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Hazleton Standard-Speaker, Wednesday, September 18, 1996 21 Estranged husband kills wife, fiance Flower Club jgets cactus, terrarium tips had recently been to her home for dinner. It was a very happy family," Glazer said about Robin Golder and Giorgi, a pharmacist in Williamsport, who lived with her and her three children. The Golders' bodies were found 12 hours after Ron Golder shot and killed Giorgi at the home of Ron Golder's sister, Nancy Actemus. Police said Robin Golder and Giorgi had arrived Sunday night at Actemus home, where Ron Golder was staying. The couple had come to pick up the Golders' three boys, who had been visiting their father for the weekend.

Robin Golder was to take them home so they could Weatherly Mary Rose Minnick, 146 Briar Lane, 427-8865 Leave Items at: Weatherly Pharmacy, Weatherly Shopping Plaza, or Supermarket, Main Hudsondale Sts. return to school Monday. But they never got home. Ron Golder shot Giorgi in the driveway, then kidnapped Robin Golder and drove away in Giorgi's Nissan Maxima, setting off a police manhunt. Robin Golder was found dead inside the car.

Ron Golder was found lying dead not far from the vehicle behind the lawyer's office. "She was a really sharp lady, a free soul, very easy to laugh. I Described as a devoted and energetic mother, Robin Golder had recently started a business, the Wellspring Whole Life Education Center, described as a New Age therapeutic center. Standard-Speaker imfoscribers LEWISBURG.Pa. (AP) Ron Golder's life was falling to pieces and he didn't want to end it alone.

So just before shooting himself in the head, police said, he gunned down his estranged wife's fiance Sunday. He then kidnapped and killed his wife, a former newspaper reporter and borough councilwoman. Dead are Golder, 42, Robin Golder, 35, and her live-in fiance, Dominick Giorgi a 39-year-old pharmacist. A secretary on her way to work found the Golders' bodies behind their divorce attorney's office. "I believe he had some kind of breakdown," said family friend Mike Glazer; "Robin had left him and moved in with Dominick.

There was a lot of bad blood. He just lost it." By all accounts, the Golders' had a stormy marriage. And while Robin Golder was moving on, Ron Golder became despondent over their impending divorce and an ensuing custody battle. His anguish cost him his job as a district representative at the Lutheran Brotherhood insurance and investment firm, Glazer said. He also lost his home and his car.

He was living with his sister, where he killed Giorgi. Glazer said Robin Golder sought court-ordered protection from her ex-husband long after she left him last year. Giorgi and Robin Golder had hoped to wed in December, once her divorce was final. Hit the Jackpot Jean Younker, first. Persian jewel Mary Zelesnozk, first.

Pink gladioli Margaret Hughes, first, also first for a red zinnia. Younker got first for a bronze Dahlia and first for a purple dahlia. Doris Sturtevant first for a white Hibuscus and second for an orange Zithonia. Grover first for a Pom-Pom Dahlia and first for an orange marigold. Sally Chippy received a first for a sunflower and a first for an African violet.

Zelesnozk a first for a striped Petunia. Hinkle thanked the hostess committee and adjourned the meeting. DART LEAGUE The Flying Ace's Dart League will hold its reorganization meeting today at 7:30 p.m. Anyone interested in shooting darts this season is asked to attend, or please notify the club tonight to add their name to the roster. Phone at the Ace's is 427-4766, after 7:30 p.m.

please. Mountaintop Area Correspondent: Mrs. Darlene Morris 90 Karen Drive, Mountaintop, PA. 18707 Phone 678-3636 Leave Items at: Konn's Comer General Store Corner of Route 309 Church Road Quik Mart Corner of Nuangola South Main Roads Circulation or Advertising 455-3636 or 1-800-843-6680 IftPresident Joyce Hinkle thanked the club members for jtheir cooperation with the August picnic and the Garden Tour and the help watering the flower boxes on the Weatherly bridge. i Hinkle called a meeting of the iexecutive committee on Sept.

27 her home at 7 p.m. to discuss next year's program. Georgia Farrow read the minutes and Sally Chippy gave treasurer's report. Both were accepted as read. Iva Kunkel gave a horticulture tip on cactus.

Keep them in a dark place in late fall for a couple of weeks, they will bloom better. Give Christmas cactus more water and fertilizer during winter, then repot in spring. Lois Holman gave instructions on how to make a terrarium. Members had various glass containers in different sizes, and a lot of enthusiasm. Holman provided stones for a drainage and potting soil.

She said, think samll, and showes a collection of mosses, tea berries, partiridge berries, tiny begonias, spider plants and small porcelain figurines. Cover with saran wrap for a while, water sparingly, place in light, but not full sun. The next meeting will be on Oct. 10 with Ron Burger from Hazleton explaining the care of flowering bulbs. He will also bring extra bulbs to purchase.

October is bring a guest month, 80 ask your friend to come. Awards for the homegrown terrariums were Maxine Jef-freis, first; and Loretta Allison, second. Mass arrangements Allison, first; Chris Grover, second; and Terri Provizzi, third. Flying South Grover, first; and Allison, second; Something Special Bouquet of dahlias; Girl Scout signups There will be a Girl Scout registration Thursday from 6 to 8 p.m. at Salem United Church of Christ, First and Fell streets.

Girls in kindergarten may register for Daisies; the leader is Karen Von Frisch. Girls in first to third grades may register for Brownies; the leader is Nancy Probert. Girls in fourth to sixth grades may register for Junior Girl Scouts; the leader is Donna Gerhard. Girls in seventh to ninth grades may register for Cadettes; the leader is Debbie Miletto. A $6 registration fee is due at time of registering.

Any questions please call 427-4174. Meetings will be held on Tuesdays. LITTLE LEAGUE MEETS Weatherly Little League will meet Thursday at 7 p.m. at the Weatherly Borough Building. LEGION MEETING American Legion Post 360 will meet Wednesday at 7 p.m.

at the Crystal Inn. PIZZA SALE Centenary United Methodist Church Sunday School will hold a pizza sale Sept. 27. Unbaked pizza may be ordered at a cost of $4.50 each from the Sunday school students or from Cathy Grega, 427-4872, Lori Hadzick, 427-8131, Sarah Kelshaw, 427-4336 or Lori Reiner, 427-8141. Pickup is from 10 a.m.

to 5 p.m. and the deadline to order is Sunday. SENIOR PARENTS A senior parents meeting for the Class of 1997 will be held Sept. 25 at 6:30 p.m. at Weatherly High School.

Parents of seniors are welcome. For more information call 427-4978 or 455-1092. BIRTHDAY GREETINGS Bonita Barbush-Boothe, 430 First Joy Berger, 3453 Quakake Road. With The Arrival Of MANUFACTURER GLOSSY COUPONS Don 'tMiss Out On Any OF These Money Saving Deals. Special Introductory Offer Thursday meetings The Welcome Wagon Club of Mountaintop, 12:30 p.m., at the Presbyterian Church.

Toddler sitting will be available for $4 per child. For further information call 474-2864. Mountain Post No. 781 Men's Dart League, 8 p.m., at the post home. Anyone interested in playing in the winter dart league should attend the meeting.

Mountaintop Area Little League Board Elections, 8 p.m., at Crestwood High School. Anyone intersted in serving as a board member should call Dave at 474-0362. St. Jude's PTG will meet at 7:30 p.m. in Father Nolan Hall.

A representative of Harcourt Grace will give a presentation on the new reading series and answer questions. Holiday kit brochures and order forms may be returned durint the meeting. Parents are urged to attend. For more information call 474-5803. BEGINNERS BRIDGE Crestwood Area Community Education will offer beginners bridge for eight weeks.

Instruction will start Thursday. Ray Harris, certified Bridge League director, will instruct. Call Carmen at 474-6668 to FISH DINNER The Slocum Township Volunteer Fire Co. Fall Fish Dinner will be held Friday from 4 to 7 p.m. at the firehall; takeouts on- ly.

Menu includes haddock, baked potato or French fries, vegetables, cole slaw, roll, butter, and tartar sauce. Donation is $5.50 for each dinner. Call 868-6775 to order. COFFEE AND BABIES GROUP Stay-at-home mothers with children under age 2 are invited to a "Coffee and Babies" play group Friday sponsored by the Welcome Wagon Club of Mountaintop. For time and information call Jill at 474-2703.

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