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TRUCKSVI
by Nelson Woolbert
696-1689
Auxiliary to Trucksville Fire
Company will meet in the
municipal building Monday
night at 7:30. Margaret
Mieczkowski will preside.
Couples Club of Trucksville
United Methodist Church will
‘hold a garage sale Friday
and Saturday, April 24 and
25, in the educational build-
ing. Arthur Gensel is general
chairman.
S. Sgt. J. M. Strauser,
son of Mr. and Mrs. William
Strauser, South Memorial
Highway, is a transportation
specialist with the 10th Re-
connaissance Wing at Alcon-
bury AFB Station, England.
Theresia Gelb, Carverton
Road, was three years old
yesterday. Theresia is the
daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Arthur Gleb. A family party
was given in her honor.
-Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hast-
ings, South Lehigh Street,
have returned from Del Ray
Beach, Fla., where they va-
cationed several weeks.
Mr. and Mrs. Edward
Morrison, Glendale, Calif.,
will arrive Sunday to spend
two months with her brother
and sister-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. .
Eric Wheeler and family, Har-
ris Hill Road.
Kenneth F. Byrnes has’
been named manager of-
Topps Chewing Gum, Inc.
Duryea. Mr. and Mrs. Byrnes
and family are residing at.
Brown Manor, Carverton
Road.
Friendship Class of Trucks-.
ville United Methodist Church
will meet in the Educa-
tional Building Tuesday even-
ing. Mrs. George Gaylord
will preside.
Mr. and Mrs. Louis Mas-
low, Huntsville Road, re-
cently returned from a six-
weeks vacation at Palm
Springs, Calif.
675-3551
The George Stolarick family
have been ill with flu:
Sarah Evans is back at
work after being ill with flu.
Jimmie Prebola, son of Mr.
and Mrs. Andrew Prebola, is
still in a body cast from his
chest down. He has to return
to the hospital for a checkup"
April 11. He would appreciate
it if friends would drop him
a line. Jimmie was hit by a
car about a month ago while
crossing a street in Wyoming.
Jack Prebola, son of Mr.
and Mrs. Andrew Prebola,
enlisted in the Reserves and
left recently for Polk, La.
where he will remain for two’
months before going on to
Texas. £
I was sorry to hear about
Andrew Kozemchak’s and
John Piskorick’s passing away
last week. I knew both gentle-
men a long time and would
like to express my deepest
. sympathy to both families.
Barbara Bliss fell and
sprained her wrist Saturday.
Mrs. Carl Evans, Wilkes-
Barre, is a patient at the
Wyoming Valley Hospital.
She is a former Back Moun-
tain resident.
Arlene Hottle and children,
Cathy, Sandra and John, are
spending some time with rel-
atives in Florida.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Daley,
Ridge Street, Fernbrook, have
returned to their home after
spending two weeks vacation-
ing at the home of their daugh-
ter, Karen Jeane, A-3 AN,
stationed at Pensacola, Fla.
They also went to Mexico
where they saw a bull fight
which they enjoyed. On the
way down, they stopped at
New Orleans and in Virginia.
Margaret Roberts, Fern-
brook, has been very ill
Tom
- committee for the third an-
FERNBROOK
By Mrs. Morris
Cleashy E-L Shop
Open Daily 8:30 a.m, to 6 p.m.
Friday 8:30 a.m. to 8 p.m.
Mrs. Warden Kunkle, who
was a patient in Allentown
General Hospital, is now a.
patient in Liberty Nursing
Home, Alan and 17th Street,
Allentown. Mrs. Kunkle is
a former resident of Car-
verton Road.
Mrs, Richard L. Hogo-
bloom, Sutton Road, is a
member of the arrangement
nual Flower Ball to be held
May 2 at Treadway Inn.
Mary Ruth Hagan’'s engage-
ment to Robert P. Wolensky
has been announced. Mary
is the daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. John J. Hagen, Kingston.
Robert is ‘the son of Mr.
and Mrs. Nicholas Wolensky,
Carverton Road. The marriage’
will be solemnized June 6
in St. Ignatius Church, Kings-
ton. :
David Hopkins, Springgarden
Street, is convalescing at home
after being a patient in
Nesbitt Hospital.
Mr. and Mrs. John N.
Conygnham, Sutton Road,
spent several days recently at
Nassau in the Bahamas.
Mrs. Clark Aldrich, Harris
Hill Road, entertained her
card club Monday night.
Mrs. Norman Stone, Car-
verton Road, fell in the back-
yard of her home Tuesday,
breaking her left arm in
two places. ud
The engagement of Deborah
‘Kleiner to Frank E. Wojcik
Jr. has been announced.
Deborah, daughter of Mr. anc
Mrs. Robert W. Kleiner Sr.,
will graduate from Dallas
Area High School in June.
Mr. Wojcik is a member
of the faculty at Coughlin
High School. The wedding will
take place at 11 am. in
Trucksville United Methodist
Church.
Rodrick Tyler Bliss had _
stitches removed from his
index finger Tuesday. Rod-
rick got his finger caught
in a chain at his place of
employment, Valley Paper-
back Company, Fernbrook.
Mr. and Mrs. Mike Suscoski
-and family, Main Road, Dal-
las, are guests of Mr. and
Mrs. Roy Bloom, Main Road,
Fernbrook, where they will
stay a few weeks more.
Spec. 4. C. William R.
Swartwood, son of Mr. and
Mrs. George Swartwood, Over-
brook Avenue, has returned
home after a 12-month tour
of duty with the American
Division 198th Light Infantry
Brigade in Vietnam. After
a month’s leave, he will be
assigned to Texas.
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of suarFeR's
PINK
APPLE
RESTAURANT
and
GIFT SHOP
open daily
11 a.m. to 11 p.m.
Rte. 6 — Tunkhannock ;
836-2971
feet
Loin End
PORK ROAST
Boneless Rolled
PORK ROAST
PORK CHOPS
Armour Star
BACON
(with $5.00 or more purchase)
73 cn.
99 nv.
69:n
128 N. MAIN
PHONE 675-3788
SHAVERTOWN
BILL SHERKSNAS
spaghettidinner
at Lake church,
The Holy Name Society of
Our Lady Of Victory Church
Harveys Lake, will hold a
spaghetti dinner April 11
Chairman Bill Sherksnas has
announced serving will be from
5 to 8 p.m. at the Wahoo Inn,
Pole 156, Harveys Lake.
Anyone wishing to take food
~ THE DALLAS POST, APRIL 9, 1970
- Dallas Boro.accepts
sweeper bid $5,450
Boroughs Association at Wilkes
At an adjourned meeting
March 31, a bid on a second
hand street sweeper was
awarded to the Scranton
Tractor and Equipment Com-
pany. The $5,450 bid on an
Elgin White Wing sweeper
was awarded to the sole
bidder by a vote of four to one,
councilman
voting no. The solicitor will
ment. When questioned after
voted ‘no, Mr. Berti told
The Post that he had done
so because the company had
of the Dallas Borough Council
‘College. Election of officers
will take place and State
“Rep. Frank O’Connell will ap-
William Berti:
draw up the contract agree-
the meeting as to why he”
refused to demonstrate the.
equipment.
Secretary Ralph Garris in-
formed the council that a
meeting will be held April
i5 of the Luzerne County
out is requested to bring his
own container. Other members
of the committee are: Fred
Crake, tickets; Bob Pilger,
waiters; Ed Fiest, publicity.
Honorary chairman is the
. Rev. Patrick Healey.
The family of the
R. Major, RD 4, Dal
those neighbors and fri
CARD OF THANKS
their recent bereavement.
late Magistrate Harold.
las,” wishes to thank all .
ends who assisted during
Office Hours—By
DRS. I. & P. BERGER
Optometrists
WEDNESDAY MORNING
MONDAY AND THURSDAY EVENINGS
27 Machell Ave., Dallas
Appointment Only
675-5067
pear to discuss recent legisla-
tion effecting boroughs. All
council members are invited
to attend.
Discussion of seven appli-
cations received for special
policemen was tabled until
the next regular monthly
meeting due to the absence
‘of Mayor Stephen Hartman
who was ill. The applications
will be reviewed by the
police committee prior to the
meeting.
Council was advised tha
the state has insisted that
Acme Markets provide three
foot deep sewage beds on the
site of the new market being
constructed on Church Street,
Dallas.
DARING’
IsPECIAT
Country Kresh
show to feature
Ford Model-T
Milford ‘““Tiny”’ Gould, 129
S. Memorial Highway, Trucks-
ville, will display several an-
tique cars at the Antique Show
and Sale at the Kingston Ar-
mory, April 17 and 18. The
show is sponsored by the Lu-
zerne County Unit of the Amer-
ican Cancer Society.
Mr. Gould collects and re-
stores antique cars and has
many classics on display at
his shop.
Richard Zim, Carverton,
who is associated with Mr.
Gould in the restoration of -
antique cars, will also display
his 1924 Ford Model T he
marine promoted
Marine Sgt. Donal P. Fae-
genburg, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Herrill H. Faegenburg, RD 1,
Dallas, was promoted to his
present rank while serving at
the Marine Corps Automated
Services Center, Kansas
City, Mo.
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Country Fresh
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DARING’'S
- MARKET
Memorial Highway, Dallas
: . Zim, Carverton,
Pictured is a 1924 Ford Model T car owned by Richard
be shown at the Antique
which will
Show and Sale at Kingston Armory April 17 and 18.
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