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To Premiere
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\ “The Electric Company,” the
first experimental television
series to combine en-
tertainment and education in an
attempt to teach reading basic
skills to children, will premiere
Oct. 25, at 5:30 p.m. over WVIA-
TV Channel 44, through
facilities of the Public Broad-
casting Service. The show will
be seen on 44 Monday through
Friday in color.
Built around a seven-member
repertory company including
comedian Bill Cosby and Oscar-
winner Rita Moreno, the series
will use vaudeville comedy
routine, take-offs on soap
operas and game shows, a rock
music group composed of five
youngsters (ages 12 and 13),
electronic computer-generated
on 44
graphics and animation in the
130 daily half-hour programs to
be broadcast over the 26-week
first experimental season.
A year-and-a-half of research
and testing as well as con-
sultation with more than 100
leading reading experts went
into the development of the
experimental series, created
and produced by Children’s
Television Workshop, creators
of ‘“‘Sesame Street,”” which
starts its third season Nov. 15.
In “The Electric Company,”
the repertory company will
dramatize the daily lessons,
assisted by some of the most
advanced electronic techniques
available to television. The
players will be seen in scores of
different roles during the
season.
* Shavertown
District Magistrate Frederick
W. Anderson. 116 N. Pioneer
Ave., Shavertown, is a patient
in Geisinger Medical Center
where he submitted to surgery.
His friends in the area will be
happy to hear that he is much
improved and would appreciate
cards. .
egos of the area are
promiSed an interesting day of
learning at the Festival of
Iaith, $unday, 3:30 - 8:00 p.m.
at CoMpge Misericordia. The
event is sponsored by Wyoming
Valley Council of Churches.
There will be presentations and
workshops.
The Rev. William C. Bispels,
pastor of St. Paul's Lutheran
Church, Shavertown, will be one
of the participants.
Mr. and Mrs. C. Brent
Holleran. St. Louis, Mo. spent
the weekend as guests of Mr.
and Mrs. H. Robert Weaver,
Sutton Road.
Steering Committee of FISH
persons with
3 lunteer sheets to return them
is soon ais possible. A revised
{ist of M¥olunteers “is being
j ' printed ‘and the committee
would like to include the names
of all willing to work with the
progr:
Information and volunteer
sheets may be obtained from
local churches or from Mrs.
William C. Bispels, Shaver-
town.
Christian Kducation commit-
tee of St. Paul's Lutheran
Church will meet Thursday
night at 7:30 p.m. at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. Howard A. Swain
Jr. 88 W. Mt. Airy Road
Shavertown.
Senior choir rehearsal of St
Pauls Lutheran Church.
Shavegtown, will be held
Thurs@®v. 7:30 p.m. at the
Gordon Wolverton,
director, urges all members
who enjoy music and like to sing
= lo come to the Thursday night
a ehodi
als. Due to several
transfers, there is need for
by Charlot Denmon
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Mr. and Mrs. Henry F. Doran,
Sutton Road. have returned
from a trip to France and Great
Pritain.
Wayne Long, Pioneer
Avenue, Shavertown, the Rev.
William C. Bispels, pastor of St.
Paul's Lutheran Church and
Intern Pastor Jim Hulihan will
serve on the adult and youth
panels at the Lutheran Church
Women's District Meeting,
Saturday. at St. Mark's
Lutheran Church, Nescopeck.
Topic lor discussion is ‘The
Gospel According to Me.”
Lutheran Church Women of
St. Paul's Lutheran Church held
their regular meeting Wed-
nesday in the social rooms of
the church. The Rev. James
Vankpanna, vice president of
the Lutheran Church in Liberia
spoke on the church in his
country. The women of the
church presented the pastor
with their “old” Communion
Set for use by his congregation
in Liberia.
Members of Shavertown
United Methodist Church at-
tended the Fall Rally for Men of
Wilkes-Barre District held last
Sunday evening at Forty Fort
Methodist Church. The Rev. Dr.
I. Lewis Walley was guest
speaker.
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THE DALLAS POST, OCT. 21, 1971
Cheryl Goode, Director
Of Young Democrats
The many faces of “The Electric Company,” which debuts
Monday, Oct. 25 at 5:30 p.m. over Channel 44, are represented in
this pictorial gallery of some of the characters who will appear
on the daily show, created by the ‘‘Sesame Street” producers:
Top, from left, Rita Moreno and comedian Bill Cosby; bottom,
from left: Norgan Freeman and Lee Chamberlin.
St. Vincent's Mothers
Plans Future Activities
St. Vincent's Mothers Club of
Plymouth met recently to for-
mulate plans for the year’s ac-
tivities. The Rev. Charles J.
O'Donnell spoke of the progress
being made for the centennial to
.be observed by St. Vincent's
Parish. He requested everyone
take an active interest in
gathering material of former
activities and events for a book
to be edited in the near future.
Plans were discussed for the
upcoming indoor party to be
held Nov. 7 at 7:30 p.m. in St.
Vincent's auditorium. Mrs.
Joseph Matusa is chairman and
Agnes Maseychick, co-chair-
man. Tickets can be purchased
from any member of the club.
Rev. O'Donnell suggested a
combined children and adults
masquerade party for Hallo-
ween. Peg Dougherty was elect-
ed chairman of the event which
will be held Oct. 26 at 7 p.m. in
the church social room. Carol
Klimchok is chairman of the
rummage sale to be held in
March.
Lucille Burns, representing
the Altar and Rosary Society,
requested mothers to bake and
donate cookies for the Nuns’
Tea, Dec. 12, in the church
social room.
The Christmas party for
mothers will be held Dec. 2 at 6
p.m. at Tony’s Tavern.
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Cheryl Goode, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Goode of
E. 42nd St., Dallas, has been
named assistant regional dire-
ctor of the Young Democrats of
Pennsylvania, according to
Donald Steighner, president of
College Young Democrats of
Pennsylvania.
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ivities of the various chapters of
the club.
Miss Goode is a graduate of
Dallas Senior High School and is
a junior majoring in elementary
education at College Misericor-
dia. At College Misericordia,
she has sérved as the acting
vice president of the college’s
chapter of the Young Demo-
crats.
When asked who will carry
the Democrat banner in the 1972
presidential race, Miss Goode
said that she will make ‘‘no pre-
dictions”.
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Dallas Chapter No. 396, Order
of the Eastern Star, will hold its
annual turkey supper and
bazarr Nov. 6 at Jackson Fire
Hall, Chase.
According to co-chairmen
Elsie Jolley and Betty Meeker,
baked goods, kiddy korner,
Christmas nook, and
homemade booths will be fea-
tured at the annual event.
Margaret Johnson, Worthy
Matron, and Dennis Bonning,
Worthy Patron, have invited the
public to contact Mrs. Walter
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