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place, children’s division;
The Dallas Junior
Women’s Club held their
annual sewing contest
recently at the Prince of
Peace Church.
Stefanie Michael won
first place and Amy Mazur
second place in the
children’s division.
Janet Davies took first
place and Linda Prushko
second place in the student
division.
First place winner for
club woman for tailoring
&was Mrs. Frank Smaka,
_ and second place winner
“was Mrs. Dan Kistler.
First place winner, for club
Amy Mazur, 2nd place,
woman general sewing
was Mrs. James Richard-
son and second place
winner was Mrs. John
Birkenhead.
All contestants presented
a fashion show before the
meeting and Mrs. David
Perry was commentator.
Mrs. Jack Barbose, first
vice president, opened the
meeting with the reading of
the club collect. Mrs.
Daniel Luckasavage read
the minutes and Mrs.
Robert Richardson gave
the treasurer’s report.
Mrs. Edward Thompson,
membership, welcomed
worn by them.
guests and announced Mrs.
member.
Mrs. John Wega, con-
servation announced there
will be a recycling drive
Feb. 26, 9 a.m. to noon in
the upper lot of Shavertown
Methodist Church. Mrs.
John Victor read a letter
received from Joseph
Kumas from the sociology
department of College
Misericordia, requesting
the cooperation from the
Dallas Junior’s starting a
bird sanctuary on’ the
college campus.
Mrs. Robert Rexroad,
education, announced
scholarship applications
must be received by April
15. Mrs. Rexroad read a
thank you letter received
from Jim Balmer, last
year’s scholarship
recipient.
Mrs. John Orevitz, home
life, announced C.P.R.
classes to be held March 2,
10 and 17.
Mrs. Clarence Michael,
housing, announced the
March meeting will be at
Prince of Peace Church.
Mrs. Dwight
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The Newcomers Club of
held a covered dish dinner
at the Trinity Presbyterian
Church in Dallas.
On March 15 a day trip is
being planned to Hickory
Farms at the Wyoming
Valley Mall. Anyone in-
terested may contact Mrs.
Anthony D’Agrosa.
The Back Mountain
luncheon group will meet
at Ray Hottle’s Restaurant
on March 8 at 12:45 p.m.
For reservations contact
Mrs. Daniel Goldman.
Mrs. Jan Chock reported
that the 50’s party held
recently was a great
success. The next activity
being planned is the dinner
dance on March 26 to be
held at the Regency in
Wilkes-Barre. Music will
be provided by the All
Stars. For reservations
or Mrs. William Griffin.
Mrs. Dennis Garvey
thanked members for
helping to make the
Valentines party held
recently for residents of
Valley Crest a most en-
joyable evening for all.
A few tickets are still
Rotary
Women
will meet
The Dallas Women of
Rotary will meet Thursday
evening, Feb. 24, at 6:30
p.m. at Irem Temple
Country Club with Mrs.
Linford Werkheiser,
president, presiding.
Mrs. Duncan Whitehead
will show slides of her
recent trip to England.
Members are urged to
attend to have photographs
taken for the Dallas Rotary
Club 50th anniversary
celebration.
Silver Leaf
Club to serve
election day
The Kunkle Silver Leaf
Club met Feb. 15, at 2 p.m.
at the ‘home of Mrs.
Elizabeth Hess on behalf
of Mrs. Ruby Miers.
"President, Mrs. Edith
Costanzo, presided at the
business meeting and Mrs.
Ella Brace was in charge
of the devotions.
The group voted to serve
refreshments at the Kunkle
Fire Hall on election day in
May.
There will be no meeting
in March and
arrangements were made
to have the Easter Party at
the Pink Apple in
Tunkhannock at noon on
Tuesday, April 19. Mrs.
Naomi Ashburner will be
the hostess in May.
After the business
meeting was adjourned,
games were played and
refreshments were served
to the following: Mrs.
Edith Costanzo, Mrs.
Naomi Ashburner, Mrs.
Jennie Miers, Mrs. Myrtle
Hess, Mrs. Grace Ide,
Mrs. Ella Brace, Mrs.
Arline Updyke, Mrs.
Florence Klimeck, Mrs.
Jean Race, Mrs. Lenor
Shippey, Mrs. Elizabeth
Hess.
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available for the trip to
New York and the play
“Chicago.” Members are
asked to make reser-
vations as soon as possible.
Chairman of the
nominating committee for
the election of officers is
Mrs. Kenneth Kozel.
Elections will be held ‘in
April.
Mrs. Edward Straka
announced that the fashion
show will be held on March
7 at Pomeroy’s. Tickets are
now available and can be
obtained from any club
member. :
Newcomers cookbooks
are still available. Anyone
interested please contact
Mrs. Thomas Dowd,
Shavertown.
Speaker for the evening
was Michael Davis, a
member of the board of
directors of the Childrens
Museum in Kingston.
Davis showed slides and
spoke on the different
exhibits available for the
children. A very in-
formative question and
answer period followed.
The museum is open on
Tuesday, Thursday and
Saturday from 2 p.m. to 5
p.m.
The next meeting will be
a plant and craft auction on
March 14 at the U.G.IL
Building in Kingston.
The fifth annual St.
Patrick’s Dance of Gate of
Heaven Church will be held
Saturday, March 12, at the
school auditorium, Machell
Ave., Dallas.
Mr. and Mrs. J. William'
Farrell, chairmen, for the
annual party sponsored by
the Gate of Heaven Parent
Teachers Guild, have
announced that dancing
will be provided by “Mr. G.
and the Gentlemen’’ from 9
p.m. to 1 am. A buffet
dinner and liquid refresh-
ments will be served.
Reservations and further
information may be ob-
tained by calling Mrs.
Mary Beth Konski, 675-
0172.
The public is cordially
invited.
Teen board
holds coffee
house on drugs
The Malabar Teen Board
recently held a coffee
house at the Kingston
Recreation Center.
Performers were Frank
Kardisco, Alice Breziaski,
Diane Schroeders, Ed
Pane, Marion Turner,
Nancy Turner, Bette
Turner, and Harmony, a
group whose members
include Joe Arnone, Butch
Fasciana, Paul Picccillo
and Tony Reggie.
The sound system for the
coffee house was donated
by the Harmony Band.
Light refreshments were
made and served by Teen
Board members Terry
Cavanaugh, Janet
Hutchins, Nora Lee, Sandy
Mrochko, Debbie
Niedzwiecki and Anne
Slabinski. ‘
The Malabar Teen Board
was organized to develop
self-awareness, provide
education, and develop
alternatives to using
alcohol or drugs. The Teen
Board is a part of the
Malabar prevention
program, and is made up of
high school aged students
from Luzerne and
Wyoming Counties.
Mothers Club
plans
minstrel
The Dallas Mothers Club
will hold practice for the
minstrel show planned for
p.m., at Dallas United
Methodist Church.
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The following com-
mittees have been an-
nounced: co-chairmen, Mr.
and Mrs. John Luksic;
reservations, Mr. and Mrs.
Robert O’Konski;
decorations, Mr. and Mrs.
Joseph Sitar; refresh-
ments, Mr. and Mrs.
Edward Lyons and
publicity, Mr. and Mrs.
Ignatius Hozempa.
The Rev. Thomas M.
Jordan, pastor, is honorary
chairman and moderator
of the Parent Teachers
Guild.
The Women Against
Cancer, Luzerne County
Unit of the American
Cancer Society, hosted its
first get-acquainted social
Menday evening in the Lu-
zerne Room, Master Hosts
Inn, Wilkes-Barre.
Roz Smulowitz, presi-
dent pro-tem, welcomed
the group and stressed the
importance of
ing an effective campaign
against cancer, a killer
affecting us and those we
love.
Carl S. Koach, executive
director, American Cancer
Society and Patrick J.
Lenahan, president,
showed a film on the im-
portance of an annual
physical examination in
early diagnosis and trea-
tment of cancer.
Mrs. George A. Edger-
ton, speaker on educating
the young in cancer pre-
vention, noted that cancer
has no age limit and early
detection and treatment
can make one a ‘“‘winner”’
over the deadly disease.
Miss Hope 1977, Sharon
group and discussed her
role in the Cancer Crusade
and expressed her dream
of making victory over
Cancer a reality.
The regular meeting of
the Ladies Auxiliary of the
Dallas Fire and Am-
bulance Association was
held Monday evening,
Feb. 14 at the Dallas
Borough ‘Building. Janette
Grieves,’ vice president,
presided. Minutes and
treasurers reports were
given and approved.
Sandy Sheehan, -chair-
man of the Christmas Vigil
Candle Sales reported 2650
- dozen candles had been
sold and delivered. She
asked that members
having money or candles
to return to do so as soon as
her report.
Preparations for our
annual country carnival
have begun. Janette
Grieves announced that
regular meetings on. the
last Monday of each month
will be held at the borough
building for all those in-
volved in this activity.
The Widows Club met
Feb. 19, 1 p.m., in the
educational building of the
Trucksville United
Methodist Church. Rev.
Lee R. Brehm presented a
film “The Other Disciple”.
Mrs. Emily Davenport was
in charge of the games.
Other activities being
planned by the auxiliary
include - an Easter Egg
Hunt, Palm Sunday, for the
children of fire and am-
bulance families; Naomi
Ward is heading this
project; a Spring Fashion
Show and Card Party, and
a Farmer Dance, May 27.
A final reading of the
changes in the by-laws was
read and approved. It was
agreed to have these new
by-laws printed in booklet
form for each member.
Peg Cartier announced
that the blood bank would
be at Gate of Heaven,
March 8, and asked for full
cooperation and support of
the auxiliary for this
worthy project.
After the regular
meeting, Sandy Sheehan
and Dorothy Pepko,
hostesses, served refresh-
ments in keeping with the
Valentine tradition.
covered dish luncheon,
March 19, 1 p.m., at the
church. Janice Stocker and
Margaret Coolbaugh will
be in charge of the
meeting. The Rev. Norman
Clemens will speak on his
visit to the Holy Lands.
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