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Mrs. Dora Evans returned to her
home after being a patient in Nes-
bitt Hospital,
Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Williams with
Joan Darby and Mr. and Mrs.
Wayne Smith spent the weekend in
Shephertown, W. Va., where their
son Billy set a new record for the
college in a swimming meet.
Mr. and Mrs. Clark Smith and
daughters Betty Lou and Peggy
Jane, Allentown spent Sunday with
Mrs. Libbie Smith.
CONFIDENCE CLASS
Confidence class met in the
churchhouse on Tuesday night. Mrs.
Kenneth Calkins led the devotions,
Mrs. Dean [Shaver presided.
Hostesses were Mrs. Raymond Wal-
ters, Mrs. Harris and Mrs. Al
Rinken. It was voted to give
$100.00 dollars to the official board
for current expenses, $10.00 to Bess
Cooke to send used cards to our
missionary in Formosa. Also will
make pasties on Thursday February
14th — all orders are to be in by
noon .on Wednesday. Present were
Mesdames George May, Roswell
Frederici, Mary Rogers, Barbara
Williams, Lewis Anesi, Merrel Bur-
nett, James Barrell, Alfred Hadsel,
Dean Shaver, Claire Mckenna, Ken-
neth Calkins, Elmer Harris, Ray-
mond Walters, Robert Bonning,
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Mr. and Mrs. Harry Weaver and
family, Perkasie, spent last weekend
with the latter’s parents, Mr. and
| Mrs. Elwood Conden.
Gary Smith, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Garvin Smith and two young men
from Kingston, are spending the
weekend at Worcester Polytechnic
Institute, Worcester, Mass. as guests
of the college.
Mr. and Mrs. Howard Higgins
spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. O.
F. Miner at Tunkhannock R. D, to
celebrate the 83rd birthday of Mr.
Miner, father of Mrs. Higgins. There
were twenty four of the family
present.
W.S.C.S. of Alderson Methodist
church meets tonight at Mrs. Fran-
cis Kellers’ Sterling Farms. Mrs.
Howard Higgins will assist.
Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Flecknoe,
Springfield, Pa., spent the weekend
with Mr. and Mrs. Michael Clark.
Charles Mannears Have
Interesting Visitors
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Mannear,
Overbrook Avenue, Dallas, had a
number of interesting visitors over
the weekend.
Daughter Brenda, completing her
internship as dietitician at New
York Hospital, (Cornell Medical
Center), New York, brought her
fellow interns home with her on
Friday evening.
Dolce Eleazar, a graduate of the
Phillippines Women’s University,
hails from the city of Maunta on
the Islands.
Gloria 'O’Coanol, an alumnug of
Ohio State University, is a native
of Guatemala. Her daughter, Pa-
tricia, aged twelve, is residing with
friends in Long Island while her
mother completes her studies.
Sponsored by the government of
her country, Mrs. O'Coanol will
return to her homeland as the
first dietitician to work in that
country.
Nadine Hiassen, a native of Fargo,
South Dakota, is a graduate of
North Dakota State University.
For Miss Eleazar, only recently
arrived in this country, it wag her
first trip out of New York City.
Watson At Lackland
Donald Richard Watson, son of
Mr. and Mrs. Donald S. Watson,
Idetown is with the 3727th Basic
Training Squadron at Lackland Air
Force Base, Texas. Watson is a
1962 Lake-Lehman graduate, who
was employed by Jim-Jim’s Body
Shop in Luzerhe before entering
the service in December. At Leh-
man, he was on the football team.
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THE DALLAS POST, THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 14, 1963
Dallas
High News
by
GLORIA DOLBEAR
JUDITH GROSS
Key Club t
The Key Club Executive Council
met February 5 and discussed plans
for election of next year’s officers.
The annual Key Club Convention,
which will be held in Harrisburg,
was discussed. Seniors and Juniors
will be the only members permitted
to attend this convention. Sopho-
mores, who are elected to offices in
March, will be eligible to make the
trip.
Junior Women’s Club Scholarship
All applications for the Junior Wo-
men’s Club Scholarship must be
turned in to the office by today at
the latest. Applications are still
available if you did not receive one.
Hospital Patient
‘We're sorry to hear about Linda
‘Guilford, sophomore, who is in the
Pittston General Hospital, after an
automobile accident. We hear she is
coming along fine, but she would
like to hear from her school mates.
Pictures
It was a pleasure to see every-
one dressed up last Thursday and
Friday. Pictures were being taken
of the various clubs and organiza-
tions for the yearbook.
F. H. A.
We're all looking forward to the
big dance sponsored by the F. H. A.
Thursday, February 21. Music will
be provided by the ‘“Starfires.” The
dance will be held at the Dallas
Junior High School and the public
is invited. Charlotte Roberts is chair-
man and Cindy Dymond, co-chair-
man. Purpose is to raise money for
their trip to Penn State’s Home
Economics Department Spring
Senior
Week-End.
Many pretty new young faces have
been seen at Dallas Senior High
iSchool ‘during the past few weeks,
as future teachers show what their
training has accomplished and be-
come aware of the problems ‘they
will face in their professions after
graduation. For those who don’t
understand what student teaching
is, it is a time when senior students
in college majoring in the teaching
profession attend a high school for |
a number of weeks. At first, they |
observe each class and study meth-|
ods used by each teacher. Then, for
the remaining time, they teach
classes of their major field. Whea |
student teaching is completed, the |
master teacher writes a report on |
the future ‘teacher. This, with a re-
port written by the student himself,
is twmned into. the college to he
evaluated. Student teachers at Dall-
as are from College Misericordia.
They have been doing very well, and
we are glad to have them with us.
Today is the day set aside espec-
ially for sweethearts and warm
friendships. Let's all try and re-
member to be just a little bit more
considerate and thoughtful than
usual, and make this the best Val-
entines Day ever.
Cheerful decorations in the Cafe-
teria from the Junior’s dance last!
week were so attractive that it was |
decided to keep them up to spread
cheer until after Valentines Day has
passed. The decorating committee
really went all out to celebrate for
“Cupid’s Caper.”
Gym classes began as scheduled
last Wednesday. The gymnasium
and shop areas were officially
turned over to the students Friday,
February 1 by the Lehman Town-
ship Authority Board.
Last Thursday marked the end of
the second marking period. Report
cards were issued to students on
Monday, February 11,
+ New York Harlem Astronauts will
play Lake - Lehman Faculty on
March 13, 1963. Mrs. Worth, ad-
viser of the Girls’ Athletic Associa-
fil | tion, is chairman of the Astronaut
program. = Miss Foley, Cheerleading
adviser, is assisting her. ;
William ‘A. ‘Schlosser, Freshman
University
and 1962 graduate of Lake-Lehman
received qualifying
grades for Chemistry II. Mr. Mar-
chakitus received notice of this at-
tainment from Mr. Thomas Wartik,
Head of the Chemistry and Physics
Department at the University.
A Valentine Dance will be held
Saturday at Jackson Fire Hall with
music by the Shadows. Boy Scout
Troop 225 of Jackson will sponsor
the dance.
At the first basketball game held
LAKE-LEHMAN
HIGH SCHOOL
MARILY WOODLING, EDITOR
in the Lake-Lehman gym, the
Knights scored a victory over West
Wyoming. All basketball ‘games
played by Lake-Lehman during this
half will be home games.
Try-outs for the Junior Play,
“College Daze”, were held Thurs-
day, February 7, in the high school
cafeteria, The cast will be an-
nounced at a later date. Mr. Jchn-
son, guidance counselor and Senior
English teacher, is director of the
play. :
Friday, February 8, pictures of
the band were taken for the “Round-
table.” This publication is - co-
edited by Rosemary Pond, Marie
Rogingki, Pat Zbick, and Eunice
Oney.
Valentine’s Day issue of the “Cru-
sader” was distributed to the stu-
dent body today. Linda Gosart is
nditor,
The new band room was recently
completed for use. A modern
instrument storage room and prac-
tice rooms are also available. The
Lake-Lehman Senior Band, under
the “direction of Mr. Miliauskas, is
now preparing for their annual
Spring Concert to be held in April
between us.
AT THE
To our loyal customers
Whether you are one of our newer friends or have
- been with us over the years, we want you to know how
much we value the banking friendship established
We appreciate, too, the confidence you have placed in
us and we will strive to retain it by continuing to give
you the best service possible.
To you, who have made our bank a regular stop, we say
thank you for banking with us. And, for all our friends
in the community we add — always at your service.
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Keep Walks Clear,
Says Our Postmaster
To expedite the delivery of mail
on borough delivery routes, it is re-
quested by Postmaster Edward
Buckley that property owners keep
approaches to their residence clear
of ice and snow.
Carriers claim that many resi-
dences still have not shoveled their
sidewalks. This is one of the requis-
ites for borough delivery. Walks
must be kept clear of debris, ice and
snow throughout the year.
Postmaster Buckley asks that
patrons use their complete address
—that is, their complete number
and name of street. New patrons
are advised to change their address
with the Bureau of Motor Vehicies
within fifteen (15) days, as requir-
ed by law, so they will get their
applications for automobile tags,
due in the near future.
Four Local Boys
Working In New Jersey
Four local boys
down in New Jersey at the Gering
Plastic Plant, and sharing an apart-
ment in Rozelle. They are Larry
Traver, Leon Newell, and Warren
Newell, from Noxen, and Bobby
Wintersteen from Harveys Lake.
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Court Of Common Pleas
Among 160 jurors drawn for duty
in Common Pleas Court during:
March are these residents of the
Back Mountain: fs
For the week of March 11: Mary.
Bonfig, Kingston Township; John
Cummings, Elmer Davis, Betty De-.
‘Witt, Mary Frantz, Dallas Township;
Marian Drake, Dallas; William Har-
ris Jr., Harveys- Lake.
For the week of March 18: Mrs.
Frank Wagner, Dallas Township;
Helen Trojan, Hunlock Townsh:.p;
Mrs. Pendred Rice, Shavertown;
Mrs. Roger Owens, Shavertown RD.
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