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ie THE DALLAS POST, THURSDAY, MARCH 18, 1965
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Many Shoppers Visit
Gavy's New Market
Gavy's Market along Memorial
Highway, which opened the doors
of its new business site on Thurs- |
day morning had a most successful |
opening. Shoppers from the entire |
Back Mountain area mingled with |
those from = Kingston, Nanticoke, |
Swoyersville and Tunkhannock to
its merchandise.
Top values will continue during |
the opening weeks with many prizes |
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4 birthday parties last week.
§ | first in honor of their twin children,
Carol Lee and Harold Lee who were |
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being offered. Last weeks winners
were all Back Mountain residents.
First award of 10,000 Top Value
pt ! Stamps went to Mrs. L. P. Reimiller,
fi | Trucksville;
the G. E. Blanket to |
Mrs. Charles Roberts, Yeager Ave- |
| nue, Shavertown; the Mixer to Mrs.
| Ada Murdock, Dallas, R.D. 1; the
| Silver Service to Susan Milbrodt, |
S RD. 2, Dallas; the Coffee Pot to |
Mrs. M. E. Keeler, Trucksville.
| Harold Evams, Hosts
At Two Birthdays
; | Mr. and Mrs. Harold Evans, Pop-
Street, Fernbrook, hosted two |
The
8 years old on March 5th.
| The large decorated cake was
festive with pink and blue oor
| scheme. Games were played and
| prizes awarded.
Those present were: Kathy, Karen
land Kandi Karuza,” Tom and Ann
Clare Krivak, Donna and Dianne
Rogers, Scott Carey, Dwight Cum-|
mins, Gary and Charles Roberts,
Jennifer Lawson, Teddy Kerpovitch,
Michelle Cybulski, Jeanette Evans,
Corrine Breza, Johnny Appel, Jim-
my McGough, Nancy Lois Evans,
Brenda and Cathy Stella, Mrs.
Marge Breza, the honored guests
and the host and hostess. :
On Saturday evening the Evans
again entertained at a family dinner
and birthday party honoring Mrs.
Evans’ father, Michael Mussuto of
Wilkes-Barre who celebrated his
83rd birthday.
Those present were Mr. Mussuto’s
four daughters and their husbands
| and families; Mr. and Mrs. Joe
Bruza and family, Mr. and Mrs.
Angelo Ginochetti and family, Rev.
and Mrs. Charles Fischi and Mr.
and Mrs. Harold Evans and family.
Teacher At Geisinger
Mrs. Forrest Kunkle, Demunds
Road, is a surgical patient at Gei-
singer Medical Center, Danville.
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| were Myrthe Lee, daughter of Mr.
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Mr. And Mrs. Morgan Price
Feted On Silver Anniversary
Mr. and Mrs. Morgan Price, Lake
Silkworth, were pleasantly surprised
| on February 8, when their children
‘had a party for them in honor of
| their 25th wedding anniversary.
The couple were married in 1940
at Muhlenburg by Mr. Van Horn, a
| justice of the peace. Attendants
| Earl Lee and the late Mary Hummel
Lee and stepdaughter of Mrs. Letha
| Lee. She is employed at Sheldon’s
| Lunch, Pikes Cregk. Mr. Price is
| the son of the late Mr. and Mrs.
Charles Price and has been employ-
| ed by the Stegmaier Brewing Com-
| pany for' the last 18 years.
The couple are the parents of
six children, Mrs. Donna Lasco, Leh-
| man Heights; Mrs. Joanne Steele,
| Meeker; Mrs. Phyllis Barkowski,
| Norman Oklahoma; Kathy, Jimmy
| and Marcy at home. They also
| have eight grandchildren.
The party was held at the home
‘of Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Lee, Har-
veys Lake with the following in
attendance: Mr. and Mrs. Henry
| Titus, Mr. and Mrs. Luther Bonning
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and Lucille; Mrs. Helen Crane, Mr.
| and Mrs. Loren Gruver, Carol and
Todd, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Layaou,
Miss Beverly Evans, Miss Sharon
Dugal, Mr. and Mrs. Russell Steele,
Sr., Mr. and Mrs. William Breese,
Mr. and Mrs. Ray Irvin, Al Pissott,
Miss Faye Brown, Mr. and Mrs. An-
thony Price and Terry, Mr. and Mrs.
Barl Crane and Gladys, Mr. and
Mrs. Collin Foss, Mr. and Mrs. Steve
Lord Shelly, Mr. and Mrs. Sterling
Kocher and Karen, Mr. and ‘Mrs.
Jack Pimm, Mrs. Mildred Martin,
Mr. and Mrs. William Sorber, Mrs.
Elizabeth Milbrodt and Karen, Miss
Mary Clair Wesley, Miss Lee Roese,
Warden Wesley, Larry Wesley, Mr.
and Mrs. Stanley Yancis, Mr. and
Mrs. Carl Olerta, David and Dianne,
Mrs. Ethel Sorber, Mr. Dave An-
drews, Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Adams
and Jerry, Jr., Mr. and Mrs. Robert
Lasco, Bobby, Davy and Betsy, Mr.
and Mrs. Russell Steele, Jr., Rusty,
Jerry and Jimmy, Mr. and Mrs.
Morgan Price, Cathy, Jimmy and
Marcy.
Many lovely gifts and cards were
received. Although Phyllis could not:
be present she ‘called from Okla-
homa to wish her parents her very
best.
Mrs. Louise Jones was elected
president of Lehman Woman's
Club at a recent meeting of the
organization held at Lehman Fire
Hall.
Chairman of the nominating
committee Mrs. William Cole, pre-
sented other new officers: Mrs.
Paul Henritzy, 1st vice president;
Mrs. Raymond Udall, 2nd vice pres-
ident; Mrs. Richard Sloan, record-
ing secretary; Mrs. James Tara-
savage, treasurer and Mrs. Charles
. Bednar, corresponding secretary.
Other members of the nominating
committee were Mrs. Willis Gentile,
Mrs. Thomas Brown, Mrs. Raymond
Udall and Mrs. Edward Kanasky.
Mrs. Charles Bednar, correspond-
ing secretary, reported that she had
| sent a note to Whitesell Brothers
thanking them for their donation
of tickets used in the 50-50 club
drawing. A check was accepted for
the purchase of one of the club's
walkers and Mrs. William Cole was
directed to purchase a replacement
walker. The club has wheelchairs,
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lehman Woman's Club Elects
Mrs. Louise Jones, President
walkers and crutches which are
loaned to people in the area. Mrs.
Edward Mickey introduced her
guest, Mrs. Irene Michaels. Mrs.
Raymond {Udall reported on the
dance held in February. She was
assisted by Mrs. Robert Thompson,
Mrs. William - Cole, Mrs. James
Tarasavage and Mrs. Willis Gentile.
On April 6 coffee klatches will be
held in the homes ‘of Mrs. Mark
Grimm, Mrs. Richard Bingaman and
Mrs. Edward Jones to watch the
televised, Federation sponsored, pro-
grams on leadership.
“Mrs. Edward - Jones,
Henritzy, Mrs.
Mrs. John Chesnovitch will attend
the County Federation Spring meet-
to be held April 7 at the Irem
Country Club. It was agreed to
again contribute to the Girl Scout
campership fund. Final board meet-
ing will be held April 5 at Mrs.
Edward Mickey's home. A thank
you note from David Sutton for
the Thomas G. Longmore Award
was read by Mrs. Mark Grimm.
Hostesses for the evening were Mrs.
Charles Bednar, Mrs. John Joyce,
Mrs. Louise Sullivan and Mrs. Paul
Henritzy, ©
Robert Rusbar, speaker for the
evening, spoke and showed slides
of the Schacht Site Indian Village
excavation: in Hanover Township.
Members attending the meeting
were Mesdames Richard Bingaman,
Mark Grimm, Willis Gentile, Thomas
Brown, Robert Disque, Leon Bartz,
Edward . Jones, William Michaels,
Edward Mickey, John Joyce, Charles
Bednar, Arthur Solomon, James
Mrs. Paul
Tarasavage, Cynthia Henritzy, Ed--
ward Kanasky, William Cole and
Raymond Udall.
Father Kolucki Better
Rev. S. J. Kolucki, pastor of St.
Frances Cabrini Church, Carverton,
is improving at Nesbitt Hospital fol-
lowing accident injuries suffered
Thursday evening. He expects to
be released shortly.
The Rauch Family Visit
Son Aboard Big Ship
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Rauch and
son, Kendall, Harveys Lake, and
Jack Rauch of Lyons, N.J. spent
Saturday in New York City as the
guest of their son, Bradley L. Rauch
aboard the U.S.S. Champlain which
arrived that day from Bermuda.
The local young man who serves
as fireman apprentice on the huge
aircraft carrier enlisted in the ser-
vice on September 29, 1964 and
took his basic training at the Great
Lakes. He has been on three
cruises to Guantanamo Bay, Cuba;
San Juan, Puerto Rico and Bermuda.
His family watched the big ship
sail up the Hudson River from atop
Empire State Building, thrilling to
the magnificent sight as the U.S.S.
Champlain barely cleared the new
Verrazano Suspension Bridge on its
way to dock at Pier 86.
The Rauches then went down to
the shoreline where they were met
by Bradley and taken on a tour
of the ship. After a three day stay
in dock, the U.S.S. Champlain re-
turned to Quantico, R.L
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Fritzges Twins
Have Birthday
Donald and Diane, twin children
of Mr. and Mrs. Earl Fritzges, Cliff-
side Avenue, Trucksville, celebrated
their birthdays on Saturday, March
9. They were seven years old.
Attending the family party were
their grandmother, Mrs. Henry
Fritzges, Wilkes-Barre; their broth-
ers, Gerald, Lawrence -and David;
their sister, Bonnie; and their par-
ents.
Ronald Petchkis »
Mr. and Mrs. Leo Petchkis, Lake
Louise, announce ‘the birth of a son,
Ronald on March 12 at Nesbitt
Hospital.
There are three daughters, An-
toinette, 16; Christine, 14 and Lee
Ann, 10.
Mother is the former Anna Koc-
her, Centermoreland. Mr. Petchkis
is in charge of the dairy at Lake
Louise Farms.
Todd Robert Rifenbery
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Rifenbery,
Harveys Lake, became the parents
of a nine pound and a half ounce
son, Todd Robert, March 12 at Gen-
eral Hospital. There is another
child, Amy Rose. Mrs. Rifenbery
is the former Rose Engelman, Noxen.
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Suzanne Kern
Mr. and Mrs. John Kern, Burn-
dale Road, Dallas, announce the
birth. of a daughter, Suzanne, on
February 12 at Wilkes-Barre Gen-
eral Hospital. They also have two
other children, Jennifer Mary, 2%
years old, and John Edward#§l year
old.
‘Mrs. Kern is the former Marian
Elenchik of Dallas. ;
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Susan Lynne Hobbs
~ Mr. and Mrs. Allen Hobbs, Biloxi,
Miss., announce the birth of an
eight pound, two ounce daughter,
Susan ‘Lynne on February 24.
This is the first child of the couple
and the first granddanghter for Mr.
and Mrs. Harold Bennett, Noxen.
Mother is the former Carol Ben-
nett. ‘Airman Hobbs is the son of
Jean Dendler, Tunkhannock, -and
will be transferred shortly to the
Air Force Electronic School in New
Jersey. The couple expect to return
to this area about April 1.
Brian Jay White
A seven pound, eight ou son,
Brian Jay, was born to Mr. ivi
William White, Overbrook Rod
R. D., Dallas, March 12, atifpsbitt
Hospital.
There is also a seventeen month
old son, William James. Mrs. White
is the former Joan Warmouth,
Dallas. :
Robert Paul Budner
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Budner,
Boundbrook, N. J., announce the
birth of a son, Robert Paul on Feb-
ruary 20. The newcomer weighed
eight pounds, four ounces on arrival.
There is also a daughter, Bonnie,
aged two and a half years. Mrs.
Budner is the former Dorothy Price,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert
| Price, Hunlock Creek.
Lisa Marie Lushefski
An eight pound, five ounc; augh-
ter, Lisa Marie, was born'$® Mr.
and Mrs. Walter Lushefski, P. 5,
Shavertown, March 5, at Mer@® Hos-
pital. There is another daughter,
Lori Ann, aged three.
Mrs. Lushefski is the former Dor-
othy Rosolowski, Wilkes-Barre.
Newcomers Club
See Hat Making
At a recent meeting of the Wel-
come Wagon Newcomer's Club,
Mrs. Austin Murphy gave a demon-
stration on hat making. On hand
getting new ideas for new spring
hats from the Back Mountain area
were Mesdames William Joos, John
Andreoli, James Reese, F. Pressley
Shannon, Clinton Memory, Gerald
Bango. Hans Dreher, Harry Daven-
port, Richard Lindsley, Anees Ba-
rakat, Thomas Howard, ~ Clayton
Stetson, Raymond Udall, Richard
Sloan, James Tarasavage, Joseph
Gerchak, Fred Fleming, J.. Gray
Mattern, William Weaver, Jr., Gil-
bert Morris, Lee Eckert, @atrick
McGarry, and John Manis
Assisting Mrs. ‘Lee: Eckert, head
hostess, serve refreshments were:
Mrs. William Weaver, Mrs. J. Gray
Mattern, Mrs. Patrick McGarry,
Mrs. Gilbert Morris and Mrs. James
Reese.
Next meeting will be held on
Monday evening, March 22 at the
Acme Auditorium in Kingston. The
program will be “It’s Fun to Enter-
tain” to be given by Miss Maryann
Laktasic of Bell Telephone Co.
Members are asked to bring birth-
day gifts for the birthday basket
at Valley Crest to this meeting..
New residents of the area are
welcome to attend. ‘The purpose
of the group is to give newcomers
an ‘opportunity to meet friends. By
participating in the activities, both
social and civic, they can quickly
feel at home in their new surround«
ings, Mrs. Richard Lindsley is cons
tact - chairman’ for
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