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darveys Lake Finishes Undefeated
Saturday the league wilt begin its
iitial round of playoffs at Dallas
enior High School. Harveys Lake,
ith an unblemished 10 to 0 record,
be out the maintain their clean
The schedule is as follows:
~ 7:00—Huntsville vs.
8:00— St. Therese’'s vs. Harveys played a fine offensive game, and |
ke.
9:00—East Dallas vs.
eace.
In last Saturday night's action St.’
herese’s lost by forfeit to Prince
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s To Start; |
won over Shavertown by the score
of 54:48. For the winners it was
their height that finally decided the
contest in the last quarter. The
| game was nip and tuck, and it was’
anyone's ball game till the last
Chavertown. | quarter. Fossedal, Dietz and Kozick |
| were given much support by Hontz
Prince of and Charlie Brobst.
| For the boys from Shavertown,
R. Hontz and Rome did outstanding |
work but couldn't overcome the of- ;
f Peace when the (Saints couldn't fense of the Huntsville club. | tion. guard at Dallas Borough School. Of-
eld five men of the floor. In the Huntsville G. F. Pts. _ | fioer Foss, she says, handles traffic
cond game of the evening Hunts- : 2 16 East Dallas Class | with al Tony daugh-
ille Christian took the measure of 1 11 T g 11 East C d f ter Nancy, i : : i gate is on
vertown 54 to 48, and in the 3 91! 0 Ne asier vanay the Safety Patrol. this week.
nal game Harveys Lake won by 0g es The Friendship Class of the E. ! rah
Oufelt °c Dust Dalles wien Re 2 4 THOMAS SCHOLLENBERGER Ji Toe nC. ne Horseshoe 4-H g
eligible Daye was used by t. — — | Thomas Schollenberger was pro- Church with Mrs. Russell Ocken- | The . Back’ Mountain Horseshoe
ggt Pallas cll Totalsiin fo nb os 23 8 54 moted to Petty Officer, 2nd Class on housé as hostess and made plans to rr Cll iy hig 7!
Huntsville vs. Shavertown ! Shavertown G. F. Pts. his arrival at Denmark in January. sell Easter candy. 3 a at Lehman Fir a
In a game that was tight right Davis . .-1 0 2 Since arriving in Denmark, he| Attending were, Mesdames Libby | jon Saturday
own the wire, Huntsville Christian Rome 5 13 has been able to visit relatives:at Cyphers, Francis Cybulski, Marion) Present were: Lee Johnson, Leslie
Westerland /Sylt in Germany. Hildebrant, Pearl Barber, Beatrice Vivian, Erica Vivian, Tona Taylor,
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THE DALLAS POST, THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 28, 1963
Foss Places Second
At Lancaster Enduro
SNOW,
| Mercy Hospital Group
To Meet Tuesday, 1:30
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Over roadway of mud,
in the competition, Dallas Harley- | Tuesday afternoon at 1:30 in Res
Davidson dealer Cliff Foss rode to| gina Hall. Nellie West will show
i second place at a recent Lancaster | wigs recently procured from New
“enduro”. ! | York.
Mounted on a 175 cubic centime-
ter, two-stroke bike, Cliff was beat-
en only by Jack Wright, one-time
winner of the famous 500-mile Jack- Officer Foss
Pine enduro, M'chigan. Wright rode
a 200 c.c. Triumph. | Mrs. Richard Post called the Dal- |
Some - twenty of the forty four | las Post to extend thanks to Cliff
riders entered, finished the competi- | Foss, recently installed crossing
Bppreciation To
Connie Bogdon, Michelle
| Val Tag,
The! Mekeel, Tim Carroll,
and Helen Dickinson. IChom. Linda
| non meeting. will be held at the
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{| where his grandmother, Mrs.” Paula |
4 Horan, his sister Joan and he were
{| swimming in 1957 is now covered |.
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Direct Holy Na ame Societies’ Breakfast
Annual Communion Breakfast of Gate of Heaven and Our Lady
of Vitcory Holy Name Society will be held March 31st. First row,
Gus Shuleski, Chairman, Paul Williams, co-chairman, Rev. Francis
Kane, Pastor-Moderator, John Spencer, co-chairman, William Motyka,
Ways and Means chairman, Thomas Lynch, co-chairman,
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Mercy Hospital Auxiliary, Back |
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about half the motorcycles entered stration of hair-styling and wig care’
| Rae Carroll, Susan Marz, Anne Lacy,
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A new series of evening classes | by Back Mountain Home-Makers
| for Back Mountain couples starts Holiday, an extension program of
next Tuesday at 8 p. m. at the Shav- the YWCA. Sherry Downing, in
| ertown YMCA building, sponsored the center, demonstrates a new step,
DALLAS, PENNSYLVANIA
Your Neighbors Are Learning To Dance At YWCA
and pupils wait for the music to
start. Recognize anybody ?
Photo by Koemchak.
Back Mountain Memorial Library
Lists Recently Purchased Books
Mrs. Albert Jones, acting librar- | voyage of the Triton. }
ian, releases a list of books added | The Fabulous Country, Charles
to the adult section of the Back | | Laughton; The French and Indian
| Mountain Memorial Library during Wars, Edward P. Hamilton; Facing
January and February, and a list of the Dictators, Anthony Eden; Diary
books purchased by the Book Club. | of an Early American Boy, Eric
Readers who enjoy trial stories Sloane; Tour of the White House
may quail at the length of Adela | with Mrs. Kennedy, Perry Wolff;
| St. John’s biography of her father, | Standard Book of Letter Writing,
"the late Earl Rogers, but they will | Lillian Eichler Watson; Plain Let-
. be unable to abandon it, once start- | ters, Mona Sheppard.
| ed. The material is personal remin- Book Club Books for February:
Jseonses of = man who develoved| maeoryy Ride, by, J. J. Marrie:)
| the technique of cross-examination Technique for Treachery,
to the Nth degree. ) Truss; The Body at Madman’s Bend,
Cornelia Otis Skinner is up to her Arthur W. Upfield; Too Many Doc-
| usual form in “Elegant Wits and tors, Holly Roth; The Moon-Spinners,
Grand Horizontals.” 4
: : Mary Stewart; The Moon-Flower
| For historians, P. A. W. Wallace | Vine, Jetta Carleton.
has developed the part that Penn- The Sand Pebbles
! sylvania has played in the growth
Aer in “S\ _ | Kenna; The Man Who Played God,
Opps counbnoin Mecdiiie Mo Robert St. John; I Take This Land,
| tion.” : :
| : are Pe Richard Powell; The Winter Kitchen,
Upiield fans will find ‘The Body Louise A. Kent; (Stern, Bruce Fried-
| at Madman’s Bend” a good whodun- :
it, with their favorite sleuth abor- Mam; The Fall of the Dynasties. Ed-
iginee-ing around like anything, and mund Taylor; The Pyramid Climb-
of course “finalizing” his case. | ers, Vance Packard.
Here is the complete list of books ! Pe RR RR A Ta
for adults: Returns To Texas
Cyclone Carry, Carleton Beals;
Final Verdict, Adela Rogers St. John; Army PFC Sherman Sutton, son
More Lives Than One, Joseph of Mrs. Minnie Sutton, Shavertown,
Krutch; Land Where Our Fathers Who is a 1958 graduate of West-
Died, Marion IL. Starkey; PT 109, | moreland High iSchool, recently re-
Robert J. Donovan; Coronation, Paul | turned to regular duty at Fort Hood,
! Gallico. | Texas, after participating in the First
The Poor Rockefellers by John W. Armored Division's Strategic Army
Rockefeller Jr.; The Art of Being a | Corps mobility exercises during the
Jew, Morris Ww. Kertzer; Pannsyl- | Cuban crisis. The exercise was held
vania, Seed of a Nation P. A. W.| at Fort Stewart, Georgia. Sutton
Wallace; The Time Before This, N. |!
Monsarrat; World’s Most Popular |
Coins, Fred Reinfeld; Strange Lives
of ‘Familiar Insects, E. W. Teale;
Elegant Wits and Grand Horizontals,
Cornelius Otis Skinner.
Added in February: The State
Parks, Freeman Tilden; The Greek
Stones ‘Speak, Paul MacKendrick;
The Voices of Glory, Davis Grubb;
1000 Tips and Quips for Speakers
and Toastmasters, Herbert V. Pro-
chnow.
Mr. Wilson’s War, John Dos Pass-
os; The Age of Fighting Sail, C. S.
Forester (War of 1812); New Found
World, Harold Lamb; My Land and
My People, Dalai Lama; Around the
World Submerged, Edward L. Beach,
is a driver in Company B of the
division’s 52nd Infantry.
Kunkle Firemen Plen
8th Annual Banquet
Kunkle Fire Department will stage
its eighth annual banquet Saturday,
March 9, 6:30 p. m. at Beaumont
Inn. Reservations are due by Wed-
nesday, March 6, with Russell Tran-
[sue. i
Arthur Tredinnick is chairman,
Thomas Landon co-chairman:
the committee are Fred Dodson, Ro-
land Spencer, Basil Frantz, and Rus-
sell Transue.
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Sheldon |
| Traver, daughter of Mr. -
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Richard Me- |
Three Local Girls
Make Dean's List
Three area girls are on the dean’s
list for first semester 1962-1963,
loomsburg State College, register-
ing quality points of 3.5 or better
for the first semester and an accum-
ulative average of at least 3.0 while
in attendance at the college.
Two of the girls have been on the
list since they started at Blooms-
burg, and the other is a freshman.
They are Vivian R. Cobb, daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. Ray Cobb, Carver-
ton, sophomore, a graduate of West-
jiaoreland High School, 1961; Linda
| Williams, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
| M. Penny Williams, Pole 175, Harveys -
Lake, freshman, graduate of Meyers
| High School in 1962; and Patricia
and Mrs.
Kenneth Traver, Evans Falls, junior,
of Tunkhannock High
Miss Cobb will major in elemen-
tary education, Miss Williams! in
French and Spanish, and Miss Trav-
er in mathematics.
Families Travel By
Glass Bottom Boat
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Rinus and
Mr. and Mrs. R. Willard Reese and
son Roy Willard of Evans Falls .
were recent visitors at Florida's
Silver Springs where they explored
the mysteries of the underwater
world through the famous Glass
Bottom Boats. ;
Silver Springs comprises the
i largest group cof natural springs in
first jomed the Army in 1961 and |
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the world and has for years been
known as the underwater film
capital and the home of such famous
TV subjects as Sea Hunt, The
Aquanauts and many other feature
pictures.
They began their trip September
5th and expect to return home
June 10th after touring other places
of interest in Florida.
Announce Birth
Mr. and Mrs. Williarn Thomas,
Woodbine Road, Midway Manor, an-
nounce the birth of a four pound
seven ounce daughter, Catherine
Jeanette, February 18 at General
Hospital. 4
There is one other
Karen, seven.
Mrs. Thomas is the former Shirley
Case, Kingston.
Mr. Thomas is employed by
Wilkes-Barre Publishing Company.
daughter,
Notice
Luzerne County Retired Teachers
Association will hold a luncheon
meeting for all retired teachers
Saturday, March 2, 1 p.m. in Hotel
Sterling.
Reservations are to be made
with either Bessie Coughlin, Presi
dent or Mary G. Cawley.
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