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SECTION A — PAGE 6
PTA Council Assigns
Committee Posts
Officers and delegates of the Back
Mountain PTA Council met Tuesday
in Dallas High School with president,
~~ Willis Gentile to discuss dues, pro-
gram, safety and to apportion com-
mittee assignments.
Members attending and assign-
ments are: Dr. Robert A. Mellman,
superintendent of schools; Mrs. Wel-
ton Farrar, vice-president and mem-
bership chairman; Mrs. Robert L.
Fleming, secretary; Mrs. Irvin Jacobs,
Treasurer; James Darling, represent-
ing William Frey, legislation chair-
man; Mrs. Louise Colwell, safety
chairman; Mrs. George Budd and
Mrs. A. Curtis Edwards, audit co-
chairmen; Mrs. Gorden Wolverton,
by-laws; Mrs. James Besecker, Jr.,
publicity.
Dr. Mellman stated it is the re-
sponsibility of each respective munic-
ipality and NOT the school board
to handle traffic amd pedestrian
control.
Schools will again participate in
the United Fund program.
Citizen’ s Award
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Ira B. Smith, William A, Austin]
Henry Otto, Jim Besecker, Les War-
bola, Dick Demmy, Sheldon Mosier,
‘Ralph Marshall, Robert W. Graham,
{ Stephen ! Hellersperk, = George M.
Jacobs, James Kozemchak, Mrs. T.
~ M. B. Hicks, Mrs. Elwood Swingle,
Dale Parry,
W. B. Jeter, Elmer Swenson, J.
Harry Vivian, R. Carruthers; James
:E. Hutchinson, Harold Titman, John A
:L. Marsh, Joseph Schappert, .Gene !
DeStefano, Frank DeStefano, John |
Shinal, Gerald Shinal,
Boyer, Charles W. Gorden, Jr.,
Merrill, Robert D. Rogers, John Ww. | Eckman, Ray Metzgar, Dr.
James C. Thomas, John |
Hilburt,
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“What do you "MEAN ° am am 1 a ed driver’? Why, ret
one of my last twelve accidents was my fault!”
After The Fact
After the applause for one number
during a high school band concert,
the trombonist asked what the boys
would be playing’ next.
“The Washington Post March,”
the leadér whispered. °
“But,” countered the trombonist,
I just finished playing that.”
Corny Robinson.’
G. Konsavage, Dr, Stanley ‘Hozem-
pa, Jack Stanley, Earl Phillips,
Warren Stanton, Harry F. Goer-
ger, James Agnew.
Birman Here On Leave
A /1C Ronald Rogowski. surprised
his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Alfred
Rogowski of Pikes Creek last Thurs-
day, when he appeared suddenly for
a- leave. from the Air Force after
an absence in England of nearly
three ‘years. ‘The 21-year old air-
man; graduate of West Side Central |
High School, will return to England
October 31.
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" THE DALLAS POST
Fashion Please
Lehman Women’s Club had an
unusually large turnout for their
Fashion Show Friday evening.
Miss Carol Guild, hostess of ‘the
television show, “ A Visit With
Carol ”, proved a delightiul com-
mentator.
Fashions from a Tooal depart-
ment store featured top styles for
madame, miss and teenager. Even
the young fry fashions were Hon
ing.
First prize of $65 in sbtchon.
dise and $10 for a hat was awarded
to Mrs. Warren Daubert. A fifty
star flag was won by Mrs. William
Gennetts. Numerous other prizes
were awarded during the evening.
Mrs. Paul Doris won the custom
made hat. Refreshments followed
the program.
Harrisburg Auction
Its worth a drive to Harrisburg
Tuesday, Wednesday, or Thursday
of next week, to bid on unclaimed
personal property from banks, state
hospitals, and law enforcement a-
gencies,
Auction hours at the Farm Show
Building are 2 to 10 P..M.
Bargains in watches, tires, dia-
mond rings, ‘will be fantastic. On
the list are tools, clothing, luggage,
toys, office equipment, cameras.
You name it, the auction has it.
Items may be seen the day be-
fore the sale, Monday, 2 to 5 P.M.
and on sale days starting at noon.
Terms, cash and get it out of there
the day of. the purchase.
Quite a bit of indigetion/. is
caused by people having to
their words.
When success turns a man’s
head, he is facing failure.
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THE DALLAS POST, THURSDAY, OCTORER 10, 1963
[Cancer Drive
(Continued from 1—A)
also lauded those who perform the
many services of the Luzerne Coun-
ty. Unit.
Cancer Society Information Cen-
ters direct a far-flung program
which includes education regard-
ing cancer control. The Luzerne
‘County Unit supplies literature and
films to schools, clubs, organizations :
and industries.
Other services, designed to aid
cancer victims, are nursing, medica-
tion, dressings, transportations, fur-
nishing hospital beds and general
sick room needs and a program of
speech rehabiliation and a tumor
‘clinic.
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