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THE DALLAS POST
Sunday, November 24, 2013
Dr. Nate Klein joins staff at Klein Chiropractic Clinic
Dr. Nate Klein has joined
the staff of Klein Chiropractic
Clinic in Dallas.
Raised in the Back Mountain,
Dr. Klein attended Luzerne
County Community College
for three years to complete
pre-chiropractic undergraduate
requirements. Afterwards, he
and his wife Elizabeth moved
to the Atlanta metro area
where he completed four years
of doctoral education at Life
Chiropractic University.
Dr. Klein graduated in
September 2013 and has
moved back to begin work
with his family’s practice. He
is National Board certified and
also holds a physiotherapy cer-
tification, which allows him to
use modalities such as thera-
ment chiropractic care by
allowing for faster healing and
patient recovery.
Dr. Klein also has a special
interest in conditions of the
The following memo-
rial/honor books have
been placed on the
Books remember
loved ones gone
peutic ultrasound and electrical
muscle stimulation to supple-
Meadows Nursing Center Auxiliary
kicks off annual membership drive
The Meadows Nursing
Center Auxiliary, Dallas,
recently kicked off its
annual membership drive
that asks the community
to help by either donat-
ing $10 as a sustainer
member or to actively
volunteer to help resi-
dents at the center. Since
the
Meadows in 1984, volun-
teers have donated over
339,000 hours of service
and more than $331,000
to various departments
inception of The
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Girl Scouts visit
Dallas fire station
Scouts from Girl Scout Junior Troop #32647 visited
the Dallas Fire & Ambulance station. Joshua Sawyer,
assistant fire Ccief, instructed the girls on emergency
procedures and basic first aid. The girls were able to
go through one of the ambulances and see the dif-
ferent equipment that the EMTs use. The girls are
working on their First Aid badge. From left, first row,
are Emma Brown, Marigrace Huntington, Madison
Carlsson, Alyssa Pritchard, Shelby Pocono, Morgan
Sakulich. Second row, Chloe Zondlo, Jordan Banks,
Emily Williams, Jessica Allen, Morgan Williams,
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li i of October 2013:
In memory of
Marion Landers,
“Daughter of
Empire: my life as
a Mountbatten” by
Pamela Hicks, pre-
sented by Edward and
Marilyn Baluh
In memory of
Richard Orlowski,
“Old Man River: the
Mississippi River in
North American histo-
ry” by Paul Schneider,
presented by Carl and
Noreen Gladey; “Coal
Cars: The First Three
Hundred Years” by
Martin Robert Karig
III, presented by Dr.
Debra Serfoss; “One
Summer: America,
1927” by Bill Bryson,
presented by Dean
Nackley
In memory of Irene
Katyl, “The Game
Changer: a simple sys-
tem for improving your
bowling scores” by
Mark Baker, presented
by Stu and Debby
Kirkwood; “Bowling
Skills and Drills”
(DVD), presented
by Stu and Debby
Kirkwood
In memory of Ernie
Ashbridge, “Waterford
Crystal: Irish
Brilliance” by Sharma
Krauskopf, presented
by Arlene, David, and
Amelia Grudkowski;
“Antiques Roadshow
20th Century
Collectibles” by Carol
Prisant, presented by
David Fritz; “Carnival
Glass” by Ellen T.
Schroy, presented by
Barbara Lemmond;
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in Dallas
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$19. os Prime Rib Dinners
$3 Select Glass of Wine
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$4 Cosmo Martini’s
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“Antique Trader Bottles” |
by Michael Polak, pre- :
sented by Mary Gemski |
In memory of
Eugenia DeRose,
“Simple Crochet” by
Erika Knight, presented
by Anais and Sheldon
Watsky |
In memory of |
Richard G. Evans, Jr.,
“Autobiography of Mark |
Twain” by Mark Twain
(vol. 1), presented by
Ruth Federici, Karen |
Bevevino, and Stephen
and Nancy Federici; :
“Autobiography of Mark |
Twain” by Mark Twain
(vol. 2), presented by
Irene Zych; In memory
of Olive A, McDonald,
“The Layered Garden” by |
David L. Culp, presented |
by Ron and Betsy Balonis |
In memory of Frank
Kopstas, “The Liberty
Amendments” by Mark
R. Levin, presented by
The Village of Greenbriar |
The following books
are in memory of Adam |
Onzik and are presented |
by Margaret and Russ =
Susko and Family: 3
“Hiking Pennsylvania”
by John L. Young, “Great |
Hikes in the Poconos and
Northeast Pennsylvania”
by Boyd Newman
The following DVDs
are in memory of
Elizabeth W. Kachmar
and are presented by
Robert Packer Hospital |
Radiation Oncolgy Staff: |
“Mari Winsor Pilates,” :
“Quick Start Pilates,”
“Trudie Styler’s Core
Strength Pilates,” “East
Chair Exercises” :
The following books
are in memory of Helen |
Dymond and are present-
ed by John and Elizabeth
Lloyd: “Hawk Mountain:
The World’s First Raptor
Sanctuary” by Jim
Wright and “Best Garden |
Plants for Pennsylvania” !
by Ilene Sternberg
. The following books
pain memory of Kevin
Her-and-are presented od
SS
Copy Me” by Jonathan i
Allen, “Chopsticks” by 7
Amy Krouse Rosenthal
The following books *
are in memory of
Lillie Marino and are
presented by the Back
Mountain Bloomers
Garden Club: “The
Flower Recipe Book”
by Alethea Harampolis,
“Slow Flowers” by Debra
| Prinzing
The following books
are in memory of
Elizabeth Kachmar and |
are presented by Ellyn
M. Saxton: “Classified”
by Fern Michaels (large
print), “Christmas on 4t
Street” by Susan Maller:
(large print)
The following books
are in memory of :
Marion E. Wilson
and are presented ]
by Christine Drake:
“Someone” by Alice
McDermott (large print),
“The Stranger You
Know” by Andrea Kane
(large print) |
The following books
are in memory of Ella
Katherine Shaw and are
presented by Carolyn,
Heather, Karen, Marla, {
Sharon, and Tracy:
“Almost Identical” by
Lin Oliver, “Hold Fast”
by Blue Balliett, “The
Year of Billy Miller”
by Kevin Henkes, “The
Moon and More” by
Sarah Dessen, “Bluebird”
by Bob Staake, “The
Tree Lady” by H. Joseph
Hopkins, “I Wish I
Had...” by Giovanna
Zobili, “Barnum’s sone
by Tracey Fern
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HONOR
The following books
are in honor of David
and Joan Roskos and
are presented by Betsy
Balonis: “Little Mouse”
by Alison Murray, “Oh
No, Little Dragon” by
Jim Averbeck
In honor of The
Bookshop Volunteers,
“Book Finds: How to
Find, buy, and Sell Used
and Rare Books” by Ian
C. Ellis, presented by
Ruth Tetschner