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tion held at Harrisburg, William E. | ming Sand and Stone Company at' Elementary School,
(Jerry) |
Shavertown, was elected president. |
HIGHEST ANALYSIS
‘DALLAS PENNSYLVANIA
At a recent meeting of the Penn- | president of the organization.
Mr. Price is manager of the Wyo-
Price of Franklin Street, | Harding.
He - is pared. to toe former school.
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He formerly held the office of vice- Betty Jane Roach of Kingston. The |
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Kindergarten student at the same | Robert Sherwood who celebrated
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THE DALLAS POST, THURSDAY, MARCH 2, 1965
Jackson Twp.
Congratulations to Denise Sher-
| her ninth birthday on March 8 and
Jane H. Bennett of Wilkes-Barre,
~ who celebrated her birthday on
March 11, were the honored guests
at a family birthday dinner given
by her parents on Sunday, March 7,
with the following in attendance:
Denise Sherwood, Jane H. Bennett,
Mr. and Mrs. William R. Hughes,
Florence Keefer, Beatrice Jones,
Scott Sherwood, and Mr. and Mrs.
Robert Sherwood. On Monday
night, March 8, Denise had as her
dinner guests, her fellow school-
mates, Jane Salansky, Alda Maturi,
Elizabeth Laity and Jean Johnson.
The usual birthday cakes, in fact,
two birthday cakes were on hand
to add to the festive occasion.
I. ‘Mrs. Irene Sorber has returned
home after a shopping and theatre
trip to New York City. She was
| accompanied by her sister.
Mrs. Robert Sherwood, Chorous
Director of Dallas Senior High
School returned home ‘Saturday
' after having accompanying the fol-
lowing two members of the Senior
‘Choral Broup of that school, name-
ly, Ann Woolbert and Jean Fleming,
i who participated in the Regional |
| High School at Easton.
The forthcoming primary election
| in’ the township will prove a lively
| affair, what with two slates of
| candidates vying for the Republican
| Nomination for the following of-
| fices; Tax Collector, Supervisor, |
| School Director and Justice of the
| Peace. The following incumbent
office holders of the respective of-
fices are Louis Wilcox, Tax Collec-
‘tor; Wesley Lamoreaux, Supervisor;
Richard Hogoboom. School Director
and Vernon Cease, Justice of the
| Peace. They will have as their op-
| ponents; Carl Aston, Tax Collector,
| Walter Mickno. Road Supervisor,
A choir consisting of fourth fifth
and sixth grade boys and girls from |
Dallas Elementary School took part
in the 76th Annual Esteddfod at
Edwardsville on March 20, where |
they placed second in competition. |
The choir was directed by Mrs. |
Walter Mohr under: the supervision |
of Miss Louise ‘Oblman, Elementary |
SECTION B — PAGE 7
Dallas Elementary Chorus Wins 2nd Place In Esteddfod
Music Supervisor.
Mrs. Louise Colwell, principal of
Dallas Elementary School, accom-
panied the group.
The Chorus members are shown
| above. First row, left to right, Janice |
| Culp, Nancy Fleming, Leslie Alex-
| ander, Debra Bunney, Sandra Bar-
akat, Pamela Pfeifer, Sharon Zab- |
Chorous Festival held at the Wilson | Ga Gas and Water Company, Krupinski |
is ‘Sales Manager for the Burroughs |
Office Equipment Company and ~
znicki is employed at the Acm
Stores warehouse. The members of |
the Election Board, Edward Jef-!
fries Loretta Reakes and Margaret. |
Yasecur have no opposition. Dale |
Wright running for reelection on
the Republican ticket has no op- |
position. The winning of the Re-
to election in Jackson Township.
sociation conducted their
Fire Hall.
| Steve Krupinski, School Director
and Casimer Kuznicki, Justice of
the Peace. Wilcox, the present Tax |
Collector is employed by the
County
Lamoreaux is an employee of Lu-
in this very important organization. |
nancial as well as physicial support
zerne Lumber Company, Hogoboom
Company. Aston is employed by.
per year.
the Association,
town, Pa.
the Chase Dairy, Mickno of the Pa. |
William J]. Reese
' Heads Cancer Crusade
William J. Reese of Kingston has
accepted the chairmanship of the
Cancer Crusade for 1965, according
to an announcement yesterday by
i Dr. William L. Dyson, Hazleton,
president of the Luzerne County |
Unit of the American Cancer So- |
publican nomination is tantamount : ciety.
Mr. Reese, a lifetime resident of |
‘A Navy veteran of World War II |
Did you join and offer your fi- | with destroyer duty in the Atlantic would be Inez Ryman.
and Pacific operations, Mr. Reese
is a stock broker and Cease is an get to the meeting, mail in your Jane.
employee of the Pa. Water and Gas check to Dale Wright, Secretary of | Mr. Reese is a graduate of Kings- | that she is a teacher she is i
R.D. 5, Shaver- ton High School and the Navy Elec- |
‘tronic School.
ton, Barbara Moen, Valerie Klemow,
Second row, Pamela Rood, August
LaBerge, Nelson Nelson,
Hamm, Jennifer Garris,
Rood, Edward Boltz,
emchak, Richard Steckiel,
Zaboski, Mrs. Colwell.
oski, Keven Stetson, Janice Sadding- |
Susan Moore, Raelene Daring, Leslie
Marcia
Steven
Clifford Koz-
Alan
Third row, Mrs. Mohr, Miss Ohl-
man, Pamela Jacobs, Philip Scott,
Lee Brobst, Glenda Larson, Lindsey
Sherwood, Paula Selingo, Diane
Dennis, Susan Rother, Kendra Cos-
grove, Robin Turk, Terry Hartman.
Absent when the picture was
taken were Fern Carkhuff and Joyce
Crispell.
East
Well, how did you like the en-
trance of spring? 1 was listening
{to the radio Saturday and at ten
| seconds before 3 o'clock they began
the count down for spring. Swing-
ling around in my chair, I took one
{look outside, — gave a hopeless
| sigh, and exclaimed very quietly to
{ myself, “You're crazy!” If this is
spring, I'd hate to see winter. I
Jackson Township Firemens’ As- | Luzerne County, ig president of! | hope they make long-sleeve Easter
annual | i Thomas Electric Co., Edwardsville. |
membership drive last night at the: He succeeds Harold Pittman who going to freeze.
All male members of headed the Cancer Crusade last
the township, eighteen years and !year which brought more than | add an extra section to this column.
older are eligible for membership $55,000 in the 1965 campaign.
, dresses or some dear sweet lady is
Seems we are going to have to
| It should be entitled “People on
Their Way Up”. First on the list
Inez has
finished her . practice teaching at
to these guardians of our safety? is married to the former Doris L.| Dallas Senior High School in pre-
Membership Dues are only $2.00 Thomas, Kingston. The couple has paration
If you were unable to three children, Billy, Ellen, and ' school teacher.
her profession of
I understand she
very good. Don’t forget, now
for
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longer Inez, but Miss Ryman. I'm]
sure she will forgive you if you slip
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SATURDAY,
APRIL 3
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| | phia, where she
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| though. Miss Ryman is a senior
at « Misericordia College this year
and will be graduating soon.
Mr. and Mrs. Warren Jennings,
drove from their home in Pen-
sauken, N. J. They not only wanted
to visit with their aunt and uncle,
Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Higgins, but
also wanted to say “bon voyage” tc
their aunt Sallye. Sallye Higgins
will be travelling to New York on
Monday to spend days at the Africa
Inland Mission headquarters. On
Wednesday she will sail on the
steamship ‘Queen Mary to London.
After spending a few days in Lon-
don she will board the liner Kenya
Castle to Dar-es-salaam, Africa. The
journey inland by train will take
two days and two nights, arriving
at Mwanza. From there she will
travel 60 miles by road to her mis-
sion station at Nasa, where she will
take up her duties in the hospital.
Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Miller have
returned home after an extended
vacation in Florida.
| Don’t forget, those. of you to
{whom this pertains, practice for
the East Dallas Methodist Church
choir will be held this evening at
7 o'clock. Junior choir practice
will be held Saturday at 1 o'clock.
Congratulations are in order for
Mr. and Mrs. Giles Wilson, who are
celebrating their 31st wedding an-
niversary today
Mr. and Mrs. Cari German, Lake
Catalpa Road, accompanied their
niece, Mary Lane Jerista last week-
| end when she returned fo Philadel-
is enrolled in the
| Women’s Medical College.
Mrs. Florence Shively’s daughter,
visited
Maurice
and Mary Shively of Carverton are
the proud parents of another son,
Anthony Charles. born March 17th
in Mercy Hospital. They have two
other boys, Maurice, Jr., and Wil-
| liams, ages six and three, Anthony
| Charles weighed nine pound nine
& ounces and was twenty-one inches
! long.
He sure has a good start in
life.
“An expediter, we read, is a man
who if his wife did what he does,
it would be called nagging.” ;
Lake-Lehman Menu
Thursday, March 25
Hot Roast Beef Sandwich
Buttered Corn
Tossed Salad
Ice Cream = Milk
Friday, March 26
Fried Fillet of Haddock
Parsleyed Potatoes
Stewed Tomatoes
Roll and Butter
Gelatin and Whipped Cream
Milk
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