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|! The annual band - chorus Chris-
as concert was held Sunday after-
pon in the high school auditorium.
ll of the musicians and vocalists
instilling the
mas Spirit: in their audience. |
ks and congratulations to both | Guild, will hold a Faculty Christmas
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Dallas Senior
‘High School
Bruce Hopkins
Linda Davies
Well, the basketball season is off Kingston House.
We lost our
But are we dis-
No, not really, the team
looked good out on the floor
{, despite these two losses, wet
‘el that the team will be in good
when the conference games
Our first home game will be
NOrTOW night with Plymouth High |
. Best of luck to the team. urday evening, from 8:30 to 11:00. gtecle USCG, son of Mr. and Mrs.
i Ye er behind you all the way.
The wrestling season began with |
ote of encouragement last Wed- |
day with a victory over Abington | to Marjorie Glahn and Susan Banks | N. J.
The final score was 39-21. | on their being accepted as Rotary |
ie King’s College Glee Club, un- |
Bronis Vo-
ris, gave a terrific performance |
week in assembly. The college |
d the day off, so the Kingsmen |
ed their own ‘time to present their | ing the Student Body that Christ-
Their efforts were | mas Vacation is. only four school
It was great!
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Graduated
News
by
and
party will be held this evening at |
We hope each of |
| the factuly members enjoy them-
| selves tonight, and we hope that
they will remember that while
they're having a jolly time we mar-
yrs are home slaving over our
homework!
Let’s Have A Ball
| The annual Student Council
Christmas Dance will be held Sat- Vernon .R.
Seaman Apprentice
| Music will be by Bobbie Baird and | person Steele, Water Street, Dal-
his orchestra. | las, was graduated November 16
Fair Exchange ; | from training at the Coast Guard
Congratulations and best wishes | Recruit Training Center, Cape May,
The training included military
drill, small boat handling, small
arms training, firefighting, seaman-
| ship, atomic and biological warfare,
first aid, law enforcement, and
Coast Guard history.
| Exchange Students for next year.
We're sure that we will be well
| represented with these girls as our
delegates.
ust A Reminder
We would like to close by remind- |
| many Coast Guard units or to a
technical training school.
days away. Have you been to see
Santa yet
| Educators Ass'n
‘Gate Of Heaven PTG Sets Holiday Party
He will be assigned to one of the |
To Fete Faculty - Approaching holiday season finds
nual Lake-Lehman Educator's As- |
sociation Christmas party, Thurs- |
day, December 17.
Entertainment willl be provided,
Gate of Heaven Parent Teacher
| Dinner Sunday afternoon, December
| 20 at 3:30 P.M. in the auditorium.
| ment, to admire the YMCA Theme
preparation ‘progressing for the an-
| ninety days.
| and Grace and Cynthia attend Ba-
THE DALLAS POST, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 17, 1964
Will You Help Place This Lovely Banner At Our YMCA?
Several Back Mountain YMCA | combined contributions of indivi-
members, Grace Sheldon, Tom and ! duals, firms and clubs, this attrac-
Bill Rosenberger and Cynthia Bu- | | tive banner may be purchased in
can gather aroung George Jacobs, | time for the Membership Enroll
chairman of the Back Mountein! ment and YMCA Week, both of
Branch YMCA Board of Manage-| which will begin in Janary.
The banner is made of silk with
Banner which is on loan here for | the traditional colors of red and
{blue on a bright yellow back-
The Rosenbergers are members | ground and would be a most ap-
of the Archery and Boys Gym Class | | propriate addition to Back Moun-
tain ‘Y’ facilities.
Mrs. Leo Moen is chairman. Bruno
Marascio will be in charge of the
gr The snnial. faculty Christmas
BURTON
LUSTER
Hair Fashions
ist.
The annual affair is sponsored |
| by the PTG of Gate of Heaven, St.
Bl | Therese’s and Lady of Victory par-
| ishes.
On the committee
will be Mrs
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Call § Mrs. Edward Kupstas.
$ ah jor A The Children’s Party will be held
4 Appointment | Wednesday, December 23 at 1:30
| P.M.
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given by Loretta Harvey, pantoriio. {
| Regina Gr eskiewicz,
EE | Joseph Turpak, ‘Mrs. Robert Craw- |
To Return Uniforms
following the dinner at Irem Temple
Country Club. Serving on the com-
mittee are: Mary Alice Lukasavage,
chairman; Mary Lamoreaux, [Ann
| Jones, Celia O‘Leary, Mary Baer,
| Marjorie Hughes, John Miliauskas,
and Hannah
Culp.
Students Are Esked
Tenth grade students who (were
members of the boys Junior high
drill team and the girls Junior
high drill team, are reguested to
return their Junior high drill team
| uniforms as soon as possible.These
students will be trying out for the
senior high drill teams next year
and new uniforms will be issued to
them. The uniforms should be re-
turned to Mr. McCutcheon at the
Dallas Senior High School.
The boys are requested to return
rifles as well as their helmets,
shirts, and spats.
|
|
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Roger Howell Wins
Cub Scouts, Den 5, number 281,
Dallas, had a surprise uniform in-
spection on December 8 at the close
of the den meeting.
Roger Howell was winning Cub.
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| will be made a permanent part of
ton and Girls Gym sessions.
It is the sincere hope of the lo-
cal organization that through the
Additional funds received will be |
used to purchase two gym mats and i
recover one which is in shreds at
the present time. The mats will be
used for the boys and girls gym
classes and a wrestling class sched-
uled to begin in January.
‘Also needed for the Junior and |
nament which begins January 4 is a |
new basketball. Captains have near-
ly completed their: selection of play-
ers for their team. :
Contributions may be sent in
care of “Banner and Equipment
Fund”, Back Mountain Branch
YMCA, 25 W. Center Street, Sha-
vertown, Pa.
Third U. S. Coast Guard District
is now. reminding all interested
young women in its six-state area
that the deadline for its recently
announced SPAR enlistment pilot
projects is Dec. 31.
Applications are currently being
accepted for the program, which is
designed to meet a current SPAR
shortage, Forty women, between
the ages of 18 and 30, will be offer-
ed the opportunity to spend a year
on active duty for specialized career
training, and two years as enlisted
members of their hometown Coast
Guard Organized . Reserve Training
Units.
Candidates for the program are
slated to be selected prior to Feb. 1,
1965.
Applicants for the program must
SPAR Deadline December 31st
Is Set By U. S. Coast Guard
be high school graduates. = They
must also pass three‘ written tests
as well as a physical examination.
The written tests will determine an
applicant’s clerical, arithmetic and
overall aptitude capabilities.
Prospective candidates should be
single and without dependents.
Those under 21 years of age, must
acquire the written consent of their
parents or guardians before final
approvel of their applications can
be made.
The .40 candidates accepted will
undergo ten weeks of basic train-
ing in an, all-SPAR company at the
Chief Arnie M. Lawrence
10 N. Main Strret
Wilkes-Barre, Pa.
Carl Daubert Is On
Prize Winning Ship
Carl F. Daubert, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Carl Daubert,” Parrish Street,
Dallas, is one of many men serv-
ing on the U.S.S. Vernon County,
FPO San Francisco, Cal., stationed |
in Japan. The ship recently was |
awarded the fiscal year 1964 Battle
Efficiency Award in Landing Ship
Squadron NINE. -
Winning ‘this coveted award was
the result of superior leadership
and devotion to duty. :All hands
distinguished performance through-
out the competitive period. This
the mens’ service record.
REPORT CARDS COMING
Report cards for Dallas Sen-
jor and Junior High School
students will be given out Fri-
day, December 18. This com-
pletes the second marking
period of the Present school
year,
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U. S. Naval Training Center, Bain-
bridge, Md., begining Feb: 1, 1965. |
Students To Perform
At Lake-Lehman PTA
Lake Lehman PTA will meet Mon-
day evening at 8 in the school
auditorium with Willis Genille pre-
siding.
A three part program will be pre-
sented, the Brass Choir, directed by
John Miliauskas, the Elementary
Students with Miss Regina Gries-
kiewicz in charge and a Pantomime
by Jr. High School students, direct-
ed by Mrs. Florence Worth.
A short business meeting will pre-
cede the Program at 7 p.m. in the
library... |
Mothers of the 1st and 3rd grades
will serve.
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High School will be held on Decem-
| try Club.
Senior High School Basketball Tour-
ONLY
en sy
MAIL TO:
GIVE A “Y” MEMBERSHIP
TO YOUR FAVORITE
BOY or GIRL
THIS CHRISTMAS
A Special Gift Card Will Be Mailed. to the Donor
Check Must Accompany Coupon
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DALLAS, PENNSYLVANIA
High School News
Annual Christmas party for the! award will go to first, second and
third place teams. A special award
| will go to the outstanding wrestler
of the tournament selected by the
coaches, officials, and bench offi-
cials.
Returning to the Knights squad
from last years’ team will be: Jer-
ry Evan, Donald Crispell, Walter
Sorber, Mark McDermott, Thomas
Woodling and Joseph Simon. Ed
Crispell and Bob Margellina have
been sidelined due to injuries
Lake-Lehman Knights are being
coached this year by Mr. Carl Ros-
zkowski, Mr. John Jenkins, assist-
ing.
| LAKE LEHMAN
teachers and staff at Lake-Lehman
ber 17, at the Irem Temple Coun-
The Junior Class of ‘66 is now in
preparation for their annual class
play. The faculty director is Mr.
Francis Wileczewski. Student play
committee will be Mildred Case,
Gail Kagan, Roberta Steele, Randy
Calking and Judy Kocher.
A movie entitled, “The Vanquish-
ed,” starring John Payne was pre-
sented to students at Lake-Lehman
High School on December 9. It was
about small southern towns that
refused to give up the cause after
the Civil War was over.
The Lake-Lehman High School
Brass Choir played at the Jacks- | On Honor Roll ;
on Fire Hall on Wednesday evening, | On the honor roll for the first
under the direction of Mr. John | semester at West Central Catholic
Milauskas. High School were Claire Brett, El-
Baltimore Life Insurance Com- |izabeth Cashman, Margaret Dillon,
‘pany is offering scholarships val- | Judith Meade, Anne Marie Rovin-
ued at $2,500 to students at Lake- | ski, Linda Taglia and Sharon Semko,
Lehman who are eligible. all members of St. Therese’s Parish,
Students at Lake-Lehman are | Shavrtown.
now participating in the Kirby
Health Center's Dreypak Diabetes |
Test.
Mette Labwn, exchange student
at Lake-Lehman High School from
Norway, has recently moved from
the Steele families’ residence at
Oak Hill to be the guest of the
| family of Walter Conners, RD 5,
Shavertown. She will be their guest
for two months, then she will stay
with the Bonning family at Jackson
for two months.
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Wrestling Tournament on December | EYES EXAMINER
29th and 30th. safe FITTED
All champions will receive tro- ; : a,
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winners will receive medals. Team
trophies will “go to first, second,
and third place teams, A special
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