Mr.Ol'fJ.n aofiyneA.IOVC-inty. ? is iinty■18it tors ;ular Jun-c atFranl Mu n\ M i ss Willi;'i'h«condtClubscorechainP.1VPlawasdale,.ightwhotheheli-encydur-►w.theI1M1diip and a|n-and ofLor-g at 1 for -o to man-dans Juno softing of this road will hlt;» done hy the State Highway Department under the supervision of Alton Bonear, State Highway Department superintendent for Wayne County.The Bcthany-Taimors Falls road improvement Is expected to provide Dyberry Township jsople a route of no greater length than the old Route 90 which was closed to through traffic on April 1. Temporary Route 90 uses Routes 070 and 371.Negotiating with the State Hliglt;hway Department and Wayne County Commissioners this week wore Dyberry Township Supervisors Clarence M.Tiel, Sol Schultz and Roland Bates, and tin* Chamber of Commerce Resort Committee headed by George Casparian.The progress report from the Dyberry Dam itself shows concrete being poured in the outlet tunnel at the base of the flam, rock excavation being done on the overflow spillway and rock placement being made! on the downstream face of the dam. The west bank of the creek in the area of the dam has been cleared and construe tion will resume as soon as earth moisture conditions are1 ! satisfactory. The dam will have a capacity of 8 billion gallons.At the Prompton flood control dam site on the Lack-a waxen River northwest of Honesdale. clearing and grubbing are in progress and diversion of the stream is expected j thlt; to begin within the next week todaPLfor t of Ai to hi weremeetFFATin8 p.iNemeet prcsi presi see re urer;anddent,taTh in tli svlv; stick rnowgao orThmot-10 days.A trmoomrvroute is ex-T1