The Dallas Post . Dallas, PA Wednesday, January 12, 1994 § As | was saying... ® Library news Postage stamps: world's greatest travelers Book and coupon sales will benefit library | Je By NANCY KOZEMCHAK By JACK HILSHER hobby, far enough to tell if you y 2 ' geniusareatlastexplored. Among ofthe city's better neighborhoods Famous landscape photogra- like it...you’ll get tips on tools, ; the towering figures of the Civil pq wages a strenuous one-man pher Ansel Adams once said, “I'm albums, sources, the whole The Back Mountain Memorial War, none is more enigmatic than yar against an evil and imagin i -amazed at how many people have schmeer, but for now, enjoy this Library is still selling the cook- General William Tecumseh Sher- power broker who is Py i emotional difficulties. Ifyou keep anonymous classic: book, “Chefsand Artists”, thefirst man. Widely denouced as society's ills, as well as the sinis- : busy you have no time for them.” “MONOLOGUE OF A library cookbook. These books fiendishly destructive and even tery.and Z-rays that are corrupt- His admonition holds double POSTAGE STAMP” are broken down in categories insane for his infamous March to ing humankind i» true for seniors. Keeping busy is “I am the world's greatest tray- including; Chef's Best, Something the Sea across Georgia, Sherman “The Robber Bride” by Marga- amust, but is really quite simple. eler. I've journeyed from pole to Special, Tid-Bits, The Salad Bar, was a brilliant commander and ret Atwood is a large print edition Get a hobby. Get several. Pick pole, by canoe and dog sled, by Noon Time, Mixed Bag of Vege- strategist who helped bring the ofa most intricate and subversive : ones you can practice in bad land, sea and air. tables, From the Seas, The Birds, bloody war to a swifter and surer novel from the extraordinary i.) @ weather when you can't putter in “I am the world’s greatest art 11€ Mighty Main Dish, Give us end. imagination of the author. Rox, the yard. Pick one you may have gallery. 1 portray kings and thisDayOurD aily Bread, Sweets “The Caveman's Valentine” by Charis and Tony—war babies all— enjoyed when young. ..like stamp queens, presidents, princesses, and Treats, The Cookie Tray, Cake George Dawes Green is anovel of share a wound, and her name is ‘collecting. That one is in some princes, patriots and poets, avia- Crumbs, Good and Plenty Pies, rich, idiosyncratic achievement ‘Zenia. Zenia is beautiful and | danger of becoming extinct and torsand adventurers, martyrsand and Potpourri. The foreward in that is by turns suspenseful, smart and hungry, by turns | you could help save it, or perhaps musicians, novelists and sultans, he front of the book states, "A deeply moving and hilarious. manipulative and ‘vulnerable 1 start a grandchild on that path. and yes, athletes too. recipe that is not shared with Romulus Ledbetter wasn'talways needy and ruthless, the turbulent i Why is philately endangered? (Photo courtesy Scott Publish- “l am a miniature encyclope- others will soon be forgotten— homeless. He once wasa devoted center of her own never-ending Listen to this. ing Co.) dia. I map countries and conti- But when it's shared, it will be husband, father, and musician saga. She damaged each of them i Oneday in the only stamp store nents. 1 picture mountains, Sryoyed forever by future genera- with a bright future. He now badly, ensnaring thier sympathy ‘ left around here I heard a young- oceans, rivers and lakes, harbors ODS. The cookbook Is available forages for food in the trash cans betraying their trust. ; | y & ster ask the proprietor ifhe hada the glamour in sport cards, by and dams, bridges, ships and 2at the Information desk in the 4 ¥ football card featuring Raghib “the their fancy “sets,” by special gold cathedrals. I portray handicrafts, library and sells for $12.95 which i Rocket” Ismail, the ex-Meyersstar. and silver editions, but great customs and every type of bird, Incindssian. tai t '94" book You ng women 's club forming | The Sip awney said yes, he had ~~ merchandizing with terrific store animal, fish, fruit, flower and is Li ey men sn The General Federation of Women's Clubs-Luzerne County is pres- one, an e price was five dol- displays. Sport cards are “now,” mineral. 2 ; ry ently forming a Juniorette Club for young women age 14 to 18 i is lars! (Now this was before the stamps are “old,” and it's a down- “I illustrate the fairy tales of Peingsoldbythe Friends for $25, ly por ren youns g fits Rocket Jag played a single pro right shame for something is children and the legends of civili- Proceeds io bene the wary. 1 The next meeting will be Thursday, Jan. 13, at 7:30 p.m. in the Lake. game with the Toronto Argonauts!) missing. zation. I reflect the symbols of P Lehman High School cafeteria. Additional literature and information | Imagine, here was a bit of Stamp collectors always natural resources, industry, all count oifers from many of the will be given out at this meeting, to anyone who was unable to attend | printed cardboard, costinga tiny seemed to know more than the human endeavor. I commemo- PeSt-known restaurants and 4 meeting. | action of acenttoprintinquan- average person; young stamp rate expeditions, inventions and merce In the aden ' Col d Friends and family members are also welcome to attend. | tity, selling at the end of a distri- collectors always did better in discoveries...the creations that ge mat<iounlain t.ooran Anyone interested in joining or wanting information prior to the BD bution chain for enoughmoneyto school and they knew their geog- make life worth living. Read Book" is heing sold at the ti all : @ EA : library for surchase witha dona... Decting. ¢ Mrs. Nancy Wilson, GFWC Luzerne County Membership | uy hundreds of used stamps. raphy cold. They were entertained “Millions of men, women and > ony OTP : Chairman at 639-2757 When I th : tion of $5. These make great gifts evenings. | enlwas theageofthatcard during endless hours at relatively children world-wide are fascinated ; grealg { | collector, ifyou scratched any five little expense (not with five buck by me. Through my infinite vari- for children to color and enjoy. 1] boys you'd be scratching three cards though) and what's more, ety they find boundless pleasure, New books at the library: VV : 11 1 R stamp oollecions. Toqey: scratch stamps are always just plain fun! relaxation and enchantment. Shean 2 : cljiey a on 1 oma i | away; you won't find any. Stamp In another column, I'll tell you “Vet,...] am only a posiage. 10 9Ter, Oy. ONNb, IV AISZA 6118 ° : | fanciers are scarce, beaten outby how to dip into this edn bo stamp!” POSTAES a definitive biography and the P 1ZZ2a i F asta House ] : nature and motives of this legen- § dary and controversial military Harveys Lake 1 Lette IS Enjoy Pizza, Pastas, Gourmet Salads, & Stromboli | | 9 @. : : : : in our beautiful dining room overlooking the lake. ! ® China-Burma WW II vets invited to reunion | DOWN IO EARTH (So beautiful you might want to take a swim) \ 4 everything you need to turn Closed Mon. & Tues. » Wed. - Sat. 4-11 PM. « Sun. 3-11 P.M. : Editor: bers. served overseas. an ordinary bath into an Veterans who served in China, Ifyou are a CBI veteran, please If you cannot attend the Balti- extra ordinary experience" 639- 1 8 1 = For Take Outs Burma and India in World WarIl send your name, address, and more reunion, we would still like are invited to a reunion, Septem- phone number to Ross K. 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