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Mr. and Mrs. Robert Jillson and
children, Wayne, Deborah and
| Mayme, Syracuse, were recent
guests of Mr. Jillson’s parents, Mr.
and Mrs. John D. Jillson, of Hunts-
ville.
David and Donald Roskos Loyal-
ville. and Kingston, were guests of
‘Wayne Hughes and Ernest Bevan
of Chase Manor last Sunday. David,
a sophomore at Upsala College,
New Jersey, will spend the sum-
mer with his parents, Mr. and Mrs.
John Roskos, at their summer
home at Loyalville. }
Ernest Bevan, foster son of Mr.
and Mrs. William - Hughes, Chase
Manor, received his diploma from |
Lake-Lehman High School on June |
13, as well as his graduation cer-
tificate from the Wyoming Valley
Technical Institute.
Lehman Township Supervisors
are to be complimented on the
enactment of an ordinance, to
become effective on July 6,
prohibiting minors from con-
suming any liquor, malt or
brewed beverages on premises
Jicensed by the Pennsylvania
Liquor Control Board. This is a
step in the right direction to
reduce the number of our
young peonle who fall victim
to the curse of alcoholism.
The supervisors should follow
through and see that the ordi-
nance is obeyed and really
prosecute cifenders on both
sides of the bar. The super-
visers in the adjoining town-
ships should follow the grand
example set by the Lehman
Tewnship Supervisors and en-
act similar ordinances in their
township. By so doing they
would save their constituents
many heartaches.
Sealed bids were opened Tuesday
night at Lake-Lehman High School all "the kind people who sent her |
| cards and gifts on her fourth birth- |
day; which she celebrated on June |
for general construction, plumbing,
heating, ventilating and electrical
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construction’ work on Lake Elemen-
tary School project at Harveys
Lake: !
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Campbell
of Verona, N: J, and Miss Edna |
Keefer. of Benton, called on’ Mrs.
William Hughes Thursday.
‘This reporter agrees 100%
with the Pots editorial in re-
gard to an alarm system that
really functions when an in-
mate escaves- from the State
Correctional Institution. The
element of surprise should be
eliminated. An alerted com-
munity will be prepared.
Dawn -Sherwocd wants to thank
15. A quiet family dinner was at-
tended by her parents, Mrs. Arline
Rood and her aunt, Florence Keefer.
Her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs.
William R. Hughes, called on her
during the evening. Dawn’s con-
dition grew worse on Sunday.
Jackson ‘Township Supervisors
are to be complimented on their
roadoiling project. This certainly
helps to eliminate the dust nuis-
ance,
Many ‘records have been broken
thus far in 1961. Heavy snow, cold
| winter : weather, and ‘now we have
the ’ coldest June day on record,
with the temperature pretty tlose
to the freezing ‘mark. It looks as
| if we are going to have two seasons
| —Winter: and July and August.»
[© Mr.. and Mrs. Reuben Fi' Gabel
have - . received word . that their
| nephew, Richard F. Lang, has fin-
lished "his basic - training and has
| been assigned to an airforce base
in ‘Reno, Nevada, for' a six month
| schooling session. Richard ‘has re-
| ceived his A/3 class stripes.
William
Congratulations to. Mus.
R. Hughes . who ' celebrated her
| birthday on Tuesday, June 20. “A
family birthday dinner was held
in her: honor.
3 Laurel on Larksville ‘Mountain
| Road is out in all its beauty, and
even though this State Highway is
| one of the worst in the county, the.
| beauty of the laurel would make
! the trip worthwhile.
Mrs. Mary Ashton has returned
home after three weeks with her
daughter and son-in-law, Mr. and
| Mrs, Fred Woesner of Penn Square.
A “Welcome Home Cook Out” was
held in her honor, ‘with the follow-
ing attending: Mr. and Mrs, Bud
Nelson and children Buddy and
Joan, Mr. an Mrs. William Ashton
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and son, Donald, Kingston, Mr. and
Mrs. Fred Woesner, Penn Square.
‘Mrs. Dennis Bonning, Sr., has
| returned after three weeks with her
daughter and son-in-law, Mr. and
| Mrs. Edward Wilcox, Buffalo.
The Ballietts, Chase Road, held
a Father's, Day picnic at Lake Jean.
Huntsville Christian Church will
hold Bible School all next week,
starting Monday at 9. All ohidren.
of ‘the township. are invited.
B. A. Class of Huntsville Meth-
odist Church will hold its annual
steak roast at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. Wesley Lamoreaux Saturday
night.
Mr. and Mrs.” Fred Gabel had as
Sunday visitors Neely Grecko, Mrs.
Eleen Grecko and Mrs. Rose Grecko
all of Hazleton.
P. F. C. and Mrs. Michael i
and daugther, Dawa Machelle, are
home on a thirty-day leave from
the Army Base at Crete, Nebraska.
Allan Fox, Jr., and Edward Dubil
vere among those who graduated
from sixth grade at Lehman School.
Congratulations to Mrs. Roland
Gensel who celebrated her birth-
{ay on Sunday.” The following at-
tended the birthday dinner held
‘n her honor: her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Walter Malkemes, Gertrude
Day, all ‘of Wilkes-Barre, along with
her own family.
Richard Ide, New York City, spent
the weekend with his parents, Mr.
and Mzys. Clinton Ide.
7 Mr. and Mrs, Arthur Evans and
daughter, Catherine, Washington,
D.C. spent Saturday with Mr. and
Mrs. Richard Patterson of Trucks-
ville.
* ‘Gerald Wagner
birthday June 3. Gerry wd a
member of the '61 graduating class
and
‘is ‘also. a member of the Navy Re-
serves. ;
Leslie Darryl, infant son of Mr.
and Mrs. Sterling Brown, arse
Road, was baptized in Trucksville
Methodist Church Sunday with Rev.
Robert German officiating. A fam-
ily dinner was held at the home
of Leslie's paternal grandparents,
Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Brown, follow-
ing the services.
Sympathy of the community is
extended to Mrs. Fred Allen and
Mrs. Fred Frank, on the death of
their sister in New York City last
week.
Mrs. Mary Joan Griffith and
daughter, Dana Lynn, New Jersey,
are spending this week with Mr.
and: Mrs. Thomas G. Williams.
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