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FRIDAY, MAY 27, 1955
Stork Refuses
To Cooperate
Ambulance Races,
Nobody Home
that they were racing the stork.
the ambulance.”
Nesbitt.”
travelling.
the ambulance. Q. E. D.
GAVY'’S
Specials
Ready-to-eat
HAMS
59¢ Ib.
Whole or Shank Half
TURKEYS
59¢ Ib.
FRANKS
43c Ib.
Quarts of
SWEET
PICKLES
3c
GAVY’S MARKET
FREE DELIVERY
Phone Dallas 4-7161
Main Highway, Trucksville
are from T.B. and Bangs accredited
within range of all.
Singers Give
Merry Widow
Kiwanis Women
Entertained
Trained singers entertained for
the luncheon given by Nanticoke
Women of Kiwanis for members of
other Kiwanis Women’s ‘Clubs in
the area at Irem (Country Club
Tuesday afternoon.
Ruth Turn Reynolds, Helen Bitler
Hawkins, Dorothy Nogle Glidden,
Louise Gibbs Wall, Ben Dougherty
Williams and Lillian Weidner; pre-
sented scenes from “The Merry
Widow.” Mrs. Louie W. Ayre ac-
companied, Mrs. J. Drapiewski nar-
rated, and Mrs. Mary Wilson di-
rected. .
Tables for 140 guests were deco-
rated with gay spring blossoms,
favors tiny wheelbarrows filled with
flowers. Presidents of clubs partici-
pating included Mrs. William
Wright, Dallas Kiwanis; Mrs. Bert
Husband, Forty-Fort, Kingston; Mrs.
Joseph Isaacs, Wilkes-Barre, and
Mrs. W. Foltz, hostess, Nanticoke.
Pago Pago, in America Samoa,
is pronounced pango pango.
Orientation Day at Westmoreland
High School May 18 saw seventy-
five sixth-graders from Dallas Bor-
ough, Shavertown and Trucksville,
touring study hall, library, gym-
nasium, work-shop, classrooms and
cafeteria under convoy of members
of the Student (Council. Lunch was
served shortly after noon, followed
by assembly at 1:15 in the audi-
torium.
Customs and Traditions of the
school were outlined by Mrs. Flor-
ence Hughes; Clubs and Activities
by Miss Pearl Averett; Classes and
Courses by Miss Esther Saxe. Miss
Sophie Morris explained the Library;
Joseph Rakshys, Shop; Mrs. Anna
Sipko, Home Economics; Mabel
Jenking and Charles Poad, physical
education, games, gymnasium,
health. The program was under di-
rection of Walter H. R. Mohr, direc-
tor of Guidance.
Panel members taking part in the
Customs and Traditions forum were
James Borthwick, Robbin Lohman,
Kerry Greenwood, Joyce Hirleman,
Nancy Dungey, Mary Dora Scott;
on School Activities: Evelyn Orch-
NEW LOCATION
Farmers
Nite Market
Rear of Lester Pontiac
Entrance on
Pierce St., Kingston
Full Line of
Plants and Cut Flowers
Potatoes Lettuce
Apples Chicken
Jellies Asparagus
Eggs Radishes
Rhubarb Spring Onions
Frosted Cider
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Thomas Jenkins, Donna Garinger,
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Marlan Lipfert, Jeanne Hance,
James Eckerd, William Perrego,
Roberta Oldershaw, Fred Eck, Tom-
my Shelburne, George Isaacs, Joyce
Oliver.
Student Council Hosts: Nancy
Wilkins, Jan Stahl, Alfred Williams,
Daniel Fredericci, Elizabeth Carter,
Georgina DeWitt, Sally Hetrick,
Marion Cundiff, Robert McQuilkin,
Ernest Weidman.
In the background of the accom-
panying picture are John Mulhern,
Dallas Borough; Theodore Laskow-
ski, Trucksville; James Goodwin,
Shavertown, and Walter Mohr,
Shavertown.
Idetown
Loretta and Louella Carr spent
the weekend with Mrs. Thelma
Lamboreux.
Mr. and Mrs. Howard Moore of
Simsbury, Conn., spent the weekend
with friends and relatives here and
in Loyalville. Mr. Moore returned
to his home on Sunday afternoon
while Mrs. Moore remained for a
week.
Mrs. Libbie Smith had as dinner
guests on Sunday Mr. and Mrs.
Girl Scouts Enjoy
Picnic, Get Badges
Intermediate Girl Scout Troop 169
enjoyed a picnic at Irem Country
Club Tuesday afternoon, cooking
their own outdoor meal, and hiking
to the fire tower. Fifty-three badges
in eleven fields were awarded,
among them twenty-one second
class.
Davis and Doreen Davis, Glenda
and Gloria Lyons, Mr. and Mrs. Al-
fred Smith and Janet Smith.
Mrs. Esther Donnelly, Mrs. Anna
Shaver, Mrs. Thelma Lamoreux,
Mrs. Eva Hendershot, Mrs. Jennie
Yeust, attended the installation of
the Blue Ridge ‘Chapter of Ashley,
on Friday night. Mrs. Catherine Cole
was installed as the new worthy
matron.
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and
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Velton Smith, of Hamburg; Mr. and
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Mr. and Mrs. Benny Goodman and
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Jane, Betty Lou and Kenneth, of
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PAGE THREE
Present were Sally Booker, San-
dra Chere, Linda Conden, Jean
Croop, Gail Dixon, Carol Dungey,
Marcia Kautz, Mary Alice Knecht,
Sandra Martin, Elizabeth May, Ruth
Miller, Sally Moyer, Peggy Ochs,
Susan Owens, Beverly Race, Linda
Rice, Sandra Schlittler, Susan Tay-
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Shirley Yalick, Joan Helfrich, Kathy
Girvan, Mrs. John Yalick, - Mrs.
James Knecht and Mrs. William
Wright, leader.
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