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DALLAS, PENNSYLVANIA
THE DALLAS POST, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 17, 1966
SECTION A — PAGE 5
Personal
Frank: Hardisky, Lehman, is a
patient in Nesbitt Hospital, where
he was admitted last week after
suffering a heart attack.
‘Miss Edith Townend, Elmira Col-
lege, Elmira, N.Y., is visiting her
mother, Mrs. Ernest Townend, Jr.
Charles Avenue, Kingston.
Mrs. Leighton Scott Sr., Easton,
spent the weekend with her mother,
Mrs. H. H. Zeiser and sister, Mrs.
Myra Risley, Huntsville Road.
Mr. and Mrs. James: Hartzell, Cin-
naminson, N.J., have purchased a
hom! on Oval Drive,. Dallas. Mr.
Hard:ell is Distriet Manager of Gen-
eral Motors,
Mrs. - Curtis, Bynon, Fernbrook, is
a patient ‘in Nesbitt Hospital.
Sp/5 Ronald Pearce, son of Mr:
and + Mrs. - Charles Pearce, Pine
Grove, Harveys Lake, has returned
from Vietnam, where he served with
the 101st Airborne Division. He will
be in the area with his wife and
two children for ‘Thanksgiving.
Albert Armitage, Harveys Lake,
is doing - well after submitting ‘to
major surgery last Thursday at Nes-
bitt: Hospital.
Mrs. Arlene Bessmer remains a
patient at Nesbitt Hospital where
she has been confined for some time.
William Holeman, Overbrook Ave-
nue, returned home on Thursday
after having been a patient at Nes-
bitt Hospital.
Mrs. Harry Evans, Ferguson Ave-
after being a medical patient at
Nefitt Hospital for three weeks.
Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Long and
Brent, Parrish Street, recently spent
the weekend with Mrs. Long's sis-
ter and family, Mr. and Mrs. Dave
‘Whitebread - and Mark David, Sau-
OF N.Y.
NV and Mrs. Donald Root, Bing-
hamton. N.Y., spent last weekend |
with Mrs. Ernest Whipp and Ted,
Ferguson Avenue.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Lewis, |
Phelps, N.Y., spent the weekend
with Atty. and Mrs. B. B. Lewis,
Woodlawn Avenue.
Mrs. Fannie Riley, E. Center
Street, has returned home after
Mr: and ‘Mrs. Patrick Schaeffer, |
Benton, Pa., have purchased a home |
on Susquehanna Avenue.
Ernest Thomas, Norton Avenue,
underwent surgery at General Hos-.
pital recently . .
Janice and Rhoday Khetper, Al-
lentown, spent the weekend in Dal-
las visiting friends.
Arthur Hontz, Pioneer Avenue, is
a patient at Nesbitt Hospital under-
going tests after suffering a severe
virus infection.
| Kingston,
Mr. and Mrs. Dallas Keller,
Wayne. Michigan. and their three
grandchildren, Kimberly, Abigail |
and Stuart Arnott. children of Mr. |
and Mrs. Harry Arnott, Dearborn, |
., visited his mother, Mrs. Pearl |
Kg¥er. Kunkle, and her mother, |
Mrs. Fred Dopko, Plymouth, over
the weekend.
arold Rose, Carverton Road,
underwent emergency surgery at
General Hospital on Friday.
Walter Rowett, secretary of Dal-
is ill at his
home.
Miss Celeste Machell, (Country
* Lane,
Centermoreland, was here | a
| from Philadelphia, last weekend. |
Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Corby, |
i Tunkhannock, RD 4. have moved to |
.{ Demunds Road, where they have |
: built a lovely new home.
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Markwell|
and family, formerly of Louisville. |
have taken up residence at |
. He is now an army recruiter
In this area.
Mr. and Mrs. Rodger Griffiths,
newlyweds, are living at 12 S. Main
eet, Trucksville. Mr. Griffiths is
Mr. and Mrs. Jerry King and
family have moved from Ashley to
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Neighborhood News And Notes Of Personal Interest
Paulette Kocher Feted
At Recent China Shower
Miss Paulette Kocher, bride elect,
was honored at a China Shower last
week at Franklin Tea Room.
Hostesses were Mrs. Obed Hontz,
Mrs. Ruth Werkheiser and Mrs. Em-
aret Franklin, aunts of the bride-
groom “elect Thomas Ash.
Tables was attractively decorated |
with a floral centerpiece of pink
snapdragons: and white mums in a
silver bowl with tall tapers in silver
candelabra. Favors were miniature |
wedding bells covered with pastel
tulle. -
Guests were Mrs. Eugene Kocher,
Mrs. Harold Ash, Mrs. Robert Ash,
Mrs. Edgar Hall, Mrs.
Mrs. Fred Polk. Mrs. Evelyn Daily,
Mrs. Barbara Samson, Mrs. Thomas
Elizabeth Hoffman, Mrs. Anna Dres-
se], Misses Jean Franklin. Lois Dra-
ko. Lynne Werkheiser, Gail Petro-
vich, Donna Kocher, Betty Scott,
the hostesses and guest of honor.
Sharon Eyet
Co-Chairman Of
Supper-Bazaar
MRS. ANTON HUMINIK
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Evet. Raritan
Gardens, New Brunswick, N.J,, an-
nounce the birth of ‘a daughter,
Sharon, on October 14 at Middlesex
Hosnital, New Brunswick. N.J.
The new arrival weighed in at
seven pounds and joined two older |
brothers, Robert, four and Leigh,
aged two. 27 ;
Mother is the former Carol Dy-
mond, daughter of Mr. and Mes. |
Lauren Dymond, Shavertown. Mr. |
Evet is the son of Mr. and Mrs. |
Glenn Evet. Miami, Fla. formerly |
of Orange. He is employed in the
Accounting Department of Johnson |
and Johnson at: New Brunswick. |
Miss Ann Black And Fiance,
L. Norman Lundin
“Mr. and Mrs. Walter S. Black of |
Huntsville, entertained at an en-
gagement party recently honoring
their daughter, Ann, Shrewsbury,
Mass.,, and her fiance, L. Norman
Lundin of Quincy, Mass.
Ann, an alumna of College Mis- |
ericordia presently a nesearch
chemist with the Worcester Founda-
tion for Experimental Biology in
Shrewsbury, Mass., and is complet-
ist
{ing her graduate work in Biochem-
istry. » |
Norman, a graduate of Rhode |
Island’ School of. Design, is an asso- |
ciate of the firm of Edgar H. Wood |
and Associates, Architects of Quincy, |
Mass. He is a member of the Air
Thomas W. Watkins
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Watkins, Har- |
| ris Hill Road, Trucksville, announce |
the birth of a nine pound, one ounce
son, Thomas William, November 10
at Nesbitt Hospital. There are two |
| other children, Mary Lou and
Franklin Charles.
Mrs. Watking is the former Mary
Crane, Trucksville.
Ruxiliary To Meet
| be featured at the bazaar booths,
St.
Andrew’s Eastern’ Orthodox
Church of Dallas will hold a Bazaar
and Potato Pancake and Clam
, Chowder Supper on Friday evening.
November 18 at Prince of Peace
Church, Dallas.
All manner of attractive items will |
which will be open from 1 to 9 p.m.
Supper will be served from 5 to 7.
John Prochopchak is - general’
chairman and Mrs. Anton Huminik
co-chairman.
Rev. Gerald Sudick is honorary |
chairman.
The public is cordially invited to]
attend.
Are Honored
Force Reserve.
Guests were Mr. and Mus. Lars |
O. Lundin, parents of Norman; Mrs. |
Florence Puhlick, Mrs. Mary She-
vock, Mrs. Mary Koblish, Rosemarie
Leandri, Walter Kellar; Cheryl Kel-
lar, Mr. and Mrs. William Jeffrey,
Mr. and Mrs. William Sholes, Mr.
ward Chisak, Jr.,, the guests of
honor and the hosts.
regular price $285.00
@® Reduced to
* Precision hearing test
-| of Thomas Ash, son of Mr.
and Kathy West as bridesmaids. |
| Parke Street,
| their
and Mrs. Edward Chisak and "a
| ‘HEARING AIDS
“NERVE DEAFNESS
And the other types of deafness too.
$1490
CORDLESS EAR LEVEL EYE GLASS TEMPLES
This Price Includes . . .
* One full year guarantee—with free service
* The instrument you choose will be fitted to your hearing need
Ash-Kocher Nuptials To Be Held
Saturday At Noon At St. Paul's
Miss ' Paulette Kocher, daughter |
of Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Kocher,
RD 1, Dallas, will become the bride |
and |
Mrs. Harold Ash, Main Street, Shav-
ertown, on Saturday, November 19]
at St. Paul's Lutheran Church, Shav- |
ertown at 12 noon. |
Miss Kocher also selected as her |
attendants, Miss Betty Scott, as
maid of honor and Misses Donna |
Kccher, sister of the bride-elect,
|
H. Robert Ash will serve as best
Hmar for his brother. Ushers will be
Mr. Bnd Mrs. Max Dreher, Dallas
To Celebrate 40th Anniversary
Mr. and Mrs. Max Dreher, 147
Dallas, will observe
40th wedding anniversary on
Friday, November 18.
The couple wene married at St.
Nicholas Church, Wilkes-Barre, by
Rev. Frank Goeckel. Mrs. Dreher iz
the former Schreiber,
Austria and her husband is a native '
Melusine
| ok Germany.
The Drehers have resided in Dal-
Pi for the past 34 years. Mr. Dreher
retired last year after having been |
‘To Mark Silver Anniversary Sunday
John and Hilda Coon of Bodle |
Road Carverton, will celebrate their |
twenty fifth wedding anniversary on
Sunday, Nov. 2. The actual celebra- |
tion will be held at the Mountain |
Grange Hall on Saturday evening, |
November 19 with a party being |
given by their children, Jackie and |
| Sandra. Attendance will be by in- |
vitation to relatives and close |
friends. Mrs. Coon was the former |
Hilda- Sweitzer of Wyoming. John |
is the son of John Coon of Car- |
verton and the late Mrs. Coon. |
Mr. and Mrs. Coon were married
at the Carverton Methodist parson- |
age by Rev. Charles H. Gilbert. |
IT PAYS TO ADVERTISE |
— READ THE TRADING POST — |
Until Jan. 15th
or while they last
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American Legion Auxiliary, 672 Terms Morris Hearing Aid Center
will meet tonight at the Daddow To 180 SCOTT ST,, Cords
Issacs Post Home at 8 p.m. Suit WILKES-BARRE, PA. 822-8846 Repairs |
Mos. Marian Harvey will preside. :
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HAVERTOWN LUMBER COMPANY
16 E. CENTER STREET
674-8866
Shavertown, Pa.
| their garden and “the visits of their |
|
Battery | .
Smorgashord-Bazaar
Saturday At Dallas
John Pierre Kocher, and George
Kocher, brothers of the bride-elect.
Reception will follow the cere-
mony in the church parlors. The
couple will reside at 144 N. Main
Street, Shavertown. .
Miss Kocher is a graduate of
Dallas High School and is employed
at General Cigar Company. Mr. Agh,
also an alumnus of Dallas High
School is associated in business with
his father.
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Ash will
entertain the rehearsal party Fri-
day evening. |
a machinist at Hess Goldsmith for
37 years.
They are the parents of two sons,
MRS. JOSEPH MARSH
All is in readiness for the Smor-
Max, a teacher at Campbell, N.Y. | gasbord Dinner to be served Sat-
and Herbert, Dallas, employed in | urday evening at Dallas Methodist
the tile setting business. There are | Church by Women of the WSCS.
also two grandsons and two grand-| A huge variety of gourmet foods
daughters. | featuring Roast Turkey, Swedish
Mr. and Mus. Dreher enjoy as! | Meat Balls, Baked Ham and assort-
their favorite pasttime working in| ed cold cut platter will head the
delicious menu.
They are siembers| Mrs. Joseph Marsh is president of |
| the Dallas WSCS. General chair-|
|
3 fan of the affair is Mrs. Carleton |
Davies, assisted by Mrs. James Dar-
| ling and Mrs. ‘Sheldon Mosier.
| A number of delightful booths |
They were attended by Ralph and | will afford the visitor a chance to |
Isabelle Sands. do pome early Christmas shopping |
grandchildren.
of Gate of Heaven Church, Dallas.
Home (OOKING
THE
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DALLAS
The food is home cooked - - - so tasty - - -
always fresh - - - hot - - - delicious and served
well. Variety of favorite foods to choose
from.
Lake Street, Dallas
Helen and Joe Lazorick — owners
Mr. And Mrs. Jesse Boice Feted
At Dinner On 49th Anniversary
Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Hoover, Ide- |
| town, entertained at a dinner on
| November 7 for Mr. and Mrs. Jesse
| Boice, also of Idetown, who were
| cctebrating their 49th wedding an-
niversary.
| Gina Major ‘Honored
| Gina Major, daughter of Mrs. Vir-
| ginia Major, Lehman, celebrated her
| 8th birthday on Saturday, Novem-
| ber 12, with a Weiner Roast at her
home.
Games were played and refresh- |
| ments served to the following, Don-
na Moskaluk, Susan Shalanski,
! Marie Fry, Valerie Jones, Sandy
Barrall, Mary Beth Snyder,
Gina
and
dy Yascur, Mary Ann Dennis,
and Judy Major, Grandpa
i Grandma R. Culp,
and there are several designed es-
pecially for the children. Novelties,
Aprons, Treasure Corner, Baked
Goods, Candy Booth, Peanut Booth,
| Fish Pond' and Surprise Packages
will be open from 10 a.m. to 9 p.m.
Smorgasbord Dinner will be serv-
| ed from 5 to 7 p.m. Tickets may
be purchased from any member of
| the WSCS.
‘Dutch Mt. Buxiliary
' Has Christmas Party
Dutch Mt.
| ation Auxiliary gave
Landowners Associ-
a delightful
| Christmas party for their husbands |
| .on Saturday evening at the Brothers
| Four in Dallas.
=| Tables were In holiday decor with
a red Christmas tree surrounded by
| evergreen boughs and colored balls |
| as the centerpiece. Miniature sleds
were most attractive and filled with |
| little packs of candy and nuts.
Christmas colors were carried out
| even to the red napkins.
Mrs. John Clause was chairman |
with Mrs. Joseph Monachino as co-
chairman.
Mr. Monachino, toastmaster ex-
tended greetings and
Mr.
| more land and his hoves for building
a recreation hall. He commended |
the auxiliary for their great assis-
tance during the year.
Mrs. Caroline Manganella, pres-
ident of the auxiliary, spoke briefly.
Mr. J. Otten played Santa Claus
and distributed gifts. Carol singing |
ing followed the dinner.
‘Ellen Joyce
A five pound daughter, Ellen, was
born to Mr. and Mrs. John Joyce,
{ pital. There are two other children,
HOSPITALIZED
nue, is a patient in Mercy Hospital,
If This Sounds Good To You —
CALL
The Castle Inn
Phone 674-9461
FOR :
THANKSGIVING RESERVATIONS
DINNERS
Choice of One; Fresh Fruit Cup—Tomato Juice
Fresh Jumbo Shrimp Cocktail—75c extra
Home-made Soup
* * *
Hearts of Celery Spring Green Onions
Radishes Cottage Cheese Saltines
Home-made Preserves
Roast Long sland Duck .......C..000000, aw $2.50
Combination - Seafood Dinner ...............: 2.75
Fresh Flounder Stuffed with Crab Meat ....... 2.00
Fried Chesapeake Oysters... -.... fo. nico. 2.50
Stuffed Shrimp with Crab Meat .............. 2.50
Roast Spring Chicken ......... 0... iaadihe 2.25
Roast: Turkey, Dressing «..... -Bveaeivada i. os 2.00
Grilled Ham Steak, Pineapple Ring ........... 2.50
Two Broiled Lamb Chops, Mint Jelly ......... 3.00
Two Broiled Pork Chops, Apple Sauce ........ 2.25
Roast: Prime Ribs of Beef 0. 7x. 0... oui, 2.75
Small Sirloin Steak (10°0z.) ....:.....c0i00 275
Broiled Delmonico Steak ...... ee eeen-inens 3.75
Filet: Mignon... vai de mise ore aes 4.00
\ Broiled TtBone Steak ... 3c... ou erameiise iii 4.00
Broiled Lobster Tail, Drawn Butter (12 oz.) 4.50
Broiled Halibut Steak ;. 40... 5 vewimsncis ins 2.00
Fried Scallops. i... . ii vdde sans vi cementite 2.00
Fried Pantall Shrimp .. 000.000 00 00S aie, 2.25
Rainbow Trou vr... . .. 00 ona casi ae, 2.25
Chopped ‘Sirloin Steak voi... ov avian > 2.00
Whipped Potatoes French Fries
Two Fresh Vegetables, Green Salad or Jello Salad
Coffee Milk
i Special Prices for Children. Serving from Noon ’til 9 p.m.
Home Fries
Ice Cream or Pie Tea
the institution on Monday.
Ann |
Joan |
and Mary Duffy, Cindy Sutton, Cin- |
and “th hostess. |
introduced |
| John Clause, president of the group. |
Clause revealed plans to buy |
was enjoyed by the group and danc- |
| RD 4, November 7 at Mercy Hos- |
Mary and Jimmy. Mrs. Joyce is the |
former Mary Grace Lavelle, Avoca. |
Mrs. Mary Hudak, Overbrook Avt- |
Room 214. She was admitted to |
A large centerpiece of red roses
| was the gift of the Hoover and
| Moyer families to their parents, Mr,
and Mrs. Boice.
Guests included Mrs. Herbert
| Moyer, Herbie and Connie, the
| honored guests and the host and
hostess.
| The couple have been residents
of Idetown since their marriage,
Mrs. Boice being the former Edith
Baer, Loyalville. Mr. Boice is a
native of Green Valley.
They are the parents of four chil-
dren, Donald, Buffalo; Harold, Har-
risburg; Mrs. Helen Hoover, Ide-
town: Mrs. Herbert Moyer, Outlet.
There are also eight grandchildren
and two great grandchildren.
Mr. Boice, prior to retirement was
in the well drilling business. Both
he and his wife are members of
Idetown Methodist Church.
Legal Notice —
(Continued from Page 4 A)
Five Hundred Thirty-seven (537)
feet to ‘a point; thence by a (curve
to the right ,said curve having a
radius of Eighty (80) feet, a cord
distance of One Hundred Fifteen
dred Twenty-six (126) feet to a
(115) feet and an arc of One Hun-
point; and thence North 59 degrees
| 59 minutes East Three Hundred
Eighty-six (386) feet to a point on
a private road. Said Pear Tree Lane
has a width of Twenty-five (25)
feet on each side of the line de-
scribed * above, for a total width
of Fifty (50) feet. Said Pear
Tree Lane is shown on the map
of Grandview Acres by Frank A.
Shevock, Registered Engineer, dated
May 27, 1964, a copy of which is
attached hereto and hereby made
a part hereof.
{| Section 3. The Secretary is di-
rected to file a copy of this Ordin-
ance, together with the attached
| sketch, in the Office of the Clerk
[of the Court of Quarter Sessions
of Luzerne County and to file an-
| other copy with the Pennsylvania
Department of Highways.
The map to be attached to said
| home of the Secretary.
| Ordinance may be inspected at the
{All parties interested may attend
| such meeting and be heard.
| DALLAS TWP. SUPERVISORS
i Glenn Howell, Secretary
Demunds Read, R. D. #3
Dallas, Pa. 18612
{| Frank Townend, Solicitor
Legal Notice —
| NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that
| Herman L. Otto, of Old Lake Road,
R. D:. #4, Dallas, Pennsylvania in-
| tends to file with the Secretary of
the. Commonwealth and with the
| Prothonotary of Luzerne County, on
December'l, 1966, an application for
registration of the fictitious name
| “Quality Research Associates”, with
{ principal place of business at the
address above stated. Robert L.
Fleming, Attorney-at-Law, 807
Miners National Bank Building,
Wilkes-Barre, Pennsylvania.
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