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Mosier Near 1.500-Point Poet's Corner Mr. and Mrs. Edvard Marley
Mark In Career Scoring Tell Her So LOOK TO THIS DAY Celebrate Fiftielh Anniversary
Clark Mosier, the Westmoreland abethtown in the final game, he ran
High Grad who went on to become his three-year total to 1,401.
the highest scoring player in Sus-| Hampered by minor physical ail-
quehanna University’s basketball | ents this season, he has scored 96
history, should top the 1,500 point | points in S. U.’s six contests to date
mark in 8. U.'s next game—an' im- | for an average of 16 per game.
portant Middle Atlantic Conference | Susquehanna coach John Barr is
clash with Albright College Saturday hoping. that Mosier will regain his|
! at Reading. old form for the Albright clash,
Although he has not been as im- | which could have a lot to do with
pressive his season as he was in determining the eventual champion
1961-62, Mosier still can boast of a in the MAC'S Northern, College
varsity total of 1,497 points. Since | Division.
the season is young he has a chance | Always a contender, Albright has
to reach the coveted 2,000 mark | 4 9-0 record in MAC play, compared
before closing out his Susquehanna !¢, S U's 2-1. In a pre-season poll
career. of the coaches, Susquehanna was
The 6-2 Dallas senior blistered the | picked as the favorite for the divis-
nets for an average of 28.3 points | ion championship, but the Crusaders
Amid the cares of married life,
In spite of toil and business strife,
If you value your sweet wife,
Tell her so!
When days are dark and deeply blue,
She has her troubles, same as you;
Show her that your love is true—
Tell her so!
Your love for her is mo mistake—
You feel it dreaming or awake—
Don’t comceal it; for her sake
Tell her so!
Never let her heart grow cold—
Richer beauties will unfold;
She is worth her weight in gold!
Look to this day!
For it is life, the very life of life,
In its brief course
Lie all the varieties and realities of
your existence:
The bliss of growth
The glory of action
The splendor of beauty,
For yesterday is but a dream
And tomorrow is only a vision,
But today well lived makes every
yesterday a dream of happiness
And every tomorrow a vision of hope.
Look well, therefore, to this day!
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Rutter Mar-
ley, Overbrook Avenue, Dallas, cele-
brated their fiftieth wedding anni-
versary Monday, December 24.
A surprise dinner party was given
by their children at Hotel Sterling
on Saturday evening in their honor.
A large wedding cake formed the
centerpiece of the festive table.
Mrs. Marley received a corsage of
yellow roses and Mr. Marley, a
matching boutonniere. They re-
ceived many lovely gifts.
The couple was married in Free-
land Lutheran Church by Pastor
David A. Roth. : Mrs. Marley was
the former Gertrude Kiesbeth, Free-
land, her husband being a native
of the same community. They have
65-60 in their Tell her so! N Wie sual Sy he 8
per game last season to rank ninth | were upset by Wagner of I le 2 ney hav
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its,
bers of St. Paul's Luther an Church,
Shavertown.
Mr. Marley was an engineer on
the D. L. & W. Railroad for a long
period, retiring five years ago.
There are two sons: Gerald K.
Marley, Philadelphia, and Robert W.
Marley, Stroudsburg. Also ‘two
grandchildren: Louise Marley,
Stroudsburg, a junior at Pennsyl-
vania State University and Kenneth
Marley, Philadelphia. :
Attending the dinner party wé
Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Yokum, Mr. a!
Mrs. William Holeman, Pastor ar
Mrs. Frederick Eidam, Mr. and Mr
Wesley Davies, Miss Elsie Kiesbith,
Miss Jane Davis, Mrs. Lucy Marley,
Freeland; Crellin Marley, Clara,
Dietrick, Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Mar-
ley and son Kenneth, Philadelphia;
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Marley and
daughter, Louise, Stroudsburg, and
the guests of honor.
Disaster Fund
In response to the thousands of
inquiries from throughout the
United States, the Uniontown Morn-
ing Herald and Evening Standard
today established a ‘“Robena No. 3
Disaster Trust Fuad” to provide for
the education, health and welfare
of dependents of the miners who
lost their lives Thursday, Dec. 6, in
the explosion at the Robena mine.
Immediate steps are being taken,
according to S. W. Calkins, president
of the Uniontown newspapers, pu
lishers of the Herald and any
to incorporate the organization as
a non-profit charitable corporation,
It will be administered as a
by a board of trustees composed oF
prominent citizens in ‘the Union-
town area. Names of the trustees
will be announced shortly, Mr. Cal-
kins said.
Contributions may be mailed to:
“Robena No. 3 Disaster Trust
Fund”, P. O. Box No. 1149, Union-
town, Pa.
Inquiries have been received from
throughout the United States from
persons expressing a desire to con-
tribute to such a fund, Mr. Calkins
said.
Cash contributions will be held
in trust by the fund, and will be
used to provide for the education,
health and welfare of the children
of the miners who lost their lives.
In addition, other needs of the fam-
ilies will be met as required.
Piano Contest
For Students
A competition in piano, open to
all students of Luzerne County pub-
lic and private senior high schools,
who are currently Studying pi
will be held at ‘the Music Dona
i ment of Wilkes College, February
9. . :
Competition: will be judged by 3
Wilkes College Music Faculty. The
award to the winning pianist will
be a $200 scholarship for further
study in any college or conservatory
of like grade, and the opportunity
of performing his or her winning
selection at the Carpenter Memorial
Concert, to be held March 11, 1968,
in First Methodist Church, Wilkes-
Barre,
Pupils of the tenth, eleventh and
twelfth grades of all county high
schools are eligible to enter this
competition. Ns
Application blanks, as well as any
additional information for the audi-
tions, may be secured from the in-
strumental supervisor in each school,
or from the secretary of the Lug
erne County Public Schools Ins
mental Music ‘Teachers’ Association,
Agesino Primatic, G.AR. High
[School, Wilkes-Barre. f
The scholarship award is being
given by the donors of the Carpen-
ter Memorial Foundation of Wilkes-
Barre, in conjunction with the Luz-
erne County Public Schools Instru-
mental Music Teachers’ Association
and the Music Department of
Wilkes College.
Announcement of the coming au-
ditions has been sent to all instru-
mental teachers in Luzerne County.
The name of the winner of the
scholarship award will be announced
one week prior to the 1963 Carpen-
ter Memorial Concert which will be
presented March 11 in First Meth-
odist Church, Wilkes-Barre. Winn-
ing pianist will be presented and
perform with artists from the New
York concert stage, :
The Carpenter Foundation, which
is sponsoring this annual concert,
has for one of its- stated purposes
the encouragement of local music-,
ans. The scholarship award wi
made available by the donors
the Foundation as a result of the
enthusiastic interest aroused
throughout county high school music
Scholastic Brass Choir. This organ-
ization appeared initially’ with the
New York Brass Quintet at the 1962
Carpenter ' Memorial Concert last
Spring. Fah
The great majority of motorists
involved
guilty of improper driving, accord-
ing to the local motor club and
AAA Traffic Safety Foundation. In
1961, 81.3 per cent of drivers in
such accidents were violating a
traffic law. Most prevalent was
“Speed too fast for conditions”
(32.9 ' per cent), followed by
“driving left of m= center line” (12
per cent).
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circles, by the all-Luzerne County
in fatal accidents were
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