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DALLAS, PENNSYLVANIA
Irs
HAPPENING
IN
DALLAS!
_ THE DALLAS POST, THURSDAY, JUNE 22, 1961
'Day-Camp Starts Monday
Y. M. C. A, Day-Camp will com-
mence Monday, June 26.
Robert A. Addison will be Camp
Director. Assisting him as -coun-
selors will be Gloria Dolbear and
Ruth Tinsley, students at Dallas
Senior High School. Clifton King
and John Henninger, Jr.; a volun-
| teer worker, will--assist Mrs. Ken-
| neth Young of Dallas will super-
vise the crafts program.
The Camp, held Mondays, Wed-
nesdays and Fridays, is open to
boys and girls ages 7% through 14.
Registration for the first two
week period will be held today and
| tomorrow, 9:30 to 10:30 a.m., and
12:30 to 4' p.m. at the Back Moun-
The Biggest
V The Best —
BIRTHDAY PARTY
EVER
SEE Page T - Section B
tain ‘Y.
MAJOR
IMPROVEMENTS
IN THE
RENAULT
DAUPHINE
BTR
NEW LOW PR
™
Thursday night for a covered dish
dinner at the home of Mrs. John
Landis of Oak Hill, to discuss final
plang for the Baked Goods Booth at
the Library Auction, a project which
is their annual duty and pleasure.
This is one of the most important
stands.
In the group are Mesdames Stan-
ley = Hozempa, Hanford Eckman,
John G. Konsavagem, Walter
Mohr, Robert W. Graham, R. Spen-
cer Martin Jr., Earl W. Phillips,
James Alexander, Harry Wolfe,
Charles Gardner, Harry T. Goerin-
ger Jr., James F. Besecker Sr,
Harris S. Haycox, Oswald Griffiths,
W. B. Jeter, Harold Titman Harvey
Johnson, Herman Otto, H. R. Mc-
Cartney, Paul L. Gross, Dale Parry,
Willard Seaman, Ralph Postorive,
| Lemuel Troster, L. F. Kingsley,
‘Women of Dallas Rotary met | Anthony Marchakitus,
i Squier, Jack H. Stanley, R. C. Post, |
Harry Edwards, |
| Laying Plans For The Auction Bake-Booth Over A Covered Dish Supper
Lester B.
Arthur H. Ross,
Fred Jennings, Frank Bell Carl
Henderson, Robert Bodycomb, Jos-
eph Sekera, Francis L. Ambrose,
Jack Manley, and Miss Monika
Schindler.
Mrs. Stanley and Mrs. Alexander
are co-chairmen of the booth, which
annually sells out of home-baked
as they appear on the counter, and
does a thriving business in cakes
and pies, cartwheel molasses cook-
ies, and dainty frosted cupcakes.
bread and cinnamon buns as soon |
Back Mountain
i
i
CE: $1385
(FACTORY SUGGESTED LIST PRICE. FULLY EQUIPPED. P.0.E. EAST COAST)
al OTHER MAJOR IMPROVEMENTS: BE NEW, 12 MONTH OR
. 12,000 MILE (WHICHEVER COMES FIRST) WARRANTY. B
NEW, GREATLY EXPANDED NATIONWIDE SERVICE AND
PARTS FACILITIES.
PLUS: NEW, MORE ATTRACTIVE INTERIORS; DELUXE VERY
HOT HEATER/DEFROSTER; WINDSHIELD WASHERS AND
ELECTRIC WIPERS; DIRECTIONAL SIGNALS; COUNTRY
aR
HORN, CITY HORN; 4 DOORS.
BUICK - OPEL - RENAULT
~ Community Motors
568 MARKET ST.
KINGSTON
BU 17-1133
|
LITTLE
LEAGUE
by John Farley
| LAZARUS VS. DADDOW ISAACS
Daddow Isaacs defeated a strong
Lazarus team 7 to 5. Dallas scored
three runs in the first on back to
back homers by Kaschak and Chen-
ey. Daddow Issacs came back to
score five runs in the middle inn-
ings on singles by Fedak and Even-
son and plenty of walks. The los-
ing pitcher was McCrea and the
winner was Fedak.
BACK MT. VS. LAZARUS
Back Mt. defeated Lazarus 9 to
4 headed by the pitching of Chuck
Liebold. Zimmerman led the vic-
tors with 2 hits including a double
and drove in 4 runs. Hudak and
McCrea led the losers with a double
and single. Liebold scored twice for
the winners and also the winning
pitcher. The losing pitcher for Laz-
arus was Son who was relieved
by McDonald in the third.
HARTERS VS. DADDOW ISAACS
Harters defeated Daddow Isaacs
6 to 1 led by pitching of Charles
Kern, who struck out eleven of the
opposition. Sponseller come through
with 2 hits for the victors, while
Dubil and erry Jones also slammed
out doubles for the winner. Kern
gave up only 3 hits to Daddow
Isaacs in going the distance. Sup-
ulski took the loss for Daddow
Isaacs.
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‘Woman's Club Chorale ead
To Picnic At Ruif Home |
members
Bring covered dish and own table |
Annual picnic of Dallas Woks’!
Club Chorale will be held at the | service.
| home of Mrs. Ted Ruff, 42nd Street,
| Monday, June 2% at 6 pm. Any assisted
CASH AND
CARRY
| one wishing to swim should come | Kingley,
SECTION A — PAGE
Ralph Fitch, Ted
William Hanna, William Rood,
All chorale members and former | liam Carroll and Russell Case.
are cordially invited. | —_—TTT TT
The suburbs are where
| thing is farther away except
Mrs. Joseph Goode is chairman, | first of the month.
by Mesdames William |
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