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Shavertown
BLOOD NEEDED
Blood donors are needed for a
very ill neighbor. Donors‘ may
contact Mary Traver at 674-4597 or
Mrs. Edward Gilroy for arrange-
ments.
COMMENDATION FOR
APPEALS BOARD
Kingston Township Board of Ap-
peals is one group of young men
who are doing a fine job, interpret-
ing the law.
Their courtesy, concern and intel-
ligent handling of some mighty dis-
turbing mproblems have aroused
mith admiration ‘among township
residents.
Chairman of the group is Milton
Evans, Shavertown; R. Spencer
Martin, secretary and Richard Ma-
thers, both of Trucksville.
Serving without. remuneration,
the group is setting a fine example
of community service. :
several days fishing in Canada.
IN PHILADELPHIA
Our prayers and well wishes go
to our good friend and neighbor,
John Clause, Pioneer Avenue, who
entered Wills Eye Hospital for
treatment on Sunday. John is ome
of the finest men it has been our
good «fortune to meet for this
is one person who lives by the
Golden Rule. His wife, Ida, accom~
panied him. We trust his stay in
Philadelphia will be of short dura-
tion.
Mrs. A. J. Moreck left Monday
morning for Washington, D.C. to
spend some time with her daugh-
ter, Mrs. Russell Johnson and
family. ;
NEW TEACHERS
Two local folks have joined the
Dallas School Faculty. Mrs. Frances
Klaboe and Milton Lutsey will
represent our town among the new
a trip to Arizona, where she will
spend much time with favorite
cousins.
BIRTHDAYS
Greetings during the coming week
to David Appel, Judith M. Hinkle,
Percy Hart, Mary Marsha Sowden,
Kimberley Davis, Dam Purvin, Bar-
bara Lohmann, Mrs. Albert Blase,
Lewis Kleinrock, Mrs. Morris King,
Pearl M. Averett, Mabel Lorah,
Deborah Schooley, Robert B. Voel-
ker, Andrew Roan, Sr., Harold Wil-
liams, Donald Bolton, Jr., Beverly
Pugh, James Simpson, Dianna
Chadwick, Lorraine Miller, Linda
Jane Nagle, DeWitt Wekheiser,
Robert Edwards, Mrs. Morgan Row-
lands, Barbara Jean Smith.
Mrs. Nellie Albert, Pioneer Aven-
ue, entered General Hospital on
Monday.
Dr. and Mrs, Albert Blase, Fergu-
son ‘Avenue, have returned home
after spending ‘the winter in Florida.
Miss Margaret Reichers, Lutheran
Home, Hazleton, is spending some
THE DALLAS POST, THURSDAY, MAY: 23, 1963
OES Rummage Sale
Dallas Chapter No. 396 Order of
the Eastern Star will hold a “RUM-
MAGE SALE” Thursday, Friday,
and Saturday, May 23, 24, and 25
in the Lundy Building, Main Street,
Dallas.
Mrs. Evelyn Smith, Worthy Ma-
tron, has appointed Mrs. Laura Dy-
mond and Mrs. Myrtle Rineman as
chairmen.
time at the home of her niece, Mrs.
Robert Voelker, Ferguson Avenue.
Susie Anderson, Pioneer Avenue,
spent Saturday visiting her former
roommate, Judy Moser, at Penn
State University.
Margery Walp, Lehigh Street,
celebrated her birthday anniversary
on Wednesday.
Mrs, George Rice, Main Street,
returned to her home Saturday
after having been a patient at
Community Medical Center, Scran-
ton.
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RECOGNITION comers on ‘the staff next fall. Mil- i i
FOR A TEACHER ton has been associated with Down- i
Mrs. Rachel Porter, popular |ingtown Schools, and has a fine
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Shavertown Grade School faculty
member who retires at the close of
this term was honored again Mon-
day evening by .the PTA of the]
school.
Merl Bigelow, all set to make
plans for a mew repair service at
his home, took a well earned vaca-
tion last week, when he spent
record in Business Education.
Specialist 5, US Army Johnson
Miers ‘and family recently visited
his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Johnson
Miers, Perrin Avenue. Miers is
stationed at Fort Monmouth, N. J.
Little Leslie Alexander is eagerly
awaiting the close of school, for
the summer vacation plans include
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