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Mrs. Malcolm Nelson
Heads Nominating Group
Mrs, Malcoltn Nélsoft, chairman
of the nominating committee for
Harveys Lake Woman's Service Club.
has announced that election will
take place at the April meeting,
with installation in May. Nine of-
ficers will be elected for two years
each.
The Club's fifteenth birthday will
be celebrated with a Charter Night
program at the May dinner to be
held at O'Connells Twin Lakes. All
charter members, whether still be-
longing to the ¢lub or not, are
~ eordially invited.
The Executives will meet the night
of March 19 at the home of Mrs.
George Searfoss with Mrs. Dick
Williams and Mrs. John ‘Zorzi as.
sisting.
Mountain Grange
Sponsor Card Party
Mountain Grange 567, Carverton,
will sponser a card party Saturday
evening at 8 at the Grange Hall
People not wishing to play cards
may bring ahy game they prefer.
Table and door prizes are offered,
and refreshments wil be served.
Mrs: George Metealf is chairman,
assisted by Mesdames Howard Earl,
John Coon, Alden Earl, Russell
Cave, and Richard Bowen.
Lake Service Women
To Help Hennebaul Fund
A beautiful afghan to be used as
prize in a raffle for the Recovery
Fund of Freddy Hennebaul is in the
making.
chased by the Harveys Lake Wo-
man's Service Club at the sug-
gestion of Mrs. Carlton Kocher who
is donating her work. At a recent
meeting of the Club the afghan
was displayed. It is half finished
and made in the ripple pattern
with shades from deep purple to the
'ighter lavender colors.
The raffle will’ be conducted by
the directors of the fund.
Mrs. James Hettesheimer
is Honored At Shower
Mrs. Voyle Traver and Mrs. Wil-
liam MacMillan entertained at a
stork shower for Mrs. James Het-
tesheimer at the home of Mrs.
MacMillan, Saturday evening.
Present were: Mesdames Lawrznce
Hilbert, Violet Gary, Perry Patton,
Harvey Patton, Glen Patton, Bever-
ly Patton, Lawrence Patton and
Dotty, Ann, Raymond Denmon,
James Sickler, William Murphy,
Henry Lane, Vane Race, David Mac-
Millan, Nathan Straley, «William
Crossman, Mrs. Helen Goodman,
Mrs. Sophia Hackling, Mary Shook,
Dorothy French, the guest of honor
and the hostesses.
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SHAVERTOWN
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The ‘Afghan Kit was pur-,
SHAVERTOWN
THE DALLAS POST, THURSDAY, MARCH 15, 1962
Two Former Westmoreland Boys
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Frantz and
daughter - Evelyn, Brook Street,
were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Elias
Frantz, Jr, at a dinner in Scranton,
recently.
Mrs. . Chester Molley, Lehigh
Street, and her mother, Mrs. Helen
Fedorchak, Nanticoke, motored to
Apalachin, N. Y. recently to visit
Mrs. Molley’s sister and brother-in-
law, Mr, and Mrs. Gene Kucharski,
and their family. The Kucharski's
recently purchased a new home
and this was their first visit.
AH. Gay, Division
has been ill.
Mrs. Leona Loveland, mother of
Mrs, Lou Spaciano, Division Street
has been ill.
Mrs. Robert Shotwell, Hillcrest
Street, left: Friday by train for a
two-week stay with her sister and
brother-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Hat
Evans; in Cleveland, Ohio. Mrs.
Evang
recently, They have another
Craig, ten years old. The Evans
are former Trucksville residents.
Lt: and Mrs. J Bruce Cleasby, 8
Helm Street, South; Hadley Falls,
Mass., announce the birth of their
third daughter, Sandra ‘Leigh, Feb-
ruary 22. [The baby weighed in at
106 lbs. Y% oz. Mrs. Cleasby is the
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Herman
Reese, Rice. Stret, Trucksville and
Bruce’s mom and dad are Mr. and
Mrs. Thomas Cleasby of Davis
Street.
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Johnson,
Memorial Highway, drove Grandma
Reese to Mountainside, N. J. Fri-
day to meet Mrs.
daughter, Mrs, James Turner and
her husband who then drove to
Massachusetts to see the new baby.
The Johnsons and Mrs. Reese re-
turned home Sunday evening, after
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Johnson
visited with: ‘their son-in-law and
daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Robert
Evans and family, :
Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Sadvary and
sons Duane, Danny Lee and Stephen
of New York ‘and Wilkes-Barre
visited at the Michael Caffrey home
Division Street over ‘the week-end.
Mr.
Street,
and Mrs. John Anuskiewiez, |
" Oakland, California, Sunday. Bill is
gave birth to a baby boy °
son,’
Reese's other |
Division Street, had as guests Mrs. |
Lottie Berganya and daughter Jean,
of ' Kingston and Miss Pearl Aau-
skiewicz of New York,
ploy about a month and woud adine Kuve, daughter of Mr. and urday, May 12 in St David's
prone po J and calls from her Mrs, Anthony Kue, Sylvan Lake. | Church, Scranton. Rev. Omar W.
friends, I'm sure, Mr. Cecolbaugh, the son of Mr. and Pitman Jr. will’ officiate. ' Rev.
Take Part In Army Maneuvers
DEREMER GOES TO FORMOSA
Sp. 4 William DeRemer, son of | U.S. FORCES, GERMANY | combat readiness.
Mr. and Mrs. Russell DeRemer, left (AHTNC)—Army Specialists Four | The men, pole linemen in Com-
by plane from Philadelphia for Peter Fritsky Jr. and Robert D. pany B of the 25th Signal Battalion
Rogers of Dallas, recently parti- | | in Karlsruhe, entered the Army in
cipated in Exercise Loag Thrust II, | September 1960, completed = basic
a month-long field training maneu- | training at Fort Dix, N. J., and
ver ia Germany. ; arrived overseas last February.
During the exercise more than They are 1960 graduates of West-
6.000 troops from the 4th Infantry | moreland High Behion! in Trucks-
Division, which is regularly located | ville.
at Fort Lewis, Wash., were flown = Specialist Fritsky. 19, whose
to Europe in one of the Army's | family lives on Route 3, was em-
largest peacetime deployments gver- | ployed by Dallas Country Club be-
seas. Units regularly stationed in fore entering the Army.
Germany provided 17,000 combat! Specialist Rogers, 20, son of Mr.
and ‘support troops for the exer- | and Mrs. Eldon H. Rogers, R.D. 2,
| cise which was designed to provide was employed by DeRemer’s TV
participat'ng units with long range | and Appliance. ;
mobility training and to test their |
Ronald Coolbaugh
enroute to Formosa for a fifteen:
month stay.” His wife, the former
Ursua Braun of Germany, and his
daughter Christina will stay with
their uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs.
Thomas Bottoms, King Street, Dal.
las, while Bill is overseas. The De-
Remers came here from Tacoma,
Washington, after having been sta-
tioned there for eighteen months.
Bill is a, graduate of the Dallas
Area Schools and has been in the
service for five years.
Mr. and Mrs. David Ell, former
residents of Division Street, have
moved to the John Roushey apart-
ment in Hellers Grove, Trucksville,
Debbie celebrated
‘Underwood te — Jenkins
Their daughter Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Coolbaugh, | i
Tinat Bip : : gh, | | The approaching marriage of Lois
il plrhday Loss wash. x Lehman, announce the birth of | Ann daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Mrs. Clyde Birth, So. Pioneer their first child, Ronald, who was Willard R. Jenkins, Scranton and
Avenue, tells us that she is up and
about on a ‘walking cast after
having broken a bone in her foot.
She will be confined to her home
born at General Hospital on March Rev. Robert F. Underwood, son of
10. The new arrival tipped the My, and Mrs. Lewis Underwood,
scales at seven pounds, five ounces. | Shavertown, has been announced. |
Mrs. Coolbaugh is the former Bern- The wedding will take place Sat-
Mr. and Mrs, Louis Spaciano, and
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Kreidler, Di-
vision Street made a trip to Scran-
ton to see ‘‘Cinerama’. Never ex-
pecting to see anyone familiar we
were delightfully surprised to hear
our names called out and find that
Mr. and Mrs. William Eicke, Ever-
green Street, were also a part of
the huge audience,
ATTEND GRAND LODGE
Three Master Masons from
Shavertown participated in the
exemplification of the 2nd Degrée
of Free Masonry at Grand Lodge in
Philadelphia on March 7. They
were Robert Williamson, 155 Goe-
ringer Avenue; Charles R. Lockard,
61 Grace Avenue and Robert Lewis,
Shagbark Drive. While in Philadel-
phia they stayed at the Essex Hotel.
This participation took place in
the Grand Lodge in Philadelphia.
Mrs. Russell Coolbaugh, Lehman, | Underwood is a graduate of Kings-
is the very pleasant attendant at | ton Township High School, Dickin-
the Ross Williams Service Station, | son College, and General Theological
Lehman. Ronald's parents are both Seminary, New York City.
graduates of = Lake-Lehman High | TT
School, class of 1961. Rainbow Girls
: | Next meeting of the Charles James
Serve Your City Club | Memorial Assembly, Rainbow Girls,
Plans Frtiques Show | will be held Thursday evening at
7:30 at the Trucksville Methodist
Sixth Annual Antiques Show and church Educational Building.
Sale sponsored by Serve Your City Officers are requested to come at
Club of Wilkes.Barre will be held | 16:30. to rehearse for balloting. Fol-
Tuesday and Wednesday, March 20 lowing the meeting, there will be
and 21 from 11:00 a.m. to 10:00 \an anniversary parly, ahd birthday
p.1 \ celebration.
Seventeen booths will be occupied |
by registered antique dealers who
will offer a wide selection of Bav- |
(arian Dresden china, cooper lamps, “pon’t’ call the State Highway
and occasional pieces of furniture. Department to have your roads
In one booth will be shown an early ashed after a storm” says Deputy
| plank bottom nursing rocker Tre- Coroner Stephen Glova, of Harveys
|stored'in blue with authentic Dutch jake “If you do yowll receive |
provincial designs. lan insult from the other end of |
Proceeds from the show will be ithe wire” Glova received that kind
used for the charitable work of the of treatment recently after an
Gets Rough Treatment
Two On Dean's List
On the Deans List at Wilkes Col-
‘Goes To Clinton, Mass.
‘ship High School and Wilkes-Bar-
home,
DALLAS, PENNSYLVANIA
Mrs. Johanna Laskowski,
Honored On Birthday
Mrs. Johanna Laskowski, Jack-
son Township, was entertained by
her son and daughter-in-law, Mr.
and Mrs. Elmer Laskowski at a fam-
ily birthday dinner recently. She
was ~séventy: five. Present were
Rev. Warren Hoover
Rev. Warren Hoover, pastor of
the Free Methodist Church of Clint-
on, Mass., has just been appointed
area superintendent of the North-
east district.” These churches are
located at Seekonk and Palmer,
Mass, This appointment was made Theodore Laskowski, Mr. and Mrs.
by the Free Methodist headquart- Bernard Laskowski, daughter, Shir-
Indiana; ley Ann, Plymouth; Mr. and Mrs.
ers at Winona. Lake, 2 ;
Joseph Yurick, Buck Hill Falls; Mr
Rev. Hoover's parents are Mr. and
and Mrs. John Cherrie, Thomas
Mrs. i Hoover, - Outlet-Leh- Izbicki, Glen Lyon; Mr. and Mrs.
NAN R030: ' Elmer Laskowski and daughter,’
Before going to Massachusetts,
he was pastor at Plainfield, N. J.
He also served two years in the
Army and Air Force.
After graduating from Lake Towne
Mary Ann. ~
Y.W.C.A. Guest Day
Set For Tuesday 9:30
Mrs. John Vivian, Homemaker
Holiday chairman of the Back
Mountain Y."W. C. A, has selected
Tuesday, March 20 as “Guest * Di
Coffee will be served at 0
.m.; 0 ‘ati 1
He is married to the former Doris hk Fiore a ain gE
Brown” of Wanamie and they have | | started are Golf, Art with charcoal
three children. | for beginners; oils for the advancer,
: SS rT Millinery, Bowling, Bridge and Out-
Thanks For The Light : door and Party Cooking.
Ria A playroom will be directed by
re Business College he attended
Eastern Pilgrim College at Allen-
town, where he received the de-
gree of Bachelor of Religious Educ-
ation.
Mrs. Helen = Hoover; Pinecrest! junior League volunteers.
Avenue, wants to express thanks | Ti
to Dallas: Borough Council for ‘in- i i 5)
stalling ‘a street light near her Trucksville Cub Scouts
on a stretch of Pinecrest
that was extremely dark, at its
intersection with Birch Lane. In-
stallation was made Tuesday morn-
ing.
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Trucksville Cub Pack, 155, will
meet Friday at 7:30 in the Fire Hall,
Bach scout should be accompanied
| by a parent. Fund raising will start
on Saturday.
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Bt Country Club April 6
Annual banquet of Dallas Chapter
1296 Order of Eastern ‘Star honor- |
ine the Worthy Matron. Mrs. Mild= |
| red Garinger, will be at Irem Tem- | ation will meet Tuesday at 8 p.m.
| ple Country Club,’ Friday, April 6. at Jackson Township Fire Hall,
Dinner at 6:30, will be followed Chase. President Russell Coolbaugh
{ by cards and dancing at 9 when | ‘urges full attendance.
| the Charles: James Assembly of the: a : |
Order of Rainbow. Girls "will be
invited guests. :
Mrs. Betty Meeker, chairman, re-
quests reservations be sent to Mrs.
Myrtle Rineman, Mrs, Mildred Lutes,
Mrs. Emma Price, and Mrs. Mad- |
eline LaBarre.
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Mr :
.,and Mrs. Frank Piatt enter-
tained at a family dinner at their
home last Sunday, honoring their
grandchildren, Gloria Ann and Bruce
Hilley, Jamison City, who recently
observe their birthdays. Gloria Ann
is eight and Bruce seven. They are
the children of Mr. and Mrs. Wayne
‘Hilley. Also attending was their
sister, Lori.
|Back Mountain Firemen
To Meet At Chase Tuesday
Back Mountain Firemen's Associ- |
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