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Sweet Valley
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Richard Davenport, Sr.
Mr. and Mrs.
last weekend at Ringtown, |ing friends and relatives in the
spent St weeken a ng Set Valley-North Lake area.
This week- | Mrs. Felicia Castellani, who spent
Davenport, | eight weeks at Nanticoke Hospital,
sons.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Haas, Silver
Springs, Md., are vacationing at the
Albert Burkhardts, Pikes Creek.
Mrs. Stella Bronson, Nanticoke,
ad Mrs. Ronald Hughes.
end Mrs. Margaret
Kingston, visited with the Bron-'is better and has returned to her |
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Samuel Bronson ' | spent several days last week visit- |
home at Pkes Creek.
Mr. and Mrs. John Richards and
daughter, Lillie, Mrs. Boyd Smith
and daughter, Virginia, of Greene,
N. Y., spent last weekend with Mr.
and Mrs. McKinley Long.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Thompson,
Springfield, Va.; Mrs. Elizabeth
Klein, Washington, D. C., and Miss
Winnifred Thompson, Wilkes-Barre,
were guests over the weekend of
Mr. and Mrs. Jogeph T. Battison.
Lovina Hauk, Town Hill, has re-
turned after spending a week with
her brother-in-law and sister, Mr.
and Mrs. McKinley Long.
The officers of the Sweet Valley
Volunteer Fire Department wish to
thank all those who attended the
last meeting and to remind the men
of the community that next month
the nominating committee composed
of Sherman Kunkle, Ord Trumbower
and Frank Roginski will present a
new slate of officers. Meetings are
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THE DALLAS POST, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER .16, 1961
Whitesell Brothers Invite Public To View
“Ashwood” In Midway Manor This Sunday
‘held the second Thursday, so reserve
December 14.
‘Word has been received here that
Rev. C. B. Klinetob, Afton, N. Y., has
been discharged from Robert Packer
Hospital, and returned home feeling
much better.
Extend Sympathy
Sympathy of the community is
extended to the family of Mrs. Eliza
Whitesell, one of the oldest and well-
loved residents of this area.
She was buried Friday afternoon
at Maple Grove with Rev. William
Hughes and Rev. Kirby Jones con-
ducting services at Piatt Funeral | |
Home, Sunset Lake Road; Hunlock
Creek. She had many visitors during
her illness, and was able to see her
twelve grandchildren and fifteen
great-grandchildren often. Also sur-
viving are two daughters, Mrs. Basil
Masters, with whom she resided, and
Mrs. Stanley Masters.
PROFESSIONAL |
TRIP PLANNING
| accessibility of
Whitesell Brothers’ newest home |
in Midway Manor, Kingston Town-
ship, will be open for public in-
spection from 2 to 5 this Sunday.
“The Ashwood,” a three-bedroom
ranch type, is expected to attract
many prospective homeowners for
several reasons.
First, this neat, compact rancher,
attractively priced at $15,400, is lo-
cated in a most desirable area, for
the homeowner with a family.
The beautiful new Dallas Area
High School, in a great extent, is
responsible for the building influx
for good schooling is a major con-
cern of parents.
The good schools, together with
the lovely pastoral countryside and
shopping areas,
churches, recreation facilities have
made Midway Manor ideal for the
family man.
One might say that “all roads
lead to Midway Manor” since it
seems to be‘located at the center of
a hub roads leading to Dallas, Har-
veys Lake, Shavertown, Trucksville,
Wyoming, Luzerne, Centermoreland
and Wilkes-Barre.
Fregidaire Appliances
Secondly, prospective home own-
ers, and we dare say ‘home decora-
tors,” too, are going to be attracted
to “The Ashwood” because it is
beautifully and artfully furnished
and decorated throughout by Town
and Country Furniture Galleries,
253 South Main Street, Wilkes-
Barre. Lovely modern Frigidaire
appliances have been installed by
Rebennack Appliances, 267 Wyo-
ming Avenue, Kigston.
Town & Country Furnishings
Nat Zeller of Town and Country
explains that this moderately priced
home has been furnished by his
organization in keeping with the
design of the home. The entrance
hall and lovely livingroom emanate
‘warmth and hospitality with toast
carpeting, correlated walls and
draperies, and French provincial
furnishings. One of the three bed-
rooms has been converted by Town
and Country into a cozy den, decor-
ated in coral with Danish furnish-
ings. Dinette is done in white
wrought iron.
The bedroom done in light laven-
dar and antique white with a
canopy bed will thrill every young
lady who sees it; the master bed-
room has lovely light turquoise
walls, beige carpeting and is furn-
ished in beautiful Italian Provincial
fruitwood.
“The Ashwood” is built according
to Whitesell Brothers high stand-
ards and includes paved driveway,
sidewalks, landscaping, septic tank
installation. Ample water is sup-
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‘leach and Dallas Nursery has 23.
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‘| More Travellers
plied by a deep-drilled well located
in the Manor. The house itself in-
cludes three bedrooms, spacious
living room, kitchen, dinette, one
and one-half baths, garage, full
basement. It has aluminum siding,
is fully insulated, has aluminum
storm doors and windows, full |
housepower. It is located on a
paved street with concrete gutters.
‘Whitesell Bros. are members of the
National Home Builders Associa-
tion.
They extend a cordial invitation
to everyone to visit this home, 2 to
5 p.m. on Sunday, or any time by
Shed
DALLAS, PENNSYLVANIA
appointment.
An added attraction will be the
portable television on display in the
new home. Near it will be entry
| blanks on which visitors can com-
plete, the sentence, “What I like
best about a Whitesell Built Home.”
Entries should be mailed to the
Dallas Post, postmarked not later
then December 16, and the winner
of the television will be notified
shortly thereafter by mail. Entries
will be judged by The Post editor-
ial staff. No employees of Whitesell
Brothers or The Post may submit"
entries.
Bowling News
(Continued from Page 1 B)
192;
213;
Burr 201; C. Bray 201; Weale
Kravitz 217 (566); Trudnak
201; Weaver 203, Hospador 190-
190; Roan 190; L. Yankoski 194;
Muchler 191.
Top Teams Drop As
Shoppers Go To Town
American Legion took over top
spot of Crown Major League last
week, knocking Monk Plumbing
and Heating down to second by 1
point, only to lose 4 points Friday
as West Side Novelty took on new
life and copped all from the top
team. Monk’s dropped 3 to Parry’s
and Dallas Shoppers went to town,
stole 3 from Jim-Jon with 2792
total pins and took over first place
with 26% points. Monk’s, Legion
and Shavertown Lumber have 26
It looks as though next week’s con-
test will be worth watching. Any-
one of the five top teams could
take-over.
Top series was a big 686
rolled by Charlie Williams for
Dallas Shopping Center includ-
ing high single of 257 and 205-
234 games. Paul Kamont and
Pete Ambrose posted 609
series. Paul scored his for Dal-
las Shopping and rolled a 246
while Pete hit his with Mather’s
‘team, chalking up 235 and 209
games. Mike Gorey had 202-
218 (601) for Parry’s.
West Side Novelty, piling up 15
points out of the last 16 games,
had Al Bellas hitting 193-220 (584);
Lewis Reese rolled 191-202-191
(584) for Legionnaires. A series
(227-200) went on Bob
Moore’s record for Birth’s Esso.
Top scores were marked for Trud-
nak 204 (558); Corgan 191-201
(566); Yanik 190-191 (560); Jim
Thomas 235 (566); L. Yankoski
199 . (554); Vida 203 (559); Doc
Thomas 191; Molley 202; Gauntlett
213; Muchler 200; Wilson 200;
Hustey . 193; Adams 194; Kundrat
209; Shalata 195; C. Allabaugh
204; B. Allabaugh 192; Buynak 192;
S. Bonomo 199; Cross 192; Rich-
ards 206, Myers 204 and Rodda 207.
Whiting’s Lead Bowlerettes
Whiting’s team holds lead in
Bowlerettes League by 2 points over
Duke Isaacs’ 23. Bolton’s has 20
and Monk's is low with 12. Whit-
ing’s team was high with 723-
2068.
A. Whiting led scoring with 161-
208(523) and P. Dungey rolled 460
(176). Donna Kaye had a 450 series
and M. Hislop hit 182 for one game.
Tie In First Place
Mustangs and Tigers are tied with
26 points each, heading St. Paul's
Lutheran League. Trojans with 24,
Badgers 23% and Bulldogs with 23
are closing in fast. Long Homs took
team honors with 890-2484.
H. Moyer was top scorer with
600 series including 203-219-178
and Guyler had high single of
221.
Others scoring were Roberts with
three games of 188(564); Nafus
198(548); Weale 189(540); Monk
195; A. Whiting 190; Rudy 190; Lew-
is 187; Hoover 182.
Bees In The Lead
Bumble Bees are buzzing in top
place of Holy Rollers League. This
week, however, they lost 3 points
to Yellow Jackets as Doc Whittaker
hit 213-181(556) and Ruth Nygren,
168-167(484) for Jackets. Dick Rudy
posted: 213(541); Marge Fritzinger
176(458) for Bees. Hornets lost 3
to’ Wasps. Alton Sprout hit 192;
Marge Whittaker 165; Frank Fritz-
inger 181 for Wasps.. Sally Ell with
173 was high for Hornets.
Addy Asplalt featured three ter-
rific bowlers in the contest against
Bavitz Recreation Saturday as Bob
Moore hit 225-216-221(662); Nick
Stredny rolled 235-175-230(640) and
Charlie .Williamg posted 191-226-
212(629). Along with Leo Yankos-
'ki’s - 181-204-183(568) and Gaunt-
lett hitting in 180’s, the team spilled
3033 total pins, 1030 in last game.
Beaver Run also had three men in
600’s when they met Elko’s Recrea-
game. Carl Roberts had 603 (210
194-199); Charle Else rolled 602-
(224-212); Al Ciccarelli rolled 204.
Total pins were 2868.
Crown Imperial girls took 3 from
Berretta. Grace Sickler was hitting
them, posting 533(197-187). Billye
James rolled 208(516); Ginger Gos-
art 194(515) and Evelyn Roberts
i i ‘and Henri Benkovsky o
Shupp League Rolls 600 Series
There were four nice series
in 600’s rolled Monday night in
George Shupp League. Leo Yan-
koski led the scoring with 619-
(216-229-174) for Meade’s. Jack
Trudnak turned in 614 for
Wreckers including games of
213-233; Berti’s team featured
George Shupp, hitting 607(201-
195-202), Chet Molley posted
609 for Raiders with games of
182-245-182. \
Berti took 3 from Wreckers and
still hold top place. Raiders took all
from VFW; Lions won 3 from Cris-
pell’s; Meade’s took 3 from Caster-
line’s and Crusaders copped 3 from
Sportsmen.
Other top scorers were Moore with
214(573); Daylida 208; Williams
210; Lettie 199; Myers 190; Brace
200; Monte 199; Meade 190; Gareis
195; Race 200-197.
Raiders led team scores with
2881. ip
Helen Leads Scoring
v
Helen Bonomo led scoring
with 191 (512) in Dallas Wo-
man’s Club League. Roses post-
ed 817 (2194). Marigolds lead
lineup with 7 points; Violets
have 6 and Roses and Poppies,
14 each.
Pandas Lead Idetown Bears
Pandas lead Idetown Bears League
with 23 points followed by Polars
and Teddys with 20 each. Cubs
have 17.
Bill Jones was top scorer with
230 (572), tying Frank Kelmel's
high 230. Frank holds record of
573 series, Melba Webber had a
109 triplicate series.
Polars topped team scares with
922 (2622).
O’Malia Slipping; Elston Gains
O’Malia’s team slipped to only a
3 point lead in Imperialettes League
as Elston gained and hold second
place with 23. Joe's Men Shop
and Apex Auto Parts have 21 each.d
The league has tightened to a point =
where there could be quite an up-
set in the next few weeks..
O’Malia lost 3 to Plains Blo
Friday even though Anita Pascav- '
age put forth a great effort with
179-218 (553); Bea Carr rolled 165-
161 (469). Plains featured Marie
Ciccarelli with 195 (502) and
Evelyn Kamont with 179 (452).
Joe’s and Apex split 2-2. Helen
Bonomo was tops for Apex with
(461); Jean Agnew hit 168 and
Ann Kardell posted 173. (Watch
out for Annie; she’s been rolling
| Some nice series). Rose Novroski
| spilled 505 pins with 181-190 games
for Joe’s; Gloria Charnitski hit 164.
Eleanor Moyer rolled 168-161
(468) and Sue Gearhart hit 163
(457) for Elston’s; Ruth Stair post-
ed 160 for Garrity as the “dairy
maids” took 3 from the Realtors.
Delaney featured Marg Milne with?
171 and Jean Piech 170 as they
won 3 from Goodman's.
O’Connell’s Bows To Mac Tools
O'Connell's team bowed to Mae
Tools in Country League last Tues-
day as Mac's took 4 from Bocar
‘and toppled the leading team off
the roost. O'Connell's lost 3 to
Troster’s, who now have third
position. Top Shelf took 3 from
Dallas Dairy.
Rose Novroski and Jean Ag-
new were top scorers with 492
and 490 series. Rose’s includ-_
ed 187-166 games and Jean hit
191. Evelyn Roberts rolled a
nice series of 467.
Church League Features Leo
Dallas A’ stayed in the running
of Back Mountain Church League,
taking 8 from Lehman as Leo Yan-
koski scored with a sizzling 602
series, Tom Cross had 544 and
Cliff Garris 541. Howard Ehret
had 559 for Lehman. :
Mrucksville A continued its run
“for the money” Wednesday night.
They knocked off second place
Shavertown B 3-1 with S. Fielding,
tion Saturday. Sid Fielding chalked
NR ido 2b
up 622, Ios a 2 big 277 and 190
5 3 x fio 7
F. Fielding and Carl Roberts hieing
in low 500s,
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