THE FOREST CITY NEWS, FOREST CITY, PA 18421 * WEDNESDAY, MAY 10, 2017 * PHONE 570-785-3800 * email [email protected] - PAGE 3
* School Affairs and People in the News *
Chicken BBQ
set for May 14
Thompson Hose Co. annual
Mother’s Day chicken BBQ
will be held on Sunday, May
14, from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. The
dinner includes: 1/2 Chicken,
Baked Potato, Baked Beans,
Roll, Dessert, & Drink
The cost for dinners is $10,
and halves $7. Take Out Only.
Preorder Call 570-442-1107 or
570-442-1208.
Clifford UM
Church dinner
Tues., May 16
The Clifford United Methodist Church, Main Street,
Clifford, will hold a Chicken-n-Biscuit or Ham Dinner
on Tuesday, May 16th from
4:00 to 6:00 pm. Take out or
Dine with us. Donation $8.95
includes dinner, dessert &
drink.
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Memorial Weekend Yard Sales
Forest City Area Historical Society
Forest City Area Yard Sale Application
Locations and items for sale
To be published in May 24 Forest City News
Name:
Address:
Items to be Sold: (Brief Description)
Phone Number:
Yard Sale Date Sat., May 27, 2017 8 a.m.
Make $5 check payable to: Forest City Area Historical Society
(Note: $5 Fee must accompany application).
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Mail to: Forest City Area Historical Society
c/o Julianne Doyle
305 Martin St.
Browndale, Pa 18421
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Italian lunch at
Christ Church
Sat., May 27
St. John’s Russian Orthodox
Church in Dundaff (off Route
247) will hold its annual Mother’s Day Dinner on Sunday,
May 14, featuring BBQ chicken
and holupki (piggies). Takeouts
at 11 a.m. Dinner servings from
12 noon until sold out.
The price is $12 for adults
and $6 for children. For more
information or advance ticket
sales call 570- 955-8758 or 570585-8940.
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Join us Saturday morning on May 13 at 10 AM for
our Yoga, Hike and a Poem
event on the trail. We will be
visiting one of our favorite
spots off the trail where will
we join Tiffany Debish as she
leads us though breathing
and stretching exercises under the canopy of the spring
forest. And while we are at
it why not throw in a poem
too! All are invited to share a
favorite poem with nature as
the theme.
All are welcome to join.
It will take us around two
hours. Dress appropriately, where sturdy sneakers
or boots, bring water and
snacks, use tick and bug
spray and sunscreen!
We ask for a $5 donation
for Yoga.
The Union Dale Volunteer
Fire Co. will hold a purse bingo on Sunday, May 21, at the
Union Dale Methodist Church
Hall, at 2 p.m. The cost is $20.
No tickets sold at the door.
There will be 15 games, 50/50
raffle, and light refreshments
available for purchase. Proceeds
benefit the UDVFC. For tickets
call Mary Yale at 570-679-2589.
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Church dinner
Sun., May 14
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The Aldenville Baptist
Church, Rt. 170 Aldenville,
will be holding their HUGE
annual
Indoor-Outdoor
Rummage Sale and Yard
Sale on Saturday May 27,
from 8:00 a.m. – 1:00 p.m. We
have a huge variety of low
priced good quality items
including, antiques, household items, furniture, books,
tools, toys and lots more.
Bargain hour, 12:00 – 1:00.
There will also be a bake sale
with a large variety of homemade baked goods, refreshments will also be available.
All proceeds benefit mission
outreach projects.
District Attorney Bob Klein
will join Commissioner MaryAnn Warren for her regular
monthly outreach on May
18th in Forest City. Plan on
stopping by Elegante’s, Main
Street, 1 PM to 3 PM, to share
conversation and a slice of pizza and soda.
Mr. Klein is the chief law enforcement officer for Susquehanna County. His office is
responsible for criminal complaints, Protection from Abuse
Petitions, Victim Services and
for preparing and conducting
all criminal cases scheduled
with the Court of Common
Pleas.
Stop by with your suggestions or concerns, we want to
hear from you. No appointment is necessary. Commissioner Warren’s office number
is 570.278.6604 if there’s something in particular you need or
if you would like to schedule
an appointment, either in Forest City or Montrose. We look
forward to seeing you!
Yoga, Hike and
Poem on the
Trail May 13
Purse Bingo in
Union Dale
Sun., May 21
A
Huge yard sale
set for May 27
In Aldenville
DA Klein joins
Commissioner
Warren for
Outreach Hours
will be awarded for the best hat.
The winner of the Pleasant
Mount Library Spring Raffle
Basket will also be drawn at this
time. The event will take place at
the Pleasant Mount Emergency
Services Dining Hall, 395 Great
Bend Turnpike. Suggested donation is $20. Tickets are available at the library or from any
Friends committee member.
All funds raised will be applied to Library programming,
For more information please call
the library at 570-448-2573 during regular library hours: Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday
from 11 a.m. to 6 p.m., Friday
from noon until 7 p.m. and Saturday from 9:am until 4 p.m.
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Bob Non
Wayne Health Services Board
in late 2016 and says he is
happy to be of service to the
community with his “experience in the financial and marketing side of business.” He
also hopes to gain knowledge
which will in turn benefit his
own employees. “Health insurance at Pleasant Mount
Welding is very important,”
he stated. “Being on the Board
gives me a better understanding of health related issues.”
On the board, Non joins
board chair Robert Suhosky
and fellow members Jerome
Casey, DPM; J. Dennis Evans,
CPA; William O’Neill; James
Chapman; Betty deMaye-Caruth, PhD, RN, CHPT, RM/T;
Sylvia Kingston and Brendan
Murray. G. Richard Garman
is the executive director of
the Wayne Memorial Health
Foundation.
On Saturday, May 20, from
1 to 4 p.m. Friends of Pleasant
Mount Public Library will hold
a Victorian Tea Party and Strip
Tease. The tea party hostesses
will serve assorted teas, traditional finger sandwiches and
desserts. Guests should bring
their own tea cup.
The featured entertainer is
The Secret Victorian Lady, Ms.
Lydia Chiappini, an artist and
art teacher. She will show up
fully dressed in an authentic Victorian costume. As she removes
each article of clothing, Ms. Chiappini will explain its history
and purpose. Before her lack of
attire reaches the point where
it offends delicate sensibilities,
Ms. Chiappini will replace her
original outfit with a completely
different one, again explaining each piece as she puts it on.
Though attending in Victorian
clothing is not required of anyone except our Secret Lady, everyone is encouraged. A prize
Sire is 10 years
old..loves his
toys and
enjoys
sleeping all
day and
spending time
with his
family. He
does not like
cats..lol. He is
owned by
Mary Surridge
and Caydenz
Graham.
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Bob Non, president of
Pleasant Mount Welding, Inc.
in Carbondale, PA, has been
appointed to the Board of
Trustees of Wayne Health Services (WHS), a subsidiary of
the Wayne Memorial Health
Foundation. WHS owns and
operates the Stourbridge Professional Complex at Maple
Avenue and Route 6 in Honesdale, as well as the retail
store, Wayne Health Pharmacy and Medical Equipment.
Non has been the President
of Pleasant Mount Welding
since its inception in 1983.
Over the past 34 years, the
organization has grown significantly under his leadership. Non says his company
is currently the market leader
and largest fabricator of miscellaneous metals for wastewater and water treatment
plants on the East Coast and
employs over 150 people.
“The WHS Board was seeking a person who could represent the western reaches of
the service area and who had
a prior knowledge of medical
service delivery operations,”
said Robert Suhosky, chair,
Wayne Health Services Board
of Trustees. “Bob, with his
prior service on the Marian
Community Hospital Board
and his outstanding entrepreneurial success in building a
very successful company, was
the prime candidate. We are
so fortunate that he agreed to
invest his time in the Wayne
Health Services system.”
Born in Carbondale and
raised on a family farm in
Pleasant Mount, PA, Non
graduated from Forest City
Regional High School and
Lackawanna County Vocational-Technical School where
he completed a three-year
course in welding. He attended Penn State University
to study courses specifically
to enrich his background in
business development including accounting, marketing, engineering and mathematics. He has served as the
Treasurer of the Carbondale
Technology Transfer Center
for more than 10 years. Bob
is happily married to his wife
Sue and has two wonderful
children Brandon and Brianna.
Non officially joined the
Pleasant Mt. Victorian Tea
& Tease Sat., May 20
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Bob Non, President Pleasant Mount
Welding, Joins Wayne Health Board
Pet of the Week
The Stone Soup Kitchen at
Christ Episcopal Church will
hold a free community Italian
luncheon at the church, corner
of Delaware & Dundaff Streets,
Forest City, on Sat., May 27,
from noon to 1:30 p.m.
Bring your family and friends
and share a hearty lunch and a
wonderful comaraderie! Menu
will include spaghetti & meatballs, salad, bread & butter, dessert and beverages.
Misericordia
Univ. holds
commencement
Jacqueline Kochmer, Clifford Township, received her
degree from Misericordia
University in Physical Therapy, DPT during commencement exercises on Sunday,
December 18.
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David DeArmond
For Forest City Regional
School Board Director
From Union Dale Borough
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