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Peter Rekus
Voted Fitth
Honor Scout
112 Attend Father
Bnd Son Dinner Of
St. Therese’s Troop
Boy Scout Troop 232, St. Ther-
ese’s Church, conducted its fifth
annual Father and Son Banquet on
Father’s Day, in the Church audi-
torium.
Peter Rekus, Jr., was named Ho-
nor Scout of the year. He and his
dad were escorted to the speaker’s
table by the former Honor Scouts
and thereby fixed his name plate
to the Plaque with a screw in each
end of the engraved plate.
Robert Purcell, toastmaster, was
introduced by John Baur, Sr.
chairman of the Scout Committee.
Peter Rekus, Jr., welcomed the dads
for his fellow Scouts. Peter Lincoln,
speaking for the dads, thanked the
boys for the Banquet and the
honor. Each boy earned the money
to pay for his and his dad’s dinner.
Nelson Downend presented the
puppet show. :
Lew Jordan, Assistant Scout Ex-
ecutive, presented the Charter to
the troop and also presented the
Charter to the recently formed Ex-
plorer Post 232, B.S.A., of which
Eugene Heinrich is the Explorer
Adviser.
Rev. J. J. O'Leary, pastor of St.
Therese’s, spoke, and introduced
Rev. - Bernard Grogan as principal
speaker of the evening.
The Explorer Scouts demonstra-
ted how to make a rope and the
Panther and «Rattlesnake Patrols
had a tug of war with the rope to
prove its strength. The troop then
invested tenderfoot scouts, Donald
Gavigan and Lewis Schultz, with a
candle lighting ceremony, and then
presented Badges to First Class
Scouts, Peter Rekus and Gene
Heinrich; Second Class Badges to
Martin Richert, Walter French and
John Derr. Star Badges were pre-
sented to Bernard Banks, Robert
Purcell and Ralph Dowend. Scout
John Baur received his Life Scout
Badge. All Badges were first pre-
sented to the boy's father who |
pinned it on his son.
Officers of the. troop: were sworn
in.
Scoutmaster . John Butler spoke
of the different merits that enabled
Peter Rekus to become the Fifth
Honor Scout.
Each Scout presented his mo-
ther with a rose corsage and a kiss.
Father Francis Kane closed the
program with prayer.
There were 112 present.
Harvey's Lake
By Mrs. Albert Armitage
H. L. 3331
Miss Mary Kuchta of Lakewood,
N. J., has returned to spend the
summer vacation with her mother,
Mrs. John Kuchta. Mr. and Mrs.
Mike Kuchta of Clarks Summit
drove Mary home on Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Peter Kuchta and
daughter Judy spent the weekend
with Mr. and Mrs. Herman Gar-
inger. Judy will spend a week
with her grandparents, and Mrs.
Kuchta will spend the week with
her husband in Harrisburg, where
he is now employed.
Mrs. Howard sHiggins was in the
Greyhound bus accident at Ply-
mouth on Wednesday, but was not
seriously hurt. Mrs. Higgins was
returning from Danville, where she
had taken her granddaughter Peggy
Shepperdson home on Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Donald D. Smith
and daughter, Donna, were Sunday
dinner guésts® of Mr. and Mrs. |
Harvey Kitchen at Idetown.
Mrs. Lewis Jones submitted to
an operation on Thursday in
Wilkes-Barre General Hospital. Her
condition is good.
Herbert Davis Jr. of Chester is
spending a two weeks vacation:
with his grandmother, Mrs. Harriet
Rauch.
Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Rudolph
of Kingston are occupying the Bill
Woolbert cottage at’ the Alderson
end of the lake. ;
Mr. and Mrs. Michael J. Clark
of Academy street, Wilkes-Barre,
have opened their cottage for the
summer.
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Holidays and
VACATIONS
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Saturday Night —June 23rd
Just a few days left in the biggest Food Sale of the year. Make your
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