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SECTION B—PAGE 4
NEWS F ROM POST CORRESPONDENTS
BEAUMONT, Mrs. William Austin
DALLAS, Carol Ann Williams
FERNBROOK, Mrs. George Shaver
HARVEYS LAKE, Mrs. Albert Armitage
IDETOWN, Bess Cooke
JACKSON TWP., Richard Holodick
MT. ZION, Rev. Charles Gilbert
639-2544 NOXEN, Mrs. Elida Beahm Kelly 298-2149
674-4109 : RUGGLES, Mrs. Glenn Kocher y 639-5618
674-5460 ® SHAVERTOWN, Mrs. F. W. Anderson 675-2001
639-9531 ® SWEET VALLEY, Mrs. Thomas Sayre 477-3731
639-5137 ® TRUCKSVILLE, Nelson Woolbert 696-1689
696-1294 ® EAST DALLAS, Mrs. John Konsavage + 675-3087
388-7261 ® KUNKLE, Mrs. Clyde Hoyt “675-2971
THE DALLAS POST. THURSDAY, MARCH 31, 1966
—
Truck
Trucksville Fire Company will
meet in the municipal building to-
morrow night at 8.
Sp.4 Lloyd Hoyt and’ PVT First
Class Wayne Hoyt, brothers of Mrs. |
William Coolbaugh, S. Lehigh St.
met recently while on duty with the
U.S. Army in Cameron,
Lloyd entered the army May 19,
1964. Wayne entered March 19,
1965. This was their first meeting
since entering the Army.
~ Mr. and Mrs. John Nekrasz, who
were recently married, have taken!
up residence at 391 Harris Hill
Road. Mrs. Nekrasz is the former
“Barbara Horwatt.
Mrs. Alfred Martin and infant
returned to. their home
.at 146 Meadowcrest from Nesbitt
Hospital.
~ Jessie + Conynghan,
‘Wheelock College, Boston,
and her brother, William H.' Con-
.yngham, a student at the Tilton |
“School Tilton, N.H.,. will, “return, to
‘their respective schools jon Monday
after spending some time with their
‘parents, Mr. and Mrs. William , L.
Conyngham, Chase Road.
Robert Billings,
a student at
who has
the sixth fleet in the Mediterranean
area, will return to Charleston, N.C.
4 wae ON April 7. Robert, son ‘of Mr. sands *
Mrs. Frank H. Billings, Harris Hill
Road; was recently promoted : to
Petty Officer Third - Class.
Mr.. and Mrs.. Chester Adams
Cliffside Avenue, attended the mem-
orial services conducted by Post 52,
‘Society “of 28th Division,
Artillery at Allentown. on Sunday,
March: 20.
: Cynthia Harris, daughter of Mr.
‘and’ ‘Mrs. Jacob Harris, Cliffside Ave-
‘nue, was confined to her home sev-
‘eral‘days last week by illness.
© Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Dymond and
. New Dallas
- Shopping
. Center
Centermoreland 333-4500
DALLAS 675-1176
EYES EXAMINED
GLASSES FITTED
CONTACT LENSES
DR. I. BERGER
OPTOMETRIST
27 Machell Ave, Dallas
Phone 674-4921
Vietnam. |
Mass. |
; been |
aboard the U S § McDonaughs with |
109th |
"EAST DALLAS
| Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Nappi and
Avenue, have family, Laurelton, N.Y., were recent
sville
family, S. Pioneer
"moved to a home at 36 Carver to weekend guests of Mr. and Mus.
| Road. | Hans Menzel, Applewood Manor.
Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Ireland, Mr. Nappi was the confirmation |
| Long Island, N.Y,
confirmed
Mr. and Mrs. James Ire- | Church.
land, Bunker Hill Road, | Mrs. Theresa Sedlak and daughter
Irene Wolensky, daughter of Mr: |
and Mrs. Joseph Wolensky, Hillside
Street, celebrated her. eighth birth- |
at Gate of | Heaven
| ter-in-law,
patients in Nesbitt Hospital,
were both seriously injured
held at her home. Ten: guests were munds Road last week.
present.
Girl Scouts Meet,
Girl Scout Troop 634, met in the
| Trucksville. Methodist Church. on
Tuesday afternoon. at 4. The group |
, enjoyed a talk by Mrs. Betty Tur-
ner, who is the author of the book
“The ‘Story Behind The Park’. hold a Merchandise Party
Eighteen girls were present. | Jackson’ Fire Hall‘ on "April 29, at
Mr. and Mrs. Mahlon Lary, Cape | 8 pm. Public is invited, a Land-
| Elizabeth, Me., spent several days | scape painting by Sheldon Ehret
recently with Mr .and Mrs. Floyd | | will be’ “chanced off”.
Dymond and family, ‘Carverton . . The ,Band Sponors will « hold
Road. The Larys are former resi- second auction on June 18, at Our
dents of S. Pioneer Avenue. | Lady: of Mt. Carmel Church grounds
| at Lake. Silkworth,: needed -
i goods, old goods, antiques,
‘| baked goods, glassware. Think of
Drawn for Common Pleas jury | the. Award. Winning Band as your
duty are these residents from the | SPring Clean and make the auction
Back Mountain: ; Ia success. Call Sheldon Ehret or
"Week of April 25: Charlene Ed- | Edward Niezgoda for pick up of
wards, .Oak Hill; Mrs. Mary Las- | goods.
| kowski, Shavertown RD: 5; Dana | Next Band’ Sponsors Meeting will
| Lord and Torrence Naugle, Sweet | be’ held” on April 12, in the high
Valley; Mrs. Jennie Morgan, Lake | school. All band Darenis are urged
| Silkworth. to attend.
May 2: Cora Finn and Marion
Thomas, Dallas; Amy Scott, Leh-
|'man; Regina Inman, Kingston
| Township. ;
May 9: Ann M. Edwards, Oak
Hill; Cora Gates, Shrine View; Clara |
| Kitchen, Idetown; Mrs. Elizabeth |
Roberts, Ralph Smith, Dallas; Edgar |
Hughes and John Pancoe, Lake :
| Township; Levi Updyke, Shaver- under iw Elst Pe
| La : B | gram a e Army Artillery an
| town; Mrs. John Pall, Pikes Creek. | Missile School here March 24.
Spencer was trained ag .a,can-
noneer in field artillery.’
Lehman
Merchandise. Party
new
Drawn For Jury Duty
Pvt. Harden L Spencer
Completes Training
Army Pvt, Harden L. “Spencer, |
son of Mr. and Mrs. Benjaman
Spencer, Route 5, Shavertown, ¢om- |
pleted advanced , artillery training |
spent a recent sponsor for Robert Menzel who was |
» | week end with his brother and sis-
Linda, Applewood Manor, are both’
They |
in aj
| day on Friday. A family party was head-on-crash. on the Upper De-|
Lake Lehman Band Sponsors will |
at” the
al
jewelry, |
Sweet Valley
| ~ Paul Clemow, son of Mrs. Dennis
Mahoney celebrated his 17th birth- i
day on March 22nd. A family supper |
was held in his honor.
Rev. E. Kipe is the new minister
Jackson T wh.
Richard Wagner, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Jeff Wagner, has made the
honor roll at Lake-Lehman for the
second time this year. In seventh |
grade, Rick has been on the honor
roll for the last three years. A mem- .
| ber of the Junior Fireman's Associ-
ation, the small freckle-faced boy |
has a personality twice his size. He
{
| is an excellent ping-pong player and
at |
gives the firemen a hard time
the sport.
In sixth grade jhe took the Metro-
politan achievment test and receiv-
ed the top grade in, the Lehman
jointure. Jackson Township Say
are proud of Rick's accomplishment. |
The Wagners were also glad to!
at Assembly of God Church, Moore-
Northeastern. Bible Institute
Green Lane, Pa., from where he will |
will take up residence at the par-
sonage at Mooretown.
Charles Masters Jr., student at
Drexel Institute, Philadelphia, spent| With such a large family to care! elected for ‘the Shavertown WSCS.
the weekend with his parents, Mr. for, to take active part in fire com- | Mrs.
and Mrs. Charles Masters.:
Mr. and ‘Mrs. Lester ‘Lynn* ac- |
! companied : Mrs: Robert « ‘Wallace’ to
| Allentown: last weeks Mrs. Wallzee
is moving there soon..:«:
Mr .and' Mrs. Wilbur. Shay and
family spent Sunday at ‘Snowshoe
visiting Mr. and Mrs. Gary Shaw.
Wilbur Shaw celebrated” his. ‘birth-
day on March 21. '
Rev.: and Mrs. ‘Kirby Jones are
spending the week in South - and
North Carolina, while. there.. They
will visit the Bob Jones: University
where they will attend a: Bible. Con-
ference.
Mrs. Mary Frantz, Irving Schooley
Mr .and Mrs. Ralph Schooley .Tren-
ton, N.J., visited Mr .and’ Mrs. 'Wil-
liam Sayre on Wednesday.
Lenten Services will be held at
Maple Grove Church tonight at 7:30.
Basil Masters who is spending the
winter in Florida, "spent ‘the week
| at ‘his home her.
| Mr. and Mrs.” Carl Remley and |
| family spent the weekend ‘in New |
| visiting Mr. and Mrs. Her-
| bert Brumbach and daughter.
Evadne Ruggles, Pikes Creek, re-
| cently returned from a month's tour | Y
of Florida. While “there: she. visited |
a cousin in Orlando, friends in. Ft.
Pierce and spent a week in Miami.
town. He and Mrs. Kipe are former- |
: ly’ of Chambersburg. He is attending |
at |
hear from their son, Gerald Wagner |
SWSK, who has just returned from
a tour of duty with the Navy. He
served on the USS procyon which
| toured Japan, the Philippines, and !
| Naval Base.
Mr. and Mrs. Wagner have twelve |
| children, but still have time, even
{pany and auxiliary.
Lake-Lehman band will hold their |
annual concert Friday and . Satur- |
day, April ‘15 and 16, under di-
rection of John Miliauskas, at Lake-
Lehman gym.
On the bowling scene, tsar A
has finally taken the ‘lead on. the
three Jackson teams. Due to a hot
night by Pete Yascur,. who hit a
200-205. for: A-538, and a new ring-
er, Steve Krupinski, who. hit his
first 200 for a’ 497, Jackson A was
able to take 4 points to. lead: over €
by on game. Jackson B is still 21% |
games’ behind C,
The ladies of the township will
not be working at the firehall to-
night because of a special cub scout
event.
Pennsylvania Gas
To Conduct Classes
Sol W. Weill, Director of Con-.
sumer Relations for the Caloric
Sales Corporation, will conduct a
| demonstration “of unusual cooking
techniques before the student as-
| semblies. of : 20 “area. schools during’
| the next two weeks. His appearance
is sponsored by the Pennsylvania |
Gas and: Water Company.’ |
| snow. Freddie was
Sea but there, was
| like a winsome . child" to
a wide variety - of’ weather, one
could’ not help but marvel at the
bright crocuses peeking out of the
so impressed
“with the beauty ofl the morning on
Friday that he was out bright and
early ‘to snap. some scenes before
the winter vanishes and: spring time
| is here to stay.
March: winds, ‘were evident on
Joe Allen
peddling his son's bike up Pioneer
Avenue and ‘in’ right good shape
too. Oh, to be young again.
NO: ACTION YET
The committee on Evergreen
Cemetery is perturbed over the
long delay in'seeing Mayor Slattery
on the matter, but apparcntly he
has not seen ‘fit as yet to grant
them an audience. The nicer |
plots and the grounds.
A new president will soon be
John Rogers has done a
| magnificent job for the past four
years and is to be -highly com-
mended.
The ‘new Cherub = Cheir at St.
Paul's Lutheran Church under the
direction of Mrs. “George” Voorhees
made a charming appearance on
Sunday morning. “There is nothing
bring © a.
touch ‘of gladness to'ithe soul.
HERE AND THERE
Little Wendy Wadas, youngest |
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Frank |
Wadas, celebrated her ist birthday |
on Saturday ‘with: all ‘members of |
her family ‘in attendance to help|
baby sister enjoy. : the cvent.
by Mrs.
Do: you know. what the FRIENDS
OF THE LIBRARY ' ASSOCIATION
is? It is, simply, a group of people
who believe “in libraries, want to
help the one in their -community,
and werk for-its benefit should the
need’ arise. In the: ‘Back Mountain
their homes.
perating + at her
The homes of Mrs. Carlene Carey,
Robert Domnick and the Walter
Andrews. are already decorated for’
Easter and most attractive.
A. A. Sinicrope was breught
home on Saturday from Palmerton
Hospital. He was admitted to Gen-
eral Hospital upon arrival. - We
hope he may soon return to his
home.
That versatile gentleman, Tommy
Andrews has now embarked on a
photography career in addition to
his teaching duties. 3
Mrs. Ray Malkemes was feted at
a birthday dinner by most of her:
sisters and brothers last weekend.
The entire family has been here to
see her son: Chuck, who: is making
progress but will have to wear that
body cast for three months.
graduate in May. At that time they | Viet Nam. He is now at a California | months are ahead and there is | home on Friday, after spending =
| much work to be done there on the |
Mrs. Walter Shaver ‘returned
delightful two month stay in
Florida, during which time she
visited Cape Canaveral and many
points of interest.
Sincere sympathy is extended to
Mrs. Ernest Whipp and family in
their recent bereavement.
Robert, Voelker,
and Tommy Borthwick were among.
those students at Penna. State. Uni- .
versity who spent a week! Ss leave at |
Mrs. Raymond Chappell is regu-.
home following
surgery several weeks ago: at Nes--
bitt Hospital,
Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Shaver A
Mrs. Herman Van Campen: returned
home last week after touring
Florida and many points of interest.
It was in this southern pleasure re- |
I'sort . that Dan and Vonnie spent’
Friends Of The Library Association
5 Rsks Added Support For Program
Richard Dale £3 5
solicit membership. More than ‘ever:
is their support needed if the library
is to continue to meet the demands
of this fast-growing community in
rapidly changing times. Are you a
member ? Show your interest ; i
your library by joining now.
!
Walter Gosart
‘DALLAS, PENNSYLVANIA
SHAVERTOWN
With the end oft March bringing
| their honeymoon and they noted
many ‘changes on this last trip.
They traveled :down the East Coast
and, up the West Coast encounter-
ing cold weather in Jacksonville
but’ nicer ‘temperatures as they
| neared Miami. Their southernmost
point was at Homestead where they
visited: Earl Van Campen,
Miss Candy Poad, Lancaster, will
arrive next week to spend her
Easter recess with Mr.
Sheldon; Evans.
Sincere sympathy is extended to
Mrs. Clark Diltz in her recent loss.
_ What a nice honor Mrs. Edward
Gilroy received for her many years
of service to the Red Cross. No
oné was more deserving. Notgenly
has she been most successitl in
“| procuring needed blood, but she
has given innumerable hours to
making life a little happier for our
disabled .war veterans, who are
| hospitalized.
| Miss Marsha Sowden left this
{ week for Pennsylvania State Uni-
versity. where she has transferred
from Syracuse University.
Everything is ready for Easter at
f the shops in our community. Evans
| and Hall's Drug Stores have the
choicest: candies and Back Mountain
Lumber and ‘Coal Company Gift
: “Shop is’ just: bulging with. gorgeous
centerpieces, even special ones for
I'the. kiddies, ' stuffed toys, candles,
cards ‘and | sgifts. Your Easter ham
the ‘Acme and McCrory’s, Henry's;
| Eyet's: ‘and the clothing stores are
“well supplied with everything ‘else
syoulll need for the holiday. Patron-
ize your own merchants.
Nogon ? Fire Co. Anailiary
~ Noxen Fire Company Auxiliary
will" meet ‘Monday. evening at 7:30
{in the fire ‘hall, to be join at
“8 by members of the Fire Com Hany
for. discussions of plans for" the
Hosen Horse ‘Show.
‘Omitted From Honor Roll
* Inadvertently omitted from Dallas
Senior ‘High School Honor Roll were
the names of Bonnie Mahler, twelfth
grade; and Carol Mohr, eleventh.
in ! iz
& p= READ THE TRADING POST Ea
and Mrs.
awaits you at Wally Gosart’s and
Mr. Weill is nationally famous for | Coftymunity thers Bs. sucha” grown.
a a on
Among the highlights of her trip | his entertaining and humorous ap- |
was attending a Sunday evening | proach to new methods’ of cooking, |
{ Bast year it had" 345 members who |
were entitled to: attend the annual fi
Legal Notice —
Sealed bids will be accepted
| through April 14; but not after, for
| one 1948 Superior Caddillac ambu-
lance, owned by Noxen Community
| Ambulance Association, Noxen, Pa..
| Company imposes no minimum bid,
| | but reserves the right to reject any
| or all bids. Ambulance is available’
| for inspection at Ear] Crispell’s Ser-
| vice Station, Route 29, Noxen, Pa..
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651 Wyoming Ave.
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Corner Rt. 11 & 309
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324 DENNISON STREET
Swoyersville
His training
ance and firing of artillery guns,
howitzers ‘and’ heavy machineguns.
Instruction was also given in am- |
munition handling] and communica-
tions. ?
The 20-year- oh collier
graduate of Lake Lehman High
School, will return to his
tillery “in Kingston,
tour of active duty.
ASPHALT PAVING
Driveways
Parking Areas
CRUSHED - STONE
“Meeting Pa. Dept.
Highway Specifications.”
American
Asphalt Paving
Co.
| 696-1114
Plant and Quarry — Chase
of
included mainten- |
a 1963
Army |
National Guard unit, the 109th Ar- |
Pennsylvania, |
at the completion of his six months |
| performance of “The Passion Play”
at Lake Wales: “She also Shareed |
| the launching of both ‘the Agena |
{ and Gemini 8 at Cape Kennedy.
| Mr. and Mrs. Myron Trumbower,
| South Williamsport, had dinner on
| Sunday evening with Mr. and Mrs.
Kenneth ‘Williams and Byadne Rug-
gles.
Mr! and Mrs. Robert Visnisky
have moved to New ‘Jersey. where
| Mr. Visnisky is employed: Mrs. Vis-:
nisky is the former Rosanne Harry.
She was previously a“second grade
teacher at Ross Elementary School.
Harold Cornell Sr., has. been a
patient at General Hospital. :
| Freda Graham, Lake: ‘Silkworth,
has returned’ after ‘being a patient
at Nesbitt Hospital :
| Young Adult Class of Maple Grove
| Church ‘will hold a ham and pan-
| cake supper on April 23 at the
Church Hall.
| Edith Gregory isa patient at on
| eral Hospital.
| Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Walsh, Clif-
ton, N.J., spent the weekend with
| Mr. and Mrs. Robert Walsh. and
| family.
Sympathy of ' the community. is
| extended to' Mr. and Mys. Ernest
| Slocum in the ‘death of their: in-
| fant son. : :
Mr. and Mrs. John Hall of,
Hawleyton, New York, were ‘guests
| recently ‘of Mrs. Mabel Lamoreaux.
| Rev. Oscar Kulp, former resident
of this area and now residing at
Forkesville, ‘is: a Datient; at “Veter-
ans Hospital.:.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert t Ferrey spent
FUNERAL . DIRECTORS
SHAVERTOWN
140 North Main Street
Serving the entire Back Mountain area
A)
“oe
“4s
| utilizing many favorite American |
recipes. He has presented demon- | Library Association meeting, hear
strations on the fun of cooking to | | the reports ofithe, Board of Trustees
humerous local, regional, state and | and the librarian; on ‘the year’s |
Jack Winter's
national audiences, stressing ° ~the | work, and “to: votei.on any action |
| modernity and convenience of gas | taken: Their: membership. dues help-
cooking. . |.ed support the" library.
The schools which will hear: Mr.
Weill are located in Wilkes-Barre, |
Ashey, Pymouth, Nanticoke, Forty- |
Fort, South Williamsport, Montours- |
| ville, Wyoming, Scranton, Clarks |
Summit, Dunmore; South Saranton|
Throop, Old Forge and West Scran:
ton. The .Parent-Teachers Associ- |
ation of some of the schools also!
will attend ‘the sessions, along with. |
the student body. |
Mr. Weill ‘is. a tnember. of the
American Gas: Association and: the |
Pennsylvania Gas ‘Association; and)
lives in Melrose Park, Pa.
Sunday Tat Trenton, New Jersey
visiting the latter's daughter and |
family, Mr. and Mrs. James Stein- |
ruck. : : :
Mrs. Caroline Ferrey has re-'|
turned after spending two weeks
visiting her sister Mrs. Margaret
Aton, Binghamton, N. Y.
Mrs. Luther Hunter is a patient |
at General Hospital:
Mr. and Mrs. Barry Engleman |
and’ daughters Pam and Cindy, |
Waverley, N. Y., visited the latter's | ;
‘parents Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Britt |
on Sunday.
Richard Bronson, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Hale Bronson, is spending a
two week leave with his parents.
Richard whoj is ini the Nawy will
return to Treasure Island, Calif. at
the end of this time.
The annual Easter egg hunt .of
the Maple Grove Methodist Church
will be held. on April 9th at the,
church hall,
and Dean.
At this time of
ypar. the FRIENDS |
SPORTSMANS CORNER
‘by Jim. Hopple 4
From, basketball to wrestling,
that’s right, last week I interviewed |
| Dallas High. School's "prize basket- |
| ball: player, this’ week Dallas’ prize
mat champion, Sather (Steve) |
Kashenbach. i
Born in’ Wikes-Barre on July 11,
| 1948, Steve is five feet nine inches
| tall, ‘weighs 145 1bs., and hag bug] :
Leyes and brown Hair.
He is a _ senior at Dallas High
School and
| club, school news
PT, wrestlin
Steve lives wi
and Lois Kash
Avenue, Dallas: | ]
ers,” Carl Jr.
age eleven i a's ster, "Karen age
fifteen. s
Steve's favorite otord is ‘“Walk-
ing ‘My Cat Named Dog” and re-|
| cording artists’ ‘most liked are Jan
aper committee,
nd track. i
is. parents: Cavl |
ach Jon’ Yeager
as, two broth-
His hobbies are stamp and coin
collecting. He plays the trumpet,
this being his ‘fifth-year of playing.
When asked what one thing an-
noys. him most, he- said, “Stubborn
people.” - |
His favorite _ radio station is
WARM and favorite: TV show
Man. From Ui N.C. L. E.
Sportswise he likes: track and
wrestling. When asked what he
would like to do in life, Steve said,
“become a teacher.”
Steve has, been wrestling for six
years. This year he is district 2|
champion and was third place |
winner of the George Hooper Me- |
morial Wrestling Award.
is
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Glass, Bowl and Pitcher Set,
Sleigh and Buggy restored.
Charlotte Ide Including —
Sofa and Chairs, 2 Rugs —
ware.
TERMS — CASH
A ve
Due to extensive remodeling the Contents of
Peg’s Swap Shoppe
Located on Route 309 at Eatonville, 2 miles south
Saturday, April Ind, 1966.
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Antiques. and Used ‘Furnitore. Cut Glass, School
Masters desk, Penbrook Table, 2 Fire Screens, Ironston
Old Pressed Glass, Door Stops, Gin Bottles, Car hS o
ings, Old Doll Carriage, Maple Cradle, Pot Belly Stove,
Dressers, Set of 4 Maple: Ladder Back Chairs, Milk Glass,
Also several Rooms of Furniture Belonging to Mrs.
Edge Large Mirror, Hollywood Bed, Dressers, Odd Beds,
Typewriter, Adding Machine, 6 Dining Room Chairs,
Lawn Furniture, Odd Dishes and Pine Cupboard, Cook-
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