° — IHR @ n, RIE <i oh a A vv 2, DALLAS, PENNSYLVANIA College Announces Summer Session Registration Dates June 22 And 23 § College Misericordia’s registration dates for undergraduate and grad- uate summer 22-23, Sister M. Rosarie, R.S.M,, registrar, has announced. The sum- mer session on the campus will run from June 25 to August 3. In the undergraduate program courses leading to the B.A. and B.S. degrees are offered in the fields of rhilos ophy, psychology, education, English, speech, foreign languages, music, home economics, sciences, Two worksheoms will also be of- fered. A workshop in theatre di- rection will be held for ‘high school teachers daily during the summer session, A workshop in teaching modern mathematics in grades: 4, 5, and '6 will be held during the first week of July. Graduate courses leading to the M.A. and M.S, degrees and open to both men and women, will be offered in Educational Philosophy; Teaching of Literary Types in Beer session will be June | Literature; ny religion, | operating schools. Graduate credits Child Develop- Survey of Medieval English Political and Social History III and IV. College = Misericordia’s graduate program is held in conjunction with Scranton University. The fac- ulty of the University of Seranton- College Misericordia Graduate Pro- gram will be members of the co- ondary Schools; ment; are granted by the Universiiy of Scranton. Misericordia is Fully accredited by the following agencies: = The Middle States Association of Col- leges and Secondary Schools; De- partment of Public Instruction, Harrisburg; The Regents of the University of the State of New York; and various other state ed- ‘ucation departments. College Mis- ercordia’s department of music is affiliated with Trinity College of | London, England, and the National | Fifty-three years ago the Class Association ‘of Schools of Music. | of 1909 graduated from Dallas Bor- Brown Bsked To Serve On Advisory Board Atty James L Brown has been asked to serve on ‘the advisory committee of attorneys which will work in conjunction with the Gov ernor’s Committee of One Hundred for Better Education, dealing with questions of reimbursement, uni form tax assessments, administra- tion of reorganized school districts. The advisory committee will con sider legislative changes necessary to make practical the principles of reorganization within the ex- isting framework of the Public School Code. a \ Strawberry Festival Harvey's Lake Women’s Service Club will hold a Strawberry Festi- val Wednesday evening, starting at 6:30, at McCaffrey's Grove, Sandy Beach, Homemade ice cream and shortcakes will be served. Mrs. Fred Dodson, Kunkle, is general chair- man, SANDY BEACH 1'tio. | ~~ ough High School at Commencement Horseshoe 4-H Club [eneteises held in Dallas Methodist | Chur Back Mountain Horseshoe 4-H ror a years it had attended Club met on Saturday at the home | classes in the two-story structure of Connie Bogdon, Machell Avenue, | that still sands on Huntsville Road for a regular meeting and a Ten-|in Dallas Borough, now used as a nessee Walking Horse demonstra- | grade school building. | Under the tutelage of the late Present were: Lee Johnson, Judy | Asa Lewis, principal, it was now Crispell, Tom Challenger, Resia | prepared to face the world, know- Carroll, Tim _ Carroll, Ruth Ann] I ing full well that it would have to Scott, Marge Waschek, Fran Went- | | for ge ahead through its own initia- zel, Ellen Bidwell, Susann Marz, Mr. | tive with no unemployment com- THE DALLAS POST, THURSDAY, JUNE 14, 1962 Dallas Seniors Fifty-three Years Ago contractor valedictorian of the class; Edith Lauderbach, Mrs. John Jeter, pensation to ease the struggle. From left to right: Mable Yaple, sister of John Yaple and Mrs. Ar. [Center Hill Road, Dallas; Lena thur Kiefer, now Mrs. Edwin Itrich, | Hallock, sister . of Ralph Hallock, Pasadena, California; Viola Baer, |now Mrs. Edwin Marstellar, Wyo- ming; Harman C. White, deceased brother of Mrs. Grace Rustine, be- came a physician and held a high place in the Veteran's Bureau in Nesbitt Fospital; Arthur Rice, Forty Fort, retired Times-Leader editorial employee; Leola Snyder, Kingston, now Mrs. Guy Smith; Arthur Ed- wards, deceased, drowned in the ‘Washington, D. C.; Pearl Holcomb, West: Laura Gregory, * deceased | deceased; Louise Fisher; Caroline wife of Paul Shaver; Ethel till | Morris, now Mrs. Howard Caperoon, (VanCampen) Wyoming; Asa Lewis, | Dallas, was salutatorian of the deceased, active in Masonic circles ' class; Ralph Davenport; Mable Mott, and State Compensation Referee; |now Mrs. Fred Clemow, Sweet Milton Culp, Huntsville, plastering Valley. DRIVE-IN THEATER & SAT. JUNE 15 - 16 FREDRIC MARCH BEN GAZZARA DICK CLARK INA BALIN EDDIE ALBERT THE YOUNGS DocToRSs Sat. — 10:00 Also “Teenage Millionaire” Jimmy Clanten - Rocky Graziano Pitts Sat, 8:45 FRI. is Fri, — 8:45 Zazu Fri. — 10:15 SUN., MON., TUES JUNE 17, 18, 19 “Bachelor In Paradise” Bob Hope - Lana Turner | Jim Hutton Sun, & Mon. - 8:45 Mon. - 10:00 | Also “Trouble In The Sky” Michael Craig - Peter Cushing Elizabeth Seal - George Saunders Sun. & Tues. - 10:00 Mon, - 8:45 WED. & THURS. June 20 and 21 “The Last Sunset” Rock Hudsen & Kirk Douglas Wed. — 10:00 Thurs. — 8:45 Also “Ring Of Fire” David Janssen - Joyce Taylor Frank Gorshin ; Ted. — 8:45 Thurs. — 10:00 Movies open every night for balance of season. Beach Open Everyday !| New Ramp and Mrs. Tony Bogdon, and E. V.| Chadwick. Future 4-H events Horseshoe 4-H Point-to-Point Chal- | lenge Race, a county-wide picnic on | Tuesday, and an Old Times Festival | at Salem, Pa. rn | . | Niezgoda Promoted | Albert Niezgoda, who is spending ten days of leave with hi parents Mr and Mrs. Joseph Niezgo- | da, has been recently promoted to | the rank of Airman first class. He | is serving at Dover Air Force Base | as a turbo-jet mechanic on C-33' planes. A graduate of Lake-Lehman, he has been with the Air Force for two years, taking his basic at Lack- land AFB in Texas. now | FORTY FORT THEATRE TONIGHT, © FRI, SAT. Sat. Matinee and Evening L WALT DISNEY’S “Moon Pilot” SUN., MON., TUES, (Cont. Sun. 3 to 11) Stuart Whitman Maria Schell “The Mark” LUZERNE THEATRE FRIDAY & SATURDAY 2 Top Hits Elvis Presley : n “Blue Hawaii” Jerry Lewis In “Ladies Man” SUNDAY (Cont. 2 tg 11) 2 Thrillers | “The Day the Earth | Caught Fire” | for launching boats . . . and and | space for boats by the ; ‘ 9) sag “The Steel Claw D ALL AS DRIVE - IN NOW SHOWING THEATRE THRU. SATURDAY von 20. «a, 2: {ODGERS AND BE . S NEW i BRACKETT JOSE FERRER RICHARD BREEN Plus “THE DAY THE EARTH CAUGHT FIRE” PLUS EXCITEMENT SUNDAY — MONDAY — TUESDAY TROY CONNIE DOROTHY LLOYD DONAHUE STEVENS McGUIRE NOLAN IN “SUSAN SLADE” TEcunicoLor “BRUSHFIRE” COMING WEDNESDAY “KING OF KINGS” i ance ui we Recall To College Position Causes Longing for Quiet Life FROM THE WILKES COLLEGE AND BEACON According to Mrs, Gertrude Allen ' { Doane, she will retire from her 5 position as Dean of Women “for the | will have time to enjoy my grand- | second and last time.” For those | | who were not here at the time, Mrs. | Doane retired in 1959 after five and a half years of service to Wilkes. | Concerning her return to Wilkes | after a year and a half absence, Mrs, Doane remarked that “It was’ | an unexpected year but a pleasant one. Now, my professional life has ended in all fairness to Wilkes Col- ! lege.” Since her return to the college, | Mrs. Doane, with her charming and | gracious personality, has given guid- | and assistance to students with personal and academic prob- ! lems, In addition to her duties as Dean of Women, she again assumed the position of faculty advisor to Theta Delta Rho and the assembly | committee. Upon completion of her duties at | | Wilkes, Mrs. yDoare SXDgELy to spend t the summer at her home in Ide- { town. She and her husband antici- pate’ constant visits from their" family, + As Mrs. Doane stated, “I children.” Dr. and Mrs. Doane {have eight grandchildren. After an | eventful summer, Dr/ and Mrs. Do- ane will spend the winter in Florida | with their son. While she is at home, Mrs, Doane will return to her interest in the bird sanctuary which enhances her backyard. Another hobby which de- lights her is the maintenance of the | beautiful flowers surrounding her | home. “I will be able to renew friend- ships for which I have been unable | to find time because of my full-time position here.” Mrs. Doane added that “I will also have time to pick up the loose ends of my extra-cur- ricular activities in the communi- | ty.” Her plans include her active participation in welfare work at the state and local levels. Mrs. Doane was born in Mans- field, Pennsylvania and began her studies for a teaching career at Mansfield State Teachers College. After her graduation from Mans- field, she did advanced work at Emerson College, Boston, Massachu- setts. Mrs. Doane has been a prominent figure in welfare circles, serving as a member of the State Advisory | Committee for the welfare of chil- dren in rural areas, a member of the Child Welfare Committee and the Planning Council of the Wyo- ming Valley Community Chest. She was also a member of the Board of Public Assistance in Lu- zerne County, a member of the Executive Board of the Northeast- ern Heart Association, a member of the State Advisory Committee on Child Adoptions and president of the Children’s Aid Society of Tioga County. Mrs. Doane is also past president of the Wyoming Valley Women’s Club and the Pennsylvania | State Medical Association's Women’s Auxiliary. The Doane family includes three | sons, all doctors; a daughter, and | eight grandchildren. During this past week, Mrs. Doane was feted at a TDR Senior Banquet. WHITESELL HH C FOR HOUSE & GARDEN 3 ft. STEP LADDERS RUGGED $ WOOD 99 STURDY WOOD | EXTENSION LADDERS 80: SIZES UP TO 20 FT. ALL PURPOSE MASONRY PAINT 5.70 DRIES IN 30 MIN. PAINT THINNER 89. DELUXE 4” PAINT BRUSH $7.99 SEAL OUT DAMPNESS 5# BOX $1.00 .09 | 5 GAL. CAN TOP QUALITY ROOF COATING ° 95 DEVOE HOUSE PAINT OUTSIDE WHITE ALL. POPULAR COLORS FIR Construction LUMBER Mw qx B Bs RUNNING FOOT Complete Line of Building Supplies ! 4” DRAIN TILE 13. 12 3 LENGTHS INTERIOR PLYWOOD 6. 1S. 4 x 8 x 1” 10: | | STORE HOURS 8 AM. - 5 P.M Saturdays 8 AM - | PM. Rural Branch, Nesbitt Memorial Hospital Auxiliary, will present “The Country Store” booth at the Fiftieth ‘Anniversary Garden Fes- tival on the hospital lawn June 27. Women from Orange, Dymond Hollow and Center Moreland have been sewing, crocheting, knitting, weaving, and preserving for months in anticipation The Country Store will be located on the left side of the main entrance steps. There will be samples of rhu- barb conserve, cherry, strawberry and raspberry jam, marmalade, eld- berry, quince, wild grape and crab- apple jellies. Honey in the comb and real old-fashioned baking molasses and whole-wheat flour from local mills can be had as well as pickles, sweet and sour, For a different and refreshing beverage, buttermilk churned fresh that morning and iced will be sold by the glass, and to go with it cheese and crackers. Rural Branch Of Nesbitt Auxiliary To Man Contry Store For Festival Reminiscent of the old Country Store era will be these articles, all | handmade-woven and crocheted rugs, quilts, delightful clove-scented heir- loom pomanders; pine and balsam | needle pillows great treasured; also in daily use was soap she made herself. At the notions counter, laces from | a local mill, pearl “and bone buttons (almost antique), and beautiful scen- ciled enameled ware. From farm and garden, fresh eggs, strawberries, lettuce and radishes, White birch logs for your fireplace, black woods soil, tree seedlings, and to make your garden grow, sheep and | rabbit fertilizer All this and much more has been | donated by members, kind friends and merchants. and the 13 other colorful booths on June 27th. Mrs. Harold Davenport, Festival Chairman of Rural Branch is as- sisted by Mrs.Helen Dymond. Mrs, ' Healthil CALL TOLL All ORchard Pomeroy’s Toll and SHOP : (POMEROY'S rp TT 7 Nour er: Comer FREE ! ENterprise 1-0700 x NEptune Subscribers can call Free and Order Merchandise! Come, famous makers. Shirred show-offs! fantasia of fabrics . . figure you! Peter Pam's “RHAPSODY” $27.95 Black with Whate or Cocoa 30 - 36 Nylon Stretch Knat ogle oceans of swim suits from Chic-shaping side drapes! Peek-a-boo Deep-diving v-neck dare-devils! . swimming a summer rainbow from sea-siren black to man-sear- ing, sizzle-wild orange! Just a glimpse of our see-worthy wonders waiting to trans- maillots! What a Come and visit us | Jantzen's SECTION B—PAGE | Draper Schoonover is procuremgd { chairman. Anyone wishing to cq { tribute to Country Store may c | her or any other member of f{ | Committee. Mrs. William James | president of Rural Branch. Congressman Dan Floo ‘is Bwarded Service Pi Congressman Dan iel J. Flood béen awarded a twenty-year {Ze {Pin and Certif cate of Appreciati grandmother | for his services to the Select | Service System, Genera! Lew’'s Hershey, director of Selective S vice, has announced. General Hershey stated that | award was made to the Congressm for his long and outstanding servid las a member of Local Board {98, Wilkes-Barre, and particula {in his uncompensated capacity {an advisor to registrants.” { The Congressman is presently ca { valescing from an operation perfo {ed at Georgetown University Hos [tal in Washington, D.C. He was d charged from the Hospital last wé to his residence in Washington. IN- WILKES-BARRE SHOP THURSDAY 9:30 AM. to 9:00 P.M. - NO MONEY DOWN! TAKE MANY MONTHS TO PAY WITH FLEXIBLE CHARGE ACCOUNT! SMART MERMAIDS MAKE A SPLASH IN OUR FAMOUS BRAND BEACH BEAUTIES nrilzer peteRn pail [=< CX ANNE ABC bra-sized swim suits rode = ” < id eae “VALENTINE” $19.95 Black, Blue, Pale Red (10 - 16) Roxanne’s $17.98 Navy Lastex 32.38 A-B-C Cups AN Olzg Cassini DESIGN “DAISY PRINT” Maillot | | CHARGE IT AT POMEROY'S BEACH SHOP — SECOND FLOOR Emme —— :
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