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Communion Breakfast Is
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| A communion Breakfast was held
at the Lake Silkworth Hose House
on Mothers’ Day when Mrs. Philip
| Witkoski, Sweet Valley was chosen
Mother of the year. She was pre-
sented with a Statue of the Blessed
| Mother and a bouquet of cut
i flowers. Her two daughters, Mrs.
Main Highway John Pall and family and Mrs.
John Busch and family, Conynham
spent Mothers Day with her.
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fren Traditional May Day Crowning At College Misericordia
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Sunday gave College Misericor-
| dia’s May Crowning ceremony a
| traditional setting. Fresh Spring
| green of the campus moved in grace
| with the wind, and leaves sparkled
| as they turned in the luminous sun-
[light., Crowds of interested rela-
tives and friends followed the pro-
| cession from Walsh
Misericordia’s administration build-
ing.
The May Procession began in the
front of Walsh auditorium where
May Queen Annette Kraynak was
crowned by Elizabeth Galvin, pres-
ident of the Senior Class. As the
auditorium :
around the circle to the front of |
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THE DALLAS POST, THURSDAY, MAY 25, 1961
students assembled for this corona-
tion scene, they sang Salve Mater
Misericordia. After the crowning
and as they walked into line’ for
procession, they sang the Alma
Mater. Underclassmen in academic
dress walked before the seniors
who wore formal full-length pastel
dresses. Last in line were the May
Queen with her attndeants, Mary
Alice Lawlor and Elizabeth Galvin,
Students assembled in formation
within the circle front of Miseri-
cordia, and the Queen with her at-
tendants walked to the statue of
the Blessed Virgin that faces the
administration building. There the
May Queen symbolically crowned
the Blessed Virgin Queen of May.
The crown used in the ceremony
was blessed by the Right Reverend
Monsignor James T. Clarke. The
Reverend Edmund F. Byrne recited
the Act of Consecration. Assembled
students sang the Coronation Hymn
as Annette XKraynak placed the
crown. Following this ceremony,
the Right Reverend Michael C.
Polcha, pastor of Holy Trinity
Church, Swoyersville, addressed the
students and their guests. Miseri-
cordia’s May Day ceremony ended
with the students singing the hymn,
Holy God.
James Waters Given
Important Promotion
James S. Waters, for the past
of Franklin
County Farm Bureau at Chambers-
five years manager
burg, will become manager of Dis-
trict D, which includes a dozen
Pennsylvania Farm Bureau facilities
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James, son of Mr. and Mrs. D. A.
Waters of Huntsville Street, was
born and reared in- Dallas, is a
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“What does your husband like for
dinner?” asked the young bride,
who was looking for ‘advice.
“Qh,” ‘replied the experienced
housewife, “most anything I haven't
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DOGS SHOULDN'T BE TEASED
By Bob Bartos
Manager, Friskies Research Kennels
Every new puppy should
come with a tag attached to
his collar reading, ‘PLEASE
DON'T TEASE.” Dogs don’t un-
derstand teasing. There’s no
knowing how many potentially
sweet dispositions are slightly
soured as a result of children
and adults alike having fun at
the expense of their pet.
. A dog will often lose his trust
in you if, for example, you let
him believe you're offering him
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a bite of food and then, when
he approaches full of eager an-
ticipation, you show him an
empty hand. Never let a dog
believe that he’s going to get
something he likes, or do some-
thing he likes, and then not
follow through. :
Youngsters often taunt a dog
they see tied up by shouting at
him or tossing things at him. -
He may come to associate all
children with those who have
teased him and become untrust-
worthy where youngsters are
concerned.
Then, what seems like a
game to humans may be inter-
preted as teasing by a dog.
When you roughhouse with a
puppy, for example, he must
either run or stand his ground.
If he stands his ground, he’ll
use his only weapon, his teeth,
10 ward you off.
When he’s small those little
nips don’t hurt. You're amused
and encourage him to show his
spirit and fight back, It's not so
amusing, however, when he
grows bigger and the nips grow
stronger. Now you have to
break him of the habit of biting
and this isn’t always easy. It's
far simpler never to introduce
the puppy to a game that ene
courages him to use his teeth.
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Feeding Tip: When the puppy
{s teething, he'll be less apt to
chew on the furniture if you
supply him with a large knuckle
bone or give him top quality
prepared dog biscuits such as’
Friskies cubes to munch on,
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Dallas Cub Scouts
Receive Badges, Pins
Last spring meeting of Pack 281,
was held at the Dallas Methodist
Church with cubmaster, W.J. Maury,
presiding, Mrs. Donald Bulfords’ den
presented an indian skit. Mrs. David
Jones’ den presented their first
meeting opening. Council awards
were: :
WOLF BADGE: Donald LaBar,
Raymond Cross, David Jones, James
Peiffer, John Fleming, Robt. Patt-
ison, Michael Betz, Douglas Hess,
John McClary, John Souder, Richard
Whitlock, Gold and Silver Arrows:
BEAR BADGE: Douglas Bulford,
Gold and Silver Arrow; Charles
Baker, ,Silver Arrow;
LION BADGE: and scout hand
book, graduating into Webelos: Cad-
die Labar, J. Richards, Craig Churry,
David Fitch, Garry Garris with Gold
Arrow, Bucky Hale with Gold
Arrow, Charles Garris with Gold and
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Silver Arrows.
| WEBELO BADGE: Damca Young,
Reger Maury, Scott Blase, Wm.
Kingsbury, Robert Katyl, Carl Rem-
ley, Paul Priebe, George Block.
Scoutmaster Bruce Davies ‘aided
by scout Jimmy Faulls, welcomed
George Block into Troop 281, per-
formzd the scout ceremony and
presented the scout neckerchief and
pin to hm, His parents Mr. and
Mus.” Robert Block’ :
for. their continuing three years
help (in aidiagz Cub: Pack. 281.
TWO YEAR PINS: Garry Garris,
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iation certificates and service pin to |
Den mothers: two years: Mrs. Robt. |
Hale; Mrs. Ralph Fitch presented :
by three sons, Bucky and David. |
one year pin: Mrs. Donald Bulford, |
Mrs. Kenneth Young, presented by:
sons, Douglas and Bruce, !
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