Bur the weather and ice were too
much for a Helicopter landing, and
Santa motored in by car, éscorted
Bob Block and Tony Zachery.
They landed instead, in the circle
of Highland Drive.
Much to the delight of the child-
en Santa was replendant in his
CTION A — PAGE 4
= SA a .
AROUND TOWN
La very modern Santa Claus was
expected to fly in by Helicopter from
the North Pole on Sunday after-
noon, soar over the housetops of
New Goss Manor and land in the
ear of Hume Daron’s on Grandview
child.
George Horwatt,
[man interferred.
famous. costume of red and white, Goss Manor Home Association. The
complete with a pack on his back. | committee in charge, Robert Block,
From his pack, boxes of candy were | Skyview Ave.; and Anthony Zach-
siven to the children and the ex-|ary, Woodcliff Ave. James. Regan,
citement and magic of Christmas Hillcrest Ave.
was evident on the face of each | Association.
In spite of the rain, a faltly good |
crowd turned out to witness the on a group of ‘Papas’ making like
arrival and departure of Goss Man- real Santa's last Saturday,
or’s own special Santa Claus.
Santa, none other than Vincent tools for cutting down their own
Makar of Hillcrest Aveue, was to Christmas trees,
be flown from his North Pole ad- just that!
dress at the Forty Fort Airport, by |
until the weather it’s own North Pole where any Dad
_ Sponsor. of the venture was New | his own Christmas tree for a nom-
THE DALLAS POST, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 21, 1961
cles.
is president of the
backs,
{ Ho! Ho! Ho! thep drove out of sight
Santa Claus himself has nothing
Night.”
when
| they armed themselves with the
and: Led did
It seems the Back Mountain has
Carols.
with muscles enough, can chop down
Afterwards the youngsters
1 don’t believe their route was
over snow studded house tops in a
sleigh, but with their trees on their
we heard them explain as ing. .
‘Merry
Christmas to all, and to all a Good
Brownies To Carol In Goss Manor.
About twenty-six girls of Brown-
ie Troop No. 220 of Dallas Methodist
Church, accompanied by their lead-
ers, will tour the Goss Manor area
tonight (Thursday) at 7 p.m. to
lift their voices singing Christmas |
inal fee., plus a few strained mus- | hold a Christmas party at the home
of Mrs. Oliver Troup of Highland
Drive. Gifts will be exchanged and
refreshments served, Mrs. John
Blaze and Mrs. Frank Kuehn assist-
vv inter Formal
Virginia Drake, Woodlawn Drive,
| receatly attended = the “Winter
Formal’ ’at Syracuse University. She
was the week-end guest of James
Cannon. The dance was held at the
"Phi Kappa ,K Psi Fraternity House
and is considered the most formal
| dance of the year.
Virginia wore a red lace, waltz
length evening gown and her es-|
will ' cort was in formal attire. Special
n a glass goblet.
it.
Bridge
club Saturday
home. Guests were: Mr.
Robert Bachman and Dr. and Mrs.
Marshall Rumbaugh, Dallas; and Dr.
and Mrs. William Myers, Forty Fort.
Home For The Holidays:
Diane McClary, daughter of Mr.
favors for each young lady at the i and Mrs.
dance was a single orchid nestled Street, will be home for Christmas.
On Sunday morning everyone at- | | Dallas and find it a very friendly
tended a special Christmas Chapel ' community. Diane is hostess for Al- (Hill Road, has been ill for several
service, Virginia had a wonderful leghany Airlines and makes many days.
time, and says she will never forget regular flights to Avoca Airport.
Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Moen, Hunts-
ville Road, entertained their bridge
evening at their
and Mrs.
Ray McClary,
+ The McClary’s are newcomers to
| Home From College
Home from college to
Christmas with their families are:
Donnie Hopkins-Bloomsburg State
College; Wesley Evans-Lycoming; |
Nancy Wolfe, Mansfield State Col-
lege; Sue Kelley, Temple University;
Bob Taylor, Bluefield College, Virg-
inia; Bill Whittaker, Pennsylvania
Military College; Sherry Gauntlett,
General Hospital; Karen Culver, Gen-
DALLAS, PENNSYLVANIA
Claude eral Hospital;
Bloomsburg State College and Bob
Moyer, Penn State. ;
Little Gregg Harrison, E. Center
for Santa Claus time.
Hume Daron,
spend | Avenue, is home for Christmas after
a seige of illness at Nesbitt Hos-
pital.
Members of the Bill Wright fam-
ily, including Mr. Wright's mother,
have all been
except Mrs.
will probably be just her luck to
be down for the Holidays. We hope
Mrs.
not.
We
Patt Whittaker,
hope he’s up and well
Grandview
own with the flu
Wright. She says it
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