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by Mrs. Norman Franklin
On Nov. 2, Election Day,
the Ladies Auxiliary of the
Jackson Township Fire
Company will hold a bake
sale, at the Fire Hall,
Chase.
There will be home made
soup, Wimpies, hot dogs,
ete. on sale all day. The
@uxiliary would appreciate
donations of baked goods.
Proceeds from the sale
will go toward the am-
bulance fund. :
The E. and M. Craft
Group met recently at the
Back Mt.
paper drive
The Back Mountain
Kiwanis Club of Shaver-
town will hold its regular
ekly meeting Oct. 30th
at 8:30 a.m. at the Mark II
estaurant in Dallas.
following
the meeting, members of
the club will participate in
which is a major project of
the club. The drive will be
conducted at the
Shavertown Methodist
Church Parking Lot from
8:30 a.m. to noon.
The group will be
collecting glass,
newspapers, and card-
board for recycling.
Members and wives of
the club members attended
the installation dinner for
the state governor and his
board at Williamsport on
Saturday evening Oct.
16th.
GJuxiliary
to hold
party
The auxiliary of the
Shavertown Fire Company
will hold a Halloween
party, Sunday, Oct. 31 at 2
p.m. at the fire hall.
All children and
grandchildren of firemen
and auxiliary members are
invited. Reservations can
be made, with Mrs. Rose
Rinehimer or Mrs. Debra
Darling.
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Dallas
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Mrs. James Richardson
is chairman of the Ninth
International = Fashion
Show to be presented by
the Dallas/Jr. Woman’s
Club at the Dallas Jr. High
School at 8 p.m. on Thurs-
day, Nov. 4.
Honorary chairman is
Mrs. Evan Bonawitz, club
president, and Mrs. Dwight
Nunemacher is co-chair-
man.
Tickets may be obtained
for $2 from club members,
at the door or from the
Back Mountain Branch of
the Franklin Federal
Savings and Loans Office.
In this year’s fashion
show new designs by Bill
Travilla and Jill Richards
will be featured. Both of
these designers are closely
associated with the film
industry. Richards, an ac-
home of Mrs. Joseph
Mendrzyski, of Shaver-
town. Those who attended
were, Mrs. Esther Samsel,
Mrs. Clarence Elston, Mrs.
Kitty Allabaugh, Mrs.
Clarence Myers, Mrs.
Helen Franklin.
Happy Birthday, to Don
Shaffer, of Chase Manor,
who celebrated his bir-
thday on Oct. 16, a surprise
birthday party was held in
his honor at the home of his
daughter and son in-law.
Mr. and Mrs. Tom Norton,
of Forty Fort.
Attending were Mr. and
Mrs. Don Shaffer, Mr. and
Mrs. Donald Kinsey, of
Morgantown, Penna. His
aunt Mrs. Grace
Allabaugh, of Wilkes-
Barre, aunt and uncle Mr.
and Mrs. Howard
Allabaugh, of Shavertown,
Sheila Shaffer, of
Somerville, New Jersey,
grandchildren, Kelley,
Sandy, Roger Norton. .
The first day of deer,
archery season, George
Nemetz, of Chase Rd. shot
a 125 lb. spike buck, at
Sugar Hollow, Tunkhan-
nock.
The Cub scouts, Den 2
went on a field trip to the
Lansberry Dairy Farm in
Lehman Township, on
Thursday Oct. 21.
Den mothers who ac-
companied the Cub scouts
were, Mrs. Richard
Brader, Mrs. Michael
Kmetz, Mrs. David
Cochran.
The following boys went
on the field trip, Michael
Kmetz, Kevin Brader,
Danny Cochran, Kerk
Vandermark, Kam Ganoe,
Richie Pudimolt, Ray
Hillman, Doug Ide, Mark
Yaple, Ronald Marlin,
Mr. and Mrs. Norman
Franklin, of Jackson
Church Rd. had as guests
recently Mr. and Mrs.
Harry Yeagle, of Horsham,
Pa., Mrs. May Seigmann of
Scranton, and Mrs. Jean
Archibald, of Wyndmoor.
Pa.
The following group of
women attended Bower
Memorial Church, bazaar
in Berwick on Thursday
Oct. 21 st. Mrs. Esther
Samsel, Mrs. Mamie
Eisenhower, Mrs. Marjorie
Zbiek, Mrs. Freda Snyder,
Mrs. Olive Mc Donald,
Mrs. Katherine Mendr-
zyski.
675-0563
tress until her recent ap-
pearance in the Hollywood
designing circles, incor-
porates a special theatrical
glamour into her fashions.
Travilla, best known for
designing the fashions for
“Marilyn Monroe Movies,
also received an Academy
Award for designing the
creations worn by Flyn in
the movie ‘Don Juan.”
A group of young, avant
garde Hollywood designers
working under the name of
their designs. The word
“Maya’’ is Hindu for illu-
sion, and ~ represents
fashions which do not con-
form to trends, but reflect
today’s moods of indivi-
duality and expression.
Also in this category of.
young designers are
Holly’s Harp, noted for
fashions created from soft,
flowing fabrics which
emphasize the lines of the
Oak Hill
body, and Norma Camali,
who designs for personal-
ities such as Bianca
Jaggar, wife of rock star
Mick Jaggar.
Fashion is a cultural
experience, a personal art.
Fashion creativity burns
like a flame. It can light up
the mind and kindle desire,
and Hess’s fashions cap-
ture this excitement.
Entertainment will be
provided by the Dallas
Woman’s Club Chorale
under the direction of Mrs.
David Wojciechowski and
organ music will be pro-
ficed by Mrs. Russel
Parsons. An informal tea
will be held in the school
cafeteria following the
show.
Proceeds from this show
will be used for community
projects and the Dallas Jr.
Woman's Club scholarship
program.
by Bridgette Correale
Wasn't it nice that Gate
of Heaven’s Parent
Teacher Guild babysat for
us Sunday afternoon?
While our youngsters
viewed the movies ‘and
stuffed themselves silly
with popcorn and candy,
we were able to catch up on
some breathing.
The Guild plans to
sponsor a ‘Sunday After-
noon at the Movies’’ once a
month. Thank goodness for
little things.
Belated greetings to
Donna Sue James who
celebrated her seventh
birthday Oct. 21.
Happy to note that Betty
Marquis is recuperating at
home after being a surgical
patient at Wilkes-Barre
General Hospital.
Hope to hear soon that
Marie Bellas is up and
around being her normal
self again. Marie has been
suffering with a slipped
disc and hasn’t been in the
mood to ‘Hustle’ or in Al's
case ‘Tango.’
All Oak Hill’s youngsters
are sorry that their athletic
director Gary Naugle is off
to Spain for his Navy
assignment. While home on
leave at his in-laws The Os-
the youngsters ages 6 and
up and play football.
Birthday greetings are
extended to Karen
Iwanowski whose ninth
birthday is October 31, to
Megan Flynn her ninth,
October 29, J.J. Downs,
October 30 and Jamie Bar-
low, October 26.
Sorry to learn that
Gladys Husted is a surgical
patient at Wilkes-Barre
General Hospital. Hurry up
and get well so I can tease
you again.
With her flower lei in
hand and a lump in her
throat, Karen Fertal has
returned home after
spending nine days in
beautiful Hawaii. Karen
along with her good friend
Taryn McGinis, joined the
Gate of Heaven travelers
on their annual tour of
Hawaii.
I don’t know if it was in
honor of her up-coming
Oct. 28 birthday, but Fran
Dress spent a lovely week
end in Mt. Stowe, Vermont,
where she enjoyed the
company of a dear friend
Fran Wentzel, along with
the gorgeous scenery.
Tuesday is Election Day,
so don’t forget to exercise
your right and power to
vote.
Reading, Pa. will never
be the same. This past
Saturday, Geri Bartz,
Marianne Cleary and Our
Miss Brooks, Julie
Iwanowski, drove down
and literally hit every out-
let along the way and out of
the way. Then they told me
they were tired and have
headaches.
‘Mommy you should see
Kristina, she’s beautiful,
she had the smallest nose I
ever saw and doesn’t wake
up when we make noise.”
That was our George des-
cribing the Burke's new
baby, after seeing her for
the first time. He can’t get
over that babies start out
so small and grow and
grow and grow. To tell you
the truth, neither can I.
This Tuesday our baby
will celebrate his seventh
birthday and I can’t be-
lieve it. In fact I better
change my tune. I keep
saying my extra weight is
due to my last pregnancy.
After seven years who am I
kidding?
After Oak Hill's buffet
dinner dance this coming
Saturday, I wonder what’s
going to spring forward
and fall back. The clock or
some neighbors.
Tour ciderplant
The third grade students
of the Dallas Area Schools
toured the Eggleston Cider
plant and orchards
recently. They were ac-
companied by their
teachers.
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