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Lake Buxiliary
To Enjoy Party
Kunkle Community
Hall December 12
Harveys Lake American Legion
Auxiliary plans a Christmas dinner
party December 12, 6:15, at Kunkle
Community Hall, ;
Mrs. Myrtle Wagner, chairman,
has charge of reservations. Honor-
ary chairman is Shirley Strohl
Assistants are Mildred Jackson,
Frances Desiderio, and Becky Cast-
erline. Dollar gifts will be ex-
changed.’
». The auxiliary is sending gifts to
the Veterans Hospital for the Christ-
mas gift shop. Members are asked
to get in touch with Mrs. Strohl or
leave gifts with Frances Yankoski.
Pomona Grange Saturday
Pomona Grange will meet with
Jackson Grange Saturday, beginning
at 11 a.m. Jackson Township lad-
ies will serve lunch. Members are
adked to bring fifty cent Christmas
gifts, marked for ladies and men.
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Loss Of 4 Fingers Does
Not Cramp Danny's Style
There's no keeping a good man
down, Here’s Danny Moss, son of
Werner Moss, and grandson of Mr.
and Mrs. Myron Moss down below
Sweet Valley. Does getting his four
fingers shot off last year in bird
hunting season’ in Florida discour-
age him from playing baseball and
football ?
. Not much. He was in there pitch-
ing last summer, after the soreness
was pretty much gone from his
left hand, and this year, in football
at Clewiston, Florida, elementary
school, eleven year old Danny, now
in the sixth grade, got himself
picked for the All4Star Team.
Guess what Danny wanted for
Christmas last year after he had
blown off his fingers when his
gun accidently discharged ?
You guessed it. A shotgun of
his own.
Gas Mains On Lake Street
Pennsylvania Gas & Water Comp-
any employees installed natur-
al gas lines on Center Hill Road
and Lake Street last week.
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To Dedicate New Chair Ski Lift
At Elk Mountain December 16th
ELK MOUNTAIN, Susequehanna
County — Pennsylvania .skiing goes
big time December 16 with the dedi-
cation of a new 3,500-foot-long
double chairlift at Elk Mountain Ski
Center.
‘The new lift will be eapable of
transporting 800 skiers an hour to
the summit of the state’s highest
“skiable” mountain. Construction of
the new lift has been hailed as one
of the most significant contributions
to the development of the Keystone
State’s wintersports industry.
Elk Mountain is located in Susque-
hanna County, seven miles east of
the Glenwood exit of the new Penn-
Can Highway (Interstate Route 81).
It is within three hours driving dis-
tance of some 25 million people.
“Up to now,” commented Martin
J. Wilburger, Elk Mountain presi-
dent, “Pennsylvania skiing has gen-
erally been regarded as something
for those in the novice class. There
wasn't much to challenge the ex-
perts.”
Completion of the Elk Mountain
chairlift changes this picture he as-
serted.
From the plateau atop the 2,693-
foot mountain, five trails branch
out in all directions. They vary in |
length from a mile and a quarter to
three-quarters of a mile. These trails
are wide — 65 to 150 feet — and
they are well groomed and seeded. |
Elk Mountain is steep enough to |
provide more “expert” class skiing |
than can be found at any other ski |
The hill has a !
vertical drop’ of 1000 feet — the |
greatest such drop listed by a Penn-
sylvania ski facility.
In "addition to the chairlift, the |
Northeastern Pennsylvania ski cen- |
ter operates a 2200-foot-long T-Bar |
lift which has been popular with
skiers for the past two seasons.
Other new facilities at the moun-
tain include a modern A-frame base
lodge near the T-Bar and Chairlift
terminals, improved access roads
and parking for 800 cars.
A snowmaking system, capable of
piling up four inches of artificial |
snow every hour, has been extended
and improved to provide insurance
against snowless days which once
Mrs. Davis | Heads a
Westmoreland PTA
Westmoreland [PTA elected and
installed officers last Tuesday eve-
ning. Mrs. Ben Davis, president;
Mrs. Curtis Edwards, vice president;
Mrs. Robert Hess, treasurer; and.
Mrs, Tex Wilson, secretary, were
installed by Enoch Thomas, presi-
dent of Back Mountain Area PTA.
Nominations were presented by Mrs.
James Besecker Jr.
John Mulhern, principal of the
building; introduced J. Warren Yar-
nal, from the Children’s Service
Center, who spoke on “Rights of
Children and Duties of Parents.”
PTA members asked questions dur-
ing a discussion period carried out
by candle-light during a failure of
power.
Mr. Mulhern thanked Dallas
Township PTA for a $100 donation,
and Foremost Dairies for a contrib-
ution of ice cream to the refresh-
ment committee. Fourth and fifth
grade mothers served.
Carl Montross Joins
Fraternity At College
Carl Montross, Jr., Noxen, has
pledged Phi Kappa Tau national
social fraternity on the campus of
New Mexica State University.
He is the son of Mr. and Mrs.
Carl: E. Montross, Route 1, Noxen.
A 1960 ' graduate of Lake-Lehman
High School, he participated in the
band, wrestling team, was on the
year book staff, and was president
of both his junior and senior class.
He is now a sophomore student
at New Mexico State University
where he is majoring in chemical
engineering.
Montross will remain a pledge
for one semester before he will be
THE DALLAS POST, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 7, 1961
plagued Pennsylvania skiing.
Asked if the snowmaking equip-
ment would be installed to the top
of the mountain, Mr. Wilburger had
a ready answer:
“Have you ever been at Elk Moun-
tain ? There’s snow on the top until
Memorial Day. ‘The .only trouble
has been that you couldn't get up
there to ski. Now — with the new
chairlift — it’s a different story.” |
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Horseshoe 4-H Club
The Back Mountain Horseshoe
4-H Club met recently at Lehman
Fire Hall and discussed winter proj-
ects.
Present were: Tom Estes; Presi-
dent, Judy Crispell; Lee Johnson,
Ellen Bidwell, Frances Wentzel, Mar-
jorie Waschek, Stuart Lacy, Tim
Carroll, Resia (Carrol, Linda Mekeel,
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Shavertown PTA Has
Salted Nut Sale
[Shavertown Elementary P-TA is
conducting a sale of ‘Planters Holi-
day Pack.” This Pack consists of
three cans of ‘Salted Nuts, Salted
Peanuts, Cashews, and assorted |
nuts. The sale will continue during
the month of December and will be
available at the P-TA Meeting. Re-
serve by contacting Mrs. Sheldon
MacAvoy or Robert Voelker. Ar-
rangements may be made to picks}
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Fun Night Draws 130 Boys And Girls
Over 130 boys and girls from the
Back Mountain participated in the
Coed ‘Fun Night’ at the Wilkes-
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‘Fun Nights’, sponsored by the |
Back Mountain Branch YMCA, are
held the first Friday of every
month during the school year.
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| some gym activities,
Interest has steadily increased.
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