Nesbitt Memorial--June 22
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Keating,
3 James St., Pittston, a son.
June 24
Mr. and Mrs. George War-
man, 814 Sans Souci Parkway,
Wilkes-Barre, a son.
June 25
Mr. and Mrs. John Jeddic, 211
Wyoming Ave., Wyoming, a
daughter.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank McHugh,
119 Fifth St., Wyoming, a son.
June 26
Mr. and Mrs. John A.
Stascavage, 110 Jackson St.
Exeter, a daughter. Mr. and
Mrs. Garry Evans, RD 1, Sweet
Valley, a daughter. Mr. and
Mrs. Kenneth Woodeshick, 47
Church St., Wilkes-Barre, a
daughter.
June 26
Mr. and Mrs. Andrew / J.
Sordoni III, 610 Charles Ave.,
Kingston, a daughter.
Wilkes-Barre General--June 23
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Reese,
1339 Scott St., Wilkes-Barre, a
daughter. Mr. and Mrs. Robert
Verosky, 42 Short St., Edwards-
ville, a daughter. Mr. and Mrs.
Ronald Brillhart, 110 Haverford
Drive, Laflin, a son. Mr. and
Mrs. Thomas Lepere, 103 E.
Main St., Wilkes-Barre, a
daughter.
June 24
Mr. and Mrs. Stephen
Washko, 47 E. Carey St., Plains,
a daughter.
June 25
Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Ogin,
335 Palmer St., Plymouth, a
son.
June 26
Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Dadurka,
92 Butler St., Forty Fort, a son.
Mercy Hospital--June 21
Mr. and Mrs. John Cleary, 124
Pine St., Dallas, a daughter.
June 24
Mr. and Mrs. Peter Kasen-
chak, 538 W. Main
Plymouth, a daughter.
June 25
Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth
McLellan, 642 S. Main St.,
Wilkes-Barre, a son.
June 26
Mr. and Mrs. Michael
Feinberg, 11 Wilkeswood Drive,
Wilkes-Barre, a son.
Wyoming Valley--June 21
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas J.
Moran Jr., 69 S. Loveland Ave.,
Kingston, a daughter.
June 23
Mr. and Mrs. Simon Simon
Jr., 136 Moyallen St., Wilkes-
Barre, a son. Mr. and Mrs.
Micahel Gallagher, Rr. 36 N.
Main St., Wilkes-Barre, a
daughter. Mr. and Mrs. Robert
Wolfe, 809 S. Main St., Nanti-
coke, a daughter.
June 24
Mr. and Mrs. James Morgan,
96 Claude St., Dallas, a son.
June 25
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Wolman,
56 Mundy St., Wilkes-Barre, a
son. Mr. and Mrs. Michael
Floryshak, 21 E. Spring St.,
Nanticoke, a son. Mr. and Mrs.
Joseph Centak, 3 Graham Ave.,
Hanover Twp., a daughter. Mr.
and Mrs. Jack Reek, 145 State
Rte. 135, Wilkes-Barre, a son.
June 26
Mr. and Mrs.
Schulde, 163 Wood St.,
Barre, a daughter.
Emily S. Sefkowitz
Mr. and Mrs, Melvin Sefkow-
itz, Philadelphia, announce the
birth of a daughter, Emily Slaff
Sefkowitz, June 26.
Mrs. Sefkowitz is the former
Susan Slaff, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Robert P. Slaff,
Dallas. Mr. Sefkowitz is the son
of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Sefkowitz,
Baltimore, Md.
Richard
Wilkes-
by Millie Hogoboom
696-2603
Vacation time is here again,
Mr. and Mrs. William Johnson
and daughter, Pam, of Orchard
East, Dr. and Mrs. Lawrence
Clark, of Orchard West, and Mr.
and Mrs. Henry Schultz and
daughter, Annette, have return-
ed from an exciting vacation in
the ‘Emerald of the British
Commonwealth’, Ireland. They
flew to Dublin and then toured
by car such interesting land-
marks as Blarney Castle,
Waterford, Killarney, Galway,
and Shannon.
Ollie and Fred Troup attend-
ed the Shrine convention in At-
lantic City last week, but the
weather at the shore left much
to be desired.
For the stay-at-homes, the
Newberry Estate will have an
informal picnic July 4th for
their members and families.
Roy Graham, tennis pro, is
hopeful that the newly-installed
surface on the tennis courts will
be playable for the holiday.
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July 4th
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Our sympathy is extended to
Ray Turner and family upon the
death of his brother-in-law, Ray
Hedden, who passed away in
New York City last Friday.
One last footnote to the lovely
double wedding of Linda and
Jane Troup June 22. Their
grandfather, Fréd Burger of
Philadelphia, baked each girl’s
wedding cake and decorated it
according to the design of her
choice. Both were almond fla-
vored pound cakes. Linda chose
a round one and Jane’s was
square. Mr. Burger has been a
baker by profession and an ar-
tist with the icing decorations
for many years.
Robert L. Dolbear, principal
of the Dallas Senior High
School, announces the honor roll
students for the second nine
weeks.
The honor roll is determined
if the student has a “‘B’’ average
with no more than one ‘C”
grade if carrying five major
subjects. Students carrying six
major subjects may have two
“C” grades provided a ‘B”
average is maintained, and stu-
dents carrying four major sub-
jects may not have any “C”
grades. Incompletes are not
considered for the honor roll,
which is based on the fourth
marking period.
The following students earned
a perfect 4.0 average for the
nine weeks:
Seniors--Doris Britt, William
Dierolf, Karen Fedak, Susan
Laux, Debra Lozier, Karen
Murray, Mary Lu Roman,
Robert Vanderhook; juniors--
Karen Carey, David Cassel-
berry, David Charney, Michele
Cybulski, Scott Dilley, Gale
Young; sophomores--Cindy
Garris, Irene Lucas, John
Majewski, James Parker,
Judith Stroh, Jeffery Supulski,
Patricia Sutton, Kathleen
Wateski.
First Honors--twelfth grade:
John Arnold, Mary Beard,
Mary Ellen Berlozan, Arthur
Bird, Gerald Brague, Doris
Britt, Betsy Carey, Robert
Casselberry, Kevin Chadwick,
Thomas Considine, Ann
Crispell, Richard Crompton,
Fruits and Vegetables
Available Year-Round
Convenience, thrift, and the
vitamins and minerals you need
for good health, are available
year-round in frozen and
canned fruits and vegetables.
Penn State Extension foods
and nutrition specialists remind
you that store brands usually
cost less. They can be just as
tasty and nutritious as well
known brands.
For more buying and serving
information on fruits and veget-
ables, and other foods necess-
ary for good health, write to:
Food, Luzerne County. Exten-
sion home economist, Josephine
Kotch, 5 Water St., Courthouse
Annex, Wilkes-Barre, Pa. 18702.
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William Dierolf, Gail Edwards,
Karen Fedak, Diane Fiske,
Wayne Frederick, Laurel Gillis,
Eugene Gilmartin, Susan
Haddle, Richard Harrison, Jo
Ann Harowicz, Edward John-
Son;
Joyce Jolley, Brian
Kavanagh, Linda Labar,
Joseph LaBatch, Ray Lauer,
Susan Laux, Debra Lozier, Bar-
bara Lynch, Joseph Majewski,
Marjorie Masters, Karen
Murray, Lynn Newhart, Wil-
liam Ostrum, George Otto,
Eugene Phillips, Karen
Pickarski, Bonnie "Porter,
Elizabeth ~ Raub, Walter
Roberts, Mary Lu Roman,
Judith ~~ Schooley, Grace
Sheldon, John Simons;
Bertha Supulski, Judith
Swainbank, Kathleen Thomas,
Russell Thrasher, Robert
Vanderhook, Ted Wilson, Jean
Wolensky.
Eleventh grade: Karen
Aicher, Dorothea Anthony,
Robert Baldwin, Karen Broken-
shire, Karen Carey, David
Casselberry, David Charney,
Trudy Connor, Neil Cross,
Michele Cybulski, Meagan
Davis, Maureen Dexter, Scott
Dilley, Joyce Dombroski,
Bethanne Dungey, Carl Dy-
mond, Carol Evans, Douglas
Gallup, Anne Gray, Sheile
Kavanagh, Karen Konsavage,
Susan Miller;
Daniel Monk, Anne Purcell,
Ann Quare, Linda Rudick,
Brenda Schneiderite, Fred
Schulze, Ann Shelby, Carolyn
Szcezechowicz, Suzanne Thoma,
Mark Wiener, Gale Young,
Diane Zapoticky.
Tenth grade: Lois Billings,
Betty Bridger, Leslie Burket,
Lynn Cleaver, Edward Cor-
coran, David Dombeck, Ed-
ward Farrar, Valarie Fuller,
Cindy Garris, Catherine Gray,
Richard Harrison, Donna
Heidel, Jeffrey Hopper, Drew
Kirshner, Kathy Kunkle, Irene
Lucas, Thomas MacAvoy, John
Majewski, Mike McGroarty;
Barbara Miller, Dawn
Morgan, Linda Nagle, James
Parker, Bruce Riefenstahl,
Therese Roman, Mary Louise
Smith, Martha Spears, Richard
Spencer, Judith Stroh, Jeffrey
Supulski, Patricia Sutton, Mary
Szezechowize, Diane Tabbit,
Debra Thompson, Barbara
Turpak, Sandra Warakomski,
Anne Watchulonis, Kathleen
Wateski, Irene Wolensky.
Second Honors--twelfth
grade: Casey Albert, Chris
Bittenbender, Robert Blase,
Richard Bridle, Cynthia Bucan,
Bernard Bynon, Nancy Cooper,
Andrea Coyle, William Craig,
William Cutter, Harold Davis,
Kimetha Davis, Helen
DeMarco, Mary Ann Drust,
William Dymond, Christine
Eppley;
Maureen Fallon, Deborah
Gale, Keith Gorton, Barbara
Griffith, Sherry Harding, Lisa
Kelner, Sandra King, Debra
Kirshner, Barbara Lamoreaux,
Leonard Laskowski, James
Lavelle, Charles Managnello,
Judith Martin, Mary Masters,
Robert Moore, David Morgan,
Dagmar Moravec;
Maureen Muessig, Sandra
Nicely, Helen Orloski, Ellen
Parker, Karen Purvin, Chrisan
Pyle, Carrie Roberts, Amy
Rowett, Doreen Rutkin,
Timothy Sawyer, Jerry Scott,
Roseanna Scutt, Kathleen
Skammer, Pamela Steele, Julia
Swepston, Elaine Trumbower,
Bruce Ungar, William Wagner,
Elaine Ward, Noreen
Zapoticky.
Eleventh grade: Robert
Baird, Edgar Brace, David
Celmar, David Fritzges, Milton
Hefft, Margaret Hoidra,
Gwyneth Jenkins, Sandra John-
son, Cynthia Jones, Mark
Kloeber, Donna Kostrobala,
Leonard Krispin, Ann Krivak,
Paul Levitsky, Shirley Lewis,
Mary Ann Mariani, Randall
Mark, Melinda McGuire, Melin-
da Patton, Beverly Pugh;
Charlot Richards, Douglas
Roberts, Pam Selingo, Roger
Sherman, 'Karen Shovlin,
Joseph Sims, Janice Stredny,
Scott Slocum, Gerald Thomas,
Daniel Thornton, Thomas Wal-
lace, Cynthia Williams, Pauline
Yenason, Diane Vanderhook,
George Vanderhoof.
Tenth grade: Karen Barna,
Holly Booth, Karen Bradbury,
Debra Britt, Christine Connery,
Eleanor Crist, Gary Culp, Scott
Davis, Rosaria DeAngelo,
David Dierolf, Kevin Duermit,
Edward Dymond, Charles Eck-
man, Suzanne Eppley, Susan
Fiorini, Elizabeth Gerald, Eric
Gillis;
Kathryn Godwin, Mark
Goeringer, Patricia Harowicz,
Mary Klug, Mary Jo Kostr-
szewski, Larry Labar, Denny
Libenson, Eric Marquart,
Jayne Ann McGough, Carol
McGuire, Meri Lee Mohr, Paul
Moran, Louise Newcomb; Rus-
sell Newell, Gary Ostrum, Jean
Marie Petro, Susan Protheroe;
Cynthia Roberts, Linda
Scalisi, Mary Shelby, Brian
Sickler, Brett Slocum, Susan
Sorber, James Swepston, David
Thomas, Carolyn Thrasher,
Scot Tippett, Helen Tregan,
Carolyn Vail, Harry Vroomen,
Phyllis Walter, Michele Wilson,
Dana Ziegler, Deborah Zim-
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Dallas Kiwanians
Attend Convention
Mr. and ‘Mrs. Reese E.
Pelton, 10 Gordon St., Dallas,
and Mr. and Mrs. Leo Nauroth,
67 "River :St., "Forty Fort,
represented the Dallas Kiwanis
Club by attending the 59th
annual convention of Kiwanis
International in Denver, Colo.,
June 23-26.
Some 20,000 people attended
the convention. As delegates to
the ‘convention, they partici-
pated in the election of Kiwanis
International officers and
trustees. They also passed reso-
lutions upon which the organi-
zation’s 1974-75 community
service programs will be built
and amended the Kiwanis In-
ternational constitution.
UGI Corporation
Declares Dividend
Directors of the UGI Corpora-
tion recently declared a regular
quarterly dividend of 33 cents a
share on the common stock of
the company, payable Sept. 30,
1974, to shareholders of record
Aug. 30, 1974.
506 Carey Ave.,
Viewers of television might
recognize the Sandy.of TV as
Sandy Kabeschat of 9 Birch
Lane, Dallas, in local commer-
cials. Sandy will also appear in
television commercials this
winter in Miami, where she
attends the University of
Miami.
As a fine arts and theatre
major, Miss Kabeschat is a
dean’s list student with a 3.97
average. She will be in her
sophomore year this fall.
A dedicated student, Sandy,
during her freshman year, had
leading roles in the University
Senior Citizens Center
Plans Summer Activities
Esther Jones will teach arti-
ficial flower making at the
Luzerne County Senior Citizen
Center from 10 a.m.-12, July 5.
She will use various methods
and materials. The program
will be on Fridays for four
weeks.
Arrangements have been
made with Crown Imperial
Bowling Lanes in Dallas for
senior citizens to bowl Monday
mornings from 10. a.m.-12,
starting July 8. There will be no
charge for use of bowling shoes.
Those interested should call the
the center by 9:45
Monday for transportation to
the bowling lanes or they can go
directly to the lanes.
of Miami's productions of
“Barefoot in the Park’ and
“Chamber Music.”” She also
was the stage manager for the
university's production of ‘The
Sound of Music.”
This summer Sandy is attend-
ing the London Theatre Insti-
tute at Westfield College for
extensive theatre study. In
London, she will attend between
25 and 30 plays a week, besides
visiting art galleries and
museums, in order tigsee the
extensive collections" pro-
grams, costumes, sceriery, and
personal effects of great actors.
Field trips will include
Stratford on Avon, to visit
Shakespeare's birthplace and to
see the live theatre there;
Hampstead Court, the palace of
Henry VIII, to see his famous
banqueting hall theatre; the
Roman Theatre ruins in North
London; and the famous Abbey.
According to Hank Diers,
chairman of the drama depart-
ment at the University of
Miami, on completion of this
arduous program, the students
are better versed in theatre
than they might be as a result of
formal classroom study. It is an
exhausting program for the
serious theatre student only.
Sandy is presently in Paris to
study plays there.
Future plans for Sandy in-
clude graduate study in theatre
arts. Upon conclusion of her
studies, she would like to go into
stage production.
There are still reservations i
available for the overnight trip
0 see the Mormon Pageant
near Palymra, N.Y. July 30-31.
Reservations cannot be taken
after July 15.
For additional information on
any of the programs of the
center call 675-2179 between 9
a.m.-4 p.m., Monday through
Friday.
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