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Purely
Personal
Mrs. Martin H. Schmid, Canton,
| Ohio, will be guest of Mr. and Mrs.
| Charles
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A. D. Hutchison, Overbrook Road
during the weekend of the Library
Auction.
Mr. and Mrs. Don Self, Sarasota,
Fla., will spend the weekend as
guests of Mr. and Mrs. Jack Dewitt
Sr., Elmcrest Drive, and attend the
Library Auction, When the DeWitts
vacation in Flordia they visit the
Selfs.
Stefan J. Hellersperk, son of Mr.
and Mrs. Stefan H. Hellersperk,
West Dallas, left on Sunday for New
Yop. City where he will start work-
ing ‘for Foster Wheeler as engineer.
From New York, after three weeks
concentrated training, he will be
transferred to other company plants.
Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Glasby,
Glenside, Philadelphia, and Mar-
jorie Creasy, Chestnut Hill, will be
guests of Mrs. Byron H. Creasy, Pio-
neer Avenue, over the weeknd. They
are coming to attend the Library
Auction. :
Doris Mallin, Pinecrest Avenue,
and Jean Agnew, Idetown, spent
last week in Atlantic City.
Mrs. John Allen and Bobby and
Judy are spending some time in
Texas visiting the late John's sister
and brother, Mr. and Mrs. William
Farber. Monday they started driving
home via Ohio and expect to arrive
this weekend.
Mrs. Blanche Ide, mother of Mrs.
‘Masters, Hunlock Creek,
who has been a guest at Carpenter
Convalescent Home, is now a pa-
tient at General Hospital.
Mrs. Irene Moore has returned
to her home, East Dallas, after
spending the winter in Homestead,
Fla., with her daughter and son-
in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Dymond.
Onfgthe ' way home she stopped at
Clearwater to visit Mr. and Mrs.
Chester Hawk.
Betty Sutton and Neta Sheldon,
Johnson City, N. Y., spent Saturday
with their folks, Mr. and Mrs, John
Sutton, Troxell Switch.
Myr. and Mrs. Ralph Brown, Sweet
vil, recently spent some time in
Cortland, N.Y. where they attended
a bridal shower, for their grand
daughter, Nancy Brown.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Stookey,
Parrish St., are spending two weeks
in Ontario Canada. \
Word has been received, that
“Mrs. Robert Lincoln, arrived in Ger-
many, after a very exciting trip ‘by
jetir.
? Mrs. Fred Scaife, Mrs. Walter
Vaughn and Bobby Vaughn, Bloss-
burg, Pa., spent a few days with Mr.
and Mrs. G. S. Williams, of Dallas.
Mrs. Russell Coolbaugh, Lehman,
accompanied by her sister, Mrs.
Emmett Moyer and Jo Ann, of Still-
water, recently drove Private Har-
old Coolbaugh to Fort Monmouth,
N.Jigy where he is stationed.
hile there, Mrs. Coolbaugh,
Mrs. Moyer and Miss Moyer spent
some time with Miss Mary Cahalen,
of Neptune, New Jersey.
rs. Rhoda Bartell, Mrs. Donald
Paeglow, Dallas and Mr. and Mrs.
Ed Croom, River St., Wilkes-Barre,
attended an Antique Show in Cort-
land, N.Y., last Tuesday.
IA neighbarhood card club meet at
the home of Mrs. Harry Leffko re-
cently.
Refreshments were served and
prizes were won by: Mrs. Dorothy
Cosgrove and Mrs. Rita Cutter.
Present were: Mesdames Dorothy
Cosgrove, Betty Hanna, Rita Cutter,
| Peggy Hartman, Dorothy Whaelan,
| Martha Longmore, Lucy Turner and
and ‘the hostess.
Mrs. Ray Shiber, of Center Hill
"Road, recently spent the day in
Stroudsburg.
Mr. and Mrs. Dean Pierson and
z children, Huntingdon Valley,
home of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Jennings
thegy
| Pa. ®are spending a week at the
| Norton Ave.
is Ernest E. Watkins of Machell
| Avexue has returned home from
Wilkes - Barre General Hospital
where she has been a patient for 2
weeks.
Franklin Township Chief of Police
Byron Kester and wife Ethel will
| visit their grandson Roger Bellas at
his army station in Fort Knox,
Kentucky, from Friday to, Tuesday.
Accompanying them will be their
granddadghter, Dora Lee Mahler,
and friend Joyce Schoonover. Of-
ficers Buell Kester and Paul Mahler
will be in charge of the department.
William G. Prater, Overbrook
Avenue, is taking a ten-week course
at Pennsylvania University prior to
joining the faculty of Towson
State College, Baltimore, Md., this
fall. For the past two years he has
been instructor at Montclair, N. J.,
High School.
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THE DALLAS POST, THURSDAY, JULY 5, 1962
Neighborhood News And Notes Of Personal Interest
SECTION A — PAGE 3
Mrs. Leslie Agnew Is
Hostess At Picnic
It was almost a family reunion
Sunday at the home of Mrs. Leslie
Agnew and family, Briarcrest Road,
Idetown, when she entertained in
honor of Lt. Commander and Mrs.
Charles Bolon and family of State
College. Mrs. Bolon is Mrs. Agnew’s
sister, former Jane Brown of Ide-
town. She and her family will leave
shortly for Monterey, Califs, where
Lt. Bolon has been transferred with
the U.S. Navy Air Force. He has
been with the Navy for thirteen
years. There are five children; Tad,
Gina, Johnny, Linda and Molly.
Mrs. Agnew served a buffet picnic
supper in her yard to Mr. and Mrs.
Ambrose Jones, Mr. and Mrs. Am-
brose Jones, Jr. and family, Mr. and
Mrs. William Honeywell, and son,
Wilkes-Barre; Mr. and Mrs. Carl
Heverly, Mr. and Mrs. Milton John-
son, Mr. and Mrs. John Engler, Jr.
and family, Kingston; Mrs. John
Engler, Emma Engler, Trucksville;
Mr. and Mrs, Joseph Bond, Center-
moreland; Mr. and Mrs. Robert
Hawkins and family, Rahway, New
Jersey; Mr. and Mrs. Jerome Brown,
East Dallas; Sandra and Joy Agnew,
Idetown; and the guests of honor. -
Thomas Williams Are
Married Thirty-One Years
Congratulations to Mr. and Mrs.
Thomas Williams, -Chase Road, who
celebrated their 31st wedding anni-
versary Friday. The following were
present also to celebrate the birth-
day of their daughter Carol Lewis,
whose birthday fell on Sunday: Mr.
and Mrs. Bruce Griffith and daugh-
ter, Dana, of Little Falls, N. J., Mr.
and Mrs. Thomas E. Williams and
son Thomas Allan, Jr. of Lehman
and Mr. and Mrs. George Jones of
Forty-Fort., ‘and Mr. and Mrs.
Robert Lewis and children Bobby,
Judith and Glen.
Debbie Lynn Bockus |
First Birthday Party
Mr. and Mrs. James Bockus, Lake
Silkworth, entertained Sunday at a
birthday party honoring their
daughter, Debbie .Lynn, who was
one on June 29. Attending were
Mr. and Mrs. David Price, Harvey's
Lake; Mrs. Frances Verazin, Jose-
phine Jakabowski, Mr. and Mrs.
Delbert Bonning, Mr. and Mrs.
Michael McAuvic, all of Lake Silk-
worth; Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Briggs,
Nanticoke and Mr. and Mrs. Samuel
Patterson and son Hugh, Buffalo,
New York.
Baby Is Home
Barbara Sue Wickard, 5 week old
daugter of Mr. and Mrs. Duane
Wickard of Windsor, N.Y., is home
after being hospitalized in Wilkes-
Barre General Hospital for tests.
Mrs. Wickard, the former Joy Steele
is staying with her parents Mr. and
Mrs. Basil Steele of Sweet Valley.
The other Wickard children, Fallie,
Duane Jr., and Steven are enjoying
their vacation at Grandma and
Grandpa’s.
Return To Alaska
Charlie C. Cowart Jr., recently
home on an emergency 30 day leave
has returned to |Alaska to finish his
year tour of duty. He will be re-
turning home in November. His
wife, the former Betty Roese and
his 5 month old son are anxiously
awaiting his return.
Eastern Star Choir
To Sponsor Social
The choir of the Dallas Chapter,
396, Order of the Eastern Star, will
have an Ice Cream Social Saturday,
July 14, at the Kunkle Fire Hall on
Route 309.
Madeline LaBarre, chairman,
states members © will donate pies,
cakes, and many kinds of syrups to
be sold in any quantity from 5
o'clock on.
Honored Twice In May
Capt. Harold C. W. Birth
Captain Harold C. W. Birth, son
of Mr. and Mrs. Clyde W. Birth, 109
S. Pioneer Avenue, Trucksville, was
honored by the 10th Tactical Recon
N. G. twice during the month of
May. Captain Birth and Navigator
Lt. D. W. Kirkschner, McKeesport,
Pa., achieved the most outstanding
reconnaissance photograph of the
week on two different occasions. The
photographs were mounted and put
on display in the 10th T. R. W. War
Room for viewing by the comman-
der and staff.
Captain Birth is married to the
former Vida R. Kocher of Ruggles
and has two children, Cynthia five
years old and Bradley, three. He is
presently stationed in England.
Carrie Phillips Leaves
For Bermuda By Plane
Carrie Phillips, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Henry Phillips, Demunds Road,
left Saturday by plane for Bermuda
to spend a two week vacation with
her sister and brother in law, Chief
Petty Officer and Mrs. Henry Phillips
and family. Mrs. Phillips and her
two children will return with her
for a two month’s visit with her
parents.
Carrie is employed at Laros Inc.
‘During her vacation last year she
flew to Kansas to visit her
and brother in law.
Double Birthday Party
On June 17, friends and relatives
sister
gathered at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. David Evans, Jr., Muhlenburg,
to help Mrs. Evans and Mrs. George
Mortimer celebrate their birthdays.
Attending were Mr. and Mrs. Harry
Heckman, Wilkes-Barre; Mr. and
Mrs. Bob Finley and Bobby, Lake
Parsippany, N.J. Mr. and Mrs. Clyde
Ryless,. Terry Lynn and Evelyn
Dene, Muskogee, Okla.; Mr. and Mrs.
David Evans, Sr. and son Ronald;
Mr. and Mrs. George Mortimer, Pat-
rick, Mary Alice and Susan; Mr. and
Mrs. David Evans, Jr. Amy Jo, David
III and Darrel.
Past Matron, Honored
By Eastern Star
The Dallas Chapter 396 Order of
the Eastern Star, was highly hon-
ored at the Philadelphia Grand
Sessions last week when one of its
members, Mrs. Ann Roberts, Past
Matron, received a Grand Appoint-
ment as a member of the Pennsyl-
vania Homes’ Auxiliary Board. Mrs.
Roberts, who resides at Sunbury,
is a former resident of Claude Street,
Dallas.
Graduuation Party
Rochelle Mendelsohn was hon-
ored at a graduation party Sunday,
June 10 given by her parents. She
received many lovely gifts. Mem-
bers of her Sunday school class
were guests. They, were: June
Cooper, Mary Gaines, Martha Mes-
sick, Wayne Rhone, Donna Smith,
and Richard Mendelsohn.
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Ada Mae Freeman Will Marry
James Hoyt On Saturday, July 7
Mr. and Mrs. Walter G. Freeman,
Kunkle, announce the approaching
marriage of their daughter, Ada
Mae, to James Hoyt, son of Mr. and
Mrs, Clyde Hoyt also of Kunkle. Rev.
L. E. Peterson will perform the
ceremony. in First Baptist Church
Beaumont, 2 p.m., Saturday, July 7.
Following the ceremony, a recep-
tion will be held in the Kunkle Com-
munity Hall. \
Miss Freeman' is a graduate of
Monroe Township High School. She
is employed by the Anwell Dress
Shop in Kingston. Mr. Hoyt is a
graduate of Westmoreland High
School and served with the U.S.
Navy for two years. He is employed
by the Forty Fort Dairy at Center-
moreland.
The couple will reside at 62
Shaver Avenue, Shavertown.
Showers have been given for the
bride elect by the mothers of the
prospective bride and groom, Bar-
bara Freeman, Mrs. Carl Ide, Caro-
lyn Besteder, Mrs. Ada Freeman,
and Mrs. Lillian Urschet.
Former Trucksville Boy Weds
Shirley Carson At Georgetown
Shirley Ann ‘Carlson, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Carlson,
Wilridge Road, Georgetown, was
married Saturday, June 23, to
Douglas W. Riddell Jr., son of Mr.
and Mrs. Douglas W. Riddell Sr.,
former Rice Street Trucksville resi-
dents. Douglas is nephew of Mrs.
Della R. Case, Briarcrest Road, Ide-
town.
Rev. Joseph Cleary officiated at
the nuptial mass, high noon, in
Sacred Heart Church, Georgetown.
The bride wore gown of white
nylon organza and lace with back
accent of winged bustle. Her el-
bow-length veil was gathered to an
organza rose crown trimmed with
seed pearls and she carried large
white chrysanthemums with pale
pink sweetheart roses.
Carol Wood and Terry Satkow-
sky, both of Georgetown, were maid
of honor and bridesmaid, respec-
tively. They were attired in match-
ing daytime dresses of pale pink
nylon organza with floral em-|
broidery in deeper pink bordering
the skirt. They wore pink pill box
hats of organza, trimmed with veil-
ing, and their bouquets were of
white sweetheart roses.
Donald Kovacs of Norwalk was
best man and John Madden of Nor-
walk and David Carlson of George-
town, usher.
A reception for 90 guests was
held in the IOOF Hall in Ridgefield
where a buffet luncheon was served.
After a trip to New York the
couple will reside at 68 Wilton
Avenue, Westfield.
Both are employed with Westfair
Air Service, the bride as an office
clerk, and the bridegroom as a me-
chanic. Mrs. Riddell was graduated
in 1960 from the Wilton High
School and Mr, Riddell attended
Norwalk schools.
Carverton Class Plans
Old Fashioned Social
“Pairs and Spares Class”, Carver-
ton Methodist Church will sponsor
an old fashioned Ice cream-straw-
berry social July 14, starting at 5
p.m. David Perry Jr. is chairman.
The ice cream will be hand
turned by the stronger men in the
class, the cream custard made by
the ‘women. The kids will lick the
paddles.
In addition to the ice cream,
there will be luscious home made
strawberry shortcake, the kind
Grandma used to make, old fash-
ioned. home: made root beer, made
by Stephen Stearn, the traditional
fish - pond, directed by Mrs. Donald
Searfoss, home-made cake and pie,
hamburgs, hot dogs, coffee and
cold drinks. :
The Carverton Methodist Church
is located on Church Road which
branches off Carverton Road at the
old red sawmill. Carverton Road is
between West Eighth Street, West
Wyoming and Trucksville.
Class Of 1942, Luzerne
To Hold Reunion July 7
The 1942 Class of Luzerne High
School will hold a twentieth re-
union on July 7 at the Castle Inn.
Cocktails 7 to 8, dinner 8 to 10,
dancing to the tune of a combo, 10
to 1. Reservations must be in the
hands of Norma Whitesell Smith by
July 2. Eugene Brennan is chair-
man, Betty Ann Montross Clark, co-
chairman.
Many of the ninety six members
of the class have already been
heard from. Anyone who knows
the whereabouts of Delores Doug-
herty Chefaly, Donald Howells,
Joseph Grazaitis, Pauline Survilla
Cubberly, Thomas Smigel or Mar-
cella Luksic Walsh should contact
Helen Byelick O’Malia, 139 Wood-
tip Drive, Trucksville.
Prizes will be awarded to those
who have distinguished themselves
by having largest family, coming
farthest etc.
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Jane Salansky, Guest
At Birthday Parties
Jane Salansky, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Paul Salansky, Jackson
Township, observed her sixth birth-
day anniversary on June 27 and
was honored guest at a party.
Present were Denise Sherwood,
Wendy Germond, Susan Strye, Suz-
anne Salansky, Megen and Jennifer
Delaney, Elizabeth and Cany Jones,
P. J. Salansky. Mrs. Edwin Delaney
and Mrs. John Jones.
On Thursday, Jane was guest at
a picnic supper given by her grand-
parents. Mr. and Mrs. Arley Har-
ron, Harveys Lake. Present were
Mr. and Mrs. Andy Harron, Mr, and
Mrs. Gordon Stryker and Jane,
Reading; Mr. and Mrs. Robert
Jones, Brenda, Souderton; Mr. and
Mrs. Kenneth Jones, Plymouth; Mr.
and Mrs. Herbert Daniels, Debby
Cindy, Pamela, Suzanne Salansky,
P. J. Salansky, Mrs. Pat Salansky,
Zerilda Jones, Plymouth. Zerilda
had just returned from England,
Wales and Scotland where she
spent a month and a half with her
uncle, Thomas Jones.
Charles B. Fennell Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Bert Fen-
nell Jr., Rochester, N.Y., announce
the birth of a six pound baby boy,
Charles B. Fennell Jr. at Highland
Chairman Of
Hospital. This is their first child.
Mrs. Fennell is the former Judy!
Rowlands, daughter of Mrs. Richard |
Rowlands and the late Richard Row-
lands, Trucksville. Mrs. Rowlands |
spent a week at Rochester while
Judy was in the hospital. I
Irem Women Golfers Play
Blind-Partners Tourney
Mrs. John Vivian and Mrs. George |
H. Montogomery won the blind-part- |
ners tourney at Irem Country Club |
Friday. {
Mrs. Charles Phillips and Mrs. |
Howard Jones were runners-up. |
Mrs. Warran Unger won the putting |
prize.
This Friday the Captain's prize |
is at stake. Mrs. Russell is the team
captain.
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Mrs. Thomas E. Reese
Mrs. Thomas E. Reese is a mem-
ber of the decorating committee for
Dallas Senior Woman’s Club annual
summer dance, ‘Mexican Holiday”,
| to be held at O'Connell's Twin Lakes
on Saturday, July 14 at 9 p.m.
Mrs. George McCutcheon, chair-
man and Mrs. William Wright, co-
chairman, have announced that
breakfast will be available following
the dance. Other committee chair-
men, Mrs. Edward Ratcliffe, posters;
Mrs. Boyd White, contact; Mrs. Wil-
liam Clewell and Mrs. Sherman Har-
ter, receptionists; Mrs. Robert
Brown, publicity; and Mrs. Merrill
Faegenburg, reservations. Reserva-
tions should be made by Thursday,
July 12. .
Susan Jane Gramley
Has 1st Birthday Party
Susan Jane Gramley, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Carson Gramley Jr.
Harveys Lake, was guest at her first
birthday party on Thursday. The
house was gay with large pink and
blue umbrella suspended from ceil-
ing and streamers leading to guests
and their individual gifts.
An attractive centerpiece of flo-
wers and cake adorned the table.
Guests were Grandma, Mrs. Norman
Shannon, Great-Grandma, Mrs.
Elizabeth Zacharias, Grandparents,
Mr. and Mrs. Carson Gramley, Sr.,
Mr. and Mrs. Lynn Hadsel, Mrs. Ho-
ward Higgins, all of Harvey's Lake,
Fred Shook and daughters Sandy
and Norma of East Dallas, Gordon
and Donna Lane, Tunkhannock,
Barry West, Betty Jane and Vir-
ginia Shannon, Mary Ann, Carol,
Sherry, Dorey, Millie and Harry
Zacharias, Harvey's Lake.
Charles Perkins Has
Seventh Birthday Party
Charles, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Charles S. Perkins, observed his
seventh birthday June 26, with a
family dinner. Attending were
brothers and sisters, Patricia, David,
Jonathan, Mark, Ruth, Priscilla Beth
and Becky Sue; a cousin, Stephen
Pye, Hatboro.
Wedding Invitations
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DALLAS
To Rev. Richard
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Freeman, |
Dallas R.D. 1, have announced the
engagement of their daughter, Bar-
bara Ann, to Rev. Richard W. Met- |
calf, son of Mr. and Mrs. John Met--|
calf Sr., Shickshinny R.D. 2.
Miss Freeman, a graduate of Tunk- |
hannock High School, is employed |
Barbara Ann Freeman Engaged
W. Metcalf
by the American Stores Company in
Forty Fort. Rev. Metcalf is a
graduate of Huntington Mills High
School and Bob Jones University,
Greenville, 8. C., where he majored
in Bible. He is pastor of the Bible
Protestant Church in Milford.
Kiwanis Women
At last week's meeting of Women
of Kiwanis, Mrs. William Wright
asked that women having costume
Auction, bring it to her home in
New Goss Manor, where it can be
cleaned and polished for the Odds
and Ends Booth. Women of Kiwanis
are manning the Odds and Ends this
year, under chairmanship of Mrs.
Norti Berti and Mrs. James Huston.
Mrs. Merrill Faegenburg, presi-
dent, appointed Mrs. Thomas Krei-
dler treasurer, and asked Mrs. Wil-
liam Guyette to head up a com-
mittee to make arrangements for
the July 25 picnic to be held at the
home of Mrs. Ted Ruff.
Mrs. David Joseph's birthday gift
was won by Mrs. Joan Williams.
Mrs. David Evans Jr.
Surprised On Birthday
Mrs. David Evans Jr. Howell Road,
Sweet Valley, entertained at a sur-
prise birthday party honoring her
mother-in-law, Mrs. David Evans Sr.
Sweet Valley. Bingo was the main
diversion of the evening. Friends
and relatives attending were Doro-
thy Mae Evans, Minnie Maharty,
Ethel Piatt; Blodwyn Price; Anna
Mae Heckman; Anna Mae Hixson;
Marion Heckman; Harriet Mortimer;
Jean Maharty;’ Mary Davis; Bernice
Shugar; Frances Growbuslie; Mary
Levanbowski; Lottie Comoraski;
Olga Pish; Ann Yedloski; Ann Pil-
coni Martha Shibila; Jenny Gor-
ham; and Kathy Stepchak.
Andrews Reunion
Third Annual “Andrews” Re-
union was held at Ber Vaugh Park
Berwick on June 24. !
Those attending were:. Mr. and
Mrs. Clyde Bauman. Sr. and chil-
dren Peggy & Clifford; Mrs. Augusta
Bauman, Bloomsburg; Mrs. Garman
Powell, Alvin Meeker, David An-
drews, Shavertown; Mrs. Emma
Kocher, Mr. and Mrs. Allen Fox
and children , Allen Jr. Linda, Em=
ma May, Lehman; ;
Mr. and Mrs. Lee Andrews and
children Francis, Joan, David, Renee,
Lee Jr., David Goynn, Wilkes-Barre.
Next Mrs. Michael Dubil Sr. and
children Edward, Bonnie, Ronnie,
Debbie, Lehman. i
The mext Reunion will be held
at the same place the last Sunday
of June 1963.
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To Donate Jewelry To Auction
| Mrs. Harry Pieffer had as her as-
| sistants on reservations Mrs. Clyde
Birth and Mrs. Florence Werner.
Mrs. George McCutcheon intro-
| duced speakers Russell Carling,
| manager of TWA, and Mrs. Rose Va-
lenti of Central Ticket and Travel
Agency, who spoke on the Good
Neighbor Policy and conducted a
question and Answer period.
Others present were Mesdames
John Henninger, Paul Laux, John
Blase, Ted Ruff, Lloyd Williams,
Mitchell Jenkins, Leo Corbett,
Franklin Gager, Harry Peiffer, Ed-
win Thompson, Alfred Ackerson,
Leon Emmanuel, Jerome Gardner,
Helen Rice, Clara Troxell, Norti Ber-
ti, James Huston.
Pic. James P. Fluck
Celebrates Birthday
fc James P. Fluck will enjoy a
{ belated birthday celebration on FPri-
day at the home of his parents Mr.
and Mrs. John Fluck Sr. of Harvey's
Lake. Pfc. Fluck turned eighteen last
week,, June 27, while serving at Fort
Knox, Ky., and posponed observance
until he could be at horfie on a ten-
day leave. He will return to Fort
Knox on Tuesday.
Present will be his parents; his
sister Katherine; Mr. and Mrs. John
Fluck, Jr.; cousins Francis Romano
and Karen Sutcliffe from Philadel-
phia. Rev. and Mrs. Andrew Derrick
from Fernbrook.
Susan Jean Veitch
Mr. and Mrs. Emerson Veitch,
Center Hill Road, announce the
birth of their first child, Saturday,
| June 30, at Nesbitt Hospital. Susan
| Jean weighed in at seven pounds,
| two ounces. Mrs. Veitch is the for-
{ mer Dorothy Kolesar of Miners
{ ‘Mills. “Susdn Jean is the fifteenth
| grandchild for Mr. and Mrs. Wiley
| Veitch, of Claude Street, and the
| third for Mrs. Frances Siley,
| Dorothy's mother.
‘Band Sponsor's Meeting
During July and August, Lake-
{ Lehman Band Sponsors will meet in
| the music room of Lake building, on
| the third Tuesday of each month,
| July 17, and ‘August, 21.
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