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Miss Ellen Fehl,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
‘William H. Musser, Jr., 785
Fairview Ave., Get-
tysburg, Pa., and Richard
Gary Jagger, son of Mr,
and Mrs. Walter E. Jagger,
Hop Bottom, Pa., ex-
changed marriage vows
Saturday, April 19, in
Christ Lutheran Church,
Gettysburg.
Rev. Donald Olson,
pastor, assisted by Rev.
John Topolewski, pastor of
Trucksville Methodist
Church, officiated at the 2
p.m. ceremony. Dr. Dexter
Weikel presided at the
organ and Dr. Daniel
Sandstedt was the soloist.
The bride, given in
marriage by her father,
handmade her gown of
candelight polyester crepe.
The gown was styed with a
high fitted, fine tucked
bodice, square neckline,
satin yoke and full sleeves
with satin cuffs. The skirt
Mr. and Mrs. Walter
Baseski, Hill Drive,
Franklin Township, will
observe their 38th wedding
anniversary on Tuesday.
They were married on May
6, 1937, in St. Mary's
Church, Swoyersville, by
the late Rev. Joseph Buda,
pastor. The occasion will
be marked with a family
dinner at home.
Mrs. Baseski is the
former Miss Wanda
Harzinski, daughter of the
late Mr. and Mrs. Joseph
Harzinski, = Swoyersville.
Baseski is the son of the
late Mr. and Mrs. Peter
Baseski, Swoyersville. For
years, he was associated
with Metropolitan Life
Insurance Company in the
Kingston area, and more
recently following the
Agnes disaster, worked
with HUD.
The couple has two sons,
Barry of Crown Hill Manor,
Franklin Township, and
They also have five
grandchildren.
The Harveys Lake
Women’s Club executive
board held their regular
monthly meeting at the
Ruggles Methodist Church
on May 21. Mrs. Taft
Truska presided.
Plans for a rummage
sale were discussed. It will
be held at the Reformation
Lutheran Church at Sandy
Beach, Harveys Lake, May
15 and 16. Anyone wishing
to may call the chair-
woman of the rummage
sale, Mrs. John Honeywell,
Mrs. Edward Knapp or
Mrs: Ferne Smith.
Mrs. Melvin Congdon is
the project coordinator for
the blood drive which will
be held May 27 at the Lake
Elementary School.
Transportation and
babysitting will be
provided.
On May 1 at 6:15 p.m. the
regular monthly meeting
of the Harveys Lake
Women’s Club will be at
the Lake Elementary
School. It will be a mother-
daughter banquet, covered
dish affair. The banquet
will. be visited by a
magician.
at heart
On May 29, 1780, a Loyal-
ist group near Winnsboro,
S.C., was defeated by
Patriot irregulars, mark-
ing the beginning of effect-
ive Patriot resurgence in
the Carolinas.
ended in a chapel train.
Her full length illusion veil
was attached to a satin
headpiece.
Attendants for the couple
were Mrs. Forest Craver,
Washington, D.C., sister of
the bride, and Alan Jagger,
Hop Bottom, Pa., brither of
the groom.
A reception was held at
the home of the bride's
parents in Gettysburg, Pa.
The newlyweds are
residing at the United
‘Methodist Parsonage in
Centermoeland.
The bride, a 1967
graduate of Gettysburg
High School, received her
bachelor of arts degree in
Spanish from Albright
College, Reading. She
earned her Master of Arts
in Teaching from the
School of International
Training, Brattleboro, Vt.,
and attended the
University of Valencia,
Spain. She has completed a
teaching assignment of
English to foreign students
at the School for In-
ternational Training in
Brattleboro.
The groom is a graduate
of Mountain View High
School and holds a degree
in English from Dickinson
College, Carlisle, and a
Master of Divinity from
Moore, lde
engagement
announced
Mr. and Mrs. Robert F.
Moore, R.D. 4, Dallas,
announce the engagement
of their daughter, Megan
Lynn, to Gary Lee Ide, son
of Mr. and Mrs. Richard C.
Ide, R.D. 4, Dallas.
Miss Moore, a graduate
of Dallas Senior High
School is pursuing a
Bachelor of Science Degree
in nursing at Wilkes-
College.
Ide, a graduate of Lake-
Lehman High School is
employed at Payne
Printery, Dallas.
. The wedding will take
place on June 12, 1976 in the
Dallas United Methodist
Church. >
Folk arts
festival plans
Plans are being made for
the Back Mountain
Cultural Center’s first
annual Folk Arts Festival,
to be held Saturday, May
31,from10a.m. to 9 p.m. at
the Back Mountain Library
Auction grounds, 69 Main
St., Dallas.
This event will include
free entertainment for
adults and children,
skills and an art exhibit, as
well as games for children,
refreshments, and crafts
and home baked goods for
sale.
A drawing will be held at
the festival with tickets
available in advance or at
the grounds.
2’x4’’s,
$Q95
Vises,
sets.
Drew University, Madison,
N.J. He also has earned a
master of Arts in Teaching
from the School of In-
ternational Training,
Brattleboro. He attended
the University of Edinburg
in Scotland and is serving
as minister of the United
Methodist Charge of
Centermoreland, Pa.
which includes Methodist
Churches in East Dallas,
Dymond Hollow and
Centermoreland, Pa.
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Wyoming Seminary is
preparing for May Day,
May 10. Skits are being
practiced and various
acrobatic and dance
routines are being refined.
May Day will take place
during alumni day ac-
tivities on the Kingston
prep school campus, and
alumni will again be in-
vited to view the 2 p.m.
program, in the North
Maple Avenue gymnasium.
The traditional student
program will open with the
entrance of the May court
and the crowning of the
May Queen by the runner-
up vote-getter. The May
court is made up of the
seven top vote-getters in
the seminary May Queen
election.
The program to follow
crowning ceremonies is
performed in the queen’s
honor. Co-chairing the May
program are seniors, April
Krajeski, Wilkes-Barre,
Pittston. The two are both
May Queen candidates as
well.
They are assisted by
Mary Shafer, Kingston, in
charge of the trampoline
performances; Tracy
Innes, 'Shavertown,
heading up floor apparatus
routines; and Robbie
Bravman, Kingston,
tumbling.
Wyoming Seminary dean
of student activities
Bradford Garrity will
serve as advisor to the
program.
Queen candidates, in
addition to Krajeski and
Morris, are Pearl Ann
Butera, West Pittston;
Cornelia Conyingham,
Trucksville; Cynthia
Hansen, Dallas; Clare
McCarthy, Dallas; and
Yvonne Pearsall, Dallas.
Other activities taking
place on the seminary
campus May 10 will include
a special groundbreaking
ceremony for the school’s
new Performing Arts
Center; the traditional
alumni banquet, in honor of
the 50-year reunion class;
student-led tours of
campus; a noon luncheon;
and ‘special, individual
reunion-class_ get-
togethers.
The Woman's Auxiliary
to the Luzerne County
Medical Society will
sponsor a ‘‘Spring Kitchen
Tour’’ on May 7 from 10:30
am. untii 4 p.m. The
proceeds of the kitchen
tour will benefit health
career scholarships.
Kitchen tour homes open
to the public in the Forty-
Fort-Kingston-Wilkes-
Barre area are those of Mr.
and Mrs. J. James
Gallagher, Wyoming
Avenue, Forty Fort, Dr.
and Mrs. Samuel Mackall,
Turner Street, Forty Fort,
Mr. and Mrs. Adrian
Pearsall, Englewood
Avenue, Forty, Mr. and
Mrs. Robert Ostrowski,
Butler Street, Kingston. J.
Joseph Beckus, Wyoming
Avenue, Kingston, Mr. and
Mrs. Seymour Holtzman,
Milton Drive, Kingston,
and Mr. and Mrs. Gus
Genetti, Jr., Riverside
Drive, Wilke-Barre.
Cooking demonstrations
will take place in the
Beckus, Pearsall and
Genetti kitchens at 11 a.m.
and 2.p.m. Boutique items,
baked goods and
casseroles will be available
for sale in several of the
tour homes.
Tickets may be pur-
chased in the lobbies of the
area hospitals or from any
medical auxiliary mem-
ber. They will be on sale at
Cook’s Pharmacy,
Kingston, and Corssroads
Pharmacy, Wilkes-Barre.
Steel Shelving
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Gini Lea Kunkle, 30
Sterling Ave., Dallas, was
guest of honor at a bridal
dinner, April 13, at the
home of Mrs. John Skurski,
Nanticoke. Hostesses were
Mrs. John Skurski, Christ-
ine Skurski, and Bernice
Skurski. -
The dinner table was
arranged with handcrafted
green and white and a
Chase Jaycee
wins contest
Robert H. Sorge,
president of the Centurian
Jaycees, in the State
Correctional Institute at
Dallas, won the State
District IV speak-up
contest. He will now be the
first institutional Jaycee to
compete in the state finals.
The finals will be held May
10, in Harrisburg.
centerpiece of shower
umbrellas and bells.
The guests were Mrs.
Joseph Yoglanski, Lor-
raine Prukolski, Mary Ann
Steber, Bernadene -
Rosmus, Margaret Ros-
mus, Carol Podner, Rose
Linkoitis, Barbara
Paranich, Geraldine
Evanko, Eleanor Brzenski;
Anne Possetti, Anna
Evanka, Marie Vander-
hoff, Carole Kopko,
Marylyn Mamola, Tina
Metzzer, Theresa Metzzerl
Debbie Goodman, Mrs.
Vincent Bellezza, Anna
Barbacci, Diane Bertrand,
Cookie Texaris, Mary
Paranich, Janie Wentz,
Virginia Batchl#, and Lori
Ann Kunkle.
Miss Kunkle was
married to Brian Skurski,
April 19, in St. Paul’s
Lutheran Church, Shaver-
town.
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