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DALLAS, PENNSYLVANIA
Junior Girl Scout Troops Enjoy
Novel Olympic Program Saturday
Back Mountain Junior Girl Scouts
were participants in a new inno-
vation in activities on Saturday af-
ternoon when they held a Jucior
Olympics at Dalla Junior High
School.
The program was the first to use
twelve troops av one time and is
part of tne Peni’'s Woods Council
plan to acceierate coordination and
speed. Thn=ace was 100 per cent regis-
tration on the na". of troop mem-
bers so eager were they to take part
in the novel activities bringing out
300 girl scouts.
A flag procession with each troop
carrying an American and troop
flag opened the day's activities. Ten
contests found enthusiastic partici-
pants with the number of thosz en-
tering in each race varying from
two to ten.
The Olympic Games formed the
theme of the day. First prize win-
ners won a gold medal for their
troop, a silver medal to second place
victors and a bronze medal for
third prize.
Troop 705, Trucksville, Mary Jane
Moss, leader, won thé Olympic flag
with Shavertown Troop 632, Mary
Lou Swingle, leader, a close second:
Humorous parodies of the follow- |
ing international events, Hundred |
Yard Dash, Two Hundred Yard Dash,
Marathon, Hurdle, High Jump,
Broad Jump, Discus and Javelin
Throw, Relay Race, Shotput and
Hammer Throw added mirth to the
event.
Leaders report the innovation a
huge success.
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Established Since 1871
Girl Scout Council
To Hold Open House
Public Relations Committee of
Penn’s Woods Girl Scout Council an-
nounces plans for an open house to
be held at each of the four council-
! owned camps on Sunday, May 17.
Penn’s Woods Council owns and
| operates four campsites: Camp On-
awandah on the Susquehanna River
near Tunkhannock; Camp Louise at
Jonestown, Pa.; Camp Joy Lo at
Hobbie, Pa.; and Camp Wildwood
at Harveys Lake. Each of the camps
will be open from 12:00 noon until
7:30 p.m. The public as well as Girl
Scouts are invited to attend.
It is hoped that Scout leaders and
girls who have not as yet seen the
various camp facilities out of their
| own area will visit sites they have
| not seen. At each of the camps a
| Scout’s campfire will conclude the
| day's activities.
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Back Mountain is experiencing
its greatest increase in home build-
ing activity, most noticeable at
Shrine Acres, Dallas Township, and
Hemlock Gardens, near Harvey's
Lake, where George L. Ruckno, Inc.,
is ‘adding a number of Bllue Star
All-Gas Homes.
THE DALLAS POST, THURSDAY, APRIL 30,
Discuss Plans For Outfit ting Development Homes
1964
ber of All- Gos Homes in. other| 'A past president of the Home
newly - developed residential sec-| Builders Association of Naortheast-
tions, including White Rock Terrace, | ern Pennsylvania, Mr. Ruckno’s
Courtdale; Foot Hills Manor, Swoy- | homes have won the “Blue Star”
ersville, Colonial Village, Wyoming; | for having ‘at least three modern
Exeter Park; Exeter,
| the installation of a fourth.
John Liotta, left, Pennsylvania
Gas & Water Co. builder represen-
tative, discusses plans for a new
'All-Gas rancher with William Wil-
liams; general manager of the Ruck-
no home-building firm, as construc-
tion moves along at a site on
Mountain View Drive, Shrine Acres.
Mr. Ruckno, resident
of Shrine Acres, is building a num-
Six Dallas Fires
Six Dallas grassfires and one as-
Franklin
who is a
sist at a housefire in
Township comprised total calls of
Dr. Henry M. Laing Fire Company
in the last month, according to re-
port of Fire Chief Donald Bulford.
HENRY W.
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Lehman And Trucksville .0.0.F.
| Mark Recent Merger At Dinner
The spirit of fraternity at
its | his approval of the consolidation
LT was easily evident April 18 | of Osage and Toby Creek. He had |
and Merry | gas appliances with a provision for
Wood Hills, Mountain Top.
| of consolidation proceedings, and
when members of Osage Lodge 712, traveled many miles to attend the
Lehman, and Toby's Creek Lodge | affair.
1078, Truckpville, held a turkey | William Rineman,
dinner marking their recent con- | received his 25 year
solidation. | fect attendance from the Trucks-
Torrance Naugle, past district | ville Lodge likewise expressed his
deputy, in relating the history of | approval of the merger.
Odd Fellowship, called attention to | son Evans, financial secretary of
the 146th year of I.O.O.F. organiza- | Toby Creek Lodge voiced the feel-
tion in the United States and the | ing of all present when he remark-
90th anniversary of the Lehman |ed, “We have found a home at
who recently
pin for per-
Lodge. The Prince Regent Lodge | Lehman.”
was founded in London in 1906 and | Mrs. William Robbins, speaking
Washington Lodge 1 in Baltimore | for the Lady Rebeccahs thanked |
in 1820.
He stated that the organization | urged new members to join the
was the most religious fraternity | woman's organization.
and that it had nurtured many hu- Three
mane endeavors, among them the |
founding of homes for more chil-
dren than all other children’s
agencies combined. The provision
of hospital wings and blood banks| Present were Mr. and Mrs. F. R.
were also mentioned as important | Searfoss, Mr. and Mrs. Lansford
projects. | Sutton, Mr. and Mrs. Fredericw W.
and Cindy
delightful
companied by Mrs.
Weaver
Two outstanding honors have | Anderson, Mr. and Mrs. Torrance |
been’ accorded the Odd Fellows by | Naugle, Michael Kuchta, Mr. and |
the government, the annual pre- | Mrs. T* Emerson Evans, Mr. and '
sentation of the medal of chivalry | Mrs. Robert Disque, Mr. and Mrs.
at the tomb of the unknown soldier | William Robbins, Mr. and Mrs. Jos-
and permission of recog-|eph Ellsworth.
nized lodge observer at the United |
] { Mr. and Mrs. Alan Major, Dor-
Nations. The order sponsors a trip | othy W. Major, Arline B. Rood, Mr. |
to ‘the U.N. each year for 500 | jand Mrs. ‘Wesley Moore, Corrine |
youths. | Conklin, Mr. and Mrs. Eston Adel- |
Welcome was extended by Lans- | man, Joseph Park, Mr. and Mrs. |
ford Sutton, Noble Grand of Osage | Lawrence Newhart, Herbert F.
Lodge and Invocation by F. R.| Britt, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Britt, |
Searfoss. Frederick W. Anderson, | Mr." and Mrs. Glenn Johnson, Mr. |
past Noble Grand of Toby Creek |
Lodge was toastmaster.
Joseph Ellsworth, financial sec-
retary, commended the smoothness
and Mrs. Elbert Coombs, Richard
Mathers, George Shaver, Sr.
Myrtle Rineman, William Rineman,
| Maude Yeisley, Mr. and Mrs. Harry
Folk, Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Farr.
Mr. and Mrs. Lester Squier, Mr.
and Mrs. Lewis Ide, Mr. and Mrs.
urged that members get as many
miles as possible out of the merger.
Ray Prutzman, a member of Toby
Creek for nearly 50 years expressed
T. Emer-
Osage for their new quarters and |
little girls from Lehman |
School, Cindy Gentile, Linda Tough |
sang several |
numbers and were ac- |
Gilbert Tough. |
and Mrs. Joseph Ide, Mr. and Mrs. |
Gerald Nunn, Vern Pritchard, Mr. |
Mrs. |
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Loren Keller, Mr. and Mrs. Charles
Barrall, Mr. and Mrs. Gordon
| James, Mr. and Mrs. Everett Wilson
| and Karen, Mrs. Ruth Shupp, Mrs.
| Rita Carle, Mr. and Mrs. A. W.
| Bidwell, C. R. Prutzman, Mr. and
Mrs. Paul Hoover.
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