"SECTION A — PAGE 4 Dallas Birthdays Happy ‘birthday to the follow- ing: Paul Hunt ‘Hadsell, Allen Ockenhouse, Jr., orah Ann Noon, Mr. Richard Bev- Cheryl M. Hontz, Catherine Culp, Evans, Jeff Farley, John Layauo, James O‘Keefe, Jan McDade, Dav- en, Williams, id Green, Maury, Allan J. Goode, Kenneth Bayliss, Davies, 3rd, Sheldon Drake, How- ord Wiley, Arthur R. Miller, “oc Huston, ~~ Parry, Jan Taylor, Honeywell, Jr., is baul. + Lester Carlton Deb- Eckert, Gretchen Charles Dr. Bill Sutton, Roger A. The Cease, Steven Church of Christ, Bruce S. Mrs. Allen Mary Fiske, Lloyd t Mrs. Russell way.’ and Walter Henne- Mr. and Mrs. and Mrs. Alderson, celebrated their fifty-third | wedding anniversary, Sunday, Aug- | Lake, ust 16, with a family dinner. couple were wed Rev. C. A. Frick. Stevens, daughter of the late Mr. | gy | and Mrs. Zebulin Stevens, Broad- | grandchildren, Sharon and Terry Otis Allen, Sr., for in the | Church. Westmoor, by | is the former There are three children, Bethia King, and Mrs. Hildg Lein- | Eva ; i thal, Harveys Lake, and Otis Allen, Flushing, N. Y. There are !four Dr. And Mrs. Otis Allen Note | 53rd Wedding Anniversary Valley. He is a well known dentist. The Allens have resided af the forty-two years. | are members of Huntsville Christian They Mrs. | Leinthal and Janet and Wendy Dr. Allen is the son of the late | Allen. Corey Allen, Sweet ' Fri. SANDY BEACH Friday - Saturday - Sunday COLUMBIA De presents gp SS —— es & Sun. 8:30—Sat. 10:45 ~ A SHATTERING Fri, & Sun, 1005 Sat, 530 pam. Coming: The Carpetbaggers; SEPT. 4 The IN YUMMY ENTERTAINMENT EXPERIENCE! AUGUST 28TH | Beatles in A Hard Day’s Night. “Better get back to or Miss —— your boss is on the way up!” A 2 LAKE STREET “You'll enjoy the Food and homey atmosphere at The TOWN HOUSE” TE ED <TR > <I ER <TR> <TR Tr <> <A Just Like Home-Cooking — Service is Excellent—Menu is Always Varied Serving Daily 6 a.m. to 11 p.m. Sundays from Noon DALLAS / wd aN an FEAL aman nm ae RENEE 7) 100 J) Good Throughout Store Globe in Luzerne 100 S&H Green Stamps In Addition to Regular Stamps ff then ---- Back To School! ---that’s Kindergarten to College Kids— Our Second Floor of Fashion is bursting. with just the right styles for Campus or Career Plus 100 Extra S & H Stamps For $5.50 Selection of . . . © or more Purchase Don’t Miss- Our Special On Cash Purchase of $7.00 or More W) JUMPERS ; * This Coupon Good Thru 1) DRESSES Pi WED., AUG. 26 4 : {1 100 Some Items Restricted 100 3) SKIRTS ESTEE Ere BLOUSES PG Sa Ras ra pS 4 A SWEATERS | “Shop & or Aileen - Wearabouts of Boston Bryant 9 - Miss Gotham - Lily Lee Marchers of Italy - Health Tex and many others. UE COORDINATES THE DALLAS POST, THURSDAY, AUGUST 20, 1964 To Note 40th Wedding Anniversary MR. AND MRS. JOHN M. BAUR well known Back Mountain | past seven years and is a member couple, Mr. and Mrs. John M. Baur, | of Council 302, Knights of Colum= A 67 Shaver Avenue, Shavertown, | will celebrate their 40th wedding anniversary on Sunday, August 23, with an Open House at their home from 2 to 7 p.m. - No invitations have been issued. The couple were married in St. bus and chairman of its Religious Activities Committee. He is also | Captain of the 4th Degree, Knights of Columbus, Bishop Hafey Assem- bly; chairman of the Vocations Committee, Serra Club of Wyoming Valley, an active member of Holy Nicholas R. C. Church, Wilkes-| Name Society of St. Therese’s Barre by the late Monsignor Char-| Church, Shavertown, Wilkes-Barre i les J. Goeckel. Mrs. Baur is the | Fraternal Order of Eagles and i former Mildred Kraft of Wilkes~ Barre. Attendants were Mrs. Homer Capital Press Club of Harrisburg. Mr. and Mrs Baur are the par- .Hobbs, sister of Mrs. Baur, and | ents of four children. Walter O'Donnell. Captain Madeline Baur, WAC Mr. Baur who has been manager | connected with the Finance De- partment of the U.S. Army at Ar- lington, Va.; Mrs. Peter Skopic, Sweet Valley; Mrs. Adrian De- Marco, Sutton Road, Trucksville, and John W., Terrace Avenue, Trucksville, a teacher in the Dallas Junior High School. There are also 13 grandchildren, nine grandsons and four grand- daughters. of the Penna. Liquor Control Store at S. Main Street, Wilkes-Barre for the past 26 years has served as State President of the Liquor Control Board since 1957. He joined the Board when jt was | first organized in 1933. He has | also been president of the Catholic | Layman’s Retreat League which is associated with St. Alphonse Re- "treat House, Tobyhanna, for the |'Olenick-Pellegrinelli Bridal Set For Saturday, August 22 law of the bride, East Hartford; Miss Linda Bennett, Vernon, Conn.; Mrs. Ronald Dinardo,. East Hart- ford. John Bradley, East Hartford, will serve as best man and ushers will be Oreste Pellegrinelli, III, Albert Pellegrinelli, brothers of the bride; Raymond Champ, Ralph Monroe Jr., all of East Hartford. A reception’ will follow ‘at the Wagon ‘Wheel, .Restaurant «in East Hartford. Mr. Olenick is employed at Pratt- Whitney in East Hartford, in which town the couple will reside. Miss Joan Pellegrinelli, daughter | of Mr. and Mrs. Oreste J. Pellegri- | nelli, East Hartford, Conn., will be- come the bride of James Olenick, son of Mr. and Mrs. Michael Olenick, Lincoln © Drive, Shavertown, on Saturday. morning at 11 .at St. Rose’s Church, East Hartford. Rev. ‘J. Sheafer will officiate at the Nuptial Mass. J The bride elect has selected Mrs. John Case, East Hartford, Conn., as matron of honor. 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SRremmSeR a S R TR E AMCIT Route 118—Just Off Harveys Lake Highway OPEN ALL DAY SATURDAY — Airy Road, Purely Personal PURELY PERSONAL :... Continued.. Mr. and Mrs. Al Dampf, Mount |? recently entertained their daughter, Mrs. Jean Sippel and two daughters, Christine and Gale, Easton. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Lauer, Mount Airy Road, recently had as guests, Mr. and Mrs. James McGee and sons, Jimmy, Richard and Michael; Mr. and. Mrs. Edward Whalen and daughters, Patricia and Gail; Mr. and Mrs. William Whalen, and Mrs. |. Leo McDade, Philadelphia. Real Busy Week * Mr. and Mrs. Malvin Wagner had week they were guests of Mr. Wag- ner’s sister, at Gowen City. Over the weekend they had as house guests Mr. land Mrs. Richard Warnett, of the Bronx; Mr. and Mrs. Frank Thompson and Mrs. Alice Sperling of Camp Hill spent the week, and Mrs. Ostrom joined the family for Sun- day night supper. DALLAS, PENNSYLVANIA attended the fiftieth anniversary of Wyoming Valley Hospital of which she is a 1959 gindunte yo ; Weaver Helps Fight Fight French Village Fire " Ronald P. Weaver, seaman ap- prentice, USN, son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles H. Weaver, Noxen, recently | helped fight a fire in Villefranche, France, while serving aboard the guided missile cruiser USS Spring- field in the Mediterranean. round of activity recently. Last Mrs. Fred Haddock, Richard While in the area, Mrs. Warnett Nancy and Bobby Brown, Fer- guson Avenue, spent the week-end ‘with Mr. and Mrs. Hank Parduski, at their cottage, in Wyalusing, where Mr. and Mrs. Arja Brown, spent the day. Mr. John Shortz, Newark, N. J., spent the week visiting relatives in the area. Mr. and Mrs. Chester Glahn, Bunker Hill, are having as their guests this week, Mr. and Mrs. Glendon Prynn and Glenn, Joliet, Ill. Mrs. Glahn will accompany | them next week to Rochester, N. Y., where they will visit their mother, brother and two sisters for a week. Hostesses Named Mrs. Paul Bartolacci Chairman of | the Hostess Committee for the Third Annual Home Tour sponsor- ed by the Dallas Junior Women’s Club has announced the following club women who will act as head hostesses during the tour on Sun- day, September 13, between one and five p.m. Mrs. John Schmidt, Miss Marlyn Lipfert, Mrs. Stephen Vraebel and Mrs. Ludwig Pasquini. . Art Seminar In Maine Phil Richards, instructor of art at Wilkes College who operated the |} Hillcrest Inn at Ogunquit, Me., in | the summertime has scheduled an- other Art Seminar from August 22 to August 29. Prominent artists will be on hand to lecture and assist with those in- terested in the art field. Among the visiting delegation will be Ed Dahlberg, of the American Water (Color Society and John Muench of the Portland School of Art. A number of local folk attended the seminar held there two months ago. Samsonite Silhouette HENRY’S Jewelry — Gifts — Cards Memorial Highway Shavertown SHOE-TOTE BAG — From plain. or printed cotton bags, cut a strip 4 by 32 inches, and two pieces 8 by 12 inches. Sew the narrow strip to each piece, wrong sides together, bind edges with bias tape. Stitch rick rack at top, hem or bind edge. Cut a strip two by eight inches for the handle. Stitch into a tube, clip seam and turn. Attach to each side at top of Dallas Quitdoer Theatre Thurs. - Fri. - Sat. - Sun. - Mon. - Tues. “How The West Was Won” PLUS A SHORT “Coming Out Party” STARTS WEDNESDAY (26TH) “Black Like Me” and “Hands of Orlac” Starring Mel Ferrer Pony Rides Before Show SHOWTIME — 8:30 P.M. shoe-tote bag, LUZERNE THEATRE Thurs., Fri., Sat., Showing 6:30 and 9 “The Carpethaggers” Sun. SPECIAL ADDED SUNDAY ATTRACTION 2 SCIENCE FICTION THRILLERS Showing 2 P. M. to 5 P.M. “Journey To The 1th Planet” and *¢ “pssignment— Outer Space” FORTY- FORT THEATRE Sun., Thurs., Fri, Sat., '_ Mon., Tues. (Con’t. Sunday 3 to 11) Evening Shows — 6:30 and 9 ‘‘How The West Was Won” STARTS WEDNESDAY Jack Lemmon : in “Good Neighbor Sam” OUR OWN COUNTRY FRESH Pork Sausage 50: FRESH LEAN Ground Beef - 3 Ibs. $3.29 : PERSONAL SIZE Ivory Soap 12Bars §9° -SHURFINE 5 Tea Bags - (48) 49° Ivory Liquid - (22-0z.) 50° Mazola Oil - SRA la 5 EH Main Highway Fresh Killed Fryers EGS . - - BREASTS - - DARING’S SKINLESS Franks - 45¢ Ib. 53c Ib. 49. w 3° 674-8481 WE'RE OPEN SUNDAYS Open Mon, Tues, Wed. 9 to 6 — Thurs, Fri, Sat. 9 to 9 4 Tru old tere ent in-1 Sch wil and ent Leh Rai ter Can last son Mrs Dor Mrs Cat Alb gue Mrs Ros is A i la his Tru ‘ a bo NOT Mrs cen lian Doi cen rab is fer Lev anc Hol Mr: A Fra Mr: visi Car wee bro wit ser, Swe Roa “foll Dal TiS0 Swi of in Cov this the Par: Blo ing dau cen prie Swe Leh wit ‘Rar Par wit
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