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DALLAS, PENNSYLVANIA
And There Was No Light
many, the traffic lights for the
| ening, the supervisors had to sub-
stitute a member of the police force
| to get the children safely across
the wide lanes.
We understood everything was in
order, but apparently it can’t be,
. for no word has been received from
capita increase made this year to
pay for traffic lights over a three
year period?
Temporary lights were speedily
gat up at Carverton Road, risking
and they were
Areded there. We do not find fault
with that, but Shavertown folks
were left high and dry. Could a
bit of personal enmity against a
local businessman enter into it?
Ted Poad tried to help, and our
Dan Shaver, was
. Who is to blame?
Not only are traffic lights a mat-
| ter of concern, but it appears that
| little resurfacing or paving will be
| hind schedule. Let's have less-prom-
| ises and more efficiency.
E. Center Street is a great im-
| provement since the State has re-
| surfaced the road. The bumpy
crossing damaged many a car
| spring of motorists unaware of the
dip. The speed with which this im-
provement was made should set an
example.
he caving bank where Tischler’s
Store once stood is in the process of
being filled and the bridge and
bank being reinforced, which should
Wrs.
Mary Lou Bucan is busy with
her committees for the PTA Fair
which promises to be a fine event,
and everyone should patronize the
booths operated by the parents.
If some of the samples of handi-
work I have seen are any indica-
Festival at St. Paul's Lutheran
Church mext week, it will be well
werth your while to plan to at-
tend. “A delicious meal too, will
make a real night out.
Skevertown Methodist Church
parking lot is a very fine piece of
paving. The blacktop was poured
last week, and it is cre of the
“nicest jcbs T have seen.
The “ovely geraninms which dot
the grounds about the Church are
kept in tip-top shape by Rev. Yost.
Birthdays
Greetings: this week to: Charles
Zerfoss, Sandy Gosart, William H.
Pierce, Jr., Stephen Jones, Harry
Naomi Brunges, Mae Ash,
311 Elizabeth Tweedle, Susan Ethel
r nraliack. David H. Jones, Dave
Cochran.
__ Jane Rozelle, Mrs. - Raymond
Emma
evel Allayne Keiper,
“Ruth Watson, William J. Daw, III,
Judy Ross, Theodore O. Bach, Phil-
ip Stephen Koon, A Stephen Roan,
Dale Major, Billy Chapple, Mrs. Lar-
ry Carson, Donald Lee Berlew, Ed-
ith Chapple, Mrs. Willard Seaman,
Lee Turner, Effie A. Deats, Cath-
erine’ Carson; Mrs. Harry Henry,
Mrs. William J. Daw, Ralph Swan,’
Minnie Brodhun, Van O. Zimmer-
man, Larry. Biggs, Robert Hontz,
. Pat Rood, David Newhart.
‘Here And There
Our very best wishes for an ev-
and successful year go
with ‘David Huray as he takes up
his new duties in far off Kenya.
Like his neighbor Fred Malkemes, |
he felt his teaching experience
could be put to good use in the Af-
rican land where so much is needed.
An enjoyable’ Labor Day weekend {
“was held at the William Spaulding |
‘home when Mrs. Spaulding’s child- !
on got together with their moth-
or. Donald Mitchell and family came ;
down from Syracuse, Mr. and Mrs.§ enue.
1+ To the great disappointment of |H. S. Herr arrived from Philadel-
| phia and Mrs. James C. Doran is
here from Corona, Cal.
‘Mrs. Herman LaBar underwent
surgery last week at Nesbitt Hos-
pital. Our best wishes for a speedy
recovery, Mary.
Mr. and Mrs. William Pethick
left Friday to visit their friend, Mrs.
C. A. Woodruff, New Berlin, N.Y.
It was Joey Allen who underwent
surgery at Nesbitt Hospital and not
Jeffrey as misstated in another sec-
tion. of last week's paper. We were
happy. to hear that Joey is recov-
ering nicely and looking forward
to returning to his family. He had
a pretty rough time of it the first
week following surgery and will not
be able to return to classes for a
time. He is still a patient at Nesbitt.
Mr. and Mrs. (Charles Gosart, Sr.,
returned home on Monday after
spending ten days at Laceyville,
where Pop 9%. in some good fish-
ing.
Stopped in to see our neighbor,
Tony Moreck, on Sunday. He was
making progress and anxiously a-
waiting his return home.
Dropped in for a few minutes to
see ranother neighbor, Mrs. Har-
ry Alberts, but sorry to find that
she is critically ill.
Mrs. Florence Kast entertained
28 members of her family at din-
ner on Sunday, having a real busy
day.
Mrs. Wayne Faatz, who visited
here briefly with her husband was
delighted with the picturesque beau-
ty of this area. It was her first
trip East from Chicago where she
was reared. The newlyweds left II- |
linois for Kentucky and came up
through: Virginia taking in the Sky-
line Drive on their way to Shaver-
town. They will reside in Missouri
while Wayne takes graduate stu-
dy.
Vailly Glahn, son of Mr. and Mr.
William Glahn, will leave the 20th
for Pennsylvania State University
where he will be a member of the
freshman class.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Lutsey re-
turned home over the weekend af-
ter visiting Mr. and Mrs. Clifford
Russell at Peru, Indiana. While .in
the vicinity, they visited the bur-
ial ground of Frances Slocum,
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Hontz had
an enjoyable weekend when daugh-
ter and son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs.
Ben Earl, Hamilton Square, N. J.
came up to take their son home
after a short vacation with his
grandparents, and son Thomas and
family drove in from Pittsburgh.
Was surprised to learn that Roy
Elliott had been in Canada fishing
when we passed through, and hap-
py to know that his wife, Marian,
was able to accompany him.
Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Lincoski,
Kingston, have moved to 197 Elin-
or Avenue.
Mrs. Dorothy 2 codon,
Church, Va.,
Falls
has returned home af-
ter spending three weeks with her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Morris King.
She expects to undergo
shortly.
Mr. and Mrs. William Long, Dal-
las, have moved into the former
Mark Bush home on Pioneer Av-
surgery
_THE DALLAS POST, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 10, 1964
SHAVERTOWN a
The Domnick children have ac-
quired a new kitty. Each picked a
name and Janie was the winner
with her choice of “Buttons.” The
entire family were rather amazed
at young Jerry's favorite, ‘“Knock-
Out”, and rather relieved that the
little pet missed this monicker.
Altho it was a three day holiday,
the time went swiftly, what with
household chores, canning, and a
day spent visiting the hospitals and
rest homes. Fred had to go to Penn-
sylvania Dutch country on Monday,
and it was a temptation not to view
the lovely old homes and pictur-
esque scenery, but this column had
to be written and there were many
other tasks to be done before the
week started, so I did not accom-
pany him, feeling rather guilty u-
bout it, but letting better judge-
ment take precedence.
It was real nice and quiet, for
once the phone was still, and I was
rather enjoying the solitude, when
Brenda Chimp decided to stir things
up. ” .
We had placed an old wardrobe
in the garage for storage, and I
was sure that she would disapprove
the spot which partly obstructed
her view. Her master was certain
it was an ideal location, but he
underestimated the strength of the
ape femily. |
Slick as two strong men could
move it, she sent the heavy wal-
nut piece crashing to the floor, I
tugged to get it righted, but had
to wait for assistance. When Fred
arrived, we tried to reconstruct the
remnants, never underestimate the
intelligence of a chimpanzee. But
it would take a carpenter’s skill to
put it together again, so we gave
it up as a bad job. How she man-
aged to topple it in just the right
manner and do such a complete
job of demolition is beyond us.
Joins Air Force
Glen Hilbert, son of Stanley Hil-
bert, Beaumont, left Friday morn-
ing for San Antonio, Texas, where
he will begin basic training with
the Air Force.
Glen is a graduate of Tunkhan-
nock High School.
Lake Sportsmen Plan
Hunter Safety Course
The H. L. Sportsmen Pistol and
Rifle Club will conduct a hunter
safety course beginning on Satur-
day Sept. 19, 1964 and continuing
for three Saturday mornings from
10:00 AM. until noon.
This course is open to anyone
for the cost of textbooks and inci-
dentals, which will amount to one
dollar. :
It will be held on the club
grounds which are located on
route 29 between Hanson's picnic
grounds at Harvey's Lake and
Noxen. There will be at least four
certified instructors on duty at all
times, it will be given with. the
co-operation of The Penna. State
Game Commission.
Contact the Pa.
Commission.
State Game
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