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Has anyone else seen the
bear cub? Mrs. Joseph March~
kitus called on Monday to say
that a neighbor, Mrs. George
Brown of New Jersey, who is
spending the summer at Lake
Sukworth, saw a small bear
lcub early Sunday morning.
Only one track was seen. It
upset four out of five bee hives
at the home of Russell Walters.
The sight and sound of so many
bees might - have scared him
away. Who knows? The
little fellow might be back.
Our sincerest congratulations to
Ronnalee Stepanski, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Al ‘Stepanski, Pikes
ack who has attended Lake
®Iownship School for: twelve years
without missing one day.
Mr. and Mrs. David Davis and
children, Gary and Debra Sue, Flor-
ida, formerly of New York City,
spent a few days with his grand-
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mother, Mrs. Leanna Varner.
Mr. and Mrs. Russell Ide and
Mr. and Mrs. Randolph Wright at-
tended election of trustees at Penn-
sylvania State University on Thurs-
day, June 8, as representatives of
Pamona Grange, No. 44.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert McCarty
and children Peggy Ann, Joann and
Debra, spent the weekend with Mr.
and Mrs. Kenneth King. Our deep-
est sympathy to Mrs. King on the
loss of her brother, Philip Ander-
son, White Plains, N. Y.
Mr. and Mrs. Russell Ide and
Grace were entertained at dinner
by Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Ide on Sun-
day. $ f
Mrs. Lenna Varner and daughter,
Pauline Slocum spent the weekend
in New York City visiting another
daughter, Mrs. William Davis and
family.
Pamona Grange, 44, was held at
Muhlenburg on Saturday. There was
no evening session. Mr. and Mrs.
Russell Ide attended.
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THE DALLAS POST, THURSDAY, JUNE 15, 1961
Chase ...
Dawn Sherwood will celebrate
her fourth birthday today. Her con-
dition is still critical, although she
is able to be up and around. Your
continued prayers are solicited. She
enjoys the greeting cards which are
sent her.
Mr. and Mrs. Ambrose Salansky
had as week end wvisitors, Mr. and
Mrs. Anthony Ginewsky and child-
ren, Sinking Springs, Mr. and Mrs.
Joseph Kuchta of Nanticoke.
Edward and Rosemary Sebolka
were members of the graduating
class of the 6th grade at Lehman
School. :
Mr. and Mrs. Ziba Smith, Sr., had
as dinner guests Sunday, Mr. and
Mrs. Robert Cutshell Scranton.
George Boyes, Passiac, was the
| week end guest of Mr. and Mrs.
Louis Wilcox.
Mrs. Robert Young and children,
Berwick, are spending this week
with her mother, Mrs. Mary Pudi-
mott. ”
Congratulations to Mr. and Mrs.
Louis Wilcox celebrating their
thirty-third wedding anniversary
tomorrow.
Now that we have the Champion
Trout Fisherman, Chester Rusiloski,
and the Champion Cat Fish Queen
Mrs. Albert Zaleskas, we can look
for a lively contest for Champion
Bass Fisherman. Wesley Lamor-
| eaux, last year’s champ, has paint-
| ed his boat, checked and re-checked
| his fishing equipment, and is ready
| for the opening of Bass season
! Saturday. :
Kenneth Wright, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Dale Wright, was baptized
Sunday at Huntsville Methodist
Church by Rev. Leon Bouton, Dis-
trict Superintendent, assisted by
Rev. Earle Cowden, Supply Minister
of the church. Kenneth’s mater-
nal grandparents, Mr. and Mrs.
Granville (Carey, Pottstown, at-
tended.
‘B. A. Class of Huntsville. Meth-
odist Church will hold its annual
steak roast at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. Wesley Lamoreaux of Chase
Road. Members will bring their
own steaks and place settings.
Serving committee consisting of
Mr, and Mrs. Wesley Lamoreaux,
John Fielding and
Mr .and Mrs. Ray Perrego, will fur-
nish the rest of ‘the meal.
Sheila Mae Cooper, infant
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth
Cooper, was baptized Sunday at
Huntsville Methodist (Church by
Rev. Leon Bouton, assisted by Rev.
Earle Cowden.
Wayne Hughes has returned from
Tenn., to
spend the summer months with his
parents, Mr. and Mrs. William
Hughes. ¢
Combined fellowship dinner
of Jackson, Idetown and Leh-
man Methodist Churches will
'! be held at Jackson Fire Hall
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next Wednesday. The public is
invited. A “family style” roast
beef dinner along with mashed
potatoes, gravy, vegetables, rei-
ishes, pepper cabbage, rolls,
butter and home-made bread
wiil be served. There will be
a “baked goods” sale in con-
junction with the supper. The
proceeds will go toward the
parsonage fund at Lehman
Church.
Rosalie and Marie Koslosky, twin
daughters of Mr. and Mrs. John F.
Koslosky of Jackson, who passed
their State Borad examinations in
November, are now on the nursing
staif of Wilkes-Barre General Hos-
pital.
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Zbick, Cease-
town, had as a Sunday visitor, Mrs.
Mary Trojan of Pikes Creek.
Rev, and Mrs.” H.' 'F. Henry,
Wilkes-Barre, called on Mrs. David
W. Youalls Thursday.
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Warnekt,
Riverdale, N. Y., and Donald Wor-
nett, New York City, spent the
weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Malvin
Wagner. Elsie and Dorothy Dodson
of Courtdale visited the Wagners
Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Percy Wagner,
Follies Road, had as weekend wvis-
itors Mr. and Mrs. Glen Kocher and
family, Binghamton, and Mrs. Aud-
rey Stagoski and children of Bridge-
port, Conn.
Peter Weaver, student at Peddie
School, Heightstown, N. J., and
Robert Weaver, student at Har-
grave Military Academy, Va. are
spending the summer with their
parents, Mr. and Mrs. H. R. Weaver,
Sutton Road.
Jessie Conyngham, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. William Conyngham,
graduated from Wyoming Seminary
Day School last week. Jessie will
attend Maderia School, Greenway, |
Va., this fall.
Gary Cooper, Jr., son of Mr. and
Mrs. Gary Cooper was one year old
Saturday. A family dinner was
served to all the Coopers and to
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Fiske and chil-
dren Paula and Dianne, and Robert
Smith.
Jackson Fire Department was
called to the home of Mr. and
Mrs. Trojan, in the former school
house, to extinguish a fire caused
when Mrs. Trojan used an inflam-
mable solution to start a fire in
the kitchen stove. Extensive dam-
mage was caused before the twelve
firemen were able to extinguish the
flames. They chopped out portions
of the ceiling to get at the fire.
Larksville Mountain Road is
more deplorable day by day.
It is full of pot holes. This
road carries heavy . summer
traffic ‘from Harveys Lake and
Lake Silkworth. Surelly, we
wan’t have to wait until fall
election before action is taken
to repave this road.
Jane Yankowski will have her
second birthday on June 17 and
John Yankowski will ‘be seven on
June 18. Their parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Yankowski, (Chase Manor, will
have a birthday party for them.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Yankowski,
Chase Manor, were hosts to Mrs.
Yankowski’s brother and sister-in-
law, Mr. and Mrs. Alex Kerr and
children, Paul, Karen, Nancy and
Mary Ann of Charlestown, W. Va.,
and to Mrs. Yankowski's parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Alex Kervalavage of
Wilkes-Barre.
Two Brooks Brothers
Get LaCrosse Awards
Two sets of brothers, Scott and
Cadwallader Brooks, sons of Mr.
and Mrs. Arch Broks, West Dallas,
and Ernest and Peter Bermuth,
Lawrence, N. Y. were among the
eighty-two members of Princeton
University Varsity and Freshman
lacrosse teams to be awarded play-
ing and managerial insignia for the
1961 season. Sixteen states were
represented.
During the 1961 season, the Tiger
varsity won its fifth consecutive Ivy
League championship and compiled
an overall record of seven victor-
ies against four defeats. The Nassau
freshman team won four of eight
contests.
Scott won his varsity letter, and
Caddy, his freshman numerals.
Flies To Alaska /
To Join Husband
Mrs. Edward Eget and daughter
Theresa, now ten months old, who
have been spending the past three
months with Mrs. Eget’s parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Howard Jackson in
Shavertown, flew to Alaska to join
her husband last week.
A/1C Edward Eget is stationed
at Elmendorf Air Force Base near
Anchorage, where he is in the Air
Passenger service. The family ex-
pects to remain there for four
years. Airman Eget flew out to
Alaska April 11.
The first time Mrs. Eget has ever
taken to the air was when she left
here on Thursday, arriving in the
State of Washington some hours
later. The following day she and
Theresa flew to Alaska arriving
there at noon, but six hours past
noon in Shavertown because of the
difference in time zones.
Public Schools Close
Officially Today
This morning at 10, sixth grade
students from Lake-Lehman-Ross
schools will hold graduation exer-
cises in the Lehman gymnasium,
to mark their passing from elemen-
tary to junior high school status.
The day also marks the closing |
of school for the year, with sessions |
lasting only until noon.
All public schools of the area
are holding their last sessions to-
day.
Gate of Heaven parochial school,
where eighth grade students grad-
uated at a high mass on Sunday,
closed officially on Tuesday.
Women's Group Donates
Roadside Rest Tables
On behalf of the Department,
William R. B. Froehlich, Chief
Deputy Secretary of Highways ac-
cepted a check for $1,650 from the
Pennsylvania Federation of , Wo-
men’s Clubs for the purchasé of
roadside tables along State roads.
The presentation was made by.
Mrs. Isaac Lehmer, second wvice-
president of the Federation, Thirty
one local clubs of the Federation,
located in 19 counties, participated |
in the roadside table contribution. |
. Preliminary plans have already |
been made for installation of the |
tables, Froehlich said, and the De- |
partment will have the majority of
them in place this summer.
READ THE POST CLASSIFIED
Home Canning — It is not safe
to can nonacid vegetables, such as
peas and asparagus, in a boiling
water bath, an oven, a steamer
without pressure, or an open kettle.
None of these will heat the vegeta-
ble hot enough to kill dangerous
bacteria in a reasonable time, Pro-
cessing in the steam-pressure can-
ner is recommended for all vege-
tables except tomatoes and pickled
beets.
Carpet “Grin” — A carpet that
grins at you is not the one to buy,
cautions Dorothy O'Donnell, Penn
State extension home furnishings
specialist, “Grin” is the term used
when a carpet lacks enough fullness
to wear properly. A test for “grin”
is to bend the carpet back on itself
so you can see the tufts exposed
right down to the backing. If tufts
are noticeably and widely spaced,
you are seeing carpet ‘‘grin.”
Wash-and-Wear — Check a gar-
ment of a wash-and-wear fabric
carefully before ' buying, reminds
Mrs. Mae Barton, Penn State exten-
sion clothing specialist. Look . for
quick-drying shoulder pads, seam
tapes, waistbands, and inner pock-
ets. Nylon seam dries in a short
time. Look for labels and read them
carefully for fiber content, and for
| construction and laundering infor-
mation.
Appliance Gift — Consider versa-
tility when selecting a small electric
cooking appliances for a wedding
gift. An appliance that will do many
different jobs may be a better
choice for a newly married couple
than an appliance that does only
one job.
Two Local Boys Enlist
In Air Force In May
Two young men from Shavertown
enlisted in the Air Force in May:
Robert H. Shotwell, 132 Hillcrest
Ave., and James L. Inman Jr. 95
Summit St., both boys are grad-
uates of Westmoreland High School.
Robert is son“of Mr. and Mrs.
Robert C. Shotwell and James is son
of Mr. and Mrs. James L. Inman,
Sr. The young men were flown
from Avoca Airport to Lackland
Air Force Base San Antonio, Texas
for basic training. Upon completion
of basic training they will be as-
signed to an air force base for
training in a technical training
school or “on the job” working
with skilled technicans.
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By DORIS MALLIN
Another tournament has come to
a close; Sixteenth Annual Tourna-
ment conducted by Wyoming Val-
ley’'s W.IB.C. ended Wednesday,
May 24th. Prize winners wexe an-
nounced ‘Sunday.
In team: events rolled at Sacred
Heart Recreation Center, the fol-
lowing local teams finished in’ the
money: Class B—Dallas Dairy, Cir-
cle Inn, and West Side Building.
In singles and doubles at Puh-
lick’s Lanes: Doubles; Class A—
Mary Weale and Marie Bellas, 823
pins; Class C—Doris Mallin and
Charlot Denmon, 811 pins. Singles, |
Class A—Mary Weale, third place,
518 pins; Class B—dJean Agnew,
429 pins. Congratulations, girls.
Another local team, Kocher’s
Boys, has placed in Proprietors’
SECTION B — PAGE 5
boys rolled 3029 pins with Ted
Kocher hitting 199-267-212 (678); Y
Harold Kocher, 160-216-248 (624);
Joe Rodda, 211-199-196 (606); Ted
Sinclair,” 191-178-206 (575); Phil
Walter, 179-192-175 (546). The
contest is still underway:
ATTENTION, ALL WOMEN’S
BOWLING LEAGUES! Con-
tact your league secretary and
urge her to send a list of new
league officers in to Kate Gacha
immediately. Kate is anxious
to get her files completed so
she can start on records for
coming season.
Correction
He isn’t going to miss gradua-
tion with his class, after all. It is
| July 10, not June 10, that Ernest
Harris will leave for Parris Island
with the Marines.
“We need a law that will allow
| voters to sue a candidate for breach
'of promise.”
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