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Mt. Zion :
Cadet William Bell returned to
school this week. He is a 3rd Class-
man at Pennsylvania Military Col-
Mrs. Robert Masters, "Sciafiton
was visiting her daughter Mrs. Wil-
liam Bell Jr- of Mt. Zion.
It is reported that Mrs. Kenneth | Ill
Conklin is making a good recovery
at Nesbitt Memorial Hospital and
expects soon to return to her home |
in Mt. Zion.
Mrs. Ad Woolbert, the former
Alma Parrish of Mt. Zion and now
of Nicholson, is making recovery
from recent illness at Moses Taylor
Hospital in Scranton. She is ex-
ected home this week.
Dorothy Gilbert R-N. came home
‘for the week-end but returned to
Baltimore on Sunday. She reports
an interesting beginning of her
course in Public Health. There are
41 students in the course, 35 doc-
tors, 2 nurses, and others. Two
women doctors are from Pakistan,
some from India, doctors ° from
Guatemala, Nicaragua, China and
Panama.
Rev. Charles Gilbert supplied the
pulpits of Falls, Lake Winola an
Mill City Sunday. ’
Sunday night Catherine Gilbert
and Mrs. Ralph Weatherly of Mt.
Zion attended the first meeting of
the season of Wyoming Valley Oro-
William Van Buskirk
At Great Lakes
GREAT LAKES (FHTNC) — Wil-
liam Van Buskirk, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Charles W. Van Buskirk of
R.D. 2, Dallas, has reported for nine
weeks of recruit training, at the
Naval Training Center, Great Lakes,
David Charney Enlists
David Michael Charney, son of
Mr. and Mrs. Edward George Char-
ney, R.D. 3 Wyoming, has enlisted
in the U.S. Army for a three-year
period under the ‘Guaranteed As-
signment Program’. He enlisted for
the Army Security Agency.
Charney will under go 8-weeks of
Basic Training at Ft. Dix after
at home, and then be assigned to
Army Security Agency School at Ft.
Deveons, Massachusetts. -
-torio Society Board of Directors.
The meeting was held at St. Step-
hens Club House, Wilkes-Barre. The
first rehearsal of the chorus will
be held Tuesday night September
26 under the direction of Clifford
Balshaw.
Rev. Charles Gilbert and the Rev.
William Reid Jr. attended the meet-
ing of the Wilkes-Barre District
Methodist ministers on Monday at
Graphic Arts Services
which he will receive a 14-day leave |
Centermoreland Methodist Church.
Lynne Jordan, daughter of
Dr. and Mrs. L. E. Jordan, and
a foreign exchange student in
Holland, is Miss Rotary Club
herself: She’s having a ball in
her new home, and she has re-
cently taken on a whole crew
of new Rotary fathers, who are
‘expecting great things of their
American visitor. She’s an art
student, and she’s studying the
language. Her letters were
necessarily abbreviated, with
personalities eliminated:
Letter: July 23 :
“This is our third day at sea.
There is so much to do here it would
take hours and tons of papers to
explain. f
“Today was cloudy until about
3:30. 'We are taking Dutch lessons
from a Dutchman and his wife, who
are just great.
“Yesterday afternoon I attended
an art lecture which was interesting
and helpful.
Lynne has been accepted at
Moore Institute of Art in Phil-
adelphia. She is living with an
artist and his family in Holland
and plans to do some hard
THE DALLAS POST, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 21, 1961
{LETTRES FROM A WESTMORELANDER
Lynne Loves Holland! Windmills and Rembrandts
Easy to Find, But Not Those Famous Wooden Shoes
to sleep—back and forth.
Letter: July 30 :
“Everything has gone wonder-
fully. I'm at my new home now.
The Wouters met me at the boat.
Mr. Wouters is a good looking man
of about 44. His wife is a pretty
woman, with ruddy complexion.
it’s rocking. ‘At night you just sway’
shops, only they aren't exclusive. I
just love their clothes.
“l saw my first windmill today.
They are neat! Now I've seen
windmills, Rembrandts, fishermen’s
wives in traditional dress, but still
not one pair-of wooden shoes.
“We leave for home in Eindhoven
on the 3rd.
“For lunch we eat bread with
jelly, cheese, meat, chocolate bits
or chocolate butter (this is just like
our icing—boy it's good!) We eat
only one slice with, for instance,
cheese, then another with chocolate,
etc. These are eaten with knife and
fork. We have tea for breakfast
and tea for lunch, nothing with
supper, but after supper we have
coffee and cookies. We even have
coffee and tea in between meals.
“One night at dinner I asked how
to say I'm hungry in Dutch. Mrs.
‘Wouters told me, but said :that
instead I should say: which
means, I have a good appetite.
When 1 asked why she said her
mother had told her never to say
she was hungry, because she didn’t
know what hungry really was. Nice
isn’t it?
August 11 §
September 8 and
AUGUST 22
Yesterday I went to the Amster-
dam Zoo. It was really big, and
they had animals I didn't even
imagine could exist. = The grounds
were beautifully kept. Took some
pictures and hope they turn out.
There has been a catastrophe in
the stay of Lynne Jordan in the
country of the Neatherlands. They
don’t have a‘ washing machine! I
don’t mind washing my clothes, but
it is very disheartening when you |
come to iron them and find you
haven’t gotten all ‘the dirt out. But
Mrs. B. boils them, so next time I
suppose they'll get clean. .
Best wishes to the cheering sec-
tion, Peg, and I hope they have a
terrific squad.
AUGUST 29
The reason ‘for not mentioning |
much swimming is because I usual-
ly only swim when I want to cool
off. This is ocean here, and wyou
can’t swim, only jump waves. When |
it is calmer, there are a lot of jelly-
fish.
SEPTEMBER 4
We went up to see the new lands
the Dutch are making by draining
only a few feet deep. They pump
the water out, but first they build
a big dike around it. We travelled
along the dike. We went to a
fashion show, but all my favorite
clothes were too expensive.
School starts Friday. We go in
the morning for two hours to get
situated. The first week scares me.
I can’t wait until Thursday when I
meet the Rotary Club. I hope I do
OK.
SEPTEMBER 9
Well, I've .done it. I spoke to the
Rotary Club, and now I have 39
fathers! I really wasn’t too nervous,
and they all seemed so nice. I pre-
sented the banner to the president,
and I can’t remember exactly what |
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SECTION B— PAGE 5
would like to present the banner of"
the Dallas Rotary Club as a token
of friendship, and so you won’t for-
get me. “The president said in order
for me to get their banner, I must
be very good and work hard. At
the end of the year we'll see if I
have earned it. 1 told them about
my family and the region where I
live, .and my first impressions of
Holland.
SEPTEMBER 11
I'm just home from my first full
day at school. I had two classes
today, textile design and flower
drawing. The kids are more than
nice to me. The ride to school on
the bike takes about twelve minutes.
The Rotary is paying for every-
1 said, but something like this: “I'thing connected with the school.
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“The scenery is just beautiful,
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Letter: July 27: *
“This boat is a funhouse on water!
“I'm getiting pretty good at Dutch,
at least I can understand it even
though my pronunciation isn't too
hot.
“I've learned how to play bridge
while discussing such things as
segregation. A lot of the kids are
southern so I got to hear their side
of it.
“There was a masquerade ball.
Two from our group won a prize
by dressing as a horce. We all
helped with the costume.
“There was a talent show last
night and Rotary was again well
represented. One group did a dance
to If. You Knew Susie, and we did
a scene from Unsinkable Molly
Brown.
“We will arrive in Amsterdam the
stopped ‘in the bay to leave off and
take on passengers. A sweet little
tug boat brought with it a band
which played several wonderful
we play cards and just plain goof off."
Their home is by the North Sea, the
sea is right across the street. Mr.
and Mrs. Wouters speak English
very well and their son and daugh-
ter pretty well.
“The country is quaint and really
beautiful. We went to’church this
morning, then to an outside restau-
rant. The streets are mostly cobble-
stone. The clothes the men and
women wear are just gorgeous. The
people are sharp dressers. Boy,
some people think American girls
wear their skirts short, you should
see some of these women.
“We had sandwiches for lunch.
Everyone ate them with knives and
forks, so I did too.
“I've been hearing American rock
and roll ever since I arrived!
“I'm picking up Dutch pretty well.
“We are vacationingr at their
summer home. There is a big
picture window in the main room,
and the sea is just beautiful through
it.
‘The Night Watch’ by Rembrandt, it
was beautiful. 1 saw many other
paintings, but I think I liked the
sketches best.
and not too much work out of
school. I'm excited about starting.
“T finally saw wooden shoes! Two
pairs of them. They look just like
they do in pictures.
“Guess what! I've eaten raw her-
ring. You know, by holding them
up by the tail and putting them into
your mouth. It’s good! Mr. Wouters
and I usually go down to the village
and have some before dinner.
August 14
“Sunday we went to see Old
Katwik. 1 was where all the old
fishermen lived. Many of their
boats were there also. Everything
is kept very clean.
*I am addressing the Eindhoven
Rotary Club on September 7. How-
ever, it will be in English, so I'm
looking forward to it.
“I bought my first souvenir, a
lace Dutch cap, in Volendam. On
our. way we toured the canals of
Amsterdam—very nice.
August 17
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