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Two Local Girls In
U. S. Bir Force
Two Back Mountain girls have
recently joined the ranks of the
U. S. Air Force. Airman Kathleen
daughter of Mrs. Dorothy
Jones, Shavertown has completed
training at Lackland AFB, Texas,
as a medical services assistant and
is now assigned to Gunter Air Force
Base, Alabama.
Miss Judith Rother, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Rother, Maple-
wood Avenue, has been selected
for training at Amarillo, Texas, as
an Air Force Supply Specialist. She
too, has completed basic training
at Lackland Air Force Base.
Dallas High School.
NAME OMITTED
‘Apologies to Keith DeVincentes
for omitting his name from the
ninth grade Dallas Junior High
School Honor Roll.
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Miss Linda Kutzer On Nov. 25
Miss Linda Mae Kutzer, daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. Peter Kutzer, 84
Summit Street, Edwardsville, will
become the bride of Carl German,
Jr., son of Mr. and Mrs. Carl Ger-
man, Sr.,
Heaven Church, Dallas.
Rev. ‘Michael Rafferty will per-
form the nuptial mass.
Miss Loretta Harvey, Dallas, will
be maid of honor for the bride-
elect and Philip Gaughan, New York
will serve as best man for
Mr. German.
A reception for the bridal party
and immediate family will follow
at .the home of the bride.
The newly weds will leave im-
mediately for 84 Merrill Street;
Rochester, where they will reside. !
Miss Kutzer is a graduate of Ed- |
wardsville High School and is em-
ployed as a labor ary technician at-
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Dallas RD 1, on Thanks- |
| giving morning at 11 at Gate of
Valley Crest.
The bridegroom elect, an alumnus
of Dallas High School, is employed
by the Eastman-Kodak Company at |
N.Y.
Rochester,
To Aid Missionaries
Letters from Guatemala, Africa
and Korea were read at a recent
meeting of the Missionary Society
of Glenview P.M, Church from mis-
sionaries stationed in those coun-
tries.
The ladies will send used men’s |
shirts as the project of the group
for next month.
A Christmas party will be held
at the home of Mrs. Earl McCarty,
Lehman on December 2.
Attending the meeting were Mes-
dames Sam ‘Higgins, Blanche Cris-
pell, George Shaver, Charles Se-
| ward, George Shaver, Jr., Andrew
Derrick, Earl McCarty, Miss Verna
Lamoreaux and the hostess.
To Hold Clinic
Visiting Nurse Association will
hold Well Baby Clinic at Shaver-
town YMCA on Thursday, Novem-
ber 18th. Postponement due to Hol-
iday on November 11th.
THE DALLAS POST, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 18 1965
DALLAS, PENNSYLVANIA
Ruxiliary Planning Arrangements For Home Builders Association Dinner Dance Mr. And Mrs. Wilfred Anderson
Back Mountain area residents are
playing ‘committee roles for the
annual dinner-dance of the auxil-
iary of the Home Builders’ Asso- |
ciation of Northeastern Pennsyl-
vania set for Saturday night, No-
vember 20 at the Irem Temple |
Country Club.
They include, standing, left to
right, Mrs. Howard Whitesell, Dal-
whose husband is
president of the Home . Builders’
Association; Mrs. Wilbur
whose husband is one of the de-
las Township,
Pastrami Baked Ham
Capicola Corned Beef
Jewish Salami Salami
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Potato Salad Macaroni Salad
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Lobster Salad
Fresh Cut Fruit Salad
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Imp. Sardines
RETAIL
Shorts, | b3-
Samii to 9 “p.m.
near
velopers of College Manor
College Misericordia and who also !
serves as membership chairman of |
the Home Builders’ Association of
| Pennsylvania; Mrs. Michaels, Dallas;
Mrs. W. S. Breckenridge, Mrs. Dur- |
| land Daron, Dallas; and Mrs. Robert
| Tippett of Westmoreland Hills.
| Seated, left" to right,
‘Angelo Costello, Mrs.
Cochran, Mrs. Joseph Clemson, Mrs.
| Carl Nardell, and Mrs. John Hanus.
Nesbitt Hospital
are Mrs.
Plans Holiday Fair And Tea
| Setting for the Fair and Tea of |
the Women’s Auxiliary of Nesbitt
new Nurses Home, Kingston, which
will be gaily decorated for the affair.
The date is December 1, from 11
Tea and home-
made cookies will be served, and
a silver offering will be received.
| Christmas gifts.
On sale will be Christmas decora-
tions, as well as a great variety of
Many of the mem-
| bers will have an unusual display
of arts and hobbies. There will
‘also be a a bake sale of delicious
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William |
Hospital, sponsored by the Shaver-
| town Branch, : will. be held in the
| the opinion of many people ‘My
| Fair Lady.”
To Celebrate 32nd Annviersary
Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred Anderson, !in PTA, Football Mothers and the
| Holly Street, Trucksville, will ob- Trucksville Methodist Church,
| serve their 32nd wedding anni- "where she and her family are mem-
| versary on Wednesday, November | bers.
| 24. Mills.
| Mrs. Anderson, the former Mar-| Her husband, a long time em-
| garet Deininger, Taylor, and Mr. | ployee of the Burroughs Company
| Anderson were married at the Tay- (is a member of Trucksville Fire
{lor PM. Church by Rev. Joseph Company, its Civil Defense Unit
| Mason. | and the Back Mountain WW veiing
| They have resided in Trucks- | Team.
| ville for over two decades and have! There are five children: Mrs. Joan
| participated in many community en- Barbuto, Trucksville; Wilfred, Jr.,
deavors. For a bit of relaxation | Poughkeepsie; Mrs. Carl Straley,
they turn to quiet streams where | Noxen; Mrs. John Brady, Trucksville
[oy cast their lines with equal!
expertness. [ John, at home. Three grand-
hild lete the family circle.
2 | Mrs. Anderson has been active Coo complete the family
0 Mrs. Tippett and Mrs. Daron are C : : t
harg f ticket: M Heaps hri C { Gi { Id
ji 2 en BN Coe, I1S mas Id S, 1 eas
Mrs. Brechenridoe are planning oo
Highlight YWCA Homemaker Class
| orations. ‘Entertainment will be ar- |
ranged by Mrs. Michaels, Mrs. |
Shorts, and Mrs. Whitesell. Mrs. | The YWCA Back Mountain Home- | you how to make Christmas candles,
| maker’s Holiday Program held | glamorous holiday tie ons for your
| guest day last Tuesday. A soup Christmas boxes and luscious net
luncheon was ‘served and Chuck | center pieces. If your desire is to
Bauer of Sears, Roebuck & Co. was | have a sparkling new hat for those
guest speaker. . The vacuum cleaner | holiday parties join the millinery
donated by Sears, Roebuck & Co. | class or if you want a slim, trim
| was won by Mrs. Edward Miles. | figure to show off your holiday
| The new series of classes begits) finery you may join the slimnastics
November 16 and runs for eight] class. If you want to dress up your
weeks, four classes before the Holi- | home for the gala season join the
| day season and four after the first | lampshade class.
of the year. Classes are held every |
Tuesday morning in the Educational |
| Building of the Shavertown Meth-
| odi h. There i i
Each of the eight branches co- | ois Chua There isn supervised
nursery for pre-schoolers.
| operating in the affair will have 2 Mos of the ‘lis ih
separate booth at the Fair. Man ses in the pre-
I> women belong to the ay holiday series will help you to have
jary, ‘both’ from - Shavertown znd | la very Merry Christmas. There is
from the Centermoreland Branches. a tt GC es and
: . . | Bazaar Ideas which will enable you
fae = the oy Chi: | to make fabulous holiday decora-
BR SONORA Joa mre Mis. Josep | tions and lovely Christmas gifts.
Marsh and Mrs. William Brown. | There is also a special class called
The public is cordially invited. | Holiday Fantasy that will teach
| Nardell will be assisted by Mrs.
| Robert Rebennack, Huntsville Road,
Lehman Township on the publicity
committee. Reservations are in
charge of Mrs Clemson.
Ruxiliary
The sewing class offers you an
opportunity to make a glamorous
gown for those holiday festivities.
This series will give you andfmpor-
tunity to improve your bridg: game
or to join an art class and give
your friends a painting done by you
as a most original Christpes gift.
All in all this series is a i for
the woman who cares. 7
homemade bread, cinnamon rolls,
fects. cakes and fruit cake.
Enlistee Honored
At Birthday Party
A birthday party was held re-
cently at the home of Mr, and Mrs.
Lewi O. Bedford in honor of Rodney
Weiss, Orange.
Breath- Taking Scenery In Slides
Shown Book Club By Charles Nuss corn sso ponoret vs cn
: | He is stationed at Parris Island,
| Members of the Book Club en- Charles Gates, C. A. Coughlin, Floyd | S.C.
joyed a program of colored slides | Sanders, A. D. Whitebread, T. B. 8 i : ;
fs by Mr. and Mrs. Charles | Bobo, Thomas J. Graham, Pater D. a. bahar oe 2g Jos Jon
| Nuss Monday afternoon at the No- Clark, W. B. Jeter, Harold Titman, | 514, and Jerry, Mr. and Mrs. Alvin
| vember meeting. Richard Rudolph, Mitchell Jenkins, | Dixon; Mr. and Mrs. Louis O. Bed-
Mr. and Mrs. Nuss, recently re- | Frank Townend, Roy Flick, A. G. | ford, Kristie and Kimberly and the
turned from a visit to Berlin, had | Rutherford, Ornan Lamb, Ben H. | guest of honor.
an opportunity to visit Switzer- | Edwards, George Gregson. Sor ~~
land, Austria, Lichtenstein, as well | Thomas Heffernan, Arch Hutchi- | To Be Organized =
as England, taking pictures in color | son, Paul Gross, Albert Jones, John gli
as they went. O’'Malia, George Jacobs, Howard N. | . A new Boy Scout Auxiliary fg be-
Dana Crump. George Montgomery, | ing formed in Trucksville, “First
Thomas Heffernan, T. M. B. Hicks, junseting of the group will be held
Charles Frantz, Misses Frances Dor- & Monday evening, November 22
d Fl hoe mt the Trucksville Building.
Poe an ooo Binclagte | Election of officers will be held
Magnificent scenery of Austria
recalled to many members the
breath-taking backgrounds of “The
Sound of Music,” where Austria is
the backdrop for one of the best
musicales in years, outclassing in Glen Roman Kozemchak
Glen Roman Kozemchak, son of
The Book Club program followed | Mr. and Mrs. Walter Kozemchak
a routine business meeting, which | celebrated his eighth birthday with
| equipment discussed. Also on the
agenda wil be information on ob-
taining credits to attend summer
camp.
All those interested in Soouting
a. 4 DAVID WADE
Winner of America’s Leading Food Demonstrator Award for 1965.
NOVEMBER 20, 1965
4:30 PM. to
1:30 PM.
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IMMEDIATELY FOLLOWING THE YALE- HARVARD FOOT BALL GAME
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| ing year,
| severe months of winter.
Thomas treasurer,
| ander secretary.
saw officers reelected for the com- | 2 Party for some of his classmates | are urged to attend.
and no change made in |2t his home on Overbrook Avenue
the present schedule which elimi-| on Saturday afternoon.
nates meetings during the most The children had various games
| to play in which the winners re-
‘McKinley Longs’ Feted
‘On 49th Anniversary
Mrs. George Montgomery retains ceived prizes. They also enjoyed Mr. and Mrs. McKinley Long,
the presidency. Mrs. George Jacobs playing army with their guns in | gyeet Valley, were feted at a fam-
: : > | the back yard. The boys presented | ; : Ta
| is vice president, Mrs. Herman | ily dinner party on Sunday, Novem-
| Glen with some very nice gifts.
| ber 7, in honor of their 49th wed-
Present at the party were Larry
| ding -anniversary.
Mrs. James Alex-
a : ' Parsons, James Myak, Jeffrey Lin- | Present were Mr. and Mrs, John
ftp to table vivid with fall, gio geott Slocum, Greg Kuhnert, | | Richards and Sharon, Mr. and Mrs.
coloring, Mrs. Stanley Rinehimer | Paul Lavitsky. Cliff Kozemchak and | Bud. Smith. Visio: Viol Te.
on Mrs. James Alexander poured | in. guest of honor. voy Jr Dovion, Long, Langaster;
or JE, }
Mesdames Wesy Steelman, { Mr and Mrs, J. Long and ment,
Millersville; Miss Pearl Edwards, Mr
| and’ Mrs. William Ferrey, Sr., and
| Lily June; Mr. and Mrs. Charles
Long, Gloria Wanda and Marilee
Beth, Mrs. June Iveson and Brad
and the guests of honor,
Shannon Children, Home
| David Burton Roat John, eight, Tara, five and Kevin,
| Ie two, children of Mr. and Mrs. John |
Th an a oa | Shannon, Wyoming Avenue, have |
fugyoon hong, srucisville, heeams | returned home: alter being patients |
the parents of a séven pound, three | at General Hospital last week. The
ounce son, David Burton, November children, all suffering from a virus,
8, at Nesbitt Hospital. ' There is |
| another son, Harry, III, four. Mrs. | . 5
Roat is the former Jacqueline Perry, | Pitalized. Their parents were very
| Greenwood. . Mr. Roat is employed glad and thankful when the trio
with Roat’s Supply, Kingston. | returned home.
Ross Elementary School
Holds Open House, Tea
Open House was held . recently
| at Ross Elementary School, Sweet
Valley, sponscred by the Lake Leh-
| man. P.T.A.
| Parents visited Homerooms from
7:30 to 8:45 to discuss with the
{| teachers how the children ane pro-
gressing.. The students workbooks
|.and art work were on display.
| . Following room visitation a tea,
served California style was held in
the gymnasium for the faculty and
parents. The centerpiece for the
table was made by Mrs. Beryle
Updyke. .
Serving at the tea were, Mrs.
Betty Long, Mrs. Joan Cult, F and
Mrs. June Walsh.
Refreshment committee was
homeroom mothers of all six grades.
To Meet Friday
Monthly meeting of Cub Pack
were in the same room while hos- |
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