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: DALLAS, PENNSYLVANIA
Dallas Chapter 396
Fete Worthy Matron
Mrs. Evelyn Smith, Worthy Ma-
tron of Dallas Chapter #396 Order
of the Eastern Star, was a guest of
honor at a “Going Away Party” at
the Martha Washington Tea Room,
Harveys Lake, June 19, with Mrs.
Bethia King as hostess.
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Mrs. Smith was presemted with
several gifts to use at the O.E.S.
Grand Chapter at Pittsburgh by the
following officers and choir mem-
bers: Eva Allen, Ida Allen, Ann Alt,
Mae Ash, Oce Beryl Austin, Carol
Bennett, Ruth Bennett, Estella Birn-
stock, Gertrude Davies, Dorothy
Dodson, Mildred Garinger, Pearl
Gosart, Dorothy Johnson, Marjorie
Krimmel, Mildred Lutes, Layiah
Martin, Betty Meeker, Martha Price.
Eva Ray, Myfanwy Riley, Myrtle
Barbara Rood, Marion
Rood, Peggy Tough, Irene Transue,
Elva Wagner, Doris Walters, Virgin-
ia Swanson, and the hostess with
her helpers and guests: Mary Hon-
eywell, Hilda Leinthall, Sharon
Leinthall, and Terry Leinthall.
Dave Kozemchak Wins
Prize For Model Car
David Kozemchak, Huntsville,
son of Mr. and Mrs. James Ko-
zemchak, won a national second
prize in a recent model “Car of the
Month¥’ contest sponsored by Auto
World Company, Scranton.
Dave redesigned a model Thun-
derbird, customizing it according to
his own plan, and won a model kit
as prize.
cent.
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Marilyn Eck On
The Dean's List
Marilyn Eck, daughters of Mr. and
Mrs. Fred Eck, 85 Lehigh Street,
Shavertown, is on the spring se-
mester Dean’s List at Susquehanna
University.
liberal arts major, Miss Eck
has completed her freshman year at
Susquehanna.
In order to qualify for the Dean’s
List, ‘Susquehanna students must
obtain an academic average of at
least 3.4 out of a possible 4.0.
Lt. Thomas Goddard
Finishes Army Class
Army 2nd Lt. Thomas H. God-
dard, 23, son of Mr. and Mrs. Paul
Goddard, 1 Hilldonia Avenue, com-
pleted an eight-week officers orien-
tation course at The Infantry School,
Fort Benning, Ga., June 4.
During the course, Lieutenant
Goddard received instruction in the
duties and responsibilities of ‘a new-
ly commissioned infantry officer.
The lieutenant entered the Army
in March 1963.
He is a graduate of Westmoreland
High School, and a 1962 graduate
of Lafayette College, Easton. He is a
member of Sigma Chi fraternity.
Kassen Is Graduated
From Repair Course
Army Pvt. Marshall L. Kasson,
son of Mr. and Mrs. Hug Kasson,
Noxen, completed a five-week equip-
ment repairman course at The En-
gineer ' School, Fort Belvoir, Va.,
June 14.
Kasson entered the Army in No-
| vember , 1962 and completed basic
training at Fort Dix, N. J.
The 19-year-old soldier is a 1962
graduate of Tunkhannock High
| School.
Et Indiantown Gap
The following Back Mountain
men, left recently by truck and
jeep convoy for Indiantown Gap,
where they will train for two weeks.
| Jackie Berti, Theodore Newcomb,
I Shavertown, James Kelly, Robert
Richardson Dallas and Bob John-
saa, Trucksville. All are members
of the 402nd Division,of Military
, Police.
Te
Has Splint Removed
Billy Lawler, son of Mr. and Mrs.
, William Lawler, Dallas, had his
' splint removed last week and hopes
to be playing ball again real soon.
Billy fractured his left thumb
| three weeks ago during baseball
| practice.
THE DALLAS POST
OFFSET DEPARTMENT
Is One Of The Finest
In Pennsylvania
THE DALLAS POST, THURSDAY, JULY 11, 1963
Pictured above are members
of Boy Scout Troop 331, Harveys
Lake, who received fifty mile a-
wards, year pins and Merit badges
and Gup Club. Troop is sponsored
by Harveys Lake Lions Club. Fifty
mile hike was ‘taken under leader-
Warren Johnson. Trip began
Noxen Tannery proceeded to Mt.
Springs and return. Friday evening,
camp was set up at Densels and
Saturday evening at Mt.
June 26 at the Harveys Lake Rod |
ship of Neighborhood Commissioner |
Charles Murphy and Post Advisor |
at |
Springs. |
i
Scoutmaster Arthur West, Assistant
Scoutmaster Thomas Smith and As-
sistant Post Advisor Paul Gebler,
Scouts Bill Jones, Gary West, Mike
Casey and Tom Finn set up camp
quarters.
First row, left to right are: Ed-
| mond Sickler, Michael Novajosky,
Bill Johnson, Dave Martin, Tom
Johnson, Francis Novajosky, Louis
Laning, Kendall Rauch, Michael
| Glova.
| Second row: Scoutmaster Arthur
West, Dave Finn, Lee Murphy, Barry
|
Harveys Lake Boy Scouts Receive 50 Mile Awards
West, Bill Jones, Gary West, Mich-
ael H. Sullivan, Bob Johnson, Paul
Margellina, William Jennings, Jerry
Spencer, Terry Belles.
Third row: A. P. A. Paul Gebler,
P. A: Warren Johnson, N. C. Charles
Murphy.
Absent when the picture was
taken were: Drew Bainbridge, Tim
Cadwalader, James Watson, George
Casterline, Nile Clark, Michael Gro-
lewski, Jack Groblewski, Tom Finn,
John Bozek, Mike Casey and Thom-
as Smith.
“Learn To Swim” classes at the
Wilkes-Barre YMCA recently.
Closed Saturdays
July 20th,
Telephone
pany’s Office
closed Saturdays, J. N..Landis, dis«
trict manager, announced today.
Office: will be open Monday
Effective Saturday,
Commonwealth
Business. will
through Friday, 8 am. to 5 p.m.
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LUZERNE,
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Cliff f King was publicity chairman. |
Local Youth Learn To Swim At 'Y"
Pictured above are several groups hundred and ‘twenty two boys and A songfeast held during alternate
of Back Mountain students enjoying girls enrolled for sessions instructed swim schedules was led by Donald
, Bell.
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More Enonymous A
Communications |
It has happened again. An un-
known has written in to the Dallas
Posti calling attention "to a case of
there is no way of checking.
people who are in need, without
authorization. Is it with their con-~ \
sent that the case was brought to
the attention of the paper?
People are sensitive. There is |
no knowing how much harm to |
pride ‘there may be in publishing |
names without authorization. |
Loss |
of face may be just as unkind as
loss of income.
Trucksville Sailor
Put On Active Duty
{Robert W. Billings, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Frank H. Billings of 20 Harris
Hill Road, Trucksville, is undergoing
two weeks duty training as a sea-
man recruit at the Naval Training
Center, Great Lakes, Ill.
| The training includes naval orien-
| tation and history, military eti-
quette and drill, physical fitness,
swimming and survival, first aid,
shipboard safety precautions and
| sentry duty.
{ Upon completing the training per-
| iod the Reservists will return home
[to rejoin their local units.
Where's Shickshinny?
The men at the home-heating
convention in New York gathered
around the desk where a beauteous
‘Please register the name of your
town for our . information,” ‘the
blonde invited.
“It’s Shickshinny, Pa.”
“Come again?”
“Shickshinny, Pa. Right across
the Susquehanna from Mocanaqua.”
The blonde nibbled her pencil.
“Mister, you wouldn't be kidding '
me?”
“No kidding, sister. -And just a |
| piece down the road from Mocana-
| qua is Wapwallopen.”
The blonde held the registration
card im pink fingertips. She tore it
across and dropped the pieces con-
clusively in the wastebasket. ‘‘No-
body, but NOBODY, takes ME for a
sleigh-ride. You characters take
your funny faces and go drop dead
twice.”
Cloverleaf 4-H Club
Cloverleaf 4-H Club met recently
Marvin Scott.
Mrs. Scott anmounced that the
4-H county picnic would be held at
Moyer’s Grove.
There ' was discussion on 4-H
camp and the Ole Time Festival, to
be held July 20 at Beach Haven
Fire Company grounds.
Ten members attended, as well
as Barry Flinchbaugh, summer as-
sistant County Agent, and Mimi
Cleasby, Ruth Amn Scott, and Linda
Wolfe.
Refreshments were served, fol-
lowed by ‘a twist session.
blonde was passing out brochures.
at the home of leaders Mr. and Mrs. |
probable distress in the area, but! wanted was “democracy.”
The | pupils, who get CARE food at school,
paper cannot use the name of\the | shouted in unison: “Milk.”
LESSON IN DEMOCRACY
A fourth grade teacher in the
“What
the most important gift the United
States gave us?” The answer she
But the
a national test, asked: is
: | Elvi Mr.
Philippines, reviewing her class for | vis Bean, Mr
Twenty members of Blue Ridge |
Chapter, Future Farmers of Ameri-|
ca, will leave on a three day trip
Tuesday morning at 7, gathering at
the Lake-Lehman High school
building, and travelling by school |
bus. Accompanying the boys will
be Mr. and Mrs. John ‘Sidler, and
Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Wright.
The tour, says Mr. Sidler, voca- |
tional agriculture imstructor, is al-|
most a re-run of a tour taken four |
years ago, but embracing three
days instead of two, to give more |
time for sightseeing and visiting |
industries allied to agriculture. |
Each summer, the FHA takes an
educational trip. Last year it was
to the western part of Pennsylvania
to see the oil wells.
The routing has been modified
to put the visit to the Robert Hen-
ney farm in Lancaster on Wednes-
day instead of Thursday, taking the
place of a projected tour of the
Conewingo dam.
On Tuesday, Lehigh Valley Co-
operative Creamery in Allentown
will be seen first, with lunch in the
cafeteria. Philadelphia Food distri-
bution center, a mammoth installa-
tion near the Walt Whitman
Bridge, is scheduled for afternoon.
In ‘the evening, after checking im
at the Hotel Marlyn, boys will see
a baseball game, Phillies versus
N. Y. Mets. :
Wednesday: Campbell Soup plant
at Riverton; N. J.; Union stock-
yards at Lancaster; check in at
Hotel Brunswick, Lancaster.
Dallas Towmship 1952
To Stage Reunion
Dallas Township Class of..1952
will hold its first formal reunion
August 3, 1 to 9, p.m. at O’Connells
Twin Lakes. Naomi and Mike
Lewis ask for information about
three members of the class who
have not been reached to date:
Carol Honywell, John Williams, and
Geraldine Puterbaugh. Anyone
knowing where these class members
can be located, , please call. Re-
sponses to invitation to join in the
festivities should be received’ by
July 20.
Robert Bellas’ Host
To Noxen Lions Club
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Z. Belles,
Noxen, entertained the Noxen Lion's
Club at a covered dish picnic supper
at their home on Wednesday, June
19th. Present were: Mr. and Mrs.
and Mrs. Robert
Timko, Mr. and Mrs. Alley Harvey,
and Joan, Mr. and Mrs. Willard Ben-
der, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Walters,
Mr .amd Mrs. Earl Crispell, Mr. and
Mrs. Ronald Fielding, Pastor Wesley
Kimm, Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert Boston,
Mr. and Mrs. Osmand Casterline.
SECTION B — PAGE 1
Blue Ridge FFA To Leave Tuesday
' For Three-Day Educational Trip
Thursday, Merck and Co. in
Danville, where FHA members will
see Penicillin and other antibiotics
being made in the plant where their:
instructor was employed for several
years after teaching in Danville and
before returning to LakeLehrign)
six years ago. i
Armstrong Cork Company will
take the place of the trip originally
scheduled for Thursday morning.
Estimated cost of the trip per.
passenger is something under $25."
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