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Mt. Zion
- Visits Here Before
It Does No Good! Going To Vietnam
My observation is that para-| Sgt. and Mrs. Paul Kostenbauder,
graphs about roadside littering do | with children Kathy and Chris, were
no good. For I don't believe that: house-guests of Mr. and Mrs. George
people who litter our otherwise Kostenbauder during the week fol-
beautiful roadsides ever read the lowing Easter. Patricia, daughter of |
high class literature of The Dallas the George Kostenbauders, celebrat-
Post. Readers of The Dallas Post ed her ninth birthday April 23, shar-
would never think they had to ing birthday cake with her cousins.
drink beer while riding through our Highlight of the visit ‘was a flight
nature-blessed country roads. Read- i over Dallas and Wyoming Valley
ers of The Dallas Post would never with Sgt. Kostenbauder at the con-
think of tossing empty beer cans, trols. He is a member of the Fly-
big brown quart-size beer bottles, | Club at Fort Devens, Mass.
or ice cream containers along the
public highway. Readers of the Dal-
las Post are very particular to keep
all rubbish inside their cars until
they get home and then put it in a
proper container for disposal. Some
readers of The Dallas Post take!
their dogs for walks along much iq; : %
loved highways and because they | on an of the US. Amy.
see the desecration of these walk- | L oye a Faduete of Lake
ways by all kinds of rubbish, tin| ponman High School enlisted in
cans, broken glass they would not | ugust of 1964 and took his basic
think of adding to the mess. One training at Fort Jackson, 8. C. Fol-
wonders if it might do the “cause” lowing completion of this, he was
\more good to leave the dog at home | transferred to Fort Gordon, Ga.
and. carry along ‘a bag and with TTT
Soldier In Korea
Pvt. Lloyd Jennings, son of Mr.
and Mrs. Lloyd Jennings, Idetown,
left April 9 for Korea where he
will spend 13 months with the 127th
“Phil” Walter
A young man deeply interested in
the Back Mountain area, who is
widely known for his service to
| others is seeking the office of Super- |
{ visor in the Middle District of Dal-
las Township in the forthcoming
primaries.
Philip Walter has resided in the
township for the past nine years
and is anxious to bring about many
improvements in one of the largest
townships in the area.
A graduate of Forty Fort High
School, he attended Wilkes College,
leaving classes there to enter the |
U.S. Marine Corps. Here he served
for six years of active duty and four
years in the Reserves.
He is married to the former Leona
Lord of Lehman and the couple are
the parents of three children, . Roy
and Richard and daughter Phyllis.
Mr. Walter is a member of Wy-
oming Lodge F&AM, the Dieu Le
Veut Commandery No. 45, Wilkes
Barre, the Shekinah Royal Arch
Chapter No. 182 and the Irem
Temple at Dallas.
gloved hands gather up a quantity
of cut glass and unwanted cans and
take it home to get rid of it through |
proper channels. [
Well, anyway, you see how I feel |
and I'm not going to write any- |
thing about this rubbish in The Dal- |
las Post simply because Dallas Post
readers are not rubbish-tossers-out-
of-cars ‘and ‘it would not do any |
good to tell them about the littering
public. How does one get the ear |
or eye of people who drink while
riding out where Nature lives?
Last Thursday I was on my way
home from Valley Crest and had to
stop in Exeter to officiate at a fu-
neral home. But I was early -- and
sleepy (as I always am after meals!) |
So I pulled to the curb along Wyo-
ming avenue and thought I'd go
over the funeral service in the
quiet of the traffic for a few min- |
utes. But my eyes dropped shut,
heard someone at my elbow asking
me if I felt all right. For the mo-
ment as I glimpsed the uniformed
officer at my window I thought it
was Mike Skubic, chief security of- |
ficer at Valley Crest! But it was an |
alert Wyoming cop taking note of
a figure at the wheel who looked |
kinda ‘slumped. I thanked him and
told him I was fine. How much
just that much sleep perks me up! |
Much better to have the car parked |
than moving at such a time. No,
that wasn’t due to my age. I've
always taken forty winks after
lunch if possible. Used to do it
during recitations in Prof. Gillott’s
Greek class 50 years ago. That was
far more dangerous than in a
parked car on the Avenue. I might
have been callad on to translate the
next line in Greek!
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THE DALLAS POST, THURSDAY, APRIL 29, 1965
Dallas MYF Sponsors
Hooteanny On Friday | 2
The public is invited to attend a | d A G 1
Hootenanny = sponsored by Dallas | Honore t 1r
Sub-District MYF Friday night at |
7:30 in Dallas Senior High School. |
‘Back Mountain Women To B
Scout Tea
A number of local women who Mrs. Stanley B. Davies, Mrs. Stan. |
Five wocal groups and one soloist have served for twenty five or ley Freeman, Dallas; Mrs. Martin |
will provide entertainment.
lege will lead group singing and
| more years in Girl Scouting will | Porter, Shavertown.
The REGENTS from King’s Col-'be honored at a tea given by the |
Board of Directors of Penn's Woods and Wyoming Valley
|
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Senior Girl Scouts of Bloomsburg |
areas are
act as master of ceremonies. This Girl Scout Council Sunday, 2 p.m., | preparing centerpieces, and Round-
group features Gary Woods, Gene at Hazleton YMCA-YWCA.
Singar, John Williams, Joe Reding-
ton, John Swatkowski, John Mec- Huntsville, Mrs. Ernest Norris,
Devitt, Dominic Deconsilies, Richard Trucksville; Mrs. C. Wesley Boyle,
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At Orpheus Society's Concert
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Ann Weatherby, will present sev- |
eral selections. The JUST III con- |
sisting of Helen Miller, George Sim- |
ons and Tommy ~ Carpenter, and
ay, > a bm | ners in th Junior High Art Contest
Richard Stankus, Paul DeCurtis, | ata meeting held recently of oe
Allan Todd and Elliott Kaspriskie | Dallas Senior Woman's Club.
from West Pittston High School will | This Art Contest is co-sponsored
add to the entertainment. | by both Dallas Junior and Dallas
A group from Dallas Senior High | Senior Woman's Clubs for students
School. THE GREENBRIARS, Ed. | the Dallas Junior High School.
ward Baker, Michael Blair, Thomas | Mrs. Arthur D. Hontz is Art Teacher
Awards were presented to win-
Budd, Alan Herwig, Roy Supulski, in the school. Works entered were
| Gregg Hicks and Steven Townsend, judged by Mr. Robert Hukill, In-
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in the program. | structor of Art in the Senior High
Susan Harper, Bloomsburg State School. 3 :
College, will also appear at the | The = prize-winning works
Hootenanny. : | been on display. in ‘the window: of
Harveys Lake; Mrs. Viola Rossman,
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(up girls will have a display and |
They are: Mrs. A. Harden Coon, demonstrations. Reservations for the !
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Winners were: Seventh Grade:
1st prize, Grant Davis; 2nd" prize, |
Debra Lamoreaux; 3rd prize, Rob-
ert Bauman.
Eighth Grade: 1st prize, Phyllis |
Frederici; 2nd prize, Connie Havir; |
3rd prize, Stephen Schaefer.
Ninth Grade: 1st prize, Sally
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3rd prize, Eric Mayer.
Awards were presented by Mrs.
Henry Moyer, Chairman of the Fine |
Arts and Home Life Departments |
of the Dallas Senior Woman's Club. !
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