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Trucksville Fire Company
Inspects Elementary School
Fire drills and building in-
- spections were made recently of
Westmoreland and Trucksville
Elementary Schools by a seven-
man committee of Trucksville
Volunteer Fire Company.
Under the signature of Fire
Chief Robert Chamberlain, a
number of recommendations
were made to Dallas School
District administration to fa-
cilitate safety measures.
James O. Brokenshire, assis-
tant to the superintendent, re-
ported that most recommenda-
tions by the fire company have
been remedied or are being
remedied.
“Our deepest concern is for
the safety of the children,” he
stated.
For Westmoreland School, re-
commendations were: (1) re-
ceptacles should be converted
to three prong receptacle, as all
adaptors used are not being
grounded; (2) check, readjust
and install door checks where
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Florence Moss, 16 W. Mt. Airy
Road, Shavertown, has
returned to her home from
Nesbitt Memorial Hospital
where she was a medical
patient. Her friends are happy
to hear that she is well on the
road to recovery.
Arts and Crafts group will
meet today at 10 a.m. in the
i social rooms of St. Paul’s
Lutheran Church.
eer of the Luther
League of St. Paul's Lutheran
Church are holding a dance in
the Sool rooms of the church
Friday," p.m. to 10:30 p.m.
Fred Anderson Sr., is
recuperating at his home, 116 N.
| Pioneer Ave., following surgery
at Geisinger Medical Center,
. Danville.
Thanksgiving Eve service
will be held at 7:30 p.m. at St.
Paul’s Lutheran Church,
Shavertown. All members of the
congregation are urged to at-
tend.
*Benson fruit cakes are now
being sold by the youth groups
of the Shavertown United
Methodist Church. Persons
interested in purchasing cakes
for Te or Christmas
may plate their orders with
" members of the groups or with
Mrs. John Rogers’ office.
Highgchool seniors who are
members of Shavertown Unifed
Methodist Church anticipating
attending Dickinson or
Lycoming College or Drew or
Syracuse Universities, may
obtain applications for
scholarships through the
Wyoming Conference from the
office of Mrs. John Rogers,
educational assistant.
Alice Borthwick, president of
WSCS, Shavertown United
Methodist Church, reminds
members that there will be no
meeting this month due to the
chan of meeting to ac-
commodate the missionary
speaker.
Keller Circle of Shavertown
meet Mov. 19in the social rooms
of the church. A member from
‘the Junior Woman’s Club will
speak on Meals on Wheels
program.
Members of the¥® Dorcas
Society of St. Paul’s Lutheran
Church met last Tuesday in the
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social rooms of the church. In
the absence of the president,
Mrs. Robert Monk, vice
president, presided.
The slate of officers for the
coming year was presented and
approved by the members.
Newly elected officers begin-
ning their term in January are
Mrs. William Dierolf,
president; Mrs. John Fet-
terman, vice president; Mrs.
Mrs. Herbert Hill, treasurer.
A vote of appreciation was
given to the public who helped
make the society’s recent
rummage sale a success.
Ted Woolbert, secretary; and mms S A N
The society also voted to sell
plates commemorating the 40th
anniversary of the church at the
Advent Supper, Nov. 28.
Next meeting will be the
Christmas party, Dec. 14, at the
Franklin Tea House. Mrs.
Harold Ash is in charge of
reservations.
Congratulations to Rosemary
Sebolka, RD 5, Shavertown,
who recently announced her
engagement to Christian Busse,
son of Mr. and Mrs. Edward
Busse, Kingston. Miss Sebolka
is the daughter of Mary
Sebolka, and the late Francis
Sebolka.
She is a graduate of Lake-
employed as clerk-typist at
Acme Markets Inc., Forty Fort.
Mr. Busse was graduated from
Central Catholic High School
and is a senior English major at
King’s College.
The wedding will take place
June 10 in St. Therese’s Church,
Shavertown.
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needed; (3) advise teachers and
custodians that pressurized
cans and other combustible ma-
terials should be kept in metal
containers and out of reach of
children; (4) a complete check
of electrical circuits throughout
the building.
The inspection team made the
following recommendations on
the fire drill procedure used at
Trucksville School: (1) instead
of having the upper floor
students exit from the building
and proceed toward the front of
the building, the upper west
rooms proceed to the northerly
side of building and upper floor
east rooms exit to east side of
school grounds in order to
remove students from the street
side and sidewalk.
At Trucksville School, Mr.
‘Brokenshire reported children
are leaving the building by dif-
ferent exits so that no children
will be close to the road when
the building is evacuated.
The suggestion for Westmore-
land that all receptacles be
changed from two-prong to
three-prong is being studied. To
remedy this situation would in-
volve considerable expense of
re-wiring the building.
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THE DALLAS POST, NOV. 18, 1971
Boy Scout Jeff McDonald of Troop 281 puts finishing touches to
his task of painting the basement of Dallas United Methodist
Church. This was Jeff’s scout community project toward ear-
ning an Eagle Badge.
Dallas Schools will Issue Courtesy Passes
The Dallas Board of School:
Directors announced their plan
to inaugurate policy of issuing
courtesy passes .to retired
residents age 65 and over. The
passes will entitle the holder to
attend all athletic and cultural
events sponsored by the
district. These passes are being
provided as a courtesy to the
a token of the Board’s esteem of
the individuals.
Eligible persons can obtain
these passes in the district
administrative office located in
the Dallas Senior High School.
Questions concerning the
issuance of passes can also be
directed to this office.
retired people of the district as
Dallas Scout Completes
Unique Service Project
As one of the nine scouts in
Boy Scout Troop 281 who are
working on Eagle Scout
projects, Jeff McDonald chose
for his community project the
task of painting the basement of
Dallas United Methodist
Church.
Jeff, who has been a scout for
three years, completed his
chosen task in 52 hours of work.
His project was approved by the
church Board of Trustees.
. According to Scoutmaster John
Juris, Jeff showed leadership
Holdredge Completes
Air Force Training
Airman Patrick J. Holdredge.
son of Mr. and Mrs. Henry J.
Holdredge of 65 Zinn St.,
Trucksville, has completed his
U.S. Air Force basic training at
the Air Training Command's
Lackland AFB, Tex. He has
been assigned to Presidio of
Monterey, Calif., for training as
a language specialist. Airman
Holdredge, a 1968 graduate of
Dallas Senior High School, re-
ceived a B.A. degree from
Pennsylvania State University.
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ability when he employed the
help of other scouts in the troop,
thereby helping them obtain
rank through community
projects.
A son of Sgt. Major and Mrs.
F. D. McDonald, White Birch
Mobile Home Ranch, Jeff is a
freshman at Dallas Junior High
School.
Boy Scout Troop 281, which
was organized in 1923, is
sponsored by Dallas United
Methodist Church.
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To Sell Rummage
The Altar and Rosary Society
of St. Therese’s Church,
Shavertown, will hold a rum-
mage sale in the church
auditorium Nov. 19 from 10 a.m.
to 8 p.m. and Nov. 20 from 10
a.m. to 3 p.m. Doughnuts and
coffee will be available both
days. Chairmen for the affair is
Mrs. Thomas Carr and co-
chairman is Mrs. Robert
Yarashus. Mrs. Myron
Mickiewicz and Mrs. Thomas
Sturm are in charge of
publicity.
Members are asked to bring
to the church
auditorium. All members are
asked to help at the sale.
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