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Susan Christine | Jack Kupstas Has
Mr. and Mrs. Roger Bellas RD 1] ' Seen Eight Countries
Dallas, wish to anounce the birth |
Mr. and Mrs. Kupstas, Huntsville,
of their daughter Susan Christine, |
had an unexpected visitor on Satur-
August 12, in General Hospital,
Wilkes-Barre. | day, when Jack Kupstas’ room-
Mrs. Bellas is the former Joyce | | mate in Germany dropped in to see |
Schoonover of Centermoreland. She them on his way home to Cali-
is a graduate of Tunkhannock High fornia. Mervin Somerhalter, Swiss
Beton) | by birth, has seen eight countries
. Bellas is a graduate of Dallas | with Jack during May, travelling |
Ft Monroe High School, and in a Volkswagen. :
is employed at Acme Metal Prod. | Jack, who once manned a lino-
Wilkes-Barre. | type machine at the Dallas Post,
| expects to be home from overseas
in March; and to enroll in Univer-
g oh : nr sity of Maryland, with an eye on
tevan Sharp, son of Mr. an Ts. i
Robert Sharp, White Birch Trailer 2 Jourpalis Istie Career
- Ranch, Dallas, RD, recently was |
honored on his seventh birthday,
by the neighborhood children. He is
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Jenkins-Sheehan Nuptials Set
For Saturday At Prince Of Peace
Miss Jacqueline Sue
| daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Hollis V. man for his brother and ushers will
| Jenkins, 1206 Beacon = Street, | be Richard O. Kniffen, Wilkes-Barre
Springfield, Ohio, will become the| and G. Wesley Cave, Dallas, cousin
bride of John F. Sheehan, Jr. son | of the bridegroom-elect.
| of Mr. and Mrs. John F. Sheehan,
| Huntsville Road, Dallas, on Satur-
| day, September 4 at Prince of Peace |
| Episcopal Church, Dallas, at 2 p.m.
Rev. John S. Prater will perform
the double ring ceremony.
mony at Irem Temple Country Club. |
Miss Jenkins
| State University and Ohio State Un-
iversity and is a music major.
Mr. Sheehan, a graduate of
N.Y., has been chosen maid of hon- | Psychology, is stationed at Fort |
or for her sister, Miss Vera Beth | Hayes, Columbus, Ohio, with the |
Cave, Dallas, as bridesmaid. Miss | U. S. Army, where he is Psycho-
Brenda Harris, Springfield, Ohio, logist at the Recruiting Center there. |
will be junior bridesmaid: The couple will reside in Colum-
Lynn Sheehan, brother of {] of the bus, Ohio.
Miss Betty Cyphers To Be Maried
To John Mokychic On September 18
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Cyphers, Dallas High School and. is employ-
Fast Dallas, announce the approach-' ed at Commonwealth Telephone Co.
ing marriage of their daughter,| ‘Mr.
| Betty, to John Mokychic son of of Dallas High School, is employed
Mrs. Annette Mokychic, East Dallas, | by Wilson Ryman.
and the late John Mokychic, -. :
The ceremony will be performed | ony in’ the church parlors. No in- |
on Saturday, September 18 at 1] ha been issued.
pm. at East Dallas Methodist | vitations ave |
| Church.
Miss. Cyphers: is a graduate ol
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Jenkins, | bridegroom elect will serve as best |
A reception will follow the cere- |
attended Indiana |
Miss Doris Jenkins, Newburgh, | Wilkes College with a B. A. in
Mokychic, also an alumnus | §
A reception will follow the cere- |
| performed August 13
| ton High School, Bronx, N. Y.,
| is employed. as a secretary for Air |
RSDAY, SEPTEMBER 2, 1965
Bride Of Local Native
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MRS. CONRAD S. WELITCHKO
A wedding of local interest was
in Hagers- |
town,, Md., when . Miss
D’Esopo, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. |
Michael D’Esopo, Bronx, N. Y, be- |
came the bride of Conrad S. Wel- |
itchko, son of Mr. and Mrs. Stephen |
Welitchko, Dallas, R. D. 3.
The bride is a graduate of Wal- |
and |
Susanne |
rere
[English Visitors E
Lakes As Retreat
This summer has been a busy]
to this
time for English visitors
area.
Latest to depart for their homie-
land after a seven week stay in the
Back Mountain were the parents
his brother, Tom Dean.
Mr. and Mrs. J. V. Rayner and
their son arrived in New York just
as the heat wave was beginning to
encompass the East and it proved
to be some climatic change for the
folks from Hamsey ' Green, Wall-
ingham, Surrey.
After a rest. of two weeks to
allow their relatives to adjust to
the high humidity, the Deans took
them to’ Washington, D.C., which
was of great interest to the travel-
ers. To escape the continuing heat
wave, all embarked in a trailer for
‘Niagara Falls, the major cities of
Canada, Alconquin and the Thou-
: sandlIslands, stopping for a time at
| Hermit’s Island, Me., where tem-
i and ‘the ‘scenery beautiful.
Upon their return, the favorite
Mr. and Mrs. Emanuel Mendel-
sohn, Perrin Avenue, Shavertown,
will celebrate their
anniversary on Friday,
3.
September
The former Eva Fernpeck and Mr.
Mendelsohn met while he was in
the service, Mrs. Mendelsohn be- |
| Products, and Chemicals, Inc,, New | ing . a resident of Bunker Hill,
York: "+ + =
Mr. Welitchko attended Dallas Mis. White Entertains
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| Township High School and is now
serving in the U. S. Coast Guard | Senior Women’ S Board
as Commissaryman 3rd Class i .
: Executive Board of the Dallas
[pond the cutter Navesink, in New Genie Woman's Ck mat rg
"night, August 30th, at the home of |
| the President, Mrs. Boyd White. |
| Co-hostess was Mrs. G. H. Sowden. |
The couple will ‘reside at 1126
Richmond - Terrace, Staten Island,
New York.
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Post Office Outing
| Buckley, Mr. and Mrs. Ray Kuderka;
| Mrs. Robert Phillips, Mr. and Mrs.
Andrew Sokol, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph | Woman's Club announcing the tran-
| Mrs. Joseph Zibenski, Mr. and Mrs.
| John Juris,
Mr. and Mrs. Edward McDade, Mr
"and Mrs. Al Montross. ;
Mrs. White thanked Mrs. Snow- |
den and Mrs. Edward Ratcliffe for |
preparing the new Year Books
which are now being distributed to |
the membership.
Mrs. Fred Eck announced that
one request for a loan from the
'Club’s Student Loan Fund had been
granted this term and that three
new requests have been made re-
cently.
Mrs. Jack Stanley gave a report
on new applications for and resigna-
tions of membership in the Club and
read letters from the Dallas Juniar
Held At Fanti's Park
The Third Annual Post Office
| Outing was held on . Saturday,
| August 28th, at Fanti’'s Park, Or: |
| ange. Members of thé Post Office |
"and their families attended. They |
included: Mr. ‘and Mrs. ‘Edward |
Mr. and Mrs. Irwin Messick, Mr. and
Daley, Mr. and Mrs. R. Disque, Mr. | sfer of Mrs.
and Mrs. Leonard Selingo, ‘Mr. and | Mrs.
Club. !
Mr. and Mrs. Ed La- Mrs. ILieonard Cowett, new Pro-
batch, Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Reese, | gram Chairman, reported that the
Mr. and Mrs. Al Bellas, Mr. and Mrs. | program for the September meeting
Wes Moore, Mr. and Mrs. Otto Lipp, | will be. “Wrap a Prety Package’.
| Mrs. Emily Lahr of the Boston Store
will present the program. The meet-
| ing will be held Wednesday night,
September 8th, at the Prince of
Peace Church.
Robert C. Turk and
P. C. Arnaud to the Senior
Games were played and refresh- |
ments were enjoyed. Winners of the |
| games were: Mrs. Helen Labatch, Present. nt: tHe oxerutive mosts |
Mr. Al Bellas, Mr. Ralph Daley, and | ing wene Mrs. John Williams, Mrs.
Mr. Robert Phillips. | Jack: Stanley, Mrs. G. H. Sowden,
Mrs. Robert VanHorn, Mrs. Ralph
Dixon; Mrs. Lewis Reese, Mrs. |
George Payne, Mrs. Fred Eck, Mrs. |
Harold LaBar, Mrs. Leonard Cowett |
and Mrs. Boyd White.
SEE YOU AT THE
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SEPT. 10, 11, 12
To Hold Fall Meeting
The Dallas Senior Women's Club |
will resume its. activities on Sep- |
tember 8th when the first meeting
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| Program for the meeting will’ be |
“Wrap a Pretty Package”, and will |
be presented by Mrs. Emily Lahr, a
very clever and talented represent-
ative of the Boston Store. Mrs. Lahr !
will demonstrate the wrapping of |
gifts for all occassions.
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Shavertown Couple To
2Ind Wedding Anniversary
22nd wedding
~ Washington, D. C.,
will be held at the Prince of Peace |
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DALLAS, PENNSYLVANIA
njoy Local
From Humidity
recreation spot of Mr. and Mrs. Ray-
ner and Tom was Harveys Lake,
where the young man swam to his
heart’s content and his elders re-
laxed by the cool water. Lakes be-
ing a scarcity in England, this prov-
ed one of the highlights of their
| stay. Britishers go to the Opgpan.
Tom was most impressed the
big cars. and wide highway lanes
in the United States. This is in
direct contrast to the traffic jams
in England," where roads are not
as wide and there are many more
vehicles per mile.
Mr. and Mrs. Dean, the hosts, are
also new to this area having moved
here a year ago after residing in
California and Maine. It seems hard-
ly possible that the long awaited
visit has come and gone, says Mrs.
Dean and another pleasant inter-
lude has ended. Mr. Dean's mother
had visited them in 1960.
Trip over and back was made by
jet, only six and a half hours re-
turn, a most delightful way to span
the vast Atlantic Ocean.
Mark
Kansas. The couple were married
near Pike’s Creek, Colorado.
Mr. and Mrs. Mendelsohn moved
to the Back Mountain in 1957 when
{ he was transferred here by Linear
I Corporation from Philadelphia
"The Mendelsohns are the parerits
| of two children, Rochelle, employed
by the Treasury Department in
and Riche
{ senior at Dallas High ‘School.
| © The family attends Trucksville
Methodist Church.
BUS SCHEDULE
(Continued from Page 3 A)
4
The housing development above
Memorial Shrine to Carverton to
Saxes Corners over Carverton Road
| to the Trunksville and the West-
| moveland Elementary Schools.
5
Bunker Hill to Meadowerest to
the Trucksville ‘and the Westmore-
land: Elementary Schools.
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Kunkle to Alderson to Kunkle to
Ellswoth's Hill to Kunkle to New
Goss Manor to the Westmorel }d
and © the Trucksville Elementary
Schools. (Kunkle “to: Warden Race
to Alderson to Kunklé, upon Sah
pletion of Warden Place: Road) *
TERS
Kunkle to Updyke's to Kunkle to
Lake Catalpa to Demunds to Fern-
brook to the Westmoreland and the
Trucksville Elementary Schools.
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Elmcrest to Shrine Acres:to the
Memorial Highway to 42nd. Street
| ta Shrine Acres over the Country
| Club: Road to Dallas Elementary
School to Fernbrook up Overbrook
down Pioneer and to the Westmore-
land Kindergarten.
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Luzerne to Trucksville to Meadow-
| crest to Trucksville and Shavertown
and Dallas Elementary Schools.
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7 Overbrook Avenue and Huntsville
| Road to the Dallas . Elementary
School to Sterling Avepue
| down Center Hill “Road: past the
Dallas Legion and to the Westmiore«
| land Plementary Kindergarten. 4
§ Thad. Street to Old Goss Manor
| to Hildebrandt Road” to Demunds
| Road past the Payne Farm to Mid-
way Manor to Harris Hill Road to
Westermoreland and Trucksville
| Elementary Schools.
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| ~~ Lamoreaux’s Gas Station to Fern-
| brook to Beach Street, Goeringer
| Street, and Center Street to ‘the
| Westmoreland and Trucksville Ele-
menary Schools.
Note: I. No pupils are to be trans-
| ported should their residence be
{ Toss than one and one half miles
| from the school of assignment. 2.
| Kindergarten children living on
| routes 3, .4, 5, and 9 those who
live less than one and one half
miles from the Westmoreland Build-
{ing are assigned to the .P.. M.
| session. Others are assigned. - to. the
A Mo session.
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