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Lehman
Children of the Lehman Elemen-
tary School were entertained
Wednesday, June 12th, by the L-L-
P.T.A., hopefully an annual event.
The Game Commission showed a
movie, and bag lunches were served
by the cafeteria. Room mothers as-
sisted teachers with games. Mrs.
Thomas Brown and Mrs. Gordon
Dawe served as chairman.
Burton Major has left for
Gloucester, Va. where he will spend
the summer with his sister, Mrs. H.
G. Bland.
Mr. and Mrs. Chester Barrall and
family were pleasantly surprised
Monday evening last week when
Rev. and Mrs. Herbert M. Barrall of
St. John’s Cathedral, Denver, Colo-
rado, stopped to pay them a visit.
The Rector and his wife had flown
in to Middletown, New York to at-
tend the Diamond Jubilee of Grace
Episcopal Church of which he was
a former paster:
Mrs, Stella Schuler is making her
home with Mr. and Mrs. Morton
Connelly. She has been a patient
at the Maple Hill Rest Home. Stella
is convalescing from a brokem hip.
Her husband Lou Schuler passed
away four years ago. They lived in
Trucksville for years.
' © Wait and See class was recently
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entertained at the home of Mr. amd
Mrs, Earl Chamberlin, eighteen
present. Mrs. Ruth Wright pre-
sided, Mrs. Margaret Barrall gave
Secretary’s report, Mrs. Mabel Ma-
jor gave the Treasurer's report.
Mrs. William Drabick, our teach-
er, gave some beautiful shells from
Florida to all the members.
Leighton Scott, 85 Huntsville
Road, was recently emtertained by
Mr. and IMrs. Leonard Selingo,
Huntsville, at a picnic supper.
Mr. and Mrs. Willard Gary and
daughter
into their new home.
Committee of the Fire Auxiliary,
has a beautification project, recent-
ly painting the flag-pole and
planting flowers in the center of
Lehmein, where they also pay for
the lighting. Slow up when going
through Lehman, and see how
pretty it is. :
Mr. and Mrs. Stuart Marks and
family just returned from Pitts-
| burgh from the wedding of Miss
Susan Wefind, Mrs. Marks’ cousin.
Mrs. John Berch, Leslie Ann and
Billy, Abington, Va., were guests of
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Nuss. Also
Mrs. Cecilia Walker of Kingston.
The Nusses had their two grand-
children = while Charles and Lois
visited the seashore at Rehoboth
Beach and Ron at Washington, D.C.
HARVEYS LAKE
Friday, Saturday,
&: gentleman Spy
James Connery, Ursala
Friday and Sunday 9:
and
“The Best Of Enemies”
David Niven, Sordi, Michael Wilding
Friday and Sunday 10:40 — Saturday 9:00
Sunday — June 21, 22, 23
meet JAMES BOND &
the most
- extraordinary
in all fiction!...
| TECHNICOLOR™
Joseph Wisman
00 — Saturday 10:40
Andress,
Movies Open Every Fri
Children Under 12 Admitted FREE. Adults 60c
day - Saturday - Sunday
Beach open everyday.
Water Bicycles, Pantoons, Boat Rides, Boats
Party Sunday at 2 p.m.
for Fishing, etc.
Have fun in the Sun.
Marybeth have moved |
i | mond Searfoss,
i | Viola Hoover,
Many Attend Open House
For John Rifenberys
Mr. and Mrs. John Rifenbery
Beaumont, celebrated their golden
wedding anniversary Sunday, June
2nd with an open house given by
their four children at the home of
their son, Merton, of Beaumont.
Mr. and Mrs. Rifenbery lived in
Luzerne and Shavertown following
their marriage. Forty-two years
ago, they purchased a farm in Beau-
mont where they have since re-
sided.
They have one daughter Mrs.
Margaret Clark of Beaumont and
three sons, Asa, Phoenix, N. Y.;
William = and Merton, Beaumont.
There are sixteen grandchildren
and eight great-grandchildren,
Friends and relatives attending
were: Mr. and Mrs. Tedd Stone,
Gregg and Mark, Baldwinsville,
N.Y.; Mr. and Mrs. Victor Cappucci,
children, Vicki, Cindy, Timmy and
Jeffery, Mehoopany; Mr. and Mrs.
Gerald Clark, Dallas; Mr. and Mrs.
Fred Clark, and Ricky, Beaumont;
Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Muller, Long
Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Hoover and
daughter: Linda = visited: Gordon's
parents Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Hoover
for Father’s Day. They are from
North Plainfield, New Jersey.
# Mr. and Mrs. James Cook cele-
# | brated their wedding anniversary
® June 11.
We have a lot of birthdays” this
month. Here are some of their
names: James Barrall, Thomas Ray-
Geraldine Mekeel,
Emerson M. Brown,
Mildred Lewis, Ann Rogers, Lawr-
ence Steltz, Terry Lynn Cease, and
fl | Allen F. Wagner.
THE DALLAS POST, THURSDAY, JUNE 20, 1963
Navy Man Has Leave
Radioman Third Class Joseph |
Schneider, who is stationed with |
the Navy, in Dhahaan, Saudia, |
Arabia, recently was granted a |
few days leave, Taking advantage of |
the leave, Joe was able to tour |
Rome, Naples, Isle of Cyprus and |
Cairo, Egypt. The day he visited |
Rome, the Pope's funeral was being
held, Joe reports, and streets were
jammed with multitudes of mourn-
ers, making it impossible to pene-
trate the crowd.
Joe is the son of Mr. and Mrs. |
Joseph Schneider, Davenport Street, |
Dallas. |
Island, N. Y.; Mr. and Mrs. Robert !
Rifenbery, Noxen; Wilma Rifenbery,
Beaumont; Roberta, Susan and Mer-
ton Rifenbery, Beaumont; Michael |
Rifenbery, Phoenix, N.-Y. wee
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Rifenbery Sr.,
Mr, and Mrs. Carl Rifenbery, Janie
and Jefferey Rifenbery, Mr.
Mrs. Wm. Bergstrasser, Robby and
Janie Bergstrasser, Mr. and Mrs.
Henry Bergstrasser, Mr. and Mrs.
Dick Mathers, Mr. and Mrs. Clar- |
ence Corby, Mrs. Cora Clark, Rev. |
and Mrs. Lyle Peterson and family. |
Tedd Struthers and Sandy, Janice |
Goble, Roxie Clark, Mr. and Mrs. |
Kenneth Jackson, Mr. and Mrs, Jo- |
nah Smith, Mrs. Clara Smith, Mr. |
and Mrs. Charles Seward, Mr. and
Mrs, Nile Sickler, Mrs. Nelson Dy- |
mond, Mrs. [Laura Sayre, and |
George, Mr. and Mrs. Byron Cook,
Byron and Judith, Mr. and Mrs.
Joseph Gavek, Mr. and Mrs. Frank-
lin Clark, Mr. and Mrs. Merton |
Rifenbery, Mr. and Mrs. William
and |
Rifenbery, Mr. and Mrs. Asa Rifen-
bery.
NOW THRU
SATURDAY
Co-Hit
DALLAS-
“THE FAMILY THEATRE”
“YELLOW CANARY”
Starring — Pat Boone and Barbara Eden
DRIVE-IN THEATRE
ROUTE 309
THEE
Jean Connery
Ursula Andress
Starting Sunday —
and
“UGLY AMERICAN”
“9 HOURS TO RAMA”
| Coming Soon! — “WEST SIDE STORY”
Clear ‘d’ Hiways !
Everyone Headin for |
the DALLAS DRIVE-IN.
Fun Al] Summer.
Giant Family
Students from Mrs. Austin’s and
| Mrs, Welker’'s home rooms are pic- |
‘tured above as they visited the City
of Brotherly Love.
An interesting Tour of historic
shrines highlighted the day’s itiner-
ary for those enjoying a Sixth Grade
Mrs. Welker’s Sixth Grade:
Front row l. to r. Alan Heycock,
Gail Williams, Judy Misson, Susan
Johnston, Harold Casterline, Chris-
tine Baloga, Nancy Hughes, Douglas
Sixth Graders Make Visit By Bus To Philadelphia
Graduation outing.
Mrs. Austin’s Sixth Grade:
1st row: left to right John Murray.
Clifford Garris, Robert Hale, Jim
Tupper, Edward Roman, Robert Pat-
tison, Douglas Hoover, Jim Welsh,
| Bulford, Gary Dymond, Craig Daron,
Tom Bottoms, Wayne Nichol, Drew
Bittenbender.
Second row: Alisa Berger, Phyllis
Hanna, Elizabeth Edwards, Patty
, Hughy,
Jerry Farr, John Oliver, Daniel
Thomas, David Turner, Peter Moy-
er, Sandy Smith, Frank Parkhurst.
2nd row: left to right Pauline
Kelly, Judy Wilson, Tina Siglin,
Norma Thomas, Mollie Townsend,
Christine Demmy, Phyllis
Frederici, Diane Chesarick, Cheryl
Goode.
Jane Daley, Linda Gula, David
Germick, Charles Baker, David Fitch
Debbie Tanner, Julia
Suzanne Moen.
Anne Lacy, Suszn Sipple, Michele
Witek, Barbara Parrish, Jacelyn
Roberts, Diane Thier, Beth Burke,
Priscilla Reese.
Radeszsisky,
Richard Bennie, David Dobson, Paul
Elston.
Adults: Mrs. Heycock, Mrs. Hughy,
Mrs. Baker, Mrs. Colwell, Mr. Austin
Enlistments Open
For 6-Month Reserve
Enlistments in the Army Reserve
Six-Month Training Program are
being accepted in the 402nd Military
Police Prisoner of War Camp unit of
Wilkes-Barre, which offers openings
in Repair and Utilities, Medicine,
| Supply, Cooks, Records Section and
‘many others.
Under the six-month active duty
program, men between the ages of
Don’t store smelly garbage and dirty trash!
Eliminate it the modern way with a Warm
Morning Gas Incinerator, and indoors, too!
No more trips outdoors as the garbage-
man” in your
SALE..SAVE
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home.
PENNSYLVANIA GAS
and WATER Company
Model L-15A
— IN THE BACK MOUNTAIN —
Telephone ENterprise 2-0668 TOLL FREE for information and service
17 and 26 may enlist in the Army
Reserve. They will be called to ac-
tive duty 120 days after enlistment
for an 8-week basic training course,
followed by a period of specialized
training.
Back Mountain men interested in
fulfilling their military obligation
under this program, are urged to
contact Sgt. Elias at the U.S. Army
Reserve Training Center, East End
Boulevard, Wilkes-Barre.
Area men already serving with
the 402nd are: Lt, Col. Carl Burt
Olsen, Trucksville, Executive Offi-
cer; Maj, Jack K H. Magee, Shaver-
town, Intelligence Officer; Maj. John
J. Mulhern, Dallas, Adjutant; 2nd
Lt. Robert Richardson, Dallas; War-
rant Officer William Hill, Jr., R. D.
5, Shavertown; Sfc. Robert Frank-
lin, Trucksville; 'S/Sgt. Robert W.
Johnson, Trucksville; Sp5 John
Berti, Shavertown; Sp4 James P.
Kelly, Jr. Dallas; Spd Donald W.
Roberts, Trucksville; Cpl. James
Thomas, Shavertown; Sp4 Theodore
Newcomb, Shavertown; Pfc. John A
Headman, R. D. 5, Shavertown; and
Pfc. Ronald T. Schall, R. D. 1, Har-
veys Lake.
SUBSCRIBE TO THE POST
Porter Gets MS From
Massachusetts MIT
Cathrall Selected
John Cathrall, Dallas, R. D. 4,
| sciemce teacher at the Junior High
Charles Robert Porter, Harvey's School, is among 60 high school and
Lake received an M.S. degree in nu- |
junior high teachers from a field of
clear engineering at the 97th com-|500 applicants across the nation
mencement of“ th
Massachusetts
nology, Friday, June 7. His thesis
topic was ‘Neutron Beam Produced
by Total Reflection in a Copper
Tube.”
Commencement speaker was Eu-
gene R. Black, former head of the
World Bank. Dr, James R. Killian,
Jr., "Chairman of the MIT. Cor-
poration, presided, and Dr. Julius
A. Stratton, President of M.LT., de-
livered the charge to graduating
students.
exercises e
Receives Degree
, Susan Elizabeth Belvin, 221 High-
land Avenue, Trucksville, received
an Associate in Arts degree at com-
mencement exercises at Temple
University Thursday.
Diplomas were awarded to 1835
graduates, and Sir Charles P. Snow;
British writer and scientist, was
principal speaker.
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LUZERNE
THEATRE
Friday, Saturday
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CO-HIT
Frankie Avalon
“Drums Of Africa”
PO POOP OD OPO RDO ODD OOOO
FORTY-FORT
THEATRE
Tonight, Friday
Saturday
Marlon Brando
“The Ugly American”
in technicolor
Sunday, Monday
Tuesday
(Con’t. Sun. 8-11)
“The Day Of
The Triffids”
Cinemascope and Color
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1955 PONTIAC Sedan, very
dishes, cooking utensils.
Deep well pump, jet pump,
tension ladder,
Shutters, picture frames,
not mentioned.
TERMS — CASH.
Springs Church.
EUGENE DERR, Auctioneer
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PUBLIC SALE
SATURDAY, JUNE 22, 1963
At 10:00 A. M.
At Fairmount Springs, Benton R. D. 1.
~ 11 Foot KELVINATOR DEEP FREEZE — Like New.
G-E refrigerator, walnut round table, 6 chairs, tilt=top
table, flat top desk, Zenith 21-inch TV, set Havilland dishes,
Singer sewing machine, 2 bunk beds, mahogany bedroom
suite, single bed, beds, dressers, wash stands, rocking chairs,
lounging chairs, rugs, cedar chest, tables, stands and tools,
lawn table, bookcase, porch glider, clocks, bedding and linen,
full coal chute, pen stanchions,
rakes, hoes, shovels, forks, log chain, chicken crates, wheel-
barrow, butchering tools, wood saw, harness, lot of tools.
ANTIQUES
solenoid rings and keepérs, marble top stand, lot of articles
Lunch will be served by Ladies of Fairmount
ESTATE OF CLIFFORD W. SPACE fl
Sh ERR IN DEON RR EE —-— EL
Watch for Sale Arrows
“good condition
stock rack for truck, 40-ft. ex-
dehorners,
andirons, dishes, ironstone,
who have been selected to partici-
Institute of Tech-'
pate in the Naticnal Science Foun-
dation ‘Summer Institute in Geology.
Institute will take place at the
University of Oklahoma Geology
Field Camp, Canon City, Colo., July
1-27.
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