4 THE DALLAS POST/Wednesday, August 27, 1986
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New quarters
Some of the volunteers who recently attended the dedication of the combination auxiliary office-
volunteer lounge on the first floor at the Meadows Nursing Center, Dallas, include, standing
from the left: Rita Nichols, Volunteer Coordinator, Rachel Hale, Auxiliary Second Vice President,
Lynn Baluh, Candy Striper. Seated, left to right: Irene Transue, Auxiliary Secretary, Irene
Tribender, Auxilian, The auxiliary will use the office shortly to launch their annual membership
drive, and volunteers will use the area daily during lunch breaks and to relax between
assignments. ; :
How to cope
The lobby of Nesbitt Memorial Hospital was the setting for a recent Community counseling
Services information display dealing with ‘Stress Management.’' From the left: Diane J. Shinal,
R.N., M.S., professional services representative, NMH; Frances Rauch, volunteer, NMH; Donna
Todd, B.S., director of Community Relations, CCS; and Janet Hivish, unit secretary, CCS.
MATTHEW R. FORNICOLA D.C.
and
SANTINA A. WHITED D.C.
are pleased to announce
the opening of
BACK MOUNTAIN
CHIROPRACTIC CENTER
121 South Memorial Highway
Shavertown, Pennsylvania 18708
‘BACK-TO-SCHOOL |
SPECIAL
Lee
JEANS
$15.99
Reg. $23.98
* Genuine Lee Riders
* 100% Cotton
e Heavy weight denim
* Pre-washed
Sizes 27-32
Appointments can be made
by calling
696-1191
* UTILIZING MODERN CHIROPRACTIC TECHNIQUES
* PREVENTATIVE FAMILY HEALTH CARE
BUS
SCHEDULE —
675-1130
=
MAIN& CARVERTON
PUBLIC KINGSTON ~~ BENNETT ROAD SHAVERTOWN ~~ DALLAS FARR
SQUARE CORNERS ~~ LUZERNE ~~ TRUCKSVILLE ~~ SHOP. CIR. ~~ SHP.CTR. GROUNDS
Sept. 3 1:30 1:35 1:45 1:50 2:00 2:10 2:30
Sept. 4 3:30 3:35 3:45 3:50 4:00 4:10 i 4:30
Sept. 5 5:30 5:35 .. 15:45 5:50 6:00 6:10 6:30
Sept. 6 6:30 6:35 6:45 6:50 7:00 7:10 7:30
Sept. 7 8:30 8:35 8:45 8:50 9:00 9:10 9:30
The departure time from the Fairgrounds are as follows:
2:30 - 4:30 - 6:30 - 7:00 - 7:30 - 8:30 - 9:30 - 11:00
Bus Fare $1.0 Adm. $3.00 Wed., $2.00 Thurs. - Sun.
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Vacation! The time everyone waits for all year. My
family is no exception. Since my car had been in the
garage for quite a few weeks, we were doubly anxious
to go to the shore where you really can relax and enjoy
yourself.
Day one: on the way down we had not one but two
sem flat tires. We had to be towed
from the turnpike, and have both
tires fixed. A trip that should have
' taken about three and one half
hours, took seven hours.
Finally we arrive. When you
have a pop-up camper, the first
thing you do is set up. I was in the
| camper, rolling out the sleeping
bags when a bat started flying
. around. I ended up sitting there in
80 degree weather with an
JOAN KINGSBURY unfolded sleeping bag over my
head until Bill could rescue me.
Dinner at Pizza Hut was the highlight of our day.
The next day dawned bright and sunny. We spent a
wonderful day at Island Beach State Park. The water
was warm, the waves were reasonably high, and the
beach was not crowded. We had a wonderful day.
Sunny was rainy, but we made the best of it. Went to
church, to a craft shop, then to see Karate Kid II, a
great movie. We arrived at our campsite a little later
than usual for dinner, so we ate around 8 o’clock. The
kids were watching our little television when a notice
came across the screen. Hurricane Charlie was likely
to hit the New Jersey shore between 10 Sunday night
and 10 Monday morning.
Programs for
student aid
remain uncut
College students and their parents
who fear that federal budget cuts
have dried up the available pool of
student aid funds should take heart, ° ¢
Socording. to formation released J 3-Subject NOTEBOOKS... 89° § i
this week by James A. Ream, Presi- . 8: Note
dent of the Pennsylvania Associa- 5-Subject Notebooks ilidseasssseusrsisssneeanearsaantarasessasssass 1 89
tion of Colleges and Universities
and Kenneth R. Reeher, Executive
Director of the Pennsylvania Higher
Education Assistance Agency
(PHEAA). The traditional sources
of student aid will be available this
fall.
Congress has repeatedly rejected
the massive student aid cuts pro-
posed by the Reagan Administra-
tion. In fact, Ream said, “From the
very early years of the Reagan
administration, since 1980, Congress
has consistently refused to slash
federal student aid funds.
“For 1986-87, the federal budget
for student aid is one of the few
budget areas not frozen or cut back.
“ Federal student aid funds will
actually increase in the next fiscal
year.”
HR
200 Sheets
What to do was the question? A tent camper offers
little protection in harsh winds and teeming rain. We
listened for a little while longer. When the National
weather service affirmed its prediction: At ten o’clock
in the pitch dark with only flashlights for light, we
started to break down camp. By midnight we were on
our way home. This time our trip took only three and
hours. At least we had an uneventful trip back home.
This paragraph you are not going to believe but I
have my daughter Nicole and a saleslady to verify my
statement. After we returned from the shore, I took the
girls shopping for school. While in a restoom in a store
I notice something long and thin, like a fat shoelace, on
the hinge of the door. Closer inspection revealed that it
was a small snake. I told the saleslady who hysteri-
cally called maintenance to remove it. She reported
that there had been another snake in a fitting room the
day before. Someone’s idea of a joke, I guess.
If you think you hear the theme from Twilight Zone,
that’s just how I felt. But I don’t want you to think that
the Kingsburys only have bad luck. This weekend we
had a wonderful time staying in the Forkston area. We
went to the Harford Fair, and it didn’t rain and no
animals stampeded or anything. We went out for
dinner at the Mountain House Inn in New Albany, a
great place to eat. We also visited the Tiffany Factory
outlet above Meshoppen where you can shop for a
variety of things at good prices.
It seems our luck has changed!
Notebook Filler...
(At the Light in Dallas)
3 Main Street
QuickBank—open 24 hours a day, 7 d
ays a week. Now, that’s convenience.
QUICKBANK
Barrett Office—Mountainhome ~~ Crestwood Office—Mountaintop
Kidder St.
Route 309 Route 309 Student Union Building
Berwick Poplar St. Dallas Shopping Center Kingston Corners Office
Berwick Plaza Dallas Wyoming Ave.
Bloomsburg Univ. East End (W-B) Office Lords Valley Office
Kehr Student Union Bldg. Route 739
LOCATIONS:
Main Office
Wilkes-Barre
Marshalls Creek Office
Route 209
Matamoras Office
7 Pennsylvania Ave.
Milford Office
405-407 West Hartford St.
Pocono Office—Tannersville
Routes 611 and 715
Pocono Plaza
East Stroudsburg
Stroud Mall Office
Route 611
Tunkhannock Office
83 East Tioga St.
West End Office—Brodheadsville
Route 209