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Homemakers Day
observed in county
“Inner beauty and outward
charm,” said Sylvia Smith at
the Homemakers Day held re-
cently in Conyngham, ‘‘come
from thinking so many good
thoughts that there is no room
“for bad ones.” Miss Smith, a
home economist for the Florida
Citrus Commission, charmed
her audience of Luzerne County
homemakers and helped to add
cheer to a rainy day.
Speaking on behalf of the
Office of Consumer Education
for the President’s Committee
on Consumer Interests, Doris A.
Sasser informed the home-
mail s of the government’s
role’ in consumer protection.
She cited as examples of the
government’s concern publica-
DALLAS SCHOOL MENU
tions available through govern-
mental agencies and legislation
sponsored for the protection of
consumers.
In addition to this, Miss
Sasser said, the Office of Con-
sumer Education is developing
guidelines for teaching con-
sumer education from kinder-
garten through high school and
is agitating for the re-design of
school buses, a project which
has not been undertaken for the
past 30 years.
Included in the program was
the naming of Arlene Erceg, a
student at College Misericordia,
as recipient of the Lydia Tar-
rant Scholarship Fund by fund
chairman Mrs. Leroy Brown, .
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Harmony Club
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Members of the Harmony
Club met recently for their 42
anniversary dinner at the Pink
Apple. Mrs. Ceinwen Besteder,
charter member, was presented
with a corsage of pink and white
carnations.
Decorations were a pink and
white floral centerpiece and
crocheted cups made by Mrs.
William Hoover.
The next meeting date will be
May 28 at the home of Florence
Carle.
WSCS plans
covered dish
The WSCS of the Shavertown
United Methodist Church will
hold its regular monthly meet-
ing June 1 at 6:30 p.m. in the
form of a covered dish supper.
Reservations should be made
by May 30 with Mrs. Ted
Meixell or Mrs. Oliver Troup.
The speaker for the evening
will be the Rev. Thomas Jen-
kins of the Luzerne United
Methodist Church. Rev. Jenkins
will offer ‘‘Introductions to New
Hymns.”
The hostess committee is
Mrs. John Ferguson, chairman;
Mrs. Oliver Troup, Mrs. Letha
Spaulding, Mrs. George Swan,
Jane Thomas, Mae Van Cam-
pen, Mrs. Alfred Rogers, Mrs.
Olwen Overman, Mrs. Leroy
Elliott and Mrs. Ted Meixell.
THE DALLAS POST, MAY 28, 1970
Poppy Day Proclamation
Saturday, May 30, has been designated as Poppy Day 1970 in
the Borough of Dallas with the signing of a proclamation by Mayor
Stephen Hartman Jr., after which he purchased the first poppy
from Mrs. Fred Templin, poppy chairman of American Legion
Auxiliary Unit 672.
The proclamation reads as follows:
WHEREAS, The American Legion and the American Legion
Auxiliary adopted the Memorial Poppy as its memorial flower in
1919, and
WHEREAS, by wearing the Poppy, Americans everywhere
and especially in the Borough of Dallas both pay tribute to these
war dead and aid :the living by assistance to Veterans and their
families in time of need; and
WHEREAS, the Poppy Day Program contributions are used
solely for the programs of Child Welfare and Rehabilitation in our
community and state;
NOW THEREFORE, I Stephen Hartman Jr., Mayor of the Bor-
ough of Dallas, do hereby proclaim May 30 as Poppy Day in our
borough and I urge all citizens of our town to join with me in the
wearing of this Memorial Flower as together we remember the
sacrifices of so many in defense of our freedom.
Poppies are being distributed by the children of the Dallas
School District and will also be available from auxiliary members
prior to the Memorial Day Parade.
Ambulance Log
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May 16—Harry DeRemer from Giberson Rest Home to Wilkes-
Barre General Hospital. Crew: Harold Coolbaugh, Doug Ehret.
May 16—Harry DeRemer from Wilkes-Barre General Hospital
to Giberson Rest Home. Crew: Joe Johns, Ron Wenrick.
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May 20—Mrs. Miller from Evans Falls to Nesbitt Memorial
Hospital. Crew: Elmer Race and Jerry Tallent.
May 20—Roy Newell Sr. from home to General Hospital. Crew:
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