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THE DALLAS POST, THURSDAY, MAY 14, 1964
Mariner Scout Leaders One. of the most interesting of |
| Each. of the Mariners has passed | Mrs. ( George Bauman, “Mrs. Oliver
the Mariner's plans is a trip to | her Junior Life Saving and a few | Rome, Mrs. Paul Pricbe, Barbara |,
Mystic, Conn., where they will stay | have their Senior Life Saving Evans, Mrs. Roberta Santa Croce
a week. Money for this trip will | Badges. | and Mrs. H. W. Rood.
be earned by the girls but they | The meeting came to an end |
will have till the summer of 1965 with Mrs. Cavan, troop chairlady, |
to do so. This summer they will | serving delicious refreshments to a |
receive instructions on how to sail most appreciative committee.
and how to handle a canoe. | Present were Mrs. Jack Barnes, |
A Mother-Daughter Tea will be |
held at a tentative date with the |
Discuss Yearly Plans Mariners preparing the refresh-
ments. It is hoped all the girl’s
Girl Scout Mariner Troop Com- | mothers will attend and get ac-
mittee, Back Mountain Area, met | quainted. A weekend trip to the
Monday evening at 8 at the home | World's Fair was planned. They
of Mrs. Edward Cavan, Goss Manor, | met Wednesday evening to prepare
to discuss future plans. a menu and decide on supplies.
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Sharon Evans
‘Gail Kelley, new Worthy Advis-
or of Rainbow for Girls will be in-
stalled with her fellow officers at
installation ceremonies to be held
Thursday evening, May 21 at Trucks-
ville Methodist Church Educational
Building at 7 p.m.
. Donna Smith will be seated as
Worthy Associate Advisor, Betty
Oatridge charity,Mary Ann John-
son, hope; Verna Miers, faith; Mag-
gie Daley, secretary; Marilyn Jack-
son, treasurer; Barbara Brown,
chaplain; Marilyn Moyer, love, Di-
nature: Sandra Metzger, immortali-
ty; Cathy Clifford, fidelity; Linda
Farrar, patriotism; Beverly Bonning,
service; Debbie Savickas, drill lead-
ér; Bonnié Rood, American Flag
bearer; Nancy Love, Rainbow flag
beater; Bonnie Brobst, choir direc-
tor; Dottie Philo, musician; Sally
Strohl .and Jane Mitchell, pages;
Sharon Smith, confidential observer;
Suzanne Messick, outer observer.
leen Conaghan, marshall; Jo Car-
ol Birnstock, chaplain; Sara Peters
and Vera Cave, installing pages;
Sally Moyer, musician; Diane My-
ers and Eleanor Jones, soloist.
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‘Rainbow Installation May 21
ane Hozempa, religion; Karen Fisk,”
Installing officers will be Sharon |
Evans, retiring Worthy Advisor; Col- |
|
Gail Kelley
Charlyn Oatridge will serve as sub-
stitute officials.
Linda Wimmer
chairman; Linda Howell, telephone
Barbara Daubert, publicity; Eleanor |
is refreshment
Jones, birthday; Dottie Johnson
flowers.
A special invitation has been ex-
tended to all friends and relatives
to attend the colorful ceremony.
Rehearsals will be held Sunday af-
ternoon at 3:30 p.m.’
Jeffrey Peleak
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Peleak, Da-
vig Street, Trucksville, announce the
birth of a six pound, eleven ounce
son, Jeffrey, April 28 at Merey
Hospital. ' There is . another son,
| Mark, fifteen. Mrs. Peleak is the for-
| mer Ann GQryziec, Plymouth. Mr.
| Peleak is employed as an architect.
Jacqueline Edwards
‘A six pound, nine ounce daughter,
| Jacqueline Laura, was born to Mr.
| and Mrs. John Edivard,s Harveys
| Lake, May 4 at General Hospital. !
| This ig the first child. Mrs. Edwards
| is the former Margaret Belles, Nox- |
Tracy E. Thomas
| cunce daughter Tracy Elizabeth,
| was® born to Mr. and Mrs. James
Thomas, Lehigh Street, Shaver-
town, May 4 at Mercy Hospital.
There are two other children, Mich-
| ele, two and Jimmy II, one. Mrs.
Thomas is the former Peg Rollman,
Wilkes-Barre. Mr. Thomas is a pro-
i duce merchant, in business with his
| father, James C. Thomas.
| ;
A seven pound, seven and g half
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Thomas C. Dorosky
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Dorosky,
Mount Airy Road, Shavertown, be-
came the parents of a ‘six pound.
fifteen ounce son, Thomas Carl,
May 3 at Nesbitt: Hospital. This is
their first child. Mrs. Dorosky is
the former Carol Spare, Carverton.
U. S. Army.
| Roundtable To Meet
| the Wilderness Campaign at a meet-
| ing Friday evening at the Back Mt.
| Library Annex.
| © Any interested persons are invit-
| ed to attend.
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DALLAS, PENNSYLVANIA
Mrs. Merton Jones
Heads Junior Women
Mrs. Merton Jones was elected
president of Dallas Junior Woman's
Club for a two year term at a
meeting of the organization Monday
evening, : ; I da
Mrs. Robert Lewis was chosen 5 ]
first vice president, Mrs. Paul Bar- Kir
tolacci, second vice president; Mrs. off
Richard Wileman, secretary; Mrs. he:
Ned Hartman, corresponding secre- 4 1
| tary; Mrs. (Charles Allabaugh, as- ing
| sistant secretary; Mrs. Walter Ko- 1ag
zemchak, treasurer; Mrs. Snsie Wil- the
liams, assistant treasurer; Mrs. Ross fat
Lewin. Senior Advisor. 1
| Nominating committee comprised © ope
Mesdames James Huston. Jr.. chair- Mr
man; William Hanna. Clifford Pag. an
ker, Paul Bartolacci. Edward Joh#, |]
son. Miss Marlvne Lipfert.
Mrs. Joseph Borton presided. Su
Donations of $25 were made to the
the Girl ‘Seout. Campership Fund ap]
and Back Mt. Little League: A gen- are
erous. donation was also .given to ; ]
the Freddie Hennebaul Fund. tur
Mrs. Merton Jones and Mrs. Jo- ers
seph Borton will attend the Pennsyl- in-
| vania Federation of Woman's Clubs Ari
Convention at Harrishurg on May -]
|'20,. 21 and 22. De
Executive board ‘members, ~ both ne
new and retiring. will meet at the Be!
home of Mrs.. Philip Walters. on Fre
May 19 at .6:30 :where ga ‘covered Mi:
dish supper will. be held. Members : ]
are asked to bring their own place an
settings and silver. ig
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Jack Lasher as crew. ! b
Same day, Mrs. Natalie Jones, Xs
Harris Hill Road. was taken to J
General Hospital, Long, S. Bennef/ # a:
| A. Nichols, and Davis as crew: at]
Ambulance took Mrs. Jones May $
11 from General to Friends Hospital, io
Philadelphia, Davis, A. Hawke, and the
| Mrs Priscilla Harris, R.N., attending. i
| ~ Miss Nellie Holcomb, Pioneer ]
| Avenue. was taken to General Hos- i ue
vital Monday. Davis, H. Heidel, C.
| Miers, and W Frederick: as crew. We
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f Mrs Emma Kocher, Huntsville- a,
| Ceasetown Road, was brought home rs
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Russ Coolbaugh and one other at- da
, tending.
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nix, RD 5 Tunkhannock, to, General ! |
Hospital yesterday, May 13, Dave [ * ite
Fritz, Gilbert Harvey, and ' Elmer at
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