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Joins Army Paratroopers |
Jerome Justin Rozanski, son of
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Stanley Roz- |
anski, RD. 2 has enlisted in the
Regular Army for a three year |
period.
Rozanski enlisted under the “Guar-!
anteed Assignment Program’' and
chose the Airborne Paratroopers.
SWEET
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Saturday, «July 21—Starting New Field of Hybrid
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OPEN EVERY DAY—11:00 a. m, to 7:00 p. m.
The new enlistee will take eight
| weeks of Basic Training at Fort
S.C., after which he will
receive a ten-day furlough at home.
He will then be assigned to Fort Ben-
| ning, Georgia for Airborne Training.
The new recruit was enlisted by
M/Sgt Thomas Beky at Kingston
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The Story-Lady will be at the
Library ‘Annex Friday afternoon |
from 2 to 3. Mrs. HA W. Smith, |
Janet to her many friends, origin- |
ated the Story Hour a number of
years ago, first as a winter time |
project when children met Saturday |
mornings in the Library, more re-
cently as a vacation attraction.
Each Friday afternoon from now
until (August 31, children between
the ages of five and ten are invited
for an hour ‘of story-telling. Stories.
says Mrs. Smith, will be selected
from new children’s books recently
purchased for use in the children’s
section.
Mrs. Hanford Eckman will assist
Mrs. Smith.
Assistant readers include = Mrs:
Stanley Hozempa, a substitute
teacher in Dallas elementary grades
Janet Fielding, Sutton Road, a
sophomore at Kutztown State Col-
lege, studying - Library Science;
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_THE DALLAS POST, THURSDAY, JULY. 19, 1962
Story-Hour At Library Annex Will
Start Friday Afternoon, 2 To 3
Charlotte Roberts, a senior at Dallas
| High School planning to make a
| career of child psychology.
{Substitute readers are Mrs. Hale
| Coughlin, Mrs. H. R. McCartney, and
| Mrs, Paul Rodda.
Local History
Now Available
On Microfilm -
May be Obtained
At Bradford - Sullivan
Wyo. County Libraries
Bradford-Sullivan-Wyoming Coun-
y Libraries now offers its patrons
the opportunity of borrowing for
| home use 14 books on local history
rare
that they were kept under lock and
key by their owners.
The State Library gave a special
fund of 150 to have the volumes mi-
| crofilmed.. The county library has
had them bound in book form.
They are easier to use than the
| originals and can be replaced if they |
| are damaged or lost. It is also possi-
ble for anyone to buy these books
! who would like to add them to his
own collection of local histories.
The library, at RD 3, Troy, will be
{glad to furnish complete informa-
tion.
Heverly: History of Albany town-
ship, History of Monroe township,
History of Overton township. His-
tory of Sheshequin, History of the
Towandas,
Campton Civic Club; History of
| Camptofi, Pa.
| Bennett: Troy.
| Inghan: Asylum.
{ Craft: French settlement at Asylum,
| Wyalusing Presbyterian Church; In-
| ghan: History of Sullivan County;
Pardoe: William Molyneux and his
| Descendants; History of Wyoming
County.
To Join Airborne
Carl D. Harrison, Ross Twp., en-
| listed in the Regular Army for three
years and is now undergoing pro-
cessing at Fort Jackson, S. C.
| After completion of eight weeks
| basic training, ‘he will be afforded
| two. weeks leave and then will re-
| port to Ft. Bragg, N. C. for Airborne
| training A recent graduate of Lake-
Lehman high school, he was enlisted
by M/Sgt. Joseph E. Potera, of the
| Nanticoke Army recruiting station.
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Residents of Idetown and .the
community at large are being asked
to support the efforts of Jonathan
R. Davis firemen to produce
biggest and best Fire Festival Aug-
ust 31 to September 3. Both men
and women will be needed to man
booths and assist on the grounds
opposite the Fire Hall on Memorial
Highway.
the ‘White Elephant
phone George Carpenter
booth. = may
at NEp-
vegetables and flowers, George!
Adams, NEptune 9-5449,
Super Market: x
Any member of the Women's
Auxiliary will accept baked goods for
the |
" Persons wishing to contribute to |
tune 9-3971; home-grown fruits and |
or Cave’s |
ldetown Firemen Lay
Plans For Late
the bake sale.
Pennsylvania - Game Commission
will have a booth.
Entertainment nightly will be by
Lake-T.ehman High School Band,
directed by John Miliauskas. There
will. be a dance revue by Kathleen
Sweeney dancers, and the Old Ger-
man Band, starring John Kammin-
| ski, will play. There will be a ferris
wheel and other rides.
Saturday afternoon the festival
will be preceded by a mamoth pa-
rade around Harveys Lake, with
local fire companies on the march,
Harveys Lake Lions, and Harveys
Lake Business Men's Association
taking part.
Summer Fesitval
+ Each night, be
awarded.
Planning for the annual festival,
posed in front of the fire apparatus,
are,
Left to right, first row; Marshal
Harrison, William Motyka,” Harold
Donnelly, - Thomas: Lynch, Andrew
Lavix, George Carpenter, William
Casterline, Emerson Snyder.
Second row: Sheldon Cave, Leon
Bartz, Edward Gilmer, Paul Doris,,
Georgé Adams, Lester Hoover, John
Kamminski, George Boice, John
Chesnovitch.
free gifts will
Third row: Donald Watson, Ralph 1
Fertal, Charles Muehler, ’
Snyder, Ronald Roolman, [Francis
The final step in construction of
a swimming pool at Our Lady of
the Pines, vacation home for nuns
owned by Villa St. Theresa, Dallas,
was taken at Harvey's Lake Thurs-
day.
The pool was filled through the
courtesy of the Idetown Fire De-
partment. Equipment is shown in
the background.
_ Construction began four
weeks
Swimming Pool At Our Lady Of
The Pines
ago by George Ruckno, Inc., result- |
ing in a structure approximately 20’ |
X 40’, with a 6,000 gallon capacity.
Built of reinforced concrete, the
pool is equipped with the latest in
chlorination, filtering and vacu-
uming equipment. It is adjacent to
imposing view of the lake from the
rise on which they are located.
The property is the former Teeter
Your money goes further these
days. In fact a lot of it winds up in
outer space.
Living on a budget is like living
beyond your means, except you
have a record of it.
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No Local Girl Scouts
At National Round-Up
No local Girl Scouts are enrolled |
Round-Up which started Wednes-
day at Button Bay, Vermont, on the
shores of Lake Champlain;
Jean Znaniecki
been appointed a correspondent for
the Dallas Post, according to Mrs.
Robert Casper, Girl Scout Council
president. Many local Girl Scouts
who have in, mind attending the
next Round-Up, are vitally inter-
ested in getting as much back-
ground as possible,
Marilyn Eck, Bonnie West and
Peggy Hall attended the last Round-
Up, held in July of
| Colorado, and Marilyn, now
‘South Africa, was correspondent.
Handiest
Try it.
Come as
you are!
Bank from
Your Car
at The Miners!
No need to get “dressed
up” —no baby sitters.
service ever.
Member F. D. I. G.
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the house, and both command an |
at the Triennial National Girl Scout |
but |
of Nanticoke has |
1959 in |
in |
| estate, in recent years owned by the
{late P. J. Connelly. Extensive re-
modeling of house and grounds,
plus construction of the pool have
resulted in a site that is ideal for
summer vacations for the sisters,
and also in a property that can be
utilized to house resident students
‘of College Misericordia ‘during the
| school year.
|
The Dallas Post Has
Hundreds of Modern
Type Faces
|
DALLAS, PENNSYLVANIA
—REUNIONS —
HARVEY REUNION
Sixth / annual reunion of the
Harvey family was held at the sum-
mer home of Mr. and Mrs. Eugene
Hoffman, Sylvan Lake, June 24.
Officiers for the coming year are:
President, Arlie Harvey; vice presi:
dent, Leonard Harvey; treasurer,
Herbert Harvey; secretary, Phyllis
Wolfe; historian, Reynold Harvey
Sr.; entertainment committee, Mari-
on Harvey, Herbert Harvey and
Theresea Harvey.
Awards were presented to: Har-
vey Moss, oldest man; Mrs. Suffrona
Harvey, oldest woman; Christine
Marie Harvey, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Gilbert Harvey, youngest; Mr.
and Mrs. Gilbert Harvey, largest
family; Blaine Oney, Maimi, Florida,
traveling farthest distance; Mr. and
Mrs. Larry Wolfe, couple mazried
shortest time; Mr. and Mrs. nk
Harvey, couple married longest
time.
Thé next reunion will be held the
last Sunday in June, 1963, at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Leonard
Harvey, Dallas, Pa.
Among those attending were:
Harvey Moss, Mrs. Elva Warmouth,
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Harvey, Mr.
and Mrs. Victor Cross,’ Richard,
Raymond, and Renita; Mr. and Mrs.
Leonard Harvey and Karen; Cathy
Carr, Dallas; Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert
Harvey, George, John, Frederick,
Richard, Michael, Kenneth, and
Christine, Marie, Fernbrook; Mr.
and Mrs. Arlie Harvey, Noxen;
Blaine Oney, = Miami, Florida;
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Harvey, Mr.
and Mrs. John Rittenhouse, Ann
Louise, Larry, and Kim, Carol Zim-
merman, Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Har-
vey and Ronald, Mrs. Carolia Har-
vey, Kay and Sara, Joan and Janet
Taylor, Shickshinny;
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Harvey Ralph,
Roy, Cheryl Beth, and Lyle, Mrs.
Frances Harvey, Mr. and Mrs. Wal-
ter Kocher, Walter, Jr., and Ralph,
Mrs. Suffrona Harvey, Mr. and Mrs.
Floyd Wolfe and Bing, &
Valley;
Mr. and Mrs. Larry Wolfe, Mr.
and Mrs. Emory Wolfe, Hunlock
Creek; Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Harvey
and Dee Ann, Nescopeck;
Mrs. Trevar Harding and Roger,
Kingston; Mr. Reynold Harveys Sr.
Huntington Mills; Mr. and Mrs.
Wesley Burgess and Emmet, Guy
Starkas, Mr. and Mrs. Pepper Bur-
gess, Rahway, N. J.; Mr. and Mrs.
Carl Olineri, and Keith, Irvington,
N. J.; Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Hoff-
man, Luzerne.
ROZELLE REUNION
The twelfth Rozelle
was held at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. Lewis Evans, at Sweet Valley.
Present: Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Ro-
zelle, Mr, and Mrs. Ralph Barton Ro-
zelle, and boys, Peter, and Ralph
Jr., Mr. and Mrs. Paul Rozelle, Mr.
and Mrs. William S. Rozelle, Mr.
and Mrs. Raymond Rozelle, Connie
Dale, and Becky, William Rozelle,
Gerry and Eloise Evans, Mr. and
Mrs. George Evans and children,
Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Vopleus, bert,
Donald Diane Evans, Gary ¥vans,
Larry, Barry Evans, Ricky, Bethann,
Karen, and Allen Evans.
Mr, and Mrs. Carl Gries and
Gary, Mr. and Mrs. Howard James,
Bonnie James, David James, and
Eleanor Snavely, Mr. and Mrs. Ho-
ward ‘Coolbaugh.
Correction
Mrs. Edith Daubert of Dallas re-
cently moved to a home on Cliff-
side Avenue. Mrs. Daubert is the
To Select From
mother of Mrs. Chester Adams.
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