t Ld © 1oguired. She will be resting at fy, i ¢ i i Bo ; i ] § 203 topped Esso’s scoring. Present were Mr. and Mrs. Lyle | T ~ b i “| back to his home in Homestead, | hill and dale wonderful. Their | pg... Mountain Neighborhood | ; ) : rel NIN FALL SEMES ER Grandma's for a few days. Florida last Tuesday. He is the son | pews consisted of plastic seats on hn rey the oa with the | > oom a Doheers a Merithew, Bobby, David, Ricky and | OPE G OF ITS an race's e the Bol- | b <4 b 5 > 4 b 4 b 4 p 4 y 4 r 4 p 4 3 4 i { [ { b 4 b 4 > 4 b 4 ; . b 4 v » % ay Register Now for 1 E X( ! I I SIVE 'Shavertown Boys To FALL TERM : A 4 - ; Leave For College All Classes Instructed 1 z : Jay Ferguson, son of Mr. and | |p Personally 4 OI" Mrs. John H. D. Ferguson, Pioneer ! by : ] Avenue, will leave today for Ly- |p . 4 1 ; coming College, where he will enter | [f “Miss Marlene” 1 the freshman class. b ° 1 : Richard Ratcliffe, son of Mr. and [| mn ] 5 { Mrs. Edward Ratcliffe, Goeringer | [p TAP - BALLET - MODERN Jazz ! = Avenue, will leave on Saturday for | BATON - TEEN-AGE 4 3! HE ALCREEER TE Pa CRISP SAVINGS ON FALL VALUES!!! | The week of September 9 is |p L ALL M 4 "EEE . designated as freshman week at the | Aout B hoo { ; school. Classes will begin Septem- | |p ‘at the 4 a Nn : : ber 16. | DALLAS 1 From Sept. 3rd until Sept. 21st we will feature values throughout the : —————————————————————————————— > < . * o 3 Platts Welcome Son t AMERICAN LEGION J / Store to celebrate our big INDIAN SUMMER SALE. Low - - - Low } + i igh " . yu ’ A five pound six olnce son, Jef- ||} Yor Highway 3 0 Ww. Prices on Appliances - Power Tools - Winterwear - Home and Garden \ allas, Pa. 4 e y | frey Lee, was born to Mr. and Mrs. b d S li ited Larry Piatt, Hillcrest Avenue, ||} 4 Items. upptres Are Limited. ; q FOR INFORMATION 4 & Shavertown, August 25 at Nesbitt | L 4 g Hospital. Mrs. Piatt is the former |p Dallas 674-2941 4 Ruth .Croman, Shavertown. at a Ta ALNICO 386” ALNICO ALNICO DELUXE WYOMING SEMINARY SCHOOL GAS RANGE Ci CAN The finest, : g of Beatrice Moore, E. Dallas, cut|gEdward Moore Thursday, August [Sunday morning service was held | hood Leagues start tomorrow night. | Code’s Esso lost 3 to Beaumont door party. WYOMING SEMINARY {| her foot while wading at Benton |99 at Nesbitt Hospital, The couple |in God’s great outdoors. Devotions | Community Service League starts Inn with’ Bill Weaver leading the | Balloons floated in the garden as | i Park. She was taken to Nesbitt | have another son and daughter. were led by Mrs. Bruce Moyer. |next Monday night at 7. innkeepers” on 216 (555). B.|the children played games to work | Announces The . SE 4 1 ; ; ) | : : ; 1 ~ in the church social room, Tuesday | Dymond Sr, in Orange. Gerald |wife and friends had supper with |" mp. <iynchroom” had Art Ram- i Whi over Charles H. Longs ander, Danny: Updyke, Jane and Registration Now Being Accepted For : evening, 27th. will go down by truck at the end |the Gries’s then all left for home. | (ut in front during the contest . wi Joan Domnick, Sharon Lamoreaux, | Beginners and Advanced Courses in 1 { Mrs. Russell Eyet was hostess. of tomato season. “Thank you and may we come Joe Kravitz’s 192-192 (550) was | Sherri Turner, David Ash, Jay C.J aN 8 DALLAS, PENNSYLVANIA "THE DALLAS POST, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 5, 1963 ~ BECTION A — PAGE 5 of Mrs, Rozelle. Susan De Costa, granddaughter Hgaspital where eleven stitches were The Friemdship Class of East Dal- las Methodist Sunday School, met © Election of officers was held. Libby Cyphers is president; Dorothy 4 Mason, vice - president; Mildred | thers, is rejoycing with his wife,| While standing on a ladder to: 174 two big scorers. Nick Stocd. | foi had 204 as they took 3 from TYPEWRITING, BUSINESS ENGLISH : Eyet, treasurer; Alberta Cook, over a daughter born “up morth” | paint her house last week — Millie ny hit 233 (595) il Nick Buynak Fullerbrush. Have Sixth Child ; . i secretary. at Nesbitt Hospital, last week. Eyet ‘broke a rung’ (didn't think | 73, 5200 oF AN 1 Cicoarelli| TOU Points went to Klass Motors Moderate Rates — Job Placement Service 4 Ella Moore class meeting will be Girl Scout Troop #10, of Peace |she was that heavy) fell through threw in a single 995 but Sh (hablo G. Mizenko hit a big 290 and W.[ , daughter was born August 26, . held in East Dallas Methodist | Lutheran Church, Hagersville and |the ladder into a rose bush. = Well handicen’l - That tec ily floored | Hardisky and J. Klass rolled 191 at Mercy Hospital, to Mr. and Mrs. | Catalogue and Further Information on Request church, Tuesday evening, Septem- |leaders were weekend guests of |sir a porcupine had nothing on her. reant i | Saibes when they met Payne Prin- Frank D. McDonough, Jr. West | ber 10th, at 8. Plans were made for a bowling T HAYMARKET OUTDOOR Autique Sale and Art Shmu 10 A.M. — 6:00 P. M. -10 Miles North of Dallas, Pa., Tunkhannock and Dallas FREE PARKING RESTAURANT ON PREMISES son, Charles and families. . A son was born to Mr. and Mrs. David Dymond, 10 years old, flew of Gerald Dymond, who. has also been visiting Mr. and Mrs. Fred Joe Choppa, crew leader of mi- grant workers for Dymond Bro- Gries’s also. There were 21 all told. They all brought sleeping on Rt. 309, Midway Between In case of rain, show will be held Saturday, October 5 + AT HALLS freshest candies you can buy... | Mr. % | | treated to a trip to Harvey's Lake which was thoroughly enjoyed. Their hymns of praise ‘echoed oe’r ground. Reverend Mr. Meryn Shelley, again?” was the final farewell of the scouts. Russell and her two boys were still picking out thorns the last I heard. - Members of Harmeny Club, De- munds, held a covered dish picnic Thursday, August 29, at Skovron- sky Grove near White's Ferry. Games were enjoyed by Mr. and Mrs. William Hoover, niece Nancy, and nephew, Bob; Mr. and Mrs. Munson and son, Skip, New Jersey; Mr. and Mrs. Byron Kester, Mr. and Mrs. John Perry, Christy Bedford, Edith Rozelle, Ellen Roderick, Forty Fort; Fanny Berlew and Nora Dy- mond. Fernbrook Rev. and Mrs. Andrew Derrick, Demunds Road left on Monday for , la week’s stay in the Thousand Is- lands. During Rev. Derrick’s ab- # sence from the pulpit cn Sunday, (Mr. Alton Johnson will be the guest speaker at both morning and ‘evening services. Mr. John Fluck will be in charge of the Wednesday | evening prayer meeting, ¢ | Mrs. Martha Guinsbeck, Hancock, New York, is spending some time with her daughter and son-in-law and family, Mr. and Mrs. John Me- , dovich, Demunds Road. : i Mr. and Mrs. George Their and | family, Baltimore, Maryland, were Roushey Plot had as visitors on | Friday, Mr. and Mrs. Sam Hatley; | Mr. and Mrs. Ted Muchler and son, i Clifford, Delair, New Jersey. | Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Rushnock and son, Joseph, Lodi, New Jersey, were weekend guests of Mrs. Rush- to Patterson, New Jersey. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Simpson and family, East Overbrook Avenue, re- turned home after spending two weeks at Lake Winola. Champs Lose First Night! first night a heartbreaker, losing 4 points to Sheldon’s Lunch. as he rolled 193 (568). The cham- fought a losing battle even though Stonehurst Cottages took 3 from Caddie LaBar’s with Ed iShershen | Five Local Residents | Get Degrees At State Two young men from Harveys Lake, one from Dallas, a girl from Shavertown, and one from Noxen, completed work at Penn State sum- mer school September 1. Robert ! C. Dean, Elmcrest Drive, holds a BS in Business Administration; Al- len F. Swanson, Harveys Lake, a BS in electrical engineering; Mor- gan V. Lewis, Harveys Lake RD 1, a Masters in psychology. Barbara Baer, Ferguson Avenue has a degree in Business Adminis- tration; Janet C. Turner, Noxen, in elementary education. Home For A While Mrs. Helen Phillips, recently re- turned to her home on Parrish Street, Dallas, where she is relax- ing, before going back to N. J., for removal of a cast cia her foot. Mrs. Phillips was in’ an accident last Thanksgiving, and has been resid- ing with a sem in N. J., while being incapacitated. Many colors Many Designs At The Dallas Post MEMBER OF MARLENE CEASE SCHOOL OF DANCE OF MUSIC swing when Crown Imperial Major, ' posted highest score of 190 for La- Imperialette and St. Paul's Brother- Bar's, | ton’s Diner had, but it was enough S s Ponceal H . i high for Don’s Cities Service. pion Disque Funera ome eam | check hit 194-190 and A. Vander- | | top scorer on 199-203 (574). J. bose, sipping their soda and thoroughly enjoying the accessories to an out- Winogradski had a 200. D. Dugan’s | off their exuberant energy. Donnie; Susan, Billy, Bobby, Rose- mary and Betty Eslick, Leslie Alex- Bill | and Tommie Hill, Debbie, Joey and Jeff Allen, Doris and Mary Fisher. Mt. Airy Road, Shavertown. There are five other children, Patricia Ann, Frances D. III, Joseph, Paul and Mary. Mrs. McDonough is the former Joan McCool, Kingston. Mr. McDonough is employed on the re- | portorial staff of the Times-Leader, . Evening News. THE DALLAS POST OFFSET DEPARTMENT Is One Of The Finest In Pennsylvania tery. What happened ? © Dodson’s Mar- ket rolled against one man, J. Bar- Does he carry a team name? No one did much for Dodson’s but with only one man to beat ! Robimson’s Kennels took over Shady ‘Side Dairy for 4 points. One game of 191 by John Robinson was top for the “kennels”. What About The Picnic! From the few reports I have re- ceived, the big pianic of Party Leaguers was a success. The wea- ther was satisfactory and there was plenty of food. Was everyone there ? PLEASE TURN ALL NEWS IN AT THE DESK BY SATURDAY NIGHT. IF YOU MAIL ARTICLES TO THE POST, SEND NO LATER THAN SATURDAY. Masterpiece of Swedish ENGINEERING SAAI KUNKLE MOTORS Kunkle, Pa. 675-1546 SPECIAL! BOOK BAG HANDLE & STRAP ATTRACTIVE COLORS Evans Drug Store SHAVERTOWN nock’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. Roy NATIONAL ASSOCIATION 674-2838 4 Moss, Demunds. Little Joseph is OF 669 N. Washington St., Wilkes-Barre EE EER staying with his grandparents while DANCE AND AFFILIATED | 823.5111 his parents are moving from Lodi ARTISTS ” bags. Kindhearted Carl, thought it SEER RENEE ERENCE RARER EEE Bllens Entertain | Will Enter Lehigh |New Daughter as a as was too cold so improvized two |H wi Nei d Pal | Mr. and Mrs. Donald Hinkle, Les : i ’ large pieces of canvas amd made = ® » eighborhoo Pa 5 George L. Ruckno Jr, son of Mr. nigh Street, Shavertown, announce Talk about ‘raising the roof.” |party, to be held Saturday, Septem- | tents for them. They only entered | HE ok Cr Di SCV: ‘ i X ; y y g > - . {and Mrs. George L. Ruckno, Crest the birth of a seven pound eight Well, Thais and Carl Gries and |ber 14, at 8 p.m. Husbands are |the cottage for drinking water. a : Mr, and Mrs. Joseph Allen, Pi- View Drive. Dallas. “Is the ounce daughter, Wendy Susan son, Wanda and Cecil Vopleus and [invited - and reservations must be| Members of The Ladies Aid of |H Bs | oneer Avenue, Shavertown, enter- iow Drive, “Dalias, ti among tne Auras 99 a ’ Nesbitt Hospital, | family, Long Island, Arline and |made by Thursday 12th, to Hilda | St. Mark’s Lutheran Church, Wilkes 5 a tained at a neighborhood barbecue | 775 freshman who have been ac- ld TE, WO dzucbter Shai George Evans and family, Roslyn, | Moore. “7 ; Barre, were guests of Mr. and H& By DORIS MALLIN # | on Saturday evening for their chil-| cepted for admission to Lehigh on’ Kim three 2 Mrs Hinkle is the | Pa, all came together and put a| Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Moore, (Mrs. Carl Gries East Dallas, in n ¥ 2 dren’s playmates before school | 1niversity this fall. former ans Lohan, Trucksville, new roof on the home of Mrs. Wil- | East Dallas drove to Rhode Island [their cottage at Sylvan Lake, Tues- = | classes resumed. | Classes will begin Thursday, | Mr. Hinkle is associated with City liam Rozelle, Orange, last. week- | ast week, to visit their daughters, | day, August 20. : Youngsters crowded about the | September 12. Service Gas Station. end. The three girls are daughters | Jean and Geraldine; Saturday evening they were| The winter leagues will be in full | Navich hit 203 in one. J. Roan| wienies roasting on the spit, happily | — — vv vv arbitrate | September 10, 1963 | { | | SECRETARIAL PRACTICE, SHORTHAND Telephone 287-1126 | Shh a Wilkes-Barre Genter The Pennsylvania State University Announces FRESHMAN ORIENTATION AND REGISTRATION WEEK SEPTEMBER 23 THRU 27 ASSOCIATE DEGREE COURSES weekend visitors of Mr. and Mrs. : . Charles Nagle and family, East er meh SY IN ENGINEERING ‘ ADMISSION 50c¢ Overbrook Avenue. PAPER NAPKINS i : and Mrs. Henry Randall v with your name ® Drafting & Design Technology | © Surveying Technology | © Electrical Technology The Pennsylvania State University 119.” DRYER °159.” DRYER °199.” 15” Standard Bar Chain Saw Exterior Latex House Paint $ Gallon 6.75 ici Announces LA U0Hy Del... 9.88 LL I LE on $4 60 Delicious Russell Stover 3 Exterior +201 House Paint $ 1 2 Candies ie farmays grays THE OPENING OF ITS FALL SEMESTER 67,” utility SoW oo a 49.88 op: # 8) a lL A Gallon 4.75 hn Ee oar SEPTEMBER 10, 1963 24 Ft. Aluminum Ladder .......... 19.98 | pecoramic White Semi-Gloss 5 5.49 $331 5 | they're delivered to us fresh ; : Gallon . weekly. COURSES 8x10 Canvas Covers ............. % 8.50 | pgent Interior Latex Paint 54.15 2 1h, fox Orissa Thiors 10x16 Canvas Covers ............. 14.95 Gallon _¥* ? Pirno Harmony J21i8 Canvas Covers... 19.85 COMBINATION ALUMINUM DOORS # Te pe Violin Solfeggio 45% Asphalt Roll Roofing ........ 5 1.89 24.95 Voice Band Instruments Please “TASTE TREAT” Sample - - - drop in for a FREE TEACHERS 557 Asphalt Roll Roofing 65+ Asphalt Roll Roofing RELY-ON CALKING COMPOUND 25¢ EACH packed especially for you by | Russell Stover, 90# Mineral Surface Roofing ~ CRISPELL FARM SERVICE Tunkhannock Road Noxen, Pa. NE 93-8711 Myron G. Leet’ Elsie P. Powell Sarah K. Young Carl F. Roth, Director Louie W. Ayre Wesley A, Bailey \ VV VVC VV VV VY Students May Enrol] For Music Without Attending Other Classes At Wyoming Seminary HALL'S PHARMACY John Fedock Roy Elliott ~ MAIN HIGHWAY ~ SHAVERTOWN Catalogue And Further Information On Request Telephone 287-1126 ty ard Guin Ae EER 4
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