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Dallas Hotarians this
week invited area
residents, their friends and
neighbors to their annual
turkey dinner, scheduled
for Oct. 7 at the Dallas
High School cafeteria.
Dinner Chairman Bob
Coscia said tickets were
already available from
‘club members and that
adult dinner prices
remained the same as last
year, . $3.50 each.
tickets are
available at $2 per person.
There is no extra charge
for takeout dinners.
Coscia said the dinner
has established a long
tradition of quality and
value and has many loyal
this year includes fresh
The Harvey’s Lake
Women’s Service Club is
drive. The club has as its
purpose the advancement
of community welfare, the
development of | the
educational, civic and
social interests of its
members . and the
promotion of the progress
and work of the
Pennsylvania Federation
of Women’s Clubs (PFWC)
The membership
committee has extended an
invation to any interested
women to contact them
about membership in the
club.
Members of the club are
also asked to invite a
prospective member.
The club is a member of
the Pennsylvania
Federation of Women’s
Clubs, the largest
organization of women in
Pa. This organization
provides friendship with
women whose interests
extend beyond local
horizons; stimulates civic
consciousness; trains for
leadership; or effective
through united effort, in
influecning legislation and
opens the way for
construction public service
in the communities, the
turkey (all you can eat),
yams, Mexican corn, fresh
baked rolls, homemade
cole slaw and homemade
tomato salad, plus drink
and dessert.
Serving will begin at 4
p.m. and continue to 7:30
p.m. Rotarians serve the
meal.
Assisting Coscia, who is
a restauranteur, caterer
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state, the nation, the world.
PFWC is a member of
the General Federation of
Women’s Clubs (GFWC);
representing programs and
projects specific to each
state and their local
communities, as well as
foreign countries.
Those who would like to
take part in the club
activities or desire any
additional information are
asked to contact any of the
following: Mrs. E.M.
Stratford, 639-1246; Mrs.
Dominis. DeVeronica, 639-
5929; Mrs. John Hujak, 675-
1682; and Mrs. Richard
Williams Jr. 639-5213.
Mrs. Robert Cartier and
the members of the Back
Mountain Blood Drive
Committee held their first
meeting on September 21,
to formulate plans for this
year's drive. Red Cross
representative, Mrs.
Rosemary Dunn, an-
nounced that the
Blooodmobile: will be at
Gate of Heaven Church on
Tuesday, Oct. 24, from 1:30
p.m. 06:30 p.m.
Dallas Band Parents will
have there monthly
meeting Oct. 3rd at 7:30
p.m. in the L.G.I room at
the Dallas Senior High
School.
Officers for the coming
year are as follows:
President; Mary + Law;
Vice-President, Audrey
McGough; Secretary,
Leann Johnson;
Treasurers, Helen and
George Gaylord.
The association urge all
parents of junior and senior
high band members,
strutters,” majorettes and
flag carriers to attend.
Help is needed to carry on
the programs of the
organization.
Phone
675-0856
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The goal for this year’s
collection is 300 pints. Mrs.
Dunn told the group that
there is a serious and
unexpected shortage of
blood in Northeastern
Pennsylvasnia at this time.
Blood can come only from
people and all persons
from 17 to 65 years of age
are eligible to donate
blood. Donors may con-
tribute blood every eight
weeks and at least five
times a year without ill
effect.
Many Back Mountain
churches, businesses and
schools participate in the
drive. ~~ Volunteers from
these groups will eoniact),
prospective donors:
and food service manager
at the Westmoreland Club,
are Perry Karnofsky,
operator of Bartikowsky
Restaurant Supplies, and
John Barney, UGI Corp.
All of the other Dallas
Rotary = clubmembers
assist the three-man
committee.
Proceeds from the affair
support local charities of
the Rotary Club.
purchased from any
Rotarian or at the offices of
The Dallas Post, 44 Main
St.
Back Mountain
Jaycees meet
Oct 3
Back Mountain Jaycees
meet Tuesday, Oct. 3, at
7:30 p.m. at Irem Temple
Country Club. Young men
ages 18 through 35 are
invited to attend and
consider membership in
the community service
organization.
Harold ‘Sonny’ Smith is
president of the group.
The executive board’ of
the Harvey’s Lake
Women’s Service Club met
recently at the home of
Mrs. Carl Swanson. The
meeting was called to
order by President Mrs.
E.M. Stratford and
devotions were read by
Mrs. Esther Gray. ;
Minutes were read by
assistant
secretary, Mrs. Joseph
Martin. ~~ Mrs. Margaret
Weiss, treasurer, gave her
report and bills were
accepted and paid. Mrs.
Larry Llewellyn, assistant
corresponding secretary,
gave her report and
information on a
duplicating machine.
Cheryl Ann Cotton,
daughter of Dr. and
William Cotton, Genesco,
N.Y. and Allan Earl
Brown, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Earl Brown, Dallas,
exchanged marriage vows
on Saturday, Aug. 12 at 1
p.m. in a double ring
ceremony performed by
Rev. Leon VanWie at the
Central Presbyterian
Church in Genesco, N.Y.
The bride and groom were
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given in marriage by their
parents.
Attendents were Cynthia
Fausold and Sue Carr,
friends of the bride, and
Roger Brown, brother of
the groom and David Hess,
cousin of the ‘groom.
Organist was Mrs. Susan
Percy, sister of the birde.
A reception for friends
and relatives immediately
following the ceremony
was held at the home of the
bride’s parents, County
Club Road. Following a
wedding trip, the couple
will make their home in
Washington D.C.
Mrs. Brownis a graduate
of the Cornell University
asnd is currently employed
as the Congressional
liaison for Covington &
Burling, a Washington law
firm. Brown is a
graduate of the
Pennsylvania State
University and Cornell law
school. He is an associate
with Vom Baur, Coburn,
Simmons & Turtle, also a
Washington law firm. He
also maintains an office in
Dallas.
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The first vice president,
Mrs. John Hudak, reported
the next meeting,
sandscaping. The next
monthly meeting will be
held at the Lehman-
Jackson Elementary
School at 7:30 p.m.
Mrs. Dominic DeVeronia
gave her report on the work
needed on medial
equipment available to the
community. The assistant
treasurer, Mrs. William
Davis, gave her report on
the birthday box and sick
cards. Mrs. Daniel Blaine
Jr., finance chairman gave
her report on the fashion
show and that a chairman
is needed for the hoagie
sale.
A raffle will be held with
Mrs. E.M. Stratford,
chairman, assisted by Mrs.
Larry Llewellyn, co-
chairman. Mrs. S. Richard
Strazdus, parlimentarian,
asked members to please
register to vote.
Mrs. Raymond Garinger,
new conservation
chairman gave a report on
films available to the club.
Mrs. Rodney Sennett, arts
chairman, reported that
the arts and crafts contest
has been moved to Feb.
Mrs. Clarence Hagan,
public affairs, gave a
report on the success of the
bike hike for mental
retardation. Mrs. Melvin
Congdon, housing
chairman, gave a report on
the serving committee’s.
Gerontology, Mrs. Richard
Williams Sr., reported on
the religious series
beginning on T.V. and a
report on the honorary
members pins.
The meeting was closed
with the club collect.
Refreshments were served
by, Mrs! Carl Swanson,
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