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Ms. Fisher's Miniature Rooms |
Are Featured In Hobby Magazine
Back Mountain residents who py, its light draperies reflected in
have seen Mrs. Dwight Fisher's |the frilly window curtains. There
miniature rooms, filled with en- is a brass bedwarmer and a gaily
chanting little reproductions of painted dower chest.
period furniture, will be delighted | The kitchen is a dream room. A
| that five of the ten miniature rooms poston rocker stands by the fire-
| are featured in the February issue place, paintstakingly constructed by
| of “Hobbies, the Magazine for Col- | Mrs, Fisher from tiny rocks found
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Reproduced are: the Victorian
Parlor; the Colonial Bedroom; the
Pennsylvania = Dutch Kitchen; the
Library; and the Antique Shop.
Mrs. Fisher has shown her tiny
rooms, assembled on a scale of one
inch to one foot, a number of
times in the Dallas area.
hibit several years ago.
She goes into endless meticulous
detail to make her rooms look lived
lin by tiny Victorian or Pioneer
ghosts. Newspapers, little lamps,
books, baskets, dishes, a bit of
{bones with pleasing curves. Mrs.
| Fisher uses wallpaper, mirrors, chan-
deliers, an ornate “throw” for the
| piano, heavy draperies, cushions on
{the couch, a hobby-horse for the
baby of the family.
In her Colonial bedroom, a four-
post bed holds the center of the
stage, complete with ruffled :cano-
The |
Library Book Club enjoyed the ex-
{ fancy work, bring the parlor up from |
| a skeleton, furnishing the usual bare
lin her own driveway. Cooking uten-
sils hang in its depths, and in a
warm corner is the mammy-bench,
. the cradle where a busy housewife
| dropped down between household
(tasks to rock the baby to sleep, |
snug in its slatted enclosure, and |
in no danger of falling to the floor.
The Library has a stained glass
| window reaching almost to the |
peak of the high arched Gothic
ceiling. A beautiful chandelier hangs
from the ceiling, and high book-
{shelves hold many volumes. There.
iis even a tall ladder, designed for
{a small ghost’s use in reaching the
higher shelves. Crimson velvet drap-
| eries give a warm and mellow note
Ito this interior. ]
| The Antique Shop holds just about
"everything that might be found at
a country auction, up to and includ-
ling a cigar-store Indian. There's a
{ washstand with bowl and pitcher,
a Boston rocker, lamps, gadgets, 150
pieces in miniature.
Mr, and Mrs. Michael Chukinas,
Demunds Road, celebrated their
thirty-fourth wedding anniversary
lary 11. :
i. Mrs: Chukinas ig the former Mary
A | Pukic, daughter of the late Mr. and
{ Mrs, Mathew Pukic, Luzerne. Mr.
| Chukinas' is also a former resident
of Luzerne. The couple was married
in Sacred Heart Church, Luzerne,
and started housekeeping there
Sunday afternoon at 3, there
will. be ‘an organ recital at Dallas
Senior High School. Miss Margery
Davis, representing the Allen Organ
Company of Macungie, will present
a program including light classical
| and serious music. Also appearing
| on the program will be Paula Scott
as soloist, accompanied by Marsha
Sowden.
The Allen organ installed in the
auditorium has attracted much
favorable comment. A revival of
interest in the organ has 'accom-
panied the perfecting of the organs
of today, now no longer cosidered
as suitable only for churches, but
to. be used at assembly programs,
as a much more varied instrument,
as accompanient to singing, or with
band and orchestra.
Lester Lewis, band director, says:
‘It can add its full-throated beau-
ty to assembly programs, its rever.
ent tones to Baccalaureate services,
or add to any community program.
Mr. and Mrs. Michael Chulinss
Are Married Thirty-four Years
quietly at their home on Febru. |
Professional Organ Recital Sunday
At Dallas Senior High School
lin the mines. They moved to the
|Back Mountain area. in 1940. Mr.
| Chukinas is now retired.
The Chukinasest are members of
| Gate of Heaven Church, where Mrs.
| Chukinas is active in Altar and |
Rosary Society and Mr. Chukinas in
| the Holy Name Society.
{| There are five children: Rose-
‘mary Pensyl, Boston, Mass.; Joseph,
| Michael and Delores, all of Wash-
| ington, D. C, and Theresa Pavlick,
Most importanti it can attract stu-
dents to music, who would not
normally explore this big-sounding
instrument.”
Sunday’s organ recital is free, a
gift to the community, which may
enjoy hearing a professional organ-
ist bringing out the best to be ob-
tained by a beautiful instrument.
Eastern Star Plans
Family Night Supper
Mrs. Mildred Garinger, Worthy
Matron of the Dallas Chapter #396
Ortler of the Eastern Star, wishes to
invite members, their families, and
friends to “Family Night’ at the |
Kunkle Community Hall Wednesday,
February 28, at 6:30.
Mrs. Betty Meeker and Mrs. Eve-
lyn Smith, co-chairmen of the “Fam-
ily Night” Committee, plan a cover-
ed dish supper and interesting en-
tertainment.
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Wyoming Girl ls Mako
Mrs. Mitchell Jenkins, Shrine |
Acres, newly elected president, en-
tertained officers . and commitiee
chairmen of Back Mountain Library
Book Club at a dessert meeting on
Lincola’s Birthday when plans were
made for the coming year.
Mrs. Charles Frantz and Mrs.
Prosper Wirt are co-chairmen of
volunteers; Mrs. Emil Bauman and
Mrs. Herman Thomas, of hospitality.
Mrs. Robert VanHorn is telephone
Junior Womans Club
To SP|4 Johnson C. Miers
Mr. and Mrs. Johnson C. Miers,
Perrin Street, Shavertown announce
the marriage of their son SP. 4 John-
son C. Miers, Jr. to Judith Winans,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Win-
ans, Wyoming. Mrs. Miers’ father is
Corporal Lewis Winans of the State
Police and is stationed at Wyoming
Barracks.
Double ring ceremony was pre-
formed at the altar of Presbyterian
Church, Wyoming Avenue, Wyoming
by the Pastor, Reverend D. R. Dres-
ser on February 10, at noon. The
soloist was Albert Larmouth and
organist, Mrs. Mildred Kern. Maid of
honor was Bonnie Wielgosz, class-
mate of the bride at Nesbitt Hospital
School of Nursing. The groom chose
as his best man Sp. 4 Thomas A.
Rondo, Clarkston, Mich. Ushers were
Lewis Winans and Carl Miers,
brothers of the bride and groom.
Honor attendants were Sp. 5 Wayne
Pagle, ‘Amerita, Minn. and Sp. 4
Robert E. Turek, Polo, Ill. All service
men are friends of the groom hav-
ing served with him in Korea, Ari-
zona and Fort Belvoir, Va.
The bride wore two-piece white
wool suit with matching accessories
| Membership Meeting iE
Junior League held its annual
area membership meetings on Tues-
day, February 13, at the homes of
Mrs. Richard Demmy, Lake Street,
and Mrs. Richard Hogoboom, Sut-
ton Road. A general discussion of
League policies and future plans
was led by Mrs. Donn Innes. Mrs.
Richard Paterson, and Mrs. Hale
Coughlin. Mrs. John Robinson and
| Mrs. Charles Frantz were chairmen
of the meetings. Serving as re-
corders were Mrs. Charles Flack and
Mrs. George Carey.
~ Following the meetings, refresh.
| ments were served.
Cathy Yockavitch
‘Has Fifth Birthday
Mr, and Mrs. William Cragle,
Pikes Creek, entertained at a family
dinner honoring their granddaught-
er, Cathy Yockavitch, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Yockavitch,
Pikes Creek. The birthday cake was
baked by Mrs. Jessie Shupp. At-
tending were Mr, and Mrs. William
Cragle, Mr, and Mrs. Anthony Yoc-
kavitch, Jr., Anthony 3rd.,, Mrs.
Shupp and the honoree.
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{and a corsage of pink rose buds. Maid
lof honor chose deep rose woolen
| dress and accessories of lighter rose.
| Her corsage was of deep shaded rose
| buds. Following the ceremony dinner
| was served to the bridal party and
immediate families at the home of
| the bride.
| Mrs. Miers, a graduate of Wyom-
| ing High School, has been a member
{of Nesbitt Hospital, School of Nurs-
ling. Mr. Miers is a graduate of West.
{ moreland High School class of 59.
|He enlisted in the Army immedi-
| ately after graduation and has served
| at Fort Dix, N. J.; Fort Belvoir, Va.;
| U.S. Test Station, Yumah, Arizona,
{Korea and is now at Fort Leroy
Johnson, New Orleans, La. He has
[recently reinlisted for six years and
Iwill be leaving shortly for Green-
|land. The bride and groom left Sun-
day for New “Orleans, La.
Mr. and Mrs. Johnson C. Miers,
Perrin Street, Shavertown have had
as guests for the week-end Sp. 5
| Wayne Pagle, Amerita, Minn.; Sp. 4
{ Robert E, Turek, Polo, Ill.; Sp. 4
Thomas A. Rondo, Clarkston, Mich.
They have returned to their Centeral
station at Fort Belvoir, Va.
Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Naugle, an-
nounce the birth of an eight pound,
four ounce baby girl, February 10
at Nesbitt. Hospital. They have two
other children, Sherry and Jerry.
Mrs. Naugle is the former Bonnie
Kalbach. Mr. Naugle is employed
at the Swoyersville Toy Factory.
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Sponsors Scholarship
Members of the Education Com-
mittee, Dallas Junior Woman's Club,
last week established a $200 schol-
arship’ to be awarded to the stud-
lent selected from the 1962 gradu-
| ating class, Dallas Senior High
| Scheol, by a committee of teachers
| for general ability, good citizenship
land financial need.
The scholarssip will be presented
at the annual High School Awards
| Day ceremonies.
To Address PTA
REV. ROBERT E. GERMOND
Rev. Robert E. Germond will ad-
dress Shavertown Elementary PTA
Monday evening at 8:15. Mrs. John
M. Rogers will preside. Rev. Ger-
mond, Minister at Trucksville Metho-
dist Church, will speak on Inter-
national Brotherhood and responsi-
bility of parents and teachers, in
‘Child Education
this year of in
the World’.
ville
Peckville. Rev. and Mrs. Germond |
are Conference Youth Directors of |
ithe Methodist Youth Fellowship. |
Parents of three children, they are |
both very active in the M.Y.F.
P-TA will be given.
Soda are being collected by the
Robert Voelker, Ways and Means
Chairman, will report on the Spring
Fun Festival planned for Saturday,
May 5.
man Schoell as hostesses.
LUZERNE
THEATRE
LAST TIME TONIGHT
Troy Donahue
Connie Stevens
“Susan Slade” ’
GIFT NIGHT
FRIDAY ‘& SATURDAY
Vivian Leigh
Warren Beatty
"The Roman Spring
Of Mrs. Stone”
Sat Matinee & Sunday
(Continuous 2 to 11)
Jules Verne
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Buddy Hacket
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“Everything's Ducky”
keeping with the P-TA Theme for’
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Mrs. Mitchell Jenkins, Hostess
To New Leaders Of Book Club
chairman, Mrs, George Montgomery,
finance. Mrs. Warren Unger heads
the book selection committee, Mrs.
Fred Howell membership; Mrs. Hom-
er Moyer, contingent fund; Mrs.
Thomas Hillyer, vice president, pro-
nan, public relations. Mrs. Willard
Seaman is treasurer,
secretary.
The Club will meet in the Library
Annex, Monday, 2. p.m. Mrs, Warren
Unger will lead a book discussion.
Mrs. Frantz
Passes State Boards
SANDRA LEIGH BAIRD RN
Sandra Leigh Baird, 1961 gradu-
ate of General Hospital
RN to her name, by virtue of having
passed the State Boards. Miss Baird,
Baird, Sutton Creek Road is in the
Anaesthesiology Department at Gen-
eral, joining the staff in September
when her three years of training
terminated.
A 1958 graduate of Dallas Town-
ship, she played in the band and
was a member of the chorus. Her
instrument was the baritone, and
she accompanied the chorus. In
i | both senior and junior years, she
was selected to attend District
Band and Chorus. She was a mem-
co-editor of the Yearbook; and sec-
retary of her class.
is class secretary, and accompanied
a chorus for musical events.
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nodding.
Rev. Germond came to Trucks-
in. December of 1960 from '
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Caps from Pepsi Cola and Teem |
| P-TA. Anyone having Bottle Caps |
| may bring them in to the Meeting, |
or give them to any P-TA member. |
Miss Bertha Sutliff’s second grade !
mothers will serve refreshments with |
Mrs. Clifford Parker and Mrs. Nor. |
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