Sincere ‘sympathy is extended: Miss Verna Lamoreaux, Fern Street, | : Idetown I oO o k Mr. and Mrs. Harold Stehman, Dallas High School on Tuesday: | [ancaster, spent the holiday week- Susan Bogdan, Charles Dodson, | eng with Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Wil- Bess Cooke. Around 400,000 volunteer leaders | are the core of some 94,000 4-H | Clubs throughout the nation. They | meet regularly with the members, | SECTION B— PAGE 4 ~~ THE DALLAS POST, THURSDAY, JUNE 10, 1965 __~ DALLAS, PENNSYLVANIA ; NEWS FROM POST CORRESPONDENTS Jackson Twp. SWEET VALLEY Ieee . : : | Firemen from Jackson Townshi : ; 5 iqui a. BEAUMONT, Mrs. William Austin 639-2544 ° NOXEN, Mrs. Elida Beahm Kelly 639-8522 |v jnteer Firemen's ho ooP | My. and Mrs. Ralph Ravsor, Read- | Fort Eustis, Va. gon and Lintess, Som ou { DALLAS, Carol Ann Williams 674-4109 ® RUGGLES, Mrs. Glenn Kocher 639-5618 | will corass the Towndhin for sugar, | Ing, spent the holiday weekend| Mrs Dorothy Marsh TM ct Morses Berd e 6 FERNBROOK, Mrs. George Shaver 674-5460 ® SHAVERTOWN, Mrs. F. W. Anderson 675-2001 strawberries, shortcake or cash to | Visiting relatives in i ey Soe Dare. Ga r with Mr | Kittle Sr Mooretown. Holiday wvis- 16 : HARVEYS LAKE, Mrs. Albert Armitage 639-9531 ° SWEET VALLEY, Mrs. Thomas Sayre 477-3731 |be used in their annual Strawberry | Mr. and Mrs Notmen De | OE Mire. Fw Fowler at Montrose. | Hors at the Kittles were: Mr. and I IDEJOWN, Bass Coole 639-5137 ® . TRUCKSVILLE, Nelson Woolbert 096-1659 Fastival = be pel as ik het, Ci Dr A Mos. Rose | Mrs Catharine Marsh has been MS: Francis Cornell and family, D JACKSON TWP., William Hughes 696-1005 ® EAST DALLAS, Kenn Higgins 674-2301 | 2 afteroon i graning. Tne Simin a he Thc) Se Cal ill | Mrs. Raymond Shaw and Judy, Mrs. | Ww LEHMAN, Mrs. Morton Connelly 674-2488 ® OAK HILL, Mrs. Stephen L. DeBarry 639-5242 | TO ous hetrt, | Creasing over the weekend Slane ER EL Sirois Ji inne page I) 5 : MT. ZION, Rev. Charles Gilbert 388-7261 ° Ba Ay es Howard’ Broder and Giagys, yan | i | Mrs. Malvin Wagner entertained| Dayton Long, Lancaster, spent | Mrs. Alfred Bronson, graduated | "4 tc | 3 | the following guests at their home the holiday weekend With his. par-| from Shepherd College on Moy 31 | Beth Vonderheid, daughter of Mr. h Trucksvi lle | over the holiday: Mr. and Mrs, ents, Mr. and Mrs. McKinley Long. | He was presented with his Bachel- is arts Hetty Vorderheid, 1s cons | E S H A V E R T O W N RS . Richard Warnett of Bronx, Mr. and | Mus. Fi Wasa a aor of Foote degree ot i 22nd fined home with rheumatic fever. J 3 3 will meet Mrs. Freq Haddock and children, | Patient at General Hospital. annual commencement on JMonaay i : C [ : ; i i ist | ’ : ; r t GRADUATION TIME | wall along the creek and then some | adelphia; Robert Jacobs, Kingston | today 2 Thane Methodist | Fred Jr, Tonm and Mary Ellen.| Mrs. Thomas Kuczawa, Gregg, | morning. | Jol He i H These are busy d : . | fill would make this spot useful and and Miss Nancy Yencha, Wilkes- | Chure when 1lying-up exercises Mr. and Mrs. Kimber Haupt from Richard and Judy, Reading, spent Mrs. Liva Gordon recently cel- | naw ‘of, Junca Ah of pig st y days. Graduation | far] a It : 'B Tires fi Shar J | will be conducted. Final payment Gowen City: M Cliff Art 14h reek | visit h vents, Mr a < 99nd" birthde: marriage of his daughter Connie to | time is so filled with activities but | 0 oo fangorous. appears that | Barre. uns hanoee, aron 2 W. of higher education for many and moted to Chief Warrent Officer Stanton, Delaware. ; A PIE i I hl nd Fi andy Maryland; My. nd, Mrs Cont] Poy- | at their home on Memorial Day. Rev. and Mrs. Rolland Updyke the late Betty Marsh King. st the beginning of a new career for |DY, Group 20 Headquarters, Penn- | Chester Molley, that fine student - Ys i 2 wii will sall ton, Shavertown; Mr. and Mrs. Rich- | Attending: Mr. and Mrs. John | oo. qunday dinner guests of Mrs. | ST the college senior. There are man | sylvania Wing, Civil Air Patrol. | himself, who has taught so many | t 2y on. the Queen Elizabeth for a ard Ostrum of New Brunswick. | Gomb, Warrior Run, Mr. and Mrs. | yroian Thomas, Wilkes-Barre. | a, 3 by doing” is. the 4-H he ; » B y: boys: and girls ‘in | vacation in Europe. They expect to| Congratulations to Jo Ellen | 5 ; i ! ! earning: by g € graduates in our community and| CWO Dymond, a World War II vet- y gis area good | : | y James Erlston, Jimmy and Michael, Sp4 Theod Kittle, stationed in : i our best wishes go ‘with. them as | eran, is Transportation Officer and | training in English and literature, return about July 21 aboard the| Myers, daughter of Sgt. and Ms. | Danville, and. Mr. and Mrs. Law- pt Theodore Ste, ow way. Ti i they continue on to future success | DStructor with yoming Valley Com- will be taking Sabbatical leave from | Queen Mary. i) Funke was recent- | Donald S. Myers, who celebrated | yence Cragle. se =D | fr thet: hoor ficaas posite Squadron, CAP: His son Rob- Wilkes College for another year of | 2 : neped | Bs Kingston Town- er ft Dian on Sunday, June Edward Faust has returned home SY i : igs. | ert is a Cadet in Phase II of the | advanced study at Pennsylvania | S ip Board of Supervisors. | 6. Joy Ellen is the granddaughter : : ont Bl 7 ! Sq 5 ge hae hg uation at our house | Cadet Training Program. State University. I don’t believe! Peter D. Dawson, Holly Street, of Mr. and Mrs. Earl Balliet of Chase Be iy a patient, at ooms FO TY-FO RT i. U Z E R N E i PE on £4 2 times the sump de- | HERE AND THERE there is another teacher, who keeps received a Bachelor of Science de- | Road. Sgt. and Mrs. Myers are : Pity er | 3 Ee er ie had | Ms. Stephen Johnson is a pa- | °P with the doings of his. former | gree in fire protection from the | stationed at Fort Bliss, El Paso, Jesse Paffer and Robbe Gros TRE | T H EAT R E Al 22 used to open up the lawn, | ett ih EL id students . as well as. Mr. Molley, | University of ‘Maryland Saturday. | Texas. Joy Ellen also has a great | spent the weekend at Atlantic City. TH EA pe with mounds of dirt replacing the | RT g a she | unless ‘it is former Superintendént | All choirs of .Trucksville Method- | grandmother, Mrs. Gertrude Behee, | . Debbie Petroski and Janice Peif- | Py green grass and my circular flower | a gy ot Woo. of ‘Schools, James A. Martin. | ist' Church held a “Pitch In” supper | who is 86. Mrs. Myers is the former | fer spent the wesliend camping. co bed cut to ribbons and covered just | iss Marsha Sowden, is home: for I recelvad. & bizilohe letter trom | Wednosdow: nigh | Earlene Balliet. 2 Mrs. Felix Witcoski spent the |} Tonight - Friday - Saturday | : i or at the ‘time that fri the summer after completing her gong | on Wednesday "night, June 2, at il ; 3 het 1 | Tonight - Frid Saturda it: t the e that friends and rela- | freshman "classes at Syracuse Uni. | Be Eck, as promised, and will run | the educational building. Mrs. Ed- | Ruth Rusilosky, daughter of Mr. | weekend at Philadelphia with her OE a * Ww . ir ‘were coming. to. call. Well, = rit yracuse ‘Uni- | 4. oon’ in. another: section of the'| ward Richards was chairman of | 2nd Mrs. Chester . Rusilosky, . Sr., daughter, Mrs. Dorothy Flynn and Jack demmen and | Elvis : Pressle Sy i A gd Wave Joyce Hilbert returned to | Paper. Bev will be home shortly | the mothers committee. The pro- | celebrated her eleventh birthday on | Valerie, to see Mr. Flynn off to Virna Lisi git y Dj ae system : Iter hase at. + Norfolk," Va, wfter | Yi her “parents, Mr, and ‘Mrs. | gram was provided by the Wes: | Saturday, ‘June!5, and was the | California where’ he will be sta- i IN ce The doctor said to take things: Ses hor sister Mis. Gl ave Frederick Eck, .after a delightful leyan and Aldersgate choirs in honored guest at a birthday party tioned with the service. Mrs. Flynn in | Ci easy. Well now, how do you ac-| vo 3° Main Street. and attending |Y2T 2S an Exchange Student in| charge of Mrs. Ruth Turn Reynolds. attended by the following: James | and. Valerie returned home with 1] Murd “Girl Happy” M: : complish that with all the excite- | how ‘brother Tod J's gra ane South Africa. # | Nine members of the Wesleyan Newhart, ‘Ricky ~ Sorber; Cathy | Mrs. Witcoski, and they will spend How to uraer | : : El : id the; Cancer Drive behind | py, 356 Senter. High School. She Mr. and Mrs. Harley - Misson,| Choir were promoted to Junior | Kittle, iva Stelgler, Glenna Brown, | the: summer. ; Your Wife” | Cinemastope . and Color i Fe schedule, no housecleaning done | cxpects to: be: traasferrad. to, Bain. taking advantage of the nice week- High Aldersgate Choir. They were | Donna Richardson, David Sorber, Donald Pall, son of Mr. and Mrs. Technicolor | - : i ‘ne id numerous other . gardening y,.4,0 Md, for training as a yeo: end took off with the Morris Kings Ned Bessmer, Brock Phillips, Harry | Cindy Carpenter, Michael Losh, | John Pall, spent the holiday week- A Sunday (Con’t. 2 to 11) Tn : ones > bs ompeed, Pred ist: i ie varviaear. llure for their pleasant retreat at Nord- | D. Owens, Deborah Bessmer, Deb- | longs Ion Rak Dor Ide, Dos end at his home. He is stationed at Sunday (con’t. 3-11) - Monday un ay 57 : | Ka y ou e anemones from ; 5 7 mont. | 4 3 na Hunter, Leshe enritzy, Lisce |— — : | . { : : : : ’ Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Malkemes. orah Bullock, Emily Peters, Maraita | % : ! George Maharis Ge M: 3 | | B 3 : , Tuesday | g ; ora win arsved while T vas i “Tomi Sch will spond he |, Mr and Mr, Dwain Yous and parks, Nancy Mathers and Di-| Shira Sr TI Ro Eee Ben oH 3 D ; 8 rock $ : i se fi allingford, nn., have | | Cs ’ | y rd = ; 1 ] , ic planted a month ago and the Teche RE i returned home after spending four | Morgan. Jobe Terrie ' Lee Metz, Penny San y eac Gren, Bordo eney. Hones | an, geraniums which had been sheltered | > SO% days with. his® parents, Mr. and _ Mrs. Leon Beisel and Mrs. Robert | Jane Metz, Craig Kittle. Ricky New- |§- - R no £6 yy in the cellar during the winter | Granes Hh enng, Stale Univer: Mrs. Arnold Yeust, . Main. Street. | Kleiner are members of the com- | hart, Mike Newhart, Mark Sorber, | DRIVE IN THEAT E ; 4 ‘The Satan Bug To she bed wil have to Mr. E £ Bell, Shiver. Avenue The little girl ‘is staying with her ines oe eo fourth Ss) Jootil Tne Evens, Jones. Donk. Rob- Friday - Saturday - Sunday | “The Rounders” | Cinemascope and ofr or p a : 5 ! i Vv: : 1 e - 4 : : es ny e wi and alyssum is recuperating at his home after grandparents in Shavertown for 2 eebit e or Sa lary 5 [oe a au rite, Bon ; Vi al ep ote ahd there. I suppose 24 amet cl. t Memorial Hospital to be nie er, Laurie Sorber, Greg 0 n 0 ar ph swe we'll still survive if we can iron ne zien ng 951 William Glahn Jr, has returned held on the hospital grounds Wed- | ory Sorber, Debbie Zerfoss, : | id ! out the many details: of an August p AEE ine an : v AL home from Penna. State University | nesday, June 16. 3 Chester Rusilosky, Jr., Mrs. Thomas |f§ Please Come Home | ! ; f De } Yolding sdfiing along pa soon. on Siig — a jo for the ‘summer months but will| Mrs. Frank H. Billings, Harris | ho = x Me Dna New- | f Shirley MacLaine, Peter Restinov : i. these complications make life | Z77 Lo rl work during vacation” at Marriot | Hill Road, is a surgical patient in| hart, Sr, and Mrs. and Mrs. Chester : ; i i i i 3 x © rather interesting but it's sure fring classes at Elon College, | \roior Todge, Philadelphia, in pre- General Hospital. / | Rusilosky, Sr. Outdoor games and Fri. - Sun. 8:45 - Sat. 10:20 The Best of Music For Your Listening Enjoyment Ge y+ tog ot a Soinch prone to ulver- oo > i Tiwed. H Tg 1 paration for his career as hotel | Mr. and Mrs. Donald Sherry and | 2 hh FL Gi snjoved oy the repli 1 i , - ate and a hyper secretion of acid. r. an rs. ward . Hall left | manager. N | family, Spring Garden Street, ha | guests and the gaily decorated cake : : : I It would be just fine to do a little Saturday morning to spend the| Mr. and Mrs. Charles Tucker, be a 3 oe in Tonkhamact | added to. the festive occasion, Fate To The | "30 730 oh i needlework, read or watch televi- weekend with their son and daugh-| Lincoln Drive. have moved to New |and will take up residence there | o oT a ON : ON the : sion but maybe some day. ter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Ted Hall Jersey but Mrs. Tucker recently | shortly. | Street, Dallas on Sunday, May 24. Hunter YOUR I understand that the original (2nd their children at Pittsfield, | spent a few days here with her| wr and Mrs, SareF' J 1 | Guests were: Thomas Challenger, | | - YOUR por : plans for bridging the creek for a Mass., and see their granddaugh- friend, Janet Beech, Ferguson | Corvociag Boo r inh : ro Kingston; her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Ford - Nancy Kwan DIAL DIAL Mr: highway entrance to Snowdon’s new | ters confirmation. : Aventie: it it To a rik Hi [Marvin F. Scott, her brother Marvin | iE 60 | Serving 12 Counties Funeral Home. have been aban- Mrs. Robert Stelt, Shaver Aven- In case you are wondering, the | gicter Mr. and Mrs as | Scott, 3rd, and her sister Evelyn. of - Sun, 10:20 ~ Sov. 3:45 | doned but the renovations now in | ue, has returned home after having new. grandchild did not arrive as Kors anditamily. How Gusberland. | Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Conyngham, |} Adults 60 cents— : ! progress will certainly add much been a patient in General Hospital. | yet which sort of bawls up the per ant | Chase Road, ~atiended graduation Chil d 3 : d Musi Sund ! } of 1 Mr. and ‘Mrs, Robert Hislop, Maple | oxoreses ot the Madira Sohail ol hildren under 12 Free f One Hour of Broadway Music every sunday beauty to our Center Strest Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Morgan, | works since Dottie and Fred had Street, celebrated their eighth we: Fb i at ‘the Madeira Schoo fr ; bac corners. Jr., Spring Street, attended Com- planned to bring him in the end of ding anniversery Monday, Jove T. [ie D. C.. = Spr | Movies open every Fri., Sat., Sun. f| at 1:00 P.M. on “Encore’’ — featuring a {/ ‘reu % One eye sore still remains and | mencement at Mansfield State Col- | June for a brief get acquainted Reith’ Ann. Scott. Sutton Road, | . Zugheen Josue a fi an ; | Li Ba 7: Oh 3 ve . . that is the vacant lot with a big lege on May 30 when their son, | period. Since vacation plans can cilebeetod hor nd a + |e am, was a member o the class. BEACH OPEN EVERY DAY complete original cast Broadway Alb : drt drop in the middle which makes | Jim, graduated from that institu- not be changed’ with his company yy Ard uxiliary to Trucksville Fire Com- : sen up the one end of the corner edg- | tion, They were accompanied by |at this time of year we are all be- day at the home of her grandmoth- pany will meet in the municipal Merchandise Party every Sat. 6 i4/ m i ing BE. Center Street. A’retaining ‘Mr. and Mrs. James Garvey, Lo ing a bit anxious: or Msc MarvingA. Scots Davenport | building on: Monay night at 8. Ms. | 7 pan. ~ Sunday 2, pum. | rs eS Vr RR gs ate a W zo 5 ee RE LY 3 lil 32 m1 ) - ; . et ae tt Ei tT a ta gy =~ ; Rogers, Mrs. Beatrice Hadsel and | Josah Havfiton will» paige bln TRE 7 Te * ; pa ror on the death of her brother, Nor-| Ronald Fink, Fred Gosart, Donna | |iams. Their son Billy, student at| man, who was laid to rest on Mon- Henninger, Charles Higgs, Pamela | shepherd College, Va., is home for supervise project work and assist CU ORR I AA VE SYA RNS Sa a | # é i ¥ 3 g “ 5 3 3 § ¥ 3 Z 1 - Avenue, and’ her daughter, day morning from Sweet Valley. Mrs. Ira Button, ' E. Overbrook | Mrs. | Truman Stewart, East Stroudsburg, | have returned after spending a week, in Pen Yan, New York, visit- | { Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Belles and sons, Gary and Ricky, Roushey | member of the 1965 graduating | Street, motored to Philadelphia on | class of Dallas High School. | spent several days with Mr. and | Sunday to ‘see their new grand- | ; A Mrs. Elmer Hoover recently. | RE SBT 5% ectanrant Tos TE wwe | BACK MT. maw Restaurant Institute Muss Bruce Williams end, Mrs, = to their son and daughter-in-law, | Mr. and Mrs. Don Belles. Congratulations to the Seniors] from the immediate area of Fern- | brook on ' their graduation from | Harvevs Lake Mrs. Howard Higgins has re- | tuned home being a medical pa- | tient at General Hospital for 5 | days. Mrs. Giles Constock has been ill at her home for several days. Mr. and Mrs. John Yellalonis, Plymouth, opened their summer home on Redington Heights this week. | Hunter, Kit Karuza, Donald Mar- | the summer. tin, Eugene Shelley, and George | Mr. and Mrs. Sam Margellina and Shaver. | children, Paul, Robert and Marsha, Friends of John and Margie | spent the Memorial Day weekend | Lewis of Sarasota, Florida, will be | with Mr. and Mrs. Philip Hineline | glad to hear that John is feeling tf Hamlin. 3 ; | ing Mr. and Mrs. Philip ‘Stewart | much Detter and is able to retin) Mrs. Margaret S. Cooke, Freehold, {and family. § [IP er dns a Sh Jr {N. J., was a caller over the holiday | i Mr. and Mrs. Melvyn Compton Tan s. (seorge SAVE, JI. | weokend here and in Kingston. i GLEN ALDEN ¥ : > ; | East Overbrook Avenue, will enter- | ey . and son Harry, Levittown, spent the | : ¢ Mrs. Arthur Austin of Florida | | weekend visiting relatives here | fain at an Open House in Bono? of ent several days with Mr. and | g FER. | their son George (“Skip”) on Sun- Ep y : ON | Mrs. Loren Keller recently. day from 2 to 6 pm. He is . Mrs. John R. Austin, Ithaca, N. Y. | Clara McKenna were hostesses for | the Confidence Class at the church- | house Tuesday of last week. Mrs. | George May led devotions and Mrs. | Williams presided. Also present were: Rev. and Mrs. Winfield Kel- | ley, Mrs. Grace Knupp, Mrs. Roswell | Frederici, Mrs. Hope Ide, Mrs. Mary | Offers Training Course One of the largest businesses in the world today is food! The Nat- ional Restaurant Association figures released—show over a third million eating establishments in U.S.A. with local 4-H events. 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