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Frank J. Summa Jr., son of
. Mr. and Mrs. Frank J. Summa,
29 Water St.,; Dallas, is home for
holidays. Frank,
member of Dallas High School
Class of 71, is a student at
« Trenton State College, Trenton,
: N.J.
Andries Smith, son of Mr. and
DeWitt Smith,
recently on a European trip.
: While in Europe he plans to visit
: relatives in Holland. Andries
« will return to Dallas in the
« spring.
Phillip Scott, son of Mr. and
Mrs. D. T. Scott Jr., 54 Hunt-
+ sville Road, Dallas, is home for
the holidays. Phillip is a 1st
year student at Villanova. He
graduated from Dallas Senior
High School last June.
Edward Eyerman 4th,
i student at Florida Southern
College, Lakeland, Fla., will
- spend , the holidays with his
mothefgMrs. Edward Eyerman
3rd. New Goss Manor, Dallas.
Mr. and Mrs. Leo Sickler,
Stone Hedge, Dallas, have
returned home after visiting
their daughters, Mrs. Marilyn
Davis, Newton, N.J., and Mrs.
Whedler Hess Jr., Andover,
Conn.
Sarah Mullen, who attends
Aiglon College, Switzerland,
is spending the Christmas
holidays at her home, Shrine
View, Dallas.
Mr. and Mrs. Norman
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Mr. and Mrs. Lewis May re-
: cently spent two weeks at the
home of his brother, Richard
May and family, Bellefonte.
Brandy Lee White, infant
.. daughter of Dave and Karen
_ White, was baptized Nov. 28 by
Pastor Carl Schindler.
Mr. and Mrs. Howard Engel-
. man visited her brother-in-law,
Evan Summerson, at Plains.
Missjonary Society
Enjdys Xmas Party
Christian Missionary Society
of Wolo Assembly of God
held Ya Christmas party at
Esther’s Diner Dec. 4.
The group sang Christmas
carols and games were played.
Gifts were exchanged. Present
were: Mrs. William Schell, Mrs.
Harold Cragle, Mrs. Nelson
Harris, Louise Montigney, Mrs.
Russell Kitchen, Mrs. Leonard
Baer, Mrs. Wilson Mahoney,
Mrs. Robert Kittle, Josephine
Shaw, Mrs. Loren Edwards,
Lela Zearfoss, Ethel
Gelsleichter and Mrs. Paul
Williams.
X hristmas Time
Christmas is a time of year
When the little children cheer
Christmas time is here.
Ti happiest time of the year
For the children far and near.
Lee A. St. Clair
Grade 5
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Franklin, Mrs. O. L. Harvey,
and Mrs. Thomas E. Cease,
Dallas, were recent guests of
the Rev. Allan J. Cease,
Methodist Church parsonage,
Forest City.
John Gildea, son of Mr. and
Mrs. John J. Gildea Sr., RD 4,
Dallas, has been selected for the
1971-72 ‘“‘Who’s Who Among
Students in American Colleges
and Universities.”” He is a
senior at Bloomsburg State
College.
Robert C. Rinehimer Jr.,
instructor at Phelps School,
Malvern, is visiting his parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Robert C.
Rinehimer Dallas, RD.
Betsy Smith, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Harrison H. Smith,
Shrine View, Dallas, is spending
the holidays with her parents.
Betsy is a student at Kutztown
State College.
Mrs. Fred Carlson,
Philadelphia, has been the
guest of Mr. and Mrs. Edgar
Lashford.
Mrs. Ruth Harrison,
Kingston, former Back
Mountain resident, is a patient
in Nesbitt Memorial Hospital.
Mrs. Harrison has a broken hip
suffered when she fell on the
ice.
Dallas Booster Club held its
final film session of the current
football season with the showing
of the film of the Dallas-Lake-
Lehman game. The films were
donated by the Sheehan family
in memory of their father. Jack
Jones, Dallas coach, was
narrator.
Noxen
Mr. and Mrs. David Hopkins,
Vienna, N.J., spent Sunday with
her father, Harry Siglin.
Mrs. Samuel Keithline under-
went surgery Friday at Tyler
Memorial Hospital, Meshoppen.
Shirley Hackling, Montours-
ville, spent the weekend with
Mrs. Jospeh Hackling. Sunday
callers were Mr. and Mrs. Dale
Hess and Anna Kanouse,
Bloomsburg; Mr. and Mrs. Wil-
liam Mason and daughter,
Pamela, Endwell, N.Y.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Schenck
visited Mrs. Howard Yoch, a
guest at the Davis Nursing
home at Mountaintop, and Mr.
and Mrs. James Hoch, Drums;
Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Renford Swire
and daughter of Harrisburg,
spent the weekend with her
father, Edgar Engelman.
Mrs. Nathan Straley has re-
ceived word of the death of her
sister, Mrs. Herbert Grabe,
Mesa, Ariz. She has two sisters
in this area besides Mrs.
Straley. They are Mrs. Edward
Condon, Beaumont, and Mrs:
Homer Meeker, Korn Krest.
Frank Glaush and Tommy
Space got a doe Tuesday.
Philip Shafer, Philadelphia,
came last Sunday to take his
wife and daughter, Nancy,
home with him. Nancy and her
parents came to the home of
Dorothy French Thanksgiving
Eve and had to be taken to the
General Hospital for an appen-
dectomy.
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Men's recreation program at
Dallas Senior High School will
resume their schedule Jan. 6.
Dallas Senior High School
choral group, under the
direction of Florence Sherwood,
presented a program of
Christmas selections at the
holiday luncheon of Irem
Temple Women’s Auxiliary
held at Irem Temple Country
Club.
Dallas United Methodist
Church School program was
held Sunday at 6:30 p.m. Reese
Pelton directed the Dallas
Junior High Brass Choir in
selected carols. Marilyn Miller
accompanied the children’s
choir on the organ. Mrs. Dale
Campbell directed the children.
Mrs. Clyde Duffield was in
charge of a social hour
following the program.
Churchwomen of Prince of
Peace Episcopal Church met
Wednesday at 10 a.m. The Rev.
John Prater delivered the
Christmas message following
the business meeting. Each
woman brought her lunch and
gift packages which were ex-
changed. Dessert was served by
the committee in charge.
Members of the Crown Im-
perialette League held their
Christmas party last weekend
at Brothers Four Restaurant,
Main Street, Dallas.
Thirty girls attended the
smorgasbord dinner which was
followed by program of carols
and Christmas games.
Mrs. Lee Bicking was general
chairman. Mrs. George
Poynton was in charge of the
program.
Nursery school of Trinity
United Presbyterian Church
closed for the holidays following
a Christmas party held last
Thursday and will resume
classes Jan. 3. -
Photo by J. Kozemchak Sr.
Jane Cornell, elementary art
THE DALLAS POST, DEC.
21, 1971
teacher in the Dallas School
District, stands in front of the giant Santa erected in the West-
moreland Elementary School cafeteria. Mrs. Cornell has’ in-
corporated the production of
elementary art program.
seasonal decorations into the
Misericordia Alumnae
Name Campaign Goal
Fifty thousand dollars has
been set as the goal for the 14th
annual giving campaign being
conducted by College Miseri-
cordia Alumnae Association,
according to Mrs. Willard
Garey, director of the associa-
tion. The annual campaign is
scheduled to begin Jan. 1.
Over 4,000 College Miseri-
cordia alumnae are being
solicited to contribute to the
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campaign, according to Mrs.
Garey, with regional alumnae
associations being encouraged
to work and contribute as a
group. Money resulting from
the campaign will be used to
promote both the physical and
academic expansion of the
college.
The campaign will be con-
ducted through June 1, 1972. Co-
chairmen for 1972 are Judith
Fenstemacher Stefanik and
Mary King Ginn. Sister Miriam
Teresa, RSM, College Miseri-
cordia president, will serve as
honorary chairman.
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Members of the Shavertown Fire Company hosted a gala
Christmas party recently for children in the area served by the
volunteer firemen. Santa Claus, pictured above with a passel of
bright-eyed youngsters, was the delighted and delightful guest
of honor.
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Nicholson
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Tunkhannock
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Photo by J. Kozemchak Sr.
Among the many stops Santa made this past weekend was a
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visit to the American Legion Daddow-Isaacs Christmas party in
Dallas. He is pictured here nestling a couple of kids in his arms
after arriving at the party aboard a fire truck.
School Audit
Florence Finn was granted
permission to serve on an
evaluation committee at the
Ben Franklin High School in
Carbondale March 7 through 9,
1972. Mr. Belles observed that
as a member of the Middle
States Association of Secondary
Schools. it is an obligation of the
school board to provide
evaluation team © participants
when requested to do so.
A request from the Everhart
Museum for a grant of $2,000 to
the museum’s general fund was
tabled after School Board
President Edgar Lashford
commented that such a sum “‘is
neither budgeted nor available”
for a contribution to the
museum.
Programs to be funded by
NDEA Title III monies will be
prepared by Lake-Lehman
educators and administration,
following approval by the
board. Programs must be
outlined and submitted to
NDEA officials for approval
before grants are made. Mr.
Belles indicated that Lake-
Lehman will take particular
interest in developing programs
in the industrial arts area.
A.request..from Jackson
Township’s tax collector
seeking burglary insurance
while school district monies are
in his home was taken under
advisement by the school
directors.
The name of Margaret Ed-
wards, Harveys Lake, was
placed on the substitute list for
cafteria workers: or teacher
aides. Louis Sheer was named
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to the teachers’ substitute list.
Lois R. Hardisky, elementary
teacher at Noxen, was granted
a maternity leave from Jan. 1,
1972, until Sept. 1, 1972.
WBRE Radio will broadcast
the basketball game Jan. 4,
1972, to be played at Lake-
Lehman High School.
A Tree
A tree is bright
On Christmas night,
With big red balls
On a tree so tall.
The snow is falling,
Children calling,
“Merry Christmas
And a Happy New Year.”
Joann Hoover
Grade 5-C
Lehman Elem.
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At Trucksville
Worship services in the
Trucksville United Methodist
Church will be held at 9:30 and
10:50 a.m. Dec. 26. The early
service will feature a special re-
cognition of gifts which have
been made to the church during
1971. Dr. Laurence T. Beers,
pastor, will speak at both ser-
vices on the subject: ‘*After Ad-
vent—What?”’
The Church School will meet
at 10:45 a.m. Class are provided
for all ages, from nursery
through adult.
Sunday evening the Church
School will present a special
program for the whole church,
starting at 6 p.m. It will be titled
*Christmas In Living Pic-
tures.” Refreshments will be
served at the end of the pro-
gram.
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