16 THE DALLAS POST WEDNESDAY MAY 18, 1983
FIRE SAFETY: Red Chapman, chief of security at the NPW Medical Center
in Plains Township, recently presented a fire safety lecture and demonstra-
tion at the Meadows Apartments in Dallas.
Residents of the apartments, comprised of senior citizens and the
handicapped, participated in a mock fire drill which included their use of a
fire extenguisher. The lecture covered such topics as, ‘Safety in the
Apartment,‘ ‘Exiting the Building in Case of a Fire,’ and ‘What Makes Fire
Burn?
Mr Chapman is shown explaining the use of a fire extinguisher.
Rededication
Rededication of the
Carverton United Method-
ist Church will be held
Sunday at the 9 a.m. wor-
ship service.
The special service will
mark the competion of
improvements at the
church, including new
siding and other improve-
ments. Among the new
donations by church mem-
bers in memory of
deceased family members
will be a candlelighter
presented in memory of
the late Herman Coon and
a new cross fro the front of
the church donated in
memory of the late
Howard ‘Bud’ Edwards.
Rev. Dr. Allan Cease,
pastor, will officiate at the
special serice. Refresh-
ments will follow in the
church social rooms.
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Eleven children, six
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Sunday morning at the
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Rev. Father John Foley,
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munion mass and the sac-
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Arnold Williams is home
after a stay at the Univer-
sity of Maryland Hospital
in Baltimore.
Sincere sympathy is
extended the families of
the late Allan ‘‘Torchy”
Wilson and Mrs. Linda
Grady, both of whom
passed away recently.
Friends of Mrs. Laura
May will be glad to learn
she came home on
Wednesday after a stay in
Wilkes-Barre General Hos-
pital. Also home from the
hospital and doing well is
Mrs. Fay Clark. :
Belated birthday greet-
ings are extended to John
Stonier, who celebrated his
birthday on May 10, and to
Don Wall, who observed
his birthday on Thursday.
Saturday is ‘‘Church
Work Day’ for members
of Noxen Independent
Bible Church. The work
day will begin at 9 a.m.
and if you're contemplat-
ing on pitching in, bring
along driveway brooms,
yard rakes, garden rakes
and a bag lunch.
Several area friends
attended graduation cere-
monies held at Baptist
Bible College in Clarks
Summit. Among members
of the graduating class
was Miss Linda Jean Will.
Officers of St. Luke’s
Church School at a meet-
ing last week set the dates
for the upcoming Vacation
Bible School. The VBS will
be held evenings from 6:30
to 8:30 starting June 20
and continuing through
June 30. It also was
Sunday School Classes
through the summer.
Ladies Society of St.
Luke’s Church held its
annual mother-daughter
party last Wednesday eve-
ning in the parish hall. A
feature of this year’s
affair was a display of
original homemade and
hand decorated hats worn
by the women. Prizes were
awarded.
Sunday School held a
roller skating party Satur-
day with a nice attendance
by the children.
Stanley Hamilton, a
director of the Shepherd of
the Streets program in
Wilkes-Barre, willdiscuss
the SOS ministry at an
evening program tomor-
-row at 7:30 .
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June.
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