___THE DALLAS POST, THURSDAY, JANUARY 3, 1963
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had covered 8,000 miles, made 225
local trips, several outside area,
during 1962.
Married: Mrs. Mabel Scott March
to Sterling Wandell. Judith Ann
Newberry to Clyde Major.
Anniversary: Mr. and Mrs. George
. Belles, 55th.
Died: Mrs. Emma Brobst, 48, for-
hnerly of Dallas. Mrs. Dorothy
Vutchler, 24, Ross Township, sui-
cide. Raymond Hoover, 54, Orange.
William H. Fox, 59, Liake Township.
Mrs. Myrtle Nevel, 64, Muhlenburg.
Mrs. Helen Cigarski, Chase.
Charles Mannear headed Luzerne
County School Board; Mrs. Paul
Gross, Book Club.
DECEMBER 27, /1962
Howard Risley, 61, owner-editor
bf the Dallas Post, died early in the
1orning of the day after Christmas,
ht Nesbitt Hospital, where he had
een rushed by ambulance from
Nicholson late Christmas night, suf-
fering from a heart attack.
He was buried Saturday morning
the family plot at Sunnyside
emetery, Tunkhannock.
' The community was grief-stricken.
[Chere is no replacement for & man
ike Howard.
Carol Singing Enjoyed By
Pack 444 And Families
On Wednesday evening, Decem-
ber 19, the members of Cub Scout
Pack 444 and their families enjoyed
an old fashioned Carol Sing in the
Sweet Valley Area. In place of a
“one horse open sleigh” the group
made their rounds in George Wes-
ley’s new school bus. Singing was
led by Cubmaster Burl Updyke.
The Cubs, full of enthusiastic
‘hristmas spirit, were delighted to
ing for their friends and neigh-
bors, but a special happiness filled
the bus when they spotted their
beloved school custodian, John
[laylor, working late at Ross build-
ng, giving the group a chance to
sing holiday wishes to him. After
the caroling a Christmas party was
eld at the Maple Grove Methodist
Church Hall. Santa distributed
gifts to those attending. Members
pf the pack are Merwin and Allan
Updyke, Randy Kevin Ray, Joseph
apotoski, Jonathan Perkin, George
Haines, Jr., David Haines, Dennis
Owens, Warren Wolfe, James
O'Keefe, Kerry Lee Kittle, Bing
Wolfe, Douglas Young, Jimmy Yo-
dr, Danny Williams, Timmy and
ilommy Garrahan, Tommy Piatt,
Louis Cooney, Ricky Agnew and
Jay Remley. Den Mothers are Mrs.
Burl Updyke, Mrs. Marjorie Wil-
liams and Mrs. Rosanna Haines.
corge Haines, Sr. is in charge of
The Cubs wish to
worth, entertained last Friday at a
holiday luncheon. Attending were
Mrs. Lucy ' Tripp, Bess Klinetob,
Pikes Creek; Mrs. John Moore and
Mrs. Elvin Cooke, Lake Silkworth.
Jack Donnelly, -a Lake Lehman
graduate, who is attending Wil-
liamsport Technical School, is
spending the holiday vacation with
his father.
Mr. and Mrs. Wiliam Sayre and
children, Carol and Craig, Lake
Silkworth, were recent dinner
guests of the latter's parents, Mr.
and Mrs. John Zaginola, Berwick.
Mrs, Jeanette Williams, patient
at University of Pennsylvania Hos-
pital, Philadelphia, undergoing tests
and observation for the past three
weeks arrived home last week in
time to spend Christmas. Mrs. Wil-
liams and her husband, Paul own
the “115 Diner”.
Frank Zapotoski has returned
from the Veterans Hospital, and is
recuperating at the home of his son,
Joseph, Pikes Creek. Mrs. Joseph
SWEET VALLEY
RTH Tren TR Ae
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Roese, Frank-
lin, Betsy Sue and Ronnie, Cleve-
land, Ohio, recently flew to the
Forty Fort Airport, leaving their
plane at the airport, spent the holi-
days with their respective parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Ide, Idetown
and Mr. and Mrs. Forrest Roese,
owners of the Scandinavia Motel,
Sweet Valley.
Mrs. Charles Spencer, Sweet Val-
ley, is getting around nicely, after a
fall at her home, in which she
fractured her left elbow,
Mrs. Guy Lynn and son, Jeffrey,
Berwick, spent a few days last week
as guest of Mr. and Mrs. Howard L.
Post. Mrs. Lynn and Mrs. Post are
sisters.
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Farver had as
guests last week their son-in-law
and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth
Bowman and son, Kenny, Wilming-
ton, Del. Mr. and Mrs. Farver and |
daughter, Paula are now spending
some time in Florida.
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Sayre enter-
tained at Christmas dinner in Pikes
Creek, Mrs. Caroline Ferrey, Mr.
and Mrs. Robert Sayre and daugh-
ters, Christine, Cathy and Terry
June; Mr. and Mrs. William Naugle,
Sr., the Thomas Sayre children,
Tony, Tommy, Karen, Debbie and
Beth.
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Kuczawa
and son Gregg, Reading, spent last
week-end as guests of the latter’s
parents, Mr. and Mrs. William Nau-
gle, Sr., Pikes Creek.
Bess Klinetob, Pikes Creek, was
guest for three days of her nephew
and family, Rev. and Mrs. Hugh B.
Klinetob, Nanticoke. She was a
dinner guest Thursday of last week
at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Wal-
ter Tworek.
Mrs. Grace Goodwin, Lake
Silk-
abelos Den.
hark Mr. Wesley for providing
heir\ transportation to make the
Carol ‘Sing possible.
Bp
ake Louise Bulls
fated Nationally
Trio registered Guernsey bulls,
bred from Raymond Goeringer’s
ake Louise Farms, and sired by
Lake Louise Coronation King, have
designated Resummarized Sires,
a the American Guernsey Cattle
bee
wth Lake Louise King’s Image
b "Lake Louise King’s Achievement
have sired daughters which regis-
ered production records.
“Image,” owned by Mr. and Mrs.
P. J. Madeira, Berwyn, has twenty-
ne daughters with 71 official rec-
brds. Average production is 9,092
bounds of milk and 489 pounds of
“Wien converted to a twice-daily
milking, 305-day mature equivalent
basis.
This bull also has had 15 regis-
1 daughters classified with an
verage rating of Desirable.
“Achievement,” owned by Mr. and
Mrs. Everett J. Eby, Elkhart, Indi-
na, has fourteen daughters with
thirty official production records, at
,524 pounds of milk and 508 of fat.
He also has had twelve daughters
classified with an average rating of
Desirable:
Dog-Catcher Urges
Prompt Licensing
Protect your dog and yourself in
063 by purchasing next year’s
foerise now, urges Thomas E. Mar-
shall, State Dog Law Enforcement
Officer.
Your 1962 dog license expires
January 15, 1963 regardless of
when you purchased it. The 1963
dog license are now on sale at your
County Treagurer’s Office or may
be ordered through any notary pub-
ic, justice of the peace or alder-
an,
All dogs over six (6) months of
age must be licensed. Male dog
license cost $1.10 and female dog
license $2.10. Spayed female dog
icense cost $1.10 .if a veterinari-
an’s certificate or an affidavit is
produced,
License tags must be affixed to
a substantial collar and worn by
the dog at all times. If your dog
coes not wear a current license tag
it is considered a stray and may be
disposed of by any officer on sight.
Violators of the Pennsylvania Dog
Law are liable to a fine of not less
than $5.00 and costs, or not more
than $100.00 and costs, or imprison~
ment mnot exceeding 30 days, or
both.
“I'm sorry if our hammering dis-
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bicture.”
“Oh, that’s perfectly all right. I
just came over to ask if it was okay
if we hung a picture on the other
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Zapotoski has had the splint re-
moved from her arm, which was
fractured in a fall in October.
Mr. and Mrs. Carl L. Rood have
as holiday guests their son and
family, and Mrs. Joel Rood and son
Jody, Kimberlin Heights, Tenn. Joel
is a student at Johnson Bible Col-
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Jonathay Perkins, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Charles Perkins, Hills of Hope,
observed his ninth birthday Decem-
ber 19. He was guest of honor at
the meeting of Den No. 1 held at
the home of Mrs. Burl Updyke,
Tuesday of last week.
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Blazick, Sr.
spent Christmas with their son and
family, Mr. ond Mrs. Gerald Blazick,
who recently moved from Patterson,
New Jersey to Shickshinny. Mr.
and Mrs. Joseph Blazick, Jr., Pratt,
Pa., spent the week-end with the
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Phillip Farber, Jr., Washington,
D. C. and James Farber, Patterson,
N. J. are holiday guests of their fa-
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Leonard, Phyllis ond Kathleen.
Mr. and Mrs. Virgil Mattice, Sr.
spent the Christmas holiday with
Mrs. Virgil Mattice, Jr., Virgil III
and Patricia, West Chester. Mrs:
Mattice, Jr., a laboratory technician
for Pepperidge Farms, Inc. recently:
flew to Chicago where she spent
some time training employees new
techniques pertaining to their work.
Donald Case, Pearl River, N. Y.,
spent a few days this week with his
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Alva Case.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Brown will
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Frank Zapotoski, home from
Veterans Hospital, is recuperating
at the home of his son, Joseph Za-
potoski, Pikes Creek. Mrs. Joseph
Zapotoski has had the splint re-
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fractured in a fall in October.
Mrs. Jeanette Williams, a patient
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Mrs. Williams and her husband, | The Missionary Society of the
Paul own the "115 Diner”. First Christian Church held their M
The Christian Comrades Class of annual Christmas dinner-party last Iver
the Church of Christ held their Friday evening in the church hall. Hoo
monthly meeting and Christmas| A ham dinner was served. Games Past
|party at the home of Pastor and | ,.g caroling were enjoyed and tend
Mrs. William G. Hughes Saturday gifts exchanged. Attending were and
evening. Instead of the usual gift | pastor and Mrs. B. Kirby Jones and 5 burg
exchange, members. donated items | o,ns B. K. and Brett; Mr. and Mrs. 3 M
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in Mansfield. H. Long, Wanda and Miralee Beth;
Donna Lord, student nurse at| nm; and Mrs. Clayton Edwards and
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