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Thomas E. Williams, 795
Dies On Thanksgiving
Services for Thomas E." Williams,
75, Harris Hill, Trucksville, were
held Saturday morning from Disque
Home, Dallas with Rev.
Russell Lawry officiating. Interment
was in Wardan Cemetery.
Mr. Williams, who resided with
his grandaughter, Mrs. Harold Rose,
Trucksville, died Thursday morning
where he had
been admitted two days earlier. He
had undergone surgery three weeks
ago and appeared to be improving
when he was again stricken.
He had moved to the Back Moun-
“ tain area following the death of his
| Rose is another grandaughter, Mrs.
wife, ‘the former Ellen O'Shea, who
passed away in 1931. He resided
with his daughter, Mrs. Mary Eliza-
beth Meholick, in Shavertown and
Trucksville until her death last
year.
A native of Wales, Mr. Williams
came to this country as a young
man and was engaged in mining
until retirement.
Surviving in addition to Mrs.
Edward Makowski, Dallas. Also four
great grandchildren,
Here's your comforting thought
for today” the world changes so
fast that you couldn't stay wrong
all the time if you tried.
84 MAIN ST.
Schechtman’s Army & Navy Store
(across from Acme Market)
Open Evenings Til 9
LUZERNE
Beys’ & Young Men’s MEN’S MEN’S
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REG. $14.98 - SWEATERS SOX
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Boy’s and Men's (8-18) 3
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~ THE DALLAS POST, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 5, 1963
LUZERNE STORES PLAN
GALA CHRISTMAS
Luzerne has long been a favorite shopping center
for the Back Mountain residents.
This year, as in many
previous ones, plans are being made for another busy
Christmas season.
The stores are displaying many unusual items and:
their prices are well in line and often below those featur-
ed by the discount houses in the area.
Parking space is adequate, since Luzerne Bank has
provided a large area in the rear of the bank to accom-
modate shoppers.
Starting today, December 5, the stores will be open
every night until 9.
Trinity United Presbyterian
Congregation Plans Edifice
Reverend Andrew Pillarella, pas-
tor of Trinity United Presbyterian
Church in Dallas announces plans
for a campaign to build a church,
asking parishioners to support the
building campaign in conjunction
with the regular Every Member
Canvass on Sunday December 15.
No monetary goal has been estab-
lished but it is hoped that pledges
made over a three year period will
enable the construction of one or |-
more units- as planned on' the seven
acres Now. owned by the church
adjacent to the Dallas. Township
Junior High School.
Chairman of the Building Fund
Committee has a big job to do
according to Rev. Pillarella, and has
divided the responsibility into sec-
tions. In charge of Unit No. 1 is
Mitchell Jenkins who has George
Davis and Arch G. Rutherford to
ascist. They will have charge of
3% making necessary preparations.
A EE EE NE EN HENRI ERS PRN HEIEH HERKEN XERKERRERKS #
FINKELSTEIN'S Jewelry Store
72 MAIN ST., LUZERNE
QUALITY JEWELRY
Unit No. two publicity, has as
cochairmen, John L. Marsh and Ed-
ward M. Wroblewski, with Mrs.
Thomas B. Bobo Sr., and Mrs. Wil-
liam Eckroat and Frederick Weiss
to assist.
Unit No. three, charged with re-
sponsibility for personnel has as co-
chairmen [ester Hauck: and Mrs.
‘Thomas A. Dungey and Mrs. Hauck.
Unit No. four is headed by Mrs.
Warren Koehl and Mrs. George Da-
vis. They will be responsible for
making arrangements for meetings
and providing meals, assisted by
Mrs. John L. Marsh and Mrs. Wil-
liam G. Cooper.
Unit No. five, Church Staff Com-
mittee and responsible for clerical
work is headed by Paul Heitzenra-
ter and Dr. Robert M. Bodycomb
with working members Miss Alice
Jones, Mrs. Bradford Alden and
Mrs. Heitzenrater.
Unit No. six is headed by Ronald
|S. Woolcock, Financial Secretary
and Treasurer for the Building Fund
Committee. This committee, com+
posed of Bradford Alden and Dr.
Warren Koeh] is responsible for all
finances.
In addition to these units, Donald
Miller will have charge of Followup
and will assist the Financial Sec-
retary and Treasurer.
According to Rev. Pillarella adult
membership is now 164, a number
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Goed Through—Wed, Dec. 11
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Special
across from GREENWALDS
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FREE DELIVERY
OPEN EVEMIKGS UNTIL CHRISTMAS 287-0046
We're Open
Every Night
Until
Christmas
lingerie galore
from
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DALLAS, PENNSYLVANIA
CAN'T LUZE
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THANKS TO
BROOKLYN, NY.
“Please, Mr. Bower — from
now on, keep my salary
and just give me the deductions!”
which is expectedto be doubled by
1966.
The congregation has been hold-
ing services at Dallas Junior High
School since September 1961. The
church was granted a charter in
June of 1962 and purchased prop-
erty with the intention of building
in October of that year.
A building Committee was form-
ed in April 1963 and has been
working regularly in preparing plans
to meet the needs of the congre-
gation. Pastor Pillarella said, “ I
expect the church will move for-
ward in faith upon completion of
this campaign on December 15th.
The response thus far has been a
real joy.”
Sheets Needed
Clean used sheets are needed. for
cancer dressings. Anyone wishing
to donate same may leave them at
Gosart’s Store, Shavertown, or the
Dallas Post.
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Couples Club Plans
Farmer Dance Dec. 7
Couples Club, Trucksville Metho-
dist Church, will meet at the Fel-
lowship Hall Saturday at 8 p. m.
The program will be a Farmer
Dance with a famous local caller.
Committee members are: Mr. and
Mrs. Marvin Dymond, Mr. and Mrs.
Owen Wagner, Mr. and Mrs. Conrad
Martin and Mr. and Mrs. Thomas
Kreidler.
Michael R. Sherin
Mr. and Mrs. Bernard ‘Sherin,
East Franklin Street, Shavertown
became the parents of a seven
pound, five ounce son, Michael Ray-
mond, November 19 at Nesbitt Hos-
pital. There are’ two other children,
Bernard, four and Dianne, three.
Mrs. Sherin in the former Grace
Craig, Courtdale.
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vV HANDBAGS MENDED
v ALL LEATHER REPAIRS
June’s Shoe Repair
(across from GREENWALD’S)
LUZERNE
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' be Sifted with
$5.95 to
Slipovers
Zipper
Button
Styles
15.95
SHIRTS
ALL
$2.98 to $5.00
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MAIN
WEATHER
COATS
Muted Plaids
Solids
Pile Liners
UDDIES MEN'S SHOP
Boys’ and $12.95
Men's Sizes to
$39.95
SIRERY
Bowling News
(Continued from Page 1.
Jack Stanley piled up games
of 199-228, a 592 total for Tan-
gos. Bob Maturi spilled 209
(556) and Sherwood Wilson
had 209-198 (568) for Twist-
ers. Marge Milne starred for
the girls with 167-161 (470) on
Semanon’s team.
Other top scorers were Ed Roth
204 508), Gems, Eleanor Moyer 162,
Doris Maturi 156, Checkers; Twist-
ers rolled 1868 total pins.
Industrial League
Kern's team led the scoring Nov-
ember 20th with 2199 total pins.
Only one kegler spilled over S550
pins and that was E. Espen with
9254 (560) for Harvey's Lake Ameri-
can Legion. A. Wendell had 191 for
Stanton TV. MacDougall had 213,
J. Casterline 191-216 and J. Landis
194 for Kern's. A. Staka hit 191 for
ASP:
Watch for the standings.
Bowlerettes
Bolton’s Diner, with 29 points
leads the league and Whiting's Parts
is next with 26", . Duke Isaacs’ team
has 20% and Monk Plumbing and
Heating 20.
Bolton’s Diner took team
honers with 2178 total pins
and Whiting’s posted high sin-
gle of 796. Kay Kalafsky hit
163-168 (472) for Bolton’s and
Flo Rosenberber had 189.
Other top scores were chalked
up by A. Whiting 170, H. Bolton
169, 'S. Roberts 164, and in the
150’, L. Cyphers, T. Morton, L.
Bolton, R. Nygren, M. Hislop, S.
Roberts, J. Inman, B. Risch and D.
Oravitz.
Dallas Woman’s Club
First place in the women’s af-
ternoon league is held by Garnets
with 267 points. Pearls are not
far behind with 25. Amethysts
with 24 and Emeralds 23 are in
the running.
Eleanor Moyer took honors
with 160-180 (493) and Dia-
monds led the teams with 589
(1623).
lines with a triplicate series of 125
games. Donna Kaye had 175-169
(482), Helen Bonomo 165-174 (475)
and Dot Davis 177.
Lakers
Burkes Bar B Q tends he lea-
gue with 35 points. Stegmaier Lads
have 27, Kocher’s Boys and Sports-
man Bar M are tied with 26 each.
Top shelf and Stegmaier Lassies,
24 each.
Joe Rodda led the boys with
220 (604). F. Bialogowicz post-’
ed 229, B. Zimniski: had 580,
Charles Berkey, 553, R. Field-
ing hit 223 and Joe Rodda, 220
Marie Ritts hit 212 (567)
for the girls. Janet Fielding
and 186 (481), Rose Novros-
ki 181 (499) and R. Nelson 181.
Theresa ‘Graham made the head-
Crown Jewels
Heading the league is the Onyx
team with 29 points. Pearls have
24. -
Ruby Scouton led individual
scoring with 196 (524); Jane Bick-
ing had 188 (475); Mary “il
Whitesell (468) and ‘S. Major
Travelling
Ron Fielding tock honors
when he posted 235-221 (645)
for Sportsman Bar when the
boys met Litzy’s Cafe and won
3 points. His brothers Fred and
Sid rolled along with him on
series of 221 (593) and 226
(i%1) respectively. Buck Ro-
berts hit 202. Tom had — 133?
Ady Asphalt took two from iSha-
ker’s with Fred Fielding hitting 235
(581) and Leo Yankoski hitting 225
(578). Al Ciccarelli rolled 561.
Addy “took all from Lispi
Lanes, piling up 8 games of
1017-950-1006 for a total of
2973 pins. Leo Yankoski had |
245 (632), Fred Adams and Al |
Ciccarelli were tied with 606
‘series. Fred had 233 and Al
rolled 205. Tom Gauntlett had
216 and Bob Moore, 200.
Bernie's took 2 from Mozip and
1 from Stetz Clothiers, Paul Kamont
had a 203 in the first match. Paul
rolled 215-219 (606) in the other,
Jack Trudnak had 224-205 $600).
Jim Lohman rolled 195 (563),
dy Matte 224 (551).
Crown Imperial 8
Anita Pascavage led the oa
Imperial Women with 179-189 (527
Evelyn Roberts hit 203-179 (522)
and Bernie Pape, 193-175 (521).
Dink Thomas posted 165-164 (476)
and Ginger Gosart 171-181 (496).
The girls took two from Kingston
Lanes.
The week before, they took
2 from Newton. Evelyn was top
scorer with 162-172-21% (551).
Dink Themas had 200 (509),
Anita Pascavage 183-182 (504),
Ginger Gosart 168 (473) and
Bernie Pave 173.
Local Boy At Juniata
W. Andrew Unger, son of Mec.
and Mrs. Warren Unger, Trucksville,
js among the 831 full time students
enrolled at Juniata College, Hunt-
ington, Pa. :
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The Bible S
As the Father hath life in
Himself, even so gave fede
the Sor also to have life
Himself.— (John 5:26).
We have but to ackno 3
edge the fact in order E
joice in the conviction that |
His life is within us; that it |
is constant and sufficient to
fulfill our needs. 3
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