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Chorale Rehearsal Oct 3 |Deats At Wesleyan
% Dallas Woman’s Club Chorale will
hold its first rehearsal for the fall
and winter season Tuesday evening
at 7:45 in the Library Annex. Dir-
ector is Mrs. William Carroll, ac-
campanist Mrs. David Carey. Wom-
Mrs.
Harold Deats, son of Rev. and
Howard Deats, Tunkhannock
RD 5, has returned to Roberts Wes-
leyan, College in North Chili, N.Y. [Stripe Clubs will hold a
en who od enjoy singing with |
a group are cordially invited.
Shrine Officials To
Meet In Sunbury
Sunbury and Columbia County
joint
| Ladies Night at the American Legion
Home in Sunbury October 11. Din-
ner will be served at 6:30: Honored
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. | guests will include John Birkman,
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Vice Chairman and Dr. Royal Moore,
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officials will also be present, includ-
ing Potentate Thomas Lehman III
Lebananon Valley College
David D. Kimball, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Ross Kimball, Harveys Lake
RD 1 is one of four Luzerne County
students enrolled as freshmen at
Lebanon Valley College, Annville.
Flyers at 2 p.m, [
THE DALLAS POST, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 28, 1961
Dallas Home Against Forty Fort;
Lake Lehman Travels To Northwest
Saturday afternoon Dallas will the Flyers hit the win column as
play its third straight game at home they sqeaked out a 12-6 win over
when it ‘takes on the Forty Fort, Ester,
Forty Fort presents a good back-
Forty Fort, a. supposedly strong I field with Fredericks, McGurk, Eddy
team even though losing a number | 4 Aram Up Sons iis oda,
of men, were picked along with Wyo- | oltdeh, Macavoy, Yarmey, Attardo,
2 a 3 | Hughes and Scott who do most of
ming as pre-season favorites in the
Wost Side Conference. | the work on offense and defense.
To date the Flyers, coached by After the win Saturday Bromin-
| ski’s crew will be fired up for the
ny cg B Yarg id Forty Fort tilt and another hard
Flyers opened against Luzerne and fought football game is expected.
were held to a surprisingly 0-0 tie. | Lake-Lehman Away
The Following week Lake-Lehman' b Laie doie an will z ie Jot
was the opponent and the game C2¢% On the winning side Saturday
woud wp. © 12:17 ihe. Last Friday, | when it travels to Northwest to
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AN | meet the Rangers of Ken Wood.
| Northwest with a 1-1 slate holds
|a 7-6 win over Edwardsville while
| losing a free-scoring affair to Nes-
copeck last Saturday 32-24.
| Northwest also faced with the
| problem of transportation for its
| players due to such a wide area
under its jointure also has a small
squad.
| Mainstays for the Rangers include
| Whitebread, Killiam, Yenzow, Ro-
| mano, Valenia, Wilcznski Gensel,
| Shershen on the line while Stepan-
ski, Gayewski, Hoyt, Yelitz and
| Yarnell share most of the backfield
' duty. u|8
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Chase
Autumn has officially arrived but
we are experiencing as hot weather
as we had all summer. Already the
trees are taking on a change of
color.
Mrs. Peter Lincoln had X-Rays
taken of an injury to her right leg
at Nesbitt Hospital Thursday. She
has returned home on Chase Road.
Navy Lt. Beatrice Lincoln was
a weekend guest of her brother |
and sister-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. |
Peter Lincoln. Lt. Lincoln is sta-
tioned at Washington, D. C.
Mr. and Mrs. John Fronczkiewicz,
Towanda, spent the weekend with |
Mrs Fronczkiewicz's mother, Mrs. |
John Billow, Chase Manor.
Mr. and Mrs. Edward T. Schrama,
Ceasetown, held open house Sun-
day in observance of their twenty- |
fifth wedding anniversary. A large |
number of friends and relatives
called and they received numerous
gifts.
Fathers of Cub Pack 225 will be
in charge of the meeting October |
3, and will assist in running the |
Pinewood Derby. Meetings this year
have been moved up to the first |
Tuesday night. |
Mrs. Albert J. Cadwalader attend- |
ed the funeral of her cousin, Mrs.
Gruver of Moosic over the weekend.
Mrs. Robert Sovik and daughter,
Susan, returned to Syracuse Sun- |
day. They had been visiting with ter of Mr. and Mrs. David Cochran |
Mrs. Sovik’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. |
Harold Bertram, while Mr. Sovik
was on a business rtip to Holland |
and Germany.
Airman 3/c Harry S. Evans re- |
turned to Kinsleee Air Base at De- |
troit on Friday.
Congratulations to Lehman-Jack-
son Little Leaguers and Teenagers,
both of whom won the champion-
ship in their respective leagues.
The teams will be honored ‘at a |
banquet at Dallas American Legion |
October 16. William Sponseller was
| ceremony:
coach of both teams, Robert Disque
was manager of the Little Leaguers
and Frank Pavlick was manager o
the Teengers.
Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Whitenight
and children, Yoland and Don,
were guests of Mrs. Whitenight's
parents, Mr, and Mrs. C. J. Major,
last week, Mr. and Mrs. Richard
D. Moyer and daughter, Susan,
were also visitors
Many In Bloomsburg
In calling around I found that
quite a few of our Township people
were in Bloomsburg to watch the
| arrival of the animals and exhibits
for the Fair.
Ronnie Ray, 11, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Walter E. Ray, Chase Road, is
| a patient at Nesbitt Memorial Hos-
pital.
Still In Hospital
Frank Niezgoda, Ceasetown, is
still a patient at Nanticocke State
{ Hospital where he was admitted
| September [12, after having received
injuries to his right hip and leg on
September 8 while employed as a
driller for the Newport Excavating
Company
Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Griffith and
daughter, Dana Lynn, Little Falls,
N. J., visited with Mrs. Griffiths’
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Wil- |
| liams, Sunday.
Leza Carol Cochran, infant daugh-
| of Smiths Pond was baptized Sun-
day at Shavertown Methodist |
Church by Rev. Robert Yost. A]
family gathering of the following
friends and relatives was held at
the Cochran home following the |
Mr. and Mrs. James
Hogan, Mrs. Dorothy Astary and
children, Robert and Roberta; Char-
lotte Cochran; Mr. and Mrs. Marvin
Diamond and, children, Paul, Robert
{and Kenneth; Mr.
| Williams; Mr. and Mrs. Robert |
Cochran; Mr, and Mrs. Archie Coch-
SECTION A — PAGE 3
Clarence Hunter, 44
Suffers Heart Attack
(Clarence Hunter, 44, former resi-
lent of Broadway, suffered a fatal
heart attack Saturday night at the
ome of his cousin, Robert Hunter
» Dushore. He was buried yester=
Jay in Bloomingdale Cemetery, fol-
lowing services conducted by Rev.
Ray Garbey from the Bronson Fun-
aral Home.
A native of Berwick, his parents
were-Loray Hunter of Broadway and
the late Mrs. Clara Hunter.
He was a veteran of World War
11 and the Korean War. He held
membership in Berwick Veterans
of Foreign Wars, and belonged to
Berwick Lutheran Church.
In addition to his father, he leaves
his widow, the former Pauline Swan;
two sisters, Mrs. Alberta Miller and
Mrs, Martha Moses, both of Seneca
Falls, N. Y.
Another Easter Lily
Another Easter lily in bloom. Mrs.
L. E. Beisel’s, out in Idetown, in
full bloom for a week.
ran and daughter, Susan; Irene
Shultz; Mr. and Mrs. Robert Greg-
ory and sons, Harry and Donald,
her maternal grandparents, Mr. and
and Mrs. Peter |
| Mrs, Earl Layou. he Godparents
| Mrs. Earl Layou. The Godparents
Steele.
Congratulations to Cathy Salan-
sky, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Am-
brose Salansky, Sr., who was the
honored guest at a party celebrat-
ing her seventh birthday. Attending
were: Donna Gabel, Paulette Mick-
no, Christopher, Francis, Mary and
| Susan ‘Stash, Jane and Susan Salan-
| sky, Gwen Salansky, Mrs. Donald
| Gabel, Rose Salasky, Mr. and Mrs.
Ambrose Salansky Jr., and Victor
Salansky.
Supervisors of Jackson Township
will meet at the Fire Hall on Octo-
ber 2 at 7:30. :
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