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honored
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Miss Elaine Heidel,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Harold Heidel, 238
Ferguson Av:2., Shaver-
town, was guest of honor at
a poolside shower given by
her aunt, Mrs. Donald
Harry
Smith, at the Balton home
on Pioneer Avenue.
The buffet talbe was
arranged with an umbrella
and blue.
Miss Heidel graduated
from Dallas Senior High
School and Lycoming
College, and is a member
of ge faculty of Dallas
Sc District. She will
marry Gary Eck of
Williamsport, Sept. 6, 11
a.m. in Shavertown United
Methodist =~ Church. A
reception will follow at
Irem Temple Country
Club.
Mr. Eck was graduated
from Williamsport High
School and West Virginia
University. He is affiliated
with Stegor Inc.
Hules attends
vehicle school
Airman Wiliam J.
Hules, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Fred Hules of R.D. 2
Dallas, Pa., has been
selected for technical
training in the U.S. Air
Force vehicle maintenance
field at Chanute AFB, Ill.
Bhe airman recently
C leted basic training
at Lackland AFB, Tex.,
where he studied the Air
Force mission,
organization and customs
and received special
insturction in human
relations. Airman Hules
attended Lake Lehman
High School, Lehman, Pa.
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BRIDGETTE CORREALE
Did you ever have the
feeling that you didn’t
know if you were coming or
going? Two weeks ago,
while traveling to North
Carolina, our family app-
roached the welcome sign
to Maryland. After driving
through the state for
almost two hours, we came
upon another sign ‘‘Mary-
land Welcomes You.”
What we didn’t know is
that somehow, someway
we left Maryland, entered
Virginia then reentered
Maryland. That's not hard
to do considering you have
three children who have
been arguing since you
backed out of the drive-
way. In fact it is surprising
we did not end up in Calif-
ornia.
After speaking to half a
dozen people (all with
heavy Southern accents)
we learned that our 1974-75
road map was not up to
date. Route 70 South was
changed to 270 South. As
co-pilot in charge of the
road map and dispensing of
the lemonade, I was happy
to learn I didn’t ‘goof’ at
least not that day.
We traveled to Virginia
Beach and relaxed for a
day before hitting the
scenic highways. While
there, I stopped at a gas
station for what I hoped
would be an up-to-date
road map...it wasn’t. So
now I had two road maps.
At breakfast the
following morning I
measured the distance and
stated we had only 90 miles
to drive. Refreshed and
smiling we departed. After
driving 50 miles, Vin said
that either we were going
in the opposite direction or
that I figured the mileage
wrong. The map being part
ES
room two.
Free parking
in our lot.
of my body (have map will
travel).
I knew we were traveling
toward our destination, but
what I didn’t realize was
that the first map I was
using, the mileage rate was
14 miles to an inch and the
new map read 44 miles to
an inch. Needless to say, I
wan't strangled so we
continued our drive to
Atlantic Beach, N.C.
No, we did not see any
sharks, but everyday a
school of dolphins would
swim by and the first day I
saw the fins in the water, I
instantly lost my tan
thinking they were sharks.
That's also the easiest way
to lose weight.
Belated greetings to Pete
Tomaselli who celebrated
his 15th birthday, July 28;
Allison Luksavage July 30
and to Joe Kishkill, August
4.
Gate of Heaven parish-
ioners are asked to make
returns on the drawing
tickets for the cruise to
Nassau. Drawing will be
held, Sept. 17 at the Altar
and Rosary Society's Card
Party.
The Iwanowski’s
traveled to Philadelphia to
visit with former neigh-
bors, Fred and. Dolores
Mitchell.
Maggie and Katie
Drapiewski, Idetown Road
will conduct a back yard
fair for the Leukemia
Society of America,
Tuesday Aug. 19, 1:30 to
5:30. Games will be played
and refreshments served.
The Yoniski’s Tom,
Jane, Tom, Jr. and Missy
have returned from a
vacation in Brigantine,
N.J.
Thomas and Sue Swan
Crop have recently
traveled to Orlando, Fla.
where they enjoyed a visit
to Disneyworld.
Happy birthday to Tom
Hession who celebrated his
sixth birthday Aug. 9.
This week a coming-out
party will be held at
Wilkes-Barre General
Hospital for Julie Iwanow-
ski’s gall bladder. Friends
and neighbors wish Julie a
speedy recovery.
The Tomaselli’s and
Kishkill’s traveled to
Hershey, Pa. where they
enjoyed a day at Hershey
Park.
Saturday evening Al and
, Marie Bellas held a mid-
summer lawn party for
several friends.
The Osborne's have
recently vacationed on the
Jersey shore.
On Aug. 15 certificates
will be awarded to students
grades 1 thru 6 who have
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Mountain Memorial
Library. In the children’s
annex at 1 p.m., the
students who have
registered and read five
non-fictions and five fic-
tion, are asked to attend
this gathering.
Sincere sympathy to Ben
and Nancy Sovinsky upon
the death of Nancy's dad.
This week neighborhood
children are enjoying
Vacation Bible school at
the Dallas Community
Church Route 415. Asked
our five year old son
George what he learned
and he began to tell us the
story of ‘‘Jacob and this
guy.” It seems Jacob got
tired and layed down his
blanket to rest when all of a
sudden a bridge, not like
the Verrazano Bridge, a
big wooden one, came
down from Heaven.”
Wished I had taped this
conversation and some
others for remembrance.
The children grow up so
fast and it’s a shame we as
parents don’t enjoy every
single minute of their
growing years. One con-
solation - it’s never too late.
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PAGE SEVEN
Cp. Joseph Kwak of the
Pennsylvania State Police
will present a film
program entitled ‘Lady
Beware” to the Dallas
Senior Citizen Center, the
program will be held Aug.
18 at 1 p.m.
The center members will
enjoy a picnic at Frances
Slocum Park on Aug. 25.
Reservations are
necessary and may be
obtained by calling the
Center before Aug. 20. The
menu will consist of a half
chicken, fresh corn on the
cob, salads, desert and soft
drinks. The cost is $2.50
and may be paid at the
picnic. In case of rain the
picnic will be held at the
center.
Reservations are still
available on the centers
trip to the Catskills. The
group will stay at Browns,
one of the most Luxurious
resorts in the area. The
price of $139 covers bus,
motel, three meals a day-
your choice of the menu--
theater every evening, use
of all facilities of the
resort, gratutities, taxes
and insurance for five days
and four nights.
The card group plays
pinochle every Wednesday.
Anyone who would like to
join in is welcome. :
The bowling group meets
every Monday afternoon.
Anyone wishing to join to
bowl or to watch and act as
vited.
The decendants of
John E. Space held a
reunion recently at the
road side rest near
Eatonville, Pa. on Route
309.
Officers elected were
President James A. Space,
Vice President Jerry G.
Space, Treasurer Wendy
Brace, and Secretary
Debbie L. Pramick.
Richard Brace and John
Poff were the game
committee.
Attending were Mrs.
Ellen Space, Mr. & Mrs.
Allen Brace Dale and
Wendy of Dallas; Mr. and
Mrs. James E. Space of
Pompton Plains, N.J. Mrs.
Frances Poff, John Poff
and Rose Ann of Belleville,
Mr. and Mrs. Robert
Robbins, Carverton
Heights, observed their
32nd wedding anniversary
on July 26 and marked the
occasion with a week's trip
to Ottawa, Canada, and the
Thousand islands. While in
Ottawa, they toured
various Canadian Shrines
and Museums in the
Canadian capitol as well as
the Canadiun Mint. En-
route they viewed the
Eisenhower l.ocks on the
St. Lawrence River at
Messina, N.Y., and also
visited Alexandria Bay.
They were married on
July 26, 1943, at The Church
of Christ, West Pittston, by
the late Rev. John Hill,
pastor.
Mrs. Robbins is the
former Miss Doris Luce,
daughter of Mrs. Anna
Luce, Pittston, and the late
N.J.; Mr. and Mrs. Dana
Campbell and Robyn of
Hunlocks Creek, Pa.; Mr.
and Mrs. Wm. Space of
Levittown, Pa.; Mr. and
Mrs. Jerry G. Space of
Bristol, Pa.; Mr. Bert L.
Space of Hazelton, Pa.;
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Space
of Montrose, Pa.; Mr. and
Mrs. Joseph and Deffie of
Hunlocks Creek, Pa.; Mr.
and Mrs. Richard Brace
and Scott of Belleville,
N.J.; Mr. and Mrs. Donald
Brace, Christy and Donnie
of Harveys Lake; Mr. and
Mrs. James R. Space,
Nancy & Jimmie of
Ellington, Conn.; Mr. and
Mrs. Chris Hall, Randy
Sherry, Christine of East
Orange, N.J.; Mrs. Ger-
the son of the late Mr. and
Mrs. Sidney Robbins, West
Pittston. Mr. Robbins is
employed as a treatment
plant operator at Frances
Slocum State Park.
The couple has one
daugher, Mrs. Anthony
(Sandra) Yagloski of
Appletree. Road, R.D. 1,
Pittston. ~
sham Hoyt, Shirley, Jef-
frey and Brian of Wilkes-
Barre, Pa.; Mr. and Mrs.
Thomas Campbell, Christy
and Gary of Hunlocks
Creek, Pa.; The date set
for next reunion will be the
third Saturday in July.
Visitors were Roger
Case, Mark Smith, Thomas
Whalen, Gaven Jones,
Chuck May, Mrs. Fannie
Pramick, Mrs. Rose
Marino, Barb Griffith, Mr.
and Mrs. Charles Brace.
Mr. and Mrs. Don Rubet,
Susie and Donnie.
There was one death,
Clifton Poff; one birth a
and Celia Brace, two
marriages Jerry G. Space
to Valarie Defelice and
David Lasoski to Brenda L.
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