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Mrs. Olga Blom.
their gowns.
Clark Bittner.
Country Club, Dallas.
residing in Plainsville.
THIS IS FIRE
PREVENTION WEEK.
Students at Trinity Nursery
School were visited last
week by the Dallas Fire
Company Truck. Firemen
Slocum and Doughton
explained various phases of
fire safety to the children.
They stressed the
importance of having smoke
alarms in the home. They
also showed the children how
a fireman would be dressed
when he was rescuing
someone from a fire.
The children were told that
the most important thing to
remember is they know their
home is burning, is that
moms and dads and children
get out of the house. If there
are pets in the home, the
children were told not to go
back into the building to by
to rescue them, but to let the
firemen get the pets out. I
felt that this was a very
important point since
children love their pets so
much. 4
The best part of the visit
was when each child got to
spray the powerful fire hose.
Special thanks to these two
firemen who took time out
from their busy schedules to
explain important fire safety
facts to nursery school
children.
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GLADYS KING and her
nephew, Tony, who live in
England are enjoying a visit
with her cousin Mrs.
Georgette Presper, Pioneer
Avenue, Shavertown.
THE DEATH OF A 15-
YEAR OLD SCRANTON
BOY from an overdose of
alcohol last week saddened
the community. This death
also emphasizes how
important it is that we as
George C. Tsoutsoplides, M.D.
JOAN KINGSBURY
parents do as much as we
can to help fight the war on
teenage drinking and drugs.
PAK Back Mountain
(Parents and Kids) is a
group dedicated for the
Purpose of promoting better
amily living. PAK provides
educational and recreational
programs in response to the
social problems of youth.
On Monday, Oct. 13, PAK
will present Dr. Stephen
Glenn, nationally known
consultant, trainer and
sychologist, Director of the
‘amily Development
Institute. His Progra will
be “How Can We As Parents
Develop Capable Young
People.” The program will
be presented from 7 to 9:30
at Dallas Junior High
School. The donation is $1.
Child care is available.
I have heard Dr. Glenn and
I feel that his ideas are
common sense answers to
the pressing problems of
raising children today. If you
can, please plan to attend
this program as I know it
will be very worthwhile. .
ILOVE TO COOK! I have
seen Julia Child’s show on
television, Iris Levy, the
cooking segment on Hour
Magazine, and enjoyed them
all.
Cooking Plain and Fancy
announces the opening of his
DALLAS OFFICE
for the practice of
GYNECOLOGY/
at the
Mercy Medical Offices
LAKE STREET
DALLAS, PA
(adjacent to the College Misericordia Campus)
with Mary Metzger, which is
aired on Sundays af 6 p.m.
on Channel 44 is also
interesting and informative:
Mary makes recipes that
could be easily prepared in
the home kitchen. Many
recipes are sent in by
viewers. If you, too, love to
cook, catch Cooking Plain
and Fancy.
PENNSYLVANIANS FOR
HUMAN LIFE held their
“Respect Life Luncheon’ on
Sunday at Gus Genetti’s.
Approximarely 300 people
attended.
. Participating clergy
included Rev. Michael
Shambora, Lehman United
Methodist Church; Rev.
Anthony Noviello, Holy
Rosary Church, Wilkes-
Barre; Rev. Harry Lewis,
St. Therese’s Church,
Wilkes-Barre; Pastor Paul
Tribus, pastor, Full Gospel
Church, Pittston.
The main speaker was Dr.
Mildred F. Jefferson, the
most powerful speaker I
have ever heard. Dr. :
Jefferson, a Boston teaching
surgeon with a vast
knowledge of medical ethics
and legalities, is a staunch
defender of the unborn. She
has appeared in behalf of
Pro-Life on many national
radio and television shows
including Phil Donahue.
Mayor Thomas V.
McLaughlin declared the
week of October 5 as
Respect Life Week. His
proclamayon was read and
he key to the city of Wilkes-
Barre was given to Dr.
Jefferson.
PENNSYLVANIA
QUILTERS will hold a show
next weekend at Penn State
Campus, Lehman. If you
love artistic designs, and
colorful works of art, make
it a point to attend the Quilt
Show. Hours are Saturday,
from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m.;
Sunday, 11 a.m to 6 p.m.
BELATED BIRTHDAY
WISHES to Bill Kubis of
New Goss Manor, who
celebrated his 79th birthday
on Sunday, Mr. Kubis can
always be seen at various
sports event cheering on our
young athletes. For his
dedication he is known as
Dallas Number One Fan.
(Joan Kingsbury, a Back
Mountain resident, is a
columnist for The Dallas
Post. Her column appears
weekly.)
Dicton at Ursinus
a national high school record with
17 assists at Lake-Lehman High in
1984, made her first start for the
Ursinus College field hockey team
in the season opener against Rut-
gers on September 11.
Dicton started at back and played
the entire game as Ursinus, ranked
19th in the Division I preseason poll,
fell to 18th-ranked Rutgers, 3-2.
Last year the Bears (13-6-1)
wound up 15th in the Division I poll,
their ninth Top 20 finish in the 11
years hockey rankings have been
kept.
Dicton, of Shaverton, led Lake-
Lehman to a district title in 1984.
But she spent her freshman year at
Ursinus in a reserve role, brought
along slowly by coach Adele Boyd,
former three-time captain of the
U.S. national team.
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Lemmond
named to
position
The Information Services Division
of C-TEC Corporation has named
Judy Lemmond of Dallas customer
training and support representative.
Lemmond’s responsibilities
include customer support of micro-
computer systems and software sold
through the office automation sec-
tion. Lemmond previously worked
for C-TEC in the area of customer
operations-service.
She is a graduate of Penn State
University with an associate degree
in telecommunications technology.
JUDY LEMMOND
BIRTHS
(The following Back Mountain
couples have announced births
during the past week: )
BUTVINIK, KATHY and
WARREN, 137 Woodbine Road,
Shavertown, a daughter, Tuesday,
Sept.30.
DRAGON, JEAN and LEO, RD 1,
Box 139 F, Sweet Valley, a daugh-
ter, Saturday, Oct. 4. r
CHOCALLO, BETH and RICH-
ARD, 117 Church St., Dallas, a son,
Sunday, Oct. 5.
CASTERLINE, RUTH and RICH-
ARD, RD 2, Box 333-1, Dallas, a
son, Sunday, Oct. 5.
WOOD, NINA and RUSSELL, 9
Chase Road, Shavertown, a daugh-
ter, Sunday, Oct. 5.
NARCUM, ANN MARIE and
GEORGE, RD 1, Box 368, Dallas,
twins, a son and a daughter, Satur-
day, Sept. 27.
. STEDNY, JANE and RICHARD,
Box 225, RD 2, Harveys Lake, a
daughter, Wednesday, Oct. 1.
VANJURA, LAURA and JOSEPH,
126 Doran Drive, Trucksville, a
daughter, Thursday, Oct. 2.
RAZAWICZ, PATTI and BER-
NARD, 47 Longdale Ave, Shaver-
town, a daughter, Thursday, Oct. 2.
RUDA, BARBARA and RONALD,
RD 4, Box 346, Dallas, a son,
Thursday, Oct. 2.
United Rehabilitation Services,
Inc. (URS) will hold its annual
dinner on Monday, Oct. 20, at the
Shadowbrook, Route 6, Tunkhan-
nock.
The dinner will be dedicated to
the memory of Rev. Alva Tompkins
who passed away in May of this
year. Mr. Tompkins was one of the
founders of the Wyoming County
branch of URS, and served as a
dedicated board member for the
remainder of his life. At the time of
his death he was the Wyoming
County Vice President of the
agency.
The board of directors’ annual
meeting will be held in conjunction
with the dinner, during which offi-
cers and board members will be
elected. i
Dr. Stanley M. Irzinski, URS
Administrator, will" speak concern-
ing the various Industry Integrated
The recent arrival of the newest
member of your household is the
perfect time to arrange for a WEL-
COME WAGON call.
I'm your WELCOME WAGON rep-
resentative and my basket is full of
free gifts for the family. Plus lots of
helpful information on the special
world of babies.
Call now and let's celebrate your
baby.
675-2070
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40 Lb.
Training Programs that URS has
for handicapped workers.
The social hour will begin at 6
p.m., with dinner scheduled for 7.
The public is invited to attend.
Reservations may be made by con-
tacting Jo Ann Harris in Wilkes-
Barre, 829-3681, or Thomas Morris
in Tunkhannock, 836-3930.
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