptoms as a result of disease Allergic in the Eczematous tract. Contact Dermatitis" is the topic of Dr. E. N.
Hesbacher, Dermatology Department. The presentation will review the many and varied agents that cause inflammation of the skin (dermatitis). these sub stances include plants, weeds, cosmetics, rubber, detergents and numerous other common, every day items that come in contact with the skin and cause either primary irritant. or true allergic skin disease. An example of a substance commonly causing this type of distress every summer is "poison Dr.
Joseph C. Sieracki; head of the Department of Pathology, will present "'The Use of Imprints in the Study of Lymphoid This is the touching of the cut surface of lymphoid tissue (lymph nodes, tonsils, spleen etc.) to a glass slide, a technique used along with the aid of the permanent section to render a more accurate diagnosis in diseases affecting this type of tissue. ASSEMELY LINES AT FORD THREATENED (Continued from Page One) tees to go on on such items as seniority, production standards, work week and wage inequities. Subcommittees had been meeting five hours when the UAW announced they would continue until Wednesday night, when UAW President Walter P. Reuther his aides would review progress and determine when full negotiating committees would meet again.
The union began intensive bargaining this week with Chrysler after having previously wrapped up new contracts at American Motors Ford Motor and General Motors Corp. Labels 50M Test 'Crime' OTTAWA (AP)-Prime Minister John G. Diefenbaker said Wednesday the Soviet Union's explosion of a 50-megaton nuclear bomb "would be a crime against humanity." He indicated Canada may protest to Moscow. Geisinger Admissions Among those admitted to Gelsinger Hospital on Monday were Hernert McFarland, Danville; Otis Adams, Berwick; Mrs. Molly Haas, Riverside; Mrs.
Janice Erb, Danville. Among those admitted. Tuesday were Jane Montague, Mrs. Pears Pursel, Danville; Mrs. Guy Hawk, Catawissa; Mrs.
Mable Auman, Paxinos; Mrs. Marjorie Bassett, Danville; Rev. Clyde F. Whary, Elysburg; Mrs. Mary Holuba, Berwick; Mrs.
Donna Kyttle. Danville. Gives Progress Report On Jr. High Building A progress report on the construction of the additions to the Danville Junior High School was given by Lloyd Myers, resident inspector, to the Danville Area School Authority this week, Myers reported that the plastering and glazing in the west wing should be completed soon and that most. heating units have been connected.
Bids for equipment will be opened November 2 and action taken at the next Authority meeting. Payment of $9,342.50 to the Area Jointure was approved as reimbursem*nt for the nw recreation fiela and track near the high school. Requisitions in the amount of $64,647 for contractors were approved for payment. Elect President Of Blind Association Guy Casner, Mill street, Danville, was elected president of the Board of Directors of the Lower Susquehanna Branch of the Pennsylvania Association of the Blind at the annual reorganization of that group this week. Casner is secretary of the Danville Lions Club and active in Boy Scout work and young peoples programs.
Rev. George Kehl Will Occupy Area Pulpits Rev. George Kehl, Jeanette, will occupy the pulpits of the Mausdale and Ridgeville United Churches of Christ Sunday morning. Mrs. Kehl is the former Helen Hartline, Danville.
WCTU Meets The Danville terday afternoon Mrs. Albert Deily, WCTU at the Walnut met yeshome of street. End Of Sewer Treatment Battle May Be Near South Williamsport Council has called for a contract negotiation meeting with the Williamsport Sanitary Authority in the borough's latest move toward settling its long standing sewage treatment controversy. Council has directed its secretary to ask the WSA to meet "to negotiate a contract in good faith" for treatment of the borough's sewage disposal in city plants. Bucknell To Share In Mathematics Grant Bucknell University is among ten liberal arts colleges selected to share in the $15,000 in grants awarded by the General Electric Foundation, it was announced.
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1,000 Men Added To Force The Cabinet decided to add six companies of riot police and four of mobile gendarmes- about 1,000 men in all--to the already heavy security forces of the capital, An emotional wave of solidarity with FLN, the Nationalist Liberation Front that has waged a war for independence for nearly seven years, swept among the 150,000 Algerians living in the Paris area when a call was issued for a demonstration against a curfew. The curfew, applying only to Algerians, was ordered in an effort to cut down on gangland-type wars between rival Algerian factions, and reduce attacks on policemen. Three persons were killed and 77 injured as 20,000 to 30,000 Algerians swarmed from the Algerdan quarter on the slopes of "Montmarte and other areas and attempted to march on the center of Paris. Police carted thousands off to jail in huge vans and borrowed buses. Interior Minister Roger Frey told the Cabinet written orders from nationalist agents found on some of the prisoners called for the anticurfew demonstration, A merchants' strike and a demonstration next Friday by Algerian women and children.
Many Moslem merchants in the Algerian quarter boarded up their shops Wednesday, and many Algerian workers stayed away from their jobs. A 24-hour curfew was clamped on the business area of Oran, Algerian scene of turbulent clashes between Algerians and Europeans over the weekend. The order closed all public buildings, cafes and theaters. The order was issued after new violence in and which three at least Algerians two Euwere killed in Oran. The trouble was touched off with the assassination of a European by a Moslem who escaped after firing bullets into his victim's neck.
Trucker Tests Radar Arrest Attorney Declines To Say On What Grounds He Will Base Case PITTSBURGH (AP) A state policeman testified Wednesday that tests showed his radar speedchecking set was in proper working condition both before and after a truck driver was stopped on speeding charges. Corp. Paul Schylack testified in Allegheny County Court in a case designed to test the legality of Pennsylvania's new radar speed law. The truck driver, W. L.
Bartley of Irwin, R.D. 1, was given a ticket Sept. 17 on charges of speeding in his tractor-trailer on the Pennsylvania Turnpike in nearby Indiana Twp. Schylack told the court his radar set was tested three times at 5 p.m. on that date and was in proper working order.
He said Irwin was stopped at 10:25 p.m. The corporal added that the radar set was tested again shortly after and was working all right. Defense Atty. A. A.
Bluestone declined to say on what grounds his case will be based. "Walt until I present my case," he told newsmen. Marshal, Local Officials Differ On Jail Status After a U.S. Marshal made report to the federal court in. Williamsport about conditions in the Lycoming County Prison, local prison officials issued statements that denied half a dozen points of criticism cited by the marshal.
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