err IE RE IEEE Y ETRE E20 by Frances A. Sabaluski “So. Proud to Be An American’ is the theme for the Neighborhood 24 Juliette Low in-gathering dinner being held Saturday night March 13 at 6 p.m. at the Dallas Junior High School. Following dinner the qliette Low represen- tatives will present their troop contribution to the Juliette Low World Friendship Fund. The following girls have been chosen as troop representatives: Troop 348-Tammy Fey, Suzanne Sabaluski, Price, Betsy Lasco, 606- Katie Lasco, Loreen Auchus, 610-Roberta McDaniels, Tracey Tur- ner, 611-Sabrina Major, Cheryl Campbell, 623- Sharon Chupas, Amy Williams, 624-Lori Falcone, Linda Heffner, 636-Larua Shelby, Ruth Goldman, 638-Zina Traver, Joan Drobnicki, 639-Becky Jones, Karen Bombek, 640- Kathy Cominsky, Kristel Poynton, 641-Michele Eason, Toby Costello, 644-Donna Kapitula, Janet Bigoski, 645-Kathleen Bernick, "rl Montross, 647-Kelly ale, Donna Meade, 650- Nicole Strauser, Gwyneth Thomas, 651-Becky Lowery, Robin Engleman, 658-Jonelle Mainwairing, Beverly Zerfoss, 696- Kimberly Jurosky, Kelly Thompson, 704-Samantha Wood, Kim Sorber, 706- Lori Davidson, Wendy Anderson, 707-Lisa Pagliante, Ann Marie Novicki, 715-Nancy Lyons, Lynn Noon, 717-Lori Traver, Robin Whistler, 930-Loni Hillard, Lori Starbuck. Everyone at- tending the = dinner is reminded to bring their Flames of Freedom candle with them for the closing ‘@remony. The troops from Gate of . Heaven, Brownie 623 and 696, Junior 645 and 707 and Cadette 715 have put a the Dallas Post while Dallas Junior Troop 640 put a display in at Besecker’s Realty. Take a minute and stop and look at these windows during Girl Scout Week, March 7 thru 13. Junior Girl Scout Troop 636 toured WVIA Channel 44 studios on Feb. 16. Miss Donna Jarmus of In- structional Television Department was the Troop Guide. A short in- troductory film was shown and the troop viewed three sets and experienced the workings of television equipment. The troop met Miss Carol, was photographed with her and received and autographed picture of her. At the next regular troop meeting new patrols were set up and patrol flags were planned. The new patrols are: Super seven Patrol, Lisa Robinson, patrol leader; Universal Patrol, Laura Shelby, Patrol leader; Musical Patrol, Tracey Thomas, patrol leader; and Shooting Star Patrol, Laura Wright, patrol leader. For Thinkind plans and on Feb. 23 the troop visited Brownie Troop 650 at the Trinity United Presbyterian Church. Sweet Valley Junior Girl Scout Troop 348 held their annual Mother-Daughter Tea on Friday, February 27 at the fire hall. Tammy Fey led the pledge of Allegience, Lori Marsh led the Girl Scout Promise and Suzanne Sabaluski led the Girl Scout Law. Assistant leader, Mrs. Dorothy Thomas presented corsages to the following mothers: Mrs. Josephine Bernot, oldest mother with a daughter in scouts, Mrs. Peggy Van Horn, youngest lasagna, stuffed even days a week $d CZAR mother with a daughter in scouts, Mrs. Donna Lasco, mother with the most Mrs. Frances Sabaluski, mother with the most years as a registered scout. Girl Scout and World Association Pins were presented to Mrs. Jo Bernot, Mrs. Dorothy Thomas and Mrs. Debbie Remely. World Association Pins were given to Mrs. Ada Petroski, Mrs. Pat Laidacker, Mrs. Martha Lake, Mrs. Diane Fey, Mrs. Diane Sarnoski, and Girl Scout Pins went to Mrs. Peggy Van Horn, Mrs. Karen Perrego, Mrs. Beverly Knapich, Mrs. Alberta Hudzik, Mrs. Joan Surman, Mrs. Linda Shirk, Mrs. Mildred Wayda, and Mrs. Sue Johnson. The troop presented a program of patriotic songs to their mothers and Mrs. Debbie © Remley ac- companied them. Badges were awarded to the following: My Trefoil, Bonnie Perrego, Debbie Sarnoski, Kelly Knapich, Ronda Hudzik, Dody Marsh, Dianne Williams, Kim Shirk, Susie Van Horn, Liz Lake. Cook, Hospitality, Housekeeper, Prints, Books, My Trefoil Health Aid, Housekeeper, Water Fun, My Trefoil to Kim Fey. Housekeeper and My Trefoil, Lori Laidacker. Hospitality, Health Aid, Observer, Active Citizen, My Trefoil, Mary Lasco. Health Aid, Home Health and Safety, Housekeeper, Musician, My Home and My Trefoil, Tammy Fey. Skater,. Sewing, Housekeeper, My Trefoil, Laura Surman. Home Health and Safety, Hospitality, My Home, Needlecraft. and My Trefoil, Dee Ann Thomas. Skater and . My: Trefoil, Debbie Wayda. Toymaker, Storyteller, My Trefoil to Lori Marsh and My Trefoil, The Sign of the Star and the Sign of the Arrow went to Denise Petroski. The troop lit their Flames of Freedom Candles in preparation for their special lighting on Friday night March 12. On that day at 5 p.m. all Girl Scouts in the United States will light their candles as a special bicentennial memorial service on the birthday anniversary of Girl Scouts, U.S.A. The following people were thanked for their help to the troop this year. Mrs. Ada Petroski, treasurer, Mrs. Peggy Van Horn, Calender Chairman, Mrs. Karen Perrego, Cookie chairman, Mrs. Dorothy Thomas, Fund-raising, Mrs. Frances Sabaluski and ‘Mrs. Debbie Remley, entertainment, Mrs. Peggy Van Horn and Mrs. Linda Shirk, decorations, Mrs. Diane Fey, Mrs. Joan Surman, Mrs. Pat Laidacker, Mrs. Ada Petroski, Refreshments and to Mrs. Diane Fey, Mrs. Dorothy Marsh, Mrs. Mildred Wayda for their help making a ‘Flames of Freedom’ banner for the Sweet Valley troops. Refreshments were served by Cadette scouts Marsha Price, Betsy Lasco, and Senior Scout, Cathy Adams. SCORE Frank Willis, retired Faber Inc. and spokesman for the Service Corps of Retired Executives (SCORE) addressed the Dallas Rotary Club last Thursday evening. Mrs. Walter Roberts was named to represent Dallas Women of Kiwanis on the Fall Fair Board of Directors at a recent meeting of that organization, held recently at Irem Temple Country Club. Mrs. Andrew Roan presided. Invocation was given by Mrs. Budd Hirleman. Budget for the year was presented by Mrs. Robert Maturi and Mrs. Hirleman reported on Concert Assn. Community Concerts Association will present the ‘third of its current season subscription con- certs on'Thursday, Mar. 18, 8:30 p:m. in Irem Temple, Wilkes-Barre. Andre- Michel Schub, a young pianist, will be guest performer. Members are reminded to present membership cards at the door for ad- mission. R.J. Andes 675-0182 L-L PLAY--Bob Cumens, Senior ~ Citizen par- ticipation on special oc- caions. Mrs. Walter Kozemchak bylaws meeting to be held at a time convenient for committee members, Mrs. Peter George, Mrs. Martin Moore and Mrs. Walter Roberts. The sum of $120 was sent to the Back Mountain Drug and Alcohol Abuse Council after hearing a report on its projects by Mrs. Fred Anderson. Mrs. Andre Billinge was welcomed as a new member. Mrs. James Yudiski was named COURTEOUS Bruce EF. 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