GS books
shelved
at BMML
Back Mountain
Memorial Library recently
received a denation of
about 50 Girl Scout books
and pamphlets from
Community Association
VII in memory of Sharon
Carkhuff. :
Wednesdays, Nov. 5th
-and December 10th at 10
a.m. are ‘‘film times’ for
the pre-school storyhour at
the library. Nov. 5th the
children will see ‘Dick
ine and His Cat”
‘The Astronaught”’
and Dec. 10th, ‘Little
Drummer Boy'' and
“Christmas Cracker”.
On Nov. 5th at 10 a.m.
Mrs. Jacob Taylor of Goss
Manor will give a program
on do-it-yourself gifts and
decorations for the
holidays in the library's
main building. All mothers
who bring their children for
storyhour and anyone else
who is interested are
invited to attend.
Dallas Area High School
will be the ‘site of a
performance by the Navy,
Oct. 31
@ jammer are old
ing ships out of the U.S.
Navy's history. Well, that’s
one definition. The present
definition is a new and
exciting U.S. Navy jazz
stage band. The band is
from Newport, Rhode
Island.
The band will be in
Dallas as part of
community activities
program to show area
youth that the service has
lived up to its slogan, ‘‘be
someone special in the
Navy.” The Windjammers
will give a free public
concert Oct. 31, beginning 2
p.m.
The fifteen. piece band
was formed in July 1974 to
keep the big jazz band
the new and modern big
band sound. Most of the
band's performances take
place in high schools,
v
mn ohms
’hoto by Ace Hoffman
furing his Monday tour
colleges and at public
functions.
According to the band’s
Schauble, audience
reaction has been ‘‘wild.”
“We do all types of music
from Glenn Miller and
Tommy Dorsey to
Maynard Ferguson, Thad
Jones-Mel Lewis and Don
Ellis. After our concerts,
it’s not unusual for the
audience to mob the stage.
They're really
Brislin and
Dorcas society of St.
Paul’s Lutheran Church,
Shavertown will sponsor a
Holiday Bazaar, Nov. 14
and 15 at the church.
Members of the society
are holding work nights at
the church where they are
preparing for the gift
tables.
They. are ‘making bird
feeders, oanta Claus
centerpieceg, crochet
items and a variety of gifts
for the holidays.
Lois Hardi ky. is
bazaar.
John Weaver. director of
music at New York's
Madison Avenue:
Presbyterian Church. will ©
play an organ recital at St.
Stephen's Church. South
River Street, Wilkes-Barre
on Nov. 3. The concert will
feature Weaver. who will
be accompanied on one
selection by his wife
Marianne. an excellent
flutist. and is set to begin at
8 p.m.
Weaver is one of the most
active concert organists in
America. having played in
Dallas Rotary President
Ralph Connors and his wife
Sally + will host = new
Rotarians at a gathering at
their home Mountainview
Drives: ciShrine ‘Acres,
Dallas at 6:30 p.m... Nov. 7
as a part of Rotary in-
formation night.
Employees at the
Charmin Paper Products
plant at Mehoopany, Pa.
have set a new world
record for safe operation.
On Oct. 20. the modern
household paper products
plant, . employing 2400
people. surpassed 3.5
million consecutive hours
of work without a disabling
injury. a world record for
the tissue manufacturing
industry.
On hand Tuesday, Oct.
21st, to join the employees
in a program of special
recognition and
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celebration were Howard
Pyle, former governor of
and President
Emeritus of the National.
Safety Council; George De
Long. deputy secretary,
Miss Jennie Hill, R.N.,
was in charge of the First
Aid program, presented, to
School instructors at In-
Service sessions held Oct.
24 at the junior high school.
The sessions opened at
8:30 a.m. with a general
session in the auditorium.
Miss Hill and Ann
Rowlands, R.N. discussed
Birst 7Aid/ in the
classroom.’
The staff divided into two
sections following the
general assembly. Section
A met in the high school
gym where first aid
techniques were :
demonstrated. Faculty
members were shown how
epilepsy, eye emergencies,
bleeding, burns, poison,
fractures, and athletic
injuries.
Section B met in Junior
high rooms 103-105 where
they gained first-hand
information on the new
Right-to-Read program
from John Wega, Eleanor
Buda. and Linda Baird.
Eunice Mitchell presided
over the regular monthly
meeting of Joy Class of
Kunkle United Methodist
Church held recently at the
home of Jane Elston with
co-hostess, Elva Elston.
Ayleen Landon and Sally
Dodson gave devotions.
Members discussed
starting a craft night.
Members and guests will
be attending a dinner Nov.
11 at the Pink Apple
Restaurnat. Reservations
Gillis honored
Laurel Gillis. 17 Shaver
ve... Shavertown. has
been awarded dean's list
honors during the spring
term at Cisenhower
College.
Sat. & Sun.
Nov. 1 & 2
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Landon, 675-2398. Members
are asked to bring a small
gift for prizes of games to
be played" after the meal.
Committees for the
dinner include: games
Kathy Flick and Jane
Elston; decorations-
Eunice Mitchell and Elsie
Rauch. Cars will leave
Dodson’s Store 6 p.m., Nov.
11.
. The next serving com-
mittee will be Diane
u™
Following the get
together at the Connors,
Rotarians and their wives
will attend a dinner at the
Irem Temple Country Club
at 7:30. Reservations may
be made with Dr. Les
Jordan
almost every major city.
He has been guest soloist
on the CBS television
network. playing a
program of contemporary
French music from St.
Thomas Church in New
York. He also has made
tapes for the ABC radio
network and the German
National Radio.
He was the first organist
to play a recital on the new
organ at the Philadelphia
Academy of Music and
received ‘superb’ notices
in the Philadelphia
Inquirer following the
recital.
Weaver is presently head
of the organ department at
the Curtis Institute. and
previously served on the
faculties of the Union
Theological Seminary.
School of Sacred Music and
Westminster Choir
College. 3
There is no admission
charge for the concert. an
offering will be taken.
Pennsylvania Department
of Labor and industry.
John G. Smale: president
of the Procter and Gamble
Company. and C. E.
Eberle, manager of
manufacturing for procter
and Gamble's Charmin
Paper Division.
Also expected were state
"representative Ken Lee,
Wyoming County Com-
_ missioners Willard Baker,
Brown, and Dr.
Bryan Lee, in addition to
R. P. Lustik and J. D.
‘Greer of Procter and
Gamble’s Home Office.
The previous record of
3484427 hours was ex-
ceeded by the Charmin
Plant at 5:43 p.m.
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