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Mrs. L. E. Jordan and Jean
C. Hauck have been named
vice chairmen to the
Special Gifts Campaign for
Wilkes-Barre 'and
surrounding areas, for the
1979 Heart Fund Drive.
The announcement was
made by General Cam-
paign Chairman Frank
Pasquini, and Special Gifts
Chairman Mrs. R. Spencer
Martin, Jr.
Mrs. Jordan is a
graduate of Allentown
High School.
In the past, she served as
the president of the
Luzerne County Dental
Navy Gunner's’ Mate’
Seaman David S. Johnston,
son of Robert S. and June
D. Johnston of 84 Park St.,
Dallas, has completed the
Navy’s Basic Underwater
Demolition Team Course.
The 20-week training
the Catholic Daughters in
- Shavertown; president of
the Dallas Women of
Rotary; four years
president of the Dallas
Women’s Club; two years
secretary for the Luzerne
County Federation of
Women’s Clubs; and
secretary for four years for
the Roatry International
Student Exchange
Program in eleven
districts.
Mrs. Jordan has also
served as publicity
chairman for a local
library auction, and is
active with the Dallas Fall
Fair. -
course was conducted at
the Naval Amphibious
Base, Coronado, Calif. In
preparing for duty as a
Navy ‘frogman’, he un-
derwent extensive in-
struction on amphibious
reconnaissance techniqg-
Robert Smalanskas, son
of Mr. and Mrs. Robert
Smalanskas, Sr., R.D. 2,
(Falls) Tunkhannock, will
be awarded his Eagle scout
badge at a special 4
service at 7:30 p.m. in
Church.
Presentation of the award
will be part of the service
being held by members of
Boy Scout Troop 336 of
Centermoreland United
Methodist Church.
Smalanskas has chosen
Mrs. Mary Dreisbach of
Fallas as his sponsor for
theaward ceremony
tonight.
Dr. Byron Rinehimer,
president of Luzerne
County Community College
in Nanticolke, will be the
guest speaker at the
special service.
William Garey at Falls is
scoutmaster of the troop,
which is composed of
youths from the Falls-
Centermoreland area.
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‘Dr. and Mrs. Jordan live
in Trucksville. Dr. Jordan
is an oral surgeon with an
office in Wilkes-Barre. The
Jordans have five
children: Lynne,
Margaret, Jeris, Corita
and Paul.
Jean C. Hauck, 4
Riverside Drive, Wilkes-
Barre, has a B.S. from
Newark State College in
Art Education.
She has served as an Art
Supervisor in the Wyoming
Seminary Day School and
the Tunkhannock Area
Scholls. Previously she
was an executive member
of the architectual office of
ues, the use of demolitions,
physical conditioning and
underwater breathing
apparatus (SCUBA)
diving.
A 1971 graduate of Dallas
High School, and a 1975
graduate of Pennsylvania
State University, State
College, Pa., with a
Bachelor of Science
degree, he joined the Navy
in August 1977.
Dallas fire
to elect officers
There will be election of
officers at the annual
meeting of the Dallas Fire
and Ambulance Inc.,
Monday, Jan. 22, at 7:30
p.m., in the borough
building.
Mon.-Sat. 9:00. a.m. - 5:00 p.m. _
Lester W. Hauck, AIA,
Wilkes-Barre.
She is a charter member
and founding participant of
the Trinity Presbyterian
Church in Dallas; a board
member of the League of
Women Voters in Wilkes-
Barre, and a Republican
Committeeperson. In 1976
she was a candidate for the
Wilkes-Barre Area School
Board.
The Special
Reg. List $499
Grand Master
The Pennsylvania Grand
Master Gilbert A. Rand
and staff drove from the
Philadelphia area and
made a visit to the Dallas
Independent Order of Odd
Fellows Oneida Lodge No.
371, Thursday evening.,
Jan. 11. The Lodge con-
ducts their meetings in the
hall above Fino’s Drug
store located on Memorial
Highway Dallas.
Rand was accompanied
by the following officers;
Vernon P. Whitaker,
Grand Marshall, Lan-
caster; Paul C. Cooke Jr.,
Grand Conductor, Fairless
Hills, Edward W. Binkley,
Grand Chaplan, Kennett
Square.
Whitaker joined the
Dallas Lodge when he
resided in this area during
the early 1940’s
Alan Major, District
Deputy Grand Master of
the 20th District, was
president.
Fred ‘Brokenshire,
Noble Grand of the Dallas
Lodge, presided over the
meeting.
A group of the members
of Lehman Lodge were
present.
Wyoming Valley
Art League
will meet
The Wyoming Valley Art
League will hold its
regularly scheduled
monthly meeting this
Friday at 7:30 p.m. at the
Hotel ' Sterling. Members
are urged to attend.
The program will consist
of a Robert Wood slide-
cassette program on
watercolor and a filim on
King Tut. *
Anyone interested in
joining the Art League
should contact Mrs.
Leonards cCowmett,
Shavertown, or come to the
meeting and join.
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STEVE ADAMCHICK
Steve A. Adamchick, 80,
of 40 Hazeltine St.,
Shavertown died Friday,
Jan. 12 after suffering an
apparent heart attack at
his home.
Deputy Coroner Richard
H. Disque investigated and
attributed death to natural
causes.
Born in Swoyersville, he
resided in the community
74 years a
nd lived the past six years
in Shavertown. Adamchick
was formerly employeed
for 50 years and retired
from Harry E. Colliery,
Swoyersville, in 1957. He
was a member of St. John
Nepomucene Church,
Luzerne. : :
Surviving are children,
Thomas, Tuscon, Ariz.;
Richard, Shavertown;
Stephen, Dupont; Mrs.
Helen Perhach, Swoyer-
sville; Mrs. Marie Haley,
Butera, Edwardsville;
brother and sisters Joseph
Adamchick, Kingston;
Mrs. Nicholas Bunyak and
Mrs. Helen Tomaske,
Swoyersville; 16 grand-
children and 10 great-
grandchildren.
Funeral was Monday
with Mass of Christian
Burial St. John’s Church.
Interment was in Mount
Olivet Cemetery, Car-
verton.
CLARENCE EDWARDS
Clarence L. Edwards,
85, of 72 Foster St., Dallas,
died Monday morning at
his home following a brief
illness.
Born in Sweet Valley
Jan. 16, 1893, he resided in
Dallas the past 35 years.
Prior to his retirement, he
was employed as a
machinist and a painter.
There are no known
Survivors.
Richard H. Disque Funeral
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Home, 672 Memorial High-.
way, Dallas. Interment in
Sweet Valley Cemetery.
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Frederick A. Hughes, 76.
of White Birch Trailer
Court, Dallas, died Monday
morning at his home
following an illness.
Born in Wales, he
graduated from = Ed-
warsville High School.
Prior to retiring he was
tainence man for Dover
School District, Dover,
N.J. Upon moving to
Dallas,
crossing guard for Dallas
School District until he was
struck by an automobile
while on duty in 1975. He
was a post commander of
Daddow Isaac Post 672,
American Legion, Dallas,
and past governor of the
Loyal Order of Moose
Lodge: 541; Dover, NJ.
Hughes was a veteran of
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