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Last Wednesday evening we had |
welcome visitors in the persons of |
MOUNT ZION
room and also the Day Care Cen- |
ter which Mrs. Spencer directs. Re-
weren't serving strawberry short-
ake this time!) Mr. and Mrs. James,
Bonnie, a Mrs. Dymond, I believe
THE DALLAS POST, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 8, 1966
Co-Chairmen Of Hospital Antique Show
Mr. and Mrs. Allen Rose and song habilitation is the word describing
Jim and Scott, all of West Pittston. | much of the work. Mrs. Judge is |
Allen is Teaching Principal of the | bringing more and more volunteers
South Abingdon Heights Elementary | into helpful contact with the resi-
School at Clarks Summit. He is| dents of this fine Home. |
also Lay Leader of the First Meth- |
odist Church in. Pittston and is to | Adam Goravitch, who wishes very |
be in charge of the Sunday after-| much that he had a TV set in his
she is our Dick Dymond’s mother,
and another Mr. Dymond who is a
brother to Mrs. Tom Earl. And the
organist I knew back at Dimock
There is one of the patients, | Camp Meeting days when she was
Jean Miller.
Got to visiting after church which
noon church services at Valley |
Crest for the month of September.
Special Project
Whenever I attempt to build any
kind of cabinet my wondering ad- |
miration rises for women who deftly
lay out on the dining room table
a piece of cloth, and on top of that
a ‘@veirdly shaped thing of tissue
paper. Then they cut around that
queer pattern, put away the paper,
pick up the cloth, run it through |
the sewing machine and lo! a dress! |
Well, there has to be a cabinet
built. IT have no pattern but an idea.
I measure and I figure. How much
lumber, how much hardware. Then
I saw and pound and fit. But the
house wall is bent to begin with.
It's really a job. But there is the
cabinet ‘with doors, four of them,
shelves from floor to ceiling, twelve
of them. They are to house our Geo-
graphic magazines which have been
coming to us since we were married.
I'm still not the craftsman that my
women-folks are!
At Valley Crest
Last Friday it was my pleasure
to show my Pittston friend around,
Allen Rose." He is lay leader at the
First. Methodist Church and as a
layman has done quite a bit of fill-
i in for the minister. He is. hav-
iflg the Sunday Protestant services
this month along with another fine
layman, Sheldon Burkle. It is’ a
splendid thing for laymen to do
this sort of thing and the. patients |,
truce Mr. Rose around to several
pebple including our new Director
of Volunteer Services, Mrs. Judge.
Speaking of Volunteer Services it
is encouraging to see her work with
some of the patients making doo-
dads for decorations. She aims to
develop latent abilities in mind and
hands of as many of the patiets
as possible. Her work parallels the
work of the Occupational Therapy
them. I had a chance to in-
Early starts -- to the vacation
spot and the return trip home --
help drivers avoid peak outflow and
inflow of traffic, it is pointed out
by Liberty Mutual Insurance
Companies.
Tahleide - Cirenlars
The Dallas Post
et
room. He is misshapen in body so delayed my get-away so that when
that he spends quite a bit of his 1 got to Centermoreland there was
| time leaning on his bed, although | 4 young man to take my rain ceat
| he manages to get about some in and hang it up while I' went in and |
his wheel chair. I asked him if his took a seat the other sede of the!
condition was due to some accident divided chancel from William James
and he told me it was from birth. the lay leader who was already con-
Of course there are TV sets in the ducting the service of worship. In
| solariums for general use but be-| my sermon entitled “Angels with
cause of his condition he wishes he | Arthritis in Their Wings” I made
had a set of his own. | reference to a patient who has been
Up Route 81 | a half-century ‘of her fifty-nine
One of Ruth’s great - nephews, | years a chronic invalid. Her favorite
Alan Conklin of Binghamton got
married last Saturdav to a Susan
Secord in the big old and lovelv
| First Presbyterian ‘Church. We
i boarded Tuffy out at the doctor's
in Trucksville and drove up. Such
{a glad chance to see a lot of the
relatives all - together. 1 can't get
over the vast layout of new roads.
circles of them going under and
' above other roads, taking you north
| by directing you south, ignoring
ways been used to. I was glad to
have Catherine drive this time. She
| pushed the foo out of the way and
| got on the right turns and got us
south by driving west and got us|
into the wvarkine Jot behind the
church which didn’t used to be
there. The church itself, much over
"a centurv old, now has a three year
old addition with all educatinnal
and cultural onnortunities provided.
Alwavs Reed Your Column --
Still doing supply preaching with-
in the Dallas Post area last Sundav
I went from East Dallas to Dymond
Hollow and then to Centermoreland.
{ At East Dallas besides seeing the
|
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I ages to line up!) I saw Mrs. Giles
Wilson whom I have seen at Valley
Crest. when she has taken Giles for
Day Care Therany. And Philip Cul-
{ itt! 4 .
i ver whom I used to know as a little | wacther. "The children in thos. ples
hoy at Carverton. He was one of the
| two men in the choir. A Mr. Ock-
' enhouse and many others made me
feel very welcome.
| local correspondent, Mrs. Moore ont Dallas SPoct’. sapolement. © ne
| (what a complete column she man- |
song she always asks for is “Some-
time We'll Understand”. During ‘the
offertory (which came ‘after the
sermon) I thought the organ sound-
ed familiar, then it dawned on me
she was playing that hymn! I com-
mented. on it: after church and she
smiled a reply, “It was. a quick de-
cision.” 2
Such nice people all the way
around! There was a. red rose on
the altar for Lisa Dawn Dymond,
| the familiar landmarks one has al-' |
daughter of, Mr. ‘and Mrs. Nelson!
Dymond Jr., born August 30. That
Dvmond family is no stranger to. me. |
1 learned, too, of ‘the illness of Dan
Dymond ‘in Nesbitt Hospital. and
Mrs. Lucille Logan in General Hos- |
pital, and of Evans Landon. Then
there was Louise James who told
me the sad news of the very recent
death of Esther Russell who had
taucht at the Missions School just
a few weeks ago. and who had
| been in Rhodesia. There were others
| heard and
Then from East Dallas I dashed |
| for Dvmond Hollow and made
it
through the rain withut a skid and |
| got there five minutes ahead of
| time The peovle at Dymond Hollow
| are a friendly lot whom we have
‘met a good many times. (They
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| extended season. Remaining oven to
| nleasant, weather autumn. fishing in
| Bowman's Creek.
| ing
whose names I didn’t catch or lost
on the way.
Those School Pictures |
Back to school days are here and |
the old echool pictures in the re-
reminders what it used to be like
this time of vear. Frieda Krum will
not be teaching .in the one-room!
school but she is still going. strong
as a neighbor. mother and grand-
tures grew up. manv of them in our
communities. You should have
seen Marion McHenry
obing and ahing over the Orange
schanl picture!
Well. so it goes while time goes
by at rocket speed.
Trond Saagon Still On
In 17 Other Covnties
Pennsvlvania’s resular trout sea-
«on closed at midnight September 5,
Labor Day, 1966. Robert J. Bielo,
executive director, . Pennsylvania
Fish Commission, said fishermen
could continue to enioy trout fish- |
in 11 trout streams in 17
counties throughout the state in an
extended trout season that ends
midnight, October 31.
These streams. stocked during the
recular season, will not receive ad-
ditional trout plantings during the
Pennsvlvania until October 31 is
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As one can see, Co-chairmen Mrs. |
Clarence Fitze and Mrs. John Rine-
himer ' are; busy working on the!
final stages of the 4th Annual Tunk-
hannock’' Tyler Memorial Hospital
Antiques Show and Sale, which will
feature fifteen noted dealers from a
wide area and their displays. There |
will also: be an Auxiliaries Booth,
“The Market Place”, selling every-
thing from antique chairs to por-
celain flowers. :
The show will be held at Tunk-
hannock Methodist Church, from
11:00" a, m. to 10:00 p. m. October
11th and 12th. A donation of 75¢
will- berasked "and "a door prize will |
be awarded. Delicious lunches and
dinners will be served each day.
Proceeds from the show will go
for the benefit of the Auxiliary and
their year’s hospital project. 1
Donald Davis;
Committees: Co-chairmen, = Mrs.
John Rinehimer, Mrs. Clarence
Fitze; Publicity, Mrs. Robert DM.
Turrell, Mrs. Don Yates; T. V., Mrs:
Hospitality, Mrs.
John Farr; Patrons, Mrs. John Cash-
in, Mrs. Rowland Tewksbury; Pro-
gram, Gertrude Harmon; Decora-
tions, Mrs. Thomas F. Jacob; Ex-
hibitors, Mrs. Daniel Holod, Mrs.
Willi: : } s :
liam E. Moss; Tea, Mrs. Donald py is nothing he can do if the |
Williams; Luncheons, Mrs. Stark
Bartron, Mrs. Harold Claypool, Mrs.
Margaret ' Dietrich, Mrs. Robert W.
Stevens; Dinners, Mrs. Harry E.
Brown, Mrs. F. H. Shaughnessy;
Auxiliary Booth, Mrs.” Alvah Fassett,
Mrs.' William Skrynski, Mrs. Floyd
Titman; Booths, Mrs. John R. Mor-
gan; Treasurer,
port.
Idetoun
Eighty-Seven Years Old |
Mrs. Wesley Hilbert, who ob- |
served her 87th birthday on Sun-
day, was guest at a family dinner.
Present: Mr. and Mrs. Donald Hil-
bert, Forty Fort; Mr. and-Mrs. Wes-
ley Hilbert, Easton; Edwin Shepor-
wick, Mrs. Charlotte Matthews and |
Mrs. Lila Felt. Guests during the
afternoon were Mr. and Mrs. Jo-
seph Gryzsiec and son Joseph of
Reyburn, Mrs. Robert Baird and
chiildren Bonnie, Bobbie, Lori and
Wendy of Trucksville, Mrs. James
Brace.
Mrs. Leona Moore and Mrs. Ra-
chel Chatfield and daughter, Linda,
of Simsburg, Conn., spent three days
at the home of Mrs. Vivian Rinken.
Mrs. Rinken has returned after
spending two weeks in the Nesbitt
Hospital and 2, weeks at the home
of her daughter, Mrs. Melvin
Carol Toluba, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Anthony Toluba, graduated on
Sunday from Pennsylvania State
University. She is teaching in the
Elementary School in Philadelphia.
Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Smith,
Rochester. N. Y., visited relatives
and friends in this area this week.
The beautiful vases of flowers
at the Sunday morning worship
service were in memory of Mr. and
‘Mrs. Martin Calkins, given by Char-
lotte Calkins. :
Rev and Mrs. David Haines and
children returned to their home in
Emerson, N. J., after spending two
weeks wiith Mr. and Mrs. Elmer
Hoover.
Entertain Friends
tained at their home Saturday after-
noon, August 27. They showed home
movies of relatives in California.
Present were Mrs. Sylvia Franken-
field, Mr. and Mrs. David Thieffar,
Yvonne and David, Tobyhanna;
{ Mrs. George Smith, Betty and Mi-
chelle Goodman, Wilkes-Barre; Mrs.
Francis Smith, Trucksville; Mr. and
Mrs. Robert Lynch, Mary, Pat and
Coleen, Philadelphia; Mr. and Mrs.
Walter Meade, Donald and Walter
Jr., Mrs. Corey Meade, Mrs. Ernest
Fritz, Mrs. Vivian Rinken and Deb-
bie, Mrs. Edmund Webber and Fred-
die, Mr. and Mrs. Kirk Lannan with
Kevin, Kirk Jr. and Kim, Mrs. Clif-; cepted as a medical corpsman with |
| the U.S. Navy and will take his
ford Davis with Gloria,
Tammy, Jeffery and Lisa,
Idetown.
Doreen,
all of
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SHAVERTOWN
Real Citizens nell is Construction Superintendent
It is the nice little things that| with Bell Telephone Company.
make life worthwhile. Last week| It was a real pleasure to hear
Bill Glahn wil return home from
| Philadelphia this week after work-
ling all summer in the metropolis.
i Kitchen Jr., and Bobby Daubert per-
two of our younger generation, Mal | from Mal Kitchen who is busy on|He will resume classes at Penna.
the job in Cameron County where | State University, September 28.
the State Forest and Waters are! Petty Officer Joseph Baganski
completing the George D. Steven- | came in from Washington, D.C., to
son Dam, a flood control project on | spend the holiday weekend with his
Sinnemahoning Creek. Mal says the
Brenda.
formed a real service. We are proud
of them.
On Saturday Percy Love proved
a Good Samaritan to my daughter,
| wife,
who was up with her husband from | family expects to move to Sinnema- |
Maryland. Susie had borrowed her | ponins about September 17. He
| Dad’s car to go into Wilkes Barre | finds the mountainous terrain de- |
and coming home around the curves | lightful where some of the choicest |
in Trucksville the vehicle ran out
of gas, Fred had Mot goon ou state are to be found. From the
a> He Jie X ee | picture he sent it looks like a real
2 a NUR 2 fine piece of construction which
gage id TOL IMEC BE 85 when operated at full capacity will
on the empty mark. i
Thinking it was low and that she | Hi oa, i ya4y Mal
would get gas-in Shavertown, Susie | Littl i Po 2 you, po
consequently wae stranded in a bad |, ° tie Jimmy ion came ome
spot. Jumping out of the car to! last week after undergoing sur-
walk to a service station, she had ge
fishing and hunting grounds of this
ry at General Hospital.
surface |
Mrg. Dana Campbell and Mrs.
Dolores Spencer, Lehman enjoyed
the Syracuse Fair Exhibit on Sat-
' urday, meeting Cora’s brother Frank
Space at Montrose and going on
with him. Highlight of the event was
| the appearance of Frankie Fontaine,
| television star and the Count Bassi
{ Orchestra.
| We were happy to learn over the
| weekend that our little neighbor,
Jerry Domnick is showing improve-
ment at Nesbitt Hospital.
Mr. and Mrs. John Clause and
| husband are moving to New Jersey. | Brunswick, N.J..
only gone a short distance when Mr. | Myr. and Mrs. C. E. Russell, Peru,
Love, who knew my daughter, came
: daughter Brenda had as weekend
Indiana, are guests of Mr. and Mrs. | visitors, Mr .and Mrs. Robert Bers
along and drove her to the gas| Charles Lutsey. . . | quist, Long Island. ;
pumps, obtained the necessary fuel| Mr. and Mrs. Drue Daniels, King- | ~ chyckie Malkemes,
and drove her back, filling the |Ston, have purchased a home on E.| pioved with IBM in research at
tank so that she might be on her | Franklin Street. . | Gaithersburg, Md., came into spend
way. Mr. and Mrs. John Cortright and | the holiday’ weekend with his par-
We all most sincerely thank you, | Mr. and Mrs. Jack Jones returned | ents, Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Mal-
Percy, and hope we can return home last week after vacationing | kemes. Mr. and Mrs. David Hess,
the favor in the near future. {at Wrighter Lake. For the holiday and family, Eau. Gallie, Florida, res
Look for a new township sec-| Weekend, they had as guests, Mrs. | turned home last week after Carol
retary to be appointed soon. We | Jane Engler, Schenectady, and Mr. | and the youngsters enjoyed a seven
understand Carol Dilfield and her [and Mrs. Morgan Rowlands, New | week stay with her mother and da
}'and the Malkemes family.
who is em-
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Our police chief has received a | :
number of calls concerning the |
morals offender I cited last week. |
people will not prefer charges. He |
had picked up the fellow once but |
as I stated the charges were drop- |
ped. Tnose who have just cavsz |
must take action. At the presznt |
the character is in
arcther com- .
munity. Hers An Thess COME ON DOWN
Mr. and Mrs. Ted Woolbert and |
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Mrs. Margaret Dilg spent the week- |
end in New Jersey where they |
visited Flossie's sister, Mrs. Ruth |
Mack, who is a patient at Engel- |
wood Hospital after suffering a |
heart attack two weeks ago. |
Mrs.. Ethel Honeywell had as |
guest last week her great grand-
daughter, Susan Oliver, daughter of |
Mr. and Mrs. Howard Oliver of |
Aberdeen, Md. | 83 ALL
Mrs. Ruth Houser had as week- | = Ty o
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Coolidge and Cathy and Calvin, Ir. | (Babies Free)
of Long Island.
Jim Borthwick will leave this |
week to resume his studies at Un- |
iversity of Penna. School of Veteri- |
nary Medicine. |
Richard Mendelsohn has been ac- |
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