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Attorney Mitchell Jenkins will be
guest speaker at a high school as-
sembly to be held May 1. The as-
sembly is entitled Law Day, U.S.A.
Supervising Principals met at
the Lake-Lehman Area High School
to conduct their business meeting
last Thursday. Lunch was served the
advisors in the high school cafeteria
by Mrs. Ruth Stolarick and her
homemaking department.
My. Ed Johnson, of the guidance
department, announced that the Dal-
las Rotary Club is sponsoring two
one hundred dollar scholarships for
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seniors of the two Back Mountain
High Schools. Letters of students
participating should include personal
data, scholastic and occupational ex-
perience, financial status, future ed-
ucation goals, and special honors
and achievements.
Senior students were made aware
of a $25 award to be presented by
the Lehman Township Fire Depart-
ment to the senior presenting the
best letter concerning “Support of
Your Volunteer Fire Company.”
Each senior must write such a letter
to be submitted and studied. The
outstanding letters will be given
the Fire Department so that they
might decide upon the final winner.
The winning letter will be sent to
citizens of the community.
On Tuesday, April 16, fifty-one
seniors from Lake-Lehman school
took the P.S.E.S. aptitude test. The
test was given at 9:20 in ‘the high
school cafeteria.
A program entitled “The Youngs’
Magician Show” was presented on
Wednesday, April 17. The show was
sponsored by the Student Council.
Petitions for students planning to
run for class officers for the 1963-
64 term were circulated last week.
In order to qualify for a class office
a student must have a “C” average,
and have the signature of six stu-
dents and three teachers. on his
petition. Elections will be held in
May. ;
Prom Reservations were made
every day last week in the Student
Activity room. The Prom, which will
be held on Friday, May 3, in the
gym will have as its basic theme |
“Moon River.”
Sell. Quickly Through
The Trading Post
Lehman
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Johnson
entertained over the weekend Mr.
and Mrs. Howard L. Luits of Endi-
cott, N. Y. and family, Mrs. Irma
L. Fine, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph John-
son Jr., and son, Mr. and Mrs. Ken-
neth Becker from Vestal, N. Y.
Mr. and Mrs. Bert Sutton had as
house guest recently, Mr. Joseph
Wega of Johnson City, N. Y.
Fred Wilcox of Kingston and
Howard Wilcox and children of Mt.
tons, Easter Sunday.
Mrs. Alice Elston entertained
at her home, her family, son Wal-
ter and family from Kenvil, N. J.,
Rev. and Mrs. John Stahl from
Boston, MaryLou and Charles Crook
N. J., and sister, Kenneth
Tery from Berwick.
Mr.
as visiters over the weekend, son
Ron Nuss from Arlington, Va., Mr.
and Mrs. Earle Jones, Kenny and
Richard |Jones®* from Springfield,
Mrs.
| Va., Mr: and Mrs. John Hill, Kings-
ton and Mr. and Mrs. Alden Wag-
ner, Huntsville.
Lt. and Mrs. Dale Hoover and son
Keith, from [South Hadley Falls,
Mass. have spent some time here
visiting - their parents. Lt. Dale
Hoover is stationed at Westover
Air Force Base, Mass. They enjoyed
their visit with Mr. and Mrs. Art
Hoover and Mr. and Mrs. Harry
Cobleigh. Mrs, Hoover is the for-
mer Gene Cobleigh of Idetown.
I received some letters on the
turn of 118 and Lake Road, I am
so glad some people are interested
in this situation. One party told
though he knew it was there some-
where,
Mr; and Mrs. David Sanders of
Philadelphia (Mr. Connellys) sister,
visited Mr. and Mrs. Connelly and
i Mr. "and Mrs. Chester Lamoreaux
and Carol Ann recently.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Gladowski,
Jr., from Pitcairn, spent Easter
weekend with her parents Mr. and
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Arlington, N. J., called on the Sut
and new son Billy from Flanders,
and Mrs. Charles Nuss had | i
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g | Claire McKenna, Idetown, Mr. and
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Navy in August 1954.
Finishes Boot Camp,
STEPHEN H. 'YENCHA, JR.
Marine Private Stephen H. Yen-
cha, Jr., son of Mr, and Mrs. Ste-
phen A. Yencha, Sr., Shavertown
R.D. 5, completed recruit training,
April 10, at the Marine Corps Re-
cruit Depot, Parris Island, S. C.
The indoctrination to Marine
Corps life includes instruction in
basic military law, discipline, phy-
sical conditioning, and other mili-
tary subjects.
Three weeks are spent on the
rifle range, where recruits fire the
M-14 rifle and receive instruction
on other infantry weapons.
Mrs. Joseph Ellsworth.
Mens Bible class of Lehman
Methodist church, had class party
Tuesday night at the church base-
ment with speaker, professor Leroy
Bugbee from Wyoming (Seminary.
He spoke on the conditions of the
world today.
There were thirty present, since
it was ladies night.
Refreshments were served by the
following committee: Mrs. Randolph
Wright, Mrs. Edwin Wright and
Mrs. David Eddy.
Mr. and Mrs. Randolph Wright
entertained Saturday evening at
their home Mr. and Mrs. Robert
Wright, © Glenrock, N. J., Marie
Wright from Kingston, Mr. and
Mrs. Willard Wright, Chase, Mrs.
Mrs. Edwin Wright, Mr. and Mrs.
David Eddy and Carole and David
Eddy, Lehman.
Serves Bboard Sub
Navy Lieutenant Joseph E. Ton-
dora, son of Mrs. Helen Tondora,
Fernbrook, is serving aboard the
operating out of New = London,
A graduate of the King’s College,
Lieutenant = Tondora. entered the
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THE DALLAS POST, THURSDAY, APRIL 25, 1963
Red Rock To March
On Loyalty Day
Fifty men in dress blues from
Red Rock will parade Saturday
afternoon in Nanticoke, forming on
Main Street in advance of the 2
p.m. starting hour of the Loyalty
Day Parade, according to announce-
ment made by Lt. Richard M. Co-
ken, information officer of Benton
Air Force Station.
Also announced is Armed Forces
Day, May 18, when the public is |
invited to an open house at Red
Rock. Beginning at 9 a.m. guided
tours of radar installations will be
conducted. The theme is ‘Power
for Peace.” Celebrated on a Nation-
wide basis, Armed Forces Day will
have programs for both active and
reserve forces.
Kunkle Silver Leaf
Has Easter Party
Kunkle Silver Leaf Club members
enjoyed the annual Easter party
Tuesday evening at the Franklin
Tea-room, Center Moreland. Present
were Mesdames Owen Ide, Virgie
Elston, William Brace, Elizabeth
Hess, Ralph Hess, Fred Dodson,
Genevieve Fisk, Oliver Ellsworth,
Lillian Kunkle, Ralph Elston, Wil-
liam Frederick, Russell Miers, Stan-
ley Harrison, William Franklin, Clif-
ford Hawke, Emma Miller, James
Traver, Ann Weaver, Ralph Ash-
burner, Forrest Kunkle, and William
Weaver.
New Detective
State Poice Sergeant Frank B.
Evans; of Troop C headquarters,
Reading, recently. named county
detective in Luzerne County, has
relatives back here who are proud
of him.
His wife, the former Jane Reese
of Wilkes-Barre, is sister of Mrs.
Sheldon Evans, Shavertown.
Evans, who retires May 1, has
been with the State Police since
October 20, 1932.
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JUDITH
Fifteen members of the Junior
Class were recently inducted into
the National Honor Society with
John Wardell, President, presiding.
Senior members of the society il-
lustrated the high standards of the
Honor Society by giving a speech
on each characteristic. Those par-
ticipating were: Susan Fleming,
Character; Marleen Futch, Scholar-
ship; John Molski, Service; and Paul
Haradem, Leadership.
The Junior students were invested
with ‘the National Honor -Society
Pledge led by secretary, Charlotte
Roberts. Students selected to the
Society must attain a high scholas-
tic average, having a fine character,
show leadership and be of service
to their school.
Those elected were: John Bromin-
ski, Robert Brown, Susan Cheney,
Beverly Eck, John Farley, Margaret
Fleming, Roger Hackling, Michael
Sylvia Phillips,
cheon, Gail Rum-
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| Oliver J. R. Troup, Jr., Dallas, was,
Senior
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GLORIA DOLBEAR
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baugh, Thomas Pierce, David Ryan,
and Joseph Ulinoski.
The Seniors will hold their last
dance, on April 26. Admission will
be 25¢c and the dance will be held
from 7:30 - 10:30. We hope every-
one will plan to attend.
The fifth marking period also
ends on April 26. This means that
one marking period is left, including
the finals. Report cards will be issued
May 3.
We are happy ‘to see a new face in
the office, that of Mrs. Ethel Mac-
Avoy. She is Mr. Trimble’s new sec-
retary.
Funds Donated
To Senior Class
Proceeds from the Easter Mon-
day Teen Age Dance held at the
Legion, Dallas, were turned over to
Jones, Susan Karl, Georgia McCut-'the Senior Class of Dallas Area High
School for its class trip.
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He was formerly Vice President.
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