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Mr. and Mrs. James D. Hutchison,
Trucksville, are on a tour of Europe-
an countries having sailed last week
on the Queen Elizabeth.
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Allen, Pio-
neer Avenue, Shavertown, and chil-
dren, Debbie, Jeffrey and Joey, will
leave Saturday for a ‘trip to Arizona,
where they will visit their grand-
mother, Mrs. Joseph Allen, at Phoe-
nix.
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Godtfring with
children Debbie, Kimberly and
Todk® have returned from Califor-
nia, locating in Lower Burrell, Pa.
Mrs. Marie Varner, Easton, and
Mrs. Milton Lutsey and daughter
Lori, Downingtown, spent the week-
end with Mrs. William Morris.
T. M. B. Hicks has pssed the post-
operative crisis at Geisinger Hos-
pital and is experiencing a spectac-
ular improvement in physical con-
dition, a temporary . reprieve.
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Ellsworth,
Lekman, with sons Kenneth and
Howard, spent the weekend with
their daughter Louise in Pitcairn,
where she and her husband Walter
Gladowski have recently moved to
a new apartment. En route, they
saw Dr. and Mrs. Philip Jacobson
in Williamsport, and Mr. and Mrs.
G. A. Ellsworth at State University.
Leamon Mintzer, Alderson, has
returned to his home after being a
"patient at Robert Packer Hospital,
Sayre.
Mrs. Harry Cole, Jackson Street,
is a surgical patient in General
Hospital.
The Tag Family have moved from
Huntsville Road to Dayton, Ohio,
wh Mr. Tag is employed as a
computer salesman. The Tags lived
here three years and were members
of llas Methodist Church.
Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Daley, Jr.,
have moved from Tunkhannock
Highway to Parrish Street, where
they purchased a home. There are
two sons, Michael, fifteen months
and David four months. Mrs. Daley
is the former Carol Layou, Tunk-
hannock. Mr. Daley is employed
with Daley’s Transfer. ;
Mr. and Mrs. Alyin Long and
Brent, Dallas, had as guests Satur-
day, Mrs. Leslie Shaw and Muriel,
Muhlenburg and Mr. and Mrs. Carl
Shaw and Carol Joyce, Con-
shocken, Pa.
Mrs. Clifford Foss is recovering
at home after undergoing recent
operation at Nesbitt Hospital.
Mr. and Mrs. Forest Samson, and
children, Tommy, Jeffy and Greg,
Ambler, Pa., spent Sunday with the
latter's mother, Mrs, Emaret Frank-
lin, Centermoreland.® Also present
for Mrs. Franklin's birthday dinner
were: Mr. and Mrs. Charles Dres-.
sel, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Ash,
Shavertown; Mr. and Mrs. Morris
Welsh, Orange; Mr. and Mrs. Rich-
ard Weida . and family, Wilkes-
Barre; Mr: and Mrs. George Ram-
bus, Harveys Lake and daughter
Jeajgy at home.
My! and Mrs. Frank McGuire,
Shavertown had as weekend guests,
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Jacobus,
dau@ater, Jan, Milford, Conn.; Mr.
and Mrs. David Bean and sons,
David and Donald, Norwalk, Conn.
Mary Lou Daley, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Fred Daley, Fernbrook,
has returned home after having
been a patient in General Hospital,
Johnnie Porter, son of Mr. and |
Mrs. Jack Porter, Shavertown, is
ill at his home.
Mrs. Florence Phillips, Norton
Avenue, left yesterday for Harris-
burg to vist her daughter and
family. Mr. and Mrs. Lou Taylor,
Atlanta, Ga., are staying with
Grandma ‘Gordon.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Post, Cliff-
side, Trucksville, will leave next
week to visit their daughter and
son-in-law in Syracuse. While there
thef®expect to tour the Thousand
Island area.
Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Parsons and
faily, Dallas R. D. 1, have an-
na the birth of a daughter,
Sherri. Other children are Janice,
five and a half, and Marjorie, four.
Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Wagner, Fer-
guson Avenue, Shavertown, have
returned after spending the winter
in Florida.
Mr. and Mrs. Anees Baraket, Jr.,
and family have moved from Lis-
bon Falls, Maine, to a home they
bought on Sterling Avenue, Dallas.
Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Pettit and
Mark and David, formerly of Wilkes_
Barre, have bought and moved into
a home at ‘47 [Franklin Street,
Shavertown.
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SECTION A — PAGE 5
ews And Notes Of Personal Interest -
James Franklin Daubert
Mr. and Mrs. James Daubert,
Pittston, RD 1, announce the birth
of a six pound fourteen ounce son,
James Franklin, born April 21 at
Nesbitt Hospital. There is another
child, Linda, one. Mrs, Daubert is
the former Joy#Redmond, daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Redmond,
Centermoreland. Mr. Daubert is
Parrish Street, Dallas. He is em-
ployed with Balester Optical Com-
pany, Wilkes-Barre.
Announce Birth
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Seruitsky,
Shavertown, RD 5, announce the
birth of a seven pound four ounce
son, Robert Lee, born April 22 at
Nesbitt Hospital. This is their first
child. Mrs. Scruitsky is the former
Mildred Katchmar, Chase. Mr.
Scruitsky is employed with Fried-
man’s Express.
Dawn Marie Llewellyn
A: six pound ten ounce daughter,
Dawn Marie, was born to Mr. and
Mrs. Guy Llewellyn, Jr., Pioneer
Avenue, Shavertown, April 16 at
Mercy Hospital. There is another
daughter, Renee, two. Mrs. Llewel-
lyn is the former Mary Carr, Kings-
ton. Mr. Llewellyn is president of
Llewellyn-McKane Printing Com-
pany, Wilkes-Barre.
Announce Birth
Mr. and Mrs. Patrick McGough,
Dallas, RD 2, announce the birth
of a six pound 12 ounce son, Keven
John, born April 21 at General Hos-
pital. There are three other chil-
dren, Jimmy, eight, Jayne Ann, five
and June Ellen, one. Mrs. McGough
is the former Audrey Jones, Wilkes-
Barre. Mr. McGough is employed as
an Interstate bus driver.
| Karen Puchalsky
A six pound daughter, Karen was
born to Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Pu-
chalsky, Youngblood Street, Shaver-
town, April 16, at Nesbitt Hospital.
There are five boys, Thomas six,
Chris, five, Gary, four, Gregg, three
and Brian, one. Mrs. Puchalsky
is the former Marie Shalata, Swoy.
erville. Mr. Puchalsky is employed
as shop manager for Bonner Chev-
rolet, Kingston.
Announce Birth
Mr. and Mrs. J. Wesley Boyse,
Binghamton, N..Y., announce . the
birth of ‘their first child, a son, re-
cently in Wilson Memorial Hospital,
Johnson City. Mrs. Boyse is the
former Patricia Sickler, daughter of
Byron Sickler and the late Mrs.
Sickler, Falls. Mr. Boyse is son of
Mr. and Mrs. William W. Boyse,
Centermoreland.
Back Mountain 4-H
Has New Members |.
Back Mountain Horseshoe Four-H
Club welcomed four new members
Saturday morning at the meeting
in Lehman Fire Hall: Anne Davies,
Amy Robinson, Debbie Post and
Gladys Frantz.
Anne Davies was appointed head
of public relations, succeeding Linda
Tag who is moving from the area
to Dayton, Ohio. Leslie Vivian pre-
sided. '
The previous Saturday morning,
club members had returned from a
trip to Doylestown where they at-
tended a horse sale. During the
meeting a demonstration was given
of the quarter-horse by Valerie Tag.
Amy Robinson and Debbie Post sang
a duet.
Present other than those mention-
ed were Rickie Viviam, Tona Taylor,
Connie Bogdon, Michelle Klem, Resia
and Timothy ‘Carroll, Susan Martz,
Linda Mekeel, and Mrs. Bogdon.
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Marsha Cragle Marries
Paul Meade On April 20
Paul Meade and Marsha Cragle
were married April 20 in the new
Emmanuel Assemblly of God par-
sonage, Harveys Lake. Rev. George
Clement performed the ceremony.
After the wedding, the couple
left for their mew apartment in
Parsons.
Present at the ceremony were
Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Meade, grand-
mother, Mrs. Corey Meade, Mr. and
Mrs. Rengal Cragle, and the bride's
grandmother, Mrs. Mae Williams,
Mr. and Mrs. Clifford VanBuskirk,
sister and brother-in-law of the
bride and their two small children.
Wayne Weavers Are
Married Three Years
Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Weaver,
Or an g e-Tunkhannock, celebrated
their third wedding anniversary,
April 28th. ~ Mrs. Weaver is the
former Hazel Smith, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Smith, Center-
moreland. Mr. Weaver is son of
Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Weaver, Sr.,
Orange-Tunkhannock. The couple
have one child, Duane. Mr. Weaver
operates a farm. A dinner was held
at the home of Mrs. Weaver's par-
ents, her brother, Frank Smith, Jr.,
Washington, D.C. was home to help
celebrate.
John Kupstas Visits
The Bavarian Alps
Johnnie Kupstas, who once turn-
ed hot news into cold type at the
console of the Intertype machine at
the Dallas Post, still hag ambitions
to be a newspaper man. Stationed
with the Air Force at Rheinstein,
Germany, he is taking two courses
in the University of Maryland ex-
tension school, one in English, one
in journalism.
He reports in a recent letter to
his mother, Mrs. John P, Kupstas
of Huntsville, that he has taken
a three day trip to Austria, where
he found the Bavarian Alps out.
coloring the picture postcards, saw
the residences of Hitler and Goer-
ing, made a quick tour in Salsburg
of the oldest and largest of the |
medaeval castles, and on the way
back travelled through the Black
Forest.
Thirteen Key-Clubbers
Back From Harrisburg
Thirteen Key Club Members re-
turned Sunday afternoon from the
District Key Club Convention, at
Harrisburg, proud of their two
plaques and second place award.
Though they did not place in the
Essay Contest nor the Scrapbook
judging, they received a Certificate
of Merit awarded clubs for sending
their monthly reports promptly and
complete; a Special Award for send-
ing the Drill Team to Denver; and
second place Achievement Award
for their services and projects com-
pleted.
Saturdays schedule was full, start.
ing with general assembly. From
there to workshops, luncheon at
12:30 at the Zembo Mosque; House
of Delegates Meeting; District
Award Banquet and the Governors
Ball.
George McCutcheon and Robert |
Dolbear accompanied the boys: John
Brominski, Bobby Dolbear, Bill
Hontz, Joe Hand, John Molski, Jack
Mallin, Phil Heycock, Arthur Miller,
David Kopetchny, Mike Jones, Joe
Ulinoski, Jack Kaleta and Richard
Love.
Attends Convention
Stephen L. DeBarry, Sr., Oak
Hill, RD 4, Dallas has returned from
he
American Society of Tool and Manu.
facturing Engineers Convention. Mr.
DeBarry is Plant Superintendent of
Royer Foundry and Machine Com-
pany, Kingston.
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Two Sisters and Husbands
Celebrate Their Anniversaries
On Saturday April 27, two sisters
and their husbands were honored
at a surprise party in observance of
their wedding anniversaries. Mr.
and Mrs. Albert Burkhardt, Pikes
Creek were married forty one years
ago April 26. The latter's brother-
in-law and = sister, Mr. and Mrs.
Jolin Gelsleichter, Mooretown ob-
served their thirty-fifth anniversary
April 25.
A buffet supper was served, with
a large anniversary cake as the
centerpiece. The group, enjoyed
singing and playing musical instru-
ments. The Burkhardt’s son Clif-
ford made tape recordings during
the evening. On hand to help make
the affair a memorable one were
Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Burkhardt,
Janet and Brenda, Silver Springs,
Maryland; Raymond Burkhardt, Sr.
and son Raymond, Jr., Shrine
Acres; Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Burk-
hardt, Ricky, David, Thomas, Lewis,
and Barbara, Fernbrook; Mrs.
Gladys Fink, Ronnie and Nancy;
Kenneth Raethael, Shavertown;
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Swire, Victor
and Sue, Fredrick, Maryland; Mrs.
Catherine Haas, Wilkes-Barre and
the honored guests.
Cub Scouts, Guests
Bt Huntsville Home
Den 5 of Cub Scout Pack 233,
Shavertown, were guests of Den 7,
with Mrs. Detwiler, Dem Mother, at
Huntsville on Wednesday for an
afternoon of games. Following the
activities refreshments were served
Christine Mikulko Has
Third Birthday Party
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Jordan,
Demunds Road, entertained at a
birthday party in honor of Christine
Mikulka who was three on Satur-
day. The large decorated cake had
three candles. Games were played
to James Gosart, Jimmy McGough, | and refreshments served to. Mary
Warren and Jeff Boyes, Mike and
Joe Precone, Ricky Yeust, Alan
Shaver, Ricky Their, Neal Stetson,
Kevin Covert, Mrs. Alex Covert,
Mrs. George Shaver, Jr., Eddie
Friar, Nelville Shea, Jr., Mark and
Jimmy Groblewski, Bob Glenn,
Steve [Silic, Paul Detwiler, Donn
Innes, Lynn amd Susan eDtwiler
and the hostess.
Irem Golfers
First event of the seasom of Irem
Women Golfers’ Association was
held on Friday at the Irem Temple
Country Club. Twenty-five mem-
bers participated in the four club
event including the putter.
First place was won by Mrs. Har-
old Smowdon, Sr. Second and third
places, by Mrs. John Vivian and
Mrs. Charles Phillips respectively.
The putting prize was won by
Mrs. Frank Jones.
Mrs. William Wicks, golf chair-
man, announced that mext Friday's
event would be a Kickers Handicap.
Entertains Card Club
Mrs. Clint Cobleigh, East Dallas,
entertained her card club, Tuesday
evening. Present were: Mesdames
Gladys Fink, Ted Newcomb, Harold
Lamoreaux, Jack Jones, Jesse Turn-
er, Jean Phillips and Francis Cybul-
ski. ‘Refreshments were served and
prizes were won by Mrs. Cybulski,
Mrs. Newcomb and Mrs. Fink.
Alice and Kathleen Lumley, Barbara
and Judy Reese, [Leon Sidorek,
Mary Lou Borzone, Jimmy Dale
Hunter, Angelita Mikulka, the Yas-
cur girls, Mrs. Belinda Wardell,
Mrs. Margaret Yascur, and the guest
of honor, ala
Two Dallas Teachers
Awarded Fellowships
Two high school teachers from
Dallas have beem awarded special
fellowships in the Summer Institute
for High School Science Teachers at
Bucknell University June 24 to Au-
gust 2.
They are James K. Aikens, Elm-
crest Drive, who teaches at Meyers
High School and Fred M. Templin,
Woodlawn Avenue, who teaches at
| Forty Fort High School.
Designed to meet the needs of
teachers in service and to strength-
en science teaching in the public
schools, the Institute, under a grant
from ‘the National Science Founda-
tion, is offering courses in biology,
chemistry, mathematics, and phys-|
ics to a limited number of qualified
men and women.
McCauley Guild
McCauley Guild of College Miseri-
cordia will hold a monthly meeting |
on Sunday May 5th. at 2:30 p.m. |
in’ Regina Hall at the college.
Mrs. Al J. Crane, president will
preside. All members are urged to
attend.
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Marion Ides, Guests
At Happy Housewarming
Brothers and sisters of Mr. and
Mrs. Marion Ide gathered for a gala
housewarming Saturday night at
the new house built by the Ide
family in Benton on the well known
chicken ranch. Present from New
York State were: Mrs. Burl (Cisco,
Binghamton; Mr. and Mrs. Leo
Gearis, Windsor; Mr. and Mrs. Dean
Kocher, Batavia; from Danville, Mr.
and Mrs. Clifford Booth; Kingston,
Mr. and Mrs. Roger Kocher; Oak-
dale, Mr. and Mrs. Oliver White-
sell; Harveys Lake, Clarence Oberst,
Harry Cisco, Mr. and Mrs. Jasper
Kocher; Shavertown, Mr. and Mrs.
Wilson Honeywell, with daughter
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Mrs. Jeff Wagner with their daugh-
ter and her fiance; Mr. and Mrs.
Frank O'Dell; Meeker, Mr. and Mrs.
Arden Kocher; from Chester, Mr.
and Mrs. William Hillard, with their
children.
High School Class, 1953
Plans Reunion In June
The 10th reunion planning com-
mittee of Westmoreland High
School, Class of 1953 met, recently
to finalize plans for the reunion to
be held Saturday, June 22, at the
Mayfair Supper Club. Programs,
feature, prizes, dancing. A floor
show will be included in the eve-
ning.
Invitations and reservation cards
have been mailed to all class mem-
bers and the committee urges all
members to return their reserva-
tions by May 31. :
This will be the second reunion
for the members of the class.
Mother-Daughter Tea
The Mother and Daughter tea
will be held at the Dallas Methodist
Church, May 13, at 7 p.m. Co-
chairmen are Mrs. John Blase and
Mrs. Nelson Nelson; table arrange-
ment, Mrs. Vern Groff; refresh-
ments, Mrs. Charlton Davies; pro-
grams, Mrs, William Hanna; enter-
tainment, Mrs. Nelson; prizes, Mrs.
John Blase; publicity, Mrs. Robert
Parry. Reservations are not neces-
sary.
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Harveys Lake Woman's Club will
hold a Mother and Daughter cov-
ered dish supper at Lake-Noxen
building on Thursday evening, May
2, 'at 6:30 p. m. Guests of honor
will include girls who had been
chosen “Girls of the Month,” Eunice
Oney and her mother Mrs. Bertha
Oney; Barbara Ross and her mother
Mrs. Edith Ross; and Jane DelKanic
and her mother Mrs. Michael Del-
Kanic. At a recent election Eunice
Oney was elected the Girl of the
Year.
Business meeting will follow with
Mrs, Charles Williams presiding.
Program chairman, Mrs. Allen Sor-
chick, has announced that there
will be a demonstration on flower
arranging.
Executive board met recently at
the Sportsman’s Club with Mrs. El-
wood Davis, Mrs. Richard Williams
and Mrs. Harold Bennett as hos-
tesses. They will hold a rummage
sale this fall and plans are being
formulated now to make it a suc-
Members of the club
helping in the cancer collection.
cess, are
Harveys Lake Woman's Club
To Hold Mother-Daughter Tea
Next board meeting will be held
May 20 at the home of Mrs. Charles
Williams with Mrs, Clarence Oberst
and Mrs. Francis Schuler assisting.
Attending the meeting were: Mes-
dames Calvin McHose, Howard
Jones, Charles Williams, Joseph
Rauch, Carl Swanson, Howard Piatt,
Clarence Moledor, Lee Bicking, Har-
old Benmett, Malcolm Nelson, Albert
Gulitis, Richard Williams, Rowland
Ritts, Harvey ‘Kitchen, Fred Dod-
son, Allen Sorchick, Elwood Davis,
Clarence Montross, Joyce Gordon
and Miss Pauline Davis.
Have New Son
Mr. and Mrs. William D. Roberts,
1901 N. Second Street, Harrisburg,
announce the birth of their first
child, a son, on April 19.
The baby weighed six and one-
half pounds at birth.
Mother is the former Maxine
Long, Chester, Pa. Mr. Roberts is
the son of Mr. and Mrs. Berton
Roberts, Shavertown.
The new baby is the first grand-
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