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Jean Duda, left, and Judi Nunemacher are shown with a test
batch of their chocolate fudge recipe which will be used by
several members of the Woman’s Club for the Library Auction.
Dallas women prepare
fudge for auction sale
The auction is only one week
away—the barn is full, the
books are priced, the flowers
are being transplanted and the
candy makers are looking for a
good fudge recipe. Every year
the popular candy booth is sup-
plied with fudge by volunteers
and members of the Dallas Ju-
nior Woman’s Club.
The club chairman of the
booth this year, Mrs. Dwight
Nunemacher, 127 N. Main St.,
Shavertown, and co-chairman,
Mrs. Peter Duda, 41 Davenport
St., Dallas, have given The Post
two tried-and-true fudge
recipes.
Members of the Dallas Junior
Woman's Club will weigh and
package the homemade candy
at the booth for all those with a
sweet tooth. The candy will be
supplied by loyal volunteers and
club members, they will make
most of the fudge from these
two recipes. They turn out good
fudge—last year, patrons at the
candy booth purchased an un-
believable amount—250
pounds!
Easy No-Fail Fudge
41 c. sugar (equal to 2% lbs.)
1 can cream (evaporated)
3 pkgs semi-sweet chocolate
bits
3 oz. semi-sweet Bakers choco-
late
Y% 1b. butter
Y% lbs. Walnuts
2 tsp. vanilla
8 oz. jar marshmallow whip
Stir sugar, butter and cream
in pan over medium heat until
mixture boils. Boil additional
five minutes and remove from
heat. Add all chocolate, stirring
until melted. Add other ingred-
ients, stir well. Pour mixture in-
to wax paper lined pans and re-
frigerate for eight hours. This
makes five pounds of fudge.
Peanut Butter
Swirl Fudge
2 c. sugar
Y% 7 oz.
cream
1 c. peanut butter
crunchy or smooth)
Y c. semi-sweet chocolate bits
2/3 c. milk
1 tsp. vanilla
jar marshmallow
(either
Combine sugar and milk,
bring to a boil and cook at a boil
until soft ball stage (234 degrees
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When
on a candy thermometer). Re-
move from heat and stir in
marshmallow cream, peanut
butter and..vanilla., When
smooth and blended, spread
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THE DALLAS POST, JULY 2, 1970
Worthy Matron
honored at party
Mrs. Stephen L. DeBarry,
Worthy Matron of Dallas Chap-
ter 396, Order of Eastern Star,
was entertained at a ‘‘going-
away” party at the Eastern
Star Hall, Foster Street, Dallas,
by her officers, substitutes and
choir members. Mrs. DeBarry
is attending Grand Chapter ses-
sions of the Grand Chapter of
Pennsylvania in Philadelphia
this week.
Theme for the party was
“Taking a Trip” with a large
globe in the center of the table
and a vase of the Matron’s
flowers, red roses. Pictures of
far-away places were on the
wall.
The Worthy Matron received
“Tips for a Tourist” and a love-
ly tote bag. Margaret Johnson,
associate matron and chair-
man, served refreshments to
Jean Holcomb, Anna Shaver,
Thelma Lamoreaux, Bertha
King, Lois Owens, Mildred
Garinger, Helen Traver, Irene
Cook, Elsie Jolley, Eva Allen,
Eva Ray, Elma Price, Irene
Transue, Laura Dymond, Ger-
trude Davies, Elizabeth Davies,
Elizabeth Loyaou, Betty
Meeker, Annjane Cochran, Dor-
othy Dodson, Lana Birnstock,
Pearl Gosart, the guest of honor
and hostess.
Dallas Boy Scouts
collect newspapers
A newspaper drive, sponsored
by Boy Scout Troop 281, Dallas,
is underway.
‘Each scout is contacting 10
people for newspapers. The
boys will bring in their collec-
tions for shipment to a firm in
Scranton, Aug. 1. Any resident
who is not contacted can help by
bundling, tying, and delivering
papers to the Dallas United
Methodist Church, Church
Street, Dallas, Aug. 1 only. No
late deliveries can be accepted.
Donna Smith
on dean's list
Donna C. Smith, West: Dallas,
has been named to the dean’s
list at The Pennsylvania State
University for the spring term’
with a"3.91 out of 'a possible dr
She is a social welfare major
and was recently initiated into’
Alpha Kappa Delta, sociological
honor society. She is presently
working on her practicum at the
Luzerne County Juvenile Cen-
ter. :
Purely Personal
Mr. and Mrs. John Leyden, Phoenix, Md., former residents of
Machell Avenue, Dallas, have rented a home at Harveys Lake and
are enjoying seeing their many friends in this area. Their five
children, Ann Marie, John J., Edward, Stephen, and Kathy are also
enjoying their vacation at the lake.
Rita Pilger, busy secretary of District Magistrates Court 3-8,
Dallas, is a patient in Wilkes-Barre General Hospital.
A delightful surprise birthday party was held June 19 for Gloria
Brennan, 191 Main St., Dallas. Her husband, Joseph, invited over 30
guests. All were area people, some of whom had been classmates of
Mrs. Brennan, the former Gloria Davis, Wilkes-Barre.
Mr. and Mrs. Donald Burke, Machell Avenue, Dallas, have
returned home from a vacation at Ocean City, N.J. They and their
four children, Kathy, Julie, Elizabeth, and Donald Jr., enjoyed the
ocean.
Dr. and Mrs. Donald Tappa and son, Eric, Shrine View, Dallas,
who have been visiting the Colgan family of Charlotte, N.C., and
the Farrell family of Brockville, Md., have returned home. On their
return trip they stopped at se veral beachresorts along the Carolina
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Help! all you residents of
Lake Silkworth and vicinity! I
just received a letter informing
me that the stuff I submit to the
Dallas Post each week has been
incorporated into a column
entitled, ‘‘Jottings.” It hints,
further, that I may be surprised
and just a little(?) pleased. The
fact of the matter is, I feel like a
firefly who has just passed
through an electric fan—I'm de-
lighted! But—I’ve been asked to
continue sending in the Lake
Silkworth “news.” Since I am a
very shy, bashful, wall-flower-
type individual (ahem) who
doesn’t get around much any-
more, the Lake Silkworth
“news” 1 submit will probably
be very brief. Is there anyone in
this neck of the woods more
_ qualified than I who would like
to give it a try? The pay ain’t
much but there are other ree-
wards just as, ‘n’ maybe even
more, gratifyin.’ If no one pipes
up and I continue, as promised,
to try to give you something
readable, won't you all help and
give me something writable?
Well, here’s something. Lake
Silkworth’s Boy Scouts hiked off
in an easterly direction Friday
afternoon for a weekend camp-
out. Leaving Route 29 just south
of the Lake, led by the au-
dacious Paul young, it was
unclear ‘whether the boy’s
proposed ‘route’ of travel and
destination were supposed to be
classified information; but to
Lake Silk
By Mrs. John E. Wildoner
for all civilizations have been filled with awe at their
mysteries. The astrologers of Ancient Egypt held that each
day of the month had its own sacred stone. Moses ordered
the breastplate of the High Priest to be inlaid with twelve
stones - one for each of the tribes of Israel. To capture
their imagination, wish them Happy Birthday with rubies
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the old-timers, born and bred in
these hyar hills—well. After two
nights of camp life, bathed by
cold creek water, beautiful
moonlight and rolling fog, the
rugged outdoorsmen returned
Sunday noon, sniffing and
sneezing, but richer in a few!
more memories. At least one
pair of grandparent’s ruffled
feathers were smoothed a bit
when they learned that a pair of
Pappies, Jerry Cooper and Jim
Bockus, along with scoutmaster
Dave Wildoner and Mr. Young,
“suffered it out” with the boys.
Roscoe Lamoreaux is making
improvements to the already
distinctively beautiful yard in
front of the handsome home he
and his wife. Sophie occupy.
There are many old one-room
school houses converted to
homes, but few of them were of
the multi-room size or ar-
chitectural design of the present
Roscoe Lamoreaux home.
Den Mom, Sue Hillman’s
pack of Cub Scouts have a
patriotic project going. They're
writing paragraphs on “What I
Think of America” which is a
pretty good subject to be think-
ing about with Independence
Day nearing.
Helen Rood is one of the ladies
preparing and serving the food
for the brunches the children,
attending summer school ‘at
Lehman Elementary, partake
of.
‘pany Mrs. Jones on her drive
Joyce H.
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Mrs. Paul Girard
Mike Jones feted
at farewell party
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Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence
Jones, Memiorial Highway, Dal-|_
las, and Mr. and Mrs. William
Stewart, Shrine Acres, Dallas,
ents’ tained recently at Ruck-
pers Grove in honor of the
, Jones’ son “Mike,” who will 7
leave soon for Vietnam.
Mike is married to the former
Joanne Ruckno, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. George Ruckno
Sr., Shrine Acres, Dallas.
Joanne and Mike have
motored to California from
where he will leave. They are
visiting with Lt. (j.g.) and Mrs.
Paul Siegel. Mrs. Siegel is the
former Mary Ruckno.
The Siegels are the proud
parents of a son, Christopher
Paul, born May 8.
Mrs. George Ruckno Jr., the
former Penay Farrar, will fly to
California July 11, and accom-
back to Pennsylvania.
You’ll Find The Golden
Girard
student
Mrs. Paul Girard, the former
Joyce Hughes, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Edgar W. Hughes Jr.,
Overbrook Avenue, Dallas, has
begun graduate study at Wilkes
College toward certification as
a Home School Visitor.
Mrs. Girard graduated from
Wilkes College June 1 with a
B.A. degree in English. She
completed her semester of
student teaching in the
Wyoming Area School District. °
She and her husband, Paul
Girard, formerly of Wyoming,
reside on Lathrop Street, King-
ston.
Dallas-F ranks
reunion, July 11
Members of the Dallas-
Franklin High School class of
1955 are making final arange-
ments for the 15th class reunion
which will be held at the Castle
Inn, Memorial Highway,
Dallas, July 11, at 6 p.m.
Committee is still trying to
find David Goddard, Joan Hil-
bert Greco, Barbara May Eglis-
‘ki, Lillian Owens Werts and Joe
Hardick. Anyone having infor-
mation on the whereabouts of
any of the above should contact
Tom Schmidle, 149 S. Lehigh
St., Trucksville. r
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