6 THE DALLAS POST, WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 28, 1983
Early Deadline
Thursday Noon
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best wishes for 1984. May each new
day bring happiness!
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Dallas Village, Memorial Highway, Dallas
the time for giving. Many local
service clubs .have donated various
items during this holiday season.
Dallas Kiwanis a
Club - donated a
tree to the Mead-
ows Nursing
Center for the
enjoyment of
patients and
staff. The Back
Mountain Jay
cees donated a num
the Meadows Nursing residents.
Mrs. Sarah williams and Mrs.
Bernice Rhone initiated a project
last year to assist families in the
Back Mountain Area who were in
dire need of food due to prolonged
unemployment or single parent situ-
ations with financial problems. Lim-
Meadows Apartments, Dallas, 400
cans of vegetables, fruits and meats
were collected.
All food collected is distributed
through representatives of the
Dallas Kiwanis, Gate of Heaven
Church, and the Dallas School Dis-
trict. This project continued
throughout [1983 and has now
expanded to include cash donations
as well as food.
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MR. AND MRS. DAVID G.
NORRIS, 137 Woodbine Road,
Midway Manor, Shavertown
announce the birth of their second
child, Laura Elizabeth, on Dec. 14.
The couple has a son, David
Morgan, two years old.
Mrs. Norris is the former Jane
Jones, daughter of Mrs. Armit
Jones, 26 S. Meade St., Wilkes-
Barre and the late Armit Jones.
Mr. Norris is the son of Mrs.
David Norris, 250 First Ave., Kings-
ton, and the late David Norris.
Congratulations to the Norris’ and
their new little girl.
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THE HARVEYS LAKE YACHT
CLUB’S ANNUAL COMMODORE
BALL was held recently at the
Westmoreland Club. This event
honors past commodores of the club
and welcomes the commodore for
the coming season.
Following a sumptuous buffet
supper, guests danced to the tradi-
tional music of Lee Vincent’s
orchestra.
The highlight of the ball is the
“Passing of the Hat” ceremony
marking the change in leadership of
the Yacht Club. Dr. Karl Arbogast
is commodore for 1984.
575-0835
BEST WISHES TO MR. AND
MRS. RONALD MICHAEL HYSICK
who were recently married in St.
Paul’s Lutheran Church, Shaver-
town. Pastor Lynn Rothrock per-
formed the double ring ceremony.
Mrs. Hysick is the former Robyn
Catherine Templin, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Fred Templin, Dallas.
Norbert Hysick, New Britain.
NEW YEAR’S DAY is upon us
once again. New Year’s Day! is
doubly special for my family
because 10 years ago our lovely
daughter, Nancy, was born. Nancy,
now a fourth grader at Westmore-
land Elementary School, is a
member of Girl Scout Troop 633,
Shavertown. To Nancy, happy birth-
day. To my readers, a wish for a
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Winters Personal Care Home
Tunkhannock Highway, Dallas, Pa.
675-5108
Renault +
PEUGEOT
Wyoming Avenue At
Bennett St., Kingston
288-5418
639-1264
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PARTY TIME
A perfect time to celebrate a glorious
New Year, and thank our many customers,
whom we also consider our special friends. :
Dallas Shopping Center, Dallas, Pa.
675-6919
CH pines
As the New Year draws
near, we wish you all
many happy moments!
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WISHES
TE 675.0673
Yalick's Farm Market
West Dallas
675-3755
Jack ’s Collision Service
R. West 6th Street, West Wyoming, Pa.
z 693-0444
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Leonard ‘Pooch
675-5217
675-5731
Brown’s Oil
R.D. #2, Harveys Lake (Beaumont)
639-1342
>’ Kozick
675-5166
Dietterick Insurance Agency
272 Rutter Ave., Kingston, Pa.
288-1475
IGA Food Mart
. o Dallas Sh ingC , Dallas, Pa.
Ernesto ’s Pizzeria RR sn uPa
196 Memorial Highway, Shavertown, Pa. z
675-3811
Pen Fern Oil Co. Bryant's Mobile Home
288-6654
823-4141
735-5150
675-1167
Pizza Perfect
Heather Highlands
16 Carverton Rd. Inkerman
Trucksville 655-2352
696-2100 or 696-3888
675-2447
287-7024