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! HH | High School. He had completed the
Has New Position Weaver Airline Personnel School's
Lynn M. Dietz of Dallas has been | extension course and was attending
assigned to the position of reserva- | the resident school in Kansas City,
tions agent for Delta Air Lines. He | Mo.,, when selected for the position. |
will be stationed in Atlanta, |
“Laboring under the idea that the
world owes you a living*is the kind
of work that doesn't pay.”
“What a great teacher is exper-
Ga. | ience! A man never Wakes up his
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THE DALLAS POST, THURSDAY, MAY 17, 1962
They'll Be Early Customers During Green T humb Days
| grounds.
Many local personalities will be
Mrs. Joseph Kusiak and Mrs. Ger- | *® hand adding to the excitement
ald John have an excellent team
prepared to assist in selecting some |
and to answer
items of interest
any, gardening problems arising.
| aside in advance, particularly the
Mary
Joan
! Lloyd, Ann Monahan or any mem-
top quality fertilizer, call
Weir, Rosemary Arzente,
: planned by Mrs.
If you wish to have something put | Mrs. William Wasser to provide fare
of what is one of the most talked
about events in the area.
A refreshment booth is beng
Leo Mohen and
for the many hearty appetites ex-
| pected. Green Thumb Day will start
iat 10 a.m., May 25 and continue in-
to the evening of May 26 providing
| ber of Gate of Heaven Altar and a delightful highlight in an already
Rosary Society.
blooming spring.
Mr. Deitz rtiended Westmoreland i | second paby to see it smile.”
LAKE CAREY, PENNA.
Route #29, 5 mi. North of Tunkhannock :
An Apology :
We are not proud of our serviee last Sunday. It won’t happen
again. Our guests turned out in far greater numbers than we
anticipated this early in the season,
~~ Saturday, May 19th
2.50
Serving 5:30 to 8:30
Music by the Spring. Grove Dardanelles = (4 pieces)
Sunday, May 20th. = ze di |
A complete and varied menu Serving Noon to 8:00 P.M.
: “Green Thumb Day is cn its way,”
Ee — Semm— — — ——— | S—— SC — — — — — —— Mary Weir aptly points out, as
No o o . George and Betty Ruckno ponder a
Fishing — Swimming jp Boating | bare spot in their lovely gardens in
R A ilabl y Shrine Acres. =
ooms, partment and cottage available. Make reservations now. Groen Thumb Day Will: sot only
Until Memorial Day we will only be open Saturdays and Sundays except by Hl this. sob. but many Hite It In|
reservation. |other area homes and gardens.
We Solicit your luncheon and banquet business As activities get underway on
a3 | the morning of May 25, plants,
Cocktail Lounge and Bar : shrubs, flowers, trees, bushes, fer-
Phone: Tunkhannock TErrace 6-8071 tiliger and whatever else one might
associate with gardening will go on
sale at Gate of Heaven school '
Bergman store hours: Tuesday, Wednesday, Saturday, 10 to 5:25
SHOP MONDAY, THURSDAY AND FRIDAY FROM NOON TO 8: bh P. M.
Save as much as $50!
eight-piece
custom-made
slipcover sets
Values to $125 |
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Protect your furniture, brighten your livingroom for summer with flower-fresh custom slipeov-
Our
cutter will come to your home, pinfit the fabric of your choice on your furniture to assure wrinkle-
ers from Bergman’s. This is a special offering of brand new fabrics, patterns and colors.
free fit. It is then sewn in our workrooms by an e xperienced staff. There are no extras to buy.
Choose from modern prints, floral patterns, scenic prints, contemporary designs or harmonizing
solid colors. Mix or match as your fancy sugg sests.
Save 1.00 to 1.60 on every pair
Dacron polyester
Ruffled Curtains
THAT NEVER NEED IRONING
Regularly 4.99 to 5.59 a pair
3.79
The freshest, prettiest outlook for the
spring and summer season . . . these
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curtains at every window in your
home. It’s good home economics to
buy them at Bergman Days savings.
All in frosty white.
57 x 63
57 x 72
57 x 81
57 x 90
Army Offers Assistance Ene Albert Smith
To Graduate Nurses
college or
B.A.
books,
salary.
in nursing, covering tuition,
fees, and a liberal monthly |
Mr. and Mrs, Ziba Smith, Jr.
Wa Lake, Dallas RD have an-
Graduate nurses may now receive !
financial assistance while attending
university to obtain a
| nounced the birth of a seven pound,
| ten ounce baby boy, Eric Albert,
at General Hospital on April 25.
Mother and son returned home on
| Sunday.
There are four other children:
Th's extension of the Army Stud- | Crystal Joy, six, Jewel Ann, three,
ent Nurse Program, is available to | Melody Rose, two and Ziba 3rd,
nurses who have graduated within
program. Basic requirements include !
enrollment in a college or university |
which offers a baccalaureate prog- |
ram accreditel by the National
League for
requirements for the degree within
24 months.
The number of candidates is
necessarily limited. Graduate nurses
who desire further information may
contact Sergeant Joseph E. Potera,
US' Army Recruiter, City Building,
Nanticoke. Telephone Regent: 5-6980
any day from 8 a.m. to 4:30 p.m.
N CI: OF - CAL
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7 PRICE POLICY: 2
Wed. Sat. Sun., 2:30 pm, — $1.25
Mon. Thur, Fri, 8:30 pm. — $1.25
Fri. Sat, 8:30 p.m.
Child. Students
5c
Nursing and completes |
| Merten Coolbaugh,
| one.
the past 30 months from a diploma
Mrs. Smith is the former Flor-
ence 'Yockavitch, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Anthony Yochavitch of
Hunlock Creek. Mr. Smith is son
of Mr. and Mrs. Ziba Smith Sr.
Huntsville-Ceasetown Road.
| Smith is employed by the Trans-
| continental Pipe Line.
Brothers On Same Ship
(VIEQUES, Puerto Rico (FHTNC)
seaman, USN,
and Laing N. Coolbaugh, ‘fireman
apprentice, USN, son of Mr.
Mrs.
Shaver Ave., Shavertown, are serv-
8 | ing aboard the tank landing ship |
USS Wood County, a unit which
ques, Puerto Rico.
The joint Navy-Marine Corps
maneuver,
cluded more
and Marines aboard some 83 At-
lantic Fleet ships.
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Mr. |
and 4
Merten G. Coolbaugh of 64
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Fleet ‘Amphibious Force exercise
of the year, climaxed with an as- |
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Lehman Woman's Club
Makes Plans For Fall
Members of Lehman Woman's
Club met Wednesday night at the
Lehman Fire Hall, last meeting of
the year, to make plans for the
coming year. There will be a rum-
dance.
Carol
dramatic reading. Members of the
club who just completed a sewing
ass project, Mesdames Mark
Grimm, Jerry Bartz, Paul Doris
Bdward Skalicky and John Calla-
han, modelled their suits and dress-
tang were Mesdames Willis
Gentile, Edward Jones, Jchn Brad-
svchak, Lee Fitzgerald, John Cal-
'‘ahan, John Kenyon, John Chesno-
vitck, William Motyka, Edward
Jowell, Fred Peters, Edward Skal-
‘cky, Charles Ely, Francis Fertal,
Bernard Rollman, Clinton Smith,
James Kenny, Leo Mohen, Leon
Bartz, William Cole, Eston Adal-
man, Thomas Brown, John Davis,
Mark Grimm, Jim Spivey, Joseph
Chipola, Michael Crisci, John Lan-
dis, Robert Disque, Thomas Hillyer,
and Charles Bednar.
Mrs. Libbie Smith,
Hostess At Idetown Picnic
Mrs. Libbie Smith, Idetown, ent-
ertained at a picnic supper, Satur-
day night for her son-in-law, Jos-
eph Seida of Modesto, ~ California
who was called here to attend the
funeral of his father, Frank Seida,
Wilkes-Barre, on Saturday.
Joseph Seida,
Mr. and Mrs.
elle, Wilkes-Barre;,
Modesto, California;
ing the evening were Mrs. Corey
Meade, Mr.
and sons, Mrs. Joseph Comisky,
Linda Jean, Kingston; Mrs. John
Dobson, children, Elmira, N. Y.;
Mrs. Ernest Fritz, Mrs. Emory Had-
sel. Then on Sunday Mr. and Mrs.
Clark Smith and daughters, Peggy
Jane, and Betty Lou, Allentown,
Mrs. Edward Dungey, Forty-Fort,
were guests of Mrs. Smith.
Charlotte Martin
President-Elect
Charlotte Dowler Martin, daught-
ler of Mr. and Mrs. James Martin,
Shavertown, is president elect of
New Jersey Dietetic Association,
named at the association's thir-
tieth annual meeting In Atlantic
City.
Miss Martin has been dietician
at the Colenade, Louisville, Ky.; at
Lake Placid, N, Y. and for six
years for Statler Hotels.
She is a graduate of Kingston
Township High School and of Col-
| lege = Misericordia: She took ad-
| vanced work in nutrition at Wom-
{en's College, Rutgers University,
New Jersey.
Mr. Mart'n retired from super- |
intendent of Dallas Schools two |
| years ago. |
‘Returns To Camp
| Mr.
| alville. Pfc Cragle
employed at Natona Mill before ent- |
| ering the service.
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mage sale, a bingo party and a
Ripa entertained with a |
Present were Mrs. George Smith, |
Mrs. Betty Goodman, daughter Mich- |
Clifford Davis, children. Callers dur-
and Mrs. Walter Meade
| Plc. William Cragle has returned |
| to Fort Bragg, N. C. after spending |
sault landing on the Island of Vie- [a ten day leave with his parents, |
and Mrs. William Cragle, Loy-
ig a graduate |
from Avril 9 to 30, in- | of Laketon High School and was |
than 40,000 sailors |
. are infact.
DALLAS, PENNSYLVANIA
Lehman May Gueen
LORELIE BRIGGS oY
Lady In Waiting
DONNA LORD
May Day went according to sche-
dule at Lehman Tuesday afternoon,
the identity of the May ik
vealed at the beginning of the
cession. , -
Crowned was, Lorelie Briggs, with
runner-up Donna Lord as Lady in
‘Waiting.
See fuller account in Lake-Leh-
man school news. P)
Mother's Day Dinner
Mr, ‘and Mrs. Corey Meade, Ide-
town, entertained at dinner on Suh-
day to celebrate Mother's Day and
the birthdays of five members of
the family. Present were Mrs. John
Dodson. and children, Elmira, N.Y.,
Mrs. Joseph Comsky and Linda
Jean, Kingston, Mr. and Mrs. Del-
bert Meade, Sweet Valley, Mr. and
| Mrs. Harvey Meade and son, Paul,
Harveys. Lake, Mr: ahd Mrs.) Walt~
er Meade, Donald and Walter «Jr.
“Natives who beat drums to beat
off “evil spirits are objects of scorn
to smart American motorists who
blow horns to
| jams.”
break up ‘traffic
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