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BRUSH FIRE
(continued from PAGE ONE)
fire may have been started by a property owner
setting fire to brush in order to clear the land, and
that the fire ‘“‘got away” from him.
In an earlier statement this week, Police Chief
Herbert Updyke warned Kingston Township resi-
dents that a permit to burn brush, waste material,
etc., must be secured from officials of the Trucks-
ville or Shavertown fire companies.
After Tuesday’s fire, Chief Updyke stated that
“even if a property owner has secured a permit, he
is liable for costs if a fire gets out of control.” Chief
Updyke went on to say that someone has to be in
attendance at the open burning at all times. Also, a
connected water hose, containers of water, a rake,
or some means of containing the fire should be on
hand.
Other lesser fires in the area have burned
many acres of land. Authorities in all Back Moun-
tain municipalities stress the use of extreme cau-
tion when doing open burning.
LEHMAN CANDIDATES
(continued from PAGE ONE)
“not convinced that it requires a $1 million school
to solve it.”” He suggested that the addition of rooms
to existing schools might be a better solution to the
problem.
Characterizing himself as ‘‘conservative in
viewpoint,”’ the 40-year old Republican candidate
stated that he was ‘not in favor of the liberalizing
of education methods, of trying new but unproven
curriculums.” It is his belief that ‘‘adult educators
know best what children need to know’ and he
would, if elected, ‘review current curriculums and
policies and attempt to change the trend in modern
education toward liberalization.”
Mr. Booth is married to the former Martha
Jones, a registered nurse presently employed at
the Lake-Noxen Clinic. The Booths have six chil-
dren: David, a senior at Lake-Lehman; Irene, a
sophomore; Martha, a freshman; James, a fifth
grader at Lake Elementary, and Charis, at home.
An older daughter, Nancy, is a part-time student at
Wilkes College after completing three semesters at
Bob Jones University.
My Typewriter Talks
Remember that period of ice
storm awhile ago? How every
twig and branch was loaded
with crystal? It was heavy stuff,
bending branches on our
balsam fir tree in front of the
house until some of them touch-
ed the ground and) bumped us in
the head as we swalked, to: {ke
car. Out on the pond there was a
birch whose very top swept
down into the water of the pond
and froze fast. Knowing how a
similar storm a number of
years ago treated birch trees I
thought that birch would prob-
ably never be erect again. But
here in the middle of Holy
Week, the pond loosened its hold
and lo! the birch tree with
amazing resiliency recovered
its sky direction, only slightly
stooped.
I thought sure the other day
when I heard the clackety frogs
at the far end of our pond that
‘the spring peepers would open
up next. But not yet at this
writing. We love those little
fellows with the big balloon full
of voice to herald spring. Itis a
treat if you can happen to see
one up close!
Monday of Holy Week was the
day I chose to pick up the 10
Easter lilies and take to Valley
Crest, one for each solarium,
and one for the lobby. It is a
pleasure to take these flowers
around and to tell the patients
how a kind-hearted lady whom I
have never seen sends money
each year for this purpose. They
seem warmed in their own
hearts just thinking that some-
one who has never seen them
cares enough to do something to
make them happy.
And on Tuesday and Wednes-
day mornings of that same Holy
Week the patients received
communion. They receive not
as a congregation at a worship
service following a liturgy, but
as one by one the chaplain with
Welcome Wagon
plans dinner-dance
The Welcome Wagon Club of
Wyoming Valley is still taking
reservations for its annual
dinner-dance which will be held
April 24 in the Continental Inn
on the Luzerne-Dallas Highway.
A social hour will precede the
chicken dinner which will be
served at 8 p.m. Following
dinner there will be dancing
from 9 p.m. till 1 a.m. with
music provided by Starlines.
Reservations can be made until
April 19 by contacting Lindsey
Butler 287-7074.
It Pays To Advertise
by the Rev. Charles H. Gilbert
a helper serves each with the
usual elements reminding them
of the gift of Christ to the world
and their participation by re-
ceiving these symbols. This al-
ways brings me a great deal of
pleasure, perhaps because
. there has to be a directness of
‘procedure’ without: z any liturgy
“which” might possibly take
something away from the real-
ity of what we are doing. For
whatever it may mean or may
not mean to those who receive,
most of them appear to look for-
ward to the occasion and re-
ceive it gratefully.
The occasion of Catherine’s
weekly trip to South Franklin
Street for oratorio rehearsal
served an extra purpose for me
to make a trip to the library
down there. I had been wanting
to look up the Greek word naph-
tha in a dictionary that would
have it in. It is not a New Testa-
ment word, for my Greek dic-
tionary has every word of the
.New Testament in it. But there-
fore no naphtha, which does
occur in the Apocrypha. In the
reference room of the library I
found among the foreign lang-
uage dictionaries one which was
Greek and English. But when I
looked up the Greek word
naphtha and found that it only
meant naphtha, I was dis-
appointed. So I asked the one in
charge of the room if she had a
classical Greek dictionary.
When she looked in her card file
and found one named Liddell
and Scott Isaid that was the one
I wanted to look at. I remem-
bered Liddell and Scott half a
century back as a standard
source book of Greek words and
meanings. Well, there I found
for the Greek word naphtha the
definition: ‘‘A clear combusti-
ble rock-oil, procured from the
Babylonian asphalt.” No
wonder the altar sacrifice in the
book of 2nd Maccabees caught
‘fire spontaneously!
It was near time for the li-
brary to close and so I went over
to St. Stephens Church and slip-
ped into a chair in the back of
thé rehearsal room. What
followed was more fun than
staying home and watching the
clock for Catherine to come
home! The formation of those
singers into an instrument of
sublime music. The thought
came into my mind that this
was the anatomy of music. For
there was a challenge every few
minutes for the singers to give
Mozart a chance to write him-
self and the message of his
music into a sound that would
reach every hearer with souls
attuned. This is a disciplined
chorus. Or at least it is in the
process of becoming dis-
ciplined. I think I began to real-
ize what goes into the making of
an oratorio concert.
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