8 | | ~ g the ALLAS, PENNSYLVANIA SECTION A — PAGE 2 ‘AST DALLAS ‘he East Dallas column was al- st without a reporter again since first Mrs. Moore had to give it and now your current reporter 5 almost blown to bits. I know Vy one knows of the bomb scare, i I thought you might like to ir it from a student’s point of Ww. Considering that I was in n at the time, this hoax proved be quite an inconvenience. I'm t glad T wasn’t in the shower. ht in the middle of a 300-yard ih the announcement came over + loud speaker and the sweet thie voice of our principal in- acd us to leave the building. on arriving outside the building, ar one of the fastest quick inges in history, I found the side- lk teaming with our “huddled sses yearning to breathe free”. dents were roaring away helter dter in private cars, while those s fortunate ‘stood in the wind 1 rain for over an hour waiting their busses. The desire to ob- n a bus was so great that few ‘ed whether they got on their n bus or not, so took the first i going in their direction, even jugh sometimes it left them with walk of a mile or more. After it was better to walk a mile than be blown to bits while waiting | your own bus. Ill let you in a little secret though T think : threat of being called back to isses was feared more than the leat of the bomb. Many students ; their books in school in hopes t they would go up in smoke. ite an exciting community here East Dallas I am sure you will ree. The latest craze in our fair met- lis is one that has already been’ med in Florida-side-walk surfing itgis called, placed two hundred es in one week into the hos- al in the Sunshine State. The rt isn’t quite so dangerous as sogds except for the fact that 7 young surfers go the extreme in their search for 1. Last Thursday afternoon three ill-seeking young men sought to 1 to their number of conquered ls the pinnacle of side-walk sur- g in the Wilkes Barre area— int’s Despair. A sidewalk surf ard is a miniature surf board with ler-skate type wheels attached in 3 front and rear; sc if you see neone go sailing by your house one of the numerous hills in the st Dallag area and he seems to |floating on air, you may be wit- ;sing someone enjoying the latest | at close to fifty miles an hour, fich is the speed onz of the three intioned above was doing when | hit a patch of ashes, which re- ted in a separated left shoulder. va the kids these days. 5. Myrtle Miller had a pleas- : visit recently from Mrs. Edna v and Mr. and Mrs. Frank iifins of Kingston. James Derr of Orange, who has tn a patient in Nesbitt Hospital urned home last week. larry Howell of Fernbrook is still patient in General Hospital. Choir practice for the East Dallas urch ‘will be held tonight at 7. Mr. Alex Matukitis lost the battle th the bug and was confined to i home for several days. Can’t ep a good man down—he's up at ‘em again. Sallye Higgins, returned mission- y from Africa, is spending a week {the Philadelphia area. She has én granted permission to return {Africa and will be stationed at hospital in Nasa, rather than on lerewe Island where she was sta- ned for her last term. She is pked to sail on the Queen Mary of ME. Alex Cook of Maplewood igigits, has returned home from shit Hospital on Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Albert Nulton of ntermoreland and Dr. and Mrs. | A. Ondash, of Kingston were nday afternoon callers of Myrtle Her, Hildebrandt Road. ack Mountain Folks ith 1965 Home Show A number of Back Mountain res- ints, associated with the home ilding and ‘improvement business d related industries, are prom- intly identified with the Home d Industry Show, March 11-14, | West fide Armory. Leading ' the group is Howard hitesell, one of the founders of hitesell Brothers and now pres- int of the Home Builders Asso- tion of Northeastern Pennsyl- nia. Among the major exhibitors is a Pennsylvania Gas and Water . of which Robert Evans of the chgfomain is president. Wiiltesell also is serving as chair- an for the Home Builders of this ar’s show with Paul Lauer hand- chairmanship for the ycees. enter Hill Corners ields 2-Car Crash Two cars collided at the inter- ction of Church Street and Center 11 Road, around 5 Sunday after- on, with slight injury to pas- ngers in each. Sustaining a bump on the head 1s Mrs. Sallie VanTuyle, of Mt. on, passenger in car driven by isband Harold, east on Center II Road, and a bump on the oulder, Robert Hoffman, one of ree passengers in the car of Philip -*den Paylor, of Tunkhannock, who as going west on Center Hill and rning left onto Church Street. Each driver said he stopped for e stop sign and Police Chief Frank mmge investigated. 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