DALLAS, PENNSYLVANIA
THE DALLAS POST, THURSDAY, MAY 3, 1962
SECTION C—PAGE 3
Pikes Creek.
L rdan Eating Her Way TR
ynne Jordan Eating Her Way STRICTLY BUSINESS by McFoatters NOXEN NATURALLY-
Through School Year In Holland lig Ui EER gn
g an called on to extinguish a bad brush | Mrs. Richard DuBois and Mrs.
A laurel th for Mrs. | terkl d Zwarte Pieten. O i ? fire wt Tombos, ix Stall, early Mou: | Hevoid Dujors On aes
urel wrea or : aas and Zwarte : n da ing. ere’ on Saturday. ss Caroline
Lester Jordan, Lynne’s mother, | the day of the 5th, a bountiful table fs Ere F gay ad Pi ee Mrs, Isaac Swire and [DuBois returned home with them «
| who assembled a mail-sack of |is prepared and in the evening the TE 8 Kd girs, have recently moved here from | after spending a week with Miss ;
Lynne’s letters from Holland, |family sits in the living room with ’ f Judy ‘Shalata.
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and boiled them down into an a basket of presents in the middle — . Mr. and Mrs, Thomas Swire enter- Mr. and Mrs, Charles Williams,
Be ih Jokes frme % He ob mothe of = 60 | tained the following as Rosuer gin Lancaster, announce the birth of /
rom Chri: e famil butes a 2 :
I A ’ 0 ner guests: Mr. and Mrs. Isaac|a daughter Susan Kay on April
ities Soci BB Boni dainty Tako each =i Swire, Diane, Sandy and Joyce, Mr. | 17th, This js the first girl for %
: Se an Boa ee i boned filled = YN and Ms. Raymond Grey, Noxem|the Williams family but they are :
; tion she sets Tore tn Jul gam iymne’s day wes So {a d Mr. and Mrs. Dale Christian, Kathy | blessed’ with three little boys. Mrs. |
y | e g Y- | there was no time for homesickness. | i and Richard and Donald Labarr, | Williams is the former Betty Space |
i Introducing Mrs, Jordan, She writes, “I'm at a loss for words. — BS ia Goo Show Bweet Val | of N :
o “Doc’s” wife, from Trucksville: | These people have done everything ed ml Sburg, sary h : R. Swi oxen. ! :
\ : 2 , = i ley, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas R. Swire, | npg meq Miler and Miss Marlyn |
e ! Lynne has just begun her second | to make me so happy and I've Billy, Ricky, and Tommy, Hunlock | BI b sited. Mrs |
semester in Art School, and loving | done so little. Never in all my Creek ? ent ompshure: Sas 3
£ | every minute of it. The teachers |life will I be able to thank them = Mrs, Ellen Deater is a patient Joseph Dotier, oi Su y
- and students (14 in her class) are | enough.” ‘ ty Gororal Hospital due to an eye Mrs. George Montross is on the
. | so nice to her and are interested | DECEMBER 25TH IN HOLLAND cy Bi injuty, which she sustained from |Sick list. : won de rfu l
7 | i : se 2nd does December 25th and 26th are i vie /) eye glasses which were broken in x MS Joes dossly Hull
| , : Cal | both religious days, much like they IANS |< a fall. r. and family, Newark, N. J., spen
11 vi ! oe po 8 Joh one of pd of | are in our own country, except for KARMEN REE Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Casterline, [the week end with his parents, Mr.
n ¢ & : Dn to at om the exchange of gifts, which is Newark, N. J., spent the weekend |and Mrs. Joseph Hackling Sr.
PP. : a : done on the 5th. Lynne attended with Mrs. "Edna Casterline. Mr. and Mrs. Barry Engelman
ing one of them. Lynne writes— rs } on
e « hs a beautiful midnight mass, and Mrs. Lawrence Race, Buffalo, vis- |and Pamela, visited at the home
After one-half year in this country, : 3 ~~ z
L- 3 ES people came in for dinner on the ~ ited Mrs. Ray Wilson and Ruth |of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Vanhorn
: I feel that it is my own. My ears : : ~_ : i
Ss i : 25th for a bountiful meal with Mowry and Miss Stella Shook, Thurs- | on Sunday.
| and eyes are adapted to the sounds : :
n end sight of the Netherlands, turkey and hare, and white and dr day. : Mr. and Mrs. Ted Manning, Mes-
1 which differ from our busy high- | Fed wines, and twenty to twenty- “How are things, Mr. Karmenian?” _ Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Race, Christ- | hoppen and Mrs. Violetta, Wandell,
: ways and rolling hills. I eat, five different ' kinds of cheese. line and David and Bobby Munket- Tunkhannock, called on the Wil-
>. sleep and act Dutch. I still am as Friends and neighbors came drifting Club in Dallas and the Library chy spent a couple days this week liam Murphys, on Sunday. i
= much American as I can be, but |in and out, and again no time 10 | Ayction, She asked for some in- Ildetown : with Mr. and Mrs. Frank Haverick, | Pastor Wesley Kimm, Mrs. Fred |
8 my views and ideas have broadened, | remember what might be happen- | information about the Club from - birthdays to Elizabeth Anne Levittown, Case, Mrs. Arthur Blizzard, Ms AND ALL COAL IS SOLD
- my knowledge of people has in- | Ing in her home in Trucksville. her father, but she said she knew iy —. Ca oage on Long William Race went to Buffalo on | Allen Kitchen, Mrs. Earl Gripe : AT THE VERY LOW SUMMER PRICE 1
= creased. I'm living through the New Year's Eve is a gathering |the Library Auction inside out. ayer: % : 3 Friday with his daughter-in-law, | attended a vacation Bible Schoo.
of experiences of lifetime, and I |of friends together in their h : . |Beach, California, Mrs. Howard ip. "yo ence Race. Meeting, held at Holy Trinity Luth-
e ip % orn of friends together In their homes, | Margaret Rich from Australia, )|cpoghy of Knoxville, Tennessee, Mrs. h F isited Stell Church Sunday afternoon.
| only wish every American boy and | and at midnight everyone went out- | wh, had been guest of the Sayre Mrs. Walt Meade Mrs. Sarah Farmer visite ella | eran Church on Sunday
- gil conlilBo: given the chincer | | ile to BLASTRDRTHOO] Tt Tp WIth In car Chl i Torre AOL Lon ae Sols Cookie, |Suook, one doy. this, week. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Schenck and |
1 Schools in the Netherlands are | fireworks as bright as day. Ty i ° y * | Mrs. Joseph Neizgoda, sess : Sandra Engelman, Bristol, spent | Mr. and Mrs. Joseph French re-
>- harder to get through than they left for home at the end of De-|meq Parrish, Betty Goodman of the week end with her father Ed- | turned on Saturday from a trip & NO FIN ANGE CH ARGES
; Bl Sten oyident have ~ LYNNE’S BIRTHDAY cember, and on her way she stopped | ywilkes-Barre, Mrs. John Lynch of gar Engelman and sisters Barbara |to Florida. The Fren cha returned
S mid-year or end-of-year exams Lynne celebrated her 18th birth- |in Amsterdam to meet Lynne, Vho Annapolis, Md, Mrs. Robert Bons and Kathie Lou. to their home in Brasher Falls, |
until the end of the 12th year. At day in November, and the Wouters | was to be in Amsterdam for that | ning Mrs. Loren Keller, Mrs. Al- Peggy Coole, Bloomsburg, spent |on Sunday. | & NO INTEREST :
W that time they have an exam that (her hosts) certainly made it a|weekend to rehearse for the Con-|jan Montross, James L. Casterline |, "Ul) end with Mr. and Mrs.| Emma Traver, Buckhorn, spent |
1- covers the grades from 6th to 12th, wonderful day for her, showering | ference entertainment. Lynne was | jp. Fred Coole. the past week at the home of Mr.
t and they have two months off for her with gifts, serving a delicious | Margaret's guide through Amster-| p,;014 Watson is a patient in Mrs. Alton Field and son Don- [and Mrs. James Hettisheimer.
s boning up, and everything comes to hare dinner complete with red |dam and asked directions in Dutch, Nesbitt Hospital. ald athostowi N.Y. spent a week Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Hopfer visi-
8: a halt when those two months ar- | Wine (“Now Dad, I'm 18 today), |They visited the Rijksmuseum, took. oor-roor = | with Christine and Delbert Bliz- | ted Mr, and Mrs. Thomas Schultz,
rive—no parties, no vacations, no having friends and school chums in [a tour of the canals and shopped |was one of the most pleasant ones a So ae Baniay.
j- ompany—no nothing, It is a |for the evening, and turning back |for souvenirs. They had a wonder [she has had. So many adjosiives Mr and Mrs. Richard Keiper and | Mr. and Mrs John Martin, Greg- | D LLARS
serious time. The parents won't | the dining room rug for dancing. ful time, and Lynne was sorry to describing the city, the people, and Deborah yecontly visited Mrs, Alton | ory Douglas Debbie and Mary Jo,
d leave the child when he is cramming TRIP TO BRUSSELS have Margarét leave the next morn- |the exciting tour thru the Delft |p Wr oo 0) "ny Kingston, visited at, the William
for this exam. It is not a question | ggaply in December she spent the ing for Paris enroute to Australia. | Porcelain Factory. On a guided tout Week end visitors at the Jacob Munketchys on Sunday.
e of how good your marks are, but | gay in Brussels, Belgium. The city | The weekend before Lent the | by ‘one of the Delft Rosarians, 3 Miner home were Mrs. Laverne Gar-
you don’t flunk. If you do
is beautiful, filled with big stone
people in Eindhoven have a big
| was explained how buildings are
Yvonne and Richard, South
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\S fn out one year, you have an buildings with steeples and pillars, | celebration in the form of a carn- | erected in Holland. The ‘ground Is River, N. J., Mrs. Kern Dibble, Sus- ! |
Eo opportunity to repeat the year, but | wits much sculpturing over arches |ival, similar to a Mardi Gras. Every- | not solid enough for buildings, SO "4 p,tsy Meshoppen, were Sun-
> if you flunk it the second time, your | ~/ 4" tho walls. Brussels, like |one dresses in costume and dances Most of them are built on sand day callers. : { l
h school days are over—you are out. | citings in Holland, has its govern- | in the streets, and it goes on from | bags or pilings. They built a church Lend-A-Hand Class of St. Luke's Polish
t- LIKE OLD HOME WEEK ment building in a square with a | Saturday until Tuesday night. One |in Delft that today has a looning Lutheran Sunday School will pres- I Floor Polishers |
e All of the American students to | court in the center. The court and |last big fling before the Easter steeple because the - side of the | ft a program, the Bell Choir of Floor Sanders ASK ABOUT OUR
i a Hogand were invited to the home | buildings are called “The Markt” | Season begins. church it was built on had settled the Forty Fort Methodist Church 1 P Steamer * SPECIAL ADDED
9 of ¥ Mr. Heuston, who has a very | and is supposed to be one of the ANOTHER NICE FAMILY in the sand. The city of Delft is 4 (ides of the Holy Land will | Wall Paper Stea ;
>- i large estate in the country, some | largest in Europe. All of the 04 ‘Januery Sth, Lynne! moved full of old buildings ‘and relics, be shown by Miss Louisa Howells, Wall Paper Kit DISCOUNT FOR CASH!
1- distance from Eindhoven where | buildings are in Gothic style, built vo "her: second torlly, ord finds and is a University ii i Some | ¢, hondale. ‘Everyone is invited to INCLUDES. ATL
eh Lynne is living. She had to make | about the 14th Century, and |iperm as wonderful her H 7,000 students. During t same | trend on May 16, 7:45 p.m. at the } NECESSARY TOOLS
the, trip alone, changi trains | trimmed in gold. ul “as "her first. | eck end she visited Rotterdam and Teli
a > 3 th vi b ed In 2 They speak to her at all times in | ginderdik A +h 18 Lutheran Churc d Power Lawn Roller
n three times, and then taking a bus | gp the church wh Incerdjke "where gre are Mr. and Mrs. Leland Case an |
7- to the estate. She had visions of Rin iy Ih a Due ho ry Ses — windmills. family, Tonawanda, spent the week Hand Lawn Roller =
e missing one or the other, or taking and the Atomium—the «big alu- | ulated for a trip to Dusscldodt oh Sharon Kiley of Kingston, who |with Mr. and Mrs. Loren Case. Ia Spreader .
n the wrong one, but knowing. the | pinum structure that was the sym- | many, the weekend of iE rs is now one of our students in Den-| Mr. and Mrs. Robert Keiper, wn prea
i Te Soh ond ie bol of the Brussels World Fair, and | train crash in Holland, but it was jmark, has asked Lynte to Spend Tonkhannook, BD 5, odled on Mr. Ladders
By ft wos lik 2 “old ad ii the Court House and Manequin | postponed, thank heavens, due to three or four days wit h her in |and Mrs. Clayton Keiper, on Sun- | Scaffolds l
EF ne : Peace,—a statue of a little nude [the h i Bronderslev, first meeting Sharon |day.
o meet with all the kids she went | jo. 10 io famous and pictures of Saw and “her family” in Copenhagen, | Kathie Lou Engelman returned | Brush Saw
3 et ly he ho i and €S" | it are everywhere, so 'she expected He yo hosts took her to see | ng then Sharon will come back | to the home of her sister, Mrs. I rus a
5 poole y fo e ; Ambrose from | pp 5 bige cient Ls the maddie z amily on a Dutch farm. They |, Eindhoven for a few days be- | John Hanson, Conandagua on Sun- Furnace Vacuum Any gh f
2a . Besides the American kids the of \ ! ve eight children and live in a day. —Any amou Oo
t, th b : of the city. What a surprise to |. fore all of the Holland students |day Cleaner
Sere roe about 2s Da Lids tnd tt Ino Nile out of the way ve room house, _spotlessly clean. go to Paris, Monica Schindler of The following ladies spent Satur- \ : |
19 ere, and everyone Nac a Woncer- | corner, and. only about one foot A spread of delicious home made | Austria has invited Lynne to spend |day in New York City: Mrs. Doro- | 1 Power Post Hole Digger
n ful time from the moment they high white and raisin bread, cookies, |, few days with her before return- | thy French, Mrs. Henry Lane, Mrs. U 1 il
TE arrived—eating, dancing, seeing 2 my meats and cheeses wals served, and |; dh 3 Albert J Mrs. Sophie Hack- -Haul Trailers
Be a slides of Greece, walking in the i. visited some of the more ex- |, , " huge tray of h I i to the States in July. 1 = Fit nt Mrs. Gl you need...
i A s 5 3 i ome-made ing, : on, . Glen
of} = prefly woods, ‘hearing ‘a Dutchman a n DS ie pies, apricot, prune, custard and TRANSATLANTIC PHONE a ts Lord, Mrs. Wil-
x speak on the African problem. in thom. with boautital .crysted apple, was brought i, and served | At Christmas time we wanted 10 |}jam Munketchy, Mrs. Leo Lord and | GARINGER { —An ize f
American students were entertained + i 2 with’) lace call: to 1; Phi she ARTHUR R y size o
; pl chandeliers hanging from the ceil- | With loads of tea. (Noy wonder Lynne | P 2 ynne, but she |nrs Kenneth Jackson. a
no. in the homes of Rotarians, and |: ging irom the has gained ten to asked us not to because she was . A A 1, N.J -
i a AfPBbelle and Lynne were ‘to- | ings. They were very small shops, | ~° 2 pounds). afraid it IT make or von Ts Mrs. Tommy Lane, Avenel, N.J., f
7%: | peter, and talked far into the | and in their window they had only | The Grunfelds hawe a daughter |G IH€ ¥) WOU EC HE = > ORS soent several days with Mis. Dor |
’ | night, catching up on all the news. | two or three articles of clothing, | Joyce the same agel as Lynne, so : 1 Opies 0 Sas ;
: : : % rot ed ithe, purer. wor wibelieveble, [Tyrie has Been: taduded In many | TOC telling us, that now would | Haye Better Chance rou want.
P i There is much rain and damp i Vibe a good time for that call, b 7
: | cool weather during the summer | Of course she saw some famous of the daughter’s [activities, met os ho tolt oh hed So 'For Scholarshi Ss :
x months and plenty of rain and Brussels beautiful handwoven lace. | many of her friends and has en- Wy; she on : hg on the down. p | ; | ow 4 tii” pam
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or in Holland. Having to ride a Mr. Meyerink, the Chairman of Their plays at school are based on HA 5 i A rE Pow that students from large school dis- | . | OUR GUARANTEE T0 YOU !
y bike to school in that kind of | the Student Exchange Program in the classics, and their recent play her time—We placed the call, and | tricts do better in competitive schol- MAIN HIGHWAY
weather can’t be very pleasant, | Holland, is also very much in- of “Hamlet” was pef-fect. Costuming, it was through to Lynne within two arship examinations than high DALLAS . i
7, but there is one consolation—all | volved with their District Con- make-up and stagle settings were| Pi yin school students from smaller dis- | | 1. Fast-Fast Hi-Speed Delivery.
g- the other kids have to get there the | ference this year, and they are |S0 Well done, amd she reported jinptes, cand» whet a marvelous tricts More than half the top rank- : .
> same way, and even and Tania o oonforonce which ill n.|that not one of | the characters gonaecrion, Be sounded 5 ES Top 100 states carte sont Alstrioss OR 4-312 2. Al] Coal locally mined and prepared.
3 women going to and from wor Jud Districts i the | muffed a line or ta scene. She h : Sup oa 2 i iment. i
> ride bikes. Lynne writes that they ae fives Dis oy nee Soe witnessed “Porgy and Bess” e ar Jide, home To was so excited and having 4,000 of more enrolimen NW | WSS USS 3. Clean, courteous drivers |
! have very little snow, and as soon | j, A Tolls: {Any 4 | and has seen soms dort ” | thrilled, and misty eyed she couldn’t | i id : .
: have vor lie snow, and se soon | Lynne, Knmabole Ambrose and 03d has seen som wonder Spat 0g oo nga she wanted TP] | 4 Au modem iLife delivery equipment.
9 A Gi Zn to ore on, | sh out with their artertainment. | theaters. to = Wi hed a rid Tey } 5. 24 Hrs.. ordering service 7 days a week. |
Schong 13 ismissed so the ki Can | They are rehearsing some cheers, Jordans ‘entertalined a visitor from Noe jor ad SRL. Blshet r= i
sie This happens about #Wice | baton twirling, and a scene that [Holland around the end of March, | Lt Spoke ie Ee bh uit. The | | 6 No shortages due to strikes, floods, or shutdowns. |
% might take place in America at a |a Mr. Nossek, who is the Manager | 1 Dunes lew. ov. Wo ale h 2
ih “SINTERKLAAS” Dairy Bar after a football or basket- | of the Bata Shoe Factory in FRI all looking for her return trip home | 7. I your stoker breaks due to our coal, we will
n as Sanden, Jats in November, Li Jame. These ge no sods ay. Lynne has spent many week- on July 20. 3 repair it FREE.
od “Sinterklaas” arrived in mster- | fountains or dairy bars in Hol-|ends with the Nosseks and al-| TT : :
ts, « da He is an old Bishop from |land. ways has such wa grand time when | The twapenty Seen Ir hused on ; %. Seiisfection or Coal rerioyed
nb Spay with a white beard, staff SPEAKS BEFORE ROTARY With Sherr Mr. Model senects fo) ae ssamntion that ptiher my 9. We maintain the world’s largest retail coal
on and mitre and red cloak. He came | 5 4 ogy of D Bor, Is be in New Yordz on business way or your way is necessarily the wloreze yard,
> into Amsterdam by boat through 5 g9 o Devens er, Lynne THEY BOI On o right way of getting the job done.” | g
the canal, with little colored boys | SPoke before a otary group at ih i AND BAGS Dorothy S. Scott, Smithtown (N. Y.) 10. Budget Plan with Guaranteed price.
X as his helpers,—these boys are |2 Fireside meeting on the Rotary| A visit for the week-end to Delft | Messenger. 8 BL ANKETS DR APES | | |
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The moment he arrived ‘the bells : 7
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Swarte Pieten gave candy to all Luzerne County I:
the children, and the children gave
flowers to the Sinterklaas, and
kissed his ring.
On the eve of December 5, Sinter.
klaasrides over the roof tops on a
white horse and drops presents and
candies down the chimney for the
children. [The kids leave carrots for
the horse and cookies for the Sin-
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