iod terminated March 29 at
Lake-Lehman Junior-Senior
High School, there were 29 sch-
olars and 127 honors students
named to the honor roll, accord-
ing t@nformation released by
Anthony Marchakitus, prin-
cipal.
The scholars’ list consisted of
three seniors, Barbara Evans,
Diane Palonis and Joann Urick;
six juniors, Susan Grant, Jean
Johnson, Harriet Kocher, Gary
Ross, Sandra L. Smith, and
Maribeth Taylor; four sopho-
mores, Ann SanFanandre,
Joyce White, Marjorie Wolen-
sky and William Yascavage.
Ninth grade scholars are Re-
becca Loveland, Gwen Salan-
sky, Philip Smith and Christine
Zibick; eighth grade: Colleen
Kasenchak, Edward Mark, Eli-
zabeth Marshall, Gail Murphy,
Mark Smith, Daphne Veras;
and seventh grade: Carol
Brennan, Kim Dinger, Marcia ,
Janiczek, Ann Marie Mark,
Sharon Partridge, and Samuel :
Soltis.
Listed as honors students
were: Seventh grade—Ellen
Adams, Bert Balliet, Robert
Bilbow, Barbara Brody, Pam
DiGiuseppe, Jill McCarroll,
Terri Morgan, Doreen Ohornt,
Sandra © Partchey, Steven
Roman, Jayme SanFanandre,
Cathy Sayre;
Cathy Smith, James Solomon,
Belinda Spencer, Kathleen
Stefanowicz, Mary Ann
Stempien, Jack Swire, Peter
Tomaselli, Charles Umphred,
Robert Wesley, Daniel White,
Beth Youngman, John Zimin-:
ski.
Eighth: Ralph Casaldi, Carol
Cornell, Kevin Cragle, Robert
Cumens, Wilhilmina deLeur,
Susan Dockeray, Kevin Doug-
las, Sharon Evans, Ann Marie
Mrs. Eberhard Faber, Bear
Creek, was hostess April 11, for
pating teas for the benefit of the
Penn Mountains Council, Boy
Scouts of America. Eleven
guests attended the tea and
heard » Eugene S. Farley,
preside of the local Boy Scout
Council, explain the position of
the scout organization and its
recovery ‘program since the
June flood.
Each of the 11 guests at the
tea offered to host a similar get
together and invite 10 of their
friends to explain the Boy Scout
program and recovery effort.
Each of their 10 guests will then
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be asked to host a tea for nine of
their friends for the same
purpose. This process continues
in this diminishing pattern until
only four or five guests are
attending the teas.
The Penn Mountains Council,
Boy Scouts of America, was
dealt a severe blow by Hurri-
cane Agnes, both financially
and membership wise. The
Participating Teas is an at-
tempt by the local scout organi-
zation to educate more people
as to the purposes and pro-
grams of the scouting move-
ment and the recovery steps
being taken by the local scout
council. :
Mrs. Faber’s guests included
Mrs. John Bigelow, Mrs. Wil-
Saul, Mrs. Samuel Wolfe, Mrs.
Harabin, Gerald Harrison, Pat
Hennebaul, Karen Holdsworth,
chins, Cindy Ide;
ah Palmer, Brenda Partchey,
Deborah Piatt, Jodie Shaw,
| Amy Shouldice, Jacob Spaar-
garen, Carol Steele, Pam
Stuart, Lewis Thomas, Robert
Walsh, Robert Weidner, Tam-
my Wilce, John Zaleskas.
Ninth: Sandra Barrall, Diane
Godleski, Denice Goodwin,
Cheryl Hoover, Greg James,
Fred Mahle, Pat McGrath,
Richard Perrego;
Pam Phillips, Peter Sharp,
Gini Steele, Diane Stolarick,
Michael
Sudimak, Donna Sutliff, Joan
Thomas.
Crockett, Kimberly Davis,
Brenda Edwards, Margaret
Edwards, Dale Ehret, Karen
Evans, Donna Jones;
Laurie Kittle, Tina Marie
Mark, Jean Niezgoda, Brenda
Palmer, Elisa Partchey, Joyce
Rood, Jeffery Teske, Abbylee
Thomas, Cheryl Wagner,
Daniel © Yankowski, Jayne
Zaleskas.
Eleventh: - Allan Brown,
Susan Brown, Beth Evans,
Susan Heller, William Jones,
Gertrude Kehler, Sally King,
Mildred Kocher;
Ann Kulp, Joseph Litchman,
Rosanne Mahoney, Bernice
Manzoni, Linda Mosier, Ed-
ward Nixon, Cheryl Robey,
Jane Salansky, Sandra J.
Smith, Tina Traver.
Twelfth: Donna Ashton, Irene
Cheponis, Theresa Derwin,
Christine Garrity, Jean Ger-
mick, Maria Groblewski, Carol
Gutch, Darlene Kocher;
Claire Maziarczyk, Debra
Mosier, Tim Ravert, Linda
Tough, Cindy Weaver, Robin
Whitesell, Diane Wojtowicz,
Irene Zaleskas.
Charles Hensley, Mrs.
Frank Hughes Jr., Mrs. Gilda
comp
ar
one
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Sunrise Services
Listed at Lehman
will begin at 6 a.m. Easter Sun-
day at the Lehman United
Methodist Church. The Rev.
Edgar Singer will be the guest
speaker.
the direction of John Shannon,
will sing ‘‘The Hallelujah
Chorus” by Handel and ‘““The
Easter Alleluia’ by Butler. Mr.
Shannon, organist at Wilkes-
Barre First United Methodist
meditation. Sheldon and Dale
Ehret will play a selection on
trumpet, “My Spirit Be Joyful’
by Johann Sebastian Bach.
Rolls and coffee will be
served by the Friendship Class
after the service.
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Marsha Raub, Marshall Raub; Standing: Judy Frantz, Susan
Frantz, Elva Gaughan, Erma Martin, Jean Carson, Joan
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Twins Share Experiences
garding the club may be ob-
tained by contacting Mrs.
Daniel Williams, 102 N. Pioneer
Ave., Shavertown. Hg
A panel of five sets of twins
was featured on the program at
a recent meeting of the Luzerne
County Mothers of Twins Club.
Members of the panel shared
their views and experiences as
twins with members present.
Participating on the panel
were Robert Brizgent and Rose-
mary Harlan, Marsha and
* Marshall Raub, Judy and Susan
Frantz, Elva Gaughan and
Erma Martin, and Jean Carson
and Joan Kasarda. The Rev.
Louis Falcone acted as
" moderator.
Guest speaker at the meeting
scheduled for May 1 will be Dr.
W. P. Smedley who will present
a film and answer questions on
breast cancer. Meetings are
held at St. Clement’s Parish
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Lake Legion will
Sponsor Egg Hunt
Harveys Lake American
Legion Post No. 967 will sponsor
an Easter egg hunt for the
children of the community, up
to 10 years of age, April 21, at 11
am. at the Lake Elementary
School Six hundred prizes will
be given away.
Assisting the legionnaires will
be the ‘Harveys Lake Boy
Scouts, Commander Francis
Fisher, Isem Pennington,
Hall, 167 Hanover St., Wilkes- Arthur Gosart and Cal Strohl.
Barre at 7:30 p.m. Children of the community §
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