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Fatal Fallacies
by Ted Key
The Travelers Safety Service
PAGE ELEVEN
Dallas Children
‘Work For UNICEF
Collect Over $100
| In Halloween March
Children from Dallas Methodist
| Church Sunday School donned their
| Hallowe’en costumes Monday even-
ing, and after meeting at the church,
descended upon local residents with
small orange colored containers in
place of cakes of soap, to trick or
treat for UNICEF. The children,
accompanied by some adults, col-
lected $100 to be used for milk and
drugs.
They then returned to the church
where other adults had remained
to prepare a Hallowe’en party for
the willing workers. Taking part
were: Susan Moore, Donald Bulford,
Charles Garris, Bruce Davis, Jr.,
Lucy Fleming, Paula Scott, Ruth
Lawry, Jean Fleming, Vernon Bitt-
ler, Margaret Fleming, Ann Davis,
Charles Stevens, Martha Messick,
Margarete Fowler, Jacqueline Chur-
ry, Susan Fleming, Judy Miller,
Allan Jonathan Cease, Keith Swish-
er, Janis Shaffer, Myra Berti, Emily
Botsford, Candy Williams, Pat Peif-
fer, Linda Parry, Robert Parry, Jr.,
Arthur Miller, Donald Williams,
Billy Welsh, Ruth Scott, Marsha
Lawry, Bonnie Updyke, Charmel
Rinehimer, Gail Rumbaugh, Patti
Larson, Donna Smith, Marvin Scott,
Jr., Lydia Morgan, Jimmy Hopple,
Robert Brown, Jr., Shirley Brown
and Sandy Sedler.
Adults who helped were: Messrs
dars being given out in this area
Isaacs, Chrysler-Plymouth dealer.
Among its many novel features
is a full color picture “Warming
Up” by Vincent Civiletti, Center
Moreland artist. The picture which
was previously reproduced in the
Dallas Post shows a young baseball
player practicing on a piccolo while
his faithful Collie howls beside him.
The boy who posed for Mr. Civi-
letti was Dale Mosier, son of Mr.
artist of a local boy.
STATE POLICE SAY
Don’t endanger your own life
by confusing your fellow auto-
mobile drivers. Always use the
proper hand signals when turn-
ing to the right or to the left.
Raymond Kuhnert, Donald Wil-
liams, Bruce Davis, Laurence Up-
dyke, Marvin Scott; Mesdames Rob-
ert Stair, Robert Parry, Robert
Brown, Marshall Rumbaugh, Thom-
as Cease, Alvin Shaffer, Percy Love,
and Erwin Messick,and Miss Mari-
lyn Mosier.
Woodlawn Dairy Friday
Brownie Troop 108 of the Dallas
Methodist ‘Church, were guests of
the Woodlawn Dairy on Friday
They were accompanied by their
leader, Mrs. Lewis Reese and assist-
ant leader, Mrs. Gertrude Snyder,
with Mrs. Robert Perry going along
to drive.
Everyone was treated to milk
Phone: 4-7141
Dallas, Penna.
and ice cream. Brownies present
were: Pamelia Baker, Pat Peiffer,
Bonnie Brobst, Clara Hines, Emily
Batsford, Linda McCarty, Myra
Debby Caruthers, Margery Evans,
Judy Snyder and Peggie, Kathy and
Diana Reese.
Orange MYF To Canvass
Neighborhood For UNICEF
Orange Methodist MYF will tour
their neighborhood Saturday from
6:30 to 8 in the interests of UNICEF,
the organization sponsored by the
United Nations for relief of chil-
dren in foreign lands.
ARMSTRONG and
NAIRN
Standard Gauge
CASH
INLAID LINOLEUM
Save 40c¢ Sq. Yd.
Royelle Patterns
Reg. 2.59 2 1 0 SQ
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NAIRNS Sequin
sas Now 2:39 Sq. Yd.
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