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DALLAS, PENNSYLVANIA
Idetown
Confidence class met at the home
of Mr. and Mrs. George May on
Tuesday night. Assisting hostesses
was Mrs. Roswell Frederici. Mrs.
Kenneth Calkins led the devotions
while Mrs. Herbert Ward presided
‘the business. Mrs. Elmer Scott
with Mrs, Lewis Anesi and Mrs.
Merrell Burnett are in charge of
the bakeless bake sale to be held
in the near future, also a quilting to
be held in the Churchhouse yester-
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day. Presemt were Mesdames Ralph
Welsh, Elmer Scott, Kenneth Cal-
kins, Merrell Burnett, Dean Shaver,
Bruce Williams, Lewis Anesi, Her-
bert Ward, Claire McKenna, Mary
Rogers, Jerry Brown, Anne Ma-
thers, James Barrell, and Bess
Cooke and hostesses.
Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Ward spent
the weekend with their daughter
and family Mrs. Luther Strittmat-
ter who have just moved to War-
wick, Rhode Island. Mr. Strittmat-
ter was promoted to manager of a
radio staticm in Providence.
Mr. and Mrs. Roswell Frederici
had as weekend guests Mrs. Beat-
rice Frederici and her sister Mrs.
Bernice Cooke of Nanticoke.
Mrs. Elisa Gillman, Mrs. George
May, Mrs. Bruce Williams, Mrs.
Roswell Frederici and Bess Cooke
attended the W.S.C.S. Wyoming
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Shavertown PTA
To Meet Monday
Shavertown PTA will hold its final
meeting of the school year, Monday
evening when newly elected officers
will be introduced and installed.
Mrs, Lester Hauck will preside
and give the address.
A Tea honoring the faculty will
follow the program which will feature
musical selections by Shavertown
Grade School under direction of Les-
ter Lewis.
Homeroom mothers Mrs. Louis
Orlosky, Mrs. William Ostrum, Mrs.
William Tippett and Mrs. Leonard
Muscavage will serve.
Conference on Thursday at Boule-
vard Methodist church for the
morning session and the afternoon
session - was held in Tabernacle
Methodist in Binghamton, N. Y.
They also visited the Elisabeth
Church Manor which opened house
Saturday. It was just recently re-
novated and a new part added on.
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THE DALLAS POST, THURSDAY, MAY 16, 1963
Exchange Student
Nancy Sieber, Rotary Exchange
Student in Holland, enchants her
readers with more tales of life in
the Netherlands in such a manner
that one, would like to visit this
quaint country.
November 13, 1962
Dear Mom and Dad,
On Friday at 2:30, I took the
train to Gouda. It is a one and a
half hour ride. I was in a com-
partment with a long seat for four
people. Some soldiers got on at
Zwolle.
I had to write a speech for Rotary.
I am beginning to think in Dutch
now. It is funny how much easier
it is to think in a language and then
translate it.
Upon arriving we went to our
families. Mine had two girls, 22
and 19 and a boy, 12. The oldest
girl played in a concert on Friday
night so we went to hear her. Then
we visited the town hall and met
the mayor.
It was hard to believe that the
building was older tham America.
It was built in the 1400’s. We also
went to St. Jan’s Church which is
the most famous in the world.
really magnificent and the enor-
mous stained glass windows are gut
of this world, so realistic. You can
really see the muscles and shadows
clearly on each picture. Really
breathtaking.
After dinner we visited a nursery,
and at 5:30 there was a'dance with
sons and daughters of Rotary. We
ate constantly. At 8 p.m. we had
supper and danced again till 12. It
was fantastic. Every 15 minutes
they served ice cream, pastries and
cookies,
On Sunday we took an'auto trip
through the small towns, had cof-
fee in an old cafe and dinner at a
Boat Club. We had such a wonder-
ful time that it was hard to say
. | goodbye, but when I got back to
Kingma’s, it was like coming home.
It is all so wonderful. I can write
and I will bring pictures home but
I am mever going to be able to show
you what it is really like mor what
I found so fantastic about the Neth-
erlands.
The people have a certain air
about things. You just have ‘to live
with them to see it. I hope I can
bring you back some day not as a
tourist but as a Dutch girl.
Monday, I gave my Rotary speech
to 35 members.\ It was just like
talking to my family. I told them
about school, church and my family.
They were most interested in Tom,
our military service and the Peace
Corps. Here the boys go into the
service at age 20. iY
The door bell just rang and guess
what. ‘A florist package for me. In
it were six long stemmed carnations
from the Rotary Club. I guess they
liked my speech. My very first flow=-
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In Holland Finds
Life Just One Meal After Another
ers, Maybe I am beginning to look
like a lady, (a fat lady, ha, ha).
I received my ring. I couldn't be
more proud.
to me than if I was in Dallas. It is
a sort of sign that I still belong to
Dallas High School.
December 2, 1962
Princess Wilhemina died and the
till she is buried. So all parties and
Santa Claus festivities have been
cancelled except for small children.
On Saturday morning, I was at a
Xmas party for poor children with
Tanto J’ullie, who is head of the
Council for the school where they
go. They were seven months to six
years,
We may have Santa here at the
house on December 5, but nothing
public. My big prom which was to
be December 8 was cancelled be-
cause that is the day the Princess
will be buried. If that hasn’t caused
a fuss. She sure died at the wrong
time of year. So the Prom was
moved up to December 13, because
It is!
; other schools, towns and the mili-
that is the only day the ballroom
was free.
The girls had all asked boys from
tary and a lot of them cannot come
now because it is going to be in the
middle of the week.
One of my friends; whose father
is a noble, asked a boy out of Ar-
nem and now he camnot come.
All of a sudden I thought of a
bright idea and called John Perry
in Amsterdam and asked him to
come as her escort. He said he
would be happy to attend and he is
to stay at my friend’s home.
First we are going to have dimner
at her place, then go to a play, then
to a dance at school. Afterwards
we will come back to the Vegter’s
and have an after party with 20
people. I am really looking forward
to it. I am going with a real nice
boy, tall, blond and blue eyes.
"Our reports are secon due. My
It meant a lot more
Netherlands is in official mourning |
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directress is goimg to send my
grades to our school. She will have
have an “A” in History Problems
of Democracy, Chemistry, Physics;
and Trig.
time an A in Trig and Algebra.
canals but no music is allowed to be
played, altho it still looks a lot like
Santa Claus and everyone is shop-
ping and busy.
Your Thanksgiving
sound great. Guess what.
chicken for supper tonight.
sure
‘We had
It was
!ours at home. The chickens here
are so small, just like pigeons.
By the way, how would you like
to have a Dutch girl live with us, for
a month. ‘One of my friends has
applied to go to college in America.
She will live at the school but would
I asked her to stay with us but she
won’t know umtil next summer if
she is chosen by the Netherlands
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Services Tomorrow
to change it to an English form. 1| For Charles Davis
Charles Davis, 64, died at his |
“B” in Geography, Art Appreciation, | home on Tunkhannock Highway | counselors at Muhlenberg College.
Solid Geometry, Plane Geometry, | Tuesday afternoon. ar rrr ee
Home Economics; also ‘“B” in Eng- | scheduled for Friday at 2 from the |
lish and Dutch; an 83 in Algebra | Frederick Funeral Home in Plym-
I think it is pretty good |outh, when Rev. Alan Brady, pastor |
for doing it all in Dutch but next| of First Christian Church of which | former Anna McElwee; children:
| Mr. Davis was a member, will offi- Charles, New Milford; Adam Tin-
The lights are on now in all the| ciate.
did| he wag an employee of United Gas
Improvement Company, working at
SECTION B—PACE £
Jack Eck Honored
Jack Eck, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Fred Eck, Shavertown, was recent-
ly elected president of dormitory
are | - rr ot
its Wanamie plant, and a member
of its Century Club.
He is survived by his widow, the
Services
Burial will be at Edge Hill. | cofsky, Oregon; and Mrs. Wilbur
| Friends may call this afternoon or |D. Morgan, Trucksville; sisters,
evening. Mrs. Martha Thomas and Mrs.
A native of Plymouth, son of the | Verna Jenkins, Kingston; and Mrs.
late Charles and Mary Geiger Davis, | Louise Jones, Plymouth.
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INTRODUCING
OF PLYMOUTH
AND HIS FAMILY
Pictured above oie Mayor Hosey and his family. Seated , Vincent, Mayor Hosey, Mary Joyce, Brian, Colleen, Mrs.
Hosey; standing, Joseph, Margaret Ann, Richard. (Bert Husband Photo)
OUR NEIGHBOR, MAYOR DONALD E. HOSEY, IS A CANDIDATE FOR THE REPUBLICAN
HIS SERVICE TO THE PARTY IS BEST AT-
TESTED BY THE FACT THAT HE IS NOW SERVING AS CHAIRMAN OF THE LUZERNE COUNTY
REGISTRATION COMMITTEE.
NOMINATION FOR RECORDER OF DEEDS.
HIS BACKGROUND APPEALS TO EVERY SINCERE REPUBLICAN WHO WANTS TO DO HIS SHARE IN THE
NOMINATION OF THE RIGHT CANDIDATE FOR RECORDER OF DEEDS.
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