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THE DALLAS POST, THURSDAY, MARCH 5, 1964
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DALLAS, PENNSYLVANIA
SECTION B — PAGE 4
DALLAS
Junior High
NEWS
The magazine campaign
is now
ma Thomas, John Welker and Buc-
ky Hale.
The Dramatics Club is mow hold-
ing try-outs for its second produc-
tion. The first one was really a riot
and we're hoping for more of the
same. !
|in Bad Weather.”
{luck in the National Contest.
| Craig Williams copped the eighth |
Two of our Seventh grade stu- | of freshman boys also
dents, Vera Balshaw and Teina |
Their slogan was
We wish them
The chess club tournament is now
complete, After many
| rounds, Bryan Ferrell emerged as
the seventh grade champion and |
grade honors. |
Last Friday the ninth grade girls’
displayed
| their cheering skills. Mr. Edward
| Newell won honorable mention in | Brominski, Mr. Leonard Kozick, Mr.
| the AAA Safety Poster Contest. |John Bauer and Mr.
“Be Extra Alert officiated.
Robert Cicon
Sweet Valley
Mr. and Mrs. George Grant, Ber- the family. of Mrs, Verna Lasco,
wick, were guests of the latter’s ‘who was buried last week.
The ninth grade came from be- cousin, Bess Klinetob, Pike§ Creek, |
lhind to. beat West Pittston 47 to 40 |last Thursday.
Mrs. ‘Alice Jean Martin,
| Monday at Dallas. Their record now
to be played at home.
The Seventh and Eighth basket-
|ball team finished their season last
tests and
Mrs. Irma Zika is a medical pa-
Veteran's
tient at
intramural basketball - championship week against Edwardsville at home. | | Hospital.
game was. played. The Red Team,
(9-AA and 8-BB) was victorious.
The freshman cheerleaders cheered |
throughout the game and a group |
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The Eighth grade lost 37 to 35 while
|the Seventh grade won 41 to 14.
The eighth grade finished the sea-
son with no wins and four losses, | "with one win and three losses.
grueling 'stands at five wing and four losses. Creek, has returned to her home
The Falcons have one game remain- after spending several days at Nes- |
ing with Plymouth. This game is bitt Hospital where she underwent | entertained at their home last week
{the committee of Cub Pack 444.
| Plans were completed for the Blue
and Gold Banquet and for the Penny Ray,
held March 4 at" Mrs.
Attending were Mr.
‘and Mrs. George Haines, Sr. Mr.
observation.
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| while the Seventh grade finished land Mrs. Burl Updyke, Mr. and ‘Mrs. | Rev. and Mrs. Louis Trotta, Danny | Thursday until Easter.
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Lenten Services are held each
Thursday evening at Maple Grove
Methodist Charge, alternating be-
tween the Loyalville and Pikes
Creek Churches. Tonight's service
will be held at the Maple Grove
Church with Rev. Hugh Klinetob,
First Methodist ‘Church, Nanticoke,
as guest speaker. Rev. Richard Wen-~
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this area was: guest speaker last
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