Mr. and Mrs. Russell
Mosier, Sr., R.D. 2,
Hunlock Creek, announce
the engagement of their
daughter, Debra Lynn, to
Joseph Jay Maskalis, son
of Mr. and Mrs. John
Maskalis, R.D., Dallas.
Miss Mosier is a
graduate of Lake-Lehman
High School and is
employed as a secretary by
Phoenix Manufacturing
Inc.
Mr. Maskalis is also a
graduate of Lake-Lehman
High School, and is,
employed by offset
Paperback .Co.
The wedding will take
place May 22, 1976 in the
Community Church, R.D.
2, Dallas.
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph
Buzunis, Falls, = will
observe their 34th wedding
anniversary on
Thanksgiving Day. They
were married Nov. 27, 1941,
in Holy Trinity Church,
Swoyerville, by the late
Rev. Father Karnish,
pastor.
Mrs. Buzunis is the
former Ann Harchar,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Steven Harchar,
Swoyerville. Mr. Buzunis is
the son of Mr. and Mrs.
Joseph Buzunis, Luzerne,
and is associated with
as a mason.
The couple has five
children: Robert, who
resides in Luzerne;
home.
will be offered Sunday
morning at 10:30 in Blessed
Sacrament Church,
Centermoreland, with the
Students
Dallas students Thomas
McAvoy, Dawn Morgan,
Scott Davis and Mark
Johnson have been
nominated to “Who's Who
Rev. Thomas Croghan,
pastor, officiating. The
couple will be honored at a
family dinner at home
Thanksgiving Day.
Mr. and Mrs. Floyd
Wolfe, Sweet Valley, will
celebrate their 25th
wedding anniversary Nov.
23.
PU0IU DY RITA ra ese
, The Wolfe's were
married at the Broadway
Methodist Church by the
Rev. Oscar Saxe on Nov.
23, 1950. They have resided
their entire married life in
Sweet Valley.
Mrs. Wolfe is the former
Phyllis Harvey, daughter
of the late Eugene and
The Parents-In-Action
Committee of the Wyoming
Valley Montessori School
will sponsor an inter-
contenintal art and craft
show and sale on Sunday,
Nov. 23. The event will be
held at the school which is
located at 371 North Main
St., Wilkes-Barre from 11
to 6 p.m.
Featured will be multi-
Among Music Students in
American High Schools.”
The nominations were
made by Lester R. Lewis,
music chairman at Dallas
media art work by local
and nationally known
artists. Crafts to be sold
include work in ceramics,
leather, metal and coal.
Knitted and crocheted
articles and other
handcrafts will also be
available.
European coffees will be
served, the public is
invited.
Senior High School.
The nominations are
based on, ‘‘Outstanding
music ability and
contribution to the school’s
Nov. 30 is the last day in
the ** order-taking phase’
of ‘the Annual Cookie Sale
sponsored by Penn’s Woods
Girl Scout Council.
Council Chairman, Mrs.
Charles FE. Hensley,
Wilkes-Barre, commented
at Girl Scouts throughout
ns area of Penn’s
Woods have been busy
salesgirls since the Nov. 15,
king orders for cookies to
be delivered about mid-
January. She stated that
shortly after the order-
taking pahse. the total
order ‘is placed with the
Cookie Company;
therefore, she ‘encouraged
interested persons to make
known their orders to their
favorite Girl Scouts, prior
to the deadline date of Nov.
30.
Five varieties are
available in the family-size
packages, each one-dollar
and twenty-five cents.
These include the
traditional . Shortbread
(Scot-Teas), Sandwiches
(Oxford), Lemon
Sandwiches, Mint and
Peanut Butter Sandwich
Cremes (Savannahs).
Mrs. Hensley said the
cookie sales enable Penn’s
Woods to provide camping
opportunities to Girl Scouts
at a lower cost, they help
provide an assist to the
maintenance of camp
properties owned and
operated by the Council,
and they also strengthen
proposed camp
development plans. She
encouraged public support
of the Cookie Sale.
Hunting
Licenses
Licenses
Sergeant's
Medicines
SHAVERTOWN
Committee members
include Nancy Waligorski
and Peggy Slusser who are
co-chairing the event,
Maureen Farrell,
chairperson PIA, Stanley
Silverstein, publicity, Rose
Mary Medico, Sue Siglin,
Maria Rubando, Michael
Waligorski, and Marie
Gladish.
Who’
overall music program.
Personal growth and
development through
participation in band or
orchestra activities.
Citizenship and service to
school and community.”
Nomination also requires
seniors attaining C or
better grade averages
McAvoy is the son of Mr.
and Mrs. Sheldon
MacAvoy, 63 Main . St.,
Shavertown. Miss Morgan
is the daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Wilbur D. Morgan, 198
Maple St., Trucksville.
Davis is the son of Mr. and
Mrs. Clyde Davis III, High
Point Acres, Dallas. And
Johnson is the son of Mr.
and Mrs. Edwin L.
Johnson, 90 Midland Drive,
Dallas.
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‘all news’
One of the area’s pioneer
radio stations WBRE (1340
AM and 98 FM)
be come Northeastern
Pennsylvania’s first all
Monday, Nov. 10,
National and
International stories will
be researched and reported
through the facilities of
NBC News. Local news and
and reported by an
expanded staff at WBRE
All News Radio.
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20, 1975
PAGE SEVEN
Mr. and Mrs. Albert
Ruff, Noxen, will observe
their 50th wedding
anniversary Nov. 26. The
Ruffs were married Nov.’
26, 1925 in the Noxen
Rev. Leonard Davis. Their
attendants were Mr. and
Mrs. John Weaver, Wilkes-
Barre. Mrs. Ruby Keiper,
sister of Mrs. Ruff, and
Mrs. Eloise Casterline,
Montrose were the four-
year old flower girls. The
late Albert Keiper was
pianits and the late Mrs.
Lillian Kocher Auvil was
Nancy Ellen Fleming of
Dallas has been elected to
Phi Beta Kappa at Goucher
College, Towson, Md.
Miss Fleming, a
graduate of Dallas High
School, is a senior
majoring in psychology at
the liberal arts college.
She is the daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Robert Lewis
Suffrona Long Harvey. She
is employed by the Lake-
Lehman School District
and Phylis’ Beauty Salon.
Wolfe is the son of Elmer
Wolfe and the late Marie
Fraley : Wolfe. He is
Commonwealth Telephone
Balshaw
Oratorio
Clifford Balshaw will
conduct the Wyoming
Valley Oratorio Society
chorus, soloists and
orchestra in music by two
twentieth century
composers at 3:30 p.m.
Sunday, Dec. 7, ‘in St.
Stephen’s Episcopal
Church, South Franklin
Street, Wilkes-Barre.
Kodaly’s ‘‘Missa
Brevis’’, written during the
closing days of World War
II, will open the program.
Soloists will include a
soprano trio, Joanne
Herron, Louise Cherry and
Dorothy Balshaw;
contralto Helen Ralston,
tenor the Rev. Jack Keeler,
and baritone David Scott.
Vaughan Williams’
Christmas cantata
“Hodie” was first per-
dford Balshaw
Troop 281
sets drive
Boy Scout Troop 281 of
Dallas will hold a paper
drive Nov. 29 at Dallas
Methodist Church. The
drive will be open for
deliveries from 9 a.m. to 1
p.m.
Fleming, 63 Main Street,
Dallas.
Phi Beta Kappa is an
honorary national
fraternity to which certain
seniors are elected as a
result of outstanding
academic work in college.
The Beta of Maryland
Chapter of Phi Beta Kappa
was founded at Goucher in
1904.
Company.
The couple has one son,
Bing, who is married and
resides in Dallas.
They will celebrate their
anniversary with an open
house Sunday, Nov. 23 from
2 to 6 p.m. No invitations
have been issued.
formed in 1954 and will be
the major work on the
program, with Mrs.
John Vaida as soloists. The
title is taken: from the
ancient carol ‘This day
Christ was bern”, the first
of several Christmas
poems united by a
connecting link of
scriptural narrative to be
sung by Louise Cherry,
Dawn Diemer, Barbara
Jones, Donna Miles and
Nancy Tenneriello.
Balshaw, a resident of
New Goss Manor, Dallas is
organist and choir director
at St. Stephen’s Church.and
Misericordia.
Contributor cards may
be obtained in advance
from members of the
chorus and board of
directors or from the
church office. None will be
ysold at the door. All seats
ill be reserved for card
holders until 3:15, after
which anyone without a
card will be admitted to
available seating.
Telephone
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The House of
soloist.
The couple have four
children, Mrs. Dorothy
Case, Noxen; Mrs. Mildred
Cook, Beaumont; Albert,
Morrestown, N.J.;
Edward, deceased; and a
foster daughter, Mrs.
Florence Shilanskis,
Tunkhannock, R.D. 5. They
have 11 grand children and
six great-grandchildren.
Mr. Ruff, a retired
store in Noxen for 40 years.
Mrs. [Ruff is a retired
teacher from the sixth
grade of the Tunkhannock
Area School District.
an open-house given by
their children at. their
home, Saturday, Nov. 29
from 2 to 6 p.m.
No invitations have been
issued.
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