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THE DALLAS POST
(Continued to 4 /‘A)
= Neither will pollute the water.
iSELINGO SIGNS] World's End State Park and
Eagles Mere in Sullivan County are
as
| | well-known tourist attractions,
] SIGNS OF ALL KIND | is Ricketts Glen. Hunting and fish-
a | ing areas are abundant.
| BUILT - PAINTED Along the Susquehanna Valley
| runs Route 6, which follows in
: I many places. what was known as
® TRUCKS No Warrior Path of Indians from
Y New York state south. Wyalusing
| WINDOWS | Rocks were known as prayer rocks
° PLASTIC | and a lookout point on the river.
e In 1963 and again in 1964 Indians
SHO-CARDS | from reservations in the north came
® PAPER SIGNS Ho the rocks on invitation of rocks-
® | owner Joe Kast, who also runs a
l SIGN CLOTH | tcurist stand and restaurant there.
° SCOTCHLITE | More tourists came than Indians,
| oe ART WORK | Downey and many were Size,
| pointed that there were no great
| jo and displays at this, the
HUNTSVILLE “Grand Spiritual and Temporal
Council, North American Indians,
| 074-8126 |i in 208 Years”, as Mr. Kast
i advertised in a brochure ahead of
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. we the event.
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EVANS DRUG STORE
HARVEYS LAKE HIGHWAY, SHAVERTOWN
674-388——Two Phones 674-4681
GREENWALD'S
IN LUZERNE Ei
SHOPPING
PLENTY OF FREE PARKING Z CENTER
» GIFTS « HOUSEWARE
CAAAAA ARAN FAI AAI 0O0
OOOO ANA fe od
OPEN FRIDAY NIGHTS
| Meals
‘Neighboring Region Development
os ‘May Join Us With Another Poconos
EMA distributed these brochures
for Kast, and was promptly includ-
ed in an unending stream of crit-
icism launched by Editor Keeler
for over-selling the cause. Another
Council was held, on considerably
smaller scale, in 1964, just to show
it could be done, Shoemaker said.
Shoemaker also said that the In-
dian Councils would undoubtedly be
held again, in the future,
would be of attraction to the tour-
ist, probably in 1966.
Before the 1965 Council was can-
celled, an article had been written
and planned for inclusion in the
Ford Times, and interest in photo-
graphing the event had been evinc-
ed by the National Geographic mag-
azine, according to Shoemaker.
Writer for the Ford Times wrote
Shoemaker that Keeler's criticism
both in his paper and in letters to
state and national press media was
responsible for the collapse of the
Indian Council.
Executive Director started the
fore this, but was employed with
the Pennsylvania Fish Commission
for 22 years.
Still Plan Gol
(Continued from 1 A)
Since greens would have to be
seeded by September 1, though, and
since there is earth-moving to be
done, the contractor has advised
against seeding until\ spring. He
said the course would not be played
until 1967 in any case, so little was
lost in waiting.
A permit was granted last week
by the Luzerne County Planning
Commission for the $250,000 course
in Franklin Township. !
Owners of the semi-private course
will be Anthony Piledggi, = part-
owner of the restaurant in Kings-
ton bearing his ‘name, and Mr.
Goeringer, both of whom were
named originally as owners, and
perhaps Ted Dymond, according to
Mr. Goeringer. “We will do a lot
of the work eurselves,” he added.
‘Plans call for erection of a club-
house and a liquor license has been
applied f for.
Tracy Judith Fennell
Mr. and Mrs. Bert Fennell,
Rochester, N. Y. ‘announce the
birth of a daughter, Tracy Judith,
| born August 10.
Mother is the former Judy Row-
| lands, daughter of Mrs, Elizabeth
{ Rowlands, Trucksville.
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Homestyle
All You Gan Eat!
$2.75 per person
$1.50 Children
WaHOO INN
Harveys Lake
CALL 639-5971
For Reservations
and |
EMA himself in 1960. He had no |
tourist promotional experience be- |
THE DALLAS POST, THURSDAY. AUGUST 26, 1965
Captures Lovely Child Contest
A wee -Shavertown miss, Peggy
Jane Kopetchney, ash blonde, curly
haired daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Stanley Kopetchy, E. Center Street,
captured top prize in the recent
photo sponsored by Lazarus Store
among many local contestants.’
Brown eyed Peggy Jane was also
Children’s Photograph Contest.
three year old hangs in the store
shopping ticket and a 17
watch await the youngster.
Peggy Jane, who is a born ac-!
In its continuing program of edu-
cation in the fast developing tele-
comunications field, Comonwealth |
Telephone Co. throughout the year
sends men to various Sogppolonieal
schools. Above, Michael Brody,
resident of Noxen and sage a
| man for the Commonwealth Tele-
| phone Co.,
| practical theory of transmission en-
| gineering at the Automatic Electric |
Company school at Northlake, a
is shown studying the
Fresh Fruit Salad Sundaes
Fresh Peach Sundaes
SPECIAL FRIDAY:
Haddock Platter — 60c
Twin - Kiss Soft Ice Cream
made better, tastes better
FORTY FORT
JCE CREAM STORE
— MEMORIAL HIGHWAY, FERNBROOK —
HOAGIE BAR
Corner Orchard Street & Memorial Highway
FRIDAY SPECIAL
Fish ond Chip Basket... covvrsnsses $ 50
Fish“Dog Sandwich ........ 0 evs .20
Fish. Sonawich: a. ou% ish ov dleiwwinve avs « 25
Fish Hoagie. ............ Cn SrA 50
Tuna Fish Hoagie ..,..... yeaa .50
Lettuce - Tomato - Cheese Hoagie... .50
Also Our Regular Menu
Johnny George, Prop.
| ~ Mildred Gallagher Hettinger
Former China And Gift Buyer - Isaac Longs
| takes pleasure in announcing the
| Grand Opening of
| The Villager Candle and Gift Shop
872 Wyoming Avenue, Kingston, Pa.
on Wednesday, September 1st, 1965
Monday thru Saturday
Peggy Jane
warded fifth place in the National |
A large portrait of the vivacious |
gallery in Wilkes-Barre and a $50 |
jewel |
i
Kopetchny
tress, loves best to play with her |
dolls, is creative and shows musical
talent = which her older brother,
David, also possesses to a marked
degree.
On a recent trip to Great Lakes |
| Training Center to see her brother |
grgaduate, the little beauty cap- |
tured the hearts of all the sailors
| on the base.
Shouldice,
Nancy Fitch
Dallas, and
Samuels, Trucksville;
(and Connie Miller,
| Brenda Baher, Noxen.
Noxen Man Studies In Chicago
wR
The course |
included trainees from all parts of |
the United States.
| In his studies, Mike was sehooled |
in the analysis of transmission prob- |
suburb of Chicago, Ill.
lems; ' the performance of field
transmission measurements; Prep-
| aration and design of special serv-
ice circuit transmission equipment
| and coordination of all projects in-
| volving transmission engineering.
| Automatic Electric is one of the
nation’s leading manufacturers of
| telephone equipment for the inde-
| pendent industry and a leading pro-
| ducer of remote control systems.
[Me Brody has been associated
with Commonwealth for the past
| five years and he and his wife, the
| former Patricia Engelman, have
| four children, Sharon, Michael,
| Patricia and Barbara. Mike is pres-
| ently assigned to the Benton Air
+ Force station.
'Ruffs Mark Anniversary
Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Ruff,
Goeringer Avenue, Shavertown, cel-
ebrated their forty second wedding
anniversary on Saturday. They were
| have lived in the Back Mountain
| area for the last eleven years.
A picnic supper was held at the
| home of their son-in-law and
daughter, Mr. and Mrs. William
Phone: 288-3998
GIBSON and ALUNNI
36 MAIN STREET
— SPECIALS —
TUESDAY and WEDNESDAY ONLY
Si5Permanent .....................
Wash and Set and Manicure
OPEN TUESDAY THRU SATURDAY
TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY 9 TO 5
BEAUTY SALON
“ee ss sw se
SATURDAY 9 TO 2:30
674-6126
DALLAS
THURSDAY - AND FRIDAY 9 TO 9
Wright, Dallas.
eis aie
| Barbacci, Jimmy, Timmy, John and
| Bobby Belles, Jacqueline, Billy and
| Beth Ann Smith, Forty Fort; Cheryl |
| and Walter Eckhardt, Silver Spring,
| Mrs.
| William Smith, : Mrs.
| hardt, who "are visiting from Silver
Song) and Mrs. Robert Scouten.
EENEEEENENENEN SERENE NEA E NEE NO NONE E NNER i
Honorable mention went to Amy |
Kenneth and Bradley
Wright, Shavertown R. D. 5; Wendy
| married at Flushing, New York, and :
| Deborah Ann Withey Stephen Goode
(Has Sixth Birthday Celebrates Birthday
| Deborah’ Ann Withey, daughter | Stephen Goode, son of Mr. and
of Mr. and Mrs. John oO. Withey, Mrs. Joseph Goode, Jackson Street,
| recently celebrated her sixth birth- | pajjas celebrated his fwelfth birth-
day with a party at her home on | g,y by tenting out, Friday night.
| Pinecrest Avenue, Dallas. | Those joining him were: Mac
Games and refreshments were en- | Fry, Drew Taylor,
joyed by the following guests: Jen- | my Peiffer, and Jackie Snyder.
| nifer Maslow, Cindy Lou Lefko, Lisa | will be a sixth grade student,
Marshall, Nancy Law, Abby Rodda, | Dallas Area School.
| Bart Slocum and Charles Lemmond. |
—— "| New Son Christened
Richard Harvey Guest A rs TR
|
On Eighth Birthday ~~
|
A birthday party was held on
| Sunday, August 22, at the home of
| Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert Harvey, Noxen,
in honor of their son Richard, who
was eight.
Guests present were: Tommy and
Ted Scouton, Robin and Bobby |
Scouten, Valerie and Michael Ely,
Tina, Wesley and Kelly Traver,
Kurt Shook, Alan Scott, Dwight
He
at
Little William Thomas, son of Mr.
and Mrs. William Haines, Baltimore,
Md., was christened Sunday in St.
Paul's
James Malkemes was godfather
for the infant.
The baby is the grandson of Mr.
and Mrs. Raymond Malkemes,
Shavertown.
mer Barbara Malkemes.
Surprised On Birthday
Mrs. Ken Hunter, Davenport
Street, Dallas, was surprised by her
friends, Friday morning at her
home, celebrating her birthday.
Md.; Patti, Tina, Kenny and Mike
Harvey. Adult guests were: Mr. and
. Arlie Harvey, Mr. and Mrs.
Walter Eck-
Graphic Aris Services
INCORPORATED
PHOTO-ENGRAVING
Offset Negatives and Platemaking
Screen Prints, Art Work
Phone 825 2978
Rear 29 North Main Street Wilkes-Barre, Pa.
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BILL DAVIS’
MARKET
MEMORIAL HIGHWAY. DALLAS
— MEAT DEPT. SPECIALS —
Summer Doldrums 7?
Appetite Jade
9 1b.
AACHOICE
| ROUND !
STEAK
— PRODUCE SPECIALS —
3 lbs.
29°
Try our Spring
LEG &
LAME
early
Maclin tosh
APPLES
Crisp new
CABBAGE C
1b.
Our Produce gets a
SHOWER EVERY HOUR
Pe 1; gal.
Open 7 days a Week
9 a.m. to 10 P- m.
'| QUALITY HOUSE
| ICE CREAM
Brent Long, Jim--
Lutheran Church, Shaver- |
town, by Rev. Frederic H. Eidam. |
His mother is the for- |
Present were: Ann Vrabel, Marie |
Morton, Betsy Fitch and Jean Duda. |
DALLAS, PENNSYLVANIA
Protective Association
(Continued from 1 A)
by the association and Fred Eck
is handling the public relations.
Atty. Townend, Goeringer, and
Eck have been very much interest-
ed in the taxing program locally
and throughout Luzerne County
since their work day takes them
into various fields of business whose
owners continually ‘are watching tax
programs.
Goeringer is with ‘the real estate
firm of Harry F. Goeringer & Son
and Eck is an officer in thi North-
eastern National Bank and main-
| tains his headquarters in the office
| on Public Square, Wilkes-Barre.
THANKS FOR CARDS
Bill and Kay Wright and children
| would like to say thank you to all
who were so thoughtful to send
| cards and call while Bill was So ill.
CRUSHED STONE
RED SHALE
Drainage Stone
Fill Dirt
Bank Run Gravel
We Load Your Trucks
or Deliver.
YATSKO
EXCAVATING
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LUZERNE MOTORS
A. 1
USED CARS
’64 Ford
500 4° door sedan, auto-
matic, power steering.
$1795
61 Ford
Galaxie 4 door sedan,
automatic, radio, heal
1095
’61 Plymouth
Custom suburban wagon,
auto. power steering.
S905
’60 Thunderbird
Hard Top, full. power,
equipment, with factory
Ad air-conditioning.
31495
62 Rambler
Classic 4 « door sedan
radio, heater, automatic.
$1095
'63 Ford
il Galaxie 4 door se
automatic, power stiler-
ing.
$1595
* ’60 Dodge
4 door sedan, radio, heht-
er, standard.
*495
’59 Volkswagen
Convertible, very good
condition.
‘695
61 Rambler
9 passenger station wag-
on, automatic.
$995
’58 Ford
6 passenger cou try
sedan, . (4 door walbn),
automatic, one owner,
505
* AND REMEMBER
OUR NEW CAR
CLOSEOUT
of
’65 FORDS
Still Going On
LUZERNE
‘MOTOR CO.
In Luzerne On The
Luzerne-Dallas Highway
Open Nights ‘til 9
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