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The Dallas Post (SAFFIAN)
Girl Scout leaders
hold spring meeting
The spring meeting of Com-
munity Association VII Penn’s
Woods Girl Scouts was held
March 11 at Shavertown United
Methodist Church. Thirty-five
leaders and assistant leaders
were present to hear reports
given by Mrs. Rutherford Co-
oper, director of Neighborhood
I, and Mrs. Elwood Swingle,
director of Neighborhood II.
Mrs. J. M. Robinson Jr., Com-
munity Association chairman
presided. —
Announcement was made .of
a senior conference to be held
at Camp Onawandah May 8,
9, and 10 and a Basic Troop
Camp Course to be given April
8 at Camp Louise. Questions
concerning the events or the
first aid course scheduled to
start April 7 should be referred
to Gladys Masoner.
At the conclusion of the meet-
ing, service pins were awarded ~
to: Martha Bradbury, Stella
Bulford, Mrs. Robert Engler,
Mrs. William Johns, Helen
Parker, Mrs. Robert Stair, five
years; Mrs. Harry Crawford,
10 years; Agnes Gregson, 15
years; Mrs. Stefan Hellersperk,
20 years; Mrs. C. Wesley Boyle
and Mrs. Earnest Norrie, 35
years, and Mrs. W. Martin
Porter, 45 years.
Scout pins were awarded to
26 new Girl Scout and Brownie
Trogp leaders, at a dedication
‘ceremony conducted by the
neighborhood directors. They
are: Judy Straley, Jacqui
Niedermeyer, Diane Letteer,
Ruth Federici, Debie Mac-
Derment, Betty Heist, Rose-
mary Coolbaugh, Ruth Voelker,
Mrs. John Jones, Mrs. Albert
Williams, Mrs. Bernard Pecu-
konis, Mrs. Albert Bellas, Mad-
eline LaBarre, Barbara Rood,
Mrs. Paul Rodda, Ann Ney-
hard, Mrs. Ivan Zeibler, Mrs.
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THE DALLAS POST, MARCH 19, 1970
= Lake women name
winners of contest
Pictured above are the winners of the recent contest at
Lake-Lehman High School. Left to right are: Mary Alice
Lukasavage, L-L home economics teacher; Joan Evans,
sewing winner; Martha Phillips, L-L home economics
teacher; Jane Cornell, L-L art teacher; Jean Moledor,
contest chairman, Harveys Lake Woman's Service Club;
John Mehal, art winner.
Mrs. H. Moyer
surgical patient
man reports
l-car accident
Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Boice,
Idetown, had as guests last
weekend Mr. and Mrs. Harold
Boice of Harrisburg, and Mr.
and Mrs. Herbert Moyer and
Connie, Outlet. Mrs. Moyer
Dallas Township police re-
ported a one-car accident
March 16 at 6:25 a.m. on Over-
brook Road in the vicinity of
the Overbrook Inn.
Police said a vehicle being
driven east by Thomas O’Brien,
118 Hemlock St., Wilkes-Barre,
slid on the ice and ran off
the side of the road striking
a utility pole. Mr. O’Brien,
who recently moved to RD 3,
Dallas, was reported to have
has since been admitted to the
Nesbitt Memorial Hospital as
a surgical patient.
James McClain, Mrs. Hans
Mrs. Walter Henne-
baul, Mrs. Dennis Dobinick,
Mrs. Robert Scouten, Mrs. Wal-
ter Roberts, Mrs. Edward
Thompson, Mrs. John Houser,
Mrs. Stephen Salansky, Mrs.
Josef Reese and Mrs. Carl
Rodes.
taken home by a neighbor:
Dallas Police Chief Frank
Lange investigated the acci-
dent and notified UGI Corp. of
the interruption in electrical
. service to the area.
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The Harveys Lake Woman's
Service Club named the win-
ners of the sewing and art
contest at Lake-Lehman High
School last week in time for
the contestants to enter the
district contest in Palmerton
the following weekend. Navy
slacks and tunic with matching
coat won the first prize for
Joan Evans in the sewing com-
petition. John Mehal won the
top award in the art contest
with his abstract of a milkweed
pod.
Jean Moledor was chairman
of the contest which is held
annually in the Lake-Lehman
school by the Lake Club.
Miss Evans is the daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Evans,
RD 4, Dallas. John is the son
of Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert Har-
vey, Stull Road, Noxen.
Both students represented
the Lake Club at Palmerton
March 7.
DISTRICT BAND
continued from PAGE 1
$1.25 per student was accepted subject to review
by the solicitor.
Announcement was made of the retirement
of two teachers, Mildred Weidner who will retire
after 28 years in the teaching
profession and Delbert Hines
after 41 years of service.
It was announced that Teach-
ers Day will be changed from
June 10 to June 11 because of
the data processing reporting
necessary at the high school.
Bids for athletic equipment
were awarded to the following
companies: Crawford Sporting
Goods $2185.65 for football and
hockey; Champion Knitwear
$111, football; Chuck Robbins
$133.90, hockey; Tom Taylor
$145.50.
Secretary Eleanor Humphrey
was authorized to advertise
for bids for school supplies,
equipment, fuel and typewriter
maintenance.
A letter of resignation from
Sandra Hoover was approved
by the board, but her request
for partial vacation pay was
denied. Dorothy Landis request
for personal leave was
granted.
Stanley Gulbish and Joseph
Ellsworth were granted permis-
Cloverleaf 4-H
meeting postponed
The « Cloverleaf 4-H Club
meeting, which was scheduled
tomorrow, March 20, will be
postponed until further notice.
Pearle Gilroy
Pearle Gilroy, Shavertown,
has returned to her home af-
ter spending some time in
Spring Valley, N.Y., where
she attended the funeral of her
sister, Jennie Burger.
Mr. Joseph
Shimkus
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“coach clinic
sion to serve on the visiting
evaluating committee as mem-
bers of the Middle States As- .
sociation.
Carol Pyle was hired as a
full-time substitute teacher.
Mary Lamoreaux received
approval to attend the social
studies workshop at Wilkes
College April 21.
Kenneth Maciak will attend
a workshop on health educa-
tion at East Stroudsburg State
College April 6-7.
Two students have been se-
lected to attend the State Band
Concert in Troy April 2, 3 and
4. They are Carolyn Edwards,
baritone sax, and Jane Neiz-
goda, baritone.
Coach Curry has been se-
lected as head coach of the
west team for the annual
Unico all-star football game in
August. Approval was granted
for use of the football field
from July 29 to Aug. 13, 6:30
to 8:30, nightly.
Three coaches, Oliver, Nar-
kiewicz and Jenkins were
granted permission by the
board to attend a football
March 20-22.
Albert G. Allen and Edward
Jeffrey were hired as custo-
dians.
Approval was granted for a
bus turnabout at the Fish Com-
mission Building and the stop
at Pollack plot was changed.
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The engagement of Cynthia
Ann Malsan, Endicott, N.Y.,
to Joseph G. Kester has been
announced by her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Thomas V. Malsan,
Utica, N.Y. Mr. Kester is the
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