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DALLAS; PENNSYLVANIA
Three Celebrate
Joint Birthdays
A group of young folks joined in
a joint birthday and Halloween
celebration Friday evening, when
Janet Cumberland, Beth Whitesell |
and Leighton Scott, Jr., marked the
occasion at a Halloween Dance at
Huntington Mills Fire Hall.
Miss Whitesell observed her an-
niversary on October 19, Mr. Scott
on October 31 and Miss Cumberland |
on November 3.
Corn stalks and pumpkins lent
a festive decor to the affair and
participants were in costume. Danc-
ing, games and refreshments were
ered.
Present were: Sandra Strazdus,
Karen Strazdus, Raymond Strazdus,
Betty Sleppy, Beth Whitesell, Jack
Marks, Eugene Krasucki, Bob Bar-
chick, Carl Edwards, Dick Camp-
bell, Bud Kearkuff, Gary Becker,
Ed Donalevick, Jean Rudenski, Tom
Ceppa, Lynn Sheehan, Roger Lane,
Norman Weaver, Cindy Dymond,
Clarence and Judy Schoonover.
Bob Phillips, Cheryl Phillips, Mary
Rae Jones, Judy Ridall, Tom Shaw,
Leighton Scott, Janet ‘Cumberland,
Bernice Barchick, Kathy = Carroll,
Linda Cragle, John Kabachik, Jean
Kabachik, Maureen Connell, Bucky
Ridall.
Dance To Aid Retarded
To Be Held Nov. 6
Four Luzerne County Junior
» of the Pennsylvania Federa-
ti¥1 of Women’s Clubs will sponsor
a dance, Friday, November 6th at
the Continental Inn, Luzerne-Dallas
Highway. Bobby Baird and his Or-
ids will provide the music.
ickets may be purchased from
any member of the four participat-
ing clubs, Dallas Junior - Women’s
Club, West Side Junior Club, West
Pittston Junior Club or Hanover
Township Junior Women’s Club.
All proceeds will be uséd to sup-
port their state project, Pennsyl-
vania Association For Retarded
Children. These clubs have done
much to help mentally retarded
children learn skills necessary for
enrollment in special school classes
so that they may one day be a
functioning part of our community.
However, much education is still |
needed to alert the public of the
many responsibilities these children
can be taught to assume. Mrs.
Richard Martin is chairman of the
i YDallas Club in charge of name tags.
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Mrs. Merton Jones, Dallas Club
President, extends an- invitation to
all residents of the Back Moun-
tain to attend this affair. A good
time is being planned for all and
you will be helping a most worthy
cause.
Lake PTA Tea Set
For Wednesday At 2:30
“Education Pays Dividends,” will
be the general theme of American
Education Week, at Lake Elemen-
tary School, November 8-14,
Students and teachers = benefit
from parent understanding of the
school program and the faculty of
the Lake Township Eelementary
Building invites all parents to visit
their school and their children’s
classrooms during American Educa-
tion Week.
Homeroom mothers of Lake PTA
met recently at the home of Mrs.
Taft Truska, Jr. to plan .for the
Teachers Tea to be held Wednes-
day at 2:30 p.m., in the Lake Town-
ship Cafetorium. Refreshments will
be served and it is hoped that
everyone will make a special effort
.to attend.
Senior Girl Scouts
4 eo Spend Day At Wilkes
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Senior Girl Scouts plan a visit
to Wilkes College, on Saturday, No-
vember 7, from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m.
An exciting and interesting day
has been planned by the College
. authorities to introduce scouts to
what Wilkes has to offer for career
preparation and an introduction to
campus life.
Scouts will meet at Stark Hall,
Room 116 at 10 a.m.
Those co-ordinating the alfaly afe I"
Dean George Ralston, Wilkes Col-
lege, Grace Husted, Senior Scout
General Chairman, Norma Xoons,
Chairman of Arrangements with the
college.
Hold Halloween Party
Christle Joi Smith, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Zibe Smith, Jr.,
Meadow Lake, entertained forty
classmates from her school and Sun-
day School classes at a Halloween
Party last Tuesday evening.
Games and refreshments were en-
joyed by the guests and prizes
awarded.
| Jackson Grange Supper
¥ Jackson Grange will hold a Cafe-
teria Supper on Saturday evening,
November 14 at the Grange Hall
Serving will begin at 5 p.m.
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