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SECTION A — PAGE 6
Miss Ruth Ann Scott Is Fiancee
Of Thomas C. Challenger, Kingston
Mr. and Mrs. Marvin F. Scott,
Shavertown, RD 5, announce the
engagement of their daughter, Ruth
Ann to Thomas C. Challenger son
of Mr. and Mrs. William H. Challen-
ger, 363 Elm Street, Kingston.
Miss Scott is a 1962 graduate of
Dallas High School and is employed
in the office of A. Rifkin and Com-
pany, Wilkes-Barre.
. church parlors.
Her fiance attended Kingston
High School, saw service in World
War II and is employed with Kinder
Mfg., Inc. Wilkes-Barre.
The wedding will take place on
March 5 at 2 p.m., in Dallas Metho-
dist Church swith Rev. Robert Shee- |
han officiating.
A reception will follow in the
School Board
(Continued from 1 A)
Permission was granted 7th and!
8th grade boys basketball team to
participate in the YMCA Central |
High School Tournament on Mon- |
day.
The following seniors from Col- |
lege Misericordia will do their prac-
Mrs. Shiber Henored
{ Dallas, was honored Sunday eve-
Bt Surprise Party
Mrs. Clara Shiber, Center Hill Rd.,
This picture was taken at a typi-
cal session of the. art class of the |
evening adult education program of
ning, January 2, at a surprise birth-
day party, at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. Ed Humphrey, “E. Walnut
Street, Kingston.
Attending were Mr.
Dallas Senior High School. Most
of these students are adult hobby- |
ists, but a few are regular students
and (Mrs, from the high school who have
tice teaching in Dallas School, Bar- | Burdette Moore, Nanticoke; Mr. and
bara Breslin, Josephine Byorick, Mrs. Alan Wilson, Mr. and Mrs. Don
Paulette Costa, Mary D’Amato, Dor- Paeglow, Dallas; Mrs Rheda Bartell,
othy Fenton, Rita Gouse, Margaret Fernbrook, the guest of honor and
DeCusatis, Margaret Krevenko, Ber- | host and hostess.
been unable to incorporate art into |
their schedule and are taking it
for credit. Although this started
as a class in oil painting, it is now
nadine Longo, - Kathleen MasterSon: ta
Marie McNertney, Susanne Moran,
Patricia Pease, Kathleen MecLaugh- |
lin, Maureen Purcell, Frances Serra,
Karen © Smith, Beverly Stanton, |
Donna Susi, Joann Touch and Carol!
Wagner. Pl
Atty. Valentine’s decision to pri
tect a piece of land behind Shaver- | I
EEE EEEN
SLACK
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Values to $9.95
Sizes 29 to 42
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‘Back Mt. Shopping Center
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Yost.
town’ Grade School by law of Ad-
| verse "Possession ' was approved ‘by
the Board. ‘Hanover National Bank
wishes to ‘sell the strip to Shaver- |
town ‘ Shopping Center ‘owners. |
Circle To Meet
“Christian Friendly Circle - of |
Huntsville Christian Church will
meet at the home of Miss Hannah
Invocation was ‘given by Rev. | Culp, Overbrook Avenue, Thursday
Charles Gommer, Trucksville Meth-
evening.
odist. Church. All directors were = Raval Culp, vice president will
| present except Harry Lefko. preside
Miss Shirley Louise Johns, Weds
Douglas Harry Lamoreux, Dallas
Miss Shirley Louise Johns, daugh-| Harold Lyons, cousin of the bride-
ter of Mr. and Mrs. Howard Johns, | groom, served as best man. Ushers
103 Church Street, Dallas,” became were Lee Hockenberry and Ray-
the bride of Douglas Harry ‘Lam- mond Roger Earl.
oreux, son -of Mr. and Mrs. Rush | The mother of the bride selected
| Lamoreux, Ryman Road, Dallas, on a sheath dress of blue and green
November 13 at Shavertown Metho- | brocade with black accessories and
| ‘dist Church - ’ a corsage of white pompons.
The double ring ceremony was | The bridegroom's mother chose
performed by Rev. Robert DeWitt 2 beige. lace dress with matching
.. | accessories and white pompon cor-
The bride, who was given in mar- sage.
riage by her father, wore a gown. | Mrs. Corey Major, maternal
of lace over white organza, styled grandmother of the bride, wore a
| fitted bodice,
with a scalloped. V neckline, long
full length tapered
sleeves and bouffant skirt.trimmed
with - Alencon: lace and resplendent |
with tiers of matching lace and
organza. Her fingertip’ veil of:
jeweled crown. She carried a cas-
| cade bouquet of white pompons and
roses. ; : .
Betsy Hopkins, maid of honor,
was. attired in a royal blue velvet
floor length gown, fashioned with
a round neckline, long . tapered
il- |
| lusion edged in lace fell from a
beige dress with lace trim, white |
accessories and a corsage of white
pompons
A reception followed the cere-
mony ‘in the church parlors.
The bride is a graduate of Dallas
High School and is employed by
Commonwealth Telephone
pany, Mr. Lamoreux attended Dal-"
| las’ High School and served three
vears with the U.S. Army. He is
employed at Natona Mills.
The couple are residing at 103
Church Street, Dallas.
THE DALLAS POST, THURSDAY, JANUARY 13, 1966
Dallas Evening Class Art Pupils Show Work
| open to artists who work in any | | course will open in the spring, and
medium. Students are given in - | there is room for more students in
dividualized instruction according ' many of the present courses.
to the creative problems they en- Registered for art are: Mildred
counter. | Lutes, Alma Miner, Jean Morris,
Other courses currently being of-'| Louise Hess, Dorothy Blase, Micki
fered in the evening school are | Demko, Donna Demmy, Hilda Schil-
woodworking, sewing, college math, | ling, Arthur Dale, Frances Colett,
short hand, typing, office machines, | Jay Borton, Rachel VanHorn; Fran-
speed reading, modern math, and ces Meeker, Johneta Binder, and
driver training. A creative writing H. J. Holdredge,
Dallas Senior Woman's Club
Plans Railsplitter's Ball
| Asa recent meeting of committee Mrs. Howard Wiley, Gener ral
members at the home of Mrs. How- | { chairman ‘is assisted ‘by Mrs: Henry
ard Wiley, arrangements were com- | Moyer as co chairman, and the fol-
pleted for the Dallas Senior Wo- | | lowing committees, Mrs. Daniel
man’s Club Dance to be held Satur- | Richards ‘and Mrvs.: Wiley, -reserv-
day evening, February 12 at Iremn| ations; Mrs. C. S. Wileman, publict-
Temple Country Club. | ty; Mrs. Henry Moyer, - Mrs. Ross
‘This year's dance will be titled, Lewin and Mrs. George Payne, dec-
“The Railsplitter’s Ball” and a large | orations; Mrs. Fred Eck, posters:
attendance is anticipated. Cocktails | Mrs. Harry Harter and Mrs. Wil-
will be served from 8 to 9 p.m., with | liam Clowdl, tickets.
dancing from 9 to 1.
Lake Hosts PTA Executive Board
First P.T.A. meeting to be held the regular meeting, February 14
at local elementary schools was at the high school.
called to order by the Lake area; (Cafeteria program, sponsored by
| vice president, Mrs. Carlene McCaf- homeroom ‘mothers, explained by
frey, with meditation, prayer, and ppg Irene Zaleskas, calls for 3 to 4
salute to the flag. | mothers. to attend to the students
while teachers eat lunch. If every
parent did her part this would meon
Mrs. Virginia Gennetts, program
chairman, introducted Mr. William
| Austin of the Dallas School System just one or two days per school |
Com- |
who delivered ‘a program on “Mod-
ern Math”,
Announcements included Foun-
t der’s Day meeting at Dallas High
February 21, speaker Dr. Mellman,
superintendent. of Dallas Area
School, and the Lakz Lehman Band
providing entertainment. I
| On February 17 at the high school
all eighth grade students and par-
ents are to meet with the Guidance !
Counselor to select subjects for stu-
dent to. prepare for his future.
|
| year. However, fewer volunteers
means more times a mother will be
‘required to attend. Mothers should
not .wait to be called as it is dif-
ficult for homeroom mothers to: con-
tact everyone. Instead, it would be
greatly appreciated if everyone
wculd call one of the homeroom
mothers and sign up for the pro-
gram, i
Program sponsored by the safety
and transportation committee is the! *
FREE |
sleeves and bell shaped: skirt. She
wore a matching headpiece and
carried a cascade - bouquet of blue
mums and white roses.
‘A prenuptial party was given by
Mrs. Eileen Sickler, Mrs. Wilda Nul-
ton and Miss Judy Novitski, at the
Sickler home in Beaumont.’
Ham Drawings
every week
April 9 — 1966
until
P.T.A. meeting,
{
school = bus program.
Pr, ed budget of tt -
rpposed budget of the Lake'Leh mothers expressed opinion of a long
man . School "District . PT.A. was
given to everyone attending the
to be voted. on at dents and the. many problems at
Several!
“Wait in’ Loyalville of about 20 foto
Mrs. Bertha Lamoreaux Anderson
Will Be Ninety Three, January 20
Mrs. Bertha Anderson, Ferguson
Avenue, Shavertown, will observe
her 93rd birthday anniversary on
Thursday, January 20.
In remarkably good health, Mus.
Anderson attends a number of ac-
tivities at Shavertown Methodist
Church and social functions given
by her friends. A former teacher.
Mrs. Anderson, is interested in all
about her, remembering her friends
and relatives on special occasions
and imbued with the conviction
that keeping busy is the best aid
to good mental and physical health,
She has resided with her sister,
Miss Ruth Lamoreux, since return-
ing to this area from the Far West
about twelve years ago. .
Born in Huntsville, Mrs. Ander- |
son is the daughter of the late
Elmer and Mary Etta Neely Lam-
oreux. For a number of years fol-
lowing ‘graduation she taught at
Courtdale, Lehman, East Dallas and |
Lake Schools. Seeking a better cli-
mate she: traveled’ to . Bridgeport,
Washington, where’ her brothers
lived and taught in that area for
two years. 'It was in the State of |
[i State University Aunt
To Meet At Hayfield House Sunday
Alumni of Pennsylvania State
University met for luncheon at
Hotel Sterling recently to plan an
Alumni social - gathering for Jan-
vary to be held at Hayfield House
in Lehman.
This group, Yeading the Univer-
sity Alumni phase in the current
$300,000 drive for Relocation and
Development of the country campus
for the local Penn State Center, |
hopes to contact all Alumni of the |
University now located = in * Wyo-
ming Valley and surrounding areas.
The social planned for Hayfield
is scheduled so that all Alumni can
see the million dollar estate before
construction begins ta convert the |
mansion into a: modern common- |
wealth campus. i
Miss Ruth Weidner is chairman
William Phillips, Main Street, Dal-
las, was admitted to Hahnemann
Hospital on‘ Sunday for tests and
possible surgery.
this stop before another bus arrives
to. take them. home. Any parent
with: any such problem can help by
calling Mrs. McCaffrey or by placing
| their names on. the paper proviiad
at the school office.
Attendance banner was srnsd by
the. fifth grade for highest percent-
age of parents and teachers present. |
Second place went to first grade and |
third place, kindergarten.
st PRIZE — COLOR PORTABLE T-V
Ind PRIZE — ONE PAIR TIRES
3rd PRIZE — 50 GALLONS ESSO GAS
Washington that she met her. late
husband, Albert Anderson, a native
of Sweden.
sided in both Washington and Ore-
gon for 45 years. Following Mr.
Anderson's death in 1951, the for-
mer Back Mountain teacher return-
ed to Shavertown.
list, Mrs. Anderson is much sought
after by her acquaintances.
Mrs. Anderson turned out
spare time and continues to do all
television.
The ccuple were married and re- |
|
|
{ Township High School,
A truly delightful conversationa- tended University of Pennsylvania.
|
the mending in the household. She three years, Don has been
enjoys the daily papers and the. by his Company in having
Reader's Digest and is nearly always a ‘million dollars of insurance an-
up to watch the “Tonight Show’ on : nually.
DALLAS, PENNSYLVANIA
| Don Evens And Family
Are Holiday Visitors
oy and Mrs. Donald J. Evans,
daughters ‘Kim and Jill, and
1 Margaret Bruns, mother of
Mrs. Evans, visited for several days
during the recent holidays with
Don’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. Don §
| Evans, -Sr.” Church Street, Dallas.
The visitors reside in Falls Church,
Va. :
Don,
Jr. a graduate of Dallas
also at-
Immediately after completing three
years with the U.S. Army in Com-
_ Formerly an expert needlewoman, | munications, the young man became
some employed by Prudential Insurance
gorgeous pieces of handiwork in her Company, as agent out of Wash-
office. ie last
onored
3ld over
ington, D. C. In
His wife, the former Soon Bruns,
In addition to her sister, Miss holds a degree in Chemistry from
Lamoreux, Mrs. Anderson has three College Misericordia, and has held
brothers, George of Huntsville; A. responsible position with Mel-Par
0. and C. B. Bridgeport, Washington Company, Washington, D. C. area,
another sister, Mrs. Louise as technical research writer in
| and
| Richards of Weston, W. Virginia, chemistry and physics engineering |
completing her family roster
ball: members still living.
-. on .the total earned income of its g
for the affair which is scheduled for
Sunday, January 16th from 1:30
until 4:30 p.m. Co-chairman for
the event is Attorney Sol Lubin.
The planned program will include
| entertainment and refreshments,
guided tours of the mansion and an
informal talk on the Relocation and
‘ Development program to date. Any
alumni of the Pennsylvania State
for furnishing other p local i
Universtiy [are welcome: fu affond governmental services; and %qat the |
|and reservations can be made i
through Miss Ruth: Weidner
| the Pennsylvania State oid]
‘highways within said Borough and |
and fields.
: Notice is hereby . given that the
Borough of Dallas intends to enact
‘an’ ordinance imposing a tax of 1% =
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residents and on all income of non- |
‘ residents, earned within said Boro- |
ugh; .that in the judgement of the |
Council of said Borough, gthe im- |
| position of said tax is newssitated
by the need to reduce long term §
indebtedness “and to * provide more |
ample revenues for maintenance |
and improvements of streets and |
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amount of revenue estimated to be |
derived from tax is $15,000 per fis-
Wilkes-Barre Center by contacting | cal year. i
Mrs. Pat Kelly at 822- 3511,
Sales Slip. Pads
PAPER NAPKINS
: | enacted under the Authority of the g
| Act of June 25, 1947 (P.L.1145) 2
This proposed ordre is to be g
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and it's amendments.
Walter T. Rowett,
Toy. “The Dallas Post Borough Secretary
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