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Lightning Fire Out
THE DALLAS POST, THURSDAY, MAY 2, 1963
- Former Kunkle Boy
. DALLAS, PENNSYLVANIA
Thomas Peirce, a junior. This was
: molding of fine giizens 287 well} Tom's first parade as Captain and
The human touch which she num-!
Shavertown
Flower Garden Attractive
A most attractive spot in the cen-
bered among her attributes made
Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Jomes, Jr.,| her outstanding in her field.
and infant son at Binghamton on
Local fire department is really
In Army
| English Ability
Miss Susan Fielding
Key Club News
|
| his experience as a drill team mem-
ber for two years was evident as
he barked commands with confi-
Noxen Fire Company extinguished
an electrical fire last week, during
a raging thunder-storm, at the home
ter of Shavertown is the garden of | Sunday. getting a workout in the rash of Lake-Lehman Junior Key Club and tharching units | dence and perfection. We of Ernest Teetsel, assistant fire-
Ed Hall. Bright tulips now grace| Little Tommy Neuman, Jr. som|grass fires springing up in wooded cleaned up this weekend, garnering | Keyettes were led through their | chief,
the well kept beds causing’ passers-|of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Neuman, area. Travel in such areas is tough | # Susan Fielding, daughter of Mr.|two plaques and a letter of com- | routines by Susan Kitchen and Bev- | po. of electrical damage,
~ by to pause and admire the display.
All through the summer months
current new flowers will take their
turn in growing in profusion as if
in tribute to their gardner’s skillful
hand.
Casting For Big Ones
Mr. and Mrs. Obed Hontz, Pioneer
fishing.
fis’fdrman expects to enjoy thor-
oughly his first casting in ocean
waters.
Eileen is the daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. William Dungey, James Street.
Mr, and Mrs. Wayne Pettit and
sons, Mark and David, Wilkes-Barre,
have moved into their new home
on Franklin [Street which was the
former residence of Mr: and Mrs.
Ralph Gerhart.
Main Street, will observe his first
birthday tomorrow.
Mrs. Stanley Wills is a surgical
patient in Nesbitt Hospital.
Birthday greetings this week to
Barbara Ann Tavana, Eleamor Fred-
erick, Mrs. William MM. Thomas,
Elmer Lamoreaux,, John M. Miles,
Lumley, Granville ‘Sowden, Paul
Jenkins, Mrs. Elma Jones, Aletha
| Lawry, (Almemnia Evans, William H.
Christine Jenkins, Anthony Moreck,
Gayle Gentile, Bettie Brace, Mrs.
Laura Downs, Charles Rosengrant,
Sr.
New Officers
New officers elected for Shaver-
town PTA will be installed this
on the equipment. The rainfall |
| was a great blessing to a worried
fire chief.
Had a pleasant surprise on Sat-
urday evening when friends dropped
in to help celebrate my 53rd birth-
day. Susie who loves arranging
parties had whisked me off on a
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Neuner, Mr.
and Mrs. John Clause, Mrs. Carl
Storz and children, Carl and Cor-
Fred, Jr., arriving that morning
wrote, “Although we are ten thou-
sand miles apart and separated by
half the world, my prayer that you
may receive God’s richest blessings
on your day is with you.”
Again I say, how very wonderful
> Pvt. Keith L. Hilbert
At Fort Dix, Pvt. Keith 1. Hilbert,
23, has been assigned to G Company |
of ‘the 4th Training Center, Fort Dix,
and Mrs. John Fielding, Huntsville,
has been nominated by Lake-Leh- |
man High School for the annual!
Achievement Awards program,
sponsored by the National Council
of Teachers of English (NCTE).
Miss Fielding is a junior at the
school.
school seniors for excellence in
English. The writing abilities and
literary awareness of each nominee
giving convention, and will send
their names to every U.S. college
and university with the recom-
mendation that these students be
considered for scholarship assist-
ance.
Colleges and universities welcome
mendation at the Harrisburg con- |
vention, and winning first prize for
best marching unit in the Loyalty |
Day parade for the third consecu- |
tive year.
Loyalty Day, an annual event,
was sponsored in Nanticoke by Nan-
ticoke Post 290, Veterans of Foreign
George McCutcheon and Robert
Dolbear.
reputation of Key Club affiliation
with Kiwanis around the nation.
Another was a second prize |
plaque for Key Club achievement
in Pennsylvania in one year. In|
this they were out-scored only by |
Moon High School, Pittsburgh,
erly Eck, Co-Captains. Susan is an
old hand at leading the Keyettes,
having led the group last year.
Beverly, although new to the Key-
ettes, has had two years of experi-
ence as Lieutenant of the Dallas
Junior High team. Marsha Sowden,
captained the Junior high team for
performance on Saturday received
plaudits of her team as she called
commands without any difficulty.
marched at the head of the units
with the huge American flag. This
year the Colorettes will be wearing
a plaid skirt, overseas cap, and
sash of the same material. Popu-
larity of this new uniform was evi-
dent in the past three weeks when
36 girls applied for positions on
| there was no central siren nor lights,
and the Wednesday night alarm was
turned in by Charles Weaver by
pounding on chief Calvin Strohl’s
door.
Passes Bar Exam
p Sally Porter, Mildred Kelly, Mrs. |visit to the store while the guests For the sixth year, the Council | Wars Saturday. two years. 4 ¥ 4 Benjamin R. Jones, III, son of
5 Avenue, left Friday for Long Island Edward Kocher Cecil © Poynton, | arrived. Ida Clause baked a de- is conducting the Awards program s tended Dallas Junior High drill team was S x Court Justice Ben-
where they plan to board a ; a y Thirteen club members atten captained by Jeri Jordan. Jeri took | State Supreme urt Justice
. : David Voelker, Mrs. Edgar Hallock, | licious cake and it was a very nice throughout the nation to grant istri i h Dlameg Oy. : : jami J Shrine View
boat for several days of deep sea : i a ; 8 the District convention over the over the reins this year and her [jamin R. Jones, e , has
Obed. who i5 an, ovdent Charles Kisbaugh, Sr., Mrs. Edward | evening. recognition to outstanding ‘high| weekend, accompanied by advisors passed his bar examinations.
His mother is the late Dorothy
Richards Jones.
; 3 3 : : . One of the plaques received was Colorettes, dressed in their new Ben, III, upholding the legal tra-
; Dierolf, ' Mrs. Charles Nicol, Sr., i e 284 s , II; up! g 2 ,
Eileen Dungey colsbrated hor 20th ierolf, rs. arles Nicol, Sr inne, Otto Bamert, Bill Weber, will be judged by local and state for being the club in Pennsylvania | outfits of plaid with a star, caught | dition in his family, was precepted
Di hds ante aren or Sotords Virginia Gentile, Brenda Clause, |Fred and Susie helped me enjoy committees, NCTE will announce hich hey G i read the | h x . : of
y ry J Linda Mae Sax, [Laura Jenkins, |the occasion. A lovely card from the finalists at its annual Thanks- Wain as One MOst to, Sp | the fancy of the crowd as they |by his father. He is a graduate
| Wyoming Seminary, Princeton Un-
| iversity and Temple University Law
School.
Tyler Memorial
Tyler Memorial Hospital is launch-
SE month. Robert Voelker will lead |@re our offspring and how very : Sa the announcements of these supe-| Which picked up the extra three | 36 ing its building campaign, according
Doren diMys, Tol Woolhert ik [the group for the coming year as|much they add to our span of ex-|for 8 weeks of basic training. Pvt. | ior students in English each year | Points by attending the internation- | this team. oh ., . | to announcement by Leroy B. Hem-
Linda, spent Sunday in Carlisle president, Mrs. Michael Bucan as |istence in this complex: life. Hilbert is the husband of Mrs. Mar- | ang honor the recognition extended | 2l convention in Los Angeles. A novel addition to the units in | pelyright, president.
where they visited their new grand- vice president, Mrs. Andrew Roan,| Fathers and Sons of St. Therese’s | lene (Doublisky) Hilbert of Fenton |i, them. According to a survey | Letter was for outstanding month- | this parade was a group of ninth
5 Hs py parents, Mr. and Mrs. Sirhan, Dona \d Bitwards a8 reas Church will gather Sunday morning | Lane, Crosswicks, N. J. and the son just completed by the Achievement ly achievement reports. grade boys marching as a Junior > rr
ivi es Rice: Main Street. |urer: for their annual Communion Break- | of Mr. and Mrs. Paul Hilbert, form- | Awards program, 86% of the in-| Rifle team, Keyettes, Junior high | high team. These newly 2ogsized Mrs. Jean Wilson, Mrs. Billie Els-
; Imitt il Cc : ftv. Mo die Service: To Terminate fast, sponsored by the Holy Name [erly of Kunkle. stitutions polled take into con-| girls’ drill team, Junior high boys’ | team members will eventually © | ton, Mrs. Adeltha Mahler, and Mrs.
was admitted to Community e i= : Society. © His grandparents are, Mr. and sideration the award announcement | drill team, and the (Colorettes made marching with the rifle team but | Fred Welsh.
Be ns a HE one OF Shavertown's most] yy mme Rubury gave an excel. | Mrs. George Landon of Kunkle and rR lie” accepting, anda beautiful unit 7s they marched in | for the time being they are proud NEEEEEEEEEENSEENEEERND”
Mr. an TS. illiam Pethic » | esteemed teachers will leave her lent interpretation of the book |Mr+ and Mrs. Eugene Hilbert of | pocommendin is program finalists for | the Loyalty Day Parade. to march as a junior high unit. The i A
Pioneer Avenue, had as Sunday | post at the end of the present term |: Drolet : | Beaumont. He is a graduate of Wm. | scholarshin aid : : boys were captained by Robert Van | gg McBERMOTTS u
guests, Mr. and Mrs. Leon ‘Scofield | when Mrs. Martin Porter will re- On Asia’s Rim,” at a meeting of McFarland High School, Borden- SopopISIP mt. : Mrs. Elizabeth Titus, representa- Orden, a member of the high school | B ? e
and son, Jimmie, Bamesville. Also | tire. It will seem strange without the Lutheran Churchwomen at St. CE EE Reports of finalists from previous | tive for the marching teams, receiv. rifle toain ; - -
present were Mr. and Mrs. David her in many ways and those of| 2ul's last evening. . years show that 99% of them at-|ed a beautiful trophy on behalf of te is x BAR and COCKTAIL -
Lin us whose children grew in knowl-| Next Sunday will be Children’s Juniors Complete tend colleges of their choice and | the group. : Sharon Nims eg Willem Cooper, u LOUNGE n
: A fn .1| Day at Shavertown Methodist more than 70% of the total stu- is : ; eaders of the color guards for the B
- Goong om hid a ig A Church. A special program will be Plans For Dance dents honored receive scholarship a jin rid PS eure a high school units, irileg in crowd 5 -— ay Hog R
whi J ; oP J : ! 3 i : : ._ | with flag maneuvers which are not - MAI . &
2 Hospital, foro number of Weds, hor pafailing interest in every child EN The ig a suo Final preparations were completed Cl Evereging ros M00 Dlebs iw marching Eroup an. this usually Ee in parades, rah an 5 DALLAS =
» ret@@ned to his home last Thursday. | assigned to her care. Her role as|% ™ ? for the Annual Spring Dance of The |” parade. In lieu of this, an official | y= cross, a V and a straight line |
M7. and Mrs. Denton Updyke and | teacher transcended that of instruc- Dallas Junior Womens Club at a » . from Nanticoke’s Veterans of For- with Old Glory. o OPEN ALL DAY -
ie son, [Shavertown, and Mr. and Mrs. [tor for her motherly attention em- Boy Scout Troop 232 recent meeting at the home of Mrs. Trucksville Airman eign War post stated that if the Aico Sand the groups were x Bu
he Gef¥ re Trudgeon, Dallas, visited braced the welfare of all and the . Paul Bartolacci, chairman. marching units from Dallas won ccompanying ; |B Delicious Dinners EK
? 7 Begins Busy Schedule Invitations have been issued to Lands In Formosa again fs ye oe om Poo Be lollowisg Soon {03 a = and Snacks £
! _ | the local service clubs, P.T/A. groups, ! Airman Second Class Joseph W.| 2 special award later. Award wi I 5 ; lm
Boy. Scour Mreop,; 282, Shaver: |® {he County Federation of Wo- | Walton; Jr., Trucksville, has arrived | be presented at a Kiwanis meeting | Elizabeth Titus, Mrs, Betty Hanna, | gupauuSEESSESSEREEEEEEREY
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community service has been an
town, begam their spring schedule
last weekend when the group had
an overnight camping trip to begin
training for the Camporee, May 24,
25 and 26.
Scoutmaster John Butler stated
that patrol camp outs in preparation
for the big event will be held every
weekend if possible.
Monday evening, Scout Mothers
met at St. Theresa’s Church to map
plans for the Father and Son Ban-
quet to be held June 2.
Explorers who have been meeting
regularly will go to the Y tomorrow
evening for gymnastic practice.
Scout Board of Revue will meet
May 6 at’ which time there will be
test passing and practice. ;
Explorers will hold a car wash in
the near future to raise funds for
a delegate to go to Penn State im
June. A canoe ‘trip is also in the"
offing. - 2 x
In July the boys will lend their
capable assistance to the Library
Auction where their past record of
enviable one.
Piping Looted Out
night of the Dance.
mens Clubs. Posters are now being
distributed.
The dance will be held at the Irem
Temple Country Club May 18.
Dancing will be from 9:30 P.M. to
1:30 A.M. with music provided by
“The Tempos”.
Tickets are available from - amy
club member and at the door the
Warren J. Cease
Returns From Canada
‘Warren J. Cease, som of Wilson
A..Cease of East Dallas, while on a
short trip to Toronto, Canada, saw
the Stanley Cup Playoffs between
the Detroit Redwings and. the!
Toronto Maple Leafs. It was an
interesting game, won, by Toronto.
Scores was Toronto 2 - Detroit 1.
Toronto also won the playoffs, four
games to Detroit's one.
Mr. Cease enjoyed his visit with
the Canadian people who' asked a
lot of questions about state of. affairs,
the President and segregation. He
was asked to convey their apprecia-
tion to people here for confering
here for assignment to a unit of the
Pacific Air Forces.
Airman Walton, a fire protection
specialist, is the son of Mr. and Mrs.
Joseph 'W. Walton, Sr. of 204 Lewis
Avenue, Trucksville. He was sta-
tioned previously at Glasgow AFB,
Mont.
The airman and his wife, the
former Rose Ann Nelson of Glasgow,
Mont., have two children.
sometime in the future.
Many new faces were seen in the
parade Saturday. This year the
Key Club Rifle team loses the
greatest part of the group that has
built an enviable record for the
past three years. Eleven seniors
will be leaving the group due to
graduation and these positions will
be filled by ninth grade boys.
The unit was captained by
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