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Mrs. Edward Speary and son,
Teddy, spent a few days last week
in Mansfield with her parents Mr.
and Mrs. Moore.
The Roda family that occupied the
Peterson. home have moved to
Plymouth,
‘Mrs. Peter Maranski and daugh-
ter, Mrs. Bob Lameraux, spent last
weekend in District Heights, Md.
They visited Mrs. Maranski’s daugh-
ter and family, Capt and Mrs. George
Marshalek. Little Mary Ann Mar-
shalek celebrated her 4th birthday.
Fred and Billy Stroud, who are
attending school in Scranton, spent
the weekend at home with their
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Stroud.
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Mrs. Lizie Moore is confined to her
bed. She is living with her son and
ddughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Cecil
Moore. Her friends and neighbors
wish her a speedy recovery.
Cub Scouts of Pack 444, Sweet
Valley, held their Blue and Gold
banquet Friday, February 24, at the
Fire Hall. This was held in honor
lof the 51st anniversary of Boy Scouts
of America. Approximately 75 people
attended. | Robert Evans, * district
Council leader was on hand to pre-
sent the pack with the Presidental
Banner. Color slides were shown by
Jim Yoder, The dinner and meet-
ing was closed by the Cubmaster
George Haines presenting the Cub
Scouts with awards that they had
earned throughout the month. Den
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the pack. pot Spi de
‘Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Rosencrans
are driving a new Tempest car.
Congratulations to them.
Mrs. Nellie Hess, wishes to thank
the Mooretown Sunday School, her
friends and neighbors for the beau-
tiful flowers, gifts, and many cards
she recieved during her illness.
Harveys Lake
Mr.. and Mrs. Garvin Smith cele-
brated their 19th wedding anniver-
sary last Tuesday. They have a.son,
Gary, student at Dallas School.
The movie “The Sundowners,”
recently shown in Wilkes-Barre and
Radio Station WILK in advertising,
had a contest to write “Why I would
like to visit Australia.”
I entered this contest, and al-
though I didn’t win the first prize,
which was a trip for two to Aus-
tralia, 1 was recognized and will
receive a Warner Brothers’ Album
as a prize.
Mrs. Garvin Smith, Mrs. Lee
Zimmerman, - and Mrs. Harvey
Kitchen called on Mrs. Goldie Kitch-
en at Idetown on Friday and helped
her «celebrate her 84th birthday.
Mrs. Kitchen is able to get around,
by using a walker, since she broke
her hip. |
Tuesday evening women from the
Alderson-Noxen W. S. C. S. met at
the Alderson Church for a study
course on “One World, One Mis-
sion,” taught by Mrs. Raymond Gar-
inger. There were seven Kunkle
women, three Noxen, and eleven
Alderson women present. The group
will meet each Tuesday evening at
7:30 for four weeks.
The following from Alderson at-
tended the 4th Quarterly Conference
at Noxen Church on Thursday eve-
ning: Rev. and Mrs. John Gordon,.
Fuller Ashton, ‘Warren Johnson,
William Kelley, Mrs. Helen Hart-
man, Mrs, Garvin Smith, Eleanor
Humphrey, and Mrs. Albert Armi-
tage. - Rev. Leon Bouton, Wilkes-
Barre District Superintendent pre-
sided, and later showed beautiful
slides of many local churches.
Eleanor Humphrey is secretary of
the - Alderson-Noxen Circuit Quar-
terly Conference.
The Boy Scouts Troop 331 of
Harveys Lake held awards night
on March 7, at 8 p. m. at Lake-
Noxen School,
Eleven boys received 50th an-
niversary awards. Boys also re-
ceived Tenderfoot, 2nd Class and |,
1st Class pins, and the mothers
réceived miniature pins to match.
American Legion Post 967 and the
Auxiliary presented the boys with
the American Flag. :
The following troop officers: were
elected at the home of Scout Master
Arthur West on Tuesday, February
21: Reese Finn, Jr., Senior Patrol
Leader and Scribe; Terry Jones,
Librarian; Gary West, Qaurter-
master.
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Mrs. John Cooney, who was a
patient at General Hospital last
week, has returned to her home in
Pikes Creek.
. ‘Mr. and Mrs. Frank Ruggles were
dinner guests of Mr, and Mrs. Wayne
King on Saturday. Mr. and Mrs.
Richard King and family, Mt. Zion,
visited the Kings on Sunday.
Happy Birthday this week to: |
Carrie Wolfe, Mrs. Glendora Bryant, |
Grace Ide, Amy Jo Donsavage, and
Fred Winter.
Mr. and Mrs. George Yurko, Forty
Fort, visited his parents, Mr. and
Mrs. George F. Yurko, Pikes Creek.
George was a recent
General Hospital.
Edward Steltz,
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student at Lehman, who was injured |
last week when he was struck in |
the face wtih a baseball bat, was
able to return to his classes on
Monday.
Recent visitors of Mr. and Mrs.
Donald’ Josuweit; Sr., and family
were: Mrs. Herman Josuweit, Sr.,
Kingston,” Mr. and Mrs. Herman
Josuweit, Jr., and daughter, Bar-
bara, Philadelphia,. Mr. and Mrs.
Stanley Simon, Shavertown, and Mr.
and. Mrs. John Zdan and daughters,
Suzie and Karan, Plymouth.
A bridal shower for Joann Weed,
bride-elect of Clinton Kyttle, was
held Saturday at the Lehman Fire
Hall. Hostess was Mrs. Renford
Wilce. She received many lovely
gifts. wih
Sunday. visitors of Mrs. Annie
Winter and Mr, and Mrs. Fred Win-
ter and family were: Mr. and Mrs.
Adrian Taylor, Mr. and Mrs. Charles
Taylor and children, Maribeth,
Charles, Jr.,, and Mark, Harveys
Lake; Mr. and Mrs. Paul Taylor, Ide-
town; Mr. and Mrs. Charles Winter
and daughters, Carol. Ann and
Wenda Lee, Benton; Mr. and Mrs.
Robert Taylor and son, Ralph, and
Mrs. Benjamin Moku, Mullica Hill,
N. J; and Mr. and Mrs. John R
Alles and Debbie, Wilkes-Barre.
Don’t forget W.' S. C. S. will be
held Tuesday, March 14, at the
church.
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Mrs. David Haines and children
Virginia Ruth, Barbara Jean and
David Andrew, Emerson, N. J.,
visited Mr. and Mrs." Elmer Hoover
over the weekend. On Sunday they
celebrated the girl's birthdays with
a big cake and home made ice
cream. Present were Mr. and Mrs.
Floyd Hoover and Patsy, Mr. and
Mrs. Lester Hoover and Cheryl, Ruth
Huster, Mrs. Roxie . Hessler, the
Haines family with Grandman and
Grandpa Hoover. The: Haines left
for their home on ‘Wednesday morn-
ing. :
Mr. and Mrs. Allen Keil and chil-
dren, Anne and Roy, "of Jamestown,
N. 'Y., visited Mr. and Mrs. Loren
Keller: 3
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Freddie, son of Mr. and Mrs. Ed-
mund Webber, has returned to his
home from the General Hospital
where he underwent a tonsillectomy.
Mrs. William @ Casterline = enter-
tained at ‘a birthday dinner on Fri-
day night for Thomas Colburn, Sr.
Present were: Mr. and Mrs. Thomas
Colburn, Jr,, daughter, Dorothy, Mr.
and Mrs. James Barrall, children,
Sandra, Jimmy, Butch Casterline,
the guest of honor, the host and
hostess. :
Mrs. Edmund Webber with Fred
and Pamela, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas
Colburn, Jr. daughter, Dorothy,,
Thomas Colburn, Sr., spent the
weekend with Paul Parsons, Trenton,
NJ.
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Rev. George Dysher will preside.
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{Association drive, now under way, |Henry Phillips, Edward Dorrance, | ‘Mental Health in Your Commu-
Heart Drive Now Going Onn _
All Parts Of Back Mountain
Dallas Kiwanis Club heard Dr.
Claude H. Butler, Superintendent of |
Franklin Township: Mesdames | Retreat State Hospital, speak on |
| is headed in the Back Mountain by | Paula Horan,” John Zarno, Nora |nity”’, last Wednesday evening at |
| Mrs.
| Stanley Hozempa, Shavertown.
than Louis Weir, the East side.
Lyle W. 8laff, Trucksville, | Dymond, James Mitchell, Richard |Irem Country Club.
Special gifts division chairman is Dr. | Bowan..
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Mrs. Richard Harter Paterson, bins,
heads the West side of Trucksville; | Stearn,
| Mrs. Fred C. Dingle and Mrs. Jona- | Haynes, and David Perry, Jr.
Is
. Mrs. James L. Brown, West side | Township school.
| of Shavertown; Mrs. Robert Bayer, |
East side. g
Mrs. A. Harden Coon, Jr., heads
Huntsville area; Mrs. Charles 8.
| Frantz, Chase; Gilbert Tough, Leh-
man. )
Mrs. Charles D. Flack and Mrs.
Monroe Houtz, Dallas Borough and
| Township, Wilson Garinger, Dallas
| Dairy. y
Mrs. Byron Kester, Orange; Mrs.
Richard Prynn, Carverton; Mrs.
Myron; Moss, Ross Township; Mrs.
| William H. Pierce, Jr., Lake Town-
ship.
Volunteers in Trucksville: West
Side are Mesdames Ned Hartman,
Edward Hartman, Gordon Mathers,
Henry Doran, Jonathan Valentine,
John Novitski,” George Davis, Joseph
Reynolds, and Miss Esther Boston.
East Side: Mesdames David Mathers,
Kenneth Jones, Clarence Kresge,
James Nixon, Harry Long, Edward
Buker, Ernest Norrie, Chester Hons,
Clarence Covert, Sheldon Bennett,
James Jolly; John Richards, Richard
Griffith, Walter Phillip, Misses Sally
Grey, Joyce Anderson, Betty Jean
Davis, Melba Gregory; Mesdames
Robert Schilling, Joseph Banks, R. C.
Van Etten, John Bourke, Ray Peters,
Lee Philo, George Parks, Robert
Baird, Richard Calkins.
Shavertown West Side: Mesdames
J, Alexander, James Devlin, Sheldon
Evans, Ralph Govin, Stanley Ho-
zempa, David Lohman, Fred Mal-
kemes, Willard Seaman. East Side:
Mesdames Robert Walk, James
Keiper, George . Daubert, George
Williams, Glenn McGuiness, Irvin
Lamoreux, Richard Rudy, William
Davis, Metro Welgres, Wilbur
Lawry, John Mihalick, Granville
Sowden, Marion Biggs, and Ted
Woolbert.
Lake Silkworth: Mrs. Joseph
Lopez and Mrs. J. R. Goodwin.
Lehman Center: Mrs. Myron
Baker, Mrs. Russell (Coolbaugh,
Sharon Coombs.
Idetown: Mesdames Ward Jac-
quish, Harvey Kitchen, Clinton
Myers, Stephen Schmaltz, = John
Chesnovitch, Edward Kashasky,
John Richardson, Lee Bicking.
Dallas Borough and Township:
Mesdames Lee McCarthy, Harry
Crawford, Kenneth Bayliss, Roger
Owens, Paul Rodda, Fred McCor-
mick, Fred Maiers, John - Churry,
Harry Powell, Misses Betty Gregson
| and Elizabeth Young, Mesdames
Ralph Williams, Lem Troster, Joe
Yenason, and Art Williams.
|
Dr. Butler
| discussed mental illness and how it
Carroll
Ernest
Phillips,
Supulski, John portance of the need for “Out
Patient Clinics” for the emotionally
Ross Township: students of Ross disturbed. ls “x
Dr. Butler invited members to visit
Lake: Mesdames Larry Morretti, Retreat State Hospital on May 7, at
J. A. Elgaway, John Cadwalader, | Which time it will have open house
John Corbett, Frank Burnside, Mar. | 2S its part of Mental Health Week.
tin Petroskas, Howard Cohen, and | Robert S. Maturi presided.
Malcolm Nelson. L TE,
Bebe Bornie or ‘Girvan On Dean's List
beat Surprises Trappers, Theodore Girvan, son of Mr. and
Two Elkland Township men |Mrs. Francis Girvan, Dallas, is one
checking beaver traps last Tuesday | ©f five Luzerne County men on the |
Dean’s List at Bucknell University.
Of a student body of 2500, only 250
made the list. Girvan will get his
degree in civil engineering in June.
were confronted by a large bobcat
just south of the Forksville Inn.
Killed, it measured fifty inches and
weighed twenty-four pounds. John
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Dallas Kiwanis Hears °|Planned Parenthood ne ’
Talk On Mental Health Group To Give Tea
Mrs. Bruce Payne, 110 S. River
Stret, Wilkes-Barre, will be hostess
Wednesday, 3 to 5, at a tea given by
| Planned Parenthood Association of
Luzerne County.
Mrs. Frank L. Patterson, Jr., of
| the Stroudsburg chapter, will speak,
Carverton: Mesdames Robert Rob. | Was treated years ago as compared |
Stephen [to to-day. He pointed out the im-
and a film will be shown, “Fair
Chance.”
Presiding at the tea table will be
former presidents: Mrs. Bayard
Hand, Mrs. John Doran, Mrs. Aaron
| Weiss, Mrs. Lewis Buckman, Mrs.
Stanley Freeman, Mrs. Charles
Frantz, Mrs. Martin Goldsmith, Jr.,
and incumbent Mrs. Kenneth Lee.
| Mrs. J. F. Sallada is chairman;
| Mrs, Thomas Kiley, invitations; Mrs.
Freeman and Mrs. William L. Conyn-
gham, flowers and decorations; Mrs.
Willard Davis, public relations.
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| been disposed of since our country
| became self-governed.
W. Edkin and Harland Pardoe con-
sider it probably’ the largest ever
shot in that section.
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