a DALLAS, PENNSYLVANIA fuck Penna. Welfare Forum Pennsylvania Welfare Forum will consider ‘The Affluent Society, its Implications for Health and Wel- fare,” at a three-day meeting at/| Benjamin Franklin Hotel in Philadel- phia March 21 to 23. Protective Association Back Mountain Protective Asso- ciation will meet tonight at 8 in the ] 2 Airman Of The Month Library Annex, to hear James L. | Brown report on the Public Utility | | Commission hearing in Harrisburg. | Read The Post Classified St. Patrick’s Gosart Expands Parking Areas “Something is doing: and Charlie | is doing it” might well be the slogan for Charlie Gosart of Gosart’s Market | on Memorial Highway. Trees - on the eighty-foot plot | ‘between the Market and August | Walters’ Building have been r emoved | and 1,000 cubic yards of fill dirt will | be brought in ‘to bring the area up | to grade. When completed this will give the | | Market two large parking areas on | | Leitch of Detroit, Mich., visiting her. | either side of the building. The | new lot will have room for 20 to 30 | but more important it will afford access for trucks to unload | along side the Market rather than in front of it. cars, —2 NIGHTS— | Friday, March 17th § ; and | Saturday, March 18th FE TITTY JOE WOLFE i" At the Piano ] : ¢ Favors and Songs ] Stns als dpinn nan pm | HAM and $00 - CABBAGE &f-— LINK’ BAR & GRILL 'WARDAN PLACE HARVEYS LAKE S| | | { |: | | | * Your physician prescribes ex- | actly what you need to improve | your health...and then your pharmacist compounds the pre- scription with absolute accuracy. In addition to this precision - in carrying out the doctor's orders, your Rexall pharmacist offers you prompt, friendly, per- sonalized service every time. Bring the next prescription your doctor gives you to x ar ve { YOUR’ -. nr 'PHARMACIS EVANS | Prescription DRUG STORE SHAVERTOWN | performance of duty. | J. A. Costello, U:S.A.F. Commander, | says “I fully indorse A/M Rogowski’s | nomination | Month. He is competent and reli- | Township School, | ‘School, his Both Wrists Still In Casts, But Home Again Mrs. Alice Davis returned to her home on Grove Street this weekend, from Nesbitt Hospital, had been admitted four ‘weeks earlier with a fractured skull and two fractured wrists. Mrs. Davis, doing practical nursing in a Forty Fort Home, fell down a flight of stairs. Her wrists are still encased in plaster but she is able to use her fingers. Her daughter, Mrs. Barbara Scheiner, has returned to her home in Rochester after taking charge of the Grove Street household for three weeks, Richard Davis, with the Navy. Band in Washington, D. C., was at home for thé weekend. Mrs. Davis would appreciate callers.” She is grateful for the cards and remem- brances received while in the hos- pital, and for the Sunshine Basket +. A3/C RONALD J. ROGOWS A 3/C Ronald Rogowski, son of and Mrs.: Alfred Rogowski, | Pike's Creek has been’ chosen from | a squadron of 615 Airmen as ‘“Air- man of the Month” at the Forbes [Air Force Base, Topeko, Kansas. Selection was based on competence, | reliability, neatness and outstanding ‘A letter sent the family by Major for “Airman of the able, far above the average in every respect, and 4 definite” asset to our | or ganization.’ Airman Rogowski attended Lake | Gate of Heaven and was graduated from | Central Catholic High School, Kings ton, ‘in the class of 1960. He took basic. ‘training ‘at Lackland, where she | THE DALLAS POST, THURSDAY, MARCH 16, 1961 Overbrook Avenue, ‘had as weekend guests Mrs. Anne Schmidt and Mr. and Mrs. Francis Patterson of Phila- delphia. | Rev. and Mrs. Ira Button of Over- | brook Avenue, have returned home after spending a week visiting Rev. | and Mrs. Pat Loftus in Hollisterville. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Burezyk, Mrs. | Ralph Fitzgerald . and {Martha and Karen, visited in Mont- | | gomery on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Leland Cooke, Wil- mington, Del., were weekend guests | of” Mrs. Cooke's mother, Mrs. Sarah | Mrs. Moss has Mrs. Wallace | | Moss, Shaver Street. her other daughter, daughters, | Tommy and Susie, Fairless Hills, Pa., spent the weekend at the home of | mans on Sunday. their son, Walter, ALTE TRS ES NOXEN SPELL EESTI ATTEN 0 Mr. and Mrs. Walter Galka, Sr. Jr., and family. Mr. and Mrs. Nick Novak; Nik and | Mark, of Williamsport, spent the | weekend with her mother, Mrs. Ira Beahm. Mr. and Mrs. David Brobst, Lynn, | Pa., announce the birth of a baby girl, Terry, Medical ‘Arts Hospital, Montrose, on Saturday, March 11. They are former Noxen residents. Robert -Holeman, son of Mr. and | | This is their fourth child. Mrs. William Holeman, Overbrook | Avenue, a sophomore at Westmore- | land High School, smashed his ring | finger, left hand while taking gym | jron Wednesday. He dropped a 12 | pound shot put weight causing con- | | siderable damage td the finger. | | Road, has been confined to her home | for a few days with an illness. Meeker Pamona Grange No. 44 met at Car- Business meeting was held in the morning. High School. A reading, “The Dig- | nity of Farm Labor” Mrs. Mildred Bronson. This same | reading was given. many years ago John Hildebrant. At the evening meeting, 5th Degrees were conferred {upon thirty-seven members. Those attending from . Lehman . Grange were: Mr. and Mrs. Russell Ide, Mr. and Mrs Alfred Bronson, Sweet Valley, Mr. and Mrs. John Hilde- brant, Dallas and Mr. and Mrs. Fred Winter, by William Armstrong, father of Mrs. Mrs. Oscar Dymond, Fernbrook | [focher and Carl Hackling, attended | ton; N. J. a party at the home of Mr. and Mrs. | M ul Thoms Ifichucd Patton. and wtondly 2 r. and Mrs. Paul Thomas and | verton Grange Hall on Saturday. | Athens, on Saturday evening. An open session was held Lutheran Church, with Eddie Cris- in the afternoon with colored slides! | pell, and comment on Russia by Edwin Imodton. attended a Luther League Cobleigh, history teacher at GAR | workshop at “St. was given by | |'afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Williams and Mr. and Mrs. Dale Engelman, | | Sayre, visited the William Engel- Fred Schenck wishes to thank all who remembered him with cards while a patient in the hospital. It greatly helped to make the time shorter and pleasanter., I | George Fritz and son, Guy, visited Reed Fritz at Millville, Pa., on Sun- | day. Thinking about buying or selling ? Besecker Real Estate Talks Your Language. Dallas, ORchard 4-5551 a patient at General Hospital, re- turned to his home on Saturday "| evening. Mr. and Mrs. Howard Engelman visited Mrs. George Engelman, at Wilpon on Sunday. — RS Additional Correspondence (Continued on Page 6 B) SUBSCRIBE TO THE POST SECTION B — PAGE 5 Linemen In Germany KARLSHUHE, GERMANY (AHT- NC) — Army Privates Peter Frit- sky Jr., 18, and Robert D. Rogers, 19, of Dallas recently arrived in Germany as members of the 25th | Signal Battalion. Fritsky, whose father Eves on Route 3, is a pole lineman in the battalion in Karlsruhe. Rogers, son of Mr. and Mrs. El- don H. Rogers, Route 2, is a pole lineman in the battalion’s Company A in Karlsruhe. The soldiers entered the Army in September 1960, received basic training at Fort Dix, N. J., and were | last stationed at Fort Gordon, Ga. They are 1960 graduates of West- family of Lancaster, spent the week- | | moreland High School. end with Mr. and Mrs. Chester Keip- |'er and family. Mrs. Thomas Miller, Towanda, | spent Sunday "at thé home of her Visitors at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Guy Fritz, on Sunday were Mr. and Mrs. Fred Dienstel of Elkland, | Md., | i _ Subscribe To The Post late, and miscellaneous cakes, also | parents: Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Hack- ling. r 3 Mr. and Mrs. James Patton, Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Shives, Dorrance Rev. Wesley Kimm, St. Luke's Larry Pederson, and Freddie | John’s Lutheran | Church, Wilkes-Barre, on Sunday | 7 | Do not forget the Irish Fair which is to be held on Friday, March 17, by Classmates Class of Methodist will be a cake contest, prizes to be | awarded for the best white, choco- | the nicest decorated. The family | album will be presented and musical | Mr. and Mrs. Robert May visited | I Wheeler's Cale selections. Lunch will be served. £ Mr. | family Sweet Valley, visited at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Sha- lata and Mr. and Mrs. William Shalata, whose daughter, brated ‘her fourth birthday. Clarence Turner, for several days | NOXEN ROAD HARVEYS LAKE EVERY SAT. NIGHT LOBSTER TAIL PLATTER '/2 Spring Chicken Church in the Church Parlors. There |B | was employed- at Parry's Gulf Gas | convalescing at her home after fall- ing in her back yard and breaking | her leg in three places. | taken to the Noxen Clinic by am- | later of her. | Boice’s eighty-ninth birthday anni- | Hummelstown, living in a trailer at - County prison, for beating-Mrs. John Texas. He has been stationed at | Forbes since October. Prior to entering the service he Station on Memorial Highway. He is the oldest of six children. Recovering From Fall Mrs. Arnold Patton, Beaumont; is She was bulance where the leg was set and put in a cast. Her sister, Barbara Schoonover is taking care All this happened on Grandma versary. Remanded To Jail Harold. Allabaugh, Jr., 33 of Harveys Lake last September, awaits psychiatric examination at Luzerne Edwards, 23, of Harv eys Lake RD. % GET IT AT gd THESE STORES — — TRUCKSVILLE PHARMACY Trucksville GAVY’S MARKET Trucksville FOR COUGHS DUE TO COLDS — 0 — NESTOR’S MARKET Harris Hill Rd, Trucksville TRUMBOWER’S MARKET Sweet Valley RET CONTENTS 4 FLUID 0Z PRICE — DODSON’S MARKET Kunkle Winter taken its toll? Logan-Long asphalt shingles. For your home’s sake! Reliable Contractors § Recommended. Time for you to get the roof on your home back in shape? First thing you know, watersoaked ceilings, streaked walls, warped woodwork and sills become major repairs. If repairs are needed, we can handle them quickly and inexpensively; using the finest roofing available— Call today. — EO E. CENTER STREET oo SHAY VERTOWN __ | Robbins were Sunday visitors of | Mrs. Beulah Winters. trom Lady Toby Rebekah Lodge. Classmates Irish Fair Classmates Sunday School class will hold: an Irish Fair on St. Pat- rick’s Day in the Noxen Methodist Church parlors, starting at 7:30 p.m. Mrs. Elwood Patton is general chairman. Included in the program will be a cake contest, with prizes for the best white, chocolate, and miscellaneous cakes, and for the most tastefully decorated. The family album will be presented by class members, and refreshments will be served. Idetown Confidence class met at the home of Mr. and Mrs. George May Tuesday \ Mrs. Fred Harlow at Kingston and Mr. and Mrs. William Teske and children Jeffery and Sarah, Ply- [pital on Sunday. . ; Mr. Harlow at the Veterant’s Hos- | mouth, were Sunday visitors of Mr. and Mrs. Burt Bryant, Jr. and family. Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Rogowski and children, Linda, Joann, John, and Jim, visited Mr and Mrs. Robert Leonard, Philadelphia, on Sunday. Jim is spending some time with the Leonards. - Even though you may not all be trick, I think on St. Patrick's Day we all’ are or feel we are. Happy St. Patrick’s Day! night. Assisting hostess was Mrs. Roswell Frederick. Mrs. Herbert Ward led the devotions while Mrs. | Mary Rogers presided at the busi- | ness. Present were Mesdames Bruce | Williams, . Harold Donnelly, Mary Rogers, Glenn Spencer, Alfred Had- | sel, Roswell Frederici; Mr. and Mrs. | George May, Rev. and Mrs. William | B. Howard, Merrel . Burnett, Mrs. | Herbert Ward, Mrs. Ralph Welsh Mrs. Lewis Anesi and Bess Cooke. PFC Robert E Weaver, who was’ stationed in Chicago, was home on I a 20-day leave. He left on Thursday | night for Fort Dix, N. J., from there will fly to Germany. Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Spencer and | Sharon spent the weekend with'| relatives and friends in Rochester, | New York. Clark Smith of Allentown spent | last week with his mother, iid Libbie Smith. Kunkle Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Brace and Lee, Mrs. Leona Brace, Mrs. Hazel Mr. Edgar Kerlin is a patient at the Tyler Memorial Hospital, Meshoppen. Happy birthday this week to Vera | Condon, Sara Williams, Jerry Miller, Raymond Hoyt, Jo Carol Birnstock, Grace Sayre, Irene Transue, and Harry Sweppenheiser, Jr. Last Thursday, Naomi Ashburner was pleasently surprised when a few of her friends dropped in to help her celebrate her birthday. Those pre- sent included Myrtle Hess, Grace'Ide, Edith Weaver and Flossie Hoyt. Fernbrook Mr. and Mrs. Earl Wilgus, Lester, N. J., spent the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Henry Randall, Roushey Plot. Rev. and Mrs. Andrew Derrick, Harris Street, spent Monday visiting friends in Binghamton, N.Y. Mr. and Mrs. William Holeman, / 2 EYES EXAMINED GLASSES FITTED CONTACT LENSES DR. I. 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