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John Heller
William J. Umphred, vice
president of operations, Com-
monwealth Telephone Com-
pany, has announced the ap-
pointment of John A. Heller and
Donald C. Smathers as general
operations manager and chief
engineer, respectively.
Mr. Heller was formerly plant
staff manager for Common-
wealth. Prior to joining Com-
monwealth in December, 1966,
he was employed by the Bell
Telephone Co. of Pennsylvania
and Western Electric.
A graduate of LaSalle College
majoring in industrial relations,
Mr. Heller will be responsible
for the overall plant and com-
mercial field operations group
at Commonwealth.
Mr. Heller, who will be head-
quartered at Dallas, the com-
pany main office, resides with
his wife Judy at 281 Rutter Ave.,
Kingston.
Don Smathers, the new chief
engineer for Commonwealth,
was formerly vice president,
engineering with Continental
International Telecommunica-
tions Ltd., subsidiary of Conti-
nental Telephone. In his former
position he was responsible for
the design, development and in-
stallation of complete turn key
telephone operations. in Latin
America and the Caribbean.
Mr. Smathers’ prior telephone
experience includes staff en-
gineering work with the REA in
Washington, D. C., Page Tele-
communications, the Bell Tele-
phone Co., and General Tele-
phorie.
In his new assignment Mr.
Smathers will be responsible for
the entire engineering operation
at Commonwealth. He will be
headquartered in Dallas at
Commonwealth’s main office.
The Smathers—Don, his wife
Helene and son Jon—will reside
at 128 Yeager Ave., Forty Fort.
by Mrs. Ray Kelly
Mr. and Mrs. Loren Case are
visiting their daughter, Mrs.
Jack McGinley and family at
Wharton, N.J., and Loren’s
sister, Emeline Cook, who is ill.
Mrs. Elmon Turrell returned
home from the Tyler Hospital
Saturday. She was injured in a
fall at her home.
Marion Harmon is a surgical
patient in the Wilkes-Barre
General Hospital.
Rummage Sale
Dates Are Set
The dates of June 15, 16 and 17
have been set for the annual
rummage sale of the Gate of
Heaven Altar and Rosary
oes An bs ed a
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to 7 p.m., Thursday and Friday.
Saturday will be ‘Bag Day”
from 9 a.m. to 12 noon.
Lorraine Hawk, general
chairman, and her committee
announced a wide assortment of
merchandise, both new and old,
is available. Items include
clothing for men, women and
children, furniture, household
goods, books, toys and bric-a-
brac. Refreshments will be
available.
Sale will be conducted in the
school auditorium, Machell
Avenue, Dallas.
Mr. and Mrs. William Mason,
Endwell, N.Y., spent the week-
end at the home of Mrs. Joseph
Hackling and son Carl. Mr. and
Mrs. Cecil Barton of Athens
called on Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Rauch,
Macungie, called on the Robert
Mays over the weekend and
spent some time at their cabin
at Kasson Brook.
Angeline Shalata is a patient
in General Hospital and under-
went surgery Saturday morn-
ing.
Margaret Riehl, Wilkes-
Barre, and Hildegard Chester,
Philadelphia, were Sunday
visitors at the Raymond Gun-
tons.’
Irma Weaver and Mrs. Albert
Goble are in Georgia for a week
and will attend the graduation
of Gary Paul Weaver, son of Mr.
and Mrs. Robert Weaver.
Mrs. Tom Gay has been car-
ing for her mother, Grace Cook,
Carverton. .
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Galka
Sr., Fairless Hills, spent the
weekend caring for the Walter
Galka Jr. family while Mrs.
Galka was hospitalized.
The WSCS of the First United
Methodist Church met Thurs-
day night.
Mrs. Frank Shaveberger,
Elmira, N.Y., returned to her
home after a visit with her
mother, Mrs. Joseph Hackling.
CARPET &
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and
- Take Main Street thru Nanticoke left
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Open daily 10 to 5
Evenings by Appt.
735-7517
enced
a
Altar and Rosary
Plans Bake Sale
The Altar and Rosary Society
of Our Lady of Victory Church
met June 8 in the meeting room
of the rectory with Margaret
Purcell presiding.
A bake sale will be held at the
church after all the masses
June 17 and 18. Ann Crake,
chairman, asks the women of
the parish to bring their baked
goods to the church.
Rosemary Merrill and Lois
Cadwalader will assist
Chairman Barbara Drapierew-
ski in making plans for a dinner-
dance to be held at the Castle
Inn in September.
Hostess was Lois Warner:
THE DALLAS POST, JUNE 15, 1972
Ambulance Log
DALLAS
June 6—Mildred Spencer, Country Club Road, Dallas, from
General Hospital to Leader Nursing Home. Crew: Mike McFadden
and Jerry McDade.
June 7—Robert Kyttle, Rt. 118, Sweet Valley, from College
Misericordia to Nesbitt Memorial Hospital. Bob Besecker and Mike
McFadden.
June 7—James Murray, 43 Huntsville Rd., Dallas, to Nesbitt.
Wes Cave, Jerry McDade and Dick Disque.
June 7—George Potenza, 154 Parsonage St., Pittston, from 63
Joseph St., Dallas, to Nesbitt. Ed Roth, Ted Wright, Lynn Sheehan.
June 8—June Coburn, 74 White Birch Trailer Court, to Nesbitt.
Mike McFadden, Jerry McDade.
June 9—Call to Castle Inn. Not needed. Tim Carroll, Jim
Davies, Mike McFadden, Ted Wright.
June 11—John Rhome, Oak Hill, RD 4, Dallas, from Irem
Country Club to General Hospital. Ed Roth, Dave Carey, Bob
Besecker.
Mr. Riegel agreed that the
reason the teachers had decided
to meet at the same time as the
school ‘board was to facilitate
consideration of any new
proposals which might be
placed before the association.
He had indicated during a
telephone conversation with the
Post Monday that a survey
taken earlier had revealed that
90 percent of Lake-Lehman’s
teachers considered the length
of the school day the most
important issue in the
bargaining talks.
Of the 12 issues currently
unresolved, Mr. Riegel said,
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four were listed as being “well
up on the priority list.”’ These
included, in addition to the
length of the school day, the
acquisition of personal leave
days for professional employes;
retirement and severance pay
provisions, and a satisfactory
wage scale.
To emphasize the importance
of the first two issues to the
teachers, Mr. Riegel warned
that “if nothing is offered. on
either the length of the school
day or the personal leave day
issue—no matter what com-
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teachers would not be happy.”
Atty. Charles D. Lemmond
Jr., chief negotiator for the
school board, had informed the
Post Tuesday afternoon that the
school board would offer what
he termed ‘‘modified conjtract”’
to the education aslfation
Tuesday night. He declined to
elaborate on the provision of the
new contract.
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