DALLAS, PENNSYLVANIA
CLASS REUNION
| 1946 Class of Kingston Township
High School will have a reunion on
Saturday, September 3 at Irem
Temple Country Club. Any former
THE DALLAS POST, THURSDAY, JUNE 30, 1966
Marijane Moss At Honored By Lions Club On 55th Wedding Anniversary
Martha's Vineyard vg
Miss Marijane Moss, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Moss, Carverton
4H Home Ec Club
The Cloverleaf 4-H Home Ec.
Club met recently in the home of|
Mrs. J. William Ireland, leader, to|
! formulate plans for the summer. A!
Ruxiliary President To Teach In California
MRS. JOSEPH MARSH
i Mrs. Joseph Marsh, newly elected
‘president of Shavertown Branch,
N «bitt Auxiliary, attended ‘the
Twelfth Annual Hospital Auxiliary
‘Conference June 21 to 24 at Penn-
Sylvania State University.
The conference was in the nature
of a training session.
+ With the projected new wing of
Nesbitt Hospital, coupled with ex-
pension of the Hospitality Shop to
include a snack bar, Mrs. Marsh
Ee support of the Shavertown
Auxiliary more than ever vital.
Her first meeting will be in Octo-
ber in St. Paul's Lutheran Church,
the custorary meeting place of the
!and Mrs. A. Stepanski, Sr. Pikes
Creek, has been promoted to Air-|
baking project was decided upon
and Sandra Deutsch was elected
Secretary.
Mrs. Janet Miller, ,County Home
Hconomist, showed several film
strips appropriate to their project.
| Special guest was Miss Dawne Sen- |
singer, a 4-H Exchange Youth, who
recently returned from Turkey.
Miss Sensinger will be assisting Mrs.
Willer with 4-H club work this sum:
mer at the Penn State Extension
Office.
Other members of the club aie
Mary and Ruth August, Diane Chad-
wick, Joan Haver, Karen and Lau-
rel Gillis, Jennifer Ireland, Martha
Miller, Susanne Mieczkowski, Eve-
lyn Scott, Michelle Swingle, Suzie
Rogers, Lauren Willis and Lynda
Williams. Mrs. Sandor Deutsch is
co-lleader .
Meetings will be held at 7:0
p. m. on Tuesdays at the Shaver-
town Methodist Church.
Named Airman
Second Class
Alfonso Stepanski, Jr., son of Mr.
man 2nd Class.
A graduate of Lake-Lehman High
School, Al enlisted on July 26, 1965.
He received his basic training at!
Lackland Air Force Base and ad- |
vanced training at the Mississippi
Air Force Base.
He will arrive home July 2 for a
o a teaching position in Los Angeles.
20 day leave.
Marie Hardisky left last week
for California where she will take
She graduated in May from Blooms-
burg State College where she re-
ceived her Bachelor of Science De-
gree in Elementary Education with
a major in geography.
At Bloomsburg, Marie belonged
to various clubs and sororities; she
was a member of the CGA Com-
mittee, and Hospitality Decorating
Association; she was corresponding
secretary of Gamma Pheta Upsilon
and vice-president of Gamma Sigma
Sigma, and a member of PSEA.
Marie is the daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Hardisky, RD 4, Dallas.
She will spend two months with an
aunt and uncle in San Diego until
school opens.
Auxiliary. { aiid
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* Mr. and Mrs.
Stamford, Conn.,
NOXEN
Frank Haverick, William MacMillans while her hus- bert Ruffs and left for Canada on
recently visited ; band Jerry is in combat training in | Sunday morning.
the William Munkatchy and the | Fla. Mrs. Charles Patton, Bingham-
Elmer Races.
{Marshall Kasson, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Hugh Kasson is home on leave
from Germany.
ton, is also a guest at their home Jones and Mr.
for two weeks.
Mr. and Mrs. Laverne Gary and Bois of Onenta, N. Y., now a pa-
He will report to| Richard of S. River, N. J., and Mr. tient in the Binghamton Hospital,
Oakland, AFB, Calif., on July 4th. and Mrs Robert Waters, Caroline after suffering a heart attack.
Mrs. George Brandstter, of Al- | and Margaret, Middle Valley, N J., |
bon, Texas, spent several days with
her sister Mrs. Richard Traver and
family. Mrs. Brandstetter went from
here to Bloomington, Indiana to
visit her son, Lee Nye and family
before he leaves for Viet Nam.
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Richards at-
tended the funeral of Robert Stev-
enson of Somerville, N. J., this
week. Mr. and Mrs. Francis Sche-
nck and Mr. and Mrs. Fred Schenck
attended the viewing.
_ Mr. and Mrs. Warren Hanstine
and family, Port Orange, Fla. are
spending a week with her parents,
the Fred Schencks.
© Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Taylor and
Robin of Tucson, Arizona, were
supper guests at the William Mac-
Millans on Tuesday evening. AFC.
William MacMillan and wife left for
the A.F.B. at Tucson, Arizona on
Sunday morning after a thirty day
leave here with his parents. Mrs.
Jerry Evelan, Kathy, Susie, Cindy
and Jennifer of Rome, N. Y., are
spending two weeks here with the
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Miners.
Airman 1st. Class William Mac-
Millan and Mr. and Mrs. William
MacMillan Sr., were Thursday night
supper guests at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. Voyle Traver.
Miss Jean .Crupa, Dimmock, Pa.
and Mr. and: Mrs. James Berger,
Kurt and Gretchen, Buffalo, were
Saturday evening visitors at the
Fred Cooles, nafter attending the
wedding of Miss Peggy Coole at N.
Plainfield, N. J. ;
Rev. and Mrs. R. O. Bender of
Pomptan Plains, N. J., called at the
Willard Bender: home ‘on Friday.
Rev. and Mrs. R. J. Bender of
Bayonne, N. J., called at the Ben-
ders on Friday i
Mr. and Mrs. James Kelly, Milnes-
| Auxiliary to a delicious ham dinner
| hall.
Mrs. Dorothy French, Mrs, Albert
and Mrs. Joseph
Harold Du-
Shalata, visited Mrs.
Mr. and Mrs. Sterlyn May, and
family, Mrs. William Engelman, |
Sheita and Sharon spent Sunday at |
the home of Mr. and Mrs. Jerry |
Boone and family, of Eyers Grove, |
Pa.
Mr. and Mrs. Dana Field and |
daughter of Jamestown, N. Y.|
spent the weekend with Mr. and
Mrs. Joseph Shalata.
Mr. and Mrs. William Munkatchy
and Mrs. Gabriel Kalmar, Scranton,
returned on Sunday from a weeks
vacation with Mr. and Mrs. Lewis
Kalmar at Fairlawn, N. J. They
attended ' the graduation exercises
for Lewis Kalmar and also visited
other relatives in N. J.
“ Noxen Volunteer Fire Company
treated the members of the Ladies
at the fire
on Tuesday evening,
and Mrs.
Present were: Mr.
Road, Trucksville, having completed
graduate studies in philosophy at
Penn State, returned home last
week and spent a few days, having
az her guest Judith Priddy of Mem
phis, Tenn.
Miss Priddy is well known here-
abouts having been camp director
‘of the Girl Scout Camp at Camp
Onawandah last year. This year
-he has been appointed director « *
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‘he Girl Scout Sailing Camp
Martha's Vineyard and is takin”
with her in addition to Marija"
| several of the girls who served
| counselors with her at Camp Ona-
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wandah laast year.
She regrets not being able to take
all of those who would like to have
gone to Martha's Vineyard with her
but she thought it only fair that
some of the experienced Onawan-
dah counselors should be left to
help out in the local camp this year
Lutes, Mrs. Russell Casterline, Mrs.
Elwood Patton, Mrs. Oscar Patton,
Mrs. Francis Schenck, Mrs. Fred
Schenck, Stella Shook. Guests were
Mrs. Loren Case and Mrs. John
Jones, assistant hostess, Mrs. Wil-
liam Butler. Next meeting will be
at the home of Mrs. Elsworth Field.
Miss Peggy Coole, N. Plainfield,
N. J., spent the weekend with her
parents Mr. and Mrs. Fred Coole
Mr and Mrs. Percy Patton and
Butch Butler, Bristol, Pa., spent the
At a recent Charter Night Din-
ner Dance, Mr. and Mrs. Michael
Prokopchak, Dallas, R. D. 3, were
honored guests of Wyoming - West
: Wyoming Lions Club.
weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Dave
MacMillan.
Mr. and Mrs. David Hopkins,
Vienna, N. J., and Mr. and Mrs.
Samuel Keithline, Tunkhannock,
called on Harry Siglin on Saturday.
Mrs. Paul Space is expected home
| from a three week stay, at the Gen-
era] Hospital, on Monday.
Guests at the home of Mrs.
Joseph Hackling, on Sunday, were
Mr. and Mrs. William Mason, John-
son City, N. Y., and Mr. and Mrs.
Allan Carl and Pamela, Mrs. May
Pegg, Berwick, Pa. $
Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Gunton,
Mr. and Mrs. Spencer Holmgren and
Cheryl Ann, Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth
Denmon, Pamela, Ricky and Mark,
spent the weekend at the Gunton
Cottage at Lake Nuangola getting it
in readiness for the summer season.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Lane ‘are
visiting their son Larry and family
at Bagotville, Quebec, Canada. i
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Hobbs and
family, Tonawanda, N. Y., spent the
weekend with her mother, Mrs. Al-
bert Jones. -
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DAUGHTER BORN
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Rifenberry
announce the birth of a daughter,
at General Hospital on Saturday,
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June 18th. This is their third child. | 4, Dallas, was graduated June 18
They have a daughter Amy-Rose | from: the Pennsylvania State Uni-
and son Todd.
Dale Engelman, Sayre, Pa., visited |
relatives here on Sunday.
The couple were married in 1911
and have resided. in Dallas for the
past '53 years. °
Their son, Nicholas, is presently
completing his term as president William Degillio. Standing Van
of the local Lions Club. The Pro-|Tocket, secretary; Mrs. Tocket, Mrs.
kopchaks have ‘three other cons, | Joseph Chorba, Joseph Chorba,
Michael, John and Walter, the lat- | Charter Night chairman. Seated in
ter, principal of Shavertown Ele- | front of the head table are Mr. and
mentary - School. Mrs. Michael Prokopchak, honored
Seated at the head table are | guests.
Nicholas -Prokopchak, Mrs. N. Pro- Att'y. Degillio, ‘newly
kpchak, District Governor, Att'y. | Dist. Gov., principal speaker.
elected
Honor Graduate =~
‘JOSEPH F. HARDISKY. 3
Joseph. F. Hardisky, son of Mr.
and Mrs. ‘Joseph J. Hardisky, RD
versity’s: Wilkes-Barre Center with
an Associate Degree in: Engineer-
ing and a major:n Drafting and De-
| torical Certificate of Merit, Arthur
§ | orable mention; Veterans of Foreign
. Dallas Annual School Awards
The Annual Awards: Day Pro- (Jeff = Townsend, President; Greg
gram of Dallas Senior High School | Hicks, Vice-president; Janet Kelley,
was -. held Friday, June’ 10, 1:30, |
in the auditorium, Organ music
wag provided by Thomas Myers.
The following awards were made:
Dallas Women’s Scholarship, Lin-
da Taylor, presented by Mrs. Hunt-
er; Dallas Rotary Book Scholarship, |
i Fred : Mintzer; “Dallas ‘Rotary Club
i'Leadership’” Training ‘Camp, Greg
‘Hicks and Jeffrey Morris; Dallas
‘American Legion Leadership Camp
Award, Roy Supulski; Rotary Ex-
change ‘Student ‘Program, Jeris Jor- Dorothy Wall, Sandra Turner, Bon-
dan" to ‘England, Patricia Bauman | Rie Elston, Bonnie Spencer. One
| to France; Hundred Words a Minute for Five
Lehigh University Summer Sci- Minutes: Nancy Brown, Barbara
ence Institute, Barbara Kyle; Girl Brown, Dorothy Whalen. Eighty
of the Year, Dallas Woman's Club, yards a Minmionior Tiree Minton
a rat ye : aron Piekanski. e Hund
Path. Seller; King's College His Words a Minute for Three Minutes:
Dale, 4th place, Ruth Besecker, Hon- Linda Parry. f
; School Demonstration Home Eco-
Wars Oratorical Contest (Voice of Romics (Farm Show in Harrisburg):
Democracy) = Patrick - Holdredge; | Fifth Place in State Competition,
American Chemical Society Exami- Bonnie Barnard, Beverly Dickson,
nation at Kink's College, Stanley Richard Phillips, Martha McCoy. -
Dorrance, Honorable Mention; Wyoming Valley Junior Olympics:
Luzerne County Council of Teachers Michael Wilkes, Roy Supulski, Lew-
of Mathematics, Seniors: Fred Mint- | 1S. Dixon, Larry Earl, Louis Miko-
zer, 3rd, Scott Alexander, 6th; l2ichik. ;
Juniors: Ruth Higgins, 5th, Daniel | . Marine
Secretary; Charlotte Gelb, T reas-
urer.
Gregg Shorthand Awards For
Speed: Eighty Words m Minute for
Five Minutes: Jane Burnett, Char-
lotte Breakstone, Cheryl Dietz, Ju-
dith O'Hara, Linda Parry, Amy Het-
rick, Mary Knorr, Alice Reese,
Sharon Jones, Cheryl Kester, Con-
nie Rozelle, Bonnie Mahler, Nancy
Brown, Cynthia Culver, Cathy Stout,
Gladys Jones, Marlene Matthews,
Corps Physical Fitness
| Award: Donald Bulford, Alfred Mah-
' Friday and Saturday with the Al-
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LUIGI’ S
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DALLAS SHOPPING CENTER
ville, Pa., called on Mr. and Mrs. | Oscor. Fidi,. Mr. and Mrs Jacob
Ray Kelly, on Sunday. Miner, Mr. and Mrs. Philip Race
James Patton, Athens, Pa., spent ,nq gon, Mr. and Mrs. Richard
Friday night with his parents Mr. myaver, Mr. and Mrs. Russell Trav-
and Mrs. James Patton Sr. | er, Mrs. Paul Keiper, Mr. and Mrs.
Mr. and Mrs. Loren Case visited | Richard Smith, Reverend Warren
Mrs. Fred Kromelbein on Tuesday | Hathaway, Gilbert Harvey, Mr. and
at Carverton, to help her celebrate | Mrs. Ray Kelly, Mr. and Mrs.
| her 86th birthday anniversary. ‘Wheeler Hess, Mr. and Mrs. Clark
There will be no Sunday School | Oliver, Mrs. Joe Dotter, Mrs. Albert
| at the Lutheran Church, during the | May, Dick Hubbell, Mr. and Mrs.
| month of July. | Albert Ruff, VWs Moen, x
| Mr. and Mrs. David Hopkins, | 8ar Engelman, Elmer oice, Bi
7 Lyons, Weston Ruff, Mrs. Guy Fritz
Vienna, N. J, spept the eee | Fritz, Earl Richards, Francis
Tn ey Mrs: Joseph | Schenck and Keith, Mr. and Mrs.
Fred Schenck, Mr. and Mrs. Calvin
Dot ter and M re aad Mrs, Ray =: lly Strohl, Mrs. Earl Beahm, Mrs.
eljoyed wipienic dinner ab He home Joseph Nalbone and the guest
| of Harold Miller, Jenks, on Sunday. |
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Shilonskis
and family, Trenton, N. J., spent
speaker Edward Jones.
Mark Dendler, a student at Hus-
son College, at Bangor, Me., is
gpending the summer with his mo-
ther, Mrs. Bernard Dendler.
[ Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Fielding
| Ronnie, Judy and Jackie are spend-
| ing two weeks at Tupper Lake, in
the Adirondacks.
Mr. and Mrs. John Hansen, John
Jr., Debbie and Steven, Cananda-’
qua, N. Y., Mr. and Mrs. Robert Mc-
{| | Govern and Cindy Lou, Chalfont,
Pa., spent the weekend at the
Edgar Engelmans.
Mr. and Mrs. Barry Engelman.
Pamela and Cynthia Sue, Sayre, Pa..
spent the weekend with Mrs. Wil-
liam Engelman and family.
Fred Coole is having extensive
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Elizabeth Street. Osmand Caster-
line and son Brent are doing the
work.
Mrs. Nina Brown returned to her
home from General Hospital last
Saturday, was taken again by
Noxen ambulance on Monday night
and underwent surgery on Thurs-
day.
Regular meeting of the Class-
mates was held at the home of Mrs.
Oscar Fish on Friday evening. Pres-
ent: Mrs. Elsworth Field, Mrs. Ray
Gunton, Mrs. Jacob Minor, Mariel
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sign, Technology. :
While ‘at the Center, Hardisky
was ; editor,” of .the Yearbook and
president. of Keystone Society, an
Miss Beverly Lord and friend |
Rose Gilranti, Vestal, N. Y., and
Shannon Dayton, spent the week- |
end with Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Lord. |
Mr. and Mrs. John Hileman and |
family, Dushore, visited the Willard |
Benders, on Sunday.
and women at the University’s
Commonwealth Campuses. At the
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Schwartz and | graduation’ dinner-dance, he. receiv-
family and Mr. and Mrs, Philip ed the annual Yearbook Award and
Shafer and family of Philadelphia, | the honors award for his work in
spent the weekend at their summer the * Keystone Society. The latter
homes, in Noxen. award was given for his outstanding
Stella Shook, Mrs. Guy Fritz, | leadership, character, and work at
Mrs. Earl Crispell, Mrs. Robert May, | the Center.
Mrs. Albert May, Mrs. Elvin Bean, | Hardisky plans: to further his ed-
Mrs. Ralph Lutes, attended the ucation at ‘the Tri-State College,
Shriner's: Auxiliary tea, - at the Angola; Indiana, where he will work
Country (Club, on Thursday. | toward; his ‘bachelors degree. He
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Patton, | received his secondary education
Athens, Pa.. visited "the Marvin | from the Lake-Lehman High School
Shives and the James Pattons, over in 1958. A
the weekend. | hen
Mr. and Mrs. William MacMillan | Curtis M Gill
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph: Gill, New
spent Sunday with Mrs. Maleolm
Barber and family, at Ithaca.
Mrs. Charles Patton, Binghamton | Castle, Del., announce the birth
and Mrs. Calvin Dymond, Gibson, |of a son ‘Curtis M., on May 30.
Mother is the former Jane Dougal,
Cora Dougal,
Pa., are spending some time at the]
home of Mr. and Mrs. Pete Traver.
Mrs. Traver is seriously ill.
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| daughter of Mrs,
Sweet Valley.
BIRTHDAY PARTY
Mr. and Mrs. William Evans en- |
tertained in honor of her fathers |
89th. birthday, at a party, at their |
home on Sunday. Present were: |
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Turner, Mr. |
and Mrs. Robert Clark, Dale and |
Clare, Kenneth Turner and -son ;
Teddy, Claude Turner, Mr. and Mrs.
Robert Turner, Noxen, Mr. and Mrs.
Carl Williamson, Shavertown, Mr.
and Mrs. George Schooley, Trucks-
ville, Dr. and Mrs. F. Budd Schooley,
Dallas, Mr. and Mrs. Russell Turner,
Tunkhannock, Mrs. Jean Fetsko,
Harvey's Lake, Mr. and Mrs. Wil-
liam Evans, Linda and Dennis.
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honor ‘society for outstanding men
Alters, 9th.
Scholarships: - Stanley Dorrance '~
King’s College, Thomas Finn - Ly-
coming - College, Thomas Harris
‘King’s College, Stephen Kasenbach -
Wilkes College, Cynthia Konsavage -
Colorado: Women’s College, Eva
Kozemchak - College Misericrdia,
Molly Messersmith ~ College Miser-
icordia, David Hess - Wilkes College,
Antoinette Petchkis - University of
Bridgeport, Todd Richards - Al-
bright College, Marion 'Stredney -
| Geisinger Hospital, James Williams-
| Wilkes College. :
Student. Council Key Award to:
| Semiors:.. Patricia - Sickler, = Russell
Williams, Lee Isaacs, Sally ‘Cooper,
Harry. “Cooper, Margaret Reese,
, Scott ‘Alexander, Nancy Gensel, Al-
i lan Herwig, Molly McHale; Juniors:
. | Thomas Cully, Beverly Roberts, Roy
Supulski,’ ‘Donald Dennis, Margaret
‘McHale, "Ronald Madajeski, Steven |
| Townsend,. Catherine : Martin, Linda
| Puchalsky; |
Williams, Christine
' Sophomores; Karen Kaschenbach,
| Robert Griffith, Peter Wiettstein,
"Ruth 'Besecker, William Henschke, |
Barbara Kyle, Jane Caffrey, Charles |
Wolvert, Richard Fedock, Jane
| Mitchell, Thomas Jenkins; Officers:
Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Phoenix are ! = —
spending some time at their home | :
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| ler, Dale Prynn, Burton Schell, Clark
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| Mannear, Roger Maury, Allan Mess-
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Paul Turner; Lawrence Gilbert, Rob-
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‘lassmates should contact Mrs.
Jarold Lamoreaux, Mill Street,
Dallas.
Stredny, Scott Strohl, Robert Wiley,
Donald Dennis, Russell Gula, Greg
Hicks, William Kyle, James LaBar,
John Lewis, John Swingle, James
Taylor, Robert Thomas,
William Wagner, Scott Alexand~r,
Harry Cooper, Lewis Dixon, Stanlev
Dorrance, David Hess. Lee Isaa~
Stephen Kaschenbach. Fred Mintzer
Allan Brown, Richard Fedock. Ma*-
thew Gillis, Robert Huttman, James
Miller, Robert Nicol, John Puchal-
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liams, Craig Williams, Richard_Ash,
Charles Fleming, Keith Harvéiar-
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Richard Newell, William Nothoff,
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Finn, John Groblewski, George
Hackling, Donald Lawson, Harry
Mattes, Raymond MecClary, Mark
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lips, John Ruckno, Donald Roed,
John Ryan, Russell Williams, Karl
Wormeck, Klaus Theusen, Daniel
Alters, Roger Cheney, Russell Eyet,
Scott Fry, Jamesi Knecht, George
Kostrobala, Kenneth Miller, Russell
Montedonico, Jeffrey Morris, John
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Gary Williams, Debra Billings ¥ay-
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Jeffrey Townsend, Karl Wormeck
Harry Mattes, Raymond McClary,
Louis Mikolaichik, Edmund ‘Peters;
Donald Rood, Burton Schell, Daniel
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Danouski, William Daubert, Donald
Doughton, Lawrence Earl, Raymond
Earl, Keith Harvey, William Kings-
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