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Dallas Neighborhood Girl Scout
Association held its fall meeting at
Dallas Methodist Church September
19. Mrs. Vincent Makar, Neighbor-
hood chairman, presided. Mrs. Wil-
liam Lewis was introduced as the
new District Director. Many im-
portant issues were discussed.
The Fall Council Meeting at
Coughlin High School cafeteria was
attended by many members from
of the Back Mountain.
_ A Basic Leaders’ Course will be
| HE DALLAS POST, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 27, 1962
Back Mountain Girl Scout Leaders
Make Plans For Fall And Winter
given in six sessions beginning Oc-
tober 1 and continuing on October
8, 15, 22, 29, and November 5, from
7:30 to 10 p. m. This cocurse will
be given at the Girl Scout office
and includes one outdoor session.
A Workshop of Songs, Games, Cere-
monies and Crafts will be held at
Nanticoke Methodist Church Octo-
ber 30 at 7:30. ;
Mrs. Robert Block, chairman of
the Serve-the-Future committee, re-
ported that to carry out the theme,
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When there's. a mortgage on your
home, one of your chief duties is to see
that those important monthly install
ments are paid on time. When you're
disabled
CAN'T EARN, who's going to make
those mortgage payments for you?
In such an emergency, wouldn't it be a
comfort to have your insurance com-
pany “pick up the tab” for your month-
ly installments during the time when
you're disabled? Our Disability Income
policy can provide monthly benefits
which are equal to the amount of your
mortgage installments. May we explain
just how this plan works?
HAROLD E. FLACK
BROOKS BLDG.
Insurance Agency
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(maybe for months) and
make an effort to fit some part of
the Migrant Day Care Project into
‘their Scouting program.
Each troop is asked to send its
donation for the United Fund to
Scout office as soon as possible.
It was reported that the Dallas,
Shavertown and Trucksville Girl
Scout troops made 1,000 lollipops
for Back Mountain Library Auction.
Leaders are asked to pick two
Juliette Lowe representatives in
their troop and to send the names |
of these girls to Girl Scout office.
The theme again this year is “Dimes
[for Daisy.” ]
Leaders are also reminded that
badge orders should be sent to the
office before the 1st and 15th of
each month. All troop registration
forms and financial reports must be |
signed by the Neighborhood chair-
man before being sent to the office. |
Girl Scout Thinking Day is Feb- |
ruary 22nd and all Scouts are asked
to remember to send cards to other |
Scouts or Scout troops.
There is a desperate
need for
Mountain area. To date there are |
59 girls who are already Senior |
Scouts or anxious to become Senior
Scouts. If anyone feels they would
like to help in any way, please con-
tact Mrs. Vincent Makar, OR 4-4966.
Two new troops from Noxen were
welcomed into the Dallas Neighbor-
hood. Troop 92 with Mrs.- Nell
Scouton as. leader; and Mrs Richard
‘Smith as co-leader, and Troop 163
with Mrs. John Jones as leader.
It would be appreciated if leaders
would send a report on their troop’s
activities to Mrs. Makar about once
a month.
Tuesday morning, November 1,
there will be a District Neighbor-
hood Training Service at Dallas
Methodist Church at 10. At this
time Neighborhood Service teams
from Dallas, Shavertown and Trucks-
ville will meet for service training.
The next Neighborhood meeting
will be held November 14 at 10
a. m. at Dallas Methodist Church.
Mrs. Fred Daley, Troop 230, will have
charge of the opening ceremony
and Mrs. Russell Lawry, Troop 108,
the closing ceremony. Anyone hav-
ing ideas for Christmas crafts is
asked to bring them to this meeting.
Attending the meeting were Mrs.
“Serve the Future” all troops should
Senior Scout leaders in the Back ;
Sob,
Kickoff for solicitation in the Back
Mountain area of the Suburban
Business Division for the 1963 Wy-
oming Valley United Fund Torch
Campaign was held Monday evening
at the home of Clyde Davis III, Wood-
drive, New Goss Manor. ;
The meeting was for solicitor train-
ing and beginning of solicitation of
Torch Campaign Gets | Under
small business in the Back Moun-
tain Area.
George T. Bell Jr. is the division
chairman of Suburban. and vice-
chairman is George Russett.
From left to right are: Clyde Davis,
III, Chairman Back Mountain, George
T. Bell, Jr. Chairman Suburban Busi-
Way Here
DALLAS, PENNSYLVANIA
ness Division, Charles H. Miner, Jr.,
General Campaign Chairman, Aus-
tin Howard, Vice Chairman, Back
Mountain.
Second row: Robert Williams,
Campaign Assistant United Fund,
Frank Dixon, Captain Anthony Zach-
ary, Captain.
Kenneth Cosgrove, Mrs. Russell
Lawry, Mrs. Bud Nelson, Mrs. Wil-
liam Hanna, Mrs. Joseph Niezgoda,
Mrs. John Savickas, Mrs. John Con-
nolly, - Mrs. Nellie Scouton, Mrs.
Richard (Smith, Mrs. William Wright,
Mrs. Lewis Reese, Mrs John Blase,
Mrs. Harry Crawford, Mrs. Robert
Block, Mrs. Fred Daley, Mrs. Elwood
Tde, Mrs. Victor Smith, Mrs. Paul
Menapace, Mrs. Regis Brice, Mrs.
Thomas Bottoms.
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Mrs. Coslett Hurt
In Stove Explosion
Mrs. Betty Coslett may have suf-
fered serious damage to her eyes Sun-
day when a gas oven in her home
exploded, according to her husband
Jesse Coslett, Kingston Township
Assistant Chief of Police.
She returned yesterday to Dr. C.G.
Perkins for further examination.
The explosion occurred when Mrs.
Coslett attempted to light her oven
Sunday morning to bake a ham. A
gas pocket caught just as she lit the
match.
Chief Coslett’s daughter had her
father called by two-way radio while
he was at church, and he took his
wife to Dr. Perkins immediately. She
was treated for first and second de-
gree burns to her upper body, neck,
face, and hair.
Home-Coming Services
In Sweet Valley Sept. 30&
Homecoming of First Christian
Church of Sweet Valley will be ob-
served ON SUNDAY. Dinner will be
served at Noon in the Church Hall.
Morning services will be advanced.
one-half hour, Sunday school 9:30, ©
Church 10:30. There will be no eve-
ning service.
A special afternoon service will be
held at 2 o'clock with Pastor Pat
Loftus as guest speaker.
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