TAREE BOSS TEEN EEN EEN WEEN BERR. BEER BERR. ERR. ERRRSEBRS RB ERR ERR EERR EER EER EEER EER EER EER EER ERR EER ER RS oe Se ke 3 ST J bi HA DALLAS, PENNSYLVANL IA ~ Junior And Senior High Students On Lake-Lehman School Honor Roll 4th quarter honor roll as an- nounced by Anthony Marchakitus, | High School Principal of Lake- Leh- man schools, includes: 7th Grade: John Balavage, Bever ly | Bonning, Foster = Bulford, Dique, Grace Donovan, Doran, John Fielding, Howard Ells- worth, Donna Gosart, Kenneth Hoover, Jackie Hoyt, Arthur Ide, | Douglas Ide, Lynn Johnson, Gail | Kelley, Marjorie Klein, Juliana Klemunes, Ronald Koslosky, Susan Lamoreaux, Mary Marchakitus, Linda Mazonkey, Kathryn McHose, Kristin Miller, George Morgan, Carol Year-round labor saving tilling — hauling — snow SWEET VALLEY MORE POWER FOR BIG JOBS! for a host of jobs. New Controlled Traction* Dif- ferential improves. traction for all soil conditions, * for ice and snow. And all control is at your finger; tips! 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Auxiliary power GR 7-2211 Roger Whitesell, Lois Williams, | Marsha Williams, Thomas Woodling. | Frantz, Ellen Harris, David Higgins, | Mary Ann Jeffery, Kenneth Jones, James Kliamovich, Mary Ann Kun- chemba, Alan Landis, Wilma Long, Irene Martin,, Richard’ May, Gary Miers, Kathy Mingus, Bevery Moyer, Larry Pederson, Michael Raklew.cz, Jon Rogers, Jay Ruckel, Richard Sarmonis, Larry Stets, Sharon !Strzelezyk, Karl Squier, Jonathan | Valentine, Barbara Volowich, James | Worth. 9th Grade: | Eileen Crane, i Davenport, Jane | Dendler, Thomas Evans, Sharon Farver, Edward Hollos, Patricia { Kutz, Charles Masters, Alana Matter, | Rebecca Montross, Eunice Oney, Marie Rasimovicz, Marie Roginski, Barbara Ross, Stanley Rusiloski, Glenda Wagner, Irene Wolfe, Mar- ilyn Woodling, Pat Zbick. Mary on Bebey, Joan Darby, Renald Delkanic, Mark 10th Grade: James Adamshick, | Stexhen Arendt, Lorelie Briggs, | Diane Crumley,! Carol Drapiewski, | Sandra Evan, Marie Hardisky, Caro- [lyn Ide, Beverly Lord,: Richard | Mahle, Daniel Mitchell, William | Morris, Stella Rodriquez, Thomas | Rogers, Diana Sampson, William Schlosser, Fay Shaw, Joan Sqroi, | Carol Toluba, Robert Traver, Donna Wandel, Ray Williams, Sandra Yellits. 11th Grade: Grover Anderson, | Sharon Coombs, Teresa Fedor, Janet Fielding, Leah Klismovich, Jchn Landis, Dean Long, Gladys McDer- { mott, Donna Meeker, Benjamin | Rusiloski, Jacquelyn Ruff, Mary | Sabo, Judy Shalsta, Helen Sidler, Sandra Slimak, Arkady Smolin, Douglas Trumbower, Mike Yurko, John Whitesell, Pauline Zerfoss. Bonnett, Gail Bonning, Nancy Dra- piewski, Kathryn Hackl'nz, Evelyn Hogg, ‘Johanna Laskowski, Sandra Loomis. Wilma Lyons, Alfred Martin, Nancy Oney, Rebecca Oney, Patricia Perkins, Alice Piatt, Robert Ross, Elaine Schooley, Mary Ann Sevenski, William S'dler, Verna Smith, Janet 'Vanderhoff, Jane Wardlow, Janice Wolfe, Priscilla Wandel. Accepted By College of FCRT WAYNE, INDIANA—Indi- ana Technical College has accepted for enrollment the application of Kirk' Lannan son. of Mr. and Mrs. Edward R. Lannan, 185 Church Street, Dallas, Pennsylvania. Under the college's plan of studies, | ‘the student begins specializing in one of ten engineering and science fields ‘in his sophomore year. Save with Safety! World's First Turnpike-Proved Tires! A tremendous value at our former low price . . . : N and now you save even more! Get the extra pro- tection, the extra value of Turnpike-Proved Goodyear Nylons, today! *All Goodyear Tires are Turnpike-Proved . . . and manufactured to make recapping practical. 3-T RAYON $ ALL-WEATHER Your old tires will make the down ‘payment desighe! NEES 95 Size 6.70 x 15 blackwall tube-type plus tax and Toeappable I Size 6.70 x 15 blackwall tube-type plus tax and recappable tires 12:h Grade: Francis Bebey, Carol | THE DALLAS POST, THURSDAY, JUNE 23, 1960 Receives Award KAREN Pictured above is Karen Miller receiving the Ann Will Garment Award for being highest ranking Senior in sewing in the home eco- nomics department at Lake Lehman { High School. Anthony Marchakitus, high school principal, made the pre- ht Co. To Reduce Rate 3,429 Customers Will Benefit Some 3,429 Harveys. Lake Light Company ¢ustomers in Luzerne and Wyoming Courities will benefit by a reduction in, rates approved by the Publig Utility Commission. The PUC sald the utility, one of nine electric “power firms whose earnings are being checked by the commission, agreed to a $25,991 an- nudl rate reduttion after a series of conferences 'with ‘the commission staff. : A spokesman for the light com- Kilo-watt-hours cost $1 to residential kilo-watt-hours for $1. kilo-watt-hour, while the new 45 will The néxt' 45 was six cents a kilo- watt<hour,while the new will be five cents: All over 101 kilo-watt-hours said. a reduction accordingly. Stands Third In Class Bari Elaine Slater, daughter of | Mr. and Mrs. Robert Slater of Shrine | Acres, graduated third in her class from Wyoming Seminary, ‘ranking first among senior girls. She has { been on the Dean's List for two | years. 'She expects to enter Syracuse in the fall; in’ the Fine Arts Départ- MILLER sentation. Mrs, M'ldred Schruitsky, instructor, stands proudly by. The award was created by William Cherkis in memory of his father, long identified with the garment industry. | | ment. Westmoreland High School Lists Honor Roll Students For Semester W. Frank Trimble, Westmoreland High School principal, lists names of students making the honor roll for the marking period ‘recently com- pleted. In the tenth grade are: Sandra Ambrose, Mary Bennett, Carol Bot- toms, Jon. Butler, Nancy Coolbaugh, | Susan Dorrance, Dorothy Eck, Nancy Elston, Robert Fletcher, Thomas « Frantz, Robert = Gardner, Elfriede Hefft, Harold Hislop, Dana Jones, Jean Kingsbury, Mary Alice { Knecht, Dale Mosier, Sally Moyer, Beatrice. Orchard, Diane Payne, Donna Rishell, Sandra Strasdus, Keith Sutton. Barbara Tag, William Welch, Bonnie West, Judith Wil- liams; Donna Wright, Shirley Yalick, Mary Zarychta. Inthe eleventh grade: Annabelle marbles in the house, has reason to RN upset. Ambrose, Donna Bolen, ‘Thomas Bozek, Sandra Chere, Vivian Cobb, Marilyn Eck, Kenton Getty, Joseph Hoeg, George Jacobs, Susan Kelley, Mary Jane Moss, Lawrence Polachek, Inez Ryman, Patricia = Sinicrope, David Stout, Kenneth Thomas San- dra Vivian. In the twelfth grade: Ruth Ann Alt, Grace Bachman, Barry Baird, Ruth Bennett, Brenda Clause, Har- riet Crispell, Fred Eck, Betty :Grey Joan Hand, Clinton Hess, "Carol Hislop, Mary Lane 'Jerista, Peter Lawson, Marlyne Lipfert, Priscilla Martin, Evelyn Orchard, ‘Pamela Parsons, Robert Phillips, Carol Reed, Edna Rogers, Durelle Scott, Wayne Schmoll, Miranda Thomas, . Judith Wertman, Victor Widmann. New 50-Star Flags Special flag set #51 for home display. Fast eolor cotton Valley Forge flag, 8 feet x 5 feet, joint- r. Jay Young Bttends Dattls Conference LEWISBURG, Pa., June 15—Jay A. Young, Norton Avenue, professor | of chemistry at. King’s College, is attend’'mg the “Conference on the! Undergraduate Train'ng of. Chem- istry Majors” at Bucknell Univer- sity this week. Dr. Young is among the 45 college and - university professors from throughout the oon invited to | participate in a week-long confer- ence devoted to the discussion of the ' traning = ‘of chemistry majors. Purpose of the conference, made possible by .a $14,000. grant from | the National Science Foundation, is to seek answers to the many prob- lems associated with the moderni- zation of chemistry curricula as a result of the accelerated growth of chemical knowledge. undergraduate | ed wooden pole, ball top, metal Writes From Florida bracket, packed complete in box. For Ruction Date “ONLY $4 This. week the Dallas Chamber of ‘| Members of ‘the Legion will Commerce received this communica- call ~ at your home this tion which was turned over to Street Commissioner Alvin : Shaffer by Postmaster Joseph Polacky: Saturday’ and next Saturday to | show. you ‘samples : “FLY THE FLAG JON" THE FOURTH Te -Isaacs Post AMERICAN LEGION ; Daflas, Pa. Gentlemen: I am writing. once again ‘to learn 'the "date, of “your : annual auction. I have asked and received this information’ several times in the past but unfortunately have never been able to attend: Ths: pany said ‘previously the first 10 | customers. The new rate will be 11 The next 45 were eight cents per | be seven cents per a kilo-watt-hour. | ill be three cents, the spokesman He said ‘commercial users will get Reg father whose ‘children play |; year it may be’ possible to make it Teachers To Win Degrees Or Continue Education These teachers of the Dallas Schools will complete all work | toward the Master's Degree this | summer: Thomas F. Carr, Edgar W. Hughes, Jr., and Anthony J. Roan from Bucknell University; Patricia Fox from Columbia University. The following teachers will continue their ! graduate work: Kenneth G. Kirk, Chester N. Molley, and Walter Pro- ‘In Contest Finals | » kopchak at Pennsylvania State Uni- versity; Alfred M. Camp at Scranton University; Ruth Henwood at Temple University; and Arline B. Rood at Wilkes College. These teachers will do extensive traveling this summer and next year:—Ethel” R. Shultz will spend a | Thelma | M. Sutliff. | the Arch Austins and Mrs. Antoin- SECTION B— PAGE 1 year in Europe. 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