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KEEPING
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happening
in the
Back Mountain
ROTARY
will be at the Emmanuel
* Assembly of God Church,
Harveys Lake this
evening at 7 pee]
Dallas Rotary will hold
their regular meeting at
hedules throughout the
"Post... The Lake-Lehman:
Class of ’76 will present
.class night in the high
school ‘auditorium
beginning at 8 p.m...
is into its second day at
College Misericor-
dia...Many art and craft
exhibits are on
display...Come and join
the fun...No admission or
parking fees!!!
Club... Commencement exer- Celebration...Polka Pals
cises at Dallas High will sponsor a: spring
School will be held tonight dance tonight at the
beginning at 6 p.m...Good Master Host Dorian
Luck Grads!!!The Ballroom, Wilkes-Barre,
community barbeque will from 5 to 11 p.m....
be held today on the
campus of College
\Misericordia... Jk oy. 1 uy
and Commencement
services on the football
field...Exercises begin at
3 p.m...Good Luck to all
the graduates!!!Today is
the final day of the Back:
Mountain Bicentennial
High
shown above with Mrs.
counselor.
sophomore
The Wilkes-Barre Polka
Bicentennial dance, Sun.
June 6, from 5 to 11 p.m. at
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Ballroom, Rt. 315, Wilkes-
Barre.
Two bands will be
playing the Kryger
Brothers and the Cascades.
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William B. Fleming, son
of Attorney and Mrs.
Robert Fleming, 63 Main
Street, Dallas, and Corey
W. Kirshner, son of Mr.
and Mrs. Sidney Kirshner,
89 Mary Street, Shaver-
town, have been chosen to
represent the Dallas Senior
High School at the Rotary
Club Leadership Camp
held at Keystone Junior
College, LaPlume, June 20-
25.
Each year two
sophomore Dallas Senior
High School boys who have
displayed outstanding
scholastic and leadership
qualities are chosen.
William Fleming, an
honor student with a
perfect 4.0 average, has
won four NEDT Merit
Certificates, is an officer in
Key Club, active in the
Commissioner of
Correction William B.
Robinson today announced
the appointment of Joseph
M. Ryan, Jr., of Forty
Fort, as deputy superin-
tendent for operations at
the State Correctional
Institution at Dallas, ef-
fective May 27, 1976.
He replaces Gerald
Lightcap, who was
chorus and is a member of
Choristers and Jesters.
Corey Kirshner, a ‘First
Honors’’ student, is
president of the sophomore
class and a member of the
cross country team and the
wrestling team. He is also
a member of the Dallas
High School Betterment
43 graduate
Forty-three eighth
graders will receive
certificates marking the
completion of their studies
at Wyoming Seminary Day
School, Wyoming Ave.,
Forty Fort, during closing
ceremonies May 27. The
commencement program
will begin at 1 p.m., in the
Forty Fort school’s
auditorium.
appointed
recently appointed
superintendent of the State
Correctional Institution at
Muncy.
Ryan, employed by the
institution as a correc-
tional officer when it was
opened in 1960, has served
as major of the guard since
October 1972. He will earn
an annual salary of $21,320
in his new position.
Thomas G. Brown, CPA,
of R.D. 2, Mt. View Drive,
Dallas, recently attended a
one-day continuing
professional education
program on ‘‘Subchapter S
Corporations’’ ‘on May 20,
at the Treadway Inn,
Wilkes-Barre.
Sponsored by the Nor-
theastern Chapter of the
Pennsylvania Institute of
Certified Public Ac-
countants, this course was
designed to enable the
practitioner to advise
clients as to whether Sub-
chapter S status should be
elected, the was it is
maintained, and the tax
consequences to the cor-
poration and shareholders.
Brown is on staff of
Parente Randolph & Co.
Volunteer aides of the
Dallas Elementary School
were guests of the teachers
and Parent Teachers
organization at a-banquet
held last week at the Castle
Inn.
The dinner, given in
appreciation for help that
the volunteers have given
to teachers and students,
was arranged by Mary Lou
Swingle, volunteer aide
coordinator of the Dallas
Elementary School.
Committee.
The two boys who
represented Dallas last
year were E. Mark
Johnson, son ‘of Mr. and
Mrs. Edwin Johnson, 90
Midland Drive, Dallas and
Robert A. Johnson, son of
Old Lake Road, Dallas.
Day School
Special scholastic,
athletic and citizenship
awards will be presented
by Bryant T. Hudson,
Wyoming Seminary Day
School headmaster, and
Robert T. Bond, assistant
headmaster. Mr. Bond will
also address the 1976 class.
Wyoming Seminary
president Dr. Wallace F.
Stettler will present
graduation certificates to
the graduates. School
chaplain Rev. Brian L.
Cloud will offer the
invocation and benediction.
Members of the
Wyoming Seminary Day
School Class of 1976 are
Maria Agati, Edward
Albert, Elizabeth Allen,
Soraya Amanullah, Kevin
Bufalino, Louis Butera,
Raymond Cabot, Vasiliki
Demas, Quentin Dolphin,
Daphne D‘Zurko, Thomas
Eagen, Wendy Flick,
Serenna Fritz, David
Susan Hartman, Laning
Harvey, Hark . Hudson,
Blair Jennings, Franklin
Kaye, Randall King, Carrie
Kresge, William
Lamoreaux, Leith Larson,
Adam Levy, Patricia
Mack, and Hilary Maslow.
Plus Andrew Nelson,
“Mariana Nork, Tammy
Pearsall, Brian Pelczar,
Donald Robbins, Felicia
Serpico, Mark Sherman,
Madhu Swami, Nancy
Swain, Nina Taggart,
Robert Tippett, Cynthia
Veras, Christopher Vitek,
Santo Volpe, John
Wartella, and Jay Zavada.
of Mrs. Carl Swanson at
Lake-
Lehman tonight...
of your home
Wilkes-Barre
Dallas
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1 IMountain Bicentennial : i i i i i Brow when your Sehooly oat for ihe
from Mt. Pleasant, Pa. in aes ] Bicentennial Celebration jwill hold Baccaleaureat board meeting of the} {organization meets? summer! !!Today is the
Keep Post-ed by phoning
schedules of meetings
and events to 675-5211 or
675-2112...
last scheduled day for the
Attorneys
Three awards and prizes
were presented to Back
Mountain graduates of the
Wyoming Seminary Day
School, Forty Fort, during
closing ceremonies, May
27.
The Harold and Mollie
Cruikshank Award went to
Mark Charles Sherman,
Dallas. It yearly goes to
the student in the top of the
class voted the one who has
done the most for the
school by his (or her)
service and character.
The name of Hilary Gail
Maslow, Shavertown, will
be engraved on the school’s
team cup, as she won the
Team Cup Award for her
co-leadership of the win-
ning Day School team, the
Blue.
The Wyoming Seminary
intermediate department
assigns an equal number of
all pupils to either the Blue
or the White teams, which
engage in various
scholastic and athletic
competitions throughout
the school year.
The Marjorie Harvey
Joan Nelson ,daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. N.E. Nelson,
New Goss Manor, recently
graduated from University
of Scranton with her
masters degree in
elementary education.
Miss Nelson is a
graduate of Dallas Senior
High School, Kutztown
State College and is
presently employed by the
Dallas School District as a
teacher in the second
grade.
Lake-Lehman reading
and math teachers will
conduct parent
conferences for Title 1
children on Monday, June
7. Parents will be notified
by memo from the school
district as to the time of
appointment.
This - parent-teacher
conference will allow
parents to discuss their
child’s progress during the
year. This will give the
parents an opportunity to
James Poiffer
to receive VPI
plan degree
James W. Poiffer of
Dallas will receive a
masters in urban and °
regional planning
Saturday, June 5 at
Virginia Polytechnic
Institu Blacksburg, Va.
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discuss with the individual
teacher, information and
methods that can be nsed to
give their child additional
enrichment over the
summer months. Parents
are encouraged to keep
their scheduled
appointment.
Smith Memorial Prizes are
awarded to the boy and girl
on each of the school’s two
teams who have con-
tributed the most to their
team. Among the four
winners of the“Prize was
seventh grader Michael
Polk, Dallas, Blue Team
PGW
income up’
per share #
The Board of Directors of
Pennsylvania Enterprises,
Inc. have declared the
second quarterly dividend
for 1976 of $0.35 per com-
mon share following in-
creases in income for the
period. Dividends are
payable June 15, 1976 to
the close of business on -
June 1 1976.
PG&W reported
operating revenues of
$27,420,763 for the first
three months of 1976
compared to $19,277,874 for
the same period in 1975.
The portion of net'income
available per share of
quarter was $1.37 com?
pared to $1.20 for the first
quarter of 1975.
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