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Wed., Thurs., Fri.,, Sat.
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Deviled Crab
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Fr. Fries - Vegetables
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SOFTBALL LEAGUE
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Prince of Peace .... 2.0. 1.000
Shavertown Methodist 1 0 1.000
Saint Paulls ou. 0: 17.000
St. Therese’s -.......... 0 1 .000
Trucksville Methodist 0 1 .000
Schedule
Wednesday, June 27
Prince of Peace vs. St. Therese’s
at Dallas Township. Trucksville
Methodist vs. Shavertown Metho-
dist at Kingston Township.
BI-COUNTY LEAGUE SCHEDULE
Sunday, June 24
Dallas at East Dallas; Vernon at
Beaumont; Noxen at Jenks; Car-
verton at Tunkhannock; Orange at
Shavertown.
Lehman Choir To Sing
Lehman mixed choir, urfder the
direction of Mrs. Homer Middleton,
will sing at Benton Methodist
Church Sunday morning and give
a full concert at the evening ser-
vice in St. Paul’s Lutheran Church,
W. Milton. There are twenty-one
voices.
GENUINE
Special Price $135
GRANITE
Larry Newhart’s first inning
home run with two men on base
gave Ralph Anthony, Shavertown
pitcher, a working margin to defeat
East Dallas 3-2 on East Dallas dia-
mond Sunday. Glenn Swank start-
ed on the mound for East Dallas,
and except for the one gopher ball
thrown to Newhart, was untouch-
able. Although wild, he hit three
batsmen, Swank chalked up 11
strikeouts in six innings. In the
second inning Swank struck out
the three men facing him. Warren
Stanton pitched the final innings
for East Dallas and allowed only
two of Shavertown’s six hits.
Anthony went the route for Shav-
ertown allowing two runs on eight
hits.
Shavertown wrapped up the tilt
in the first inning when Richards
singled and Kitchen was hit by a
pitched ball to set the stage for
Newhart’s tremendous blast to left
center. East Dallas scored one
run in the first when Wilson's
single drove in Bellas who was on
base on a Shavertown error.
The second run came in the fifth
on | LE FETE ERS
Newhart's Homer With Two On
Wins 3-2 Game For Shavertown
when Muchler slammed out a
double, East Dallas’ only extra
base hit, to score Swank, who al-
so was on base via an error.
Billy Metzger, Shavertown sec-
ond baseman, had the dubious dis-
tinction of being hit by a pitched
ball three out of the five times he
came to bat. He singled the other
two times to place himself on base
five times out of five bats. New-
hart laced out a single to go with
his four bagger to lead the Shaver-
town batters. Muchler had three
for four, one a double, to top the
East Dallas nine. Wilson and Os-
trum had two singles apiece and
Stanton one to complete the East
Dallas batting. Richards and Kit-
chen each had a single to aid
Newhart and Metzger in the
attack.
0. LE. 8. Picnic
Dallas Chapter Order Eastern
Star will hold its picnic, starting
in late afternoon of June 27 at
the home of Jean Kuehn on Ma-
chell avenue. Members and friends
are invited.
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North Street Bridge
Work Starts Monday
Reconstruction of North Street
Bridge between Kingston and
Wilkes-Barre, started on Monday
morning according to Norman
Johnstone, secretary of Wyoming
Valley Motor Club.
Traffic will not be disturbed for
the first two months, said Mr.
Johnstone, which will be welcome
news to Back Moutain commuters.
The bridge is 1,200 feet long and
will be widened from nineteen feet
to twenty-four. Fifty percent of the
steel is now available with the rest
assured for September 1. Pinebrook
Iron Works of Scranton has the
contract for $419,000.
Miss Doris L. Traver
Marries Donald King
Miss Doris L. Traver, daughter
of James Traver of Kunkle became
the bride of Donald King, son of
Mr. and Mrs. Wayne King of
Meeker Saturday, June 2 at 5:30
p.m. Rev. Frank K. Abbott per-
formed the ceremony.
Attendants were Miss Louise Wy-
ant of Noxen and Larry Drabick
of Meeker.
Mrs. King is a graduate of Noxen
High School and is employed at
Mirandy Dress Factory, Noxen. Mr.
King was ‘graduated from Lake
Township High School and served
with the Air Corps during World
War II. He graduated in June
from Bloomsburg State Teachers’
College.
The couple is residing temporar-
ily at Noxen.
Investigate Accidents
An investigation | recently con-
ducted by Norman Johnstone, se-
cretary of Wyoming Valley Motor
Club and William Kline, engineer
of the State Department of High-
ways, revealed that of eight auto-
mobile drivers involved in accident
at the right angle intersection of
Route 115 and the Harveys Lake
Highway, two admitted falling
asleep; four lived in the vicinity
and knew the highway better than
most motorists and two were un-
familiar with the road.
The Secretary added that there
have been no accidents since the
investigation.
Lake Street Women
Entertains At Shower
Mrs. F. B. Schooley and Mrs.
Charles Mayer, Lake Street, Dallas
entertained on Tuesday evening,
June 5 at a variety shower honor-
ing Miss Ann Ellis of Kingston,
a bride elect. Games were played
and refreshments were served.
The following were present: Miss
Ann Ellis, Mrs. Jennie Ellis, Miss
June Ellis, Mrs. John Clime, Mrs.
George Humphreys, Mrs. Isaac
Evans, Mrs. Norman Stair, Mrs.
Robert Sprau, Kingston; Mrs. Byron
Kitchen, Mrs. Minnie Hoover,
Shavertown; Mrs. Sterling Kitchen,
Mrs. James Knecht, Miss Jeanne
Schooley, Miss Nancy Schooley,
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Mrs, Arthur Dungey, Mrs. Edward
Stair, Mrs. Fannie Quail, Mrs. C.
Graydon Mayer, Dallas; Miss Jane
Davis, Forty Fort; Mrs. David Kit-
chen,
and the hostessess.
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