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happening
in the
Back Mountain
will meet tonight at 6:30
p.m...Tryouts will be held
today at the Dallas Sr.
High Field for Dallas-
East Dallas Teener
League Baseball...Proof .
of age is required... ;
for the 9th annual Cherry
Blossom Festival will
take place at 2 p.m. on;
North River Common,
Wilkes-Barre...Couples
Club’ of Trucksville UM
Church will be sponsoring
a rummage, bake sale
beginning today at 6|
p.m... ‘Alice in
Wonderland’ will be:
presented tonight at 7:30
p.m. in the auditorium of
College Misericordia...
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Good Sam Chapter 29,
the Pennsylvania 76’s, met
Saturday evening at Mark
II Restaurant, Dallas to
make plans for a
Hughesville campout.
Eleven camping families
were represented. Andrew
Glowach, wagon master, is
in charge of the caravan
traveling together
campouts. The club will
meet at Rickets Glenn
State Park, Route 118, to
start the caravan to
Hughesville campgrounds.
Any national Good Sam
member interested in
any . future campouts,
please contact Wayne
Rosencrans club
president; Kenneth Hunter
for time and dates of
campouts.
The eampout:: at
Hughesville will enable
chapter members of the
Good Sam Club’s to get to
know each other. This
campout is sponsored by
the Susquehanna Drifters.
There will be
entertainment, including a
bean soup supper. No
reservations are needed for
Hughesville campout.
The 76r’s are planning at
least one campout per
month for their chapter. A
state Samboree will be held
at Centre County Fair
Grounds July 2 to 5th.
Reservations deadline is
June 10th.
Campers need not be a
member of the chapter to
attend but must be Good
Sam members.
Birth
Mr. and Mrs. T.J. Bouton
of 1 Joanne Terrace, North
Reading, Mass. have
announced the birth of
their first child, a son,
Douglas Jay on April 17.
Mrs. Bouton is the former
Verna‘ Lee Pritchard,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Vern' Pritchard of
St. Paul’s Lutheran
Church Brotherhood will
hold its annual roast beef
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College Misericordia will
sponsor a carwash today
on campus...It will begin
at 8 a.m.. St. Paul’s
Lutheran Church
Brotherhood will hold a
roast beef dinner from 5°
‘1 to 7 p.m...Back Mountain
Little League opening
ceremonies are today
beginning at 10 a.m...-
Back Mt. Kiwanis will
meet at Mark II...
sored by the Dallas
Junior Women’s Club
postponed from last week
will be held today with
registration at 11 a.m. at
Dallas High
School... Emmanuel
Assembly of God Church,
Harveys Lake will
sponsor. the film ‘The
Road to Armageddon’ at
7 p.m...The public is
invited...
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Wyoming
dinner, May 1, from 5 to 7
p.m. in the church social
room. Tickets may be
purchased from any
member or at the door.
Interested residents may
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by Bridgette Correale
‘Hey Mom, why, when
we're suppose to be going
over the Brooklyn Bridge,
are we taking the ferry?’’,
asked our George as we
rode up the ramp to the
Staten Island Ferry in New
York City.
“Why, because we can’t
find the Brooklyn Bridge!”
Could you believe it, 25
years (make it 50, com-
bining my years and Vin’s)
being native New Yorkers’
and we could not find this
large bridge?
During our Easter holi-
days, we traveled to New
York to visit the 1001 rela-
tives, eat all the goodies
that we don’t have in
Pennsylvania like,
Nathan’s specialties,
Pannells, grain pies and
dirty water frankfurters.
Oh, what heartburn!
While in New York we
contact Wally Gosart for
further information. R
Joseph J. Baluh, RD 5,
Shavertown, has been a
medical patient in Nesbitt
Memorial Hospital.
Mrs. Stanley
Katachinski, Ferguson
Ave., Shavertown, has
returned home from the
hospital where she was a
medical patient.
Joseph Youngblood, 81
Lehigh St., Shavertown,
has been named Kingston
Township representative to
Dallas Area Municipal
Authority to replace John
Hibbard, who resigned. He
will assume his position on
the board at the DAMA
meeting, May 13 8 p.m., at
the treatment plant.
Mrs. P. Tobey Hum-
phrey, 75 Meadowcrest,
Trucksville, has been
notified by the Penn-
sylvania State Board of
Nurse Examiners that she
is successfully passed the
requirements for
registered nurses. Mrs.
‘Humphrey received her
B.S. degree in nursing
from College Misericordia
and is employed in the
‘meet tonight at 8:30 p.m.
at the Dallas Legion...The
Lehman Administrative
Board will meet at 7:30
p.m...
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toured the sights, that is
the ones we were able to
find. The World Trade
Center, which after you got
through with the prices,
you realized you have just
donated to the poor of the
world whether you wanted
or not, rode down famous
Broadway, up to Wall
Street feeling the exciting
beat of the City.
After a half hour of look-
ing for the Brooklyn
Bridge, there was another
beat I was going to feel for
I kept saying, ‘it’s up
ahead, around the corner,
keep driving.”
If you ever wanted to
commit suicide, drive your
car, when you don’t know
where you're going, in 95
degree heat, in New York
City. In fact, I'm glad we
didn’t find the Bridge, I
thrown. off.
medical-surgical depart-
ment of Mercy Hospital,
Wilkes-Barre. She is the
former Kathleen Olex,
‘daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Stephen Olex of Wilkes-
Barre.
Congratulations to Mr.
and Mrs. John F. Butler, 95
Ridge St., Shavertown,
who celebrated their 35th
wedding anniversary,
April 15. They were
honored by their children
at a surprise party at their
home on Saturday and an
open house was also held at
their home, Sunday af-
ternoon, for friends and
relatives. They have two
children, Mrs. Sharon
Luke, Essex Junction, Vt.;
and John F. Jr., Millis,
Mass., and five grand-
children.
Sheldon Evans,
Shavertown, received the
Golden Graduate Award
from Philadelphia College
of Pharmacy and Science
recently at a special
awards ceremony for the
Class of 1926. He received a
certificate honoring him
and public service.
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WEDNESDAY
THURSDAY FRIDAY SATURDAY SUNDAY MONDAY TUESDAY :
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The Dallas Rotary Club The opening ceremony: The senior class of The Bike-A-Thon spon- Back Mt. Baseball will There will be a special Women of. the Luzerne
meeting of the Dallas
school board tonight in:
the library of the Dallas
Senior High School...
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Hill
1 kid about Brooklyn, but
I really love it, especially
when we are walking down
the block my parents live
on and Vin says, ‘This
whole street smells like a
big meatball.”
Not only were the
Correales ‘nuts’ enough to
visit New York there were
several of our neighbors
like the Tomasellis’, who
enjoyed Easter with rela-
tives. The Hessions jour-
neyed to Long Island; the
Schleichs to Buffalo and
the Clearys to Waverly,
New York. We all agree,
the best part of going away
is coming back to Home
Sweet Home.
Speaking of returning
home, Connie Brongo and
Kay Sharpe have recently
returned from their unfor-
gettable bus trip to
Florida. It’s so unforgett-
able that everytime they
see a local bus, their sto-
mach turns.
Belated birthday greet-
ings to Terry Hrabrowchak
Adele who celebrated their
Joey Namath his eighth on
April 23 and to Tom
Yoniski Jr. his 11, April 23.
Jack and Mary Ges-
mundo had a house full
when their children helped
celebrate Easter and their
wedding anniversary, by
driving in. Marianne and
Bob Regal with their
youngsters, Joseph and
Tiffany drove down from
Buffalo, New York, while
Joseph and Barbara along
with their two children,
came in from Long Island,
New York.
‘The Marquis enjoyed a
pleasureable holiday, up-
state New York driving
through the Catskills and
~ visiting with long time
friends.
Happy birthday to Kelly
Austin who will celebrate
her sixth birthday April 29.
The Passarella’s were
delighted with their visit
from their sister Janet
Sheldon and family from
Connecticut.
Congratulations to
Krissy Alansky, Kathy
Hocker, Pat Hozemp and
UM Church will sponsor a
‘rummage sale today
f from 9am. to9 pm..-}
‘The Dallas Kiwanis club
will hold its regular
meeting tonight at the
Irem Temple Country f
Club at 6:30 p.m...
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their first Holy Commun-
ion, Saturday morning at
Gate of Heaven.
Birthday greetings to
Ray [Iwanowski, Jr. who
will celebrate his 10 birth-
day May 2; to Lenny
Burke, Jr. his seventh,
April 28; Paul Onzik, nine
years old, May 3 and to
Allen Michaels, may 1.and
Robert Michaels, May 2.
The Hawks, Lorraine,
Jimmy and Michael have
recently returned from a
sunny vacation in in
Florida.
Lehman Bicentennial
Committee has declared,
Saturday, May 8, as clean-
up day in the oid
Everyone is encouraged to
help clean roads and areas
around their property. To
help clear away the bags
and bundles, that I'm sure
will accumulate, Hozey
Hozempa and his crew will
pick-up your garbage, pro-
viding it is placed on town-
ship roads. In our case, the
designated road is Idetown
Road. Do your share for a
cleaner Oak Hill.
While Hozey is on my
mind - our sincerest best
wishes to Kaye and Hozey
Hozempa. The couple cele-
brated their 18th wedding
anniversary April 26.
Congratulations to Ted
and Olga Kostrobala whee
wedding anniversary Was
April 26. a
I’m allowed to anno
neighbors and friends
birthday in this column on
one condition - that I print
my own, (thank goodness
it’s just the date they want
and not the amount). Well
on Friday, April 30, this
screw-ball of a reporter
will celebrate a birthday
and last week my parents
asked what I wanted for
this special day.
At that time I didn’t
know what to ask for, but I
do now...a new left leg.
+ Saturday I dropped a full
garbage pail on my left foot
and hopped around for
minutes with pain. Sunday,
I closed the car door en the
knee of that sore foot. If I.
keep this pace, by Friday
I'll need a wheelchair! fgg
Post and Rail Fence Rt. 6, Tunkhannock ‘Dallas news
e attractive boundary
* 2-hole post Mrs. Loren Samsel,
10¢ section includes 2 rails and 1 post Warren Drive, entertained
her son-in-law and
Reg. 8.93 Sale 7.45 daughter, Mr. and Mrs.
Hoeschele of Reading, over
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to the
Feet ad
: Easter.
Jeff Supulski, son of Mr.
and Mrs. Ernest Supulski,
, Lower Demunds Road,
at Cornell University
where he ‘has been
awarded the McMullen
spending a week with Mr.
and Mrs. George Schimmel
and children, Eric and
Heather at State College.
Mrs.- Harold Bassett,
Dallas Methodist Cam-
pgrounds, has returned
mer Albert Splitt Home,
Jackson Township.
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Reg. 26.35 8 Dallas.
S | 23 49 Mrs. Clarence Elston, Pack 232
aie u S B Overbrook ' Ave., has
\ returned home after tO hear talk
on wildlife
Cub Scout Pack 232
. sponsored by Gate of
Heaven Church, Dallas will
hold its May meeting at
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resistant (69-2100, 01; 2050, 01) 36" x50 reg. ‘17° Sale *15.75 General Hospital where Thursday, May 6, at 7:30
36" x 100° req. 30% Sale 27.75 3 50 Ne Warrick sali
: 33s ; is
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2 : 320% Sale $ ° Walter, Upper Demunds ’ presen a
$ 48" x 100" reg. *39 ale *35.95 00 Road : program on Wildlife : C.
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. 9 returned - from a vacation h female
wa SE in’ Florida. Walter is [orester with the Penn.
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f i i ve ) { ail to The Dallas Post T hi a
AGWAY iE / . i | P.0. Bdx 366, Dallas, Pa. 18612 Sa as Board; of Dallas. He holds a bachelor
DALLAS AGWAY i \ i i with $3.50 for 6 months or | : ; of science degree in
@rsuard : SRT 37:00 40r. 17 months ! Mr. and Mrs. Velton forestry from Penn State
M ILL STREET, DALLAS 2 sh it 4 By TONE ST - Bean of Piscataway, N.J., University, College ' of
& on" | cmy STATE i! have moved into the for- Agriculture.
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John Luke is cubmaster
of the pack. A