Suzanne Mae. Mrs. SECTION A — PAGE 4 Prince Of Peace Church Plans First Annual Chicken Barbecue The Prince of Peace Episcopal Church of Dallas will hold its first annual Chicken Barbecue, Tuesday, August 29. The affair will be held on the grounds adjacent to the church, on the property of Mr. An- thony Broody. Serving will start at 4 p.m. and continue until 7 p.m. Featured will be % of a 2% Ib. corn fed chicken, Broody's fresh corn on the cob, picked one hour before serving, garden salad, sliced tomatoes, sliced cucumbers, yellow or green beans, pickles, relish, coke, coffee and punch, bread and butter, | and fruit of the season. | Mr. Anthony Broody, General Chairman, whgy for years has suc- cessfully chaired the Plymouth Ro- tary barbecues, has promised an out- standing feast. He also has arranged for tents to be erected for the convenience and pleasure of the guests. Tickets and arrangements by Mr. Glenn T. Edwards and Mr. Art Ross. | Tickets can be purchased from any member of the Vestry and will be sold on the grounds. Mr. And Mrs. William Frederick To Celebrate 27th Anniversary Mr. and Mrs. William Frederick; 'a member of Shavertown Fire Co. W. Center Street, ’Shavertown, will be wed twenty seven years, Tuesday, August 15. The couple Were married at the home of the bride, Kunkle, by Rev. David Morgan. Mrs. Frederick is the Eleanor Kunkle, daughter John Shoemaker, Wyoming, late Olin Kunkle. Mr. Frederick is the son jof Mrs. Mame Frederick, Lehman, and the late Stanley Frederick. He is em- ployed with Bell Telephorie Co. Mr. Frederick is Scout Master for Boy Scout Troop 231, crew chief of K.T. Ambulance Association and Raymond Robert Eppely Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Eppely, Maplewood Avenue. Dallas, : an- nounce the birth of a siv pound, six ounce son, Raymond Robert, | August 5 at Wyoming Valley Hos- | pital. There are also thre daughters, Mary Elizabeth, Christine Marie and Eppely is the former Eleanor Arch, Wilkes-Barre Tw. Mr. Eppely is employed with Tropical Craft Corp., Wilkes-Barre. Side Walk Sale Continues ITALIAN SANDALS Stack Heels CASUALS WHITE FLATS BEDROOM SLIPPERS BOYS’ BOOTS VALUES TO $9.98 | From ®1.%%4 former of Mrs. Fairview Shoes and the | | They are members of Shavertown Methodist Church. There are three children, William, Wayne and Sharon. 'DeRemer Reunion ‘Held Recently | Thirty-seventh Annual DeRemer | | The 1957 Graduating Class Dallas-Franklin-Monroe High School | held their 10th Reunion Saturday | evening, August 5th, at the Beau- | mont Inn. Those gttending were: of | Ward and William, Richard Harris, David Emmanuel, Robert Coolbaugh, |. Gladys Cook Kile and Dean. | © Third Row, left to right: Judith Goodman Baer and Richard, Mary | and Hamilton Clemow, Betty Lou | Sallie and Terry Evans, Barbara Turner Elliott and Wayne, | Betty Lou THE DALLAS POST, THURSDAY, AUGUST 10, 1967 | Tenth Reunion For Dallas-Franklin-Monroe Township Class Of 1957 Major. In charge of preparations were Miller Nordfors and Charles Lasher. There was a Cock- tail hour from 6:30 to 7:30. The First Row, left to right: Marie | and Daniel Richards. Jr., Marian Tnyocation was given by Hamilton Weiss Edwards and George, Theresa | Clemow:. After the meal, John Heslop | Sholti= Class President, who came | Reunion ‘was. held on August 6, at Dymond Gansel and James, John Salanty and Don, Donna and James in from California for the reunion | Hanson’s Picnic Grounds, Harveys | Sholtis, Barbara Cheney Cornell and | Bond, Carol Soltishick Leonard, and spoke a few words, commenting on | Lake. The Chaplain Rev. | Whitney gave a word {after which everyone picnic lunch. |. Howard Clark, Plymouth, presided as president for the business meet- ing and ‘was reelected for next | reunion, which wil be held the first | Sunday of August at Hanson's Picnic ‘Grounds. William C. DeRemer, | Fountainville, Pa., was elected Vice- , President; Mrs. Betty Kubasti, Dal- las, reelected secretary, Mrs. Doro- Robert of prayer enjoyed a i thy DeRemer, Lee Park, treasurer; Clark, Betty Lou Miller Nordfors James, Judith and Richard Eyet. and- Leonard, Barbara Kern Lasher | Arriving after the picture and Charles, and Jerome Thomas. |taken were, Mary @ Ann Owens | was mates over the years. Awards were given by the Class Ce ——rv— Betty Lou Gansel, longest married; Wayne and Barbara Elliot, most re- | | cent married; Richard and Irene | Harris, most children; Richard and | | Marie Goodman Baer, first reserva- | tion made, and Terry and Theresa | Evang, first arriving at reunion. A brief meeting was held in which the class voted on another reunion |in 1972 marking the class's fifteenth the little change in his former class- | aniversary. | A prayer was given by Hamilton | Clemow followed by dancing to the Second Row, left to right: Robert | Meeker and Roy, Patricia Hilgert | Secretary, Barbara Cheney Cornell. | music of the Merrimakers. A good Anderson, Lloyd Ryman, Margaret Radonadaritch and Robert, Melicent | and were received by John Sholtis time was had by all. | Ray Felker and Jacab, Naomi Lech | Traver May, and Janet Newberry | for traveling the furthest; James and | Sweet Valley Couple To Observe 4] Years Of Marriage August 16 Mr. and Mrs. Guy Zerfoss, Sr. | ' There are three sons; Guy, Jr. | Mooretown, will be married forty Chase; Donald, Dallas, and Charles, | Engagement Announced | Chaplain remains Rev. Robert Whit- | ney, New York. | one years, Wednesday, August 16. They were married Barre Courthouse, by Squire Wag- ner. ? Mrs. Zerfoss is the former Lela Wandell, daughter of Mrs. Alice Ed- wards, Mooretown, and the late Aaron Wandell. | Prizes were awarded the follow- ing: Mrs. Richard = W. DeRemer | largest family present; Mrs. Mary Clark, oldest lady present; Harry DeRemer, oldest man present; Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Derhammer, couple married most recently; Paul Andrew School, youngest baby in atten- Mr. Zerfoss is the son of the late dance; Rev. and Mrs. Robert Whit- | Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin Zerfoss, Dor- ney, traveled the greatest distance | rance. to ‘attend. : “|, Prior to retirement, he was em- ployed with Banks Sand & Gravel, for seventeen years. In attendance were: Plymouth, Mrs. Mary Clark, Mr. and Mrs. Wal- ter Fine and Hazel, Mr. and Mrs.| They are members of Mooretown Howard Clark; Lee Park, - Mrs. | Assembly of God Church. Dorothy DeRemer and family, Don- | = —— — IEE na, Raymond, Bonnie, Faye and | Ricky and Paul; Doylestown, - Mr. Billy; RD 3 Wyoming, - Mrs. Harold and Mrs. George Bedford Sr.; Foun- Frantz, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Gray | tainville, - Mr. and Mrs. William and family Charles, James and C. DeRemer; Benton, - Mrs. Linda Betty Emil, Mr. and Mrs. John W.| Meeker; Willow Grove, - Mr. and | Smith and family Denise, Eleanor, | Mrs. Donald DeRemer; Courtdale, - | Dottie, Timmy and John Jr.; RD 1,| Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Bunn; Lacey- Broken While Pittston, - Mr. and Mrs. Melvin | ville, - Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Singer; Sizes They Last | Dethammer; Hunlock Creek, - Mrs. | Pringle, - Mr. and Mrs. Rcbert De- Mable DeRemer, Mr. and Mrs. Carl | Remer and family Michelle and | Birth and family, Geraldine, Richard Robert Jr.; Kingston, - Mr. and Mrs. | and Beatrice Weiss; RD 1 Harveys | Harry DeRemer; Luzerne, - Mr. and | Lake. - Mrs. Mildred Cross; Bloom- | Mrs. Richard W. DeRemer and Ron- ling Glen, - Mr. and Mrs. G. Rich- | ald; New Jersey, - Mr. and Mrs. Dallas Shopping Center Lard Scholl and family Cindy, Jerry, | Richard DeRemer and Suzanne; When it's too HOT to “% "CRE Route #92 — on Enjoy Eating in AIR-CONDITIONED COMFORT 1-836-1700 EE ——————————— a ——————— | Whitney and Kathy; Dallas, - Mr. | and Mrs. Russell DeRemer, Mr. and Mrs. Edward Kubasti | David and Melanie, Mrs. Robert | Rogers. rTacy and Debbie, Mr. and | Mrs. Thomas Bottoms and Tommy. : L! Mr .and Mrs. William DeRemer and E K S i D E family Christina and Jessica, Mr. | and Mrs. George Bunn; West Nanti- coke, - Mr. and Mrs. aDniel Ritten- road to Nicholson 3 | house and Joan also a visitor from : New York, Miss Marcia Shields. cook at home | — READ THE TRADING POST — I - | mark. | New York, - Rev. and Mrs. Robert | and family | | Sweet Valley. There are nine grand- | in Wilkes- | children and two great-grandchil- | dren. / Rotary Club New | Dallas Rotary Club heard two ! Rotary Exchange students last | Thursday night at the weekly din- | ner meeting. Mimi ‘Mohr -and- Cory Jordan, on {their way to foreign parts for a | | school year, were introduced by | President Carl; Mimi is about to start for Both girls are graduates lof Dallas Senior High School. | duced by Jim Besecker. Swepston. | Marshall Rumbaugh and Frank- [lin Gager. Jr., recently returned [from a Rotary Exchange year in New Zealand, showed colored slides, | experiences. | [and talked of their | Their description of the Maoris, one |of the oldest of the Polynesian tribes, was especially interesting to the group. Tonight, Charles Snyder, head of | the promotional department at Po- |cono Downs, will be the speaker. Members are reminded of three | important dates:’ August 24, the | annual clambake, Ed Delaney in | charge; Saturday and Sunday, Sep- tember 16 and 17, DALLAS RO- | TARY FAIR, chairman Red Am- brose. Kunkle Firemen Plan Family Outing Aug. 20 Kunkle Firemen plan a family outing at Elstons Grove on Sunday, Sweden, Cory for Den- | Guests were Ray Wilson, intro- | Present | i also were Franklin Gager and Harry | In The Hole This Month? If bills are pressing and you're short of cash, we ¢ little dollar-type assistance that will put you right out on top repayment plan that will be easy for you to handle , . . and of the hole, oA lembor Foden Dyponit Insmsance Grpoation August 20, starting at noon. All| firemen and families are invited to | attend. Each family is asked to Mr. and Mrs. Michael Novajosky, Box 438, Harveys Lake, announce the engagement of their daughter, Mary Margaret, to Michael J. Slack- tish, son of Mrs. Sally Slacktish, 121 Savitch Road, Binghamton, N.Y., and | Michael Slacktish, RD, Jermyn, Pa. | Miss Novajosky, | Central Catholic High School, Kings- | CHILD IMPROVING | Little Tommy Walters, son of Mrs. Ruth Walters, Lehman, is improv- | ing at Nesbitt Hospital. | The little boy was struck by a truck last week while riding a bi- cycle near his home. MISS MARY MARGARET NOVAJOSKY ton, is employed by General Cigar, Kingston. Mr. [i ding. 'Traver-Barringer Reunion | saw a happier girl. Slacktish is a graduate of Johnson City High School, Johnson City, N.Y., and the New York State Ranger School, Wanakena, N.Y., and | has attended the College of Forestry, | a graduate of Syracuse, N.Y. He is serving with | the U.S. Army at Fort Bliss, Texas. No date has been set for the wed- Dear Mon and Dad, Boy what a weekend. Martha. was | gone and did I sweet. I finally learned how to husk the floor. No wonder Martha is so thin. We got Susan a swing set and set it up in the back yard while she was out with Martha. You never | If she never swings on it again she “will have | gotten her use out of it. It is the | first thing she does in the morning | and we have to pry her off it at night. | T'm going to buy her some dresses from the Philippine Gift Shop. They are all very pretty with smocking | ahd embroidery. They also have | linen tablecloths but they are very | expensive. Perhaps I can get some at the market in Manila cheaper. Martha went home this weekend as her sister's baby was being christened. They still have midwives over here and the mother isn’t allowed to do anything for three to five months. They also wear long sleeved blouses and skirts or they | will get rheumatism when they are old. Also it is very bad if a per- son has to go to the hospital. They have. to take their own sheets and food ‘and they are really. better off at home. The hospitals arent very clean -and the chickens and pigs wander about at will. The other night we had to take | Sue to the hospital. We were there | two hours and they treated three | cases of worms. When one person in the family gets worm the whole family has to take medicine. The | doctor doesn’t even see the patient. He just writes a prescription. T hope we mever have to go there again. The hospital here at Clark is where they bring the Vietnam | casualties. One day we saw three Evac buses going to the flight lines. The buses are fitted with beds. I saw them return and the boys were all bandaged. It made me sick. Some looked in pretty bad shape but they seemed happy to be going back | to the states. Allen extended for nine months. He wants to go to Colorado when ° we leave here. He is going to buy skin diving equipment with his birthday money. He wanted me to try it too. I watched him but think I will =ettle for just swimming. The rest of our household goods has arrived. It was at the dock for two weeks before we got it. The Philippine government holdhit up. It makes me sick to think” of all | the money President Johnson gives this country and the officials here just pocket it. Just one more Philippine custom I thought you would like to hear about. There is no divorce here. If a man and woman dg not wish to woman’ cannot marry until her hus- live together they separate but the band marrie first. If her husband doesn’t remarry she has to wait for him to die but while she is wait- ing she can live wtih her boy friend. | When a couple marries over here, the man pays for everything, includ- ing the brides dres, ete. : Easter has come and gone and Sue wasn’t too excited about She talks about the Bostons a lot and I guess they will have a last- ing influence on her. Our. household goods still haven't arrived. It has taken six months for them to get here. I hope it isn't that long when we go back. Allan is working at O'Donnell 2gain- and is in charge of Crow Valley. We have a little puppy now. Our yard boy gave him to Sue two weeks ago. He's five weeks old, _pnd as cute ‘as can be. Bert named him | Sergeant but Sue calls him Sam. Hope you don’t mind. Boy, has it been hot herédhiimever thought it be so hot but Tt" does cool off at might. 1 just bet we will freeze when we get back to the i States. Love, Carol, Allan and Sue Wedding Ring Salad, punch 2 packages lime gelatin 2 cups boiling water 2 cups cold water: 1 TBS. dry white wine 1 TBS. salt SHOWERING THE BRIDE-T0-BE Planned for 2 perfect shower, this buffet table blends imagination and good taste. A turquoise-blue cloth with white appliqued scrolls is a lovely background for a Double hd and petits-fours. Royal Ham Aspic 2 TBS. prepared horseradish Dash Worcestersire 14 cup sour-sweet pickles 2 cups diced ham Dissolve gelatin in boiling water. Add cold water and seasonings. "Cool. When aspic is about ready to set, pour 14 into 9” ring mold and arrange ham eubes and pickles decoratively. Chill layer quickly, then add remaining aspic into which ham and pickle relish have been mixed. Chill till firm. Make your favorite vegetable salad in a 9” ring mold. The two rings, when entwined, will serve 10-12. it. 8 The Annual Reunion of Traver- Barringer families will be held Sun- day, August 20 at Hanson Park, Offer two types of punch — one tart, one sweet — in twin pitchers. For the sweet one, use your favorite recipe forzuit punch. Here's a tasty tart punch. w Just drop around to your nearest Miners National office (we have nine of them!) and let our loan specialists fix you up with the money you need. We work fast to put cash in your hand. Same-day service is the rule, not the exception, at the Miners! 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For further | Conrad Honeywell; fire chief Fred | will ‘be held at the home of Mrs. Ralph Hess on August 15 at 8 p.m. 2 cans (6 oz. each) frozen lemonade concentrate whiskey add ice cubes, stir, add ginge Makes about 26 punch cup ser 1 bottle (1 qt.) your favorite 1 orange, sliced thin w/peel Sparkling Bride’s Punch > 1 cup orange juice, araindl 1 jar (8 oz.) red maraschino cherries ‘2 large bottles (28 oz. each) ginger ale oR Stir lemonade concentrate, orange juice and whiskey in a 1- gallon punch bowl. Add cherries and their juice. At serving time, r ale. Garnish with orange slices. vings—repeat as necessarv. THE CAS Daily from 5 P. Perfect Atmosphere - Delicious Food ROUTE 415, DALLAS SERVING FINE FOODS AND BEVERAGES Sunday Dinners 12 Noon to 8 P.M. John and Martha Fidrych, props. TLE INN M. To: 12:P.M. ne For more information PROBLEMS! PROBLEMS! 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