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~~ MOUNT ZION
A telegram went recently to
Donald Vasko on duty in Germany,
telling that he became the father
of Kimberly Dawn, born to Lucy | been a young collie running the
Daniels Vasko (in Erlanger, Ken-
tucky, on November 4. Mrs. Vasko’s
parents are Ben and Lucy Daniels of
Mount Zion.
Phyllis Seiple,
q. in a hospital in Harrisburg problem is he wants to run the
ere she was working as a regis- | roads too, and we have reared him
Latest reports are on a line and leash. One night he
tered nurse.
that her condition is improved.
Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Weatherly of morning and sat out, in the kitchen
Moorestown, N. J., with their chil- | with the door shut telling him over
dren Margaret, Mark and Peter,
visited their parents Rev. and Mrs. |
Ralph Weatherly of Happy Hill and quit your whining!”
recently.
Bullets Whizzing on Happy Hill
Reports from over on the Happy
Hill section are that bullets struck
a number of windows between nine
and ten o'clock last week Wednes-
day night. Glass was broken in the
door at Weatherly’s, and the pic- |
ture window in Alden Earl’s house,
a bedroom window in Robert Earl's,
and a window. in. Stelma’s house. gave us the altar flowers, beautiful
State Troopers are investigating.
. MT. ZION
The Dallas Post was functioning
perfectly last week.. In my column
I had registered puzzlement that
the Reese twins should be riding
the bus to West Pittston when they |
attend church ‘in « Avoca, - Well,
Richard Reese told me he read my
column in the Dallas Post. I asked
how come he saw -it. Said that
Rev. Gommer had sent them a copy
at Falls where they live. Living at
alls gets them on the bus to West |
Pittston High. School. But their |
church loyalties are still at Avoca.
Thanks, 'Dallas “Post.
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- daughter of Mr. | nights,
and Mrs. Harold Seiple of Mt. Zion | only to do it all over again.
| after 4 T gave up and went to bed.
{1 wanted Cathy to be able to get
| sented in ‘our honor by our two were little tin whistles and others
‘potted chrysanthemum which can |
fume — and love! Several cards| and
| came from some who knew. We |
think it would be nice for our] THE NEWS
fiftieth if both girls were home. | HALLOWEEN PARADE
‘Anytime I sides of the house!
ant to get some problem straight- years we have had books with the
““ened out Fl air it in the Post!
They fill the town-the night is,
1 Gilbert line. And there is a book ‘theirs;
(we don’t have one) with the Thev're cowboys, hoboes, million-
Stowell line, my - mother’s. Now aires;
| each and every individual
THE DALLAS POST, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 18, 1965
Well I feel a little bit delicate
about the problem that has dis-
turbed our rest lately. There has
possible about the lines that center
in oneself. It all means that some-
where way back there somebody
cared enough to write down some-
thing about their family.
SOMETHING NEW
The Festival of Faith, an annual
presentation by the Wyoming Val-
ley Council of Churches, has a new
feature this year (it comes next
Sunday, by the way, at Wilkes-
Barre’s First Presbyterian Church)
in that children’s choirs from many
participating churches are singing.
So the children’s choir of our Mt.
Zion church will be a part of the
massed choirs next Sunday. Cathe-
rine took five of her choir down to
i rehearsal last Sunday afternoon.
They were Kevin Kintz, Dick]
Holmes, Georgette Swan, Janice
‘some sleep so she wouldn't be i King and Karen Earl. The children
wrecking the composing room at | | were quite impressed by the large
the Post! 1 guess it will not last | number of other children, over two
more than a week or so. | hundred, and ‘also were .curious
FORTY EIGHTH ANNIVERSARY | about the pipe organ, with pipes
We had it last Sunday. No hidden behind curtains, and how
! chance to celebrate, for we were all many pipes are there? And will
dated up. But.- Mt. Zion Church the curtains be raised so we can
see the pipes? Catherine explained
Ito them that many of the pipes
roads followed by three or four old
dogs. Tuffy somehow senses ‘that
such excitement is in the air and
he just hasn't been able to sleep
out the other,
The
In one door,
was so restless I got up at 3 in the
and over again,
“No, Tuffy, yeu
| can’t go out.
Settle down, lie down:
A little !
| big yellow mums, which were pre-|
were huge square wooden boxes.
"daughters. I had brought home 2
be set out in the spring. Also 3;
red rose buds to add color and per- |
THE MUSE
And our pastor and his son Phillip |
came to congratulate us Saturday |
night.
COSTUMES WIN PRIZES
By Seaman
Parades may come, Parades may go,
| But just in case you didn't know,
The Halloween Parade’s a show
You shouldn’t miss.
It’s darkest dark-in groves and pairs
ANCESTORS
Now our girls can know they
really have ancestors from both
For a few
It’s childish bliss.
Large and smallish different sizes,
Ruth has a quite complete set of
charts of her father’s line, the Dia-
ments, extending back into the Weirdly costumed, gay surprises.
Hugenots in Holland. She has quite Here we come-now where's our
an extensive history of her mo- prizes ?
ther’s side, the Biles family, many |
of whom used to be around] EDUCATED BEES TURN OUT
Wyalusing, Camptown and Homet’s | DIFFERENT FLAVORS
Ferry. When we took that trip a. This column knows the doctor
few weeks ago to Philadelphia and Who owned the bees before,
into south Jersey we began to get And heard the honeyed tale
acquainted with more of the Dia-| Of flavors, six or more.
ments, and out of that trip we now | The good doc then invited us
have these charts. What an amaz- | To come on up and see,
ing composite unit of humanity | And meet her royal highness
is! I! The busy.lime Queen bee.
think it is nice to know as much as| But we didn’t get to see her
ees | A fact that - we regretted,
For the story was intriguing
And our appetite was whetted.
So it’s nice to hear the news
That the bees are now our neigh-
bors,
And our town will soon be buzzing
With six delicious flavors.
REPUBLICANS RETAIN HOLD
IN BACK MOUNTAIN
Revublicans in other places
Fell, very badly, on their faces,
But we, I guess are like Vermont,
A rockribbed G. O. P.ers haunt,
Halloween’s for this.
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Employee suggestions profit both | High School, married to the former |
the suggester
Nothing illustrates this more than |
the achievement record last month |
at R.C.A., Lancaster, Pa.
the month of August, 256, suggest-
and the company. | Betty Space, Noxen, and has four entertained on Sunday
| children David, Charles, III, Steven,
Through |
| and Peg Williams Ruggles, Pa.
ions have been adopted and put into |
effect in this plant.
Charles Williams" Jr. Dept. 46,
+ Michele Mead
pictured above receiving a check for |
$143. from J. W. Dixon, foreman. |
| 1, Dallas, announce the birth of a
additional amount over and above |
This amount due him represents the
the $500. check he received for his
award-winning suggestion involving
a parts assembling process in the
Parts Manufacturing activity.
Chuck was named the year’s Lan-,
caster
He is a graduate of Lake- Noxen
| and Susan. He is the son of Charles
Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Mead, RD
seven pound, seven and a half ounce
| daughter, Michele, November 5 at
Nesbitt Hospital. There are two
| other children, Linda Lee, four and
| Jimmy, too. Mrs. Mead is the former
SUGGESTER-OF-THE-YEAR. |
Sue Parsons, Kunkle. Mr. Mead is in
farming at Elk Lake.
Robert G. Shouldice Nominated
To Lycoming College “Who's Who"
Robert G. Shouldice, son of Mr. |
Shaver- |
and Mrs.. Paul Shouldice,
town, was one of twelve Lycoming
College seniors recently nominated
by his fellow upper-classmen to the
1965-66 edition of Who's. Who
Among Students in American Uni-
versities and Colleges. Nomination
was on the basis of service to the
college and community, as well as
academic standing. |
Robert i ig chairman of the Student
Union Board and of the Student |
Union Development Committee. He |
is a member of Lambda Chi Alpha,
Local Union No. 71, Student Associ-
ation, and the Faculty Evaluation
committee. He .is also a Resident
Advisor ‘and = participated in the
: Campus Leaders Conference.
Who's Who was founded in 1934
Pupils of Louie Ayre
To Give Recital Sunday
A group of Back Mountain Stu-
dents of Piano will be presented by
Louie W. Ayre in an Ensemble Re-
cital, Sunday November 21st at
3:00 p. m. in St. Clement's Parish
House, Lockhart Street, Wilkes-
Barre.
Debbie Anthony, Ann Barnes,
Cathy and Debbie Cawley, Beth
Clarke, Nancy ‘Covert, Lorrene and
Raelene Daring, Christine Demmy,
Elizabeth and Peter Eckman, Caro-
lyn Edwards, Judy Fielding, Joanne
Gensel, Jane Gilmartin, Nancy Gor-
don, Ann Graham, Debbie Koehl,
Glenda and Patti Larson, Katharine
Loveland, ‘Alda Maturi, Brian Mec-
Cartney, Mary Miller, Diana Moore,
Megan Moore, David, Dawn and
Diane Morgan, Linda Nichols, Lu-
ella Olver, Sally Otto, Pamela and
Susan Pfeifer, Debbie Philo, Brenda,
Paula and Todd Richards, David
and Tom Rowett, Mary Ann
Sabadish, Renee Sander, Debbie Jo
Wasserott.
Soloists and audience as guests
of the students will also participate.
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a result of the student's own ap-
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upon in an all-campus election in
which only upperclassmen vote. |
Recognition means that the stu-|
dent was nominated by the college |
and accepted by the organization. |
ber of the 1940 class. | Hospital. Mr. and Mrs. Edward Bryant, Syra-
Portia Leigh Reynolds, daughter Mrs. Ruth Repotski, Hill Street, cuse, N. Y., and Mr. and Mrs. Nor-
of Atty. and Mrs. Joseph L. Reyn- is convalescing at home after an ill- | man Engle, Buffalo, N. Y.
olds, IL Knob Hill, was christened | ness. Mrs. Repotski recently return-, Mrs. Maurice Chernin, Carverton
in Prince of Peace Episcopal Church, | ed from Mercy Hospital where she | Road, is a surgical patient in Gen-
Dallas, on Sunday, October 31.
her birthday. Guests Mrs. Boyd Mrs. Edward Staub, Jr. and family, | Street, is recuperating at her home
| Atherholt, Eugene Hoover, Ira|Plainsfield, N. J. | after surgery at Nesbitt Hospital.
| Hoover, Mrs. Bessie Roushey, the| Ensign Michael Purcell recently | Mrs. Luther Powell, Pioneer
hostess and the guest of honor. | completed flight school ‘at Penca- | | Avenue, is spending several days in
Mrs. Emma B. Maloney, Hail- Cola, Fla. He is now at navigation | | Pittsburgh as guest of Mr. and Mrs.
SECTION B — PAGE 5
TRUCKSVILLE
Chase Road. Mrs. Albert Mortimer, Jr., Holly
Card Club | Street, entered Nesbitt Hospital on
Mrs. Hairy Moricn. Pioneer Ave Monday for tests and observation.
| nue, entertained her card club on| Mr. and Mrs. Edward Martz and
Wednesday night. Prizes were won family, Chase Road, will leave to-
Saturday Girl Scout Troop 705
attended the production ‘Red Shoes’ |
presented at the Misericordia Awudi-
torium by the Junior League of
Wilkes-Barre in cooperation with
College Misericordia.
2 by Mrs. Bruce Owens and Mrs. Os-, MOITOW to spend the week end with
Mrs. Wallace Perrin, Sr., Holly ' .ay Smith. Others present were Mes- their son and daughter-in-law, Mr.
Street, and Mr. and Mrs. Richard | 4ames Harry Edwards, Samuel Ad-|and Mrs. Edward Martz, Jr., and
Montgomery and family, Hickory ams, Richard Smiles, Kenneth Ayres family, Holbrook, L. I. Both families
Street, spent the weekend with Mr.| ;nd James Wood. will return for Thanksgiving.
and Mrs. Wallace Perrin, Jr., and Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Ragukonis Mrs. Morris Brooks, Harris Hill
family at Roslyn. Mr. Perrin ‘and | ;ng family, Montclair, N. J., were Road, suffered injuries to her left
Mrs. Montgomery are brother and | recent house guests of his brother- | shoulder when she fell on a flight
sister. | in-law and sister, Mr. and Mrs. of stairs at her home on Friday
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Slusser, Church | Robert Swan, 204 Holly Street. morning.
Hill Road, recently attended a col-| Mrs. Donald Buzinkai and infant Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Bryant,
lege reunion at Virginia Polytech- | daughter have returned to their Pioneer Avenue, entertained at din-
nical Institute. Mr. Slusser is a mem- | home at Meadowcrest from Mercy ;
ner on Saturday night. Guests were
| eral Hospital.
Cub Pack, 155, will meet tomor-
row night at 8 in Trucksville Meth-
odist Church.
Mrs. Herbert Jenkins,
| was a medical patient several weeks.
Mrs. Edward Staub, Eleanor
Staub, and Mrs. Thomas C. Cawley
and family, Carverton Road, spent |
a recent week end with Mr. and |
Birthday Party
Geraldine Staub, Carverton Road, |
in honor of
Blanche Atherholt who celebrated Maple
stead, has moved ;, to a home on
school in Corpus Christi, Texas.
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