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Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert D.
Tough of Lehman observed
their 25th wedding an-
niversary on Tuesday.
They were married on
July 19, 1952 in the Lehman
Methodist Church by the
Rev. Frank K. Abbott.
Mrs. Celia Ellsworth was
the matron of honor and
bridesmaids were Janet
Lamoreaux, Julia. Crispell,
Elsie Nulton, Peggy
Tough, Dorothy Baker,
Noreen Major, and Louise
Gladkowski.
Garwin Tough was best
man and ushers included
Joseph Ellsworth, Myron
Baker, Bryce Major,
William Major, Edwin Ide
and Edwin Tough. Train
bearers. were Kenneth
Ellsworth and Howard
Ellsworth. The Rev. Carl
Brandon was soloist and
Mrs. Reka Middleton,
organist.
Mrs. Tough is the former
Vera Whitesell, daughter
Oliver Whitesell of Leh-
man. Tough is the son of
the late Mr. and Mrs.
- Alexander Tough of
Hayfield Farm, Lehman,
children, Linda a May 1977
High School.
Tough is employed as
vice-president of
operations at Blue Cross of
Northeastern
sylvania.
The Tough family is
vacationing at the seashore
in Brigantine, N.J.
Penn-
These names represent
the balance of the folks who
joined the 1977 Ham ‘n
Yegg Club to date. I was
happy to see so many come
to the aid of their Back
Mountain Memorial
Library thru the Ham ‘n
Yegg Club.
Together we raised
$1877, not as much as we
had hoped for, but perhaps
there are more checks
ready to be mailed and we
hope they will not be
delayed. Thank you all
once again.
Dr. F.J. Abrantes, Mr.
and Mrs. Malek Ahmad,
Philip and Joan Ansilio,
Albert and Betsy Aston,
William and Margaret
Baker, Mr. and Mrs. A.J.
Baloga, Mr. and Mrs.
Anees Barakat, Jr., Ralph
and Arlene Bennett, Justin
Bergman, Jr., J. Archbald
Brooks, Earl and Alice
Brown, Dr. and Mrs.
Michael Bucan, Frank C.
On July 20, John B.
Hewett, headmaster of the
Perkiomen School, a 200-
year-old private secondary
school in Pennsburg, Pa.,
was the guest speaker at
the Dallas Kiwanis Club.
degree from Williams
College and an MA degree
from Wesleyan, talked
about ‘independent
education in general, and
specifically the Perkiomen
perspective. He showed the
co-educational school’s
newly developed slide show
which will give those
present an understanding
of the many activities
available to Perkiomen
students on its 100 acre
campus.
A member of the Palm
Schwenfelder Church,
Hewett, also explained the
unique relationship bet-
ween the Schwenfelder
Church and Perkiomen.
Hewett is the president of
the Boarding Schools
Headmasters Association
of the Mid-Atlantic States
and is a retired com-
mander in the U.S. Naval
Reserve.
The annual Hiram
Wilson reunion will be held
on July 31 at Briar Creek
Lake. he
Call 639-2140 after 5 p.m.
for directions to the
‘About 100 persons at:
Schoonover family
reunion, which was held
Sunday at Harvey’s Lake.
Awards were presented to
The 64th annual reunion
of the Crispell Family will
be held at Dymond’s Picnic
Grove, Noxen, Saturday,
August 13 at 12 noon. A
short business meeting will
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the following:
Mrs. Ruby Besteder,
Centermoreland; largest
family in attendance, Mr.
and Mrs. James Cook and
family, Lehman; traveling
the farthest distance to
attend, Mrs. June
Longendorf, Colonia, N.J.;
youngest boy attending,
Jimmy Prebola, Lehman;
youngest girl attending,
Amy Tiller, great grand-
child of Mrs. Ruby
Besteder of Cen-
termoreland.
Castellino, Robert and
Nancy Clark, William G.
Cooper, Marguerite and
Richard Cross, Dr. and
Mrs. Carlton Davies, Hans
and Diana Dreher,
Frederick and Evelyn Eck,
James and Katherine
Edwards, Stanley Elinsky,
Walter and Wilma Elston,
Mr. and Mrs. Charles
Flack, Sr., Mr. and Mrs.
F.J. Gager.
Willard and Hilda Garey,
Mr. and Mrs. Wilson
Garinger, Paul Gates, Carl
F. Goeringer, John
George, Mr. and Mrs.
Louis F. Goeringer, Mazie
Greenwald, Agnes
Gregson, Margaret
Hall, John B. Hibbard,
Richard and Mildred
Hogoboom, Mitchell
Jenkins, Robert and
Danette Kelley, Mr. and
Mrs. Tom Kiley, Frederick
and Judy Mae Kirkendall,
Jane A. Kirmse, Leonard
and Marilyn Kirshner,
Eleanor S. Kistler, Howard
and Sylvia Klein, Ralph
Klein, John G. Konsavage,
Lillian Krasner, John and
Dell Luke, Edward and
Rita Lyons, Dr. and Mrs.
A.A. Mascali, Charles and
Jeanne - Maxwell, N.J.
Molski, Paul and Anne
Monahan, Herbert J.
Morris, James and Alberta
Oliver, Joseph and Mary
Jean Paglianite, Mr. and
Mrs. Charles Puckey,
Mary T. Reese, John S.
Reilly, Jr., Dr. and Mrs.
David Rimple, Paul M.
Rodda, Arlene B. Rood,
David and Joan Roskos,
Jane C. Ruggles, Dr.
Marshall U. Rumbaugh,
Dr. Raymond Russin,
Vicioria Salansky, Vincent
and Irene Scalisi, Newell
H. Schooley, Harold
Sherman, ' Robert E.
Shortz, Steven Schwarz,
Donald D. Smith, Harrison
Corey ‘Besteder of
Kunkle was = elected
Joyce Bellas of Beaumont.
Other officers chosen were
Roland Schoonover,
Lacyville, vice-president;
Mrs. George Schoonover,
Centermoreland,
secretary; Karl Besteder,
Centermoreland,
treasurer.
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(Editor’s Note: This is
the first in a series of ar-
ticles which describes the
Back Mountain Coalition, a
group of community ser-
vice providers, and the ser-
vices available to the resi-
dents of the Back Mountain
area.)
The Back Mountain
Coalition, a group of
community service pr-
oviders has met since
February in order to
identify the needs of child-
ren and families in the
Back Mountain area. The
Coalition was organized by
the Primary Prevention
Program of the Luzerne-
Wyoming county Mental
Health-Mental Retardation
Center. Eleven churches
and agencies are repre-
sented.
The purpose of the Coali-
tion is to identify concerns
in the network of commun-
ity services to children and
families, and if necessary;
stimulate the development
of additional resources.
Since February, the
Coalition has identified a
lack of information avail-
able to Back Mountain
residents about the ser-
vices available to them. In
order to amend this situa-
tion various agencies that
serve the Back Mountain
Area will write a. news-
paper article about the ser-
vices they provide for this
series of articles.
The Coalition identified a
second issue of concern as
the necessity for the
development of a mutual
support system for youth
workers. For this second
issue, the Coalition has de-
cided to identify and con-
tact the various organiza-
tions, churches or muni-
cipalities which sponsor
and conduct children and
youth programs and to see
what they define as needed
supports for their youth
Back Mountain organiza-
tions in developing addi-
tional needed supports for
youth workers.
The Coalition is divided
into two subcommittees.
The first subcommittee is
concerned with increasing
the awareness of and ac-
cessibility to community
services.
Members include the
Rev. Robert Harris, Leh-
man United Methodist
Church; Mrs. Mary Ward,
Dallas School District;
Mrs. Marsha Landis,
Dallas Junior Women’s
Club; Mrs. Theodora Ber-
latsky, Family Service
Association; Mrs. Mariella
Mosca; Robert Santos and
James Calderone, Primary
Prevention Program.
Members of the sub-
committee on the develop-
ment of a mutual support
system for youth workers
are: the Rev. Lynn Roth-
rock, St. Paul’s’ Lutheran
The regular meeting of
the Daniel C. Roberts Fire
Co. Auxiliary was held
recently at the fire hall
with President ‘Barbara
Drobnicki presiding.
Plans were discussed for
the coming fair to be held
on Aug. 3, 4 and 5 at Old
Sandy Bottom, Harveys
Lake.
Margot Meeks
receives 1.U.
master of arts
Margot Karen Meeks has
completed the
requirements for her
masters of arts degree at
Indiana University
Bloomington.
Graduate degrees are
conferred monthly by the
University as individuals
complete (the
requirements. Official
recognition is given at
I.U’s regular com-
mencement in May.
Goods are needed for the
bazaar booth which is also
handling plants this year.
Anyone desiring to donate
any articles call June
Swanson or Jean Fetsko.
Items are also needed
for White Elephant Booth,
donations to be made to
Ret Nelson.
Back Mz.
couple
will wed
Mr. and Mrs. Walter
Hennebaul Jr., of R.D. 1,
Box 1, Harveys Lake,
announce the approaching
marriage of their
daughter, Patricia Ann, to
Richard Allen Park, son of
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Park,
R.D. 4, Box 245, Dallas.
Miss Hennebaul is a
graduate of Lake Lehman
High School. She is em-
ployed by The Burger
Barn, Public Square.
Park is a graduate of
West Side Area Vo-
Technical School. He is
employed ' by Hillside
Manufacturing, Dallas.
The wedding will take
place Saturday, Aug. 20, at
2 pm. in Our Lady of
Victory, Church, Harveys
Lake.
Bridge; Bob Vincenti, West
Side Regional Center of the
MH-MR Center; Mrs.
Mary Dixon and Jeff Blau,
Primary Prevention Pro-
gram.
Other Coalition members
are: Thomas Cherry, The
Bridge; the Rev. Lee Breh-
m, Trucksville United
Methodist Church; Father
Stephen McGough, Gate of
Heaven Church; and the
Rev. Douglas Akers,
Dallas United Methodist
Church.
The Coalition has met bi-
monthly from February
until June at the Mark II
Restaurant. The Back
Mountain Coalition is in-
terested in collaborating
with other Back Mountain
organizations. If additional
information is desired
about the Coalition, contact
Bob Santos of the Primary
Prevention Program at
822-5115.
Bolger
Kathleen Bolger will
attend the 1977 Biennial
Kappa Epsilon Convention
at Purdue University in
West Lafayette, Ind., from
July 31 to Aug. 3. Kappa
Epsilon is the National
Pharmaceutical ~ Frater-
nity for Women.
There are 34 collegiate
chapters and 16 alumnae
chapters of Kappa Epsilon.
Their purpose is to provide
a bond of friendship; to
advance scholastic
achievement; and to foster
a professional = con-
sciousness among when
pharmacists and phar-
macy students.
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