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MINERS NATIONAL BANK
Main St., Dallas, Pa.
CHAISE
Sp 4 Johnson C. Miers, U.S.
Army, recently stationed at Fort
Belvoir, Va., is spending a few
weeks with his family on Perrin
Avenue. Johnny a graduate of
Westmoreland High School '59 has
reenlisted for six years and will re-
port to an Army base in Louisiana.
Mrs. Johnson C. Miers, Sr., Verna
and Wayman Miers accompanied
Johnny to Fort Belvoir last week
and were guests at the Base for a
few days.
SCOUTS MAPPING AREA
John Butler, Scout Master Troop
32, announced that an outstanding
course in electricity has been ofr
fered to his Explorer Scouts by
Howard Miller, Fernbrook, who has
volunteered to bé the Assistant
Scout Master, The Explorers meet
each Monday Night at St. Therese’s
Church. Through Ted Hinkle and
Civil Defense, the Explorers are
learning to map out the entire Back
Mountain Area in case of enemy at-
tack. These Scouts will have in-
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formation on hand ‘concerning
every invalid and chronically ill
persons in the locality. They will
be able to find the closest exit in
homes having bed-fast persons. Of
the 20 Explorers in Troop 32, five
have completed Red Cross First Aid
Training and fifteen remaining will
shortly take part in this training.
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Carey,
Sunset Avenue, returned from
Florida Sunday evening. They
visited their daughter and son-in-
law, Pat and Jerry Middleton, in
Miami; visited Cypress Gardens,
Silver Springs and other attractions.
On their return trip they visited
their son, Eddie and his wife and
son in Philadelphia. According to
Grandma Carey their grandson is
just the “most”.
Mom! Mom! There's two
helicopters going over! This
was the call of our 12-year-old
who had not seen very many
whirlybirds before. So out went
Mom to see. Such noise they
made I said there must be an
airplane too, but a little more
watching revealed two more
shelicopters, It was some sight
and gave quite a thrill to all
the children.
Mrs. Walter Wolfe spent the
Thanksgiving holidays with Mr. and
Mrs. Thomas Robbins, Princeton,
on Sunday to bring her home.
Mr. and Mrs. L. G. Wagner, Sr.
and Mr. and Mrs L. G. Wagner, Jr.,
were Friday visitors of Mr. and Mrs.
| John Cooney and family.
Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Williams
and ‘children, Kathy and Elaine,
‘Harveys Lake, and Mr. and Mrs.
‘Richard Britt and children, Doris,
Debra, Donna and Ricky, E. Center
Street, Shavertown, visited Mrs.
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THE DALLAS POST, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 7, 1961
LADIES DAY _
cone 1961 BY GENRAL FARES
CORP. TM- WORLD RIGHTS RESERVED -
“Good luck, Spike! I'll go
ahead and start lining up
blood donors!”
MEEKER
Ruth Anstett on Sunday.
The Dairymen’s League held its
annual roast beef supper at the
Lehman Church Tuesday, November
28. Mrs. Charles Gensel and Fred
Winter were two new directors
nual Home Service meeting held at
Syracuse, N. Y., were given by Mr.
and Mrs. Russell Lamoreaux. About
thirty persons attended.
Jeffy Josuweit, five-year-old son
of Mr. and Mrs. Donald Josuweit, is
recuperating at his home following
| a tomsilectomy at Nesbitt Hospital.
Sunday visitors of the Josuweits
were Mr. and Mrs. Merwyn Jones,
Kingston. :
Earl and Merle, Taylor, Syracuse,
I'N. Y., Ralph Taylor, Johnson City,
| N. Y., Peter Lanzaloth, Williams-
town, N. J. and ‘ Robert Taylor,
| Grand Prairie, Texas, arrived to
| spend a few: days of the deer sea-
son with Mr. and Mrs. Adrian Tay-
| lor, Harveys Lake. “Good luck, nim-
"rods.
Norrie, Mark Peleak, and Russel
Eyet; accompaniest, Judy Bergstras-
ser; Reading, True and False Quiz,
“History of Thanksgiving” by Jo!
Ann Norrie; Readings, “Over the
1 River and Through the Woods” and
“The Landing of the Pilgrim Fa-
thers” by James Steinhauer and
“The Turkey” read by Patty Sickler;
Accordion” Solos, “June Night”,
“Just Because”, and ‘Happiness’
played by Stanley Zarnoch; Group
singing “The Star Spangled Banner”,
was led by Mr. Camp and accom-
panied by Judy Bergstrasser.
Audio-Visual Aids students as-
sisting were Keith Swisher, Harry |
Sweppenheiser, and Bruce Hopkins.
SPORTS
It was announced last week to
the boys, that Junior High Wrest-
DALLAS
Junior High
NEWS
ASSEMBLY
A Thanksgiving Assembly was
held for the students on November
22. Mr. Alfred M. Camp supervised
the program and was assisted by
members of the Student Council,
sponsored by Mr. William Baran;
readings by members of the English
department were coached by Mrs.
Guida Taylor.
The program was as follows:
Master of Ceremonies, Jean Flem-
ing; Bible reading, The Lord's! start this week. This year we have
Prayer, and the Pledge to the Flag | decided to make most of our pro-
led by Ann Woolbert; Group singing | gram intramural. Mr. John Cathrall
elected. Reports on’ the 42nd an- =
“America the Beautiful”; Instru-|is head coach for wrestling and Mr. |
mental ensemble, “Come Ye Thank- | Leonard Kozik will have basketball. |
| ful People Come’, Trumpets, Keith | These sports will be opened to all.
Swisher, Russel Williams, and | Seventh, Eighth, and Ninth Grade,
| Thomas Meyers; Clarinets, Jo Ann boys. The main purpose of these:
We Don’t Like To Disappoint You!
So Avoid The Holiday Rush.
Your
ELECTRIC TRAINS NOW FOR REPAIR.
Bring In
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events is to allow more boys to Lehman P T R
participate. Sh
AFTER SCHOOL CLASSES
The French and Algebra classes | meet in the Lehman gym on De-
| that are to be held after school cember 11, 8 P.M.
Program Chairman Mrs. Richard
| Stroud will have a Christmas prog-
ram with student participation un-
der the direction of John Milaus-
kas and Bernard Gerrity.
for Ninth Grade students will prob-
ably start this week according to Mr.
McCutcheon. |
CLUBS |
A large variety of clubs is being |
students of our
school. A few of these clubs and
the teachers who will lead them are:
The Mathematics Club, which will |
be guided by Mr. Case, the ninth |
. mathematics teacher; the:
Dramatics Club, which will be led '
by Miss Richards, the seventh grade
English teacher ; the Pp hotography | Bottom. Make reservations with
Club, which will be guided by Mr. ‘Mrs. Alves Shafer NEptune 9-2277
Dombek, the ninth grade English | Alyce or NODIING Jal
teacher. Among other clubs offered | Airplane Club, the Art Club, and for
are the Jumior Miss Club, the Con- | ninth grade academic students, the
versational Spanish Club, the Model 'Typewriting Club.
PRE - CHRISTMAS
RESS SALE!
first grade mothers serve this
month.
Lake Fire Buxiliary
We Will Clear Fvety Dress In Stock —
At Greatly REDUCED PRICES ! !!
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[ts Heartwarming Joy...
Give A Christmas Present
To A St. Michael's Boy!
Again this year the public is cordially invited to participate in a heartwarm-
: ~ ing, Holiday endeavor by visiting either of the two main offices of the :
- Pennsylvania Gas and Water Company—41 N. Main St., Wilkes-Barre or : orth
135 Jefferson Ave. Scranton—to place a Christmas gift under trees tra- : : :
ditionally decorated in honor of St. Michael's School for Boys.
principal gift suggestions are articles of clothing for Boys between the ages
of 12 and 15. Shirts, jackets, sweaters, trousers, shoes, underwear and
articles of personal grooming are most suitable gifts. If checks are donated,
they should be made out to “St. Michael's Christmas Fund” and donation
boxes are located at each office. Enjoy the wonderful gift of giving this oh al
Christmas!
Santa Claus extended
and Water Company to a group of the Boys of Saint Michael's.
The Boys of Saint Michael's celebrated Christmas the past two years =
with many presents generously donated by the public.
were delivered to Monsignor Francis A. Schmidt, in charge of Saint
Michael’s School for Boys, Hoban Heights.:
The Lies Bigs
PENNSYLVANIA GAS A
and WATER Company be
Christmas greetings from Pennsylvania
The presents
Lehman Jackson Ross P.T.A. will
| Mrs. Ed. Kanasky is having the
| Daniel C. Roberts Fire Auxiliary °
plans its Christmas party for Mon-
day evening at McCaffrey’s, Sandy
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