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A meeting was held
‘recently of the Dallas Band
Parents Association in the
high school. Although the
meeting was poorly’
attended, many items were
discussed.
A report was made on the
successful spaghetti
supper held on Oct. 16. All
by makers were
thanked
Also reported successful
was the candy apple sale
held at the football game on
Nov. 6th. All who helped in
this project’ were also
thanked.
Under immediate
discussion was a cookie
sale to be held prior to the
Christmas holidays. All
parents of band members
in the junior and senior
high school as well as
parents of strutters and
help out in this project.
If this is a success, the
budget of the year will
almost be realized and the
rest of the year can be a
little. more relaxing.
Parents are asked to
contact Janice Gelsleichter
at 675-3086 to offer their
assistance.
Itis hoped that sometime
in January an awards
banquet will be held to
honor the senior members
of the band, strutters and
majorettes. This was ‘a
successful event last year
and the group hopes it will
be well-attended again this
year.
The next monthly
meeting will be held on
Monday, Dec. 13. All
parents are asked to please
attend. It will be held at 8
p.m. in the senior high
school.
An all-day holiday
workshop will be con-
ducted on Saturday, Dec. 4,
from 9:30 a.m. to 3 p.m. at
the Old Courthouse Annex,
Extension Office, Wilkes-
Bie.
Mrs. Josephine Kotch,
extension home economist
for Luzerne County, en-
couraged county residents
to register before Tuesday,
Nov. 30th for two of the
following workshops:
Workshop 1-Cathedral
Window Quilting by Claire
Espisito. Supplies needed--
scissors, white cotton
thread and hand-sewing
needle.
Workshop 2-German Bell
by Marie Kale. Supplies
needed--scissors.
Workshop 3-Rice Paper
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gk Riegel | son at Mr.
a rs. Charles Riegel,
ris Hill Road, Trucks-
ville, is spending the wee-
kend with his parents.
Chuck is a student at
University of Pittsburgh.
Mrs. Alva Eggelston and
daughter, Mrs. Nancy
Bartley, of Vernon, have
returned home from
Atlanta, Ga.
David Dierolf is spending
the Thanksgiving holiday
with his parents, Col. and
Mrs. William Dierolf,
Applewood Manor, Dallas.
Dave is a member of last
June’s graduating class
from Dallas High School.
He is a student at Purdue
University.
Donna Kostrobala,
student at West Chester
State College, will spend
Thanksgiving holiday
with her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Ted Kostrobala,
Powderhorn Drive, Dallas.
Airman Alfred E.
Wendel, III, son of Alfred
E. Wendel, Jr., Trucks-
ville, will undergo training
in the flight -equipment
Free
(parchment type covers
for cards and stationery)
by Marion Ceo. Supplies
needed-- sciccors.
Workshop 4--Pine Cone
Wreaths by Evelyn Kelly.
Supplies needed--wire
shears, nuts, loads of pine
cones (20 1b. bag).
Workshop 5--Macrame.
Supplies needed--scissors
or shears.
All instructors are
members of the Luzerne
County Craftsmen. For
further information and fee
charges, please contact
Mrs. Kotch at the Luzerne
County Agricultural
Association, 5 Water S.T.,
Wilkes-Barre. All par-
ticipants will complete at
least two items.
field at : Chanute Air Force
Base, Il.
Bruce Riefenstahl, stu-
dent at University of Pitts-
burgh, will spend Thanks-
giving with his parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Edward
Riefenstahl, New Goss
Manor, Dallas. |
Mr. and Mrs. Russell
Denmon, Jr., announce the
birth of an eight pound
baby boy, born Nov. 19 at
Washington, N.J. Mr.
Denmon is the son of Mr.
and Mrs. Russell Denmon
of Beaumont.
Mrs. Irene C. Monk, 45
Pinecrest Ave., Dallas, has
returned home after
spending three weeks visit-
ing friends in Philadelphia.
Dr. Anthony P. Sindoni,
Dallas, has returned home
from Hershey where he
completed an advance
course in podiatric surgical
procedures. ;
We wish a very happy
Thanksgiving to Mr. and
Mrs. Leslie Warhola,
Dallas, who will observe
their golden wedding anni-
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Five new members were initiated by
chairman of the
membership committee,
introduced the new
members. Mrs. Andrew
New members for the
year 1976 were initiated
into Dallas Women of
Kiwanis at a ceremony
Wednesday, Nov. 17, at Roan, president, welcomed
Irem Temple Country the new members. Mrs.
Club. Walter Kozemchak and
Mrs. Claudette Banks,
School menu
DALLAS SCHOOL MENU
Nov. 30-Dec. 3
Tuesday--Juice, hot dog on roll, mustard-relish, baked
beans, apple sauce, donut, chilled milk.
Wednesday--Beef and bacon patty on roll with lettuce and
tomato, buttered corn, fruit, cookie, chilled milk.
Thursday--Spaghetti with Meat Sauce, parmesian cheese,
tossed salad,-dressing, Italian bread and butter, ice
cream-peanuts, chilled milk.
Friday--Fish Sandwich on roll (Elem. -Inter.) with melted
cheese (Jr. Sr.), potato chips, buttered peas, tangarine,
chilled milk.
Due to the resignation of
the director and ac-
companist, The. Dallas
Women’s Club. Chorale will
not present a Christmas
program this season.
Efforts are underway to
secure new direction and
club: members with
musical abilities are urged
to contact Dallas Women’s
The Dallas Junior
Women’s Club Christmas
store will be held on
Saturday Dec. 11, at Gate
of Heaven from noon to 2
p.m.
Items will not be priced
: higher than $1. A variety of
chairman; Mrs. Walter Kozemchak, Ist vice president; : : y
Mrs. Andrew Roan, president; second row, Mrs. Joan
Grimms, Mrs. Marion Harvey, Mrs. Joan Pillets, Mrs.
Theo Billinge. (Photo by Charlot Denmon)
the children for all
members of the family.
Children are to shop alone.
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The chorale has
Santa will be there with
candy canes for all the
youngsters. .
The: committee includes
Marlene Rollman-
chairman, Carmella
Thomas-co-chairman;
Gloria Miller-publicity-
Karen Shelley-wrapping
committee ‘and Sheila
Bonawitz-president, Dallas
Jr. Women’s Club.
Cub Scout Pack 132 held
its November meeting at
Trinity Presbyterian
Church, Dallas.
The following awards
were presented to Thomas
Ash, Wolf, two silver
arrows; Larry Martin,
Wolf, two silver arrows;
Drew Jubis, Wolf, one
silver arrow; Richie
Holthaus, Wolf, one gold
arrow; John Troup, Bear
badge; Webelos, Anthony
Mrs. Roan pinned corsages
on Mrs. Marie Wise, Mrs.
Jo Ann Grimm, Mrs.
Marion Harvey, Mrs. Joan
Pillets, Mrs. Theo Billinge,
Gertrude Neyhard, and
Lynn Lawhorn.
Mrs. Banks gave a brief
history of the club and its
activities. The club was
organized in 1947 and is
approaching its 30th year.
Members are dedicated to
the giving of thanksgiving
Holthaus,
parade marcher.
Wilkes-Barre
baskets, ado needy Scott, traveler; Brian Mrs. Carol Jubis, Mrs.
families “and other Oeller, artist; Keith Jane Opalicki, Mrs.
comunity projects. Hillard, Thomas Ash, Eleanor Eppley, den
versary on Thanksgiving
Day. {
Mr. and Mrs. Frank
Wallace and daughters of
W. Mt. Airy Road, Shaver-
town, have returned home
from vacationing in
Florida. :
Judge and Mrs. Robert
Hourigan have become
residents of the Back
Mountain, purchasing a
home in New Goss Manor,
Dallas.
Get well wishes to Lisa
Robinson, 16 Kingswood
Terrace, New Goss Manor,
Dallas. Lisa has been a
patient at General
Hospital, Wilkes-Barre.
She is in seventh grade at
the Dallas Junior High
School. All her friends
wish her a speedy
recovery.
Earl Lozier, son of Mr.
and Mrs. Earl Lozier, RD
5, Dallas, enlisted in the
U.S. Army National Guard.
He left Sunday, Nov. 21, for
Fort Sill, Okla., where he
will receive bsaic training.
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Oranges Navel - . 6.00 —_—
Grapefruit Pink Sogn : 6.00 alr
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Gold-3-5 bu. carton 7.00
Stayman-3-5 bu. carton 7.00
Mushrooms
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| 10 Ib. box : 10.50
Stems & Pieces (244 oz. cans) 11.95
Buttons(24-4 oz. cans) : 14.50
Marinated (32 oz. jar) 3.75
"Grape Drink. ;
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‘Meats : 3
Hams 10-14 1b, ‘average 1.75 1b.
‘Sausage (smoked) 5 1b. box - 6.00-box
Bacon (pre-sliced) 8-12 1b. ave. :1.40 1b. -
Bologna
‘Lebanon 4 1b. average
Sweet 4'lb. average
1.50 -1b.
1.60-1b.
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Sharp - 2 Ib. 2 3.40
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mothers; Charles Hillard,
cubmaster; Mrs. Jean
Hillard, secretary of the
committee, and Mrs. Mary
Chapell, den leader coach.
Sgt. William "Pugh,
Kingston Township Police
Department, spoke on
drugs.
The Cub Scout Pack will
hold a hoagie sale on Jan.
15, 1977.
The next committee
meeting will be held Dec. 6,
7:30 p.m. at the Trinity
Presbyterian Church. The
pack meeting will be Dec.
13 at the church.
feemagars,