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‘Lake-Lehman Band Members
Make District Band
Four members of the Lake-Lehmn
Band have been selected to attend
the North East District Band Festi-
val at Coughlin High School Febru-
ary 23-25 in Wilkes-Barre.
They are: Joanne Wesolski,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Edward
Wesolski, Lake Silkworth. This is
Joanne’s seccond year. Joanne plays
cclarinet. Sheldon Ehret, Jr., son
of Mr. and Mrs. Sheldon Ehret, Leh-
man. This i= Sheldon’s third year.
Sheldon plays trumpet. Two other
trumpet players were chosen. Paul
“*Niezgoda, son of Mr. and Mrs. Ed-
ward Niezgoda, Lehman, and James
Zbick, son of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph
Zbick, .Jackson.
John Miliauskas i= band director.
Christmas Program
~ The Lehman Methodist Primary
Department will present a Christ- |
mas cantata, “What Does It Mean”, |
at the Lehman Methodist Church on
December 22 at 7:30 p. m. The!
Lake-Lehman Brass Choir will open |
the program.
Cantata Practice will be held on
December 19 and 21 at 7 p. m. in
the church.
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Christmas Program At
Retreat In Progress
The Hospital Christmas committee
at Retreat has planned an extensive
Christmas program for the 800 pa-
tients. q
Christmas officially started on De-
cember 4th and will end on Janu- |
ary 8, 1967. |
More than 75 Community groups
are rendering servvices, making poe
wo a wide varietv of parties en- |
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and gift presentations for all i
patients. |
The Christmas committee, on be-
half of the patients and personnel,
would like to express its gratitude
4 thanks to all who generously |!
contributed services, talents, and
gifts.
Jackson Twp.
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Wins Turkey
Paul Snyder was the lucky wine
ner of a-turkey at McCrory’s last
Friday night. His name was drawn
in the first drawing of the evening.
In spite of the warm weather, it
is beginning to look like Christmas,
as people are putting their homes
in gay holiday dress. Practically
every home is lighted and many
wreaths are already in windows. The
children are counting the days till
Santa comes and mothers are won-
dering aloud if they will get every-
thing done by then that needs do-
ing. My hope is that we do not
lose sight of the Holiness of this
holiday in all the hustle and bustle.
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Alderson Woman's Society of
' Christian Service was entertained at
a Christmas Party at the church on
Thursday evening. Mrs. Fred Eister
was hostess. Worship Service for
Christmastide was presented by Mrs.
Raymond Garinger and Mrs. The-
odore Heness, assisted by the church
choir. A social hour followed, games
played and lunch served at a
Christmas Candlelit table. Attend-
ing were: Eleanor Humvhrey, Glad-
vs Jones, Terry Leinthall, Lina Gar-
inger, and Mesdames Ida Allen,
Taft Truska Jr., Raymond Grey,
Helen Hartman, Ida Rogers, Amos
Hunsinger, Clarence Montross, Jes-
sie Garinger. Howard Higgins; Wal-
bridge Leinthall, Leatha Spaulding,
{a guest, Alferd Rogers, and Albert
Armitage.
Mrs. Jessie Garinger, with whom
we live, will be 87 years young on
Sunday. She is in good health, en-
joys reading, T. V. and cutting and
sewing carpet rags. In nice weather
she likes to work outdoors. No spe-
cial celebration is planned.
Mt. Vale Council DAR
AIR POLLUTION. -
Where will you be living in 1991?
Will you be in a ‘brick and steel
complex connected by miles of as-
phalt and concrete streets, gasping
for breath under a blanket of filthy
and polluted air? It may be . . . un-
less we act now.
A MOST SERIOUS PRCBLEM
Over many of our larger cities to-
day, there is a “sea of air” as much
as three miles deep. Caught up in
this sea is a mixture of mud, grit,
smoke, smog, and various gaseous
substances. Together, these compose
the murky air which we describe
as haze and smog.
Dr. Walter Orr Roberts of the
U.S. National Centre for Atmos-
pheric Research, Boulder, Colorado
points up the seriousness of our air
i pollution problem in this dire pro-
diction: “In coming years thousands
of people will die in our cities simply
because they breathe.” Dr. Roberts |
warns that this will happen even
if we start now on an all-out nat-
ional program to clean up the dirty
air that overhangs our cities and
towns and also affects outlying
areas. The doctor's warning is con-
THE DALLAS POST, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 15, 1966
BABSON'S POINT OF VIEW ON: AIR POLLUTION
the problem. In far too many com-
munities, laws regulating the dis- |
posal of industrial wastes are either
ignored’ or poorly enforced. Prob-
ably in most cases, the laws them-
selves are inadequate and need to
be revamped and up-dated.
; POISONED AIR
| POLLUTES WATER TOO
. The poisons in our air are now
also a major contributor to. the
growing problem of water pollution.
We just do not know how many
people fall victim to respiratory and
virus ailments because of poisonous
substances in the air, in our
streams, and even on occasion in
| our drinking water.
Steps are being taken to cut down
on the harm rendered by fumes
from auto exhausts. If that does
not work, we may have to han cars
| from downtown areas of the largest
| cities and — as a health measure —
I force people to use public transpor- |
| tation in going to and from these
| areas. If local and state governments
| prove unequal to the task of clean-
(ing up oar’ air, the federa govern- |
| ment will have to act. Perhaps that |
is the only way we can piace a
|
Two Local Girls Are
Honored At McCann
Bonnie Brobst, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Harold Brobst, and Linda
Parry, daughter of Mr. and Mts.
Robert Parry, both from Dallas,
have recently been accepted into
Alpha Beta Iota Tau Sorority. They
were 1966 graduates of Dallas Sen-
ior High School and are presently
attending the McCann School. of
Business in Reading, Pennsylvania.
In order to become. a member you
must maintain a "90 average in all
subjects, have leadership qualifica-
tions, and be an outstanding student
in public and scholastic functions.
While pledging they had to go
through three days of initiation.
The initiation dinner will be held
on December 14. at the Shillington
Restaurant, Shillington, Pe.
of metereology and their role in air |
pollution, we can acquire more in- |
formation about =zir quality criteria |
and types of air pollutants. “Knowl-
edge is power.” Armed with it, wer
lick this problem and produce |
a healthier, happier, more prosper- |
cus nation in the bargain. But this |
can
firmed bv the 11.8 Publi~ Health | Telly effociive ban on another ma- | will ‘be possible only "if we: act onl
Hold Christmas Party
| pollution is already a major health |
i-hazard in 308 American cities hav-|
the open btirning of garbage,
leaves; |
trash, and refuse. 1
Mount: Vale Council, 224 Daugh-
| ters of America, held their Christ- |
| mas party December 9th at the
IOOF Hall. A delicious turkey sup-
per was served by charter members.
i Present ‘were Mabel Davis, Mabel
f Michell, Margaret Adametz, Goldie
ing a total popula‘ioa of 43 million
reople.
RISING ENERGY NEEDS plus
INDIFFERENCE — POLLUTION
Once upon a time, you could look
up at a great cloud of smoke hang- |
ing in the sky above a city and be
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Dorothy Perrego, Audrey Ide, Doris Pretty sure that it really was smoke.
Carey, Ruth Cyphers. Joyce Fiske, Today, so many different substances ;
Lillian Phillips. Ann Kingston, Aud- | combvrise this air mass that you can |
rey Eustice, Florence Wilsey, Mar- no longer be sure exactly what is |
rion Perrin, Martha Williams and lying between the sun and the
Elizabeth Rowlands. | earth. As our population has in-
Gifts were exchanged, and a pro- creased and as we have become so
gram was presented by Ann Kings- highly industrialized, our demands
ton. | for energy and for auto transport
| have multiplied; our air is poisoned
First Aid For Gum: When chew- by auto exhausts and by the smoke
ing gum’ gets on clothing, rugs, or {rom power plants. Certainly, they
upholstery, scrape off gum without are among the worst offenders. But
damaging the fabric, advises Mrg. | there are other offenders as well.
Mae Barton, Penn State extension Sand, cement, coal, and other sub-
clothing specialist. Gum will come | Stances in the air help to compound
off easier if you first harden it| Tg re oterted him
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with the back of a knife. If a stain minds Mrs. Marguerite Duvall,
remains, sponge it with a nonflam-! penn State extension family life
mable grease solvent.’ | specialist, Playing games at home
Teach C hil d Sportsmanship: is an excellent way to teach a child
When parents help a child to re-| to win and lose but still enjoy the
alize that failure isn’t the end of game.
HEARING AIDS
NERVE DEAFNESS
And the other types of deafness too.
| MORE UNDERSTANDING NEEDED
| ‘We talk about the need for land
{ conservation and water conserva-
| tion. There is an equally great ne-
| cessity for air conservation. Neither
more stringent laws nor more com- |
| prehensive control programs can do
the job as quickly and as thoroughly
as it must be done. It demands
100% co-operation from ‘people.
The University of Massachusetts |
has already begun to make people
more knowledgeable by offering an
extension course on air conservation.
Through such study of the basics
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Christmas Party
Charlotte Mae Roberts
SECTION B — PAGE 7°
|Mt. Zion's Hymnal
The ladies of Shavertown Bible| Charlotte Mae Roberts, a junior| Dedication Sunday
Church held their monthly Mission-
ary meeting last Monday evening
at the home of Mrs. Dayton Gar-
nett, Sr., R. D. 1, Plymouth.
Speaker of the evening was Flo-
rence Garnett, a senior at Practical
Bible Training School, Broome
County, New York.
Present: Mesdames Claud Go-
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Edmonson, Sr,
Miss Garnett and Erma Garnett.
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' sociology major at Albright College,
Reading, was recently inducted as
a sister of the Alpha Iota Sigma |
Service ‘Sorority on campus.
Miss Roberts is the daughter of |
Mr. and Mrs. Charles T. Roberts, |
Yeager Avenue, Shavertown.
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Sunday, December 18.
Special Christmas music will be
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