SECTION B — PAGE 6
Shavertown |
Brush Fires Continue
Last weekend, brush fires set im
the E. Center Street sector were
attributed to youngsters seen in
the area. The same boy who was
successful in his second attempt
tried earlier in the week to start
a blaze.
1 Judy and Linda, Mrs. Peter Gal
{ lagher and daughter Helen, Mrs. |
Philip Deutsch, Wilkes-Barre and |
Mrs. Margaret Dilg, Shavertown. |
Young Jimmie has three living’
great grandmothers, Mrs, Gallagher,
Mrs. Dilg and Mrs. Emily White,
all in their eighties.
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TT THE DALLAS POST, THURSDAY, MAY 9, 1963
Jackson Twp.
Clocks in homes at Chase Manor
ran over an hour late last Thursday
because of installation of an exten-
sion to the power line running on
the first cross road of the Chase
Manor building project. Extension
was necessitated by the opening of
more land for building lots by Haro!
Bertram, and the laying of found- |
their, services .to get. this new one
into shape for the boys. !
Congratulations to Scott Williams
Sherwood, son of Mr. and Mrs. Rob-
ert Sherwood, who will celebrate
his fourth birthday on May 14.
Robert Ragukas, Chase Manor, was
married to Dorothy Morio of Wilkes
Barre, Saturday, May 4, at the St.
Boniface Church, Wilkes-Barre, with
the Rev. Paul M. Baier officiating.
DALLAS, PENNSYLVANIA
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FOR FINE
Earl t i x) Mrs. John C { : : a ; i
ot oe roi fitions tor wo ew Famssiin ts A Seseprion way held 314s Besias QUALITY FOODS
1 ! g ; 3 En ; > v fe. ABER
the near vicinity and simultaneous- ' guests, Miss Sally Pierson and her | Ep pesioniiel et ih Bd ne or e Al L :
ly Dallas Fire Company was called fiance, Robert Berquist, both of ! Tent. Si duinvo goniracting jim I. on i 2p LAMDreAUN :
ar Lone Toland dnd Miss Laure Pibre | is extend’'ng two of the crossroads | moved into an apartment at Mt. Nn )
. g in the settlement. Zion. | . 5
On The Ballot
Kingston Township voters going
to the polls on May 21 will find
the following local candidates run-
ning for office: William Davis, Shav_
ertown, for school director who has
picked up considerable support since
the open declaration of his views
on pertinent questions; Ted Poad,
former tax collector for the post
of township auditor.
Congratulations to Mr. and Mrs.
James Devlin, Pioneer Avenue, who ! Watkins, Marilyn Peabody, Mrs. T+ is reported that, ‘within a short tand-Franklin T i
have welcomed into their family a Richard Thomas, Louise Ocken- | ime, So grading cquipment loan- | i a ig il CO Our MANAGERS AND CLERKS thank
baby daughter, Ann Marie, born house, Ruth ; Nesbitt, Robbie |ed by the Banks Construction Com- people instructed in the use of you for the grand response given their
May 1, in Nesbitt Hospital. Ann | Mitchell, Jennie Hill, Irene Elston,’ pany will level off this field. with everything n that merciful wagon! sale last week. In appreciation they are
Marie joins three brothers who are
quite ‘excited over her appearance.
Mother and infant came home early
this week.
Mrs. Clara Troxell, Main. Street,
has returned home from the sunny
son, Wilkes-Barre. Brenda will be
in the young couple's wedding party
this summer.
Mrs. Lorraine Stair, Pioneer Ave- |
nue, turns out the loveliest knit |
sweaters as gifts for her family and
friends, usually finishing one in a
week’s spare hours.
BIRTHDAYS
Birthday greeting this week to '
Doris Lynn Lewis, Clifford Parker,
James Keiper, Robin Templin, Leona
Donald Powell, Lambert Swingle,
| Henry Andrus, Trusianie Rozelle,
| Jeff Sieber, Lester Schramm, Jack !
| B. Kitchen, Jr., Nancy Swain, Edith
Weiss, Louise Cottle. . ,
Mr: and Mrs, Lewis Sax, E. Center
Congratulations to Mrs. Bernadine
Wienicki on her b'rthday Friday.
Mrs. Wienicki was presented with
a cake by her fellow workers at her |
place of employm-nt Monday.
The baseball damond located at!
Chase Corners is being conveted
into a nursery by James Barto. John |
Hewitt, owner of the nursery lot, |
has offered use of another parcel of |
land ch Chase Road for the use as a
ball field.
the final grading to be done by the
| Chase Manor, giving ‘the owners of
i William Boyes, a
Dandelions have burst out in all
their glory on most of lawns in
same plenty of work to uproot them.
“Mr. and Mrs. John Fronczkewicz,
Towanda, spent the weekend with
Mrs. Fronczkewicz's mother, Mrs.
Margaret Billow, Chase Manor.
Orange
You needn't be afraid to send for
cert'fied Red
southland, where she reports a very , Street, were recent guests of Tech-
nice winter spent in the Miami nical Sergeant and Mrs. Dennis
Beach area. | Tredinnick and family at Syracuse.
Mr. and Mrs. Ted Woolbert, Main | John Henninger Sr., and son John
Street had as Sunday dinner guests, | Jr., spent several days in Newark,
their daughter and son-in-law, Mr. | N. J., where they visited old friends
and Mrs. James White and young and business associates. ;
son, Jimmie, Carlisle, daughters! Local residents searching out the
Cr. Aaron S. Lisses
Optometrist
88 Main Street, Dallas Professional Suite
Township “Suvervisers. This lot will | Cross instructor was on hand Sun-
be used by farm clubs, of the Little | day afternoon at the fire hall in
League baseball ‘teams. | Orange to give them the works
A lot of sweat and toil went into | shout the works in the ambulance.
the building of the former baseball How to use the oxygen, for in-
field, and it is hoped that the men : stance, how to change from one
of the community will again offer
tolling of a fire bell Saturdav after-
noon ‘were delighted to discover
newlyweds, Mariellen Daw and
John Fine Jr., just married in
Shavertown Methodist Church, seat-
ed in a miniature fire engine which
carried them to ‘their reception at
Lake. (
Tom Heffernan, Jr., following
closely, was afforded some excel-
lent picture shots as the procession
stopped for red lights, and friends
the home of the bride at Harveys |
| tank to the other, how to apply it
l'to the victim. Everything in the
ambulance was removed ‘to show
the class where it all was stored,
| fow to gat ‘it out and use it. how
| to tuck the victim into the ambu-
i lance all safe and hurry him away
to the house of mercy. Those pres-
{eng for the instruction were: Mr.
| and Mrs. Malcolm Baird, Mrs.
I Marietta Gay. Mrs. Priscilla Perry,
| Mrs. Doris Bedford, Mr. and Mrs.
{ Elmer Evans, Mrs. Glenna Rozelle,
Mr. and Mrs, Kenneth DeGraw. Ar-
Thank You Very Much!
again offering many outstanding values,
which you can readily see in our ads, plus
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674-4506 Gateway Shopping Center i thur Gay, Mr. and Mrs. William
a % Edwardsville enroute waved them on to a happy | Zell, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Xunkle, :
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Wed. 2140.78. pane 4 ENTER ed his tour of duty with the US May Day Party Held SPAGHETTI ANN PAGE 154
Friday - - 2 to § pm. Daily 9:30 to 5:30 p.m. Air Corps and is now. living in Bt Newcomb Home PREPARED 3-02. can
West Chester, was a recent visitor |
to this area. A May Day Party was held Fri-
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Radioman 2nd Class USN Law- 'day evening, May 3 at the home of nn 2 a
rence McClure and’ Mrs. McClure Mrs. Ted Newcomb, School Street, a a
and daughter Brenda have moved Shavertowin. Attending were Mes- . 2 a i Sm
| Evenings: Thurs. & Fri. to 8 p.m,
Lesser Amounts Regular Price
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The McClures were formerly sta- Newcomb, Charles Lockard, Char-
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McClure is the former Connie Carol, Jerry Degnon, Misses Phyllis
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