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SWEET VALLEY
Inadvertently omitted from the
list of officers for Sweet Valley Lit-
tle League was Floyd Wolfe, Trea-
surer.
Mrs. Robert Cooper observed her
birthday at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
Smith recently. Mrs. William E.
Smith, Neyvel Road baked and de-
corated the birthday cake.
Mr, an Mrs, Kenneth Bowman and
infant son, Kenny, Wilmington, Del.
recently spent several days with Mrs.
Bowman's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Paul
Farver. Mr. Farver remains a patient
at Nesbitt Hospital.
Mr. and Mrs. Howard Post, and
sons, Henry and Brent, spent a day
last week at World’s End, returning
by ‘Wyalusing where they visited
with Mr. and Mrs, Arthur Seward.
Linda and Lorraine Kaylor, Bloom-
ingdale, are spending several days
with Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Kitchen. Re-
cent. visitors at the Kitchen home
included Mr. and Mrs. John Kaylor,
Bloomingdale; Mr. and Mrs. Glenn
Harvey, Harveyville, Mrs. Arline
Adams, Mr. ‘and Mrs. Wilbur Shaw
and daughters, Joleen and Gail, Nan-
cy Gross and Mrs. Harold Cragle.
Henry Buckalew, North Lake has
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been readmitted to Nesbittt Hospital
Mrs, Buckalew is ill at her home. Mr,
Bunkalew has been in ill health since
returning from Flordia.
Mrs. Arden Oliver and children,
Arden, Jr., Brent and Dennis are
spending a month at their North
Lake home.
Mr. and Mrs. Clem C. Rogers, Ply-
mouth, have moved into their sum-
mer home at North Lake.Both Mr.
and Mrs. Rogers devote much of each
summer to teaching the area children
water skiing.
The family of Mr. and Mrs. Guy
Zerfoss, Sr, gathered to honor Mr.
Zerfoss on Father's Day. Attending
were Mr. and Mrs. Guy Zerfoss, Jr.,
Debbie, Chase; Mr, and Mrs. Charles
Zerfoss, Donna and Karen, Harvey's
Lake; Mr. and Mrs. Donald Zerfoss,
Donnie and Rodney, Dallas; Mr. and
Mrs. Brice Swisher, Donna, and Shar-
ron Humes, Shickshinny; Mr. and
Mrs. Loren Edwards, Mrs. Alice Ed-
wards, Mooretown; Mr. and Mrs. Wil-
liam Edwards, Martiel and Johnny,
Marysville, Pa. 3
Mrs. Josephine (Shaw is undergo-
ing tests at Nesbitt Hospital.
About forty from this area were in
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New York City recently, where they
toured the United Nations, Statue of
Liberty, Empire State building and
Rockefeller Center, after which they
enjoyed a trip up the Hudson River
on the Jack Wertzen Gospel Boat.
Mr. and Mrs, Richard Robertson
and daughter; Lynn, Aliquippa, spent
last week-end with Mr. and Mrs. tarl
Kittle, Sr., Mooretown.
Mr, and Mrs. David Coslett, Sr.,
Norvh Lake, entertained recenviy
their son and grandson, wdward and
carl Coslett, Shingienouse; Nancy
sredbinner, Limendge. David Cos-
lett, Jr. lert tmis week to spend une
summer at the Bonnie Brae Uamp,
Miiungton, N.J. where he will be tne
Junior Councelor,
Patricia Perkins, daughter of Dr.
and Mrs. Charles Perkins, Hills of
Hope, was capped at General Hosl-
pital June II. Following the exercises,
Pat spent two days with her family.
Guests at the Perkins home last week
included, Mr. and Mrs. Charles And-
ree, Hatboro; Mr. and Mrs. Malcolm
Kenderine, Newtown, Pa. and Mr,
and Mrs. Edwin Maso, Hulmevillle,
Pa. ”
George Wesley, Sr. Michael
Adams, Don Wesley, and Corey
{Smith are fishing in Canada.
Mrs. Elsie Wesley, is home after
spending the winter with her son
and family, Mr. and Mrs. Orville
Wesley, Vestal, N. Y. She was 90
February 12.
George Johnson, Wilkes-Barre
and Dayton Long, enjoyed several
days last week as the guest of Day-
ton’s cousin, Miss G. M. Bredbenner,
New York City.
Marcia Jean George, little daugh-
ter of Mr. and Mrs. William George
has returned after being a medical
patient at Nesbitt Hospital.
Mrs. Nettie Post, who sustained a
fractured arm when she well at her
home, is a patient at Nesbitt Me-
morial Hospital,
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Swire and
children, Victor and Sue, German-
town, Md., spent last weekend with
Mrs. Swire’s parents Mr. and Mrs.
Albert Burkhardt.
Mr. and Mrs. George Haines,
George, Jr., Joseph, David, Karen
and Paul, spent two days last week
as the guests of Mr. Haines’ bro-
ther-in-law and sister, Mr. and Mrs.
Lee Wald, Gettysburg. This week
they are vacationing at Lily Lake.
Barry Ray, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Albert L. Ray; Gerard Kipp, son of
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph G. Kipp; and
Peter Clarke, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Robert Clarke, enjoyed a camping
weekend at Mocanaqua.
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Cain, Jr. Lake
Silkworth, have returned after two
weeks at Daytona Beach and St.
Augustine, Florida.
companied by Mrs, ‘Cain’s sister,
S. P. 4 Karen Cope to Fort Rucker.
Barry and Eddie Cain stayed with
their grandparents; “Mr;
Ralph Cope, Lime Ridge.
Mr. and Mrs. Renald Davenport,
Renald and Terry,
last” Sunday of the
and Mrs.
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THE DALLAS POST, THURSDAY, JUNE 28 1962
Mr. Anthony Marchakitus, High
School Principal, has announced the
4th period honor students for Lake-
Lehman school year 1961-1962.
Tth Grade: Lucille Bonning, Cor-
rine Conklin, Karen Covert, [Sheldon
Ehret, Robert Guogas, Susan Honey-
well, Robert Ide, Linda John, Joy
Johnson, Edward Jones, Thomas
Keiper, Darrell Loomis, Linda Mar-
chakitus, Bonnie Patton, Dianne Rog-
ers, Lillian Schlosser, Christine Sevy-
enski,’ Ruth Shouldice, Marcia Sor-
chick, Kathleen Stroud, Curtis Swan-
son, Carol Urbane, Irene Urick.
8th Grade: Joy Agnew, Wendy Al-
len, Ronald Ashton, Dianne Baer,
Patricia Bagdzuinas, Linda Baker,
Donna Bronson, Rita Bronson, Mild-
red Case, Randy Czeranda, Joyce Del
Kanic, Donald Evans, Diane Evans,
Evelyn Gashi, June Gearhart, Linda
Hagenbaugh, Donna Hoover, Pamela
Hoyt, David Kenyon, Jeanne Kern,
Joseph Kernag, Gay Klem, George
Kliamovich, Joyce Kocher, Judy Koc-
her, George Major, Patricia Marcha-
kitus, Eileen Miers, Linda Minor,
Hannah Newberry, Donna Parrish,
Richard Pearson, Ralph Peiffer, Lon-
nie Piatt, Barry Ray, Nancy Scouton,
Elizabeth Shaver, Roberta Steele,
Cherry] Thomas, Michael Trotta, Kay
Whitesell, Rita Zbick.
‘9th Grade: Ruth Adamshick, Bev-
erly Bonning, Howard Ellsworth,
Jackie Hoyt, Douglas Ide, Gail Kel-
ley, Carolyn Keris, Juliana Klem-
unes, Susan Lamoreux, Mary March-
akitus, Kris Miller, Leonard Morris,
Carol Owens, Marlene Patton, Phyl~
lis Ross, Bernadine Rusiloski, Ray-
mond Scott, Keith Swanson, Lois
Williams.
10th Grade: Sandra Agnew, Pat-
ricia Baker, Barbara Carter, Rosetta
Clarke, David Cook, Kenneth Ells-
worth, Susan Fielding, David Hig-
gins, Mary Ann Jeffery, Patricia
Kocher, Mary. Ann Kuchemba, Alan
Landis, Irene Martin, Richard Maye,
Gary Miers, Wanda Minor, Beverly
Moyer, Joseph Pauletti, Larry Peder-
son, Jon Rogers, Jay Simon, Donald
Stroud, Sharon Strzelczyk, Karl Squ-
ier, James Worth, Joseph Zbick.
11th Grade: Robert Andrews, Mary
Davenport’s son and daughter-in-
law, Mr. and Mrs. Carroll Daven-
port, Sherburne, N. Y. They at-
aended a Flag Day celebration at
Norwich, where Edmenston High
iSchool Color Guard, conched by
Carol Davenport won first place in
a five-school competion. -Sunday
evening they attended the bac-
calaureate service where Edmens-
ton Chorus under, the direction of
Carroll, sang two sacred numbers.
Mr. Davenport is the assistant
supervisor of music in the Sher-
burne School District.
Mr. and Mrs. John Swire enter-
tained at
the former’s
sister, Mr. and Mrs.
and children; and Mr.
Rush Swire, and’ children.
Mrs. Blanche Ide, Carpenter Con-
valescent Home, was admitted
Wednesday to the General Hospital.
She is the mother of Mrs. Charles
Masters.
brother-in-law and
Donald [Lerch
and Mrs.
dinner Friday evening,
Lake-Lehman Schools Announce
Fourth Period Honor Students
Ann Bebey, Eileen Crane, Joan Dar-
by, Jane DelKanic, Thomas Evans,
Edward Hollos, Charles Masters, Al-
ana Matter, Eunice Oney, Rose Mary
Pond, Marie Rasimovicz, Marie Rog-
inski, Barbara Ross, Judy Slimak,
Glenda Wagner, Patricia Zbick.
12th Grade: James Adamshick,
Stephen Arendt, Lorelie Briggs, Di-
ane Crumley, Cathy Di Giosa, Carol
Drapiewski, William Ferrey, Joan
Fielding, Regina Gailey, Adam Gar-
decki, Marie Hardisky, Carolyn Ide,
Mary Ann Laskowski, Beverly Lord,
Gloria Lyons, Joan MacMillan, Rich-
ard Mahle, Dorothy Maransky, Tom
Rogers, Diana Sampson, William
Schlosser, Fay Shaw, Timothy Swan-
son, Linda [Swelgin, Carol Toluba,
Donna Wandel Kay Williams, Sand-
ra Yellitz.
Walter Zimmerman Has
Fatal Heart Attack
Walter Zimmerman, 75, Pittsfield,
Mass., admitted [Sunday morning to
Nesbitt Hospital after suffering a
heart attack, died there a few hours
later.
Services are scheduled for this
afternoon at 2 from the Bronson
Funeral Home, Rev. Oscar Saxe offi-
ciating. Burial will be in Marvin
Cemetery.
Mr. Zimmerman, a native of
Watertown, spent most of his life in
Luzerne County. He was last em-
ployed at Stroudsburg as a plant
guard.
He leaves his widow, Pearl; a
daughter, Mrs, Mabel Lasch, Pitts-
field, a son, Major J, K. Zimmerman,
Hickman Air Base, Honolulu.
Charles Race Buried
In Marsh Cemetery
Charles Race, 69, Center Moreland
dairy farmer, died Wednesday after-
noon at Nesbitt Hospital. He was
buried Saturday afternoon in Marsh
cemetery, following services per-
formedby Rev. Truman Reeves from
the Nulton Funeral Home.
A native of Vernon, he was the
son of the late Charles and Jennie
Fox Race. He was a member of Cen-
ter Moreland Baptist Church.
He is survived by his ‘widow, the
former Ida Cooke; nine sons: Charles
E. Nuangola; Dana, Dallas RD 1; Rev.
Olin Race, pastor of Bethel Baptist
Church, Scranton; Melvin, Benton
RD4; Walter O., Apalachin, N.Y;
Daniel, with the Army in Germany;
Samuel A., Newark Valley, N.Y.;
George I., and Jacob, at home; 10
grandchildren; a brother, Ernest of
Vernon.
‘Damages Awarded
Mr. and Mrs. William Belles, East
Dallas, were awarded damages of
$5,000 in the highway death Feb-
ruary 10 of their 10-year old son
William Jr. Judge Bernard C. Bro-
minski approved. Defendants were
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Mekell, whose
car hit the child when his sled hurt-
led out of his own yard into its path.
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Community Welcomes
Elder John G. Wirth
Elder John H. Wirth of San Diego
has joined Elder Joseph L. Bankhead
as representative of the Church of
Jesus Christ of Latter-Day [Saints
in this area, following transfer of.
Elder M. Vern Davis to Summit, N.J.
Elder Wirth comes from San Die-
go. Prior to becoming interested in
missionary work for the church to
which his mother has always belong-
ed, he worked as a deep-sea fisher-
man off the Pacific Coast in quest of
albacore, and in the construction
business.
The Mormon church requires two
sembly will
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years of missionary work from its
selected young men, and without
renuneration.
Elder Whitehead,” with two col-
lege years behind him, and a certifi-
cate in accounting, expects to trans-
fer his credits to a University, per-
haps Brigham Young, and complete
his education. Elder Wirth expects to
go to college upon completion of his
requirred two years in the mission
field. Elder Davis will also complete
his ‘university education.
Right now, these two young men
would like to move from Kingston
to the Back Mountain. They are look-
ing for a very small apartment, or
perhaps two rooms with kitchen pri-
vileges.They promise to be neat.
They're out most of the day and eve-
ning, coming back only to eat and
sleep. See the Trading Post.
Baby Dies
Daniel © Anthony Sigworth 4th,
seven months old, Dallas R. D. 3,
was pronounced dead on Saturday,
June 23 at 4:30 p. m. by Stephen
M. Glova, Deputy Coroner of Kunkle
Road. Death was due to suffoca-
tion.
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On display at Boyd White's is
the Pennsylvania Dutch bench dec-
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Library ‘Auction.
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