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DALLAS. PENNSYLVANIA
: Education Week
At Area Schools
Dallas Schools-and Lake-Lehman
Schools invite parents to visit the
schools during National Education
Week, get acquainted with teachers
and physical eguipment, and see
what children are doing in their
classrooms. .
At Dallas, School Directors and
members of the Education Associa-
tion,invite all residents to visit the
public schools during, American
Education Week, November 11
through 17.
The future of our society is de-
pendent upon citizen understanding
and citizen support of a quality
program of public education. Your
ciildren will appreciate your inter-
and support, an adult responsi-
bility which they will have to ac-
cept in the future.
The schedule for ‘public visita-
tions follows:
Dallas Senior High School:
day through Friday, 8:30 A.M. to
3:00 P.M.
Dallas Junior High School: Mon-
day through Friday, 8:30 A.M. to
3:00 P.M. :
Dallas Adult Evening Extension
School: Monday, Wednesday, and
Thursday, November 12, 14, and 15,
7:00 PM. to 9:30 P.M.
Dallas Elementary School: Mon-
day, November 12, 2:00 P.M. to
3:00 P.M. .
_ Shavertown Elementary School:
Tuesday, November 13, 2:00 P.M. to
3:00 P.M. :
Trucksville Elementary School:
Wednesday, November 14, 10:00
AM. to 12:00 Noon.
Westmoreland Elementary School:
Wednesday, November 14; 2: 45 P.M.
to 3:45 P.M.
Kindergarten: Wednesday, Novem-
ber 14, 11:00 AM. to 12:00 Noon.
2:45 PM. to 3:45 P.M.
Dallas Senior High School staff
extends a special welcome to all
ents and interested people ‘of
the area to visit the school during
National Education Week.
Dallas Junior High School PTA
will meet on Thursday, November
15, at 8:00 P.M. A panel composed
of the mathematics department
ag will discuss the SMSG
rogram of mathematics. The PTA
Association will give a tea in
recognition of the teachers.
Dallas Elementary School will
hold a tea in the auditorium from
3:00 P.M. — 3:45. P.M. on Monday.
Shavertown Elementary School
extends a cordial welcome to visi-
tors on Tuesday, from 2:00 P.M. —
3:00 P.M. 3
Trucksville Elementary School
will hold Open House Wednesday,
from 10:00 AM. —-12:00 Noon.
Come and visit your child's class
as he participates in his regular
class work.
Westmoreland Elementary School
will have open house from 2:45
PM. to 3:45 P.M. November 14.
Kindergarten will have open
use from 11:000 AM. to 12:00
on, and 2:45 P.M. to 3:45 P.M.
on November 14.
Dallas Adualf Evening Extension
.. extends an invitation to all
terested people to visit classes
uring Education ' Week. Classes
are held in the Dallas Senior High
School on Monday, Wednesday, and
Thursday nights from 7:00 P.M. to
9:30 P.M. Persons interested may |
accompany an: evening school ‘stu-
dent to class ¢r may arrange with
the school office.
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Mrs. Ruth Fossedal, teacher in
the Dallas Junior High School, will
speak to the Kiwanis Club, on
Wednesday, November 14, at 6:30
P.M.; at Irem Temple Country Club.
. John Thomas, elementary guid-
ance counselor, will speak to the
Lions Club on Tuesday, November
I'13; at 7:00 PM. at the Country
Club.
' 'LAKE-LEHMAN OPEN-HOUSE
- At Lake-Lehman, during Ameri- |\
can Education Week the faculty of
each Lake-Lehman Area Elemen-
taty Building invites the parents to
visit their school and their chil-
dren’s classrooms. Please make, a
special effort to visit on the after-
noon of Tuesday, November 13,
when the Area P.T.A. Group at each
Elementary Building, ‘in c¢onjunc-
tion with the teachers, will sponsor
a Tea for teachers, parents and.
friends of the school. Due to varia-
tions in time of dismissal at each
place, the approximate time at
each building will be as follows:
Lake Building — 2:45 p.m.
Lehman Building — 2:30 p.m.
Noxen Building — 2:30 p.m.
Ross Building — 3:00 p.m.
At Lake-Lehman High School,
“Education Meets the Challenge of
Change’ is the theme of this year’s
National Education Week observ:
ance * Monday from 7:00 to 9:00
p.m., sponsored by the P.T.A. and
Teacher's Association.
Local residents are urged to take
this opportunity’ to visit the new
building and examine the modern
facilities. Laboratories for both
science and languages are available
to. those students involved in these
fields. All the classrooms are
spacious, well lighted areas. Many
of the rooms will contain displays
of student work to enable visitors
to understand more about their
school. F.T A. guides will bg sta-
tioned at various places.
A tea, sponsored by the P.T.A,
will be held in the cafeteria from
7:00 to 9:00 p.m. Following the
Open House Tea, a business P.T.A.
meeting will be held.
Chairmen are Mrs. William Coole,
Mts. Carl Newberry of the PT.A,
and Miss Mary Ann Foley of the
Teachers’ Association.
Mrs. Richard Traver
Improves At General
Rushed to General Hospital in
Noxen ambulance late Monday after-
noon, Mrs. Richard Traver, Stull
Road, is in “fairly good’’ condition
after undergoing emergency oper-
ation immediately on arrival.
Feeling severe abdominal pain
that afternoon Mrs. Traver went to
Lake Noxen Clinic from which she
was sent ‘te the hospital by Dr.
Lester Saidman.
According to her son Richard,
Mrs. Traver had not been feeling
well for the past two days, but did
the wash Monday anyway.
Albert Goble and Kenneth Cuddy,
manning the ambulance, used the
.siren the whole way.
On the return trip, the ambulance
passed a hitchhiker ‘in Kingston,
Richard, Jr., who did not learn the
identity of the patient until he!
arrived home. Richard walked from)
work in Kingston to Dallas before |
getting a ride. \
Students Help Keep
Noxen Law-Abiding
Constable Michael Traver reports
that Hallowe'en passed off without
incident in Noxen, a contrast to
last year when air was let out of
seventy tires and other malicious
mischief abounded. He ‘attributes
the good order to the fact that a
number of high school boys, lead-
‘ers among their schoolmates, were
enlisted to keep an eye on things.
Chief Traver was assisted by Cal-
vin Strohl and Bud Weaver, d=puty
police.
A parade of school children got
under way at 2 pm. passing
through the town in costume, an
annual feature of a Hallowelen in
Noxen.
Constable Traver is in his second
six-year ele tive. term as constable.
THE DALLAS POST, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 8, 1962
° : / 210 (509). Other high scores
Bowling News
were marked by A. Corbett -
200 (490), M. Fhitzinger 166-
(Continued from Page 3 A)
hitting 167 for Apex. Marg
175 (481); L. Cyphers 169-178
(480), B. Risch 173, D. Berlew
Milne topped Goodman Florists’
score with 161-167 (475) as
162, G. Farley 182, T. Morton
they took 4 from O’Malia Laun-
169, K. Kalafsky 179, R. Ny-
gren 165,
dry. Mary Ann Considine hit
166 and Naomi Lewis had 165.
HOLY ROLLERS
Back again are the Rollers o!
Izabel Gabel rolled 168 for
O’Malia.
Sunday night. Although this mixed
BOWLERETTES
league has been bowling since the
semson started, there has been no
Last week Monk’s led with ,19
points. Duke Isaac posted 804
score turned in until now.
game and 2319 total pins.
Sally Roberts was the big
star of the evening as she rolled
Florence Resenberg was top i
scorer with 214 (518). Jean
a game of 212 and wound up
Bevan also made histery with
with 515 series. Diek Rudy
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Hearts are leading with 21 points
' Shelf Ladies 20, and Kocher’s Boys
hit high series of 203 (572
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after taking 3 from Clubs. Pacing [and Edwards Cafe, 18 each.
182 (481). Rudy's series led Clubs. with 997 (2805) total pins.
Spades won 3 from Diamonds and Honers for individual high
tied for second place with 17 each. score went to Ron Fielding
Sally Roberts and Frank Fritzinger,; when he hit 231 (600). Rita
203 (551) led Spades and Donna
Kaye hit 168 (483) for Diamonds.
LAKERS
At the top of
Costello led the girls with 173
(511). Joe Volley hit 220
(553); J. Berti 215; B. Parrish
205; J. Yusiellis 188; G. Gosart
179 (491) and P. Barber 166
(478).
Thursday night
mixed league is Stegmaier Lads, 22
Bar-B-Q 21, Top
points, Burkes
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SECTION A —PAGE 7
HARVEYS LAKE 'WOMENIZ
Eleancr Edwards was starring
with the Harveys Lake girls
Tuesday when she rolled 18%
(497). Maples led team scores
with 630 and Old Hickorys to-
talled 1824 pins.
Poplars hold first place with 18
points. Oaks fo with 17 and
| Pines with 16. Marie Ritts posted
173 (494); Helen Bialogowicz 163
and Madge McHose 159.
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