SECTION A — PAGE 4 Lake Woman's Award For Marcia Sorchik Fernbrook Couple Observing The Harveys Lake Women's or. 0th Wedding Date Today | ice Club presented a $190.00 Schol~ arship to Marcia Sorchick, a gradu- | * laate of Lake Lehman High Schcool | Mr. and Mrs. Spencer A. Holm- | Barre. : gren, Sr., Hemlock Street, Fern- They are the parents of two chil- : who will pursue a career as the | brook, observed their 30th wedding | dren, Spencer Jr., Noxen; and Mrs. | ~ Wilkes Barre General Hospital. | anniversary today. | James Rogers, Bristol, Pa. There are Awards were also presented to! The couple were married at the | also three grandchildren. | ~ Mary K. Sgarlet and David Klinger- | home of the bride in Trucksville by Mr. and Mrs. Holmgren have re- man for being the highest scholastic Rev. Harry Savacool. Mrs. Holmgren | sided in the Back Mountain all of | is the former Mildred Rowe daugh- | their married life. He is employed ter of the late Mr. and Mrs. James | at American Chain and Cable, Rowe, Trucksville. Her husband is | Wilkes-Barre. the son of the late Mr. and Mrs.! They are members of Carverton Thorwall Holmgren Sr., Wilkes- Methodist Church. | Mr. And Mrs. Fred Welsh, Dallas Are Wed Forty One Years June 15 IZZA | students in the graduating class. These awards were presented Ly the President, Mrs. Ralph Lutes. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Welsh, E. Cen- Mr. Welsh is the son of the late ter Hill Road, Dallas, are observing | Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Welsh, Dal- their forty first wedding anniver- las. He is employed with Power sary, today, June 15. | Engineering, Wilkes-Barre. | | The couple were married in Dal- They are members of Dallas Meth- oP i "las Methodist Church, by Rev. Fallis | odist Church, where Mrs. Welsh is " Hunter and Rev. Judson Bailey. [church secretary. There is one daughter, Mrs. P. William Hanna, Dallas, and two granddaughters, Phyllis and Janice. | ] { : | Mrs. Welsh is the former Verna | i | Shook, Centermoreland, daughter of AT Mrs. Lewis Shook, and the late Mr. Shook. LUIGI'S Dallas Shopping Harveys Lake Couple Marking 33rd Wedding Anniversary Today Mr. and Mrs. Malcolm Nelson, Krug at \7yoming, Pa. They were Kunkle - Road, Harveys Lake, will the 3rd generation to be married { celebrate ‘their 33rd -wedding an- | by Reverend Von Krug, he having niversary on Thursday June 15th.’ | officiated at Mrs. Nelsons grand- | The couple were’ married in the ! father and grandmother's wedding, home of the late Ferdinand Von: Mr. and Mrs. Matthew Gebler, her . —— | father and mother Albert and Jen- | nie Kocher Gebler. Both Mr. and Mrs. Nelson are well known for their active interests ' "in organizations | A projects. Mr. Nelson is employed at gagement of their daughter, Paulette | | the Thomas Electric Construction | Mary, to Dennis F. Blair, son. of | Company, Edwardsville, | Mr. and Mrs. Fred Blair, 76 High- | land Avenue, Trucksville. | QUALITY OFFSET PRINTING | Miss Kane is an alumnus of Lake- | CALL THE DALLAS POST Lehman High School, class of 1967. | Center BIG RED PELLETS Mr. and Mrs. Thomas P. Kane of | Complete diet, wet or dry. Improved taste and nutrition. Try this new high Talal an protein ration on your dog today . . . ; | SORBER’S Mr. Blair was graduated from Dal- | and community Huntsville, Dallas, announce the en-| las High School in 1962 and ‘is’ currently serving with the U. S. Navy as a 2nd Class Petty Officer. | THE DALLAS POST, THURSDAY, JUNE 15,1967 ~~ Engagement Announced | We stopped at a little pueblo which consisted of one row of about six houses, where we ate. Then on to more mountains, the last ones! These were very beautiful, with brown, green and purple colors, and the shadows of clouds upon them. As we came closer to Cochabamba skirts, blouses and shawls. Cocha- kamba is known as the Garden of Bolivia and indeed it is. The plaza is a thing of beauty with all types and colors of flowers, trees with clusters of orange blossoms and water fountains carved of stone. Co- chabamba is completely different to Santa Cruz. Sants Cruz has no paved streets, whereas Cochabamba is almost completely paved. It is a tourists paradise. The stores are filled with colorful panchos, jewelry and Bolivian woven rugs. It remind- ed me of a small American town. We went to the market place, called the ‘“Cancha” and had a glorious time buying woven purses, blankets and rugs, all woven with typical scenes of Bolivia, for our friends and families back home. Department store shopping will never be the same! Cochabamba is far from quaint. driven down the street as has San- ta Cruz, and in place of the four wheel drive jeeps so necessary in | Santa Cruz, there are real honest- to-gcodness cars. It is very hard to believe that the two cities are only 45 minutes apart by plane. It is a touch of the old world and the new. The most beautiful thing about Co- chabamba is the aside for the babies of the women ‘who work in it. Then there is an- A late summer wedding is plan- | other large room with rows of tables ( ned. | and scales for the sale of meat. Out- side there are rows of sheet covered | stands that the Chola Indians have | set up for the display of their gnods {to tourists, especially gringos! Am- { erican ‘products can be purchased, | but at double or triple the prices. GET RID OF THOSE USED BIKES-SKATES-TRAINS USE THE TRADING POST Mary Lou Casterline Completes Story Of Year's Stay In Bolivia Tt has no ox carts or oxen being | — ? : i mountains all MISS PAULETTE MARY KANE around the city. They are so beauti- (ful that they seem to be painted. | The market place here is very organized. 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We took a bus | to the outskirts of the town and FATHER'S! app id {dd | meters to a small house where we | left our food. After resting we start- | ed our hike. It was more like an | CHOICE | ROUND | STEAK 3c Ib. Back Mt. Economy Store Carverton Rd. Trucksville 696-1133 FREE DELIVERY Mock Neck— 52. BUDDIES Main Street LUZERNE We Give S&H | Green Stamps | PHONE —6a8181 || It’s PAPA who pays— but - - - you can suggest A NEW CAR See these Beauties !! 64 T-BIRD Landau - white with Black Vinyl Top — Black Interior "64 THUNDERBIRD Hard Top Colonial White Exterior; Red Vinyi Interior "65 LINCOLN continental Convertible; Black '63 CHEVROLET Monza Teal Turquoise with White Top LUZERNE MOTOR CO. DALLAS-LUZERNE HIGHWAY | from there we walked two kilo- | | excursion, and believe me it was uphill all the way! We climbed cow paths, dry river beds, and walked paths right on the side of the moun- tain with a drop on one side and a creek on the other. We also cross- ed bamboo bridges, and then we really started to climb! The scenery was beautiful with the cactus bloom- ing on the side of the mountain. It was an awe inspiring sight, that is, providing you did not forget and sit down on an unnoticed cactus! The fruit trees were just beginning to ripen and I am still wonder- ing if all this was real, peaches and applex in January! I sometimes think I was dreaming all the glorious sun and golden tan and I'm on a summer vacation. After climbing since 8 a.m. we decided at noon to make our return trip. We took a different route back down the mountain and saw Indians wagch- ing clothes by stepping on them and beating them against the rocks in the river. They are dried by placing them on bushes and stones. When | we returned to the hut, the boys | built a bonfire. We sat around eat- ing fruit, and after eating we danced the “Queca’”, a dance from Cocha- bamba. | At six o'clock we started down | to. meet the bus which was to take ‘us back to town. but it did not come and we had to walk back to town. After 8 hours of climbing I did not think I was going tp make it. Half-way back to Cochabamba we managed to get a ride on a truck and as we piled in we were so grateful, for those last few kilo- meters could have been the straw | that broke the camels back! is so much to tell T know I must end somewhere. Perhaps the best way to bring this article to a close | | sue, Beaumont. Her husband is em- | ployed by Commonwealth Telephone |is to tell about the Sports Night | at the stadium. The Rotarians play- led the Lions Club in a game of | soccer and the Lions won, 4-0. , There were motorcycle races, burro | races, which were very funny, and also there was a representation of the Choco war in which so many thousands of men were killed over | a dispute of the border line of Bo- livia. The history of Bolivia is filled with disputes and revolutions. both large and small. Having lived here in Bolivia for almost a year, I find | myself thinking of her as a small child, trying to stand up and yet | always managing to fall down or | being knocked dcwn. In a more I have tried to describe every- thing in full, and although there DALLAS, PENNSYLVANIA Twins Honored : Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Doughton, Davenport Street, Dallas, enter- tained in honor of “their twin son and daughter, Gail Marie -and Thomas John, Jr.,, at an Open House Graduation Party held Tues- day evening, June 6 at the American Legion Hall, Memorial Highway. A number of relatives friends and family members were in attendance. Susen Marie Walp Mr. and Mrs. Ralph E. Walp, 115 University Avenue, Metuchen, N.J., announce the birth of Mihter, Susan Marie, on June 7, at Perth Amboy Hospital, Perth Amboy, N.J. They also have a son, Gregg, aged 16° months. } ! Mrs. Walp ist the daughter of Mrs. Grace Emberton, Bloomfield, N.J. and Frederick Emberton of Kansas. Mr. Walp is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph E. Walp, Jr., Shaver- town. Becky Joy Dendler Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Dendler, 22 Locust Street, Montrose, Pa., an- nounce the birth of a daughter, Becky Joy on May 25 "at Montrose General Hospital. This is the first child of the couple. Mother is the former Caroline Nichols, Binghamton. Mr. Dendler is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Dendler, Noxen. This is their first granddaughter. Russell Raymond Root Mr .and Mrs. Floyd Root, RD 5, Tunkhannock, announce the birth of a baby son, Russell Rayzpond, on June 8 at Tyler Moro Wospital The new arrival who joins sister Charlene weighed eleven = pounds; four ounces at birth. Mother is the former Dia Tran- Company, working out of the Tunk- hannock office. lighter vein, the latest word in revolutions comes from Santa Cruz | where they are having a. Revolu- tion of Pavement Workers. Fortun- ately there is- no. fighting, just no | working ! ! Well, this is all for | now. I will be seeing. you all soon | at which time I will give personal | “hanks to all the Rotary members; the people back home.who have so kindly written to me; and =lso to the Dallas Post for allowing me to | tell everyone = about. my trip -to I Bolivia. FORTY FORT | Exclusive Area Showing c xa EMT CN 3 1 . NO SEATS ale —PERFORMANCES— RESERVED—EVERY AMPLE Weekdays—1: Show— TICKET HOLDER FREE 8:15 GUARANTEED PARKING Sat. & Sun. A SEAT... 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