TL ty yo SY THE DALLAS POST, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 5, 1967 ——— SECTION B—PAGE 5 ' 9 Leaves For Air Force Base |Bobert McBride, Chief H A R Vv F Y S S H A V F R T oO WwW N Eccountant For Pa. Gas L A K E h ann rt : Tt was a mice weekend and since! area has much to offer the visitor | Beluah in Texas. His mother tells R BS hon TUR Aba | Last Saturday, my husband and I|tended to Mrs. Emma Morris and | going to shave it off! a a tour of Gamelands 57 was in prog- | and history abounds there. me that the temperature at Dallas, Water Company, that Robert J. Mc- | Attended the Huntsville Methodist | Mrs. George Price of Center Street, Rod And Gun Club Bure ress on Sunday after church, I had Here And There five hundred miles from Browns- | Bride has been appointed to the Church Auction held at the Lehman | on the death of her son and brother,| Harveys Lake Rod and Gun Club uted planned to get a first hand view of | Mr. and Mrs. Fred Malkemes re- ville was about 80 degrees and resi- position of Chief Accountant. : | Horse Show Grounds. What a grand | Senior M/Sgt. Bertram C. Morris, | Inc. recently held its monthly meet- ether the natural habitat of many of our | turned home on Sunday after spend- ' dents there did not even have the A native of Wilkes-Barre and a time we had. To us, it was a real | who was stricken with a heart seiz- | ing at the clubhouse. Conservation e of wild animals and birdlife, but it was | ing their vacation in Youngztowr, heavy downpour which deluged the former athlete at Coughlin High ¢OUntry auction! There was no paid ure. last week at Chanute Air Force | chairman, Mal Nelson, reported that leces. the 40th anniversary of Fred's| Ohio, with Jack Woolbert and fam- | southern part of the state. The Mar- School where he played varsity 2uctioneer, and Paul, Snyder, who |Base, Rantoul, Ill, also to; Mrs. | pheasants were stocked on the club umn; “brother and his wife, so many fam-{ ily, On their return home they tins said they realize now why so basketball and baseball, McBride never thought he could do it, did a | Marion Oplinger on the death of|grounds and that plans are being most ily obligations sometimes take |toured the Carolinas coming up many dry gullies in Texas have was graduated from King’s College grand job of auctioneering, most of | her sister, Mrs. Joan Louise Steadle, | made to stock quail. yard preference. It was a beautiful day |by way of the Skyline Drive. | bridges, which serve as transporta- in 1953 with a Bachelor of Science | the day. Although it was a cold day, | who died last week in Miami Hos-| Ed Gdosky, district game pro- for a commune with nature and the Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Brown had as tion measures in such cases when | Degree in Accounting. | they had a nice turn out, with pital, Inspiration, Arizona. | tector reported that any serviceman eski, foliage is beginning to take on such | weekend visitors their son, daughter the gullies fill up. | Upon graduation from college he plenty of good hot coffee. These| Mpg Mary Holodnak, Los Angeles, | coming home fom service and wish- cele- a gorgeous hue but we had to be|in law and granddaughters of | Our very best wishes for a speedy joined the Accounting Department people would like to thank every- | Calif, recently spent tws weeks ing to get a “doe license” will be with content to look out upon the hills | Appalachin, N.Y. | recovery go to Mrs. Vern Pritchard of the Company as a Junior Ac- One who helped make their auction vieiting her mother, Mrs. Mary | eligible ever though the quota for and valleys as we ate dinner and the Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Andrew [as she recuperates from surgery at countant, and has held various ac- the huge success it was. We hope Swabota and her sister, Mrs. Tom | the particula- area has been sold ergu- . sunshif@beamed down upon a close | spent last weekend at the Virginia | Nesbitt Hospital. counting positions since that time. | they make it an annual aifair. | Casey of Warden Place out Mrs. | couple who had just such a wedding | State Fair, where their rabbit, Mr, and Mps. Karl Landmesser, Son of Mrs. Alma McBride, Han- Sesqui Headqunrters { Mr. and Mrs. Cal LaMarco, Pitts-| The club will hold another “turkey were day four decades ago. products were much in demand. |g, are occupying the former home over Street, Wilkes-Barre, and the For all the people who have called | ton, have bought the former Levy | shoot” on October 15. General ybem- Dressings Meet Mrs. Carol Hess and children of his parents on Brook Street late Joseph A. McBride, he is mar- | me, to ask for infromation about home. They have four children; Public is invited. Following the Mrs. Gosart’s Cancer Dressing | Came in to visit her parents, Mr. "since the senior Landmessers have ried to the former Theresa A. Walsh. | where the Harveys Lake Head- Mary Claire, nine, Susan, eight, | meeting, a film “Mallard Duck” was mily, ~ group will meet on Tuesday at 9 to and Mrs. Ray Malkemes on Friday moved to old Goss Manor. The McBrides are the parents of | quarters is — 1 talked to Al Gulitus, | Theresa, seven, and Raymond, six. | shown, compliments of the Game sltors | turn out bandages for the sick and from Rome, N.Y., while her husband | Incidentally Ollie Daubert tells five children, Robert, Joseph, | who is our Honorary Mayor, during Its good to see the LaMarcos doing | Commission. Approximately 50 viday suffering. All those interested in| iS in Arizona for a week engaged in me she is as pleased as punch with Michael, Molly and Colleen. The the Dallas Sesqui Centennial, and minor and major repairs on the members were present. helping with this project are asked | COmputor study. {her Easter lilly which put forth = a family resides at 454 Scott Street, he told me that the Sportsmen’s home. I'm happy to welcome my new : sndel- to attend. It will also be the last time | Regretably this year we were three fragrant Hoon this week. RONALD PRUTZMAN Wiwom i bor Satoh Bar and Grill, on Noxen Road iy the | neighbors to our community i Enrolled At Elmira suest . Mrs. F. H. Eidam will be present be- | unable to attend the Bloomsburg, Two Good Dinners Ronald Prutzman, son of Mr. and | g Ry i “hy ae ik id headquarters. The stockade is there | Mr and Mrs. Carleton Kocher, | iN. _ fore moving to another Pennsyl-| Fair but Mrs. Francis Daugherty | In case you are in the market |r. Curios AN Maple st, | a lh Le a Fang hes serve and you can buy any home, from Tanya and Don, and Mr. and Mrs.| JanetD. Balshaw, daughter of Mr. Iphia vania community. | was there accompanied by old for a good meal, two good Roast Tradiodtiic, Jot: for hoe a Tem of Sas me | the ladies bonnets to the men's James McCaffrey and Norman and and Mrs. Clifford E. Balshaw, New their Washington Tour friends from Factoryville and Mr. | Beef Dinners: are coming up short- Force Base, Texas, September 26.| — y Oy no Doge a [Soy oe and cons forget your Bernard spent last week end visit- Goss Manor, Dallas, is among 385 n his It -was'a delightful. interlude. for and Mrs. Frank McGuire also at- ly. St. Paul's Brotherhood willj graduate of Dallas Senior High Gridiren Hero [ZY ees a 76 Han ! be ing Mr. and Mrs. Charles Finlayson members of the Elmira College par- i Mrs. Marvin Moss and her son tended during one. of the nice days. serve one on October 14 and the School, class of 1966, he was em- 2) 5 2 ; . tte bi i en Kor OS of Hamburg, N.Y. They zlso stop- freshman class who arrived on cam- v To I Robert: and family, Wilkes-Barre last week. | following Wednesday, October 18, ployed by Royer Foundry prior to 1 Toes > Da orbach of | 2 wl Us 2 40 agon Jo > | ped at Niagara Falls and on their pus Monday, September 4th for a i when they visited Robert Moss, Ir I understand that the Mal Kitch- the WSCS of Shavertown Methodist enlistment, He plans to. enroll in pe Fa 9 ootbell Sens 8 il tli > os sone Kors way hom estopped at Watkins Glen week of orientation before classes » and last week in the Washington area, ©0S were in for the weekend and Church will also be serving a. de- jet mechanics school. Ww os or ; igh Sc go i : Jee : y pas % Lap i you on't have to see the sights. | started on September 15. oa Robert, who is employed with the that Mal is real happy in his new lectable repast. His parents entertained at a fare- iW cir as BD Dr IY prop 1 ere On xg. Congratulations to Thomas J.! The freshmen were introduced to Mrs. F.B.I, resides iat Dodge Park. | job on a vast project. On Saturday = Rev. Edmondson, who has such |iell party on the twenty third. ball “history at Chelmeford during | L wi oo ar street w fons Bozek on his marriage to ‘the for- | the new first-year Liberal Studies 2. re- Highlights of the trip included | Evening his daughter Susan enter- an interest in the Indians of the | Present Sister, Holly, aged seven; | his. ontite Toit youre Dick is ne bate sm 2 eros fo oy wid- | mer Kathleen Vidunas of Kingston. Frogram, which is part of the Col- tours of the Smithsonian Institute, tained at a birthday party for her great Southwest, was guest speaker | brother Richard, ten; Mr. and Mrs. | ot Cosmo Wesleyan S C ? ous on a Ye are nappy i The marriage took place on Sep- lege’s new curriculum being initiated the White House, The Capitol, Kop. 42d at Pleasant Valley, home of at Shavertown Methodist Church Edward Hooper, Marylyn BARA Corin, : e arriage of one o tember 9, in St. Mary's Church in this fall : f= nedy’s Grave at Arlington, where | Mal's father. Local folks attending this past week, recounting his ex- | Mareia, Mr. and Mrs. Richard Gor-| "a. achidien of Hix, whe them. Mrs. Helen Blose became the Kingston. Elmira, a liberal arts college foun- op they watched with interest the VC.C Mr. and Mrs. Warren Daubert periences and the needs of the first | don, William Prutzman, Mr. and | watches and admires from a dis. | Pride of Frank Schriber of Shaver-| We stopped in at Joe's Men’s, ded in 1855, is the oldest women’s * I'haw Changing of the Guard at ‘he tomb of the Unknown Soldier, the Po- tomac Bridge, where the late presi- dent's cortege passed, the Wax Museum, the Rotunda Room and the | Statuaiggh Building. In the finest museum in the land | they were fascinated by the transi- tion in air travel from the first plane to calefully perusing the capsule which has taken men around the globe in a brief matter of time. I agree with Mrs. Moss that this Pl by the Wright Brothers | and family and Mr. and Mrs. Wil- i liam Long. tending Bloomsburg State College this year where she is meeting | ciaveral old friends from this area. Mr. and Mrs. Edward Hall took advantage of the nice weekend to make & quick trip to the Ted Halls in Massachusetts. | Glad to hear that Attorney James Martin was not affected by the | disasterous effects of Hurricane Incidentally Susan Kitchen is at-' | Amerecans. | If you like to ride over the week- ends Ma! Kitchen will be happy to show you the marvelous scenery of his new place of abode. It is about three hours from here and I am told, an ideal trip for a most pleasant review of some of Pennsylvania's choicest landscapes. | Sincere sympathy is extended to | the family of the late David Thomas, { who resided in our midst for a num- "ber of years. DAVE KOPETCHY AND FRIENDS WRITE FROM SPAIN 4H Horse Clubs To The Editor, the poor bull never had a chance. 1 wish to thank you and ali the | First, they spear him from horse It looks as though the horse is | folks on’ the staff of the Post for back and get him all tired out and | up-staging the automobiles and boat sending the copies along to ine here | enraged, then the madetor comes | in the American family recreation in Spain. There are a number of | along and bothers the poor beast | scene. While no accurate count is fellows from the valley here in for a few minutes and finally puts | available, the number of pleasure - Rota and we all share the paper. him out of his misery We had a | horses from Maine to California has It’s really great to know what's ball though when a bull finally beat | been estimated from 5 to 7 million. going on at home and that we ‘‘the | the madetor getting him on the run The last U.S. horse census made boys” ane not forgotten. T see my and chasing him out of the rina. |in 1959 showed nearly 3 million old classmate Bruce Hopkins is still quite the writer and he never fails I think we made a mistake though horses and mules, mostly on farms. because very few Snaniards evpreci- | The greatest increase today is ated 20 sailors yelling for all they | around the major population cen- to get a’ chuckle out of us. Keep up | the good work, Bruce! I would like ' were worth Viva el Toro. (Hurray to make a suggestion that the Post for the bull). once more start the column “The| Here in Southern Spain the Outpost” it would be informative weather is Mediterrean but lately to both ‘the hometown folks and 'jp’s been getting chilly at night. The the fellows oversees and it seems native dance is the Famico which like a great way to keep in touch. | js very noisy and quite artistic. A I-was very pleased that you printed | note for the fellows is that the the article I wrote for the “Dragon”. | gouthern Spanish girls aren't quite en on the Squadron’s news- | a5 beautiful as you might think. } . paper staff for about a year as well | The girls in Northern Srain ooh la, ‘cour ~ oneThe routine is sleep, work, fiy | the as performing aircrew duties, | la! They are a verv intelligent peo- duty, and acting as a divi- | ple; however, and once you get sion training petty officer. | aronnd the dating customs, it's Our job is by no means an easv | really a lot of fun. I recently saw | movie ‘Thunder Road” in with little time off. We were called | Snanish. All 1 can sav is it was over ‘here at the height of the Mid- | different. There are a lot of foreign East crisis and since that time have | nationals here. English, French had planes flying out of Suda Bay, | predominately. ters of the U.S. | The 4-H Clubs have been one of | the most enthusiastic boosters of | the pleasure horse. Recent horse | shows and fairs have featured 4-H | owners and riders who have claimed | their chare of honors and trophys. | The national 4-H Horsé program ‘last year headed the list for enroll- | ment increase in 32 major 4-H | award programs supervised by the | Cooperative Extension Service. The { horse program gained more than {19.000 new members bringing the {1966 total to 165.600. Current par- | ticipation is expected to bring the 1967 enrollment to well over 180,000 according to 4-H leaders. The young 4-H equestrians learn much more than to mount and ride. Mrs. Robert Hislop, Bobby, Sandy and Chucky, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Rundle, Freddie, Billy and Johnny, Smokey Cooper, Robert Berky, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Bullock, Bobby, tance. Robert -Morgan and Gale, Mr. and Mrs. Vito Yanalunas and Rick, Mr. | | happy couple! and Mrs. Donald Bytheway, Scott and Earl Gregory. | town on September 27th at Tunk- hannock. No further news will be Congratulations to the available. Shop, Main Street, Dallas, I must say Joe has the cutest “goatee” of any I've seen sip far — its all whites, | but his mustache and side burns are i college in the nation, and was the | first women’s college to grant de- | grees equal to those given by men’s colleges. Miss Balshaw is a graduate of i { i Sympathy of this comunity is ex- | completly black! Joe said he’s not! Dallas Senior High School. Beth, Brock, Brad, Mr. and Mrs. Here are the dry facts! A GAS dryer dries 3 to 6 loads for the same price One type of dryer dries one load for a price 3 oh ., Crete on a constant patrol of the| The base itself is Spanish owned, | They learn to recognize horse color : . od . Isreali and Eevptian coast. Especially | American equipped and jointly run. and markings; how to judge horses; | . > after the “Liberty” event we have | Franco has a lot of rules we must | to select proper tack and equip- t e 1 er | really been in close touch with | ¢ollow and his secret police are |ment and keep it in good condition. ma ros . both s‘des monitoring their radio | averywhere. The Guadia Civil are | Horse science projects cover an- ” ds | transmissions etc. Much of our work jike our state troopers with a bit |atomy, nutrition, disease and re- ® ils ¢ here‘is classified and we are not of storm trooper thrown in We keep | production. Members are coached in nce = is { allowed to say too much about what out of trouble and a safe distance | show ring performance and respon- 1 ere ® ; ° j we're doing fo rreasons of security. away from them. Right now we have Ty for the horse. a ive § T have been in Spain a total of ‘a | two sailors in jail because *hey were unty extension ; agents, coca i 1 oh onth nd a TOK Jobing &Y6 not wearin rs shirts Tie a vb leaders, yeterinorians, | Pio) " For the same price — a modern gas dryer can spin and tumble ves , i dn By : Ti fessional horse handlers and animal Actually an automatic gas four -® here. It's an extremely beau country and the people amaze, me: They are fifty years | raltor British Forever”. To say the least it did not go over too big with scientists work with the youngsters. The 4-H Horse program is spon- sored nationally by Merck & Co, circles around today’s other dryers. dryer can do 3 to 6 loads, while the other dryer does one. And treatment with gentle gas drying. No i the local authorities. delicate fabrics get special : 4] all | honest and friendly it is a wonderful | from this section of the world. Keep [Adee Arually for mad io 1 th d yers. iv? ‘ i] i ves si | IN e county receive the gold- as clothes ar . oi J change of pace. They are hard work up the good work and give a big filled 4-H Horee medal: best in state use g ar ing people and enjoy few pleasures | “OL-LA” (hello) to the people on wins an expense-vaid trip ‘to the sed ! other than an occasional bullifght. | the home front. National 4-H Club Congress in the : I saw one recently but didn't ap- | Dave Kopetchny ATN-3 Chicagy the week after Thanks- ar ; preciate it too much. It seemed like | VP-56 Navsta Rota giving. $ 00 on. i ; | ; From the 50 state winners and a V va- Ei V one from Puerto Rico, six national : ) Vy : THE DALLAS POST Read $500 scholarship winners -wiil be : Is YOUR | «elected. Last vear a Puerto Rican FAI ! GAS i! boy won a scholarship. The five ) NEWSPAPER The Dallas Post other recinients were from Idaho. 4 i : “More Than A Newspaper Indiana, Iowa, Pennsylvania ‘and DR : ER S Al E a i Help Make It Interesting : : a | Texas. They were all girls. » an Bb prone 6r4-5656 or 6127676 ]if A Community Institution | pe de np = READ THE TRADING POST ~~. e No money down You're only minutes away from The Miners! Ba = | H k : : . . . the most convenient place to save money, | get a loan, cash checks, keep your valuables safe, : GAS 1 or make travel arrangements, COMP A N | Y i : M INERS wrionvas save PENNSYLVANIA GAS AND WATER COMPANY i The most CONVENIENT bank in the area The largest public utility with headquariers wm Northeastern Pa, 3 : MEMBER F.D.LC. 5 y { : i behius but they are so extremely | Well I guess that's all for now Inc., of Rahway, N.J. Projects are DALLAS? 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