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Kathy Dobinick Is
Named To New Post
Miss Kathy Dobinick, Alexandria,
Va., daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John
Dobinicki, Goeringer Avenue, Sha-
vertown, has accepted a position
with the National Aeronautics and
Space Administration (NASA) in
‘Washington, D. C.
A graduate of West Central Cath-
olic High School, she has been em-
ployed by the Navy. Department for
the past two years.
Democratic Women
To Hold Holiday Party
Lake Township Democratic
Womens Club will hold their an-
nual Christmas party at the Sports-
Bar, Wednesday
December 4, at 6:30 p.m.
mans evening
Reservations must be made with
Frances Yankoski, or Doris Schooley
by November 28. One dollar gifts
will be exchanged.
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Laidlers See Former
Residents On Trip
With 8,600 extra miles on their
speedometer, result of a trip to the
Pacific Coast, Mr. and Mrs. Clarence
Laidler returned to Pioneer Avenue,
Dallas, in time to get settled down
again for Thanksgiving.
They stopped in Sun City, Ari-
zona, to see Miss Miriam Lathrop,
and report that she looks marvelous,
and that she has a pet cat, and is
leading a very full life, doing ail
the things she did not find time
to do while librarian here. In Sun
City, the Laidlers picked up the
most recent copy of the Dallas Post,
and finished catching up on neigh-
gorhocd news in California.
On the Coast, they saw the Fos-
ter Straners in Los Angeles, and the
Robert Harrises near San Francisco.
And talk about drought — all
through the West they crossed
bridge after bridge spanning river
courses without a drop of water
flowing in them.
Dallas looked lush and green by
contrast, in spite of the driest Oct-
Valerie Enn Kocher
Mr. and Mrs, Luther Kocher, Nox-
en, announce the birth of their
second daughter, Valerie Ann, born
November 8, at Wilkes-Barre Gener-
al Hospital. She has a six year old
sister, Karen Elaine. Mrs. Kocher'|
is the former Betty Phares, daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert Phares,
Pikes Creek. Mr. Kocher is an
Electronics technician - with the
TEACHER HAS BIRTHDAY
Milton Lutsey, Main Street, Dallas,
observed his 33rd birthday on Sun-
day. Mr. Lutsey teaches business
education at Luzerne High School
and is assistant football and basket-
ball coach.
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THE DALLAS POST, TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 26, 1963
Bride Of Harveys Lake Man
. MRS. / JOHN PETER ZORZI
At a lovely wutumn wedding, Miss
Theresa. Louise Fuhrmann, daugh-
ter of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Stewart
Fuhrmarin, ‘823 Union Avenue, Hill-
side, N. J. became the
John Peter Zorzi, son of Mr.
Conception Church,
Elizabeth, N. J., on Saturday, Nov-
ember 23 at 11 a. m. ;
Rev. Joseph H.. Murphy perform-
ed the nuptial mass before an altar
decorated with bouquets of gladioli
| and chrysanthemums and a sanc-
tuary banked with palms. Dan
Bi | Moore was organist,
Escorted by her father, the bride
wore a floor length gown of chiffon
taffeta, designed with a modified
! | scoop neckline with applique at the
neck and bracelet length sleeves.
Applique was repeated at the waist,
skirt front and chapel “train. Her
headpiece was a small crown of
pearls and scintillating borealis
i | beads from which flowed a bouf-
| | fant finger tip veil of illusion. She
| carried a cascade bouquet of white
chrysanthemums and pompons.
Miss Ruth Ann Zorzi, Harveys
Lake, sister of the bridegroom, was
maid of honor and Miss Eileen
Cooney, Roselle Park, N. J. was
bridesmaid.
The attendants selected similar
§| satin gowns of paradise blue with
matching slippers and circular vel-
vet headpieces with small floral
decorations and veiling. ‘They car-
ried cascade bouquets of gold and
yellow pom pons and mums,
Spec 4, Michael Zorzi served as
from Kingston
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and Richard O. Wolfe, Princeton,
best man and John A. Fuhrmann
were ushers,
The mother of the! bride wore a
cherry colored sheath dress of chif-
| fon satin styled with a modified V
neckline and cap sleeves and match-
ing slippers. Her hat was a turban
of pink draped velvet and she car-
ried a gold mesh bag. Her corsage
was of white carnations.
"The bridegroom’s mother select-
‘ed a taupe brocade street length
gown trimmed in velvet with
matching accessories, Her corsage
was of white carnations.
The bride’s grandmother wore a
costume of acetate green print with
la small brimmed hat completing
the outfit.
| Mrs. Peter Malin, Luzerne, grand-
‘mother of the groom, chose a navy
| blue lace gown with turquoise ac-
| cessories. Both grandmothers wore
| white carnation corsages.
A reception followed the cere-
{mony at Kingston Restaurant, Un-
lion, N. J., after which the couple
left on a wedding trip to Washing-
ton, D. C. and Virginia.
The bride is a graduate of St.
Mary’s High School, Elizabeth, N.J.,
Essex School of Business, Newark
and had been employed at Rahway
| Hospital as a medical secretary.
Mr. Zorzi graduated from Lake-
Lehman High School, Bloomsburg |
State College and is a mathematics |
instructor at Valley Road School,
Princeton, N, J.
The couple will reside at 208
Center Street, Princeton.
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With their anniversary date falling
on Thanksgiving this year, Mr. and
Mrs. Willard Lozo, Sr., Shavertown,
will share their observance with
some members of their family.
Forty-five years have passed
quickly and Mr. Lozo is now re-
tired. Both he and his wife have
been active members of St. Paul's
Lutheran Church, Shavertown, and
she continues her participation in
the Ladies Auxiliary and the church
circles.
Mr.
Lozo's hobbies are baseball
and politics. A friendly nature
Distribute Many
Dallas Women of Kiwanis will
distribute Thanksgiving.baskets this
afternoon to needy in the Back
Mountain region.
Mrs. Helen Rice will supervise
| the packing of the baskets at the
home of Mrs. Robert Maturi, Sutton
Road. Mrs. James Huston, Sr., is
co-chairman of the social project.
Assisting + are Mesdames - Alfred
Ackerman, Edwin Thompson, Sher-
man Harter, John Blase, Thomas
Kreidler, Ernest Gay. Key Club
will assist in delivery.
The Thanksgiving aid given by
the Kiwanis Women began with the
organization of a. ladies auxiliary a
number of years ago and takes
care of the holiday needs of twenty-
Feted On Birthday
Mrs. Sallie Diehm, formerly of
Penn Ryn, now residing at the
home of her son and wife, Mr. and
Mrs. Charles Hosler, Parrish Street
was pleasantly surprised, Friday af-
ternoon, when a group of neighbors
helped celebrate her birthday. She
was presented with flowers. Those
present were Mesdames Carl Dau-
bert, Don Paeglow, James LaBar,
G. S. Williams, Charles Hosler,
Ralph Brown and Misses Callie
Bemesderfer and Carol Williams.
Cub Scouts Attend
“Beauty And The Beast”
Cub Scouts, Troop 281, Den 5,
attended a performance of ‘Beauty
and the Beast” at College Misericor-
dia on Saturday.
Attending were Jack Cobleigh,
Jerry McDonald, Eddie Nauroth,
Mike Nauroth, Charles Wasserott,
Roger Howell, Thomas Phillips,
Douglas Wasserott and den mother,
Mrs. Joan Wasserott.
To Be Honored
| Bt Buffet Supper
Miss Sally Booker, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Fletcher Booker, Jr.
| Machell Avenue, Dallas, and Miss
| Catherine Shelborne, daughter
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Shelburne, Jr.,
Centermoreland will be feted at a
buffet supper November 29 at 6
|p. m. by the former’s grandparents,
20 and Mrs. Fletcher Booker, Sr.,
26 Reynodls Street, Kingston.
| Miss Booker is a student at Amer-
| ican University, Washington, D. C.,
and Miss Shelburne attends Cha-
tham College, Pittsburgh.
of !
~ BALLAS, PENNSYLVANIA
Mr. And Mrs. Willard Lozo
To Mark 45th Anniversary
brings him a ready welcome any-
time with his friends and neighbors.
He was a top bowler in his earlier
days and many remember his
prowess. Prior to retirement, he
wag employed many years at Pressed
Steel.
The Lozos have five children:
Mrs. Alice Crocker, Washington,
D. C.; Mrs. Bernice Hill, Shavertown;
Willard Jr.,
wood, Fla.;- Mrs. Nancy Franchetti,
Hatchville, Mass. Also nine grand-
children and one great grandchild.
Dallas Women Of Kiwanis Will
Food Baskets
five or more families.
Corporal John Loftus, Wyoming
State Police Barracks spoke on ‘The
Safety of Seat Belts” at a recent
meeting of the group. Mrs. George
McCutcheon presided. Hostesses
were Mrs. Edward Wilson, Mrs.
Thomas Risidien Mrs. Edwin
Thompson.
Attending were Mesdames Sher-
man Harter, Merrill Faegenburg,
William Wright, E. J. Wilson, Helen
Rice, J. B. Huston, Sr., Bradford
Alden, John Marsh, Frank Mathers,
II, Robert Maturi, Mitchell Jenkins,
Leo Corbett; Ira B. Smith, William
Guyette,
McCutcheon, Edwin Thompson,
Thomas Kreidler.
Terry Lynn Heiser
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Heiser,
Mooretown, announce the birth of
their fifth son, Terry Lynn. The
new comer was born November 18,
at Wilkes-Barre General Hospital,
and weighed six pounds and a half
ounce. Mrs. Heiser is ‘the former
Shirley Williams, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Paul Williams, Mooretown.
The big brothers in the family are
Richard, Timmy, Brian and Bobby.
Mr. Heiser is employed at Town
and Country Upholsterers.
Kevin Leon Denmon
Mr. and Mrs. Russell Denmon,
RD 1, Harveys Lake, became the
parents of a five pound, fifteen
ounce son, Kevin Leon, November 8
at General Hospital. This is the
couple’s first child. Mrs. Denmon
is the former Josephine Cook, Cen-
termoreland.
Christmas Party
Shavertown Fire Auxiliary will
hold its annual Christmas party for
firemen, wives and families on Sat-
urday evening, Dec. 7 at 6:30 at
the fire hall.
A covered - dish supper will be
served, and following the meal a
party will be enjoyed with Santa
on hand to bring youngsters each
a gift. ‘A tree has been donated, and
will be trimmed for the occasion.
Reservations must be made no la-
ter than November 30 with Mrs.
Andrew Roan or Mrs. Thomas Dor-
osky. Committee will be comprised
of Mrs. William Pugh, Mrs. An-
thony Plata, Mrs. William Frederick,
Mrs. Roan and Mrs.
Dorosky.
when you open a new
Kingston National Bank,
$10 or more, or add a
existing account.
savings account at)
with a deposit of
$10 deposit to an
One free Holiday Candle
to each person or account.
BAYBERRY CANDLES FREE
To new Christmas Club Members !
A pair of bayberry scented candles will be
presented to you, when you open your new
Christmas Club Account at Kingston Na-
tional.
week.
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Judith Loke
A five pound, nine ounce daugh-
ter, Judith, was born to Mr. and
Mrs. Michael Loke, Spring Garden
Street, Trucksville, November 5 at
Nesbitt hospital. There is another
daughter, Lisa. Mrs. Loke is ‘the
former Emily Cheresney, Plains.
James Richard Cook
Mr. and Mrs. William Cook, 'N.
Pioneer Avenue, Shavertown, be-
came the parents of a nine pound,
six ounce son, James Richard, Nov-
ember 8 at Mercy Hospital. There
are four other children, Bill, Mark,
Michael, and Sue Ellen. Mrs.
is the former Eleanor Shuba, Kings-
ton.
Michael Vassilo
An eight pound son, . Michael,
was born to Mr. and Mrs. Frank
Vassilo, Tunkhanock Highway, Dal-
las, October 28 at Nesbitt Hospital.
There are two other children, Sue
Ann and Frank. Mrs. Vassilo is ‘the
former Ann” Dogransky, Edwards-
ville,
John William Saba
Mr. and Mrs. John Saba, Sterling
Avenue, Dallas, announce the birth
of an eight pound, two ounce som,
John William November 6 at Mercy
Hospital. There are two other child-
ren, Blake, six and Lori, four. Mrs.
Saba is the former Delores Mashin-
ski, Wilkes-Barre. Mr. Saba opera-
tes the White House Diner in Forty
Fort.
Valerie Ann Kocher
Mr. and Mrs. Luther Kocher,
Noxen, announce the birth of
second child, Valerie Ann, who was
born November 8, at General Hps-
pital. The new arrival weighed ¥
and a quarter pounds and measured
eighteen and a half inches.
She has a six year old sister, Kar-
en Elaine. Mrs. Kocher is the for-
mer Betty Phares, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Gilbert Phares, Pikes
Creek. Mr. Kocher is an electronics
Technician, employed by the Sperry-
Rand Co. .
Lori Ann Christian
Mr. and Mrs. Dale Christian,
Stroudsburg, announce the birth of
a daughter, their third child, in
General Hospital, Wilkes-Barre, No-
vember 17. Lori Ann, six pounds
eleven and one half ounces, joins a
brother Richard William, 2. Mrs.
Christian is the former Patricia
Swire, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Isaac Swire, Noxen, with whom the
two older children are staying while
their mother is in the hospital.
Have First Child
A six pound, twelve ounce daugh-
ter, was born to Mr. and Mrs.
James Hazeltine, Southside Avenue,
Dallas, November 20 at Nesbitt
Hospital. Mrs. Hazeltine is the
former. Alice Good, Plymouth.
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