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by Millie Hogoboom
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Irene Ashton can only des-
cribe her recent flight to Ger-
many as a visit to fairyland. She
found the people there friendly,
the food delicious, and their
spotlessly’clean homes adorned
with willy boxes of flowers.
Of course, the main attraction
for her month’s visit was her
new granddaughter, Heidi Ann,
who was born Sept. 13. Irene
was accompanied by Mrs. Paul
Erwine, Plymouth, who is
Heidi’s maternal grandmother.
They were the guests of Heidi’s
parents 1st. Lt. and Mrs. Ronald
Ashton of Landstuhl, Germany.
They were joined there later by
Nancy Ashton, Ceasetown,
Ronald’s sister. On Oct. 13,
Heidi was christened by the
base chaplain. Nancy Ashton is
her Godmother. While there,
they travelled over 1500 miles,
sightseeing in Germany. They
visited the Black Forest, exper-
ienced a snow storm in the Ba-
varian Alps (where they had
gone to visit two famous ski re-
sorts), attended a wine festival,
and visited a castle before their
return home.
Congratulations’ to the Rev.
Richard Bevan, who was re-
cently elevated to associate
minister by the congregation of
the First Presbyterian Church
of Wilkes-Barre. He has served
that church as assistant minis-
ter for the past five years. Prior
to that he was the minister of
the Huntsville Christian
wife, Brenda, and their two
daughters reside on Evergreen
Street, Shavertown.
Three young ladies recently
received their first holy com-
munion at the Gate of Heaven
Church—Michelle Fabian,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Jerome Fabian, Chase Manor;
Susan Rutkoski, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Leo Rutkoski Jr.,
Chase Manor; and Michelle
McGraw, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Joseph McGraw, Briar-
wood Terrace. The three fam-
ilies entertained at family din-
ner parties in honor of their
daughters. Susan Rutkoski also
had a very special surprise
guest at her party. Her father’s
cousin, John Jewelinski, of
Brea, Calif., was visiting here
and attended the festivities.
John and Mame Eisenhower,
Fieldcrest, attended the Sinking
Springs High School alumni
banquet last weekend. They
also visited her brother, Samuel
Eberly in Laurel Dale, and her
son and his wife, Mr. and Mrs.
Harold Ebling in West Lawn.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hard-
wick, Sutton Road, had as their
guests recently Mr. and Mrs.
Paul Gross, former residents of
Sutton Road. Mr. and Mrs.
Gross were enroute from their
summer home in the Thousand
Islands to their winter home in
Sebring, Fla.
Cory Askew and Allan
Lamoreaux have returned from
Patten, Maine, where they had
by Charlot M. Denmon
675-0419
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Klein,
Newberry Estate, Dallas, have
been entertaining at a series of
cocktail parties at their home
for the past several weeks.
Mrs. Willard John, Newberry
Estate, Dallas, has returned
home after a vacation tour of
the Hawaiian Islands.
Officers elected by the Back
Mountain Little League and
Auxiliary at a meeting last
week are: president, Bob Law;
vice president, Joe Muldoon;
secretary, Ann Bell; treasurer,
Jim Thomas.
Meee Schaduled
By ila Auxiliary
The Dallas Fire and Am-
bulance Ladies Auxiliary will
meet Nov. 12, at 8 p.m. in the
First National Bank Building,
Dallas. The meeting will kick
ship drive ‘‘Come One—Bring
One’’. Mrs. Hopkin T. Rowlands
Jr. will preside at the meeting
and present future plans.
The auxiliary is sponsored by
the fire and ambulance associa-
tion; however, membership to
the auxiliary is not restricted to
wives of either association: The
Ladies Auxiliary is for all
women of the community who
are ing to support the fire
and ambulance departments.
The auxiliary sponsored a
bake sale in conjunction with
the election Tuesday under the
chairmanship of Mrs. Robert
Besecker and Mrs. Wesley
Cave, who were assisted by
Mrs. William Ward, Mrs. Tim-
othy Carroll, Mrs. Robert L.
Carey, and Mrs. Richard Dis-
que Jr. Many projects are plan-
ned and will be presented at the
meeting Nov. 12.
Tractors
8 to
16 hp
Congratulations to Jean
Beagle, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. John Beagle, RD 3, who
has been notified that she
passed the Pennsylvania State
Board examinations for regist-
ered nurses. Jean is a 1970
graduate of Dallas High School
and graduated from Nesbitt
Memorial Hospital School of
Nursing in 1973. She also attend-
ed Wilkes College.
Gary Arcuri has returned to
University of Pittsburgh after
visiting relatives in the area
over the weekend.
Edmund Labatch, 21 Park St.,
Dallas, has returned to Lehigh
University after spending the
past weekend with his parents.
Men of Prince of Peace
Episcopal Church will meet
Nov. 11, beginning with break-
fastat 8:30 p.m. Guest speakers
will be George K. Haines who
will speak on ‘Being Doers of
the Word.”
Women of Prince of Peace
Episcopal Church are reminded
that their November meeting
has been changed to Nov. 14
instead of Nov. 21 when it was
regularly scheduled.
Cathy Wilson, junior at
Muhlenburg College, Allen-
town, has returned to school
after visiting her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Tex Wilson, over the
past weekend. Cathy is
chairman of the 1973-74 College
Prom.
Elmerest, Dallas, have
returned home from a
European tour.
We are happy to report that
Mrs. Fred Buss is recovering
from recent surgery at Nesbitt
Memorial Hospital, Kingston.
Her address is Room 309.
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph P. Gil-
roy, Stonehedge, have returned
from an extended tour of Portu-
gal.
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gone to hunt bear. Unfortunate-
ly, the weather was too warm
and beautiful for large game
hunting. They did bring back a
few grouse.
We were glad to hear that
Wayne Lamoreaux, son of Mr.
and Mrs. Allan Lamoreaux, has
returned to his home from Nes-
bitt Hospital where he had been
a patient.
The Jackson Township Volun-
teer Ambulance Association is
again asking all of us for a year-
ly subscription to help defray
their operating expenses. A $5
donation entitles each family to
emergency service for one
year. Support is vitally needed
now.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Yankow-
ski, Chase Manor, entertained
at a going-away party in honor
of Leo and Josephine Pala-
mara, who will soon be moving
to Harrisburg.
Happy birthday greetings to
Blake Cunningham, son of Mr.
and Mrs. Earl Cunningham,
Sutton Road. He is one year old
today.
We also want to extend birth-
day greetings to Chaz Levy,
Huntsville Road, whose birth-
day is today, too.
A meeting of the Jackson
Township Resident Taxpayers
Association scheduled to be held
at the fire hall tonight has been
cancelled.
Our deepest sympathy is en-
tended to the family of Anthony
Davidowski, Malak’s Road, who
passed away recently.
Brownie Troop 658, Chase,
held its Halloween party Oct. 30
Louise ‘Brader, leader, ‘served
apple juice and doughnuts and
other Halloween goodies. Prizes
were awarded to Betty Buzinkai
prettiest; Janice Carey, scar-
iest; Lisa Rynkiewicz, most ori-.
ginal.
The girls provided the enter-
tainment and Chris Arnold won
a prize for her presentation.
Diane Skochen won the game
prize.
Investiture for Brownie Troop
658 will be held Nov. 13 at the re-
gular meeting. Second year pins
will also be given out at that
time.
All parents are invited to at-
tend the investiture.
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by Charlot M. Denmon
675-0419
Mr. and Mrs. George Kanarr,
Sutton Road, are co-chairmen
with Mr. and Mrs. Matthew
Fields for the Thanksgiving
dance to be held Nov. 24 at the
Westmoreland Club.
Robert Spears has returned to
the University of Pittsburgh,
where he is enrolled as a fresh-
man. Bob is a 1973 graduate of
Dallas High School where he
was a letterman.
Kingston ambulance crew
listed for the week includes
Walt Davis, captain; Joe
Menko, Hugh Gallagher, Pete
Williams, Jay Youngblood, E.J.
Brown, and Dean Johnson.
Mr. and Mrs. Howard G.
Williams have returned home
from their recent Caribbean
cruise. aboard the Nordic
Prince.
SNO-BOB, $35
SNO-CAT, $2.95
SUPER SLED WITH CONTROLS,
$15.95, $20.95
SLYDER, $8.95
SNO-SKOOT, $6.79
LE QUEBEC TOBOGGAN $22.95
HOT STIX SET, $29.95
BIKE ‘FLAGS, $325
WEE WHEELER, $%-29
TRICYCLES—$12.79 TO $14.49
EXERCISE BIKE, $34.95
FAST TRAC CHOPPER, $14.49
MIGHTY MITE, $24.95
12 TWO WHEELER, $28.00
PLASTIC FIRE ENGINE, $39.95
BACK PACK SYSTEM, $5.50 TO $12.50
BIKE LIGHT RADIO, $16.95
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Cub Scout Pack 281, Dallas,
followed the theme on Vikings
for the October pack meeting.
After opening of the meeting by
the Webelos, cubmaster
Richard Rogers welcomed new
Bobcats and their parents.
Awards chairman. Bob Rice
presented the parents with
Bobcat badges to be given to the
new Cubs.
Receiving the badges were
the following boys: Stephen
Hansen, Nelson Woehrle, Barry
Dewey, Jeffrey Ide, David
Bump, .James' Muller, Greg
Kravitsky, Steven Drasnin,
Boyd Dunn, Bart Balcomb and
Ian Thomas.
Other Cubs receiving badges
were: Dan Blessner, Wolf;
Donald Gunster, Bear and gold
arrow; Jeff Corcoran, Bear,
gold and silver arrows; Robert
Appleby, Wolf and gold arrow;
Russell Bogart, Jay Chappell,
Nick Stull, Buddy Dewey, John
Gula, Tim Smith, two year
perfect attendance; Russell
Bogart, two year pin:
Walter Chappell, Webelos
leader, presented Nick Stull
with a Citizen pin.
Den 2 presented a skit. Mary
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Chappell explained the current
fund-raising project, and said
that results of the sales will be
announced at the next meeting.
Den 2 received the Cubby
award; Den 6 was in charge of
refreshments, and Den 5 had
the closing.
The next pack meeting will be
Nov. 16, at 7:30 p.m. at the
Dallas United Methodist
Church. “Genius Kits”’, which
were distributed at the October
meeting, will be on display.
A meeting of former Junior
Girl Scouts and other girls in
seventh, eighth, or ninth grade,
who are not already members
of a Cadette Troop, will be held
at Kennedy Lounge, College
Misericordia, Nov. 7 at 6 p.m.
Mrs. Andrew Denmon and
Mrs. Walter Roberts will attend
the meeting to introduce the
girls to their leaders, who are
students at College Miseri- .
cordia.
Girls should be accompanied
by a parent.
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