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Veterans Association
Elects New Officers
Officers were elected at a meet-
ing of Kingston Township Veterans
Association on Tuesday evening at
the clubhouse in Trucksville. They
are: President, Nelson McDonald;
vice president, Dale Parsons; secre-
tary, Bill Lawler; treasurer, Don
Thompson. Board of directors for a
two-year term: Frank Kardell, Bert
Roberts, Herbert Updyke, Paul
Shaver; one-year term, Frank Hem-
enway, Jack Smith, Paul Sedler.
' Plans are under way for a Christ-
mas party December 19 when mem-
bers’ wives and sweethearts will be
guests. Committee in charge: Nel-
son McDonald, Ralph Swan and
In New Role
Charles ‘Steinhauer, president of
Back Mountain Little League, is
playing a new role as Santa’s helper
selling Christmas trees at the Den-
mon Service Station in Trucksville.
Holy Name Society
Plans Holiday Smoker
Holy Name Society of Gate of
Heaven Church will sponsor a Holi-
day Smoker at Joseph Polacky’s
shop on Huntsville on Monday even-
ing at 8.
Willian T. Morgan, newly elected
president, will preside. Plans for
the coming year will be discussed.
All men of the parish are invited
to attend, members and non-mem-
bers.
. Committee in charge of the pro-
gram includes: George Stolarick,
chairman; Edward Sholtis, co-chair-
man; Robert Laux, Leonard Paux-
itis, Joseph Noon, Frank Michael,
Sr., Frank Michael, Jr., Fred Young-
blood, Edward Manzoni, Joseph
Manzoni, John Kupstas.
Refreshments will be served.
The men of the society will re-
ceive Holy Communion in a body
at the 9 o'clock mass this Sunday.
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The “star” on the tree is a rubber
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With spring-like weather prevail-
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Lehman Operetta
Scheduled Tonight
First, second, and third grades at
Lehman will stage an operetta,
“Merry Christmas, Mr. Snow-Man,”
in the auditorium tonight at 8.
Director is Doris Rowlands, grade
school music instructor. Teachers
who have been making costumes
and assisting are Mrs. Arline Kun-
kle, Mrs. Dorothy Steele, Mrs. Dor-
othy Major, Edward Stroble, Han-
nah Culp, and Mrs. Alice Elston.
Robert Rogers and Kenneth Ells-
worth have the main leads of Santa
Choruses
include toys, dolls, clowns, tops,
fairies, jumping jacks.
Home From Hospital
Conrad Honeywell who has been
a patient in Wellsboro Hospital
since he was injured a week ago
in a motor accident has returned
to his home in Kunkle. Though still
bruised and sore he is making a
good recovery.
Cow Makes Record
Ueterborough, N. H.— A regis-
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Princess Royale, owned by Ray-
mond Goeringer, Dallas, has com-
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and 575 pounds of butterfat on
three times daily milking for 365
days, starting her record as a jun-
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“Royale” is the daughter of the
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Anthracite, that has seven daugh-
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The American Guernsey Cattle Club.
This record was supervised by the
Pennsylvania State University and
was reported to The American
Guernsey Cattle Club for approval
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Tommy Saunders, 13, Huntsville,
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grouse, and on the first day of deer
season a nice buck.
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