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DALLAS, PENNSYLVANIA
Oce Beryl Austin, Toastmaster
At Eastern Star
District 21A, Order of Eastern
Star, held a luncheon at the Coun-
try Club Saturday, honoring Mrs.
Beatrice Letchworth, Worthy Grand
Matron, of Philadelphia.
Mrs. Agnes Watkins, Plymouth,
introduced the toastmaster, Mrs.
Qce Beryl Austin of Dallas.
Musical entertainment was prov-
ided by “The Dozenaires”, stud-
ents at Hanover Township High
School, directed by Margaret McCor-
mack. y
Tables decorated with spring
flowers, milk glass goblets of phile-
dendron, and silver candelabra
added a festive touch.
Among distinguished guests pre-
sented by - District Deputy, Grand
Matron were: Florence Plummer,
Harry
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Past Most Worthy Grand Matron;
Cora Davenport and Nellie Monie,
Past Worthy Grand Matrons; and
Hilda Stitzinger, Associate Worthy
Grand Matron,
The Committee in charge: Carolyn
Smith, Wyoming Chapter; Margaret
Coutts, Harmony Chapter; Edna
LaRose, Wilkes-Barre; Bertha Chase,
Blue Ridge; Alma Thomas Queen
Esther; Ethel Bedcock, Nanticoke;
Agnes Watkins, Plymouth; Melba
Biggar, Eloah; Constance Johnson,
Kingston; Oce Beryl Austin, Dal-
las; Melba Moss, West Pittston;
Mabel Miller, Blossom Chapter; Nor-
ma Pearlman, Deborah Chapter;
‘Worthy Matrons of District 21A and
To All My Friends,
I appreciate the tremendous response
to my recent campaign.
Thank you sincerely.
Jean Alice Wienberg, District Dep-
“uty Grand Matron of District 21A.
A. Martin Sr.
Dallas Kiwanis Club
Discusses Variety Show
Regular meeting of Dallas Ki-
wanis Club was held Wednesday
evening at the Country Club and
presided over by President Robert
Maturi when plans for the variety
show, were dis-
cussed.
President Bob introduced Dick
Van Etten of the Wilkes Barre Ki-
-wanis Club and guests of Ray Goe-
“By the Numbers”
ringer, Carl Goeringer and Tom
Buddinger.
There was Inter-Club activity
this week when President Maturi,
1st Vice President Jerry Gardiner,
2nd Vice President Merrill Faegen-
burg, Edwin Thompson, Ray Tag,
and Harry Lefko joined the Wilkes
Barre Club for lunch and a wonder-
ful talk by Rabbi Abraham Barras,
on Thursday May 17.
A reminder of those all impor-
tant dates June 2 and 3 at the Dal-
las Jr. High School to see “By the
i Numbers.”
Mother Of The Year
Mrs. Phil Witkoski, Sweet Val-
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ley was chosen Mother of the Year
| of Our Lady Mt. Carmel Church at
| a Holy Name Communion breakfast
jon ‘Mothers Day’ held at the Hose
"House Lake Silkworth. She was!
| presented with a beautiful Statue
| of the ‘Blessed Mother” and cut
bouquet of flowers
Witkoski daughters Mr. and Mrs.
John Pall and family, Mr. and Mrs.
John Busch and family spent the
day with their. mother.
NOTICE
Lake and Lehman Taxpayers
Association will meet at the Casino,
Harvey’s Lake, Sunday May 28 at
3 pm. Subject of disclssion—The
1% Wage Tax. All are urged to at-
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THE DALLAS POST, THURSDAY, MAY 25, 1961
Scout Troop 200
Has Busy Season
Girl Scout Troop 200 of Dallas
attended the Arts Fiesta in Wilkes-
Barre on Thursday, May 18. This
was part of a heritage hike to com-
memorate Girl Scouts in the U. 8.
for 50 years in 1962.
This troop has visited the Histor-
ical Society, Swetland House, Queen
Esther’s Rock and Wyoming Monu-
ment on a previous trip, taking
lunch and eating at ome of the
sites. Plans are being made to have
a tour of the architectural build-
ings of note in this area in the Fall,
They also plan a study of govern-
ment and a visit to the Court House
and City Hall.
The trip to the Fiesta was a four
hour excursion: and was a most
| interesting and enlightening trip for
| girls and Jeaders. They had dinner
at the “Stop and Go” in Kingston
and were transported home by Mrs.
Oliver Rome, Mrs. Donald Davis and
Mrs. Jack Barnes accompanied by
Assistant Leader Mrs. George Bau-
man. J
Saturday May 20 the troop con-
gregated at the home of Ann Barnes
to try out the recently made “buddy
burners” and “Tin can Stoves”.
Green Gal patrol laid a trail and a
Blueberry Patrol following it pick-
ing up tinder, and kindling to build
a campfire upon their return, They
returned to Ann Barnes where the
build a charcoal fire also in prepar-
ation for primitive camping at Camp
Onawandah in August. Games were
played and directed by Ann Barnes.
Pat Bauman supervised the fire
building and was responsible for
extinguishing it.
Girls present were Pat Bauning,
Mary Louise Daley, Betty Rome,
Janine Dierolf, Peggy Rood, Ann
Barnes, Sandra Turner, Cynthia
Konsavage, Sharon Piekanski, Rose
Marie Gobel, Susan Allabaugh,
Betty Lamoreaux and Nancy Davis
and two guests Karen and Kathy
Moore from Reading. Mrs. Jack
Barnes, leader, supervised the ac-
tivities.
to make plans for the Mother and
Daughter Tea to be held June 4 at
3 p.m. in Dallas Methodist Church,
at which time badges will be
awarded and any other recognition
given to deserving girls, Mrs. Clay-
ing as adviser. Her daughters Bar-
bara and Pat will assist with the
swimming and hiking activities.
The Troop wishes to publicly
thank many of the people in the
commun#y for assisting them in
Scout work and particularly the
members of .the Methodist Church
for permitting our girls to ‘meet
regularly in the Sunday School
rooms, }
The troop is again taking care of
the Memorial in Dallas as a Com-
munity Service and tulips were
planted in the Fall donated by an
anonymous person. Yellow and blue
pansies have been planted this
spring and Girls have already
started their work on this project.
Janine Dierolf is in charge and has
made a schedule which hangs in
Kuehn’s Drug Store as a reminder
of the days they must work.
Mrs. Oliver Rome is Troop Com-
mittee Chairman, Mrs. Thelms
Rood, Telephone chairman and
Cookie Chairman, Mrs. Dolly Dierolf
is chairman of the tea. 1000 boxes
of cookies were sold which was the
largest amount for any one troop in
Back Mountain. $40 was realized
which will partially pay for Troop
camping. .
Think of the shock to the average
teenager if he suddenly realized that
in 20 years he'll be as ignorant as
his parents are now.
—The Courier-Crescent
Orrville, Ohio
Every Sunday
is Family Day
at Gus Genetti's
From Monday to Saturday,
Each Day We Feature a 95¢
Chefs Special Luncheon.
Facilities for
All Occasions.
FOR OUR GUESTS’
CONVENIENCE
8 DIFFERENT
DINING ROOMS
and Beautiful
COCKTAIL LOUNGE
All Air Conditioned
®
When you celebrate
YOUR BIRTHDAY
OR ANNIVERSARY
here we will bake you a cake
“A Fine Vacation Spot
in Pennsylvania
For Reservations
Call Gladstone 4-2494
ROUTE 309
Hazleton-Wilkes-Barre.
The |
fire started and they were taught to |
There will be two more meetings |
all Highway
BEEF LIVER 39:
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Memorial Highway
FRIDAY
MAY 26
MAY 25
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Store in Town’
Dallas
SATURDAY
MAY 21
9AM. to 9 P.M.
Thursday aa Saturday
Our Own Delicious HOT DOGS
Cooked On New PYROFAX GAS
MICRO RANGE and served with SODA
I'riday
PIZZA and ICE CREAM
BALLOONS For the Kiddies!
FLOWERS For the Ladies!
$200.
GRAND PRIZE
Fully Automatic Pyrofax Gas Range
Value
PYROFAX GAS and APPLIANCE CO.
during Opening Celebration!
(Burner With A Brain)
Demonstrated By Rood’s
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OPENING FOOD SPECIALS
F resh — Lean
Tender Western
Maxwell House
COFFEE
69:
Sirloin
Choice
WESTERN
STEAK
79: |
GROUND BEEF
2 lbs. 99
Gold Medal
FLOUR
Club
Campbell's Tomato Soup{ /s].
SUNKIST TUNA
'MY-T-FINE PUDDINGS
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4 for 29c
25 Ibs. 1-89
Land o° Lakes
BUTTER 69:
TETLEY TEA BAGS $1.21
: (100)
CHARCOAL
BRIQUETTES 10 1s.©69¢
PRODUCE —
FROZEN FOOD —
BANANAS
TOMATOES
CUCUMBERS
2 lbs. 1c
19¢ Pke.
3 For 19¢
Shadyside & Harters
DAIRY PRODUCTS
FULL LINE OF
FULL SELECTION OF FINEST
QUALITY FROZEN FOODS
PICTSWEET
4/99
Turkey — Beef — Chicken
SHURFINE
ORANGE JUICE
12 Baskets Groceries F REE!
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