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Scouts Start Camping
Trip At MacVeigh's
this afternoon at 1:30 for an over-
night camping trip on Joseph Mac-
Veigh’s property, the first of sev-
eral such trips planned for this
summer. i 4
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—
Mrs. Ord Trumbower
_. | Entertains At Picnic
Boy Scout Troop 281 will’ start ;
Mrs. Ord Trumbower entertained
troop committee of Girl Scout
Troop 149 at a picnic meeting on
her lawn Monday evening. Pres-
ent were Mrs. Jack Barnes, Mrs.’
Raymond Titus, Mrs. James Lang-
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don, Mrs. Ralph Williams, Mrs.
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members to Wildwood July 16, 17
and 18 and to hold ‘a card party
at the Barnes home, Elmcrest, June
14. Scouts will meet on the church
lawn Monday at 1 p.m., to discuss
camp plans. Bring picnic lunch.
Mrs. Irene Transue
Hostess To Joy Club
Joy Class, Kunkle, will hold its
June meeting on Monday at the
home of Mrs, Irene Transue, with
Mrs. Estella Birnstock and Mrs.
Sylvia Brace as assistant hostesses.
Shirley Martin "is in charge of
entertainment. Members whose
birthdays fall in April, May and
June will cooperate.
LEGAL NOTICE
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that
Letters of Administration have
been granted in the Estate of Alex-
ander Solinski, late of Wilkes-
Barre, Pennsylvania. Any claims
against this Estate may be present-
ed to the Administratrix, Mary
Solinski, 22 Liddon Street, Wilkes-
Barre, Pennsylvania, or to her At-
torney.
JOHN F. BOYLE, Attorney
318 Miners Nat’l Bank Bldg.
Wilkes-Barre, Pennsylvania,
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‘THE POST, FRIDAY, JUNE 8, 1951
ANDREW KASCO
Lehman-Jackson
Graduates 51
Main Awards Go To
Barrall And Kasko
Lehman-Jackson Commencement
exercises Friday night in the audi-
torium saw the most photographed
Girl of the Year, Grace Barrall,
winning the Julius Long Stern
award, an engraved wrist-watch;
American Legion award for cooper-
ation and leardership; and the Dan-
forth Foundation award for leader-
ship.
Andrew Kasko won the Charles
Long award for agriculture, a gold
wrist watch, given for outstand-
ing achievement over a three-year
course.
Anne Palmer, valedictorian, won
the Readers Digest and Alumni
awards.
Ronald Nuss, salutatorian, was
awarded the Danforth Foundation
trophy.
Lettermen’s Club and American
Legion awards went to Richard
Kern.
Invocation was given by Rev.
‘| Frank K. Abbott; introduction: by
Mary Alice Lewis, this year’s May
Queen.
Anne Palmer, spoke on ‘“Oppor-
tunities for Youth”, Ronald Nuss
on “The Challenge of the Future”;
Grace Barrall, ‘Preparation
Through Education”.
Mantle oration was given by
Robert Scally, ‘senior class presi-
dent, Mantle Acceptance by Flor-
ence Sobieski, Junior Class Presi-
dent.
Awards were made by Lester B.
Squier, supervising principal.
Grace Barrall was president of
local and county chapters of Future
Home-makers of America 1950-
1951; she has a four year scholar-
ship to College Misericordia in
Home Economics; she handled in-
stallation ceremonies at the Farm
Show in Harrisburg, and won first
prize on a skirt; one of six candi-
dates for May Queen, she had a
place in the Court of Honor.
Andy Kasko has had an out-
standing = record, estimated on
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that
Letters of Administration have
been granted in the Estate of
Michalina Yitchinski Deitz, late of
Plains Township, Pennsylvania:
Claims may be presented ‘to the
Executor, Albert Yitchinski, or the
Executrix, Anna Yitchinski Thomas,
10 Wyoming Street, Plains Town-
ship, Pennsylvania, without delay,
or to their Attorney.
JOHN F. BOYLE, Attorney
318 Miners Nat'l Bank Bldg.
Wilkes-Barre, Pennsylvania
Prize Winners At Lehman
GRACE BARRALL
points, for his home farming pro-
gram in dairying and swine rais-
ing, extending over three years of
vocational agriculture.
Anne Palmer, in addition to out-
standing scholarship attainment,
was editor of La Vista, Lehman-
Jackson Yearbook; played varsity
basketball; and accompanied on the
piano for group singing.
Ronald Nuss has been class treas-
urer for two years; has played
varsity basketball, football and
baseball; has entered into all
sports, and has been a member of
the band, in addition to standing
second in his class.
Richard Kern, one of the most
popular boys in school, has played
varsity football
been a band member, and has
sung in the mixed chorus.
Diplomas ‘were given by Charles
S. Nuss, president of Lehman-
Jackson School Board, to:
William Ashton, Grace Barrall,
Carolyn = Berdy, Robert Bonning,
Jack Cave, Wilson Cease, Joan
Cragle, Shirley DeRemer, Norman
Dribelbis, Alice Ehret, Eleanor
Filipowski, Edna Frantz, John Gib-
bons, John Graham, Gordon
Hoover, Eleanor Ide, Nancy James,
Andrew Kasko, Richard Kern, De-
lores Kosakowski, Irene Kosakow-
ski, Mary Alice Lewis, June Lord,
Caroline Major, Delberta Meade,
Ronald Nuss, Barbara Oliver, Janet
Oliver, Leo Pall, Anne Palmer, Con-
stance Petroski, Carl Rodriguez,
Janice Rummage, Robert Scally,
Patrick Scavone, Agnes Schneider-
ite, Edward Sholtis, Ziba Smith, Jr.,
John Southwell, Aaron Sutton,
Kenneth Swan, James Symons,
Paul Thomas, James Wallace, Hilda
Warner, Everett White, Barbara
Williams, Theresa Witkoski, Jack
Wojciehoski, Florence and Mildred
Yockavitch.
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