THE DALLAS POST, WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 7, 1983 3
A happy bunch
Jim Regan of Dallas spends time with his grandsons, Connor
Garvey and Brian and J. Michael Regan, on a solid oak
swing set he built for them. The family dog joins in for some
fun, too.
Kitchen helpers
Regan
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The usual after dinner treat is
a ride in grandpa’s special car -
a prize-winning 1929 Chrysler
Coupe complete with rumble seat
just being with their grandpar-
ents.
Probably this sharing of love
through the generations is what
Marion McQuade of West Vir-
ginia and Michael Goldgar of
Georgia had in mind when they
founded Grandparents’ Day six
years ago. It is a wonderful
holiday for special people - some-
thing the Regan clan, both young
and old, knows in their hearts.
PAUL HOSPODAR
Paul Hospodar, 173 Hemlock St.,
Swoyersville, died Aug. 31 at his
home.
Surviving are his wife, the former
Dolores Savakinus, son, Paul, Jr.,
at home; brother, Samuel, Levit-
town; sisters, Miss Anna Hospodar,
Long Island, N.Y.; Mrs. Louise
Pauline Salman, Florida and Miss
Nellie Hospodar, Maine.
Funeral was held Sept. 3 from the
Lehman Funeral Home, 281 Chapel
St., Swoyersville, with Divine Lit-
urgy at 9:30 a.m. in St. Nicholas
Byzan tine Church. Interment, St.
Mary’s Byzantine Cemetery, Dallas.
FREDERICK STEGMAIER
Frederick John Stegmaier, 67, of
61 Davis St., Trucksville, was found
dead of an apparent heart attack
Aug. 31 at a summer home in North
Mountain.
Surviving are sisters, Jane
Dewees and Ann Stegmaier, both of
Honolulu, Hawaii; Louise Govin,
Trucksville, with whom he resided;
Sally Turner, Shavertown; several
nieces and nephews.
Funeral was held Sept. 3 from the
Harold C. Snowdon Funeral Home,
Shavertown. The Rev. Joseph
Sammon, rector of St. Therese
Church, Shavertown, officiated.
Noxen
notes
SHADES OF THE OLD WEST.
The entire area was buzzing with
news about the slaughter of one of
Stanley Denmon’s prize Hereford
cows early Sunday morning, Aug.
28, by modern day rustlers. The
rustlers entered one of Denmon’s
fields where the Herefords were
bedded down; slit the throat of a
young three-year-old cow; butch-
ered the animal on the spot and
made off with about 500 pounds of
fresh beef, leaving only the cows
head, tail and lower legs. The beef
was then loaded int oan automobile
and removed.
Larry Denmon, 29-year old son of
the owner, is offering a $250 reward
for information leading to the arrest
and conviction of the cattle thieves.
Meanwhile, state police from the
Tunkhannock sub-station are contin-
uing the investigation and all area
farmers, who have cattle on their
farms, have their guns loaded just
in case!
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FRIENDS OF ' MRS. NINA
TRAVER of Noxen will be glad to
learn she was discharged on Aug. 29
and is recuperating at home.
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ST. LUKE’S LUTHERAN
CHURCH members will sponsor a
strawberry festival on Sunday from
4 to 8 p.m. in the parish hall,
Market Street, Noxen. 7
MR. AND MRS. DAVID RICH,
MR. AND MRS. DENNIS JACOB
AND MRS. JOHN BAILY AND SON
JOHN were recent dinner guests of
Rev. and Mrs. Jerry Tallent of
Noxen. Mr. Rich, area representa-
tive of the ‘Word of Life” pro-
grams, outlined the program to
Sunday School calsses at the morn-
ing worship service on Sunday, Aug.
28, in Noxen Independent Bible
Church.
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SGT. CALVIN H. STROHL, JR.,
son of Mrs. Shirley Strohl of Noxen,
has been transferred to the Luke
Aire Force Base, Ariz., where he is
an aircraft armament specialist
with the 4405th Aircraft. Squadron.
He was previously assigned to the
Eitelson Air Force Base in Alaska.
Dr. C. J. Wilson
Philadelphia College of Podiatric Med
Wilkes-Barre General Hospitals.
DR. CATHERINE WILSON SAWYNA
announces that effective
immediately she will con-
tinue the practice of podia-
tric medicine in her present
location at
165 NORTH MAIN ST., SHAVERTOWN
as
DR. CATHERINE J. WILSON
icine. She completed her residency in
Dr. Wilson is a member of the American Podiatry Association, Academy
of. Ambulatory Foot Surgery, Pennsylvania Podiatry Association and
American Association for Women Podiatrists. She was published in the
Journal of American Podiatry Association. :
In her present practice, Dr. Wilson specializes in the diagnosis and
treatment of all conditions of the foot, including surgery and sports
medicine. :
Dr. Wilson's office hours are Monday through Saturday by appointment.
She also treats geriatric or handicapped persons in their homes. Call 675-
0091 for an appointment.
Births
A son to PATRICIA AND MAT-
THEW HARABIN, Box 1960, Har-
veys Lake, on Aug. 29 in Wilkes-
Barre General Hospital.
A daughter to PATRICIA AND
DAVID CARPENTER, Box 479-A,
Hillside Ave., Harveys Lake, on
Aug. 29 in Nesbitt Memorial Hospi-
tal, Kingston.
A daughter to JOANN AND
LAWRENCE KIWAK, 350 Shoe-
maker St., Swoyersville, on Aug. 28
in Nesbitt Memorial Hospital,
Kingston.
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Always a favorite
Doug Lane is shown here as he departs with a balloon full of
people last year at the Luzerne County Fall Fair. Lane and
his hot-air balloon are returning to the Back Mountain this
year to the delight of fair-goers.
‘Hot air balloon returns
view of the fair.
Doug Lane holds a commercial
pilots license for balloons and has
flown ‘‘Sunkiss’’ throughout many
states and in France. He is the
owner of Radio Stations WWDL-
Stereo 104 and WICK-AM 14 in
Scranton, and his familiar voice is
heard on commercials on radio and
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New York when not ballooning.
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Doug recently flew ‘‘Sunkiss’’
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Annonay, France. He was one of six
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