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| Miss Stella Shook and Mrs. Wil-
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relatives, went to New York City
~ with the geological Department of
visited Mr. and Mrs. Harold House-
~ Knecht at Trout Run June 26th.
Margaret Sorber, Philadelphia, is
me, Trenton, spent a week with her
and Cindy Gunton, Spencer
Holmgren.
“Mrs. Harry Miller is spending
Mrs. Paul Costanzo, Binghamton.
~ family Greenbelt, Md,
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§ DALLAS, Carol Ann Williams
| FERNBROOK, Mrs. George Shaver
_ HARVEYS LAKE, Mrs. Albert Armitage
. IDETOWN, Bess Cooke
JACKSON TWP., William Hughes
LEHMAN, Mrs. Morton Connelly
THE DALLAS POST, WEDNESDAY, JULY 3, 1963
FROM POST CORRESPONDENTS
NE 9-2544 ® MEEKER, Mrs. Fred Winter GR 7-2734
674-4109 & MT. ZION, Rev. Charles Gilbert Harding 388-2270
674-5460 ® NOXEN, Mrs. Ira Beahm NE 9-8522
NE 9-9531 ® SHAVERTOWN, Mrs. F. W. Anderson 674-6351
NE 9-5137 [ * SWEET VALLEY, Mrs. Albert Ray "GR 7-3271
696-1005 ® TRUCKSVILLE, Mrs. Arline Bessmer 696-1531
674-2488 ® EAST DALLAS, Mrs. Irene Moore 674-2392
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Noxen
liam Butler recently visited Mrs.
‘Emma Hough and daughter Ruth at
Mrs. Butler, along with
and made a tour of all the interest-
ing sights.
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Laffin,
Williamsport, visited - friends in
Noxen Saturday. ]
+ Bill Coole is working on the farm
pwned by Richard Patton at Athens.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred ‘Coole and
Peggy visited at Valley Forge Sun-
‘day and came home by way of Lan-
caster. !
Otto Brenner, Buffalo, N. Y.
spent a day with his grand children,
Cindy, Chuckie and David Gunton,
at the home of their grandparents,
Mr, and Mrs. Raymond Gunton.
“Claude Sorber, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Robert Sorber, of Sorber
Mountain, graduated from Penn
State Extension College in Wilkes-
Barre. He has accepted a position
Civil Service, Arlington, Virginia.
«Nathan Straley and Nick Fritz
‘at her home on Sorber Mountain for
the summer. ’ :
. Dave Fritz attended an insurance
seminar at Williamsport June 26th.
- Mr. and Mrs. Sterlyn May, Sid-
ney, Valerie, Jeff and Debbie, "Al-
lentown, spent the weekend with
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. William
Engelman and family. f 1
~ ©» John Gunton, Buffalo, spent the
weekend with his parents Mr. and
Mrs. Raymond Gunton and family.
Mrs. Fred Coole and Peggy went
to Buffalo on Friday where Mrs.
Coole will remain for a week with
daughters Mrs, Herman Pease and
family and Mrs. James Berger and
family. Peggy expects to remain
the rest of the summer.
~ Mr, and Mrs. Joseph Shalata and
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Jones and
Judy went to Tonawanda on -Satur-’
day and brought Mrs. Richard
Hobbs and family back to spend
two weeks at the home of her par-
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Albert Jones.
~ Mrs. George Pellitieri and Vivien-
parents, Mr and Mrs. Harry Bige-
low.
& Mr, and Mrs. Raymond Gunton
entertained the following "at a
family dinner at their home on Sun- |
day, in honor of their daughter
Mrs. Spencer Holmgren’s birthday
anniversary: Mr. and Mrs, Kenneth
» Buifalo,
Mrs, Lula Gilmore, David, Chuckie
some time with her daughter, Mrs.
Leonard Cheadle and family, Harris-
burg. ET
J Mr. and Mrs, Ray Leibenguth "are
Visiting their daughter, Mrs Char-
les Mead and family at Pough-
keepsie, N. Y. While there, they
~ attended the graduation exercises
for their grandson Douglas Mead.
~ Mr. and Mrs, Philip Shafer,
~ Philadelphia, are spending ‘the
‘Weekend holiday at their newly
acquired summer home ‘n ‘Noxen.
Mrs, Stella Dean is visiting Her
‘sister Mrs. Helen Arciola, New York
City. : s
1“ Visitors at the home of Mr. and:
Mrs Lawrence Race and Mr. and
Mrs. Ray Wilson were Mr, and Mrs.
Theodore Hubbarb, Carbcndale, and
Saturday evening. Hot dogs, ham-
Jackson Township
Jackson ' Township firemen will
hold an Ice Cream Social at the
Fire Hall starting early afternoon
Sunday, July 28.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles E. Carpen-
ter, Jeffery, David, Timothy, and
Kenneth, Jackson, Mississippi are
spending their vacation at the home
of ‘their maternal grandparents, Mr.
and Mrs, William R. Hughes. Mr.
Carpenter is a member of the legal
staff of the California Oil Company
at Jackson They will return om
Friday.
Fire trucks of our fire department
took part in the annual parade at
Lehman. x
Traffic throughout the township
has increased due to the comstruc-
tion work on the Luzerne-Harvey's
Lake Highway, and still there is no
visible evidence of any work being
dome by the Pa. Department of
Highways on highways running
through the township. It was re-
ported that the previous adminis-
tration had used all the appropria-
tions for road repair work and that
‘the mew administration is forced to
postpone work until the fiscal year
starts July 1. We should be
noticing: some activity in the near
future.
Ladies’ © Auxiliary of Jackson
Township Firemen’s Association
held a Family Night at the fire hall
burgers, soda pop were served.
Fire - department was called to
Konefals Grove Friday hight about
11:30 to put out a large bonfire
which threatened to get out of
control.
Mr, and Mrs. John Zayatz,
Sandra Shirley, Joann and John,
Jr., Jacksonville, Florida will re-
turn home after vacationing at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Claude New-
hart.
panied them on their trip north.
Mrs, Zayatz, Sr.,
accom-
Jackson . Township softball team
won over the Kingston Knights of
Columbus team Sunday by a score
of 6 to 2, but fell victim to the
Idetown Firemen’s Club Sunday 9
to 3. Evidently the weather was
too warm for our local boys.
Chester Rusiloski, their genial man-
ager, is trying to arrange a game
with a group of colored boys from
the Playground Association for the
near future, possibly on Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Sheldon Rice had
the following guests at a cook-out
at their home on Chase Road Sun-
day, Mr. and Mrs. Thompson, Debra
and Lucille of Florida, Mr. and
Mrs. Chester Rugiloski and chil-
dren, , Chester, Jr. and Ruth Ann,
and Fulton Rice.
Congratulations to Mr. and Mrs.
Leo (Pete) Yascur, who celebrated
their fifteenth wedding anniversary
June 26. The Yascurs have four
children, James 12, Bonnie 10,
Cindy 4 and Brenda 2.
Mr. and Mrs. John Fronczkiewicz
and Mrs. Margaret Billow, Chase
Manor, had as recent guests, Mr.
and Mrs. John Zajac, Christine and
Marilyn, Detroit. Mr. Zajac is a
nephew of Mrs. Mary Billow.
Mr. and Mrs Robert Sherwood,
Denise and Scott, accompanied by
Mr and Mrs. Charles E. Carpenter,
Jeffrey, David and Timothy of
Jackson, Mississippi, camped over-'
night at Ricketts Park. This was
their first experience in tent camp-
ing and they were initiated in a
fine manner, what with the severe
Harveys Lake
Mr. and Mrs. William Kelley and
daughter Gail spent last Sunday mn
Allentown visiting relatives.
Mrs. Fred Eister spent: last week
in Pittsburgh attending O.E.S.
Chapter. ;
Mary Kuchta of Lakewood, New
Jersey is spending the summer with
her mother Mrs. Mary Kuchta.
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Avery and son
Byron, Newark, New Jersey are
spending the Fourth of July week
with Mrs. Iris ‘Armitage. |
Lina Garinger has returned home|
from Waterbury, Connecticut after |
spending 5 weeks with Mr. and Mrs.
V. A. Rosengrant.
Mr. and Mrs. P, F. Armitage of
Kingston ‘and Mrs. James Armitage
and sons Jimmy and Patrick of St.
Clair Shores, Michigan visited Mrs.
Iris Armitage and Mrs. Albert!
Armitage on Tuesday. : |
The Commission on Phication |
with Fuller Ashton presiding, and!
the Official Board of the Alderson |
Methodist Church, with Mrs. Helen
Hartman presiding met on Monday
evening - at the church. Twelve
members were present. |
Mrs. Lee Zimmerman is a patient |
at Geisinger Medical Center, Dan-
ville, |
. .Mrs.. Edgar Hughes and Mrs.
Walbridge Leinthall will entertain |
the W.S.C.S. of the Alderson Metho- |
dist Church 'at. the Hughes’ home
on” Thursday afternoon at 2, July
11.
Joseph Shalata and Judy, Mr. and
Mrs. Joseph Shalata Jr., Lambert,
Jo Ann and Nancy, Mr. and Mrs.
\ “"Mr. and Mrs, Elvin Bean took
‘their daughter Mrs. Merwin Kamin-
stein to her home in Flushing,
N. Y. and will remain for a few
days with her and family.
Mr and Mrs. Jacob Miner spent
Sunday in ‘Endicott, where they
‘attended the fiftieth wedding anni-
versary of Mr, and Mrs.
“Miner.
- Mr. William Race and Miss Dawn
‘Goble are visiting Mr. and Mrs.
Lawrence Race, Buffalo. ;
‘Mr. and Mrs. Jimmy Richards and
f spent ‘the
‘weekend at the home of Mr: and
Mrs. Robert Goble. Mr. and Mys.
‘David Race, Mr. and Mrs. Charles
i eo Matkovich and Alex, Grand Haven,
High
‘Mich, spent two days this week
‘with the Gobles,
| Mr. and Mrs. James Little and |
‘daughter, Endicott, visited at the | |
Harry Keipers on Tuesday.
“Harold Denald, Jersey Shore and
Anna Sweeney, Millville, visifed at
- the home of Mrs, Joseph Hackling
on Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs, William Inman,
“Kingston, spent Sunday with the
‘Loren Cases.
Blizzard and children,
N. C., are spending a week with Mr.
and Mrs. Samuel ‘Blizzard and Ar-
5
5 thur Blizzard and his family.
Sts, Tommy Shalata,- son of
Joseph Shalatas left on Monday
Lackland A. F. B. Texas. "A picnic
party was held cn the lawn of their
home Sunday with relatives friends
‘and neighbors. y
HOLDS FAREWELL PARTY
A cook out was held at the home
of Mr. and Mrs,
; Noxen, last week in honor of their
‘son, Thomas, who is leaving on Mon-
the
‘day, June 24th for Lackland Air!
~ ‘Force base, San Antonio, Texas.
i" Those present were: Mr, and Mrs.
a a
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Bruce |
‘William Shalata; William Jr. and
Terry Lynn, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Tho- |
mas, Brian and Judy, Mr. and Mrs.
Emest Daily, Ernest Jr., Edward
and Janeen, Mr. and Mrs. Albert
Jones, Mrs. Dorothy French, Mrs.
Joseph’ Nalbone, Gayle, Susan and |
Joseph, Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Kocher, !
and Jeanie, Mrs. Ruth Field and
Thomas, Susan Traver, Mrs. Henry |
Lame, Jackie Ruff and guest of hon- |
or Thomas Shalata. | Pm
. Harold Blizzard and James |
Charlotte,
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for .
Joseph Shalata, |
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electrical and rain storm Friday
night,
Lehman
Mrs, Charles Ransom, Outlet
Road is in Mercy Hospital for a
couple of weeks, and is much bet-
ter and expects to come home next
| week. Her many friends hopes the |
best for her.
Mrs. Willard Sutton, ‘Outlet Road
had an operation this 'week at Gen-
eral Hospital. She will be there a
few weeks.
Harold Maye attended banking
school for two weeks training ‘at
Rutgers University. He is taking a
course on ‘Trust Fund”,
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Nuss and
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Ide are on a
camping trip to Mt. Tremblant
Camp, Quebec, Canada. The Nusses
are celebrating their 35th wedding
anniversary. They will be gone
until after July 4th. We hope they
have good camping weather.
The Horse Show is really shaping
up fine. Firemen and the Auxiliary
have gone to a considerable ex-
pense to make everybody more
comfortable, had a kitchem built so
they could serve better food and
give better service, Come out folks,
and bring your company with you.
It will be lot more safer there than
‘traveling.
Carol Ann Lamoreaux amd Ellen
Harris will spend the summer at
Red Rock Camp. [Carol is Mr. and
Mrs. Chester Lamoreaux daughter.
Mr. and Mrs. A. F. Faix from
Wayne, Pa., (Valley Forge) made a
visit recently to see Mr. and Mrs:
Morton Connelly. Mrs. Faix and
Mr. Connelly are cousins.
Birthdays this week: Judith Cor-
nell, Larry Brown, Elenor Hum-
phrey, Florence Davenport, Kyle
Michael Sutton, Charles Maye, Jen-
nifer Sutton, Mrs. Ruth Wright, Al-
leen Maye, Mrs. Leoard H. Ide,
Gordon Dawe, Viola Rossman, and
Tommy Rogers.
Mrs. Chester = Lamoreaux and
daughter Carol Ann went to New
York City last week on a shopping
tour and to ‘take in a few big shows.
Cub Pack 241, Den 1, met at
Simms Pond on Tuesday for an
Present: Chris Dawe, Paul Adam-
shick, James Cook, Dale Suttan,
Douglas and Sheldon Ehret, Wil-
liam Dawe, Edward Steltz, Jack
Vivian, William Weaver, Den Mo-
thers: Mrs. Gordon Dawe and Mrs.
Lawrence Steltz and daughter
Doris.
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Tepee amd Indians,
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afternoon of swimming and eating.
Look for the Cub Scout float, the
in the Horse
sons Billy and Chris, left July 4th
for St. Johns, Newfoundland,
Canada where they will spend
‘several weeks visiting Mr. Dawes’
parents Mr. and Mrs, Walter Dawe.
Mrs. Janet Eddy is home from
the hospital, feeling fine.
Have you noticed how beautiful
the Laurel is on our coumtry roads?
It sure is a pleasure to see.
Sweet Valley
Howard Piatt, Jr. will complete
a leave spent at the home of his
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Howard Piatt,
Sr., Pikes Creek. He has been assign-
ed to the U. S. S. Destroyer C. H.
Road, Providence, R I.
Cub Pack 444 and their families
will hold an outing at World’s End,
July 14th. Meet at Maple Grove
Parking lot at 1:30 p.m. Bring picnic
supper and bathing suits.
Chick Spencer, son of Mrs. Ann
Spencer, observed his fourteenth
birthday, June 26, as guest of his
uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. An-
thony Skipalis, Nanticoke, with a
trip to Baltimore where they toured
the U.S.S. Constitution. Mrs. Spen-
cer ‘entertained at a family dinner
honoring Chick on Sunday. Also
attending were the honoree’s gisters
Karen Lee and Trudie, his brother,
Scott.
An Ice Cream social will beld at
Maple Grove Methodist ‘Church July
13. For an evening of enjoyment,
plan to attend.
Mr. and Mrs. Howard L. Post and
sons, Henry and Bremt, were recent
guests of Mr .and Mrs. William Day-
ton, Norristown. They also spent
a weekend at Gettysburg, Hershey
Park and Harrisburg.
Mr .and Mrs. Charles H. Long,
attended Oliver Dealer’s Convention
held at the Holiday West Inn, Har-
risburg. :
Laura Marie Barto, daughter of
Mr .and Mrs, Basil W. Barto, Wil-
mington, Del. was guest of Karla
Penny Ray, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Albert L. Ray, last weekend.
The Barto's are former residents of
Shavertown.
Mr. and Mrs. William Ferrey, Bill,
Jr. and Little June, Mrs. June Iver-
son and’ Bradley, Gloria, Dean, and
Dayton Long and John DiGiseppi
attended the wedding last week of
Sherwood Smith to Claire Chapman,
Collingsdale. Mr. Smith is a nephew
of Mrs. McKinley Long. -
Tiny Charles Stockage, son of Mr.
and Mrs, Charles Stockage, Jr., re-
cently reeled in a seventeen and one
half inch trout, proving age and ex-
perience don’t always make the best
fishermen.
Wilma Long, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Charles H. Long, and Susan
Fielding, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
John Fielding, Trucksville, attended
the Youth for Christ Convention,
held at Ocean City, with over one
thousand young people attemding.
Wilma’s sister, Gloria had to cancel
her plans to attend, being confined
to her home with virus.
Jimmy Pall, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Walter Pall, Pikes Creek, has re-
turned home after being guest of
Elwook Matthews, Wilkes-Barre.
Mrs. Betty Wrublesky and daugh-
ters, Ann and Marlene, Levittown,
his uncle and aunt, Mr .and Mrs. |’
were the guest last week of the for-'
mer’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. Michael
Horniak. They attended ‘the gradu-
ation dinner party honoring Connie
Pall.
Register Students
July 10 And 11
Registration at Dallas Junior High
School is scheduled for July 10, and
at Dallas Senior High School July
11, for all students who have not
attended Dallas schools.
Sixth grade students coming up
through the grades, do not need to
register, as transfer is automatic.
Families who have moved to the
community, or families whose child-
ren have been educated in amy
school other than the Dallas schools,
must register their children for ad-
mission to either Junior or Senior
High School.
Hours are 8 to 12, and 1 to 3, om
both days.
DALLAS, PENNSYLVANIA
Pennsylvania Gas And
Water Co. Elects Officers
At the Organization’ meeting of
the Board of Directors of Pennsyl-
vania Gas and Water Company, the
first meeting held since the Annual
Meeting of Stockholders on June 5,
the Board of Directors elected the
following officers:
Rulison Evans, Chairman and
Chief Executive Officer; Robert R.
Evans, President; Roger A. McShea,
Jr., Vice-President-Financial; H. A.
Vicker, Viee-President; Harvey H.
Johnson, Vice-President; Frank R.
Wallace, Secretary-Treasurer; A. J.
Podesta, Controller; Frank J. Loch,
Walker,
urer; M. A. Line and Mrs. Elsie J.
Daniels, Assistant Treasurer; and J.
Glenn Gooch, Assistant Controller.
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