Health
THE DALLAS POST/Wednesday, December 17, 1986 21
Residents and friends from
the Meadows Apts., Dallas,
recently went to Radio City
Music Hall to see the ‘‘Christ-
mas Spectacular.”
Those making the trip
included Dot Adamski, Evelyn
Wintersteen, Theta Dickson,
Ruth Foley, Tess Polachek,
Barbara J. Williams, manager;
Helen Stout, Eva Jenkins,
Grace Resio, Ann Dymond,
Helen Parsons, Elizabeth Wor-
meck, Laura Watkins, Milly
Dreher, Dorothy Williams,
Leona Watkins, Ann Covert,
Bertha Wood, Harold Ash,
Audrey Joseph, Betty Moran,
Jennie Roberts, Dorothy Pope,
Sara Sieber, Mary Delman,
Ruth Poynton, George Barto-
rillo, Ruth Muchler.
Jay Patton
Dave Andes, CPCU, CLU
announces the appointment of
Jay Patton as sales representa-
tive in their Kingston office.
Patton will represent the
Andes Agency, 348 Pierce St.,
Kingston, in the sale and servic-
ing of State Farm auto, fire, life
and health insurance.
Patton is a 1978 graduate of
Cedarville College. He was
office manager and sales repre-
sentative for the Samuel Insur-
ance Agency in the Back Moun-
tain from 1981 to 1986. He
recently completed part one of
the Life Underwriters Training
Course. Patton and his wife, the
former Zita Leapline, reside on
Oval Drive in Dallas, and have a
son, Jason, 2.
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SURGICAL SPECIALISTS
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F. Jorge Abrantes, MD, FACS
Peter F. Casterline, MD, FACS
Peter J. Corey, MD, FACS
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Party held
family members and staff
from left, Sarah
resident;
is Dorothy Cook, resident.-
Government safety experts
say half the deaths and one-
third the injuries resulting from
portable electric heater fires
could be prevented if consumers
stopped using the heaters over-
night when all family members
are asleep.
According to the U.S. Con-
sumer Product Safety Commis-
sion, portable electric heaters
are involved in 240,000 residen-
tial fires each year. Most of
these were not serious fires, but
over 3,000 were attended by the
fire service and resulted in 95
deaths
annually.
CPSC safety experts offered
the following suggestions for
operating portable electric heat-
ers safely:
-Do not use these heaters as a
substitute for a central heating
system. Portable electric air
heaters are designed for tempo-
rary heating only.
-Operate the heater at least
three feet away from combusti-
ble materials, including bed-
ding, home furnishings and
objects in the room.
-Always follow warning or
cautionary advice provided in
labels on the heater, and follow
manufacturer’s operating
instructions provided on or with
the heater.
-Unless designed for specific
and 220 injuries
December 22
Advertising
Deadline
December 18
uses, heaters should be used on
the floor, never on cabinets,
tables, furniture and the like.
Never use heaters to dry wear-
ing apparel or shoes. Do not
place heaters where towels or
other combustible materials
could fall on the appliance and
trigger a fire. :
-Heaters are not intended to
be used in wet or moist loca-
tions, such as bathrooms. Never
locate the heater where it may
Holiday dinner held at Meadows
A holiday dinner was recently Ruth Foley, Harriette Freder-
held by the residents of the ick, Peg Williams, Barbara J.
Meadows Apartments, Dallas. Williams, manager; Ruth
Members of the committee Muchler, Dorothy Derr and
that organized the affair were George Bartorillo.
Dr. Henry G. Gallagher wishes to
announce his retirement and the
closing of his office at the Mercy
Medical Center, Lake Street, Dallas,
Pa. on December 31, 1986.
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Wishes To You, |
During The
Holiday Season
and Throughout
1987!
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