"AGE EIGHT
The Dallas Post (SsAFFIAN)
Purely Personal
Doreen Davis, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Davis,
Idetown, is on crutches after suffering an injury in a fall. She isa
student and cheerleader at Lake-Lehman High School.
Mary Glahn was a recent guest of her daughter, Marjorie, who
is an elementary teacher in Hazelton wher she now resides.
Mrs. Alfred Rogers and family, Shavertown, wish to thank all
who sent flowers, cards and for helping in any way during their
recent bereavement.
Mrs. William Carroll and Mrs. Ira Smith, Dallas, and Mrs.
Roland Eagle, Huntsville, spent some time last weekend in East
Stroudsburg attending the Fred Waring Workshop. They sang with
Waring’s Pennsylvanians Saturday.
Mrs. Anna Walter, 54 Gerald Ave., Dallas, has reported that
she has an Easter lily in her yard with two large blossoms in full
bloom.
Mr. and Mrs. Wilson Ryman, Mary Valentine, Dallas, called on
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Hoover and Flossie Sutton recently.
Mrs. Theodore Frankenfield, Wanamie, Mr. and Mrs. William
Stroud and family, Virginia, visited Flossie Sutton and her sister,
Minnie Sutton, Sunday.
Iva Hoover is spending her vacation with her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Robert Hoover.
Robin Ann Lee, Philadelphia, and Cassie Cilvic, Outlet, have
returned from camp at Beach Lake.
Clara Lockwood, Linda and Mark, Kingston, N.Y., recently
visited Mr. and Mrs. Charles Gosart and her mother, Flossie
Sutton.
Marie Ritts of Oak Hill and Jane Bicking of Dallas have re-
turned from a 10-day tour of Florida. They also spent some time in
Havana.
Clifford Davis of Idetown is a surgical patient in the Veteran's
Administration Hospital, Wilkes-Barre.
Mr. and Mrs. Kirk Lannon and children, State College, visited
Mrs. Lannon’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Davis, Idetown, over
the weekend.
The Hayden A. Evans family, formerly of Trucksville, is on the
move again. They élosed their home in Framingham, Mass., last
month and after the wedding of daughter, Sheryl, in Norwalk,
Conn., Mr. and Mrs. Evans and son, Hayden (Butch), Chippewa
Falls, Wis. Mr. Evans is associated with Amoco Chemical
Packaging Products as national retail sales manager.
Richard M. Tattersall Jr., son of Mr. and Mrs. Richard Tat-
tersall, Harveys Lake and Wilkes-Barre, enlisted in the armed
forces Sept. 22 at the recruiting station in the Veterans’ Adminis-
tration Building.
Richard will receive training in motor transport and will take
basic training at Fort Dix, N.J.
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THE DALLAS POST, OCT 1, 1970
Seven senior girls at Dallas Senior High School have been se-
lected by their fellow classmates as candidates for Homecoming
Queen. The entire student body will vote for the Queen who will
be crowned Oct. 10. They are left to right: Pam Morris, Cathy
Wilson, Debbie Price, Susan Rother, Eileen Hughes, Brenda
Richards, and Patti Koeb.
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Dallas Senior High School will
observe Homecoming Day Oct.
10 at the Dallas High School.
The Mountaineers will compete
with West Side Tech that after-
noon. A motorcade, starting at
the Dallas Shopping Center, will
kick-off the afternoon’s
festivities.
The Homecoming Queen will
be crowned during halftime
ceremonies. Seven candidates
have been chosen by vote of the
senior class. The Queen will be
selected by vote of the entire
student body.
The Homecoming dance will
be held that night after the
game, from 8 to 11.
Trinity Church
rummage sale
The Trinity United Presby-
terian Church Women’s Associ-
ation has completed plans for
its annual fall rummage sale
which will be held Oct. 10 at 9
am. at the Dallas Church,
located off Rt. 309 across from
the Dallas Drive-In Theater.
Alarge variety of articles will
be available for sale. Commit-
tee chairman is Mrs. Wayne
Williams. Other members of the
committee are Mrs. Charles
Meck, Mrs. Josef Reese, and
Mrs. Hugh Mac Derment.
Orpheus members
eat ‘crow’ cake
Half the members of the ! Serving on the board are
Orpheus Choral Society, Wilkes- | Charlotte Klavonski, Mrs.
Barre, literally ate crow recent- Philip Weidner, Kingston; Mrs.
ly at a dinner meeting held re- Melvin Swithers, Nanticoke;
cently at the Gus Genetti Hotel. Ann Lutz, Don Williams,
The contest centered around William Clewell and John
concert subscriptions sold for Humble, Wilkes-Barre; Joseph
Orpheus’ spring concert. The Polacky, Edwardsville, out-
group was divided into two going president, and Mrs.
teams for the purpose of com- Eugene Martin, Wilkes-Barre,
peting. While the winning side Mrs. Roland G. Eagle is di-
ate a decorated sheet cake for "rector of public relations;
dessert, the losers, managed by William Acornley, director;
Mrs. John Honabach, Nanti-
coke, ate crow.
Following the dinner the new
president announced several
goals for the coming 52nd
season of Orpheus. He also an-
nounced auditions for new
members at 8 p.m. at the Gus |
Genetti Hotel Oct. 6 and 13. The
Rev. Eugene Martin is pastor of
the Parsons Primitive Meth- |
odist Church, Wilkes-Barre. !
Other officers installed were: ;
Clem Metz, Scranton, vice pres-
ident; Brynley Griffith, Ply-
mounth, treasurer; Mrs.’
Thomas Klinger, Dallas, re-
cording secretary; Ann Jones,
Scranton, corresponding secre-
tary; Mrs. John Truchon, Ply-
mouth, financial secretary; li-
brarians, Charlotte Klavonski
and Ruth Oliver.
Rev. Martin helps Gloria Honabach ‘‘eat crow’ at a dinner
which ‘marked the opening of the 52nd season of Orpheus
recently. Pictured, left to right are: Richard Davis, who
designed the three dimensional cake with black icing; Brynley
Griffith, treasurer; Mrs.
Robert Honaback,
losing team
manager; the Rev. Eugene R. Martin, president, and Clem
Metz, vice president and concert chairman this season.
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Mrs. William Carrol, assistant
director; Mrs. Ira Smith, ac-
Altar & Rosary
to reorganize
Mrs. Robert Cartier, presi-
dent of the Altar and Rosary
society, Gate of Heaven Parish,
Dallas, has announced that the
next meeting of the organiza-
tion will be held Oct. 8, at 8 p.m.
in the school auditorium.
Suggestions for the coming
season will be discussed, and
plans will be made for the an-
nual Christmas party.
Following the business
meeting and remarks by the
Rev. Thomas Jordan, pastor
and moderator, a program will
be presented by ~ Florence
Eckert, Forty Fort, who will
companist; Edith Lloyd, assist- -« show slides and tell of her visit
ant accompanist. to Fatima.
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DALLAS
MONDAY: Beefburger on roll, Kosher pickle slices, potato puffs,
sliced peaches, milk.
TUESDAY: Egg salad, ham salad, peanut butter and jelly sand-
wiches, potato salad, buttered wax beans, asst. gelatin with
topping, milk.
WEDNESDAY: Hoagie with sauce, potato sticks, homemade
cinnamon apple sauce, milk.
THURSDAY: Ham barbecue on roll, lettuce with tomato, buttered
corn nuggets, oatmeal cookies, milk.
FRIDAY: Chicken loaf, lettuce and tomato with dressing, fruit
cocktail, assorted cookies, milk. ;
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COUNTRY AUCTION
THIS SATURDAY, 1 P.M.
‘OCT. 3, 1970
Many antiques as well as hundreds of t : I
house-hold items from area estates. % quslity
SPECIAL NOTE —we will sell any
entire truck load of golden Oak furniture cond
signed to us by a New York warehouse.
‘There are round tables, china closets, rockers,
bedroom suites, etc. Their will be china and |
glassware along with old bottles and hundreds of
rare collectables—come early to inspect. This
big sale will be held at
IKUNKLE (COMMUNITY HALL \KUNKLE PA
Just a short distance off Rt. 309 between Dallas &
Tunkhannock
ROBERT EARL, AUCTIONEER
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