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Mountain AArea on July 31. George McCutcheon is
general chairman of the festivity which will be held at
Irem Temple Country Club Pavilion featuring a
Bicentennial theme. Peter George is co-chairman and
Robert Maturi is in charge of invitations. Pictured (left to
right) are Walter Kozemchak, vice president of the club;
Mrs. Kozemchak, Robert Maturi, Mrs. Maturi, Thomas
Neyhard, Mrs. Neyhard, George McCutcheon, chairman;
Mrs. McCutcheon, Peter George, co-chairman; Mrs.
George, Leo Nauroth, past president of the club; Mrs.
Nauroth, Mrs. Ray Hillman, Ray Hillman, Kiwanis
president; Mrs. Robert Carichner, Robert Carichner,
financial secretary.
Lake-Lehman 1971
class to reunite July 31
Addresses are sought for
School Class of 1971 will ‘he following class
hold their five-year class Members: Carol Addison,
reunion on July 31 at F. Dan Carlson, Kevin Cote
Hanson's Park, Harveys and Suzanne Rodriguez.
fake. Anyone having information
Invitations for the ©ntheabove or whohas not
reunion have been mailed. received an invitation is
Lake-Lehman High
bres ei)
Returns are requested as requested to contact Linda
soon as possible. Adams-639-5449.
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LAKE PTA OFFICERS--Installation of officers for the
coming school year at Lake Elementary School PTA took
place at the school last week. Participating in the
ceremonies were (left to right) first row, Jeannine Wood,
outgoing president; Peg Gray, president; Millie Hanson,
treasurer; and Becky Baker, vice president; second row,
Maggie Rambus,
corresponding
Barbara Drobnicki,
secretary.
The board of the Back the library. During the
t.' Memorial Library month, Mrs. Claire
recently appointed Mrs. Esposito of Mountaintop
William Mainwaring to fill gave a working
a vacancy on the board.
Mrs. George
McCutcheon, chairman of
the nominating committee,
demonstration: of quilling,
a craft popular in Colonial
and Revolutionary times.
This is part of the Wilkes
reported that Mrs. Barre district library’s
Mainwaring has joined the Bicentennial crafts
board representing project. More
Jackson Twp. to fill the
vancancy of Mrs. Tony
Sharpe, who resigned.
Ralph Lewis, treasurer,
reported a number of
outstanding debts from last
year’s library auction. It is
hoped that the new auction
committee can begin free
Joseph Stankus of
Orange was elected
president of the Franklin-
Northmoreland Townships
Lions Club at its! recent
meeting at the Orange Golf
and clear. The report of Course meeting rooms.
the librarian, Mrs. Patricia Stankus will succeed
Broida, showed a total of Robert Redmond as
6100 books .circulated for
the month of April. Among
these were 128 new
borrowers. A total of 163
new books were added to
president on July 1 when
the club begins its fiscal
year.
Other officers elected
were first vice-president,
Wilkes-Barre, Pennsylvania 18711
1976 Summer Sessions
Classes Begin Wednesday, May 26
In-Person
Registration
First Session May 26 to July 1
Course offerings in Accounting, Anthropology, Art,
Biology, Business Administration, Chemistry, Criminal
Justice, Economics, Education, English, Foreign Culture
and Literature, Government, History, Information Sys-
tems, Mathematics, Music, Philosophy, Physics,.
Psychology, Real Estate, Sociology and Social Work,
Speech, Theatre, Theology
Monday, May 24
Tuesday, May 25
Ten-Week Session May 26 to July 1
Registration Tuesday, May 25 for classes in Biology,
Chemistry, Criminal Justice, Government, Mathematics,
Philosophy, Psychology, Sociology
Second Summer Session
July 7 to August 11
Summer Entry Program
June 28 to August 5
of 1976 high school graduates
College Discovery Program
July 12 to 29
for talented high school juniors
Mini-session — August 23 to 27
Bioethics Program — Jure 1 to 4
Human Cytogenetics Workshop — July 12 to 16
Interior Decorating and Arabic Language
on non-credit basic
For Information:
Call or write:
Associate Dean for Continuing Education
King's College,
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Call 717—824-9931, Ex, 223, 224
demonstrations are
planned for the Fall.
Participants included 20
fourth. graders from the
Dallas Elementary School.
Another activity was a
belly dance demonstration
for the story hour mothers
given by Mrs. Gail
Butkiewicz of the Wilkes
Barre YWCA.
Harry Yatsko; second
vice-president, Joseph
Mattioli; . third vice-
president, Jerry Siperko;
secretary, Joseph Phillips;
treasurer, Fred Harcarik;
tail twister, Robert Red-
mond.
Outgoing officers of: the
Orange Lions Club, in
addition to - President
Robert Redmond, are first
vice-president, Joseph
Stankus; second vice-
president, Harry Yatsko;
third vice-president,
Joseph Mattioli; secretary,
Ted Dymond; treasurer,
William Dixon; tail
twister, Joseph Phillips.
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classes from Trucksville
were introduced to the
Library with a tour and a
talk by Mrs. Charles S.
Frantz about what it was
like to be a chils in
Revolutionary times. Mrs.
Frantz was dressed in the
appropriate costume and
showed various tools from
the Wyoming Vally’s
Historical Society's
museum. Mrs. Frantz is
president of the Historical
Society.
The library has been
officlially endorsed by the
Luzerne County
Bicentennial Commission.
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