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DALLAS, PENNSYLVANIA
Register By Friday
For Learn-To-Swim
Deadline for registering for the
Learn to Swim lessons sponsored
by Back Mountain Y.M.C.A. is Fri-
day. Parents of boys and girls be-
tween the ages of 7 and 14 are re- |
minded that application must be
made with Cliff King at the Back
Mountain ‘Y’ by tomorrow.
Buses will transport the young-
sters to the Wilkes-Barre Y.M.C.A.
where they will be given instruc-
tion Monday
ginning June 17. The group will be
divided into two sections with one
group receiving instruction at 3:30
p.m. and the next group at 4:00
Buses will leave the Back Mountain
Y’ at 3:00 p.m. daily. Other de-
tails may be obtained at the Back
Mountain ‘Y’, a member agency of
the United Fund.
CRISPELL
For
GAS
—Bottled Gas Service—
Rt. 29 — Noxen
KE 9-87i1
through Friday be- |
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One last chance to goof off to-
gether is a welcome complement wl
solemn graduation from high school. |
Thursday, Dallas seniors made |
their annual trip to Mo-Nom-O. |
Nock Inn, Mountainhome, accom- |
panied by five faculty members. |
Ninety-one students attended, leav-
ing late that night.
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We Invite
a two year course in
Top High School Students
. . . who cannot afford a four year college education
to consider opportunities available to graduates of
BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION
Visit the School Between 9 and 4 Daily
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| TEENAGERS!
learn TYPING this SUMMER
ing Dallas at 7:45 a.m. and return-
Above, they are seen through
the Post’s candid camera, which
didn’t mind a day in the Poconos
either.
From the left, just kids at heart,
four give a seesaw a workout, and
next over,
Baccalaureate services were con-
ducted in the auditorium on Sun-'
day, beginning+«at 8 p.m. with Rev. |
| Wesley Kimm officiating, Following ' classes of the Lake, Lehman, Noxen,
the sermon, ‘‘Be Yourself”, a mixed
chorus under the direction of Mr. :
Gerrity sang “I Believe” and “You'll
Never Walk Alone.” The proces-
sional and recessional hymns, “On- |
ward Christian Soldiers” and “Holy, |
Holy, Holy” were sung by the con-
| gregation, chorus, and members of | Will act as aids to the teachers.
| the graduating class.
On Tuesday at 8:15 p.m. Com-
mencement Exercises were held in
{the high school gymnasium. Imre
Kovacs, noted humorist, was guest
| speaker.
by honor students, Mary Ann Bebey
and Edward Hollos. Lester B.
Squier called the name of each
{ member of the Class of “63” while
| Willard Sutton presented "each
graduate with a diploma. The band,
| dinder the direction of Mr. Miliaus-
‘kas, played the processional and
| recessional marches for the class of
| 100 members.
| On Friday “Band Night” was held
| at the Sandy Beach Drive-In. The
band marched from the Lake Ele-
mentary school to the drive-in and
then played various selections from
the spring concert for the large
group of spectators who gathered. '
Proceeds from this event will be
used for trips taken by the band |
during the coming school year.
Annual band-athletic banquet
was held in ‘the cafeteria on
Wednesday, June 5. Robert O'Dell,
head football coach of Bucknell, was
the main speaker. Senior members
of G.A.A. and the Lettermen’s Club
were presented with blazers.
| Trophies that the band won at
the Sherbuine, Pageant of Bands on
die
English
Algebra
EDUCATIONAL - GUD: E
Reading Improvement
Basic Reading Skills Course
Wilkes-Barre, Pennsylvania
SUMMER SESSION
JUNE 24 - AUGUST 2
Courses for Heh School and College Bound
Plane Geom
Modern Mathematics
General Mathematics
(Junior High
Application and Information:
Educational - Guidance Institute
29 West Northampton Street,
Telephone 823-0166
INSTITUTE
(2nd to 7th Grades)
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School Level)
the guitar-man takes |
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Addresses were delivered |
THE DALLAS POST, THURSDAY, JUNE 13, 1963
Seniors Enjoy Final Outing In The Poconos
to the courts. (In the next court,
not shown, is Aussie racquet-wiz-
ard Ross Walker engaging three op-
ponents at once.)
Then: A couple of scenes from |
Kennedy's pool, enacted by stu-
dents of government. Almost every-
LAKE-LEHMAN
HIGH SCHOOL
MARILY WOODLING, EDITOR
MARY ANN KUCHEMBA
Saturday, June 1, are being dis-
played in the band trophy case.
Members of the sixth grade
and Ross are touring the high school
Acting as guides for these
future Junior high students are
'F.T.A. members.
There will be no classes in the
Lake-Lehman Area schools ‘tomor-
row, Teacher's Day. F.T.A. members
The Senior issue of the “Crusad-
er” ‘was distributed to the student
{ body on Friday. Included were class
| history, activities of ‘the Class of
“63”, and general information about
each member. Editor Marily Wood-
ling was assisted by a staff of nine
Juniors and Seniors.
Work is progressing on the
‘“Knight’s Code”, the student hand-
book, for 1963-64. Susan Fielding
is editor, assisted by Sandy Steele.
Monday will be the last day of
school for us.
Final examinations in major sub-
jects were administered Tuesday
and Wednesday. Language exams
were administered on Tuesday ‘and
math, history, and science exams
were given on Wednesday.
On Saturday, May 25, a group of
Sophomore and Junior girls attend-
ed a tea and open house at Nesbitt
| Hospital.
Since school will close for
summer on Monday, this will be my
last column ‘for this school year.
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money on the
installment plan?
With a face-amount in-
stallment certificate, you
can systematically accum-
ulate sums of money over
6, 10, 15, or 20-year per-
iods. You can obtain a free
: rospectus-booklet describ-
ing how these certificates
make lump sum or install-
ment payments available
to you at maturity. Single
payment certificates are
also available; ask about
certificate payment com-
pletion insurance.
A practical approach to
Life Insurance needs?
Your financial planfor your
family’s needs should include
sufficient lifeinsurance. Talk
to your ‘“Investor’s man”
about life insurance de-
signed. to fit in the family
financial program.
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Zone Manager
674-5231-822-3266
Shavertown, Pa.
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SECTION B — PAGE 1
To Attend Bradford
| Seminar In Mexico
Bradford Junior College, Brad-
ford, Mass., announces that Marion
G. Ruggles, Haddonfield Farm, will
attend the Bradford Summer Semi-
nar in Mexico this year, June 21 to
August 9. Miss Ruggles, daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. Harry W. Ruggles,
dJr., recently completed her fresh-
man year at Bradford.
Westminster Youth
Attend Work Camp
Sara and: Tom Bobo, and Joan
| Ziegler, members of the West-
| minster Youth Fellowship of Trin- |
lity United Presbyterian Church,
will attend the Work Camp of
| Lackawanna Presbytery, June 17th
| to 22. The purpose of the camp is
to continue improving Lackawanna
Camp, a site recently acquired by
the Presbytery, along the Susque-
hanna River at Vosberg. This camp, |
adjoining Camp Sterrett, the Epis-{
copal Camp, has been abandoned Bde Od
| for some time. Sara Bobo attended SADDLES © BRIDLES
| last year for one week, when the
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work was just beginning, and re- © TACK e
ported that the young people had Western Wear and
great fun working together.
Gifts
Indian Moccasing
| Ralph Sends Semds Delegate
Ralph M. Sands, Carverton, is and Gifts
attending the 78th Annual Conven- . Wi
| tion of The Holstein-Friesian As- |
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ing here for three years, where one |
of their favorite guest groups.
i body fell in, in this case. [
| Edgar Hughes shows champion- |
ship shuffleboard follow-through, | —— SR pire | .
[in an all-faculty game. At lower | Jack Eck Is Named ® Belts ® Bill Folds
left, seniors relax at pool-side and | T D List’ | ® Socks ® Lighters
golf course. o Dean's Lis ® Handkerchiefs ® Razors
Lower right: Don Evans, draws a |
bead in another all-faculty game, | J2ck Eck, son of Mr. and Mrs. |
while seniors who didn’t mind a | Fred Eck, Lehigh Street, Shaver- |
| rather mountdinons’ walki to. the | town, and a student at Muhlenberg |
| stables rode a little horseback. | College has been named to thei
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