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Mr. and Mrs. ‘Edward
F. Mark RD 2 Hunlock
Creek, recently observed
their 25th wedding an-
niversary.
The couple was married
in Our Lady of Mount
Carmel Church, Lake
Silkworth; by the Rt. Rev.
Msgr. Clarence J.
Sikorski.
They have four
children, Tina Marie,
graduate of College
Misericordia and an
illustrator with the Dept.
of the Navy, Warminster,
Edward, Jr., recent honor
graduate of Pennsylvania
State University and an
electrical engineer with
IBM, East Fishkill, N.Y.;
Ann Marie, senior honor
mathematics major at
King’s College, Wilkes-
Barre; and Matthew,
senior honor student at
Lake-Lehman High
School.
Mrs. Mark, the former
Marie Mizdail, is the
daughter of William and
the late Frances Mizdail.
She is a graduate of
College Misericordia and
was a teacher in New
Jersey and Pennsylvania.
Mark is the son of Ethel
Vinchkoski of West
Springfield, Mass. and the
late Edward Mark. He is
a graduate of King’s
College and received a
master’s degree from the
University of Scranton.
He is a school
psychologist ‘with the
Luzerne Intermediate
Unit.
A Mass of Thanksgiving
was celebrated in Our
Lady of Mount Carmel
Church, Lake Silkworth,
by the Rev. Edward J.
Zawodniak, followed by a
reception in their honor,
given by their children, at
the American Legion Post
Home, Nanticoke.
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The annual covered
dish supper of the Dallas
Fire and Ambulance
Assoc. will be held July 13
at 6 p.m. at the home of
Judy Shaffer, 14 Maraber
Ave., Dallas. ;
Members are asked to
bring ccovered dish and
lawn chair. Place setting
and dessert will be fur-
nished by the hostesses.
Bladwen, Sandy and Judy
Shaffer.
President Noami Ward
will conduct a short
business
committees
meeting,
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called upon.
A son was born to’ Mr.
and Mrs. William Morgan
Rosser, Reading. The
baby, Christopher Leland,
weighed eight pounds, 15
ounces.
The mother is the
former Janis Lee Blight,
daughter of Mrs. Janice
grandparents are Mrs.
Jennie Rummage and the
late Leland Rummage.
Paternal grandparents:
are Mrs. Anna Rosser and
the late Rev. William
Morgan Rosser, former
pastor of the Maple Grove
Charge, RD 3, Hunlock
Creek.
Among the many
participating in the Arts
and Crafts Fair at the
Wyoming County cour-
thouse lawn in
Tunkhannock, Saturday,
July 11, will be several
from. the Dallas area.
Booths have been
reserved to date for
James and Jean Kairo of
RD 5, Shavertown, who
will be showing hand-
crafted stone and
silverwork jewelry;
Pioneer Ave., Shaver-
Mr. and Mrs. Charles
Kishbaugh, Ridgewood,
their 40th
anniversary
Firewood
handicrafts and
needlework; Cynthia
Kennelly, 1291, Church
St., Dallas, macrame and
wood; Louise James, 12
Hillcrest ‘Drive, Dallas,
Porclain, Ruth Ide, RD 4,
Dallas, counted thread
embroidery, and crochet;
Joan Taylor, Harris Hill
Road, Shavertown;
Edward Jeffrey RD 7,
Shavertown, stained
glass.
All types of crafts will
be represented such as
acrylic, watercolor and
oil paintings, pen and ink
town,
Church, Wilkes-Barre, by
the late’ Rev. Melvin J.
Dodd.
Attendants were Betty
Kishbaugh, O’Toole of
Millburn, N.J. and Edwin
Ear] Lowe, Mountaintop.
Mrs. Kishbaugh is the
daughter of the late Percy
sketches, photographs,
pottery and procelain,
china painting, ceramics,
macrame, needlework of
all types, wool spinning,
silvercraft and jewelry,
blacksmithing, baked
goods, honey and maple
syrup. 5
There will be musical
entertainment throughout
the day, including a baby
contest at 11 a.m. and a
kid's pet contest at 2 p.m.
Many types of refresh-
ment ‘will be available
also.
and Grace Lowe, Mr.
Kishbaugh is the son of
the late Charles and
Emma Kishbaugh.
The couple have one
son, Charles of Dallas.
The couple were en-
tertained by family and
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