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Richard H. Disque, 2nd,
retiring master of George
M. Dallas Lodge 531,
F&AM will be honored at a
6:30 p.m. at Irem.Temple
Country Club. EA
Disque is a graduate’ of
Lake-Lehman High School.
He attended Bloomsburg
State’ College “and ‘was
graduated from Wilkes
College. He also graduated
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drive, 10 a.m. to 3 p.m.!
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from Echols’ College of
Mortuary Science. He was
a member of the Dallas
Senior High School faculty
for nine years and is
presently. associated with
his father in the operation
Funeral Home of Dallas.
‘He is a member of the
Dallas United Methodist
Church and Dallas Fire
and Ambulance Inc. He
WINDSOR
Eight Back Mountain
residents have been named
team captains for College
Misericordia’s for-
thcoming President’s
Associates Campaign,
according to a report from
drive General Chairman
Gus Kabeschat.
Team Captains will be
responsible for directing
teams of volunteers in
contacting area prospects,
Kabeschat said, and will be
working with nearly 100
solicitors. Captains and
team members will meet
at the college at 7 p.m. on
Feb. 7 to initiate the month
long campaign.
Locally, team captains
are: Mrs. William Burak,
Trucksville, Gerry
Sylvester, Dallas; Harold
Houston, Dallas, Ms.
Kathleen Lavelle, Dallas;
Mrs. William Allabaugh,
Dallas; Robert Patton,
also is a member of
Caldwell Consistory,
Bloomsburg, and Irem
Temple, Wilkes-Barre.
He is married to the
Wilkes-Barre and resides
-at 23 Windsor Drive, Or-
Dallas.
William = A.. Carpenter,
Grand Lodge secretary,
will be the guest speaker.
Dallas; Sister . Catherine
Hill, College Misericordia;
and Sister ‘Eloise McGinty,
RSM, College
Misericordia.
Misericordia’s ~~ annual
drive will be seeking 450
Presidents Associates
members this year, with
resulting funds to be used
for student financial aid.
Donors become Associates
through gifts to the college
of $100 or more.
As an associate, donors
receive free admission to
all college cultural events
and are invited to the
annual President’s
Associates Dinner held
each spring.
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Toastmaster will be Robert
J. Kopp, past district
deputy grand master.
Dinner will be followed
by dancing. Reservations
may be made with lodge
officers.
accepted appointment
the
On Wednesday, Feb. 9,
Home Health Services of
North East Pennsylvania
will be at the Dallas Senior
on all HARDEN,
HENKEL-HARRIS,
2 A
WD
Free delivery
New 72-page
Master
Catalogue now
available.
Open Monday
thru Saturday
9a.m. to 5 p.m.
Citizens Center in Mercy
Center College
Misericordia, to speak to
the members about
establishment of a health
station there.
Rose Mary Bonin,
Charlotte Thomas and
Jean Ball will be the nurses
in charge. There will be a
film and a screening with
health teaching as need is
indicated. Please plan to
attend and cooperate with
passbook!
great beneift to the elderly.
Elaine Freeman of
consumer education will be
at the center on Feb. 2, to
speak to the membership
on labeling, as well as
weights and measures as
they apply to products
from super markets and
stores.
The Dallas Senior
Citizens Center bowlers
are in full swing.
Headed by Dallas
resident John T. Lyons as
eneral chairman, the
King’s College annual fund,
“Project 77: Challenge,”
is under way.
Many Back Mountain
residents have key roles in
the drive to raise $200,000
with $100,000 for
scholarships, and $100,000
for academic program
development.
Alumni phase of the
campaign in the form of a
phonathon is directed by
William Munley of Ashley
Assisting as class
chairmen are Angelo
DeCesaris, Shavertown,
’53; William Connolly,
Harveys Lake, ’59; Dr.
Henry Nardone,
Trucksville, ’60; Jack
Hayes, Dallas, ’64; Peter
Solinsky, Shavertown, 68;
and Robert Kotsull, Dallas,
’69.
Captains residing in
the overall general
campaign, are James
Clinton, Robert Patton,
James Regan, Dianne
Revie, and Robert Laux of
Dallas.
Workers from Back
Mountain are Mrs. James
Clinton, Mrs. James Revie,
Eugene Chismer, Mrs.
Andrea Sordoni, David
Stevens, Barry Cushing,
and Mrs. Joan John, Dallas
residents; Roger Grattan
and John Conyngham,
Trucksville; and Paul
Laux, Edward Corcoran,
and Don Linker of
Shavertown.
A number of additional
Back Mountain residents
also are assisting with the
annual fund.
A kickoff luncheon was
* DALLAS OFFICE
held Tuesday (Feb. 2) in
the dining hall of the
Sheehy Student Center.
"Chairman Lyons told of
the needs of the college
regarding financial
assistance.
Rev. James Lackenmier,
CSC, director of
development, said the
Wyoming Valley
community and Back
Mountain residents are
being called on to support
King’s College in this
important campaign.
Rev. Charles D. Sherrer,
CSC, president of the
college, welcomed the vice
chairmen, captains, and
workers to the luncheon
and praised their efforts on
behalf of the students,
faculty, administration,
and alumni of the college.
The phonathon will
feature calls to more than
6,000 King’s alumni in all 50
states over 22 specially
installed telephone in the
Sheehy Student Center
during February.
Jaycees
meet Thurs.
at Irem
The regular monthly
meeting of the Back
Mountain Jaycees will be
held on Thursday, Feb. 3,
at Irem Temple Country
Club Meeting begins
promptly at 7:30 p.m. All
men between the ages of 18
and 35 are invited to at-
tend.
An orientation program
will be given.
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