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- DALLAS, PENNSYLVANIA
A
JUDITH
Wilkes College Education Club is
sponsoring its second annual F. T. A.
(Future Teachers of America) For-
um on Tuesday, April 2, 1963. Forum
will be held from 6:30 p.m. to 3:00
p.m. in the Wilkes College Commons.
The purpose of the forum is to
acquaint high school students with
the education program at Wilkas
College. They are also interested in
aiding existing F.T. A. Clubs and
stimulating interest in the formation
of F.T. A. Clubs where they do not
exist.
An invitatien is extended to all
students who are members of F. T. A,
Clubs or who are interested in edu-
cation as a future profession. Advi-
sors are also invited to attend.
+ The ‘tentative program for the
evening will include a speaker on
F.T. A. Clubs and discussion groups
Dallas Senior
lich News
by
GLORIA DOLBEAR
GROSS
—refreshments will be served.
The Wilkes College Commons is
located directly off East South
Street, between South Franklin and
South River Streets, Wilkes-Barre,
Penna.
The subjects areas are as follows:
Chemistry, Physics, Business, Eng-
lish, Foreign Languages, Social Stu-
dies, Elementary Education,
Music, Biology, and Mathematics.
BAND CONCERT
Last Friday, the band presented
its concert. Among the special num-
bers was a solo by John Wardell
called “Trumpets Holiday.” = A trio,
consisting of Donald Anderson, John
Wardell, and Paul Jenkins, offered
‘“Bugler’s Holiday.” The majorettes
also performed, with the evening a
most enjoyable one.
LAK
Miss Jessica L. Thomas of the
High School English Department
has been selected as Chairman of
a Philosophy of Education Commit-
tee of the High School.
American Legion Post 961, Har-
veys Lake, will donate a new 50
presented in assembly in the near
future.
Last Saturday the high school
lettermen journeyed to Pennsyl-
vania State University where they
ships of Pennsylvania. They left
the school at 7:30 a.m. and return-
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E-LEHMAN
HIGH SCHOOL
MARILY WOODLING. EDITOR
MARY ANN KUCHEMBA
ed at approximately 1:00 a.m.
Chief Thomas of the United States
Navy spoke to senior boys Friday.
Executive Staff of the Journalism
Club met Wednesday after. school
to begin construction of the Club's
Constitution. i
Tomorrow evening Lake-Lehman
Chorus will present their annual
Spring Choral Concert: at: 8 in the
new auditorium. The Concert will
consist of selected songs to be pre-
sented by the 7th Grade, 8th and
9th Grade, and. Senior ' Choruses.
Mr. Bernard Gerrity will be in
charge. : SE aac
Student teachers will be return-
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Adult Mixed Chorus will present
a concert next Monday evening in
| Dallas Senior High School auditori-
um, as a final program, winding up
| the Adult Evening Extension School
year.
Left to right, seated, are Jennie
Candy Wismer, Ruth Ann
Betsey Williams and Alice
Daley,
i Scott,
Davis.
Standing are Larry Heycock,
Thomas Pierce, Michael Jones, Carol
Sutton, Delores Savage, Richard
Peters, Marie Troxell, Mary Louise |
THE DALLAS POST, THURSDAY, MARCH 21, 1963
Evening School Chorus To Present Final Program
Bennie, Florence H. Sherwood, direc-
tor; Betty Jean Davis, Judy Berg-
strasser, Robert Brown, Tom Hou-
lette, and Jack Mallin.
Candy Wismer will be seen in a
ballet number, Snow Maiden.
For St. Patrick’s, an Irish jig will
be presented by Jean Fleming, Linda
Davis, Linda Parsons, Carol Roznick,
Marjorie Glahn and Catherine Hudak
Easter Parade will represent April.
Maytime will typify “Will you 'Re-
member 2” sung by Betty Jean Davis;
“Because” will be sung by Soloist
Tests For Peace Corps
Et Post-Office Saturday
Examinations for the Peace Corps
‘are scheduled in the main Post Of-
fice in Wilkes-Barre Saturday morn-
ing, beginning at 8:30. Volunteers
who have not signed up may none-
theless take the examinations, fill-
ing ‘out their questionnaires later.
| Two types of examinations are given:
for. those who want to teach, and
for those who are interested in gen-
egal work.
ing to College Misericordia at the
end of classes today after having
completed eight weeks of practice
teaching within the high school.
The student body of the high school
would like to extend their best
wishes to Miss Dolgas, Miss Dono-
van, Miss Ferry, Miss Glenn, Miss
Ozeck, and Miss Ainge as they go
on to graduate this Spring.
Lehman Women’s Club elected
Pat Zbick as Girl of the Year last
Wednesday evening. The Club will
honor Pat at a dinner at Conti-
Rev. Klinetob, 82,
Scores Second Ace
Life may not exactly begin at
eighty, but every once in a while it
takes an octogenarian to show the
young squirts show to do it.
Former area resident and native
Rev. C. B. Klinetob, 82, has scored
another hole-in-one on the golf green
at Clearwater, Florida. He used an
eight iron on number 5 hole, Glen
Qaks Par fifty-four yard. Two years
ago he had another ace at Glen Oaks. | Scranton University. He has worked
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Brother of, Bess Klinsteh, PIKES | turbed children at the Devereux
Creek, and father of Reverend Hugh
G. Klinetob, Nanticoke, he pays |
many visits to this area during the!
summer from this present winter |
home in Aston, N. Y.
During the winter months, Rev.
Klinetob, now retired, lives at Cross
Winds Trailer Court, St. Petersburg.
Horseshoe 4-H Club
Next meeting of the Back Moun- |
tain Horseshoe 4-H Club will be on
Saturday at Lehman Firehall.
nental Inn, Wednesday, April 17:
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Marie Troxell, “Summertime” Bettie
Hanna.
Patriotic theme for July will in-
clude Key Club drill team perfor-
mance of Yankee Doodle Dandy, and
a ballet performance by Josia Miesz-
kowski, choreographer for Wilkes
College presentation of The Music
Man.
The, grand finale will include a
trumpet trio by John Wardell, Don-
ald [Anderson and Paul Jenkins; the
Key Club color guard, and the som)
plete cast singing ‘This is My Coun-
try’.
Soloists are Delores Savage, Rich-
ard Bennie, Jennie Peters, Mary Lou
Daley, Ruth Ann Scott, Betsy Wil-
liams, Alice Davis, and Carol Coates.
Accompanist is Carol Sutton. Month
changes by Judy Bergstrasser.
Stage crew include Samuel Ber-
key, Gary Hozempa, Bruce Hopkins,
Ross Walker, and John Ferguson.
Florence Sherwood 'is instructor
and director.
Photo by Kozemchak
Thomas To Speak At
Westmoreland PTA
John K. Thomas, elementary guid-
| ance counselor for Dallas: Schools, ,
will speak on ‘Problem Prevention
through Academic Prediction” Tues-
day evening in Westmoreland school
cafeteria.
Mr. Thomas, Dallas resident, is a
graduate of Westchester State Col-
lege, completing requirements for
his Masters degree in psychology at
with retarded and emotionally dis-
Foundation in Devon.
Sixth grade mothers will serve.
Mrs. Benjamin Davis Jr. will preside.
John Mulhern, principal, invites par-
ents to confer with teachers at the
close of the PTA meeting.
Hat And Bake Sale
“THE HAT BOX” Huntingdon
Valley will have a ‘‘Hat Sale” spon-
sored by Dallas: Chapter 396 Order
of Eastern Star in ‘the Lundy Build-
ing, formerly known as “Maria's”,
Main Street, Dallas, Friday evening,
March 29, and Saturday, March 30,
when a “Bake Sale” will be an -added
attraction,” announces Mrs. Evelyn
Smith and Mrs. Elsie Jolley, chair-
men.
Mrs. Betty Meeker, Worthy Mat-
ron, claims “THE HAT BOX” features
lovely Easter bonnets in the $3.95
and $4.95 price.range and promises
Finches And Grosbeaks
Twenty-five grosbeaks arrived on
Sunday morning at the, feeders of
Mrs. William Pethick, Pioneer Ave-
nue, Shavertown,
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Discuss Drunk Test
And Police Merger
Around forty Back Mountain po-
lice watched state police sergeant
Mario Forte demonstrate a new
chemical drunk driving test as feat-
ure of the March Police Association
meeting Thursday night, at American
Legion home.
Among topics discussed was that
of recent proposals of a regional po-
lice force, encompassing at least the
areas of Dallas borough and town-
ship of Kingston Township.
Group was predominantly in favor
of letting the matter rest until there
was tangible concern and practical
feasibility shown by more than a few
interested parties.
Some doubts were aired ‘as ‘to
actual costs of a consolidated force
being more economical.
Dallas Township special officers
Phil Walters, Frank Gelsleichter, and
John Gosart were proposed for mem-
bership.
Chairman Robert Cooper announc-
ed plans are underway for the annual
association dance, to be held some-
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time in May.
Speaker for the next meeting will
probably be Judge Frank Pinola, ae-|
probably be Judge Frank Pinola.!
Diocesan Council In
Scranton April 27
Diocesan ‘Council “of Catholic Wo- |
men Convention will be held at Hotel |
Casey, Scranton, on Saturday, April
27. Delegates from Gate of Heaven,
Our Lady of Victory, St. Therese’s,
and St. Francis Cabrini parishes are
invited to attend. Parish represen-
tatives will be given tickets at the
Deanery meeting of West Luzerne
Deanery Council of Catholic Womsh |
April 21 at 2 p. m. at St. Cecelia’s,
Exeter. :
Mrs. Francis E: Girvan of ‘Kings-
ton, formerly of Dallas, has charge
of convention publicity for all West
Side papers. Any convention news
from the parishes may be sent. to
her. :
Eastern Star Banquet :
Mrs. Gertrude Davies, Mrs. Elma
Price, and Mrs. Myrtle Rineman are
taking reservations of members and
friends for Dallas Chapter 396 Order
of Eastern [Star’s annual banquet
honoring its Worthy Matron, Mrs.
Betty Meeker, at Irem Temple Coun- |
try Club Friday, April 5, 6:30.
Mrs. Evelyn Smith and Mrs. Mild-
red Bronson, chairman, have invited
the Charles James Memorial Assem-
bly of Order of the Rainbow for Girls
and their guests to attend the dance
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