Mrs. Clifford Garris, Mrs.
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Dallas Borough PTA
Holds First Meeting
Mrs. Irvin Jacobs presided at the
first fall meeting of Dallas Borough
PTA and presented the following
committee chairman for the year:
Mrs. Harold Saffian, Mrs. Al Torr,
Ways and Means; Mrs. Harry L. Ed-
wards, Mrs. Victor Cross, Hospitality;
John La-
Berge, Character and Spiritual Life;
Mrs. Edward Burke, PTA Magazine;
Mrs. Paul Selingo, Legislature and
By-Laws; Mrs. Paul Rodda, Blood
Bank; Mrs. Stephen Martman, Jr.,
Historian; Mrs. John Blase, Music;
Mrs. Arline Rood, Safety; L. J. Buck-
ingham, Founders Day; Mrs. Robert
Fleming, Program. Mrs. George Budd,
PTA Council Representative, was
appointed to the office of 1st Vice
President ‘to replace Mr. E. Brace,
who resigned.
First grade homeroom of Mrs.
Ruth Ambrose won attendance a-
ward.
Room visitation followed and re-
freshments were served by 6th grade
mothers, under chairmanship of Mrs.
Stephen Hartman; Jr., and Mrs.
John Thomas.
TRUCKSVILLE NATIVE MADE
PLACEMENT ADMINISTRATOR
Philip H. Cease, native of Trucks- | 1V€
| ficiency ,Award.
Olin !
ville has been appointed college
placement administrator of
Mathieson Chemical Corporation.
He joined the employee relations |
staff of Olin in 1955 at Little Rock,
Ark., after several years service as
a special agent for. the Federal
Bureau of Investigation in Wash-
ington, D.C.
Mr. and Mrs. Cease live in East
Orange, N. J.
® U-Haul trailers
® Camping frailers
and tents
® ® ®
® Power tools of
all kinds
ARTHUR GARINGER
DALLAS
RENTAL
SERVICE
MAIN HWY. DALLAS
674-3121
Five Area Men Take
Active Duty At Dover
Three officers and two airmen
from the Back Mountain were on
Active Duty with the 1607th Air
Terminal Squadron, Dover Air Force
Base, September 21 to October 5.
Major Carl J. Schreiner, Harveys
Lake, served in the backup position
of Terminal Commander. Major
Thomas P. Garrity, Harveys Lake,
and Captain Robert A. Hughes, Dal-
las, were Squadron Censorship
Officer and Air Freight Officer, re-
spectively. Staff Sgt. Willard New-
berry, Dallas and Airman Donald
D. Hopkins, Idetown, served in the
Air Freight Section.
They now revert to thon status
as members of the 92nd Air Term-
inal Squadron, Wyoming.
Sutter's Ship Wins
Sixth "E” Award
USS RANDOLPH (FHTNC)— Ed-
ward A. Sutter, electrician’s mate
third class, USN, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Allen A. Sutter of 105 Perrin
Avenue, Shavertown, is a member
of the Engineering Department a-
board the antisubmarine warfare
aircraft carrier USS Randolph which
recently received its sixth consecut-
ive Atlantic Fleet Engineering Ef-
Personnel of Randolph’s Engineer-
ing Department wear a gold “E”
i and “hash mark” on the right sleeves
lof their uniforms. This “hash mark”
has never been won by a carrier or
by a ship in the Atlantic Fleet. Only
one other ship in the history of the
‘Navy. has ever duplicated the win-
| ning of six consecutive awards.
Randolph flagship of Task Group
ALFA, operates out of Norfolk, Va.
Dallas Man Named
Superintendent
Victor Cross, Woodlawn Drive,
has been appointed plant superin-
tendent of Kanaar Corporation's
Wilkes-Barre plant.
Mr. Cross, who has been associated
with the local firm for eleven years
began as a workman, soon was ad-
vanced to lead man and foreman
prior to his present promotion.
He also served as president of
the plant union for several years.
Lehigh Valley Medics
Meet At Country Club
Lehigh Valley Medical Association
staged its 81st annual board meet-
| Club, when Dr.
3 | Forty Fort was installed as president.
ing Sunday at Irem Temple Country
Eugene Wolfe of
The Association includes medical
‘| men from Luzerne, Carbon, Schuyl-
kill, Monroe, Lehigh, Berks, Bucks
% and Northampton Counties in Penn-
| sylvania, and Warren and Hunting-
| don Counties in New Jersey.
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LUZERNE, PA.
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Opportunities For
Dallas H. §. Students
Students and parents of Dallas
Junior and Senior classes are wel-
come to a Career Day at Robert
Packer Hospital on Saturday, Octo-
ber 26, 2 to 4 p.m.
. The program includes: Types of
Nursing Programs; High School
Academic Preparation; Opportuni-
ties in Nursing; and Cost of Educa-
tion to the Students.
A tour of the Hospital and
Nurses’ Residence will follow. Stu-
dents wishing to go may leave
names in the Guidance office or call
the high school by October 19.
Datesetter Contest
Girls between 13 and 18 are in-
vited to enter the ‘Miss Datesetter
U.S.A.” contest. Write an essay
of not more ‘than 300 words on
“My Community — It's Advantages
— Disadvantages, from the Teen-
agers Sen "” All essays must
~~ JHE DALLAS POST, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 10,1963 ~~
be mailed not later than October
15 to: “Miss Datesetter”; Lazarus
Store, Wilkes-Barre,
The 10 finalists will appear in a
Fashion Show and receive gifts
from Lazarus. The winner will re-
ceivera $50 wardrobe, 14 karat gold
Datesetter Charm, and other prizes.
The locd] winner will be eligible
for the National Contest which will
have as a Grand Prize $500, and
an all expense-paid trip to New
York, she will be photographed in
color for an advertisement in April
1964 issue of Seventeen.
Students are invited to visit Delhi
Technical Institute in New York
State ‘Saturday and Stnday, Octo-
ber 19 and 20, where faculty and
staff members will explain the cur-
riculum. Delhi offers courses in
Agriculture, Business, Construction;
and Hotel and Food Management.
Students who wish to visit may get
application blanks in the Culdanie
office.
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Rear 29 North Main Street
TANK.
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Offset Negatives and Platemaking
Screen Prints, Art Work
Phone VA 5-2978 £
Wilkes-Barre, Pa.
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wutomatic ELECTRIC water heater,
See the Display of Electric Kitchens
Today at BETTERHOUSE, INC., Union & Tener Sts, Luzerne
Bible Church Ladies
* Shavertown Bible Church Ladies
met last Monday evening, at the
home of Mrs. Walter Meade, Ide-
own. Speaker was Mrs.
Edmondson.
Present were Mesdames Ernest
Bell, Cory Meade, Tra Button, Wm.
McNeel, Donald Easton, James
Brace, Russell Edmondson, Dayton
Garnett, Samuel Keast, Walter
Meade; Misses Barbara Williams,
Florence Garnett, Marybeth Keast,
Erma Garnett.
At Mansfield
Ernest Supulski,
Mrs. Ernest
Supulski,
College.
He is a junior majoring in Biologi-
cal Science.
OFFSET DEPARTMENT
Is One Of The
Russell
son of Mr. and
Carverton
Road, Wyoming, R.D. 3, has return-
ed to his studies at Mansfield State
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MEMORIAL HIGHWAY
DALLAS
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or how many hot baths are needed, there will always
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The Distributor "had too many WHITE
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Now - - - we have too many
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There never was a better time than right
NOW to change to the use of an automatic
ELECTRIC WATER HEATER!
With the reductions in rates
just announced you now get
MORE ELECTRICITY AT THE LOW 1°
RATE FOR WATER HEATING
With an ELECTRIC washer and dryer anda plentiful supply of hot water, mother can
‘waltz through washday’ and still have time and energy for family fun. The ELECTRIC
water heater is the ‘back-up man’ on the home appliance team, providing instant hot water
for family needs at any hour-of the day-or: night.
A customer using an ELECTRIC WATER HEATER, where
all energy is billed through one meter, will gel
400 KWH at 1c instead of 300 KWH at Tc under the Sa |
present residential rate, and the low cost Tc electricity
will be available after using 200 KWH per month
instead of 300 KWH.
INSTALL AN ELECTRIC WATER HEATER NOW AND BEGIN TO
ENJOY ALL THE ADVANTAGES OF AUTOMATIC HOT
WATER SERVICE WITH LOW COST ELECTRICITY
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