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Two registered Guerney cows in
the herd
Local Guemseys
of Ruth A. Sordoni, Har-
veys Lake, have recently completed
top official DHIR actual production |
records, according to The American
Guernsey
milked two times
supervised by Pennsylvania State
University.
Sterling Adeline,
Elementary pupils assignments
have been made for Dallas Schools:
WESTMORELAND ELEMENTARY: |
Grade Two — Mrs. Lamoreux’s |
‘pupils to Mrs. Guyler, and Miss
Everard’s pupils to Mrs. Sloan.
Grade Three — Mrs. iSloan’s pupils
Cattle Club. Both were
a day, testing
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old, produced 12,240 pounds of | to Mrs. Yaple, Mrs. Guyler's pupils
Wi and oi pounds of A in 293 |to Mrs. Henney, and pupils trans- pupils to Miss Fleming.
days. Sterling Flo, a Jr. two year
old, produced 9,230 pounds of mil
and 450 pounds of fat, in 305 days.
| ferred from Shavertown to Mrs. |
Kk | Steele.
Grades Four © Mrs. Yaple’s pupils
Dallas Elementary Pupils Receive
Room Assignments In Four Schools
ner.
Grade Six — Mrs. Thomas’ pupils
to Mrs. Hughey, and Miss Bredben-
ner’s pupils to Mr. Mulhern.
TRUCKSVILL EELEMENTARY:
Grade Two — Miss Burgess’s pup-
ils to Mrs. McGuire.
Grade Three — Mrs. McGuire's
Grade Four — Miss Fleming's pup-
to Miss Young. ; ;
Grade Five — Miss Young's pupils
ils
Chri Bro Mo Feline, a five year |to Mrs. Mitten, Mrs. Henney’s pupils | to Miss Nagorski, and pupils trans-
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Guernsey cow, | to Mrs. Thomas, and Mrs. Steele's
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owned by Raymond Goeringer, pupils to Mrs. Trimble. |
Lake Louise, has completed a Grade Five — All those pupils!
record of 12,420 pounds of milk and ! from Mrs. Trimble’s and Mrs. Mit-
662 pounds of butterfat, in 305 | ten’s
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moreland to Miss Weidner.
Grade Six — Miss Weidner’s pup-
ils to Mr. Prokopchak, and Miss Na-
gorski’s pupils to Mrs. Garris.
SHAVERTOWN ELEMENTARY: -
Grade Two — Mrs. Scott’s pupils
to Mrs. Kromelbein, and Mrs. Mc-
Guiness’s pupils to Miss Sutliff.
Grade Three — All those pupils
from Miss Sutliff’s and Mrs. Kromel-
bein’s room not transferred to West-
moreland will go to Mrs. Klaboe.
Grade Four — Mrs. Porter’s pupils
to Mrs. Nocy.
Grade Five — Mrs. Novy’s pupils
to Mrs. Emmanuel.
Grade Six — Mrs. Emmanuel’s
pupils to Mr. Goodwin.
DALLAS ELEMENTARY:
‘Grade Two — Mrs. Rood’s pupils
to Mrs. Fleming, and Mrs. Ambrose’s
pupils to Mrs, Mason.
Grade Three — Mrs. Fleming's
pupils to Mrs. Price, and Mrs.
Mason's pupils to Miss Davis.
Grade Four — Mrs. Davis's pupils
to Mrs. Mohr, and Miss Davis's pupils
to Mrs. Colwell.
Grade Five — Mrs. Mohr’s pupils
to Mrs. Palermo, Mrs. Colwell’s
pupils to Mr. Park, and Miss Whit-
taker’s pupils to Mrs. Hughes.
Grade Six — Mr. Park’s pupils:
to Mrs. Austin, and Mrs. Hughes's
pupils to Mrs, Welker.
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THE DALLAS POST, THURSDAY, AUGUST 29, 1963
Irem Temple Country Club to wel-
come Roshan Billimoria, a young
woman from Panchgani, India, who
will’ spend a year in this country
as a Rotary Exchange Student. Her
visit is sponsored by the Dallas Ro-
tary Club and while here Roshan
will live in the homes of Mr. and
Mrs. Walter Mohr, Mr. and Mrs.
Ralph Posterive, Dr. and Mrs. Carlton
Davies, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Stanley,
Welcome Exchange Student From India
| Rosham will attend Dallas Junior
High School as a member of the
ninth grade. She is particularly in-
| terested in reading, drawing, collect-
ling stamps, and playing the piano.
James Alexander is chairman of
, the Student Exchange Committee
(of the Dallas Rotary Club assisted
| by Francis Ambrose, Dr. Robert
Mellman, Anthony Marchikitus and
| Jack Stanley.
Seated from left to right: Mrs.
R. C. Post, Mrs. James Alexander,
Miss Cheryl Stanley, Miss Roshan
Billimoria, Mrs. Walter Mohr, Miss
Miriam Mohr, Mrs. L. E. Jordan,
Mrs. Anthony Marchikitus.
Standing from left to right: Mr.
Anthony Marchikitus, Mr. Ralph
Posterive, Mr. Walter Mohr, Mrs.
Ralph Posterive, Mr. Jack Stanley,
Mr. James I. Alexander, Dr. L. E.
Jordan.
Changes In Bus Assignments
Affect Transferred Pupils
Transfers within Dallas elementary
schools necessitate changes in bus
transportation.
Those pupils transferred from
Shavertown to Westmoreland this
year will ride bus No. 5 instead of
No. 9.
This change affects these children:
Richard Ashman, Bonnie Baird, Mark
Bogdon, Barry Carle, Richard Frey,
Jeanette Goeringer, Craig Gorton,
Peggy Hacker, Linda Hawke, Kathy
Kreidler, Raymond Loucks, Thomas
McCabe, Earl Monk, Jeffery Manley,
Joseph O’Malia, Carol Osborne, Pam-
ela Porter, Robert Scott, David Stage !
David Strouphauer, Michael Tillot-
son, Patricia VanEtten, Richard Wal-
ters, Bradley Wright, Peggy Whipp,
Gary Faegenbury.
Pupils transferred from Westmore-
land to Trucksville, riding buses 2,
3,4, 5, and 7, are: Dolores’ Ambrose,
Matthew Ambrose, Donald Atkinson,
Lou Banta, Janet Buckman, Rox-
anne Besciglia, Thomas Burkhardt,
James Culver, Diane Earl, Emma
Felinger, Jo Ann Gillian, Debbie Het-
tes, Anthony Kuchemba, Richard
Harvey, Sue Kitchen, Donald LaBar,
Elwood LaBar, Stephanie Lindauer,
’
| Jerry McDonald, Ju d y Prebola,
Frantz Rishell, Donna Seward, Char-
les Wasserott, Keith Barber, Kevin
Colovos, Jennifer Ireland, Marian
Tregaskis, Harry Cydosh, R e b a
Brody, Rosina Haddle, Larry Hilbert,
Donald King, L a ur en Kintzer,
Rhonda Moore, Gary Morris.
Four H Club Members
Place In Competition
Debbie Rogers, Trucksville Clover-
leaf 4-H Club member and daughter
of Dr. and Mrs. Lewis Rogers, III,
Harris Hill Road won first place at
the District Demonstration held at
Northwest High School.
She later entered state competition
at Pennsylvania State University
with her vegetable garden project.
She tied in third place.
The 4-H Achievement Show was
held at the Bloomsburg Fair Grounds
last week, Evelyn Scott, daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Scott, who is
a member of the Cloverleaf 4-H Club
won first place in the Ewe’ Lamb
Class, first place in Fitting Class, and
fourth place in showing her lamb.
RE CO.
Balloon Going Up
At Folk Festival
Endless Mountain Folk-Festival at
New Milford over the Labor Day
weekend, offers everything from a
ballon ascemsion to a country auc-
tion, with handcrafts demonstrated,
and evening square dances.
A timber building will be framed
from logs, with mortise and tenons,
a cellar wall will be built according
to old-time technique, and for those
who have never seen an ox-team, a
yoke of oxen will be on hand to add
to the local color.
Old fashioned hymn-sing, settler’s
camp-fire, Indian legends, not to
mention rattlesnake milking. Plenty
to eat, a contest for woodsmen, and
a coon-chase.
See the harness-maker and black-
smith in action, and learn what a
horse-pull is. Sounds like a good
deal. Probably you can’t afford to
miss it.
New Milford ism’t too far away.
First stop, Tunkhannock.
Club members motored to Road-
side America on Monday with their
leaders, Mr .and Mrs. Marvin Scott,
Sutton Road, Trucksville.
Next meeting will be held Septem-
ber 19 and will be a Round Up meet-
ing.
To Dallas Schools
The following pupils are new reg- |
istrations in the Dallas School Dis-
trict. They will attend the Elemen-
tary Schools as listed:
WESTMORELAND ELEMENTARY
SCHOOL: Brenda Kelley, Julia]
Sweptston, David Barber, Robert |
Barber, Carol Roderick, Stanley Krz- |
anowski, Debra Kepp, Karen Cook,
Linda Kwastavich, Brad LaVelle,
Thomas Krivak, Linda Kelley, Harry
Barber, James Grieves, Arline Cook,
Harry Sweptston, John Krivak, Na-
dine Miller. ;
SHAVERTOWN: L in d a Fine,
Bruce Ungar, William Farber, Char-
les Fudge, Peter George.
TRUCKSVILLE ELEMENTARY:
Dean Rattigan, and George Farber.
DALLAS ELEMENTARY: Alan
Cloak, Raymond Jacobs, and Bar-
bara Campbell.
Transfers Of Students
Listed For 1963-1964
William A. Austin, speaking for
Dallas Schools, announces transfer
of certain students. Parents please
note:
All children from Westmoreland
Elementary Grade Four in 1962-
1963, riding buses 2, 3, 4, 5, and 7
are transferred to the Trucksville
Elementary School for the school
year 1963-1964,
All children attemding Shavertown
Elementary School in Grade Two
during 1962-1963 school year and
riding bus 9 from Trucksville Gard-
ens, Westmoreland Hills and Meadow
crest Areas are transferred to the |
Westmoreland Elementary School |
and if they are more than one and |
one half miles from that school they
will ride bus 5.
Pupils entering the Dallas Elemen- |
tary School for the first time should |
register at Westmoreland Elemen- |
tary Schools for the first time should
signd from there.
New Pupils Assigned |
|
Room Assignments
For Junior High
Dallas Jumior High Scool will bo)
gin on Wednesday, September 4. |
Homerooms will be open at 7:45 |
am. and students must be in the |
homeroom by 8:05 a.m. for home- |
room exercises. Pupils will be dis- |
missed from school at 3 p.m. All 8th
and 9th grade students will report |
to homerooms according to the fol-
lowing alphabetical listing. All 7th
grade students will report to the :
Gymnasium upon arrival at school |
and will be assigned to homerooms |
at that time.
9th GRADE:
BOYS: Rooms; A to Cy, 6, Mr. |
Brominski; DA to HAD, 18, Mr. Case; |
HAR to Ky, 42, Mr. Cathrall; La to]
MY, 16, Mrs. Henwood; N to Sw, 43, |
Mr. Dombek; Ta to Z, 41, Miss Ves:
Korlis.
SECTION B — PAGE
Girl Injured In
Fall From Bike
Jeanette, daughter of Mr. and
Raymond Goeringer, Orange,
|is a patient in Nesbitt Hospital,
| where she was admitted following
injuries suffered following a fall
Mrs.
from her bicycle.
Population Rises
Population of Dallas Borough, one.
year after its founding in 1879, was
272. Population of the Township at
that time was 879.
GIRLS:
Korlis.
8th GRADE:
BOYS:. Rooms; A to Da, 15, Mrs."
Moore; De to Go, 11, Mr. Kozick;
Gos to Hi, 44, Mr. Mosier; J toMik,
21, Mrs. Kleinginna; Mil to Sh, 22,
Mrs, Taylor; St to Z 5, Mr. Baur.
GIRLS: Rooms; Ba to Cr, 15, Mrs.
More; Da to Gy, 11, Mr. Kozick; Ha
to Ma, 44, Mr. Mosier; Mc to Pr, 21,
Mrs. Kleinginna; Ree to St, 22, Mrs.
Taylor; Su to Z, 5, Mr. Baur.
Rooms; A to EL, 8, Mr.
Brominski; Em to Ja, 18, Mr. Case;,
Je to Me, 42, Mr. Cathrall; Mo toRob,
16, Mrs. Henwood; Rod to Tip, 43,
Mr. Dombek; V to Z, 41, Miss Vas-
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