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by Sally Riegel
Alberta Smith, Midway
Manor, Trucksville, has
been a medical patient at
General
A Vietnamese family
Shavertown. Following a
discussion led by Carol
TEETER
PEE FERETE
offer support to any group
or family who decides to
sponsor a Vietnamese
family. ;
A swim party and
covered dish supper will be
held July 29 at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. Herb Hill. A
hot dog roast will be held
Sept. 9 at Harveys Lake.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles
near Vestal, N.Y.
Mary Doris Ruggere,
by Charlot M. Denmon
Sharon Morris, daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. Melvin
RD 3, Dallas, was
guest of honor at a gradua-
parents at Lake Teja. Miss
the 1975 graduating class of
Brig. Gen. Fletcher C.
Booker will be toastmaster
at the 58th annual dinner
meeting of the Wyoming
Valley Chapter American
at the American Legion
Air Force Chaplain Capt.
ing at the Keesler Air
Force Base, Biloxi, Miss.,
will spend the summer
with his wife and children
of ministry degree at San
Francisco: Theological
Seminary.
He is the son of Mr. and
Mrs. Corey Besteder,
Dallas.
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by Bridgette Correale
The only trouble I'm
having with this column
this week is keeping my
eyes opened. After joining
friends at Mt. Airy Lodge
in the Poconos for the
weekend, it's amazing I'm
writing at all.
Visiting the Callahans
from Omaha, Neb., is
Jack's brother and family.
Happy birthday to Joe
Tomaselli who will cele-
brate his 12th birthday
June 28 and to Thomas
Strobel, his one-year-old
birthday June 27.
Sincere sympathy to
Mike Kerkowski and
family upon the death of
his paternal grandmother.
Thursday, June 26, the
Back Mountain Police
Association baseball team
will try and defeat
WARM's All American
Softball Team. To the
cheers of many, the teams
will play at the Back
Mountain Little League
field with proceeds being
the Little
League.
Kim Sorber enjoyed her
eighth birthday with a
slumber party for several
of her friends.
The Hessions have
recently returned from a
pleasant vacation in
Canada.
Condolences to Bill and
Irene Michaels upon the
daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Samuel Ruggere, Chase
Manor, Shavertown,
received her doctor of
medicine degree from
Georgetown University
School of Medicine,
Washington, D.C.
Dr. Ruggere graduated
from University of Pitts-
burgh in 1971 with a degree
in chemistry and biology
and from the former
Central Catholic High
School, Kirigston in 1967.
She will do her internship
in internal medicine at
University of Massa-
chusetts, Worcester,
Mass., beginning in July.
Daniel Monk, Lehigh
Street, Shavertown, was
guest of honor at a gradua-
tion party hosted by his
parents in honor of his
graduation from Dallas
Senior High School. He is
the son of Mr. and Mrs.
Robert C. Monk, Lehigh
Street, Shavertown.
Capt. Besteder is a grad-
uate of Dallas High School.
He received his degrees
from Johnson Bible College
and Emmanuel School of
Religion, Milligan College,
all in Tennessee.
Mr. and Mrs. Vitaly
Sawyna have returned to
their home in Philadelphia
after visiting Mrs.
Sawyna's parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Tex Wilson, RD 1,
Dallas.
Reagen Lynn Bombick,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Richard Bombick, Leh-
man, was baptised in the
Outlet Free Methodist
Church by the Rev. Archie
Ridall, pastor. Mr. and
Mrs. Robert Cigarski,
uncle and aunt of the child,
took part in the service.
Individuals or groups
desiring to participate in
the Luzerne County Bi-
centennial programs may
contact Foster Brague, 301
Market St., Kingston,
Luzerne County Bicent-
ennigl Commission, - 288-
Hill——
death of Bill's dad this past
week.
For the weekend, the
Kishkill’s entertained Mr.
and Mrs. Rojack of Brook-
lyn, New York.
Belated greetings to Ray
Drugotch whose ump-
teenth birthday was June
17.
Women and children
ages 10 and older are still
needed to help pattern 22-
month Ann Sevinsky of
Idetown. An hour and a
half every other week is all
the time that is required. If
enough women volunteer,
the time can be reduced to
a half hour every other
week. The exercises are
not difficult or strenuous.
Please call Lorraine
Leonard 675-0254 for sche-
duling
Freckled-face Ricky
Ritts was accidentally hit
on the nose by a baseball,
but fortunately everything
looked okay after we
revived Alice. It seems
these things hurt us
parents more than they
hurt the child.
Many many thanks for
the numerous empty packs
of cigaretts that were
collected from cui readers
for the little girl in Queens,
New York. Thanks to you,
this little girl has the free
use of a lung machine until
October.
Emblem
aid.
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Shavertown Orioles
defeated the Fernbrook
Yankees, "25-5, June 16,
with Sheffield picking up
the win. Lewis, Senchak
and G. Allen pitched for the
Yankees. Knocking out
homeruns for the Orioles
were Whiting, Runner,
Mosites, and McMenn.
Dallas Dodgers took the
Lehman-Jackson Giants, 9-
7, with Rodgers and Kaye
hurling. Correale and
Boyle pitched for the
Giants.
Dallas Reds outscored
the Lehman-Jackson
Cardinals, 9-1, behind
pitching by Casaday and
Vivian. Osborn pitched for
the Cardinals.
The Shavertown Red Sox
took the Shavertown
Orioles 11-6. Oney and
Sheffield tossed for the
winning nine. Dent pitched
for the Orioles.
In the Minor Division
&
Games, Dallas Pirates
defeated the Dallas Reds 8-
6; the Lehman-Jackson
Giants outscored the
Shavertown Orioles, 15-8.
Fernbrook Yankees took
the Dallas Reds 8-6;
Lehman-Jackson
Cardinals downed the
Westmoreland Indians 12-
7; and the Dallas Phillies
trounced the Trucksville
Tigers 24-8.
Hole-in one
George Amadei of New
Goss Manor, Dallas, Pa., is
eligible to win a free trip to
Scotland and $1,000 as a
result of scoring a hole-in-
one at the Wilkes-Barre
Municipal.
Amadei’s ace qualified
him for the 15th annual
Rusty Nail Hole-In-One
Sweepstakes, a national
competition sponsored by
the Drambuie Company of
Edinburgh, Scotland.
Anyone wishing to
contribute news to the
Idetown column, please
call Virginia Hoover 639-
5244 or jot it down and see
that I get it.
The former reporter,
Elizabeth Cooke, is
convalescing at home after
a weeks stay in the
hospital. Her condition is
The monthly
administrative board of the
Idetown United Methodist
Church met in the church
house on Thursday night,
June 19. Insulation and
seven fire extinguishers
were purchased for the
church and the church
house. Repairs to the
parsonage were discussed.
A welcome party for our
new minister, the Rev.
Robert Harris, was held at
the Idetown church house
Friday night, June 20.
Welcome from Idetown
was by Richard Ide.
Welcome from Lehman
was by Gilbert Tough.
A short play was
presented and special
music, vocal and
instrumental, was enjoyed.
Refreshments were also
served. Rev. Harris and his
mother moved here from
Reading, Pa.
Daily Vacation Bible
School was held at Idetown
for five days last week. The
children who attended had
daily Bible lessons and
craft work. Following the
Bible School a program
was presented on Sunday.
There was an attendance
of 30 to 35 children. Leaders
were Lorraine Coburn,
Cheryl Hoover, Mable
Hoover, Shirley Mahle,
Elaine St. Clair, Cindy
Titus, Charlotte Calkins,
and Dorothy Coburn.
Word was received
recently that Mr. and
Mrs. Alden Wagner and
sons, Paul and Mark, have
moved from Watsontown to
Emmaus, Pa. Mrs. Wagner
is the former Elsie
Jean Ide of Idetown. Alden
is formerly of Huntsville.
Mrs. Doris Shallenberger
of New Jersey, the former
Doris Ide of Idetown, has
been inquiring about the Ide
Reunion, which has been
changed from the last
Saturday in June to the
first Saturday in August,
Aug. 2. It is a fun fun day.
Try to attend.
virginia Haines,
daughter of the Rev. and
Mrs. David Haines of York,
spent a week with grandpa
and grandma, Mr. and
Mrs. Elmer Hoover
recently. Virginia
graduated from high school
in January. At present,
Linda, another grandchild
is staying with the
Hoovers.
Curtis Hoover spent last
week with Aunt Roxie
of Forty Fort. Joann
Hoover is enjoying her
vacation with them this
week. ”
Jewish Community
Center Day Camp opened
their seven week camping
season June 23 at Holiday
House, Idetown.
of the Outlet going past on
his new bike.
Mrs. Audrey Stogowski,
daughter Cindy, and
granddaughter Wendy
Penna are leaving Friday
for Orlando, Fla. to visit
Disneyland. Hope they
have a nice trip and enjoy
every minute of it.
_ Mrs. Meryle Wagner,
Chase, was a guest of her
sister, Audrey Stogowski
and family Sunday
afternoon.
Dean Shaver is ill at his
home in Idetown. Elizabeth
Ann Walker, dauiggyer of
the Shaver’s is a
weekend guest.
The Back Mountain
Federated Woman's Club
will hold a bake sale on
June 28 at 10 a.m. at
Yalick's Farm Market on
the Dallas-Harveys Lake
Highway.
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