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DALLAS, PENNSYLVANIA
THE DALLAS POST, THURSDAY, APRIL 26, 1962
Open House For Public On May 6
Claude H. Butler, M. D., Super-
intendent of Retreat State Hospital
announces that Open House will be
held Sunday, May 6, in observance
of national Mental Health Week.
[The public is urged to visit the
thospital which serves the many
surrounding communities.
“Today the mental hospital is
thanging,” says Dr. Butler. “atten-
tion is shifting from having a high
fence on the outside . . . or a hos-
pital reached only by ferry . .. to
having an effective treatment pro-
gram on the inside. Buildings re-
flect a cheerful and optimistic look.
Hospital routines are being changed
to emphasize participation in occu-
pational and recreational therapies
rather than mere custodial care.”
Visitors at Retreat will find that
the arts have great therapeutic
value. Music can be used to influ-
ence attitudes and moods, com-
batting tedium, discouragement,
and feelings of exclusion.
At Retreat, music is taken in all
music as well as folk and square
dances. It is used to lighten the
moods of the wards.
Choral groups rehearse together.
There is a glee club which is an
orderly medium for socialization,
contact with reality . . .-and. the
pleasure of achievement as a group.
From this group is selected an en-
tertaining unit which goes into the
community to present programs.
Horse Training Program"
May 13th At Waverly
On Sunday, May 13th at 2 p.m
at the Waverly Community House,
Otto H. Henckeroth, President of
the Professional Horse-Meng Asso-
ciation and Manager and Instructor
at the Ox Ridge Polo and Riding
Club, Ox Ridge, Conn., will give a
talk on the use of dressage in the
training of all types of horses.
Anyone who is interested in
horses is cordially invited to attend
On Expansion
Kiwanis Club Now
Formed In Mexico
Dallas Kiwanis Club President
Jerome K. Gardner reports that
Kiwanis International has recently
established its first club outside of
United States and Canada. On April
17, Tijuana, lower California, be-
came the first Mexican city to es-
tablish a Kiwanis Club, with 71
charter members.
The new club was helped to org-
anize by neighboring Kiwanis clubs
of San Diego and Chula Vista. Form-
ral charter presentation is scheduled
for May 15.
Formation of the Tijuana Kiwanis
Club came less than a year after
a delegate body in Toronto approved
such action in spreading the concept
of Kiwanis into lands other than
the United States and Canada.
“It's no trouble at all to tell
when a .TV movie is an old one—
the hero doesn’t kiss the girl like
he was eating an overripe peach.”
Science Fair
Back Mountain
Gets 3 Awards
Although Charlene Makar was the
only Back Mountain resident to win
at the Scranton Science Fair, there
were two other Back Mountain
winners at King’s College Regional
Science Fair held on the previous
day, April 12.
Awarded beautiful trophies at
Kings were Donald Miller and Mary
Demko.
Gerald Miller, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Harold Miller, Shavertown, Sopho-
more — West Side Central Catholic
High, 2nd place, Biology, for “The
Effect of Heat & Chemical Stimuli
on the Heartbeat of the Daphnia”.
In February, Gerald's exhibit
won first place in Biology at West
Side ‘Science Fair He was given
a cash award and a gold medal.
Mary Demko, daughter. of Mr. |
and Mrs. John Demko, Trucksville, |
Freshman — Dallas Jr. High School,
wards in the form of singing, re- | as guest of the Mid Atlantic Morgan | __Charlie Crawford, Lawrenceburg | 2=d place, General Science, for
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Keys To Denver Pancake Festival
High School.
In addition to Baked Goods being
and High ‘School mothers have
volunteered to contribute to the
sale.
Mrs. Houston Day, art contest
chairman of the annual Children’s
Concert of the Wilkes-Barre Phil-
harmonic, has announced a grand
prize worth working for. She wrote
to Leonard Bernstein, distinguished
conductor of the New York Phil-
harmonic, about our concert and
| contest. The New York orchestra
| replied with an offer of two free
tickets to their first fall Youth Con-
cert. The Martz Bus Company is
co-operating by providing round
trip tickets to New York for the
lucky winner and an accompanying
adult. And the Boston Record
Center has donated $25 to defray
expenses.
Mrs. Withey, elementary art
supervisor, has been working with
| her fifth and sixth graders on their
entries. Winners of the conteSt—to
design a cover for the teachers’ man-
ual—will be announced at the
ldetown
Mrs. Howard Garbutt, Rochest-
er, visited Mr. and Mrs. Glenn
| Spencer, Saturday.
Callers at the home of Thelma
A. Lamoreaux, E. 42nd Street, were
'S.P.4 Bruce Ide, Fort Bragg. Mrs.
Lila Lamoreaux, Kingston; Mrs.
Donald Williams, Fulton, Maryland;
Mrs. Ralph Welsh and Bess Cooke,
Idetown.
Dr. and Mrs. Dallas E. Hess and
daughter Constance and Christine,
Meadowbrook, spent the Easter
weekend with Mrs. Elisa Gillman.
Mr. and Mrs. Howard Meade and
daughters Connie, and Beverly, Balti-
more, spent the week end with
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Meade.
Mrs. Libbie Smith spent the week
end with Mr. and Mrs. George
Smith, Wilkes-Barre.
Mr, and Mrs. Charles Schenck,
Clark, N. J. and Charles Schenck,
University of Maryland, spent the
weekend here.
Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Boice ent-
ertained at dinner on Sunday Mr.
and Mrs. Harold Boice, Harrisburg;
Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Moyer and
children Herbie and Connie, Outlet;
Jimmy, Susan and Eddie of Con-
necticut; Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Hoov-
er and Patsy.
Mrs. Rachel Williams returned
home Friday after spending several.
weeks with relatives in Houston,
Texas.
Ladies Auxiliary of J. R. Davis
Fire Company will sponsor a card
party and bake sale in the Fire
Hall Monday night, May 7.
Happy birthday this week to Mrs.
To Denver Pancake Festival
A Bake Sale will highlight the| Those interested in donating may
| contact Mrs. William Wright, High-
Saturday, May 5, at Dallas Senior {land Drive, or Mrs. Merrill Faegen-
donated by members of Dallas Wom- | with Mrs. Robert Dolbear, co-chair-
en of Kiwanis, Key Club Drill Team | man.
Leonard Bernstein Promises Tickets
To Winner Of Philharmonic Contest
SET CLOCKS AHEAD
Daylight saving starts official-
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Residents should set their
clocks one hour ahead on Sat-
urday night before going to bed.
your not being late for church
{Sunday morning.
It’s true love when he can’t help
saying silly things that don’t sound
silly to her.
burg, Applewood Manor.
Mrs. Mitchell Jenkins is chairman |
All proceeds will go to the Keys
To Denver Fund.
concert this Saturday, April 28th,
at 1:30 p.m. at Irem Temple. Ferdi-
nand Liva will conduct the 80-
piece ensemble in a program of
music especially prepared for fifth
and sixth graders. A busload of
elementary school students from the
Dallas ‘School District will attend.
The concert is made possible by the
Junior League of Wilkes-Barre, Inc.
On Sunday, April 29, the Wilkes-
Barre orchestra will present the an-
nual Pops Concert at 3:30 p.m. at
Wilkes College Gymnasium. This is
the last regularly scheduled per-
formance for the orchestra this seas-
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