RR ATTRA ron FTRECVEIFT RARE ELSSE ESAS TRICE CARER ERI SR ——— Sem has new art director Wyoming Seminary president Dr. Wallace F. Stettler has announced that the Kingston prep school the 1975-76 school year. She is Ann Tomlinson Finnell, of Princeton, N.J. Miss Finnell is a grad- uate of Princeton High School and of Syracuse University's College of Visual and Performing Arts. A holder of a BFA degree in art education, she “ attended Brook- lyn's Fatt Institute. Miss Finnell's student teaching and educational experience includes work in photography, dramatic lighting and set building, in addition to the basic arts. She attended the Maine Photographic ~~ Workshop during the summer of 1974. A dean's list student dur- ing her entire stay at Syra- cuse, Miss Finnell created a sequence for a children’s television show originating from Syracuse and served as chairman of a local children’s art exhibit. Subscribe to the Post aceif@fhinophen tablets >. f -- Br ry YLENDL oe ae aT NEW LOW PRICE 100's TABLETS 99° * EVANS Rexall Store Shavertown Quick Service Easy Parking 675-4366 675-5121 Balcony Type. Kathleen Anne Loughney, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. ‘James J. Loughney, 9 Holly Dr., Caldwell, N.J. will be married to John Carl Fleming. son of Mr. and Mrs. Robert L. Fleming, 63 Main St., Dallas, on August 23 at three o'clock in the afternoon in St. Church. Shavertown, Pa. Miss Loughney is a senior nursing student at Presbyterian -- University of Pennsylvania Medical Center in Philadelphia. She is a graduate of West Essex High School, Caldwell, N.J. Mr. Fleming is a graduate of Dallas Area High School’ and the University of = Penn- sylvania, Philadelphia. He is presently employed as a counselor at Sunnyside Drug Rehabilitation ‘Halfway House, Crozer- Chester Medical Center in Chester. EE PAGE SEVEN Our Lady of Victory Church, Harveys Lake, was the “setting for the recent marriage of- Miss Claire Schall, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Schall of Loyalville, to Gordon W. Simington, Jr., son of Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Simington of Bronchburg, New Jersey. The Rev. Patrick D. Healey performed the double-ring ceremony and celebrated the Nuptial Mass. The bride was given in marriage by her father. She was attired in an 2nd Wilkes session begins The Wilkes College Divi- sion of Continuing Educa- tion, under the direction of assistant dean John F. Meyers, will begin its second day summer school session, running from Monday, July 21 to Friday, August 22. According to Meyers, registration for the five- week courses will be held on Thursday and Friday, July 17 and 18, from 8:30 a.m. to 8 p.m., in the lower level of Weckesser Hall, 170 South Franklin Street. Courses include: ac- counting, biology. business administration, chemistry, economics, engineering, English. environmental science, foreign languages, history, mathematics, music, nursing, philo- sophy-religious studies, political science, psycho- logy, reading and sociology. Dallas Rotarisn will view a demonstration of home and business security systems during their meeting Thursday, July 31. The system to be displayed is designed to guard property from fires and forced entry by intruders. At the club’s July 17 meeting, Rotarians voted ungnimously to back the nomination of ‘Dr. Lester Jordan as‘‘a director of Rotary International for 1976-77. Jordan recently returned from the 66th annual convention of Rotary International in Montreal, Quebec, and reported to club members OURSELF! Tn FRR. 21 cu. ft. LIGHT BASKET LOCK CONDENSER FREE BACK 32"w by 66” h Evenings in Dallas on the convention. The Dallas Rotarians also scheduled Aug. 28th, Sept. 4th and Sept. 11th work nights at the Dallas Fall Fair. The club is also assisting each Monday at 4 p.m. on the Dallas library paint project, according to club reporter Roland Koeb. Trudy OQ Connor. Mountainview Dr., Dallas, Jaclyn S. Gerstein, Pear- tree lane, Dallas and Charles S. Nicol III, 67 Perrin Ave., Shavertown are among the 956 fresh- men who began their studies at the Pennsyl- With WYZz On Your VHF Dial vania State University with the summer term, opening in June. The freshmen enrolled for the Summer Term include 884 at University, Park and 72 at Altoona, Delaware County, and Ogontz Campuses. Channel 28 original gown of white nylon dotted swiss, featuring an A-line skirt, high neck and full sleeves trimmed with petaled Belgium lace enhanced with small seed pearls. She wore an elbow-length veil of English illusion attached to a toque headpiece of nosegay of white and talisman roses, baby’s breath, and stephanitis. Mrs. Ronald Schall, sister-in-law of the bride was matron of honor. Bridesmaid was Miss Wendy Simington, sister of the groom. They wore matching floor-length Bianchi gowns of imported orange print voile and carried nosegays of talisman roses, stephanitis, and baby’s breath. Bruce Conway, of South Plainfield, New Jersey, was best man. Richard Schall, brother of the bride was the usher. A reception immediately following the ceremony was held at Castle Inn, Dallas, Pa. The bride was feted at Photo by Harvey Dymond showers given by the faculty of the Monville Public Schools, and by each of her attendants. The rehearsal dinner was held at the Overbrook Inn, Dallas, Pa. Mrs. Simington is a graduate of Lake-Lehman High School, College Misericordia, and the University of Scranton. Mr. Simington is a graduate of Somerville High School, Somerville, New Jersey, and Kean College, Union, New Jersey. The couple will reside in South Plainfield, New Jersey. The July meeting of the Back Mountain Library board of directors was held. Dr. Craig Aicher presided. Reports were given by chairmen of the various committees. It was reported a record number of 122 children are enrolled in the summer reading program ‘‘Gone Readin’ ''. Total books for IH donates to PHIC The Pennsylvania Foundation for Indepen- dent Colleges. Inc., which includes College Miseri- cordia, recently received a $3.000 check from the In- ternational Harvester Foundation. This year's gift raises total financial support to PFIC by the International Harvester Foundation to $79,500 since 1956. The support is on behalf of [H's truck. agricultural, indus- trial and construction equipment operations in Pennsylvania. Herman Niewinski, 14 Hughes Street, Forty Fort, was installed as the 4ist president of the Kingston- Forty Fort Lions Club last week. Installing officer was John Dente, holder of ‘one of the most conspicious years of perfect weekly attendance. = The newly installed prexy, active in community and business, previously held numerous offices in the Lion’s Club. The event was held at the Castle Inn. Former club member and prominent clergyman in ‘Wyoming Valley, the Rev. Edgar Singer was the principal speaker. Toastmaster was William 18th. r ho on all PAINTS LATEX HOUSE PAINT Shavertown _ ame ame ame ame ame gull a ae a ae a Gunster. The evening included refreshments, entertainment, awards and dancing. The new president lauded the achievements of his predecessor Dr. David Duncan of New Goss Manor, Dallas, the month were 6,196 with 91 new borrowers listed. The newly appointed Mrs. Broida is from New Jersey. She received her master of library science degree in February, 1974 from Queens College, City University of New York, and attended Rutgers University, Graduate School of Library Service. in the fall of 1974. Mrs. Broida received her B.A. degree in 1972 from Oxford University, Oxford, England. : She has special interests in archaeology, music and the theatre. Prior to accepting her position at the Back Mountain Library, she was evening librarian at School of Nursing Library, Elizabeth General Hospital. A letter of was read Goeringer. resignation from Carl SATISFACTION Bruce F. Slocum Insurance Agency “All Forms of Insurance’ 48 Main Street Dallas, Pa. 675-1167 YOUR @ndependent Insurance ff AGENT Semves vou FIRST THE RED memorial highway dallas, penno. 18612 telephone 675-0102 at aa a a Sd gg oOLD™ Tues.-Wed. 11-5:30 Thurs.-Fri. 12-8 Sat. 11-5 Sun. 12-6 Monday closed [I LAYER CAKE orange and coconut icing) This Week's top). vanilla iced).
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