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Men's Brotherhood Plan
Brotherhood of ‘St. Paul's Luth-
eran Church met recently ard Plas
ned their annual Mothe
Daughter Banquet for Ha 9 gi
6:30 p.m.
' Reservations may be placed with
the ushers at Sunday services.
Wally Gosart heads the com-
mitte and will be assisted by
Elwood Dungey and Roy Stair.
Mr. Dungey showed films on
Trick Shooting and Mr. Stair several
new games. Chuck Glasser and Bob
Monk were the top winners and
are planning to take on all chal-
at the next meeting on
Thursday evening, March 24.
serve their 62nd wedding anniver- |
sarv on Thursday, March 24.
The couple were married at Shav-
ertown Methodist Church by ‘the
late Rey. Stang. Mrs.
the former Kate Holcomb, daughter
of the late Mr. and Mrs. Alfred
Holcomb, Shavertown. Her husband
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Mother-Daughter Banquet Mr. And Mrs. Ellis Swingle, Lake
To Mark 62 Years Of Wedlock
| Mr. and Mrs. Ellis Swingle, Ster- | is the son of the late Mr. and Mrs.
ling Farms, Harveys Lake, will ob- | Jasper Swingle, Beaumont. |
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There are e four grandchildren. |
Mr. Swingle is employed as man- |
ager of Sterling Farms. |
The couple are the parents of two |
sons, Lambert, Dallas, with Scr- |
Swingle is doni Construction Company and El |
wood, Shavertown, a member of the |
faculty of West ‘Pittston Schools. |
Eastern Star Banquet
Mrs. Myrtle Rineman, Mrs. voi,
Davis, and Mrs. Dorothy Dodson |
will take reservations for the 41st |
annual banquet of the Dallas Chap- |
ter No. 396, O. E. S., honoring Wor- |
thy Matron, Mrs. Elsie Jolley, and |
Worthy Patron, Mr. Dennis Bonning |
Jr. at Irem Temple Country Club
Friday, April 1.
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‘Herman Bamert Of Carverton
Hale, Hearty On 83rd Birthday
Herman Bamert, Bodle Road, |
Carverton, celebrated his 83rd
birthday on Sunday, March 13.
Mr. Bamert, who was born at
Zurich, Switzerland, came to this
country at an early age. He settled
in Wilkes-Barre, and shortly after
marriage to the former Susie Kuns-
man, moved to the West Side. His
wife died many years ago and he
then . married the former Agnes
Ryan of Kingston.
A nature lover, he takes his daily |
stroll in the woods with his pet |
hound, believing that activity keeps |
one in the best of health. When |
the heavy snowfall baffled younger |
men during the winter months, he
cleared his own walks and driveway |
scoffing at thé admonishment of his |
During his spare time, he has
made many improvements to his |
| home, doing all the work himself. |
Upon retirement from Bartels He is the father of three daugh- |
Brewing Company where he was ters, Mrs. Richard Womer, Noxen; |
employed as chief electrician and Mrs. F.. W. Anderson, Shavertown,
machinist, he purchased a home on and Mrs. Carl Gross, Mt. Zion. A!
Bodle Road, Carverton, where he son, Urban, died some years ago. |
now devotes his time ‘to gardening There are ten living grandchildren
and the care of his large lawns, and 23 great. glandchildren.
Mr. And Mrs. Gordon S. James |
To Observe 35th Anniversary
Mr. and Mrs.
Meeker, will
of Christ, Wilkes-Barre,
Paul Wright. Mrs.
Gordon S. James,
celebrate their 35th
by Rev.
James is the
wedding anniversary on Friday, former Margaret Rood, daughter of
April 1. : (the late Mr. and Mrs. ‘Almon T.
| Rood.
The couple was married in the | Mr. Jains As the. son of Mrs
_ Parsonage sof. “the Firwood Church | Margaret James of Kingston and
Rp ee —— | the late Gordon James.
{ Mr. James is employed with the
J RAPES /U.G.L. in Kingston.
| The couple are members of Hunts-
“ville Christian Church.
| They are the parents of three
PAIR 1 | daughters, Mrs. Nancy Marr, Har-
hs ford, Pa., Mrs. Marlyn Marr,
3 Meadow Lake, and Mrs. Margaret
ALL KINDS - - - TAILORED—PLAIN "Wolfe at home. There are also
and FLORAL | three granddaughters.
' The couple will be honcred at an |
African
Reg. 5%¢
All Purpose Potting and
{ Open House, to be held at their
{ home on April 2, from six until
| ten. Friends and relatives are cor-
| dially invited to attend.
No invitations have been issued.
Violet Soil
Now 5” 4c
| A tetera
} | Feeding The Stock |
CHURCH STREET
BEN FRANKLIN STORE
* Hear about that man on snow-|
i shoes searching for his stock in
| North Dakota after the blizard? A |
| helicopter flew over and conked
"him with a bale of hay.
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THE DALLAS POST, THURSDAY, MARCH 17, 1966
Bride Of High School Teacher
| + Mrs. Lester
| president of Dallas Senior Woman's
{ Club at a meeting of the group at
| Prince of Peace Church on Wednes-
| day evening.
Elected 1st Vice President was
| Mrs. John Williams; 2nd Vice Pres-
ident; Mrs. Raymond Flick; Record-
ing Secretary, Mrs. Thomas Reese;
| Assistant Recording Secretary, Mrs.
| Herman Otto; Treasurerr, Mrs. Wil-
son Maury; Assistant Treasurer,
Mrs. Darrell Crispell; Correspond-
ing Secretary, Mrs. Sheidon Evans;
| and Assistant Corresponding Sec-
| retary, Mrs. Raymond Jacobs.
Jordan was elected’
a Mrs, Lester Jordan Is Elected
Heads Dallas Senior Women
" DALLAS, PENNSYLVANIA
John Young Named |
‘To Dean's List ets
John Young, son of Professor Jay
Young, Norton Avenue, and the
and the Humane Society. Also $150 | late ‘Mrs. Young, has ‘been named
was donated to the Back Mountain "to the Dean’s List at Stonehill Col-
Memorial Library. lege, North Easton, Mass.
Mrs. Jack Stanley, Membership = The young man, who is a gradu-
Chairman, announced the following ate of West Side Central Catholic
new members: Mrs. Leo E. Nau- High School, is a senior at Stone-
roth, Mrs. Michael Yozviak, Mrs. |hill. He plans on entering the priest-
Anthony Esseff, and Mrs. John P. hood and is looking forward to four
Brown. Also transferred from the more years study in Theology.
Dallas Junior Woman's Club was John is the oldest child of Pro-
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MRS. REED E. 'BALEWSKI
Miss Karen S. Clark, Sntighiter of
Mr. and Mrs. Harry C. Clark, Beau-
mont, became the bride of Reed E.
Balewski, sen of Mr .and: Mrs. Bal-
»eeski, also of Beaumont, in a lovely
‘winter ceremony at Noxen Metho-
dist Church on February 12 at: 2
p.m. $y | grandmothers of the couple were
Rev. Ruth Underwood, Duryea, unable to attend.
performed ‘the double ring cere-| "A reception followed in the
mony. Organist was Mrs. Warren church parlors after which the
Montross. | couple left for their apartment at
The bride, who was given in mar-
riage by her father, wore a formal !
floor length gown of peau de sole
dssigned in a slender silhouette
which swept into a full chapel train. | Was employed by Penna.
The fitted empire bodice was rich- |
ly embroidered with Alencon oe
which featured an oval neckline and Tunkhannock Schools and Wilkes |
ed College, is @ member of the faculty
long embroidered slesves. Scatter
Mrs.: John Montross,’ maternal’
grandmother of the bride, chose a
two piece blue dress, white cloche, |
black accessories -and corsage of
white carnations.
Due to illness, Mrs. Charles Oli |
‘and Mrs. John Belkowski,
!16 William Street, Geneva, N.Y.
Mrs. Balewski is a graduate of
Tunkhannock Area Schools wand
Wilkes-Barre Business College and
Millers
Mutual Insurance Company.
The bridegroom, an alumnus of
lace appliques were also used on at Geneva, N.Y.
skirt and hemline. Her
bouffant
veil of imported English illusion was | shower, prior to her marriage, by
| arranged on a crown of lace cen- | Misses Carole Gulla,
Nancy Boise
tered with a cluster of xoses. She | and Bethanne Clark
| carried a cascade: bouquest of white
roses and mums.
Miss Carole Gulla, Vernon, was
maid of honor and Miss Bethanne
Clark, sister of the bride and Miss
Judy Balewski, sister of the groom
were bridesmaids. v
Attendants were gowned in for-
|
Gavy Bnnovnces
| Prize Winners
mal length gowns of forest green’
velvet styled with an Empire bodice
and beige crepe skirts. They wore
| | forest green velvet headpieces with
veils and carried nosegays of white
and forest green mums.
Robert Belles, cousin of the bride-
groom, served as best man. Ushers
were Terry Belles, cousin of the
groom and James J. Sioan, Long
cousin of the bride.
The mother of the bride wore an
aqua dress, styled with a Venise
lace bodice and crepe sheath skirt.
A veiled cloche of matching aqua
petals, matching accessories
white orchid cor Fage completed her
ensemble.
Mrs. Balewski
matching. pillbox and accessories.
| She also wore a white orchid cor-
sage.
Family
Parade of
| FASHION SHOES
BR Pastels - Sandals - “Mary
|| Janes” - All sizes - All
| colors. A beautiful
selection. ...,.. $3,99 up
Fairview Shoes .
Dallas Shopping Center
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and |
seledtod a two |
piece fuchia rayon silk dress with |
Mrs. Clements, Sterling Avenue,
Dallas, wag top winner in the An-.
niversary Sale at Gavy’'s Market
last week. She won 10,000 T V
stamps.
Second prize winner was Mrs. |
Cybul, Shavertown, R. D. 5, who,
was awarded 5,000 stamps.
Other successful winners who re
ceived one half gallon ice cream |
| were:
G. Dietterick, Harris Hill
Road; Robert Carey, Fernbrook; R.
Gedor, Joan Wasserott,
Petroski.
ATLANTIC
| next meeting, April 13.
| nounced that chartered buses will
| leave Wilkes-Barre for the State
| Convention of Woman's Clubs being |
| held at the Sheridan Hotel in Phil-
| contributions to the following:
| March of Dimes, United Fund, Can-
| Crippled Children, Heart Fund, Wy-
| silver wedding anniversary on Wed
| nesday, March 23
|
paternal |
: Florence |
Wilson, Mrs. Oatridge, Mrs. Covert, ' paneling wand cabinetwork are
L. Billings, M. Schroer and Mrs. | champagne colored hemlock and |
SPECIAL RATES FOR RETIRED GUESTS
FOR A PERMANENT YEAR ROUND HOME
Write for Literature and Family Rate Plan
| counter height.
| files
The bride was feted at a variety. knife racks,
» | edge. Include flour and sugar bins
Installation will be held at the experiences.
Also, Mrs. Stephen Hellersperk,
through the Boston Store of Wilkes |
Barre, will present an unusual pro- |
gram, ‘Fashion Focus”. Guests are
invited to attend this meeting.
Mrs. Boyd R. White, President,
presided at the meeting and an-
A very interesting and inform-
ative talk was given by Rev. All
‘Ward Campbell con the changing
attitudes and treatment of Mental
Health and of the work of the Lu-
zerne County Mental He#ith Asso-
ciation in seeking improved facil-
ities for the treatment of the men- |
tally ill.
adelphia in May.
On recommendation of the Ex-
ecutive Board it was voted to make
cer Society, Girl Scouts, Boy Scouts,
oming Valley Tuberculosis Society
Mr. and Mrs, ‘Willard Crispell, [Bustice, daughter of the late Mr.
R. D. 4, Dallas, will celebrate their ' and! Mrs." Daniel Eustice, Edwards-
Her husband is the son of |
and Mrs. Bruce Crispell, R D. 4, |
ville.
Mr.
Mrs. Crispell is the former Leah Dallas.
; Mrs. Crispell is employed by Na-
Island Handy | tona Mills, Dallas, and Mr. Crispell
| is employed by Hill the Florist,
. Shavertown.
For Kitch
A kitchen island is a great thing | -
to have, and one can be added to!
many existing kitchens.
Often the island is designed for
a special operation -- cooking or |
| The, couple have one daughter,
| Mrs. Beverly Wandel, R. D. 4,
| Dallas.
Mrs. Charles L. Perez. fessor Young, a member of the
Mrs. Leonard Cowett, Program faculty at King's College.
Chairman, announced that a film |
“Open Your Eyes” will be seen at |
the next meeting and two Girl | Teo Marl: Birthday
Scouts “will tell of their camping T |
Miss Ruth Worthington, ghmerly }
| Church is making and selling Easter |
Mr. And Mrs. Willard Coisaell |
To Observe Silver Anniversary
| | dbvealogad cancer
STRICTLY BUSINESS
of Idetown, will observe Ach¥ birth- |
day on Saturday.
She is presently staying with her |
nephew, Rev. Joseph Riske and
| family at 2 Ceperrly Avenue, One-
'onta, N. Y. ]
Miss Worthington reecntly visited |
friends in this area and best wishes |
are extended to her from her many }
acquaintances here. |
Meking Easter Eggs
Auxiliary of St. Paul's. Lutheran
eggs.
The ladies will make cream, pea- |
nut butter and cocoanut cream eggs
on Wednesday.
Orders may be placed with Murs.
Charles Wagner, 674-6186, or by
calling the Lutheran Parsonage.
Some 73,000 men 3...
of the colon and
rectum last year. About 43,000
died in 1965 of this disease. How- |
| ever, the American Cancer Society
| says that almost three ‘out of four Jf
of its victims could have fn saved |
| through a ‘“procto’ exam as’a part #\
| of an annual health checkup.
by McFeatters
salad making. But the best plan is |
to let it work as auxiliary space |
for every other work. center in the |
kitchen, and to build it three or
more inches lower than standard
The lower surface
is ideal for rolling out pastries, !
beating, creaming and blending.
Make storage in the island count.
Build in pot and lid racks, food
for spices and condiments,
and storage files de-
signed to let baking tins stand on
if needed.
The island top should be a lam-
inated hardwood for use as a chop- |
ping block and pastry center. It's
"also perfect as a place to set out |
serving dishes or hot pans and
| casseroles. |
The rest of the island can be |
built of a softwood lumber like |
Douglas fir, ponderosa - pine, or |
western hemlock. There's no need
to match existing kitchen cabinets |
since the island will stand out as
an individual piece. :
|
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Sun Cclors : “For heaven's sake, don’t as
Use sunny colors for basement |
rooms. Recommended woods for
| silvery Idaho white pine.
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