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DALLAS, PENNSYLVANIA
DONT BLAME THE DOCTORS
by Mrs. Fredric W. Anderson
The ever present hazard of drunken drivers upon
our highways calls for drastic action not by the munici-
palities nor the medical forces of each community but
by the legislators who shape the policies to be followed
through by our local law enforcement agencies.
‘No one can blame the doctors for washing their
| hands of the whole dirty mess which begins when the
intoxicated individuals are first brought into their offices.
The medical profession is up to its ears in trying to
treat the increasing number of cases needing their atten-
tion, its rolls skyrocketing through the tension : packed
era in which we live and the increased benefits offered
by health insurance plans. The doctor of today has little
| time for relaxation, family or other interests.
The main objection of these highly skilled men is
not so much the examination of the inebriated individual
at any or all hours but the loss of valuable time in the
purts when the case is brought before the presiding
magistrate.
Here, attorneys bent on an acquittal, harass and
badger the physician in an effort to prove that he has
erred in his judgment. A good doctor has no stomach
for such an experience. And who can blame him when
his thoughts are undoubtedly on a desperately ill patient
who needs his services far more.
It is about time that our state governing bodies do
something to remedy the existing condition.
A physician's certificate should be ample evidence
/ in any courtroom and the doctors would be more than
willing to cooperate if their time was not to be bartered
for an appearance at a carnival of wits, in behalf of some
character, who cares little if he transgresses upon the
rights and well-being of his fellow citizens.
Give So More Will Live, Theme
Of Heart Fund Appeal For 1966
chairman of the 1966 Heart Fund
Atty. Bernard Podcasy, munds, Mrs. Elva Costello and
Miss Linda Howell; Hickory Hills,
general
campaign, said many workers Be Eileen Schilling; Dallas Town-
assisting in the Back Mountain area.
the“Fegion is Mrs. Robert W. Spears, : Lawrence Hilburt, Mrs.
245 Carverton Road, Trucksville.
of
ship, Mrs. Joseph Vaskas, chairman;
epting the chairmanship for | Kunkle, Mrs. Charles Mitchell, Mrs.
Charles
| Newell, Mrs. Wayne Hoover, Mrs.
Mrs. Spears stated: “The slogan | Wilson Mawry, Mrs. Andrew. Tre-
our campaign is ‘Give So | gan, Mrs. Calvert Birnstock, Mrs.
More Will Live.’ Heart diseases and | Thomas Bozek, Mrs. Stephen Glova,
heart attacks touch the families of | and Mrs. Richard Searfoss.
virtually everyone, so
the 1966 |
Heart Fund campaign deserves our | Jr.; New Goss Manor, Mrs. Gerald
su
in
be as generous as possible.”
Herbert Morris; Fernbrook, Mr s. | Shuster;
pport. When the volunteers call | Bongo, Mrs. Donald Anthony, and
the Back Mountain region, please Mrs. Presley Shannon; White Trailer
| Court, Mrs.
Assisting are: Shrine Acres, Mrs. | Apple Wood Manor, Mrs. William
High Point Acres, Mrs.
Andrew Gallagher and Mrs. Joseph | William Wallo; College Manor, Mrs.
Vaskas; Overbrook Road, Mrs. R.| Joseph Shard; Haddonfield Hills,
H.
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Foss, Mrs. Joseph Pagliante, and | Mrs. John LaBarge; and Elmecrest,
rs. Eleanor Cooper; Upper De-| Mrs. J. Sallada, Mrs. Royce Powers,
munds, Mrs. Paul Klug; Lower De-' and Mrs. Walter Laison.
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CHARLES H. LONG
SWEET VALLEY
477.2211
Goss Manor, Mrs. Edward Boltz, |
Christie Beauregarde; |
Hiking Club Holds Dinner;
Future Plans Announced
Susquehanna Trailers’ hiking club
recently held its annual dinner at
Plains American Legion, with Mr.
Steve Emanuel, retired educator and
conservationist, as guest speaker.
Attorney Elmer Bolla and his wife, |
representing the Susquehanna Ap- |
palachian Hikers club of Harrisburg,
gave a few remarks.
Miss Elizabeth Stilp was chair-
man of the dinner, assisted by Miss
Ann Anstett and Mrs. Eugene Sta-
wicki. Miss ‘Shirley Bromfield and
Mrs. Pearl Bromfield were in charge
of decorations, which featured hik- |
‘ers and skaters in miniature form |
in a rustic setting. Mrs. Stawicki |
”
THE DALLAS POST, THURSDAY, MARCH 3, 1966
also assisted on this committee. io lelin.
Hikers were reminded to bring Dallas Franklin Monroe
ice skates for the hikers to be held | 1996 Needs Information
during February and March. The | Dallas - Franklin - Monroe gradu-
group meets every Sunday at Kirby | 4ting class of 1956 needs the ad-|
Health Center, 12:45 p.m. ; | dresses of three members, in ad- |
Ice skating and hiking will be { vance of a class reunion to be held
enjoyed at Blytheburn Lake, Feb- | some time. thie summer.
ruary 20th with Miss Elizabeth | Names are: William Schlittler,
Stlip as leader; February 27th, Per- | Eugene Sedler, and Walter Woz- |
rin’s March, Orange, : : |
Evans as leader; March 6th, Mrs. |
Ella Kersteen will be hostess to gresses of these graduates, is asked
the group at North Lake, Sweet Val- 31] Mrs. R. Dale Wagner at
ley; March 20th, Alderson, Harveys Meadowerest.
Lake; Mrs. Florence Joos, leader; ~
March 27th, Pine Hill Fire Tower, TO GEISINGER
Thornhurst-near Bear Lake, Joe| Alice L. Shoemaker, Shickshinny
Kasulitis, leader.
|RD 1, was admitted to Geisinger
TT Medical Center, Danville, on Feb-
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standards, different from any other meat merchant.
These standards don’t fit exactly the familiar terms you know for grades of meat. As
an example, did you know that some beef, graded U.S. Choice, just doesn’t meet our
“Super-Right” specifications? It’s true! You see...we don’t buy by grade. We use
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THE GREAT ATLANTIC & PACIFIC TEA CO.. INC.
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with Bob nicki | same to Joseph Sott, executor, 232! pyonrag
Anyone who knows present ad-| Gardner Avenue, Wilkes-Barre, | |.i. of Wilkes-Barre City. Letters
Pennsylvania.
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Notice is hereby given that let-
ters testamentary have been grant-
ed in the estate of Mary Jane Clune, | JONATHAN C. VALENTINE, ATTY.,
late of Wilkes-Barre City, { qe sz
March 31, 1965. All persons in-'— READ THE TRADING POST —
SECTION B — PAGE 3
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to meke payment, and those hav- | WILKES-BARRE, PA.
Notice ig hereby given that letters ing claims or demands present aL
domends present! ySTATE OF THEODORE R.
(Died January 6, 1966)
GAY
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| of Administration having been
| granted, all persons indebted to
| said estate are requested to make
| payment and those having claims
to present the same to IRENE
THOMAS, ADMINISTRATRIX, c/o
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died
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