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DALLAS, PENNSYLVANIA
THE DALLAS POST, THURSDAY, APRIL 30, 1964
SECTION A — PAGE 3
‘Michael Joseph Kem
An eight pound, six and a half
ounce son, Michael Joseph, was
Raymond
i Kern, Burndale Road, Dallas, April
There are
two other children, Raymond, and
Mrs. Kern is the former
Forty Fort. Mr.
. Kern is co-owner of Kern Brothers,
born to Mr. and Mrs.
CL 22 at General Hospital.
Christine.
Ellen Newcomb,
Harveys Lake.
SANDY BEACH
RL SIRT
MAY 8
Will Be Open Every
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Fri. - Sat. - Sun,
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FRI. SAT. SUN.
"MAY 8 MAY 9 MAY 10
“The Cardinal”
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scheduled to be
shown all season
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Lawrence of Arabia
Irma La Duce
The Victors,
ETC.
WE ARE EXPANDING
OUR BOAT DOCKS
and
[jwiLL BE ABLE TO
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MANY MORE BOATS.
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1 ©) HARVEYS LAKE.
John 7 Hudak, Ir.
Mr. and Mrs. John J. Hudak,
Huntsville-Idetown Road, Dallas,
announce the birth of their second
child, a son, John, Jr. born at
Nesbitt Hospital on April 21, 1964.
The newcomer weighed 7 pounds,
six ounces and is twenty inches tall.
Mother is the former Alice Ide,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Lewis V.
Ide. She is a member of the Tunk-
hannock Joint Schools faculty.
Mr. Hudak is employed by Dwight
K. Fisher. There is another child,
Suzanne Jane, who will be three in
July.
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| Mrs.
| presiding. Mrs. Allen Montross, who
Dallas Senior Women Hold
Executive Board Meeting
The retiring Evecutive Board of
Dallas Senior Women’s Club enter-
tained new Board members at a
joint dinner meeting Monday even-
ing at the home of Mrs. Henry Moy-
er, Mountain View Drive, Shrine
Acres. Ee
Mrs. Ross Lewin was dinner
chairman and was assisted by Mrs.
Crozier Wileman, Mrs. Howard Wi-
ley, Mrs. Fred Eck, Mrs. Dan Rich-
ards, and Mrs. Henry Moyer.
Following the dinner, the retir-
ing board held a meeting, conducted
by Mrs. Howard Wiley, to conclude
business of the year.
The new board then met with
Granville Sowden, president,
was unable to attend ‘the installa-
tion of officers at the recent club
meeting, was installed as Assistant
Treasurer by Mrs. Wiley, Past Pres-
ident. Discussion followed on the
new budget which will be presented
at the May meeting. Mrs. Warren
Taylor, program chairman, announ-
ced the Women’s Club Chorale will
entertain at the next meeting and
members are invited to bring
guests.
Attending the dinner were: Mrs.
Edwin Roth, Mrs. Ralph Fitch, Mrs.
Warren Taylor, Mrs.; Harold Brobst,
Mrs. Merrill Faegenburg, Mrs. Anna
Stenger, Mrs. Robert Moore, Mrs.
Darrell Crispell, Mrs. Harry Ed-
wards, Mrs. James Huston, Mrs. Al-
len Montross, Mrs. George Payne,
Mrs. Harold LaBar, Mrs. Robert
VanHorn, Mrs. Alvah Eggleston,
Mrs. L. L. Richardson, Mrs. Edward
Ratcliffe, Mrs. Crozier Wileman,
Mrs. Ross Lewin, Mrs. Clayton Ev-
ans, Mrs. Betty Dixon, Mrs. Ben
Edwards, Mrs. Francis Fry, Mrs.
Vern Groff, Mrs. Francis Williams,
Mrs. Howard Wiley, Mrs. Fred Eck,
Mrs. Granville Sowden, Mrs. Jack
Stanley, Mrs. Lewis Reese, Mrs. Ro-
bert Maturi, Mrs. John Rogers, Mrs.
Dan Richards, and Mrs. Henry Moy-
er.
Diane Swire Feted
At Birthday Party
Miss Diane Swire, Noxen, was
feted at a birthday party at the
V.F.W. building recently by her
aunt, Mrs. Thomas Swire.
The guest of honor received many
lovely gifts.
The following were present: Mr.
and Mrs. Gary Shaw and Gary, Jr.,
Mr. and Mrs. Isaac Swire and Joyce,
Mrs. Lewis Kyttle, Mr. and Mrs.
Thomas Swire,! Peggy and Linda;
Mr. and Mrs. Clinton Kyttle, Mr.
Call us to do
FLORAL
ARRANGEMENTS
for your
WEDDING !
Re Meyer’s Lane
MOTHER'S DAY
CENTERPIECES $3.50
~* BEAUTIFUL CARDS
~* HAND MADE HANKIES
PECK’S Floral Shop
GIFTS — CARDS
~Giant Market Shopping Center
287-0884
Combinations
and
Cemetery
Flowers
ORDER EARLY
Kingston
and Mrs. Renford Wilce, Wendy and
Tammy; Mrs. Robert Gregory and
children. Mr. and Mrs. Russell New-
ell, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Winters, Mr.
and Mrs. Harry Freeman and Harry
Joe. Sherry Hubbell, Donald LaBar,
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Jones, Dea,
Linda, Susan and Rose; Danny
‘Gray, Mrs. Thomas Swire, Billy,
Ricky, Tommy and Donny,and the
‘guest of honor.
BIT BY MAY FLY !
Mrs. William Simms, Lehman, is
recuperating from the poisonous ef-
fects of a May Fly bite on her leg.
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DRAPERY HARDWARE:
traverse rods, pins, hooks,
weights, pleater tape 15¢ yd.
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tapestries,
leathers, friezes,
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UPHOLSTERING SUPPLIES:
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| DECORATOR TOSS CUSHIONS:
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FOAM BED PILLOWS: $1 up.
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College Misericordia Students Enjoy Junior-Semior Prom
Two hundred students of College
Misericordia and their escorts at-
tended the Junior-Senior Prom Sat-
urday evening in ‘the Redwood
Room of Merrick Hall on the Dallas
campus.
An Oriental theme provided the
background: for ‘the social event.
Lotus ponds, Japanese Lanterns and
a Japanese Cherry Tree at-
tractively arranged by. the decora-
tions committee lent a truly festive
air to the happy occasion.
Elaine Chernesky was crowned
as Miss Recordia by Mary Lou
Daley, Junior Class President. The
title, Miss Recordia is an honor
given annually to a senior for out-
standing accomplishment.
Among Dallas residents who at-
tended the Prom were, left to right,
Leighton Scott, Jr., Kathleen Kirby,
Mrs. Fred T. Houlihan, Fred T.
Houlihan, Mary Lou Daley, James
Brader, Mrs. Ralph Daley, Ralph
Daley, Tally Thomas, Jim Shields.
Mr.
and -Mrs. Daley served ‘as chap-
erones. Helen Salvetti and Kath-
leen Coyle were chairmen of the
affair,
Aan
Couple Wed 13 Years
Mr. and Mrs. Patrick McGough,
Fern and Summit Streets, RD 2,
Dallas, will celebrate their 13th wed-
ding anniversary on May 5. They
were married in the Puritan Con-
gregational Church, Wilkes-Barre,
by Rev. James G. Evans. .
They are the parents of four child-
ren, Jimmy, Jayne Ann, June Ellen
i Kevin.
, McGough is
Martz Ta
employed by
Debbie Templin
Feted At Party
Debbie Templin, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Thomas Templin, Over-
brook Avenue, was feted | at a
birthday party by her parents on
Sunday afternoon in honor of her
4th anniversary.
The panty table was festive with
a blue and pink three-tiered cake,
balloons and lollypops.
Games were enjoyed by the:
young guests and Debbie received
a number of lovely gifts.
Luncheon was served to the fol-
lowing: Pamela Selingo, Carol and
Gerry Hudak, Robin and Freddie
Templin, Paul Lavisky, Glen Kozem-
chak, Cherill and Billy Templin, Mr.
and Mrs. Frances Dougherty, Mrs.
Edith Templin, Mr. and Mrs. Fred
Templin, the guest of honor and the
host and hostess.
Critically Il1
David Joseph, Norton Avenue,
Dallas, is in critical condition at
General Hospital, where he was ad-
mitted last Tuesday.
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Standard tests are made for chlorine and pH, and the pH controlled independently.
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Open All
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Saturday —
Verna Miers 111
Miss Verna Miers, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Johnson Miers, Perrin
Avenue, Shavertown is a patient at
| Nesbitt Hospital where she was ad-
| mitted on Monday after becoming
il at her home.
and Mrs. Houlihan and Mr. |
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