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TRUCKSVILLE
by Nelson Woolbert
Back Mountain 4-H Club will
meet in the municipal building
tomorrow night at 7:30. Paul
Beard will preside.
Susan Rogers, Harris Hill
Road, a graduate of Wyoming
Seminary, will enter Dickinson
College, Carlisle, in September.
Susan is the daughter of Dr. and
Mrs. Lewis L. Rogers III.
Mrs. S. Albert Sherman,
Chase Road, is recuperating at
her home after being a surgical
patient in General Hospital.
Members of Brownie Troop
627 enjoyed three days of camp
life at Wildwood last week. They
were accompanied by their
leaders, Mrs. John Bebeck and
Carol Williamson.
Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Harrison,
Carverton Road, are on a fish-
ing trip to Long Lake, Ontario,
Canda, this week. They are ac-
companied by Mr. and Mrs.
Wayne Harrison and family,
Fernbrook, Mr. and Mrs.
Mrs. Henry Wyant has re-
turned to her home on Tunkhan-
nock Road after a month’s visit
with her son, Elmer, and his
family at Boulder, Colo.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Galka
and Susan returned to their
home at Fairless Hills, after a
week's stay at their home here.
Their daughter, Mrs. Urban
Womer is a hospital patient.
Mrs. John Hansen, John Jr.,
Debbie and Steven, Mrs. Robert
McGovern, Cynthia Sue and
Robert, Canandaigua, N.J.
spent the weekend with Edgar
Engelman.
Mr. and Mrs. William Hamer-
sky and son, Mark, of Glen
Lyon, spent the weekend with
relatives in Noxen.
Mr. and Mrs. Freeman Quick
returned from a visit with rela-
tives in Detroit, Mich.
Mrs. William McKenna has
returned to her own home after
submitting to surgery at the
Tyler Hospital, Meshoppen.
Callers at the Leonard Ferrito
home Sunday were Mr. and
Mrs. -Leon Newell, Tim and
Pamela, Tunkhannock, and Mr.
and Mrs. Lorenzo Ferrito of
West Wyoming. Mr. and Mrs.
James Gilles of Williamsport,
called Saturday.
The following attended an
outing at the cottage of Mr. and
Mrs. Ray Gunton, Lake Nuan-
gola, Saturday: Mr. and Mrs.
Fred Schenck, Mr. and Mrs.
Albert Ruff Sr., Mrs. William
Butler, Mrs. Dorothy French,
Ruth Field, Mrs.Russell Caster-
line, Mrs. William Munkatchy,
Margaret Reibl, Mary Patton,
and Mr. and Mrs. Ray Gunton.
Weekend guests at the home
of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Coole
were Mrs. Cecil Hale, Ravona,
N.Y., Mrs. and Mrs. Arthur
Hale, Teresa, Robin, and
Duane, of Painted Post, N.Y.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Bigelow
and sons, Barker, N.Y., spent
the weekend with the Harry
Bigelows. Kenneth stayed down
for a week. Mrs. George Pelli-
tieri, Viviene and Yvette,
Trenton, N.J., are spending a
week with them.
~ Mr. and Mrs. Joe Blaine,
Courtdale, spent Saturday with
"Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Phoenix.
Jack Kocker, John Grady and
David Crossman spent last
week camping at Barbaccis
Grove, Demunds.
Mr. and Mrs. Sherwood
McKenna, and granddaughter,
Susan, ' Bethesda, Md., spent
last Thursday with Mr. and
Mrs. Leslie Kocher.
Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Rey-
nolds, Swoyersville, Mr. and
Mrs. Albert Bokowski, Hawley,
spent the weekend at the home
of the Leslie Kochers. Mr. Bac-
kowski’s mother is seriously ill
in the Moses Taylor Hospital at
Scranton.
Jesse Benjamin entered the
General Hospital Monday.
Mrs. Arthur Zimmerman and
daughter Marge, of Kingston,
were dinner guests of Mr. and
Mrs. Nathan Stradley Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. Dale Engelman,
Scott, Neal, Clark and Marla,
Sayre, spent Sunday with his
mother, Mrs. William Engel-
man.
The officers and families of
the Noxen Community Federal
Credit Union held their monthly
meeting at Munkatchy’s Grove
Aug. 18. The following attend-
ed: Elmer Boice, Mark and
Dale Boice, Mr. and Mrs.
Kenneth Jackson, Mr. and Mrs.
Henry Lane, Mr. and Mrs. Elvin
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by Mrs. Ray Kelly .
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Joseph Abrengts, Bogota, N.J.,
and Thomas Evans Jr., Holly
Street.
Linda Jeter, Brair Hill, Car-
verton Road, is on a trip to the
. New England States. She is ac-
companied by Sally Briggs,
Bethlehem.
The marriage of Claire Eliza-
beth Schechter, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Edward Schechter,
Sutton Road, to Joseph Stephen
O’Connor, son of Helen O’Con-
nor of Kingston, has been an-
nounced. The wedding will take
place Aug. 21, at 3:30 p.m. in St.
Ignatius Church, Kingston.
Mr. and Mrs. Dwight Dick
and family, Yardville, N.J., re-
cently visited his parents, Mr.
and Mrs. James Dick, N.
Lehigh Street.
Mrs. Robert Coscia and infant
daughter have returned to their
home at 155 Springgarten St.
from Wyoming Valley Hospital.
Mr. and Mrs. Laurence D.
Bean, Mr. and Mrs. Leslie
Kocher, Mr. and Mrs. William
Crossman, Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert
Boston, and Elgie, Mr. and Mrs.
Jeddie MacMillan, Jacob
Misier, Earl Richards and
William Munkatchy Sr.
Mrs. Joseph French and
daughters and Leta Mosier and
Becky, Brasher Falls, N.Y.,
spent several days with the
Fred Schencks.
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Lane,
Mr. and Mrs. Jimmy Lane and
Karen, Mr. and Mrs. Billy Lane
and Lisa, Mr. and Mrs. Robert
Cuthberson, Gary and Kelly of
Avalon, N.., spent the weekend
at the home of Tommy Lane at
Engelman’s farm.
Samuel Blizzard and his
brother-in-law, Laurence
Bellas, are in intensive care
unit at the General Hospital.
Mr. and Mrs. Louis Younkins,
Jersey Shore, visited the Fred
Cooles Wednesday.
Augustine McCarthy, Bristol,
spent the week at the home-of
her daughter, Mrs. George
Eisenhower and her father,
Henry Keiper.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Womer
spent several days with their
daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Richard
Eckert, and family, at Still-
water.
Jonathan Harris Jr. is spend-
ing some time with his grand-
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Alden
Dietz, while his father, Jona-
than Harris, ig a patient in the
. Veterans’ Hospital at Wythe-
ville, Va.
Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Gralie,
Mesa, Ariz., are visiting at the
homes of her sister, Mrs.
Nathan Straley and Mrs. Ed-
ward Condon.
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Stearn, who were recently mar-
ried in St. Therese’s Church,
Shavertown, are residing at.
Rear 17 Maffet St., Wilkes-
Barre. Mrs. Stearn is the for-
mer Suzanne Claire Jozwick,
daughter of Caroline E. Joz-
wiak, 62 N. Lehigh St.
Brian Scott Johnson was
honor guest at a family party on
his 10th birthday Aug. 13. Brian
is the son of Mr. and Mrs.
Robert W. Johnson, Carverton
Road.
Frank Wallace, former Cliff-
side resident, was recently
named the best all-around Ro-
tarian at the group’s 11th an-
nual Rotary outing held at
Sgarlat Lake. Mr. Wallace is a
member of the Wilkes-Barre
Rotary Club.
Lori Newman was three years
old Aug. 12. Lori is the daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. Henry G. New-
man Jr., 180 Hillside St.
Mrs. Richard Houghwout,
Cliffside Avenue, celebrates her
birthday today.
Beverly McLaughlin, Hill
Street, who is a member of a
singing group known as ‘Elab-
orate Sinplicity’ appeared at
several night clubs in Washing-
ton, D.C., last week.
Dr. Lester Jordan, Carverton
Road, is chairman of the arts
and crafts division of the eighth
annual Dallas Fall Fair. The
Fair is sponsored by the joint
service clubs of the Back Moun-
tain area, Rotary, Lions, and
Kiwanis.
Mrs. Robert Kubacki and
infant daughter have returned
to their home from General
Hospital.
look for struvite
in canned fish
Food inspectors of the Penn-
sylvania Department of
Agriculture have been in-
structed to be on the lookout for
a glasslike substance in certain
canned seafood products.
The substance, called
struvite, is a formation of potas-
sium magnesium phosphate
crystals. It is not poisonous, but
can lacerate a person’s tongue
or mouth because of the sharp,
pointed nature of the struvite
crystals, which look like tiny
shards of broken glass.
Glorio J. Patsy, chief of the
Department’s Division of Food
Control, said the Department’s
inspectors have been told to
examine fish products such as
shrimp, kippered snacks and
tuna, and embargo any lots
found to contain struvite.
Mr. Patsy said the reason for
the formation of struvite in
canned fish is a mystery. He
said struvite has been around
for ‘“‘a long time”’ and occasion-
ally crops up.
According to Mr. Patsy, stru-
vite disolves in vinegar or
acetic acid.
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safety chains
required for vehicles
Owners of travel trailers, tent
campers and conversion camp-
ing units are now required by
Pennsylvania law to use safety .
chains in towing these recrea-
tional vehicles.
This warning was issued by
the Pennsylvania Recreational
Vehicle and Camping Associa-
tion, which notes that the new
regulation has been effective
since July 23.
Previously, safety chains
were required only for units
towed on the Pennsylvania
Turnpike. The law affects any
recreational vehicle being
Scout Day
at Knoebel’s
The second annual ‘‘Scout
Day’’ at Knoebel’s Grove
Amusement Resort, near Elys-
burg, has been scheduled for
Aug. 29. This year’s invitation
has been extended to all of
Penn’s Woods Council.
The management of the park
will give each girl who partici-
pates tickets for amusement
rides for that day. Troops in-
terested in attending must
arrange for their own transpor-
tation and be responsible for
proper insurance coverage and
lunch.
A special pavilion will be set
aside where each Scout troop
will register and receive
tickets.
pulled with a ball-and-socket or
pintle towing device.
The association further ad-
vises travelers and vacationers
using camping units to observe
the following rules for safety:
Check unit’s tire pressure to
increase wear life and insure
straight-line stops. Pack a
spare.
Be sure the towing vehicle
can safely pull stop the camping
unit. Test it before you leave
and know your stopping dis-
tance.
Check all lighting and carry
replacement bulbs on your trip.
Keep recreational vehicle’s
vents and windows closed
tightly when on the highway to
prevent deadly carbon mono-
xide fumes from filling the unit.
Carry reflectors or. flares to
place along the highway in an
emergency.
Take along wheel chocks to
block the vehicle when chang-
ing a tire.
Check the road ahead to be
certain your recreational
vehicle will pass over the
narrow bridge, beneath elec-
trical wires, or through a low
ceiling tunnel. Know your
dimensions.
Be aware of your overall
towing length and drive ac-
cordingly by taking turns
slightly wider.
Never carry passengers in a
moving travel trailer.
Always remove bottled gas
containers from the
recreational vehicle before
. refilling. :
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