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Fred Williams Suffers
Blackout, Is At Nesbitt
~ Stricken suddenly il]
2d over the wheel.
440 Burch St.
Moosic
Thursday
morning, Fred Williams, 64, Terrace
Avenue, Trucksville, is reported in
air condition at Nesbitt Hospital.
Mr. Williams was driving toward
lingston on Memorial Highway when
he became semi-conscious and slump-
His wife, shut off the ignition and
‘ew the car horn to summon aid.
Mrs. Clint Johnson called Assistant ville for the past twenty five years.
Mrs. Welthy Thulin
East Stroudsburg
Mrs. Ruth Turger
1063 Springbrook Ave.
1 f ruary 5, at the Carousel Restaurant
Valley Flying Club and Cocktail Lounge, Kidder Street,
To Meet Tuesday Wilkes-Barre.
The Wyoming Valley Flying Club| Due to the recent amount of pub-
will meet at 8 P.M. on Tuesday, Feb- licity pertaining to the safeness of
~~. |flying, we wish to extend an invita-
Chief of Police Jess Coslett, who sum- | tion to all interested persons to at-
i moned the Kingston Township Am- | tend. As one of the purposes of the
buance. Wyoming Valley Flying Club is to
Mr. Williams, a supervisor for the! promote knowledge of general (non-
H. J. Heinz Company received his | commerica) aviation, we will try to
months ago.
The couple have resided in Trucks- | There will be music for dancing after |
| the meeting.
\
THE DALLAS POST, THURSDAY, JANUARY 31, 1963
Want To Learn
Social Dancing?
Want to learn social dancing?
There is still time to register for
Tuesday evening courses at Shaver- |
town YMCA building, where Back |
Mountain Homemakers Holiday is
sponsoring lessons in Spanish Rhy-
thms and other ballroom dancing
forty year service award several | answer all questions, or clarify any | under direction of Sheri Downing, jects Tuesday mornings, 10 to 12,
misunderstandings you may have. | vho teaches social dancing al the | are still open for registration. Dron
central YMCA.
Intermediate students will meet at
350,000200
Diane Williams
814 Blucher St.
Scranton
Mrs. Anthony Tekata
27 Wyoming, Lee Park
Wilkes-Barre
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1 Book Club,
Presents Paper
Mrs. John Howell Williams, a re-
cent speaker at Back Mountain
entertained
| members of the Thursday Club at
/
9. p.m), beginners at 8. Couples or
groups are preferable to single appli-
cants
Daytime courses in fascinating sub-
| around some Tuesday morning and
have a look.
her home on Park Place, Kingston,
January 24, where she presented a
paper on Henry Adams. Mrs. Fran-
ces Dorrance was among the ap-
preciative audience.
Driits Cancel Schools
Tunkhannock schools, including
those at Beaumont, were called off
on Monday because of drifted roads
lin rural pick-up areas. Zero weather
returned after a four-inch snow Sat-
uday night, which followed a beauti-
fully sunny day featuring dripping
icicles.
—
Mrs. Frank Pasone
47 Winter Lang
Wilkes-Barre
Mrs. Frank Germano
514 Park St.
Honesdale
~ SIRLOIN OR RIB
PORTERHOUSE STEAK .
SWISS OR CUBE STEAK .
Mrs. Paul LaBelle
103 Short Lane
Scranton
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Cees Frijers
IN. Hampton St,
Wilkes-Barre
. »89¢
. "99¢c :
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2nd
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Whole, Half or Piece
Kosher Pastrami
Jumbo White Fish
Fresh Salads
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Mr. and Mrs. Harper G. Hand-
shaw, New Cumberland, have an-
nounced the engagement of their
of Mr. and Mrs.
son
New Cumberland High School and
Bloomsburg State College.
daughter, Nancy Ann, to Lt. Wayne |
| Dean . Moss,
| Myron D. Moss, Shickshinny R.D:. 2.
Miss Handshaw isa graduate of |
She is
pokes i 'NNSYL VAN ia
Betrothed
NANCY ANN HANDSHAW
teaching in the Ephrata Union School
District.
| Lt. Moss is a graduate of Lake-
Lehman High School and Blooms-
| burg State College. He is stationed
lat Webb Air Force Base in Texas.
No date has been set for the wed-
ding.
Mr. and Mrs.
Harris
nounce
daughter,
Dorman Schooley,
the
+ Betty to Hugh
and
Chester
Jean,
Mrs. Charles J. Gallagher,
Street, Kingston.
Miss Schooley is a graduate of
Westmoreland High School, class of
Hill Road, Trucksville, an-
engagement of their’
Betty Jean Schooley, betrothed
To Po Gallagher Of Kingston
11657, She is employed at the Jet
Finance Company, Kingston. A
graduate of Kingston High schcol.
Mr. Gallagher recently completed a
six month enlistment with the army,
: stationed at Fort Knox, Kentucky.
i No date
wedding.
Judge To y Speak At
Father Keme Bward
Judge Jacob Schiffman will be
principal speaker at the Back Moun-
tain Protective Association Dinner
when it presents the Community
Service Award to Reverend Francis
A. Kane, Pastor of the Gate of
Heaven Church, dt was announced
by Attorney James Lenahan Brown,
} President of the Association.
Dinner will be held Tuesday even-
ing, February 19, 1963 at the Irem
Temple Country Club. The Com-
munity Award is béing pr esented to
Reverend Francis A. Kane for out-
standing community service to ‘the
Back Mountain area.
Serving on the dinner committee
are Reverend Robert D. Yost, ar-
rangements; Robert Laux, dinner
chairman; Charles Glawe, ticket
chairman; Dr. F. Budd Schooley, re-
ception chairman; Frank Wadas, pro-
gram; Mrs. Elizabeth Wallo, enter-
tainment.
Entertainment will be provided
by the Music Department of College
Misericordia.
Griffith Will Sail On
Destroyer Vogelgasange
Fireman Richard Griffith, TU.S.N.
assigned to Boston Naval Station and
Mrs. Griffith spent a few days with
the formers parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Richard Griffith, Trucksville, this
week.
Dick will sail fom Charlestown,
Mass. abroad the $S.S. Destroyer
Vogelgasange shortly on a cruise,
returning upon its completion to
Norfolk, Virginia.
His wife, the former Joan Novak,
Wilkes-Barre, will visit with relatives
in this area until his return.
Reservations Chairman
MRS. ROBERT GRAHAM
still open to
members and friends planning to
attend the Dallas Senior Woman's
lub’s mid-winter dance to be held
Saturday, February 9, at Irem Tem-
ple Country Club.
Reservations are
Mrs. Robert Graham, Shavertown,
and Mrs. Robert Maturi, Trucksville,
‘| will accept reservations by phone
until ‘the Saturday morning of the
dance.
engaged in completing plans to make
this year’s affair a memorable one,
according to Mrs. Jack Stanley,
general chairman. The attractive
posters distributed widely through-
made by Mrs. Henry)
Mrs. Edward Ratcliffe.
Moyer. ,
Sell Quickly Through
The Trading Post
TAKE HE
It's filled with the finest
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Here’s how to win her on February 14th!
‘Hand her this. Valentine of romantic red satin.
/ Wonderfully fresh Fanny Farmer Miniatures—
dozens of delicious, delightful flavors! She’ 1l love
them—and you. 1 lb. 2 oz. $3.75.
Faany former CANDIES
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Shavertown
candy a heart could want.
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