sea EL ko ENRON TI RJ TIRT GON, TRATES SNARE HT RNAS ANS REE ACEI TER a RATE IAS NRRL OPER DIL WE hy 9 he SECTION B — PAGE 4 THE DALLAS POST, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 16, 1965 NEWS FROM POST CORRESPONDENTS BEAUMONT, Mrs. DALLAS, Carol Ann Williams FERNBROOK, Mrs. George Shaver HARVEYS LAKE, Mrs. Albert Armitage IDETOWN, Bess Cooke JACKSON TWP., William Hughes LEHMAN, Mrs. Morton Connelly MT. ZION, Rev. Charles Gilbert William Austin 639-2544 674-4109 674-5460 639-9531 639-5137 696-1005 674-2488 388-7261 NOXEN, Mrs. Elida Beahm Kelly 639-8522 RUGGLES, Mrs. Glenn Kocher 639-5618 SHAVERTOWN, Mrs. F. W. Anderson 675-2001 SWEET VALLEY, Mrs. Thomas Sayre 477-3731 TRUCKSVILLE, Nelson Woolbert 696-1689 EAST DALLAS, Mrs. Irene Moore 674-2392 OAK HILL, Mrs. Stephen L. DeBarry 639-5242 NEW GOSS MANOR, Betty Savickas 674-4956 GOSS MANOR, Mrs. John Juris 674-6601 ‘SUNDAY SCHOOL PROMOTION EAST DALLAS Promotion Awards in the Bast Dallas Methodist Church in the form! School, by Thomas Schmidle in the of yearly pins and certificates were | absence. of Superintendent Larry Class rooms in the public awarded Sunday, September 12th., | Kintzer. NEEEREEEREERE NEL EEE NER ENE ENN R AAR NAAR Graphic Arts Services INCORPORATED PHOTC-ENGRAVING Offset Negatives and Platemaking Sereen Prints, Art Work Phone 825 2978 ~'Rear 29 North Main Street Wilkes-Barre, Pa. “ENEEBRNNEEE ENE ERAN ARENA EERE RN AERO EER (UREN ENE ERR ENREED PROFESSIONAL INSURANCE SERVICE Business Hartman Insurance Agency since 1923 EDWARD HARTMAN Personal NED HARTMAN W. 42nd St., Idetown, P.O. Box 95, Dallas 639-2341 heating costs now. Save all winter. with a tune-up now Our service experts are standing by to adjust your burner and furnace to peak operating efficiency. The charge for this service is so low that it will pay for itself many times over in lower heating bills this winter. We're the company that delivers Gulf Solar Heat®, the world’s finest heating oil, Call us a heating oil CHARLES H. LONG SWEET VALLEY 477-2211 | to go on with, their education. They rare Dianne school were being changed, so!to the home of her son Robert Larry had to work. Those who | Pickett, after spending a week with | earned their awards were: — 1st. {her son Arthur Valentine and fam- | year, Sandy Shupp, Rusty Eyet, ily, in Laceyville; and a week with | Roger Congdon, Holly Moore, Nor-| her brother George Ryman and ma Shupp; 2nd. year, Emily Weav- | family in Johnson-City, N. Y. er, Susan Lamoreux, Patti Moore, Pete Wilson hag returned to his | Keith Moore, Pati Culver; 3rd. year, | home, but is quite ill. He had been Hazel Ockenhouse, Bonnie Culver, |s patient in Vieteran's Hospital for John Cool, Patty Cool; 4th year,|a Jong time. Russel Eyet, Jr.; 5th. year, Jack ir y ? Ellwood Montanye, ' yolinsonOiy. | Cook, Terry ‘Moore, Sharon Cark- visited his aunt and uncle Mr. and | huff; 6th. year, Lauren Kintzer;| Mrs. Raymond Moore, Over the 7th. year, ‘Barbara Miller, Dorothy Mason, Helen Cadwalder; Robert Miller; 9th. _year, Alberta Cook; Rhonda Moore, John Cook, Lorraine Moore, Dianne Pickett; 11th. year, jes and Richard Moore, of Dallas. Linda Cook, Beatrice Ockenhouse; There will be; an’ all day quilting 12th. year, Hazel Morgan; 17th. . ; year. Helan Stic: Robert M Moors, [in the East Dallas Church, Thurs- An inspiring letter from our new Pastor, Reverend Howard Hocken- bury, was read ‘as he was unable to attend . the promotion service due to having to preach the mes- sage, in the other two churches on his charge. East Dallas Church is losing a few steady members, who are leav- ing for different colleges; however we are proud of them for wanting the afternoon. ‘1 mean today. Mrs. Andrew Roberts wishes to apologize for having to leave a few | people “behind on the September | trip to the world's fair; however | she is. sponsoring another trip on October 9th. Mr. and Mrs. Friend Hildbrant, Apalachin; N. Y., spent Saturday | with ‘his sister Myrtle Miller; also | her nephew David Hildebrant, Bay- side, L. I; N. Y. David had been | Pickett, Bloomsburg; spending a week with his parents, | Charles Miller, Institute of Textiles, Philadelphia; Roger Congdon, Great Lakes, Naval Training. Mrs. Paul Valentine has returned them to wisit aunt Myrtle. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Lamorens, | Union-City, Endicott, in East Dallas. Fred and Alverna are always happy to have them. BIRTHDAY PARTY Patti Lynn Culver, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Philip Culver, De- munds Road, was honored Tuesday, | Tth., with a party to celebrate her | 5th. birthday. Guests who enjoyed | pinning the nose on a clown, and | joining in‘a scavanger hunt, were, ‘Jimmie and Robbie Major; Terry | and Rhonda Moore; Betty and Dic- | kie Casterline; Bonnie and the guest of honor Patti Moore, parents Philip and Phyllis also Grandma | Beatrice Moore, Tony and Janet (Moore) Costa, and family have neturned to | their home in Taunton, Mass., after visiting. mother, Beatrice: Moore, | and relatives here for a week. Mrs. Lucy Morgan, was admitted | to the General Hospital last Friday, | for tests and treatments. Chin up Lucy, we are all rooting for you. Albert Matukitis, son of Mr. and Mrs. Alex Matukitis, and his Pal, | William. Roberts of ‘Fernbrook, have | enrolled in King’s -College. Albert will major in Biology. Mr. and Mrs. Jay Blogner, and children Melinda and Brerda, West- | Chester; visited parents Earry and Florence Martin, from Thursday until Monday (Labor Day). Par- ents Mr. and Mrs. Herman Bloomer were dinner guests Sundiy even- ing, of Martins and the young Bloomers. BRTHDAY PARTY A birthday dinner party was held, Tuesday ‘evening (7th.) /in the home of Mr. and Mrs. Hary Mar- tin, - honoring. Beatrice’s sig day. Guests were Mr. and Mr. Harry | Martin, Sr., Mr. Alex Cok; Carl Stanton; Billy, Judy, Jimme, Harty Jr., and Beatrice. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Mefullough, Lincoln, Del., spent Saturdy, Sun- day, and Monday with Vr. and Mrs, Harry Martin, Sr. ‘Always Running Out of BOTTLED GAS ? ? STOP IT AT ONCE!!! CALL UBURBAN Propane GAS For New Constant Flow Bulk Service De- | ; Carol Ann Weiss, dauhter of 1.654-4624 Mrs. Margaret Weiss, Rymn Road, visited her mother over tk week- N. MAIN ST. end. Carol has accepted aposition | as typist for Litten Incoporated, (Electronics) and is living vith her sister Marian, (Mr. and Mrs George Edwards) in Hyattsville, M. PITTSTON, PA. << <i a i a <a GD <a I< <a Boston Sore. JUST A SPIN OF THE DIAL and you reach THE BOSTON STOIE DALLAS SUBSCRIBER; DIAL DIRECT 823-4141 Harveys Lake. Sweet Valley nd Centermoreland Dial 674-181 In Wilkes-Barre — NO DLL CHARGE. ] Fowler, Dick and Walker The Boston Store weekend. Sunday guests were Aunt | Agnes Spencer of Shavertown; and | son Edward Moore, his wife Lena | and children. Also grandsons Char- | day, with the W.S.C.S. meeting in | Jr. have returned to their home in | N."Y. “after | the holiday weekend at home here Scholarship Recipients Named By Lehman Woman's Club Group Lehman Women’s Club held their | first meeting of the season recently in Lehman Fire Hall, Mrs. Edward | A. Jones, presiding. | Mrs. Richard Bingaman, Finance | Chairman announced that a games | party will be held Friday, October | 15, at 8 p.m. in Idetown Fire Hall. | Mrs. James Tarasavage is geenral i hnirman, It was also announced | that the Club will sell note paper and envelopes picturing historic | [schevies of Pennsylvania. This is a state federation project to help | promote Pennsylvania. Mrs. Paul Henritzy, Education | Chairman, reported that those who will receive the Scholastic Awards | this fall are Bernadine Rusiloski, | | who will attend College Misericordia and Robert Rood, who will attend | General Hospital Schoo! of Nurs- | ling, as a member of the first male class. Both are graduates of Lake- | Lehman High School. | Fine arts chairman, Mrs. Robert | Disque, reported that the club will for high school seniors. Mrs. Ray Udall, mace an appeal for donors to the Lake-Lehman PTA sponsored Blood Drive. one wishing to donate may call her for more information. | § sponsor a Sewing and Art Contest Any | walkers that are available to any- one have temporary need of them. Call | Mrs. for information. Alan Landis, son of Mr. and Mrs. in the community who may | Russell Coolbaugh of Lehman | mer resident of S. Memorial High- | | or Mrs. Edward A. Jones of Qak Hill | | | | {Medal at Keesler Airforce Base. Jack Landis of Oak Hill was guest | | speaker. He showed slides of his year as a Rotary Exchange Student | to the Netherlands and his tour of | England, France, Germany, Belgium, Norway, Sweden, and Italy. Alan will attend Dickenson College this fall. Hostesses for the evening were, | Mrs. Willis Gentile, Mrs. Paul Hen- | ritzy, Mrs. William Cole, and Mrs. | Edward A. Jones. Guests were, | Mrs. Richard Pollina, Mrs. William | Michaels, Mrs. Edmund Barnett, | Mrs. Betty Leggart, Mrs. Thomas | | Gas and Oil Company. | Duffy, Mrs. Chester Hill, Mrs. John | Callahan, | rella. and Mrs. Irene Passa- Attending were Mesdames Wil- | liam Cole, Robert Disque, Loius Lan- | ing, Charles Bednar, Edward Ka- | nasky, Richard Bingaman, Charles | Ely, Eston Adelman, Michael Godek, Leon Bartz, Willis Gentile, Paul Henritz, Francis Fertal, William Motyka, John Chesnovitch, Richard Sloan, James Tarasavage, Ray Udall The club has wheel chairs. ‘and | and Jack Landis, Charles Long Attends Convention 1 { [son to make | Indianapolis, Indiana. | by two other dealers at the turn-: | drove to Friendship @ Airport Baltimore, Maryland. From their | they went ‘on to Indianapolis, where they were met by buses which took them to the training school where their own mechanics as well as their dealers mechanics are trained. They were then taken | to Claypool Hotel where they were i entertained until 11 o'clock in the | hospitality room. Next morning after checking | luggage and having breakfast, they For Dealers In Indianapolis Charles Long, Sweet Valley, was | were taken to -the training farm. | among the dealers of Massy-Fergu- | It is the only farm of its kind in a trip recently to | the He was met | shown the different machines, the advant- | so decided * to come along with | pike interchange and together | | ages and disadvantages. over the | at competive country. There the ' competive machines, machines. The equip- machines of ‘his choice. A box caterer. Airport for their return trip to Baltimore. Supper was served on the plane. They arrived in Balti- on home. Beaumont The “back to college” group this week includes Reed Balewski, Robert Belles, Paul Brown, and Barbara Hadsall at Wilkes College; { Mary Ann Johnson, Carol Smith, and Joyce Smith at Mansfield State | College; Judy Balewski at Lock | Haven State College; and Charles Smith at Bloomsburg State College. Susan Hadsal, nurse at MT. Sinai Hospital, N. Y., and her sisters Bar- | bara and Gail chaperoned by bro- | ther Richard have returned from | |'a motor trip to California. Mr. and Mrs. William Parry, trin to Atlantic City. Mrs. Raymond ' Janusanis daughter, Michelle; of Wilkes-Barre, | are visiting Mr. and Mrs. John Juris, Hilldonia Ave. for a few days. Save On THE DALLAS POST Your Printing Miss Patty Traver is at Middle- | town High School, N. Y., for second year as math. teacher. her | Earl Johnson remains very ill at | General Hospital. Edward Freeman tenants at court. has several his Plattsburg trailer Paul Meeker is on leave from the ! | | | | | U.S. Army due to the serious ill- | ness of his mother, pital. Mrs. Norma | Meeker, a patient at General Hos- | d EYES EXAMINED GLASSES FITTED CONTACT LENSES DR. I. BERGER OPTOMETRIST 27 Machell Ave., Dallas Phone 674-4921 ® The ® The ® The ® Rats aroma attracts flavor - appeals are eliminated Flavorized and the young - - Rat Family. 674-3888 Kills rats and mice the easy way =- =- - - consumption kills RAT Kakes RATS LOVE THEM! CATS HATE THEM! Designed for easy “carry home” qualities. Male rat takes it back to the nest for female you get rid of whole ANNAN EVANS DRUG STORE Prescription Pharmacy Shavertown RATS! and | they were ment was demonstrated and each | dealer was allowed to operate the | lunch was served at the farm by a | About 4:30 ‘the group left the | farm by bus and were taken to the | more Thursday night and motored | Ola Goss Manor Saginaw Street, have returned from | a combined business: and pleasure with i WARFARIN 674.4681 | Ky. Mr. DALLAS, PENNSYLVANIA Trucksville Mr. and Mrs. Fred Gibson, New ; Walnutport, spent the weekend York City, will arrive tomorrow to | with Mr. and Mrs. Nicholas Konek | spend the weekend with his parents, | and family, Hellers Grove. | Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Gibson, Brown | Mr. and Mrs. Charles Prutzman, Manor, Carverton Road. Maple Street, entertained recently Major Edmond J. Barkowski, for- | at an outdoor picnic at their home. Guests were Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Yanchik and family, Wilkes-Barre. and Mr. and Mrs. William Casterline | Miners Mills. way, has been decorated with the | U. S. Joint. Service Commendation Major Barkowski is married to the | Ronald Prutzman and Richard former Claire Martin from Canada. ' Yanalunas spent the week #§f Au- Mr. and Mrs. John W. Bednash | gust 30 at Lake Cajau in "Hollins- and family, Meadowecrest, will. move | dale where they were the guests of shortly to Harrisburg where Mr. | Richard's grandparents, Mr. and Bednash has been transferred. Mr. | Mrs. George Owen, Cliffside Avenue. Bednash is associated with Texas | Susan Kresge, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Donald Kresge, Mount- Judith Gross, daughter of Mr. ville, is spending some time with and Mrs. Paul Gross, Sutton Road, | her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Cc. | left Saturday for Syracuse Uni-|F, Kresge, Cliffside Avenue. | versity where she will begin her| ar. nd Mrs. Michael Joseph | Junior year. | Purcell have taken up residence in Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Kelly, | Pensacola, Fla. Mrs. Purcell is the | Springfield, spent a recent week- | | former Luanne Lisnak, Swoyers- end with his brother and sister- | ville. Mr. Pursell, a graduate ‘of in-law, Mr. and Mrs. William Kelly, | | Kings College, Limewood Road. Me, and Mrs. Edward J. Mrez and Wesley Bellas returned to family, Meadowcrest, have returned N. from a fishing trip to northern Can- J ada. Snow covered the around | several days with relatives and where the family camped and bears | friends here. were often seen looking for food. | Mr. and Mrs. Edward Simmons, Mr. and Mrs. Tim Groff have | Harris Hill Road, had as weekend taken up residence in Lexington, | Groff is attending the Uni- | guests Mr. and Mrs. Charles Thomp- versity of Kentucky. son’ and daughter Lucille of Long Stephen Konek and Helen Bloss, Island, N. Y. ig attending Naval Flight School in Pensacola. has spending | Somerville, after £ Gxt RING YOUR TITLE SWING A Tl ON ANY OF OUR '65 RAMBLERS IN STOCK! SWAP N GO DEALS ON OUR SELECT USED CAR DEALS, T00— 1962 Plymouth Belvedere H. T. Sedan. White. Radio, Heater, Auto. Many other extras. One owner. mileage. 1963 Studebaker Lark 2. door Sedan. Low Mileage. One owner Low 1959 Rambler Super 1961 Rambler American Conv. 6 cylinder, 4 dr. Sedan. (White). Radio, Heater, Ivory. Auto. Trans., Radio, Priced to sell. Heater. Many other extras. Std. Shift.” © Auto. 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