DALLAS, PENN SYLVAN IA
~ Nancy L. Elston And Marilyn E. Tk YMCA News |
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SECTION B — PAGE 5
New Birline Hostess
THE DALLAS POST, THURSDAY, JUNE 2. 1966
Local Home Builders Attend Washington Roundtable | Acme Markets Reports
/ |
ved by
i R D ' Record Sales, Net Down
iesday eceive egrees At Susquehanna The following Back Mountain For the 16th consecutive year,
hs YMCA members have registered Acme Markets, Inc., rang up a new
r-Dallas for one or more periods of Day record for sales. According to the
; Camp at O'Connell's Twin Lakes: firm's annual report, released
e office Ray Wendel Turner, Jeffery and today, Acme sales reached
y. Bid | TTimothy Carpenter, Jeannie Cook, $1,200,749,822 in the 52 weeks
rawings David Crispell, Carl and Eddie Dy- ended April 2, 1966. This represents
lumbia mond, J. C. Hill, Andy Hogoboom, a gain of 3.4% over last year when
Kandi and Karen Karuza, Larry sales reached $1,161,198,293 in 53
nake a Klaboe, Linda Kocher, Chip Koehl, weeks.
pot * Sandra Lawson, Brad, Brian and However, earnings dipped to $3.73
oe Hi Bruce Meyers, David Price, Eyre per share, down from $4.58 a year
he Price, Mark Pettit, Bradley Piatt, ago, adjusted for the 5% stock div-
bidder J. Scott Rave, Brett Ridgely, Deb- idend paid March 31, 1966. Net
ings bie and Douglas Roberts, Denise earnings declined to $10,450,144
call io and Scott Sherwood, David Sudi- from last year'si $12,883,599. Profit
: mak, Michael Sudimak, Billy Wentz, margins were narrowed by higher
riht to James Whitehead, Melanie and costs of products, material, sup-
Bad or | Charles Albert, Charles Samuels. plies and wages, as well as intense
| Indians | competition in areas where Acme
Congressman Danie] J. Flood, ex- | ned by the National Association of
ary of the Home. Builders; Edgar |
Wood, Home Builders board mem- |
ber and officer and co-developer of |
Westmoreland Hills, Trucksville, |
| with Tippett; and Mrs. Wood; Mrs.
Edward Gieda and Mr. Gieda and |
Angelo Costello and Mrs. Costello.
does business and a brief though
costly work stoppage in Philadel-
phia. Despite the decline in earn-
| ings, profit performance improved
| in each succeeding quarter dang!
| the fiscal period.
Pawnee Tribe of Indian Guides tr..e left, is joined by Mr. and: Home Builders in Washington, D.C.
met with Big and Little Wolfe (AL Mrs. Robert S. Tippett of Trucks- Clockwise, from left, are Mr. Tip-
and Barry Wolfe) and Brother | ville and other representatives of | pett, who is president of the Home
Wolf, John Longmore, on Monday, | the Home Builders Association of | Builders Association of Northeastern
; May 23. Northeastern Pennsylvania at a| Pa; Congressman Flood, John Mar-
| Mohawk Tribe met ‘at the home| round-table discussion during hott Mrs. Robert S. Tippett, recent-
| of Night Owl, Robert Parker, on! annual _ Congressional session plan- | liy- installed president of the auxili-
Tuesday, May 24. Running Star, er
{'evin Parker told the little braves
MISS JOYCE GALKA
Miss Joyce Galka, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Galka, Noxen,
Hostess with Allegheny Air Lines.
is now a full-fledged Air Line
The young lady who completed
training for her new position on
May 13 is stationed in Washington,
from where she flies to various
cities.
| Acme opened 32 new food stores,
_ | during the year with 15 of them at
{ Alpha Beta, headquartered at La
Habra, California. At the close of
| the fiscal period, Acme had 902
| stores in operation. The firm closed
L-L Commencement Starts With
Baccalaureate Service Sunday George T. Guso, son of Me_and | 6. Food ors. whens operation
: Mrs. George Guzo, Harveys Lake, | were unprofitable or where new
Commencement exercises are has joined the American Red Cross | stores served the same areas.
Marilyn E. Eck
Nancy L. Elston
George T. Guzo Is
| With The Red Cross
students | dent of the Chemistry Club and a story.
Two Back Mountain
graduated with honors at Susque- | Tau Kappa, women's athletic frater- | The Tom-Tom was completed and
! plans were made for the hike and.
hanna University. on Monday: mor- | nity. |
| picrtic, June 14.
ning, Marilyn - Eck receiving the | Both girls are graduates of Dallas |
| Y-Indian Guides
highest “award of Summa Cum.| Senior High School. is ‘a national
Commencement starts at Lake-|
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‘Elementary School, Lehman, Penn-
sylvania.
* Directors of the LakeLehman
_ posed budget after making such re-
visions in it as are deemed advisable
“and levy the proposed taxes at a
“meeting to be held Tuesday, June
© “Board, Lehman Elementary School,
£30, 1951 (P.L. 962), requiring every
Laude and Nancy Elston ‘that of |
Cum Laude. |
Nancy Louise Elston, daughter of |
Mr. and Mrs. Raymond J. Fision |
Shadyside, Dallas, is an English
major, bachelor of arts. Miss Els-
ton has participated in cheerleading,
field hockey, the student newspaper,
rr Delta sorority, intramural
orts, and Pi Gamma Mu social
science honor society.
Marilyn Evelyn Eck, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Eck, 85 'N. Le-
high Street, Shavertown, is a chem-
isi" major, bachelor of arts. Miss
%, a consistent dean’s list stu-
dent, has been active in the Sym-
phonic Band, University Choir,
basketball and field hockey, May
Day Muscials, the Homecoming
Committee and the Women's Ju-
diciary Board. She also was pre esi-
Legal Notice nd
The Lake-Lehman Schoo] District
hereby gives notice that a pro-
posed budget of the amount of funds
that will be required by the School
District in its several departments
for the 1966-67 fiscal year is avail-
able for public inspection at the
Office of the Secretary, Lehman
It is the purpose of the Board of
School District to adopt this pro-
14, 1966, at 8:00 p.m., at a regular
meeting of the Lake-Lehman School
Lehman, Pennsylvania.
otice ig also given of the pro-
visions of Act 193, approved June
££ or inhabitant of the School
trict upon attaining the age of
twenty-one years and every person
twenty-one years of age or over be-
coming a resident or inhabitant of |
the Distiict to notify the proper |
assessor of this fact within twelve
months thereafter. Failure to com- |
ply with this requirement subjects
the individual to a penalty equal
to the tax for which he is lable.
The Assessor's name and address
for Jackson Township, Lake Town-
ship, Lehman Township and Ross
Township is Luzerne County Asses-
sors, Assessors’ Office, Court House,
Wilkes-Barre, Pennsylvania.” The
name and address for the Assessor
& Noxen Township is Wyoming
1
nty Assessors’ Office, Wyoming |:
County Court House. Tunkhannock,
Pennsylvania.
~ Order Of The Board Of Directors |
plce-Lehman School District |
Heanor Humphrey,” Secretary |
Miss Elston will continue grad-
uate study, several universities
seeking her attendance.
| YMCA Club Activity for fathers and
To date |
she has not decided which she will |
attend.
Four generations of her family |
were present at graduation cere-
monies Monday, her maternal
grandparents, Mr.
Nicol, Trucksville;
and Mrs. Raymond Elston, Kunkle;
her brother and family, Mr. and
Mrs. Jay Elston and daughter Mar-
garet Ann, also of Kunkle.
Miss Eck is looking forward to
an interesting summer abroad when
she will join an archeological team
in England. Sister Dorothy will
accompany her and Margaret Ann
Perkins, daughter of Dr. and Mrs.
Charles Perkins, Trucksville, will
also be a member of the party.
They will be stationed on the out-
skirts of London.
The girls will fly over on June 10.
Christie Lynne Hale
An eight pound,
daughter, Christie Lynne, was born
to Mr. and Mrs. Donald Hale, Ma-
chell Avenue, Dallas, May 13 at
General Hospital.
There is another son, Donnie,
aged three and a half. Mrs. Hale
is the former Frances Quinn, Scran-
ton. Mr. Hale is employed with
Commonwealth Telephone Company.
Legal Notice —
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that
Letters of Administration CTA in
the estate of Clara E. Mekeel, late
of Lehman Township, Luzerne Coun-
ty, Pennsylvania, who died March
10, 1966, have been granted to
Elda G. Coolbaugh, of the Village
of Lehman, Lehman Township, Lu-
zerne County; all persons indebted
to said estate are requested to make
payment, and those having claims
or demands are requested to pre-
sent the same without delay to the
| said - Administratrix or to Earl T.
Chamberlin, Attorney, R. D. 2” Box
181, Dallas, Pa.
Legal Notice —
Sealed bids will be received by
the Board
Lehman School’ District, Lehman,
Luzerne County, Pennsylvania, un-
til 8:00 p.m., D.S.T., Tuesday, June
14, 1966, for School Buses, Furni-
ture and Equipment, and Wrestling
Mats.
Specifications and instructions to
bidders may be obtained at the Of-
fice of Administration, Lehman,
Pennsylvania. =
Eleanor Humphrey
“. Secretary
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please call Back Mountain YMCA.
Ballet Classes
The girls’ Ballet Classes recently
presented ‘by Mrs. Jane Maturi and
| the Back : Mountain YMCA were
so successful, they are being .of-
| fered again, beginning Tuesday,
June 14 for eight weeks. Inter-
mediate Ballet, ages 4-6, Tuesday,
10-10:30 a.m.; Beginners Class,
Girls, ages 7-12, Tuesday, 10:45-
11:45 a.m., Intermediate Class,
Girls, ages 7-12, Thursday, 10-11
a.m. Registrations will be received
June 6-10 at the Back Mountain
YMCA. Limited enrollment in ‘each
class.
Softball
Softball Tournament for Junior
‘and Senior High School students
at the Back Mountain YMCA be-
gins Monday, June 20. Participants
must be “Y’ members.
Teams are now being formed.
Those interested should call the
ye.
Learn To Swim
Learn-to-swim lessons for boys
and girls offered in co-operation
with Central “Y” will be held June
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Lehman with the Baccalaureate
the ' high school auditorium.
service on Sunday at 8:15 p.m. in|
The speaker will be Rev. Winfield
Kelley, pastor of Lehman Methodist |
Charge. Robert Z. Belles,
ing principal, will introduce
Kelley.
The address, ‘The Invisible Prize”
will be taken from the first chapter
of Romans, Rev. Kelley will stress
the fact that basically mankind
exists in a moral universe, despite
seeming amorality of present day
society, each individual a reflection
of the choices he has made during
his life.
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transportation to and from Central
“Y” will be provided. “Y” mem-
bership is required. Registration
dates are June 6-10, at the Back
Mountain YMCA.
For further information regard-
ing all activities, please contact the
“Y” at 674-6901. Back Mountain
YMCA is a member of United Fund.
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| band ~ playing
scheduled for Wednesday, June 8,!as an assistant field director in the |
Installations | last year
at 8:15 in the school gymnasium.
Speaker will: be Ivan Boxell,|
newspaperman, news analyst, and!
world traveller.
The program will begin with the |
“Marche. of the
Priests”, Rev. Frank Barlick of Our
Lady of Mount Carmel Church will |
give the Invocation.
Introductions will be made by
Mr. Belles. Awards for extraordinary
success in Academic, Commerical, |
Home Economics wand Industrial
Arts will be presented by John M.
Zaleskas. There will also be two
citizenship awafds.
Mr. Willard Sutton, president of
the school board, will award the
diplomas after presentation of Sen-
iors by Anthony Marchakitus, As-
sistant Supervising Principal.
The program will close with Ben-
ediction by Rev. Winfield Kelley.
Immediately following the pro-
gram a receiving line will be held
for the graduates.
| Service at
program.
Mr.
tensive training at Fort George G.
before reporting |
to his first assignment at McGuire |
Air Force Base, N. J. He will assist |
servicemen by providing such tra- |
ditional Red Cross services as emer- |
gency ‘communications, i
personal and family problems, and |
assistance.
After attending Kingston High | | land.
School, Mr. Guzo graduated in 1963 |
from Wilkes College with a B. S.| me's future. “Since the start of the!
in Commerce and Finance. He had | new fiscal year, our sales trend has
been employed as an assistant su- | improved steadily,”
pervisor trainee with the General |
Meade April 25,
emergency
Military
Guzo began four weeks in-| said,
counsel in|
financial
“Although we closed more stores
than we opened,” Mr.
| Paul J. Cupp. chairman of the board,
“We had a net gain in total
sales area and sales per square foot
of sales space. Our plans call for
an increased number of stores to
be opened in the current year.”
Major expansion projects included |
a milk plant in La Habra, California,
distribution centers for perishables
and frozen foods in Philadelphia and
2 canning plant in Hurlock, Mary-
She is a graduate of Allentown
High School and prior to her senior
year. attended Regional High School,
Springfield, N. J. She was employ-
ed at Garing Products and Com-
monwealth Telephone Company be-
fore entering the flight service.
Paper For El Paso
A new subscription to the Dallas
Post has been ordered for Mrs.
David Nevel in El Paso, Texas. Mrs.
Nevel, the former Carol Owens,
was an employee of the Dallas
Branch, Miners National Bank. Her
husband is stationed with the Army
at El Paso, assigned to the mail
Mr. Cupp is optimistic about Ac-
he pointed out.
“While April sales were $94,646,636
Cigar Company prior to joining the or 3.6% ahead of a year earlier, department.
Red Cross. | May sales, so far, have excéeded| Mrs. Nevel is daughter of Mr.
Mr. Guzo is a member of the those of May last year by a higher | and Mrs. William Owens, Sweet
Pennsylvania National Guard and | percentage than the April increase.
has trained at Fort Knox, D0
tucky, and Fort Sill, Oklahoma.
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