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Mrs. Roland Gensel, president of
|Firemen's Auxiliary requests that all
| members report at ‘the Fire Hall
September 10 when a general clean-
ing will be conducted. Lunch will
be provided. The regular meeting
will be held Wednesday, September
12 at 8.
Mrs. Mary Billow, Chase Manor,
has returned after visiting with
friends and relatives in Hustontown,
her birthplace.
The boys from Jackson defeated
their fathers in a ball game at Chase
Corners, Friday evening, 6 to 3. Joe
Witek was the winning pitcher and
Old Man Gerald Shonk, was the
pitcher for the losers.
Mr. and Mrs. John Fronczkiewicz,
Towanda, and Mr. and Mrs. Joseph
Voitek and daughters, Marguerite,
Eileen and Barbara, York, spent the
weekend with Mrs. Billow, mother
of Mrs. and Mrs.
Voitek.
Fronczkiewicz
THE DALLAS POST, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 6, 1962
Mrs John .Billow, Chase Manor | M$. Frank Mizdail and daughter
entertained on Sunday: Mr. and Mrs. |
John Zajac and daughters Christine
and Marilyn and son John of Detroit;
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Bedner and son,
Joseph, Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Bed-
ner and son, Robert and Mr. and
Mrs. George Petrock and son Jack,
all of New Jersey; Mr. and Mrs. An-
thony Dobles and sons, James and
Thomas of Pittston R.D.; Mrs. John
Bedner, Luzerne Mr and Mrs. Paul
Brann of Mifflinburg and John and
Helen Obsitos and Joseph Witek, Jr.,
of N.J. were weekend guests.
Mr and Mrs. George Faatz and son
Allen, Plainsville, were guests of
Mr and Mrs. William R. Hughes Sun-
day.
Edward Mark, Jr., son of Mr. and
Mrs. Mark, Sr., (Ceasetown, celebrat-
ed his third birthday on Sunday, and
was honored guest at a birthday
party attended by: Mr. and Mrs.
William Mizdail, maternal grand-
parents, Ceasetown, Mr. and Mrs.
William Venchkoski, paternal grand-
parents, West Nanticoke, Mr. and
| Judy of Nanticoke; Mr. and Mrs.
Dennis Mizdail, Sr. and children,
Dennis, Jr., Margarét, Rebecca, Wil-
liam, Gregory, Francis and Robert,
Mansfield; Mr. and Mrs. Sal Casta-
glioni and children Denise and Char-
les, Brooklyn, N.Y.; and. Mr. and
Mrs. Edward Schramma, (Sr. and son,
| Edward Schramma, Jr., Ceasetown.
John Lake and James Pace, Kings-
ton, were guests of Wayne Hughes,
Sunday afternoon.
Ne Fern brook
Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Reese and
family Alice, Joan, Barbara and
| Judy, Demunds Road, have returned
home after spending a week visiting
Lake George, Fort Ticonderoga, and
Quebec, Canada. Little “Buddy”
Reese spent the week visiting grand-
ma and grandpa Reese at Evans
Falls.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Kamor and
family Debbie, Chris, Jennifer and
Barbara, Secane, Pa. were guests
for two weeks of Mrs. Kamor's: par-
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Claude Cooke, E.
Overbrook Avenue. :
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Davis, Shav-
ertown, and Ann Ferrara, Philadel-
phia, were dinner guests of Mr.
and Mrs. Victor Borzone, Demunds
Road, Labor Day.
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Cahill and
Pat and Rita, New York, spent ‘the
weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Edwin
Lumley and family, Harris Street.
Oscar Dymond, East Overbrook
Avenue, is a patient in General Hos-
pital where he has been undergo-
ing tests for a week.
Mr, and Mrs. Charles Goward,
Roushey Plot, entertained on Labor
Day, Mr. and Mrs. George Shaver,
Sr., Trucksville, Mrs. Anna Comp-
ton and Donna and Larry Seward.
Fernbrook’s Minor League base-
ball team copped the top honors
when they won the game on Sat-
urday with Lake-Lehman, 11 to 6.
Managers Art Morgan, Elmer Phillips
and score keeper, Dick Hislop, de-
serve a lot of credit working twice
—
a “week with the boys at practice
and at every game on (Saturday.
Parents of the team say a big
thank you!
Betty Jane Cooke, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Claude Cooke, East
Overbrook Avenue, will be spending
most of September in Europe on a
combined business and vacation
trip. She is associated with one
of the largest textile manufacturing
firms in New York City.
Hellersperk Resigns
Stefan Hellersperk, for eight years
an important cog in Civil Defense
work in the Back Mountain area,
has resigned from all Civil Defense
activities.
May Have Curfew
Supervisors of Dallas Township
a 9 o'clock curfew for all children
under 16 unaccompanied by parents.
are considering the establishment of :
DALLAS, PENNSYLVANIA
Area Men . Receive
Graduate Degree
Three local men received graduate
degrees from [Pennsylvania State
University at commencement ex-
ercises at University Park Saturday.
Charles E. Skopic, R.D. 4 Dallas,
was awarded a Master of Arts de-
gree in. economics. Robert Suther-
land, Dallas R.D., received a Master
of Education degree in secondary
education. \
James C. Goodwin, 124 Harris
Hill Road, Trucksville, was con-
ferred a Master of Education degree
in History.
The awarding of 816 degrees, 403
of which were advanced degrees,
marked the end of the Summer
Term at the university.
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