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DALLAS, PENNSYLVANIA
James Snyder Has
Seventeenth Birthday
~ James Snyder, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Charles Snyder, Claude Street,
was guest of honor. at a birthday
party given him by his parents on
Sunday. He was seventeen.
"The chocolate birthday cake with
‘pink candles made an attractive
centerpiece.
3 7 ose present were, Mr. and Mrs.
a¥rge Shaver, Jr., Tom and Alan
S.
FAver; Miss Mary Knorr, the hon-
Babson’s Forecast Is
Planned Fer January 4
/ <'THe Dallas Post paper will publish
“BARSON’S BUSINESS and FI-
NANCIAL FORECAST FOR 1966 on
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correct!
January 14.
A careful checking of the Babson
Predictions made in the BUSINESS
AND - FINANCIAL FORECAST ‘FOR
1965 upholds the remarkable aver-
age of the past years by being 86%
Below is the score for tha
last twenty years. The Babson Fore-
cast holds the best and highest
record for Annual Forecasts on U.S.
Future Business.
Forecast i) Forecast %
For Accurate For Accurate
1965 86 1955 84
1964 88 1954 86
1963 84 1953 84
1962 86 1952 88
1961 83 1951 86
1960 80 1950 81
1959 84 1949 80
1958 86 1948 91
1957 88 1947 93
1956 85 1946 95
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ni Over 300 children of Dallas ‘area! Games were played and prizes
enjoyed a visit with Santa on Satur-
vs :day ,afternon when Daddow Isadcs
¢ Post played host -at. a Christmas.
Party held at the Legion Home on
Memorial Highway. ’
Christmas Party
\ THE DALLAS POST, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 23, 1965
awarded and all the little ones. re-
ceived. gifts from Santa, plus stock-
ings and refreshments. Paul Shaver,
who ‘annually serves as chairman
of the big event, produced ‘a gala
Lake Lehman teachers held their
Meny Local Youngsters Feted By Daddow Isaacs Post
celebration for the youngsters. They
were’ ‘entertained by a jolly clown
and Al Camp led carol singing.
After the party, members of the
Post: carried 65: stockings filled with
goodies to the children’s wards” of
NOXEN.
spend Christmas with his sister,
Nesbitt Hospital.
i Assisting with arrangements were
Curtis Bynon, Commander; Edward
{ Buckley, Thomas Reese, Leonard
| and Wayne Harvey, Richard Fuller |
I 'and Richard Staub.
'Noxen Scouts Have
Christmas Party
Scoutmaster Warren B. Montross
wren nigra
hope and good spirits are high, i“
we express appreciation for your continued Wn
loyalty, and wish you the best of everything 7
for Christmas as always. Thank you. 2
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SEZESESEN
‘‘seph Shalata, Raymond Gunton, |
Classmates of Noxen Methodist Christmas party at Irem Temple
Church held their annual Christmas Country Club on Thursday evening.
party at the home of Mrs. Jacob ¢ Mrs. ‘Paul: Space . was taken to
Miner on Friday evening. The home General Hospital on Monday with
#- was" beautifully decorated with a pneumonia and returned home on
lovely ‘tree. The table was also dec~ Friday. Earl Beahm hag also return-
orated in the Christmas theme. . | ed from the General Hospital.
A business meeting was held,| Mr. and Mrs. George Swire,
after while games were played, Shickshinny, visited Mr. and Mrs.
carols sung, some readings and gifts Thomas Swire on Sunday. Mrs.
were opened. A delicious lunch was Thomas Swire has been in the hos-
served to the following: Mesdames: | pital with pneumonia, but is much
Dorothy French, Stella Shook, Jo-| better at’ this time.
; ; raver, son of Mr. and
Oscar Fish, William Butler, Francis i Traver, graduated
Schenck, William Munkatchy, Els- frm electronic school at Fort Mon-
Mrs. Philip Dendler .and ‘ family at entertained Cub Pack 530 at a
Rochester, Minn., and will return to | Christmas party at the Sporstmens
his employment. at Chevrolet, Tona- | Hall. They joined in trimming a
wanda on January 2nd. tree, after which Den 1 and 2
Chester Visneski and sons Ronnie pledged allegiance to the flag. Mrs.
and Ronald Nulton who are working George Maciarek is den mother of
ion tanks in’ Belaire, Md., are spend- den 1 and Mrs. Welford Scouten,
ing the week end at their homes in of den 2. The assistant den mothers
Noxen. tare Mrs. Allen Kitchen and Mrs.
Mr. and. Mrs. Alpha Dymond | Otto Sarmonis. Games were played,
spent Thursday at the home of Mr. | carols sung and refreshments serv-
and Mrs. Nile Frempter, Mehoopany. | ed to the following:
Mrs: Millard Pegg, Berwick, spent | Gregory Montross, Mrs. Fred
a week with Mrs. Joseph Hackling | Case, Mrs. James Barbacci,” Dwight
and Carl. 2 | Barbacei, Richard Traver, Richard
Joseph ~~ Arcioka, Bloomsburg, | A,jie Harvey, Timothy Belles, Jim
worth Field, Ray Kelley, was a
guest. Ray Gunton and Jacob Miner
took several pictures of the group.
Hostesses were Mrs. Miner and. Mrs.
Field and Mrs.. Munkatchy. Next
meeting will be held at the home
mouth; N.-J., on Friday. He expects
to be transferred to Maryland very
soon.
Larry Pederson, student at Clark-
son College of Technology, Potsdam,
spent a recent week with Mr. and
Mrs. James Patton.
Mrs. Burt Montross returned on
‘Saturday after submitting to sur-
gery at Tyler Memorial Hospital,
Meshoppen.
Belles, Kenneth Macialek, Gregory
| Moyer, Charles Winner, Michael
Kopcho, Joseph Luketic, Roger
Case, Judy and Jack Lee, Mrs.
George Macialek, Warren Montross,
; N. Y., is homé for the holidays with
of Mrs. Joseph Shalata. 1 his parents; Mr. and Mrs. Donald
Noxen Elementary School held Wall,
: ; Assistant ~~ Scout Master. Allen
Mr. and Mrs. Jeddie MacMillan Kitchen, Mrs. Welford Scouten,
and Nancy, spent Sunday with Mr.
to wish you, our good friends, the
~ happiest of holiday seasons and to extend our
heartfelt thanks for your valued patronage.
~ SHAVERTOWN OFFICE
At Christmastime
ow « « « we welcome the opportunity
an operetta, “Merry Christmas Mr: !
Snow Man” on Wednesday evening.
Albert Keiper left for Buffalo,
N.Y. on Saturday. He expects to
SANTA
Put Us On Your
We already have money
Clubs, Church Groups, Legions
Organizations
GIVE Just
ONE PEACE ROS
fo
MIKE LANGEL
seND TWO DOLLARS The [Dallas Post
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for 25... “We riced 50
‘Announcing
effective January 1, 1966 —
WILLIAM R. WRIGHT
will ‘enter the
General Insurance Business
with offices at
726 Miners Bank Bldg., Wilkes-Barre
Phone 823-8768 or 674-5201
— all forms of Insurance —
HRs y p;
ye — of
a
merry Christmas, and
EPL BRI TE TRAE PETE LE RELL TE TEAETE TE UTR TE TEI FERRET
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may you and your loved ones have a
al festivities and delights of this glad time.
CHECKERBOARD INN
CARVERTON ROAD
“The HAVIRS"
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and Mrs. Joseph Vilasi at Bingham-
10, ‘N.Y.
Mr. and Mrs. Howard Engelman
recently visited Mrs: George Engel-
man, Williamsport and Mr. and Mrs.
Evan Summerson, Plains.
Mr. and Mrs. Jay Dent, Blooms-
burg, visited her mother, Mrs. Jo-
seph Dotter, on Sunday.
Members of Harveys Lake Wo-
men’s Service Club delivered cheer
baskets to Senior Citizens of this
area, on Saturday.
Mrs. Thomas Edwards is no long-
er a guest at the Lane Nursing home
Tunkhannock. Her address is Wy-
oming, RD, c/o Mrs. Katie Klein.
Mr. and. Mrs. Ray Gunton have
rented the apartment, recently left
vacant by the death of Mrs. Norma
Meeker, to .Mr. and Mrs. Miles
Kibbler.
Mrs. David Williams has returned
to the home of her son at Fayette-
ville, N.C.
Beverly Lord; Endicott .and Ed-
ward Allen, Binghamton, visited the
Lewis Lords, on Saturday. :
Girl ‘Scout Troops 648 and. 651
visited the Morgus and. Carpenter
Yum Yum
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EXCITING NEW WORLD has
opened for Linda Whitecotton,
5, Baltimore, Md., since she was |
fitted with specially designed
artificial hand at March of Dimes
Birth Defects Center, Johns Hop- |
kins Hospital, Baltimore. Now |
the pretty child, bern without a
right hand, even helps her
mother with the dishes. Each year
250,000 babies are born in the
U.S. with this and other major !
birth defects. You can support
birth defects research -and pa-
tient care by giving to the March
of Dimes in January. i
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Tom Scouten, Theodore Jene Scout-
en, Mrs. Philip Race, Gilbert Har-
i vey, Mrs. Allen Kitchen and Allen |
Jr.
Convalescent Homes on - Saturday:
They entertained with Christmas
Carols and presented each patient
Gifts were also exchanged.
a small gift.
|" Mr.
| erie, Jeff and Debbie, Mrs. William
Engelman, Sheila and Sharon spent
| Sunday at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
Dale Engelman and family, Sayre.
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“It’s hard for a youngster
to learn good manners with.
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Decorated By Army
SP 4 FREDERIC B. LAMOREUX
SECTION B — PAGE 7
Sp 4 Frederic Lamoreux, son of
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Lamoreux, Fern-
brook, was recently honored by the
Commanding Officer of the 27th
Artillery Division.
Fred was voted “Soldier of the
Year” at ceremonies held December
12 at West End Armory. He is
1 member of the 104th Artillery
11d resides with his wife at R.D.
>. Bradley Creek, Endicott, N.Y.
Following the ceremony a Bat-
talion Revue was held and a re-
ption for corps and guests.
His parents were on hand to see
the medal pinned on their son.
Mr. and Mrs. Lamoreux received
. personal invitation to attend the
affair with a special note that
red’s award was a very special
one. East Dallas is proud of its
native son.
Yoard To Meet \
Executive Board of Dallas Senior
Woman's Club will meet Monday
evening, January 3 at the home
of Mrs. Ralph Dixon, Elmcrest
Drive, Dallas, at 8 p.m.
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