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Supervisors of Franklin
Township will hold their
September meeting
Tuesday evening at 8 in
the basement of the
Church. The meeting has
been setback because of
the holiday on Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. Jack
Husband and children
Jack, Jr., and Jennifer
and Jack’s mother, Mrs.
Dorothy Husband of
Centermoreland have
returned after a five-day
motor tour of Cape Cod,
Mass. and environs.
Ella Moore Class of
East Dallas United
Methodist Church will
meet Tuesday afternoon,
Sept. 8, at 1-at the church.
Mrs. Edna Husband is
class president.
Charles Corby, Jr.- of
Lancaster has returned
grandparents, Mr. and
Mrs. Clarence Corby of
Centermoreland.
BY GLEN HOFFMAN
Mrs. Traver of Harveys
Lake has been spelling
her first name for 23 years
uniquely, D-y-a-n-n-a,
because she is a unique
individual who enjoys her
retail work and her play
at the Luzerne County
Fall Fair to such a great
extent that she could be
called a ‘“‘workoholic’’ and
With today’s trend of
two-income families, and
increasing recreational
facilities and activities,
Dyanna is at the
outdoor sports action to
such an extent that arm
and wrist braces are
required. She also whirls
into her job with such
enthusiasm that many
Trustees of East Dallas
will meet this evening at
7. A meeting of the
Administrative Council of
the church will follow at
Mrs. Russell (Mildred)
Eyet of East Dallas is a
medical patient in the
University’ of Penn-
sylvania Hospital, 34th
and Spruce - Streets;
Philadelphia, Room 378-
A. She was admitted to
the hospital on August 17.
who were patients at
Wilkes-Barre General
Hospital on Friday when
the Post went to press
were Mrs. Janet Brown of
Centermoreland; Robert
Rogers of Vernon, and
Charles Siley of East
Dallas.
Administrative Council
of Centermoreland United
Methodist Church will
meet tomorrow evening
at 7:30.
hours in a week she works
for free.
“I work at Tupper’s
Sports Equipment in the
Dallas Shopping Center,”
said Dyanna. ‘I put in a
few free hours a week in
addition to my regular
working hours because I
really enjoy anything that
has to do with sports, even
selling sports equipment.
I also want to help out the
owners: (Jim Tupper of
Trucksyville and John
Fowler of Dallas) and I
enjoy working with the
public.”
HER WORK IS HER
PLAY
Dyanna’s loyalty and
enthusiasm for her work
is the stuff of an em-
ployer’s dreams, and the
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About ‘50 persons at-
tended the annual Sunday
School picnic of Nor-
thmoreland Baptist
Church School at ‘the
home of Mr. and Mrs.
Michael Apaliski of
Centermoreland.
Miss ' Linda Brace,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Larry Brace of Orange,
left Monday to begin her
junior year at Bloom-
sburg State College where
she is pursuing studies for
a degree in business
management. Miss
Brace, along with Bar-
bara Wallace, Lori Baird
and Barbara McCartney,
all of Dallas, returned
Monday after five days at
Wildwood Crest, N.J.
By the way, Linda was
selected Queen of the
Farmer’s Night Market in
Scranton early last week,
a promotion of the Far-
mers Night Market group
and Chamber of Com-
merce in Scranton. She
answer to customer’s
prayers.
*I love sports so I love
my work,” explained
Dyanna. ‘I play softball
and volleyball during the
summer, and during the
winter I hunt and fish. My
favorite: season ‘is fall
because during this
season I do everything; I
play volleyball, softball,
lift weights indoors to tone
my muscles, and I start
going out hunting and
fishing.”
After listening to
Dyanna’s admiration of
sports and the outdoors,
one feels like buying
enough sports equipment
to outfit a Pikes Peak
expedition.
“I love hunting and
fishing because I love the
Back Mountain country,”
said Dyanna. “My
husband and I like. hun-
ting in the woods because
we feel free to do what we
want to do--talking and
enjoying life.”
Her husband, Stephen,
is also a devoted sports
fan. He celebrated his
26th birthday August 29 by
playing shortstop in .a
softball game, :
received floral bouquets,
cash prizes and dinner
tickets in being selected
from a group of six
competitors. She is en-
joying the popularity--
what with’ having her
picture in both Scranton
daily newspapers and
making the 6 o’clock news
on Channel 22-WDAU-TV.
Mountain Grange 567, P
of A, of Carverton will
meet Monday evening,
Sept. 14 at 7 in the Grange
Hall, Bodle and West
Eight Streets. Plans for a
sauerkrat supper to be
held in November will be
discussed. All members
are asked to attend.
Stanley Krzanowski is
Grange master.
Miss Joanne
Krzanowski, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Stanley
Krzanowski of Carverton,
a September bride-elect,
was honored at a variety
shower Saturday evening,
Aug. 22 in the Mountain
Grange Hall in Carverton.
About 60 attended the
shower, which was given
in her honor by Misses
Barbara Nelson, Dorothy
Larsen and Lisa Suchoski
and her mother, Mrs.
Joan Krzanowski.
Members of East Dallas
United Methodist Church
are making plans for their
annual Fall Festival to be
held on the church
grounds on Saturday,
Sept. 19. Russell
Ockenhouse is chairman
of the benefit affair. Mrs.
Hilda Moore is co-
chairperson.
Mr. and Mrs. George
Christman of Hildebrand
Road have returned after
a week at Cape Cod,
Mass.
Jay Montross, son of
Mr. and Mrs. Harold
Montross of Cen-
termoreland, left on
Monday for University
Park, Pa., where he
began studies as a fresh-
man in aero-space
engineering at Penn State
University. He'is a 1981
graduate of Tunkhannock
Area High School.
Mike Coyle of Clarks
Summit ‘will present ‘a
concert of vocal and
French horn music this
evening . in Nor-
thmoreland Baptist
Church in Cen-
termoreland.
Junior Youth Group of
Northmoreland Baptist
Church enjoyed a picnic
on Friday to Ricketts:
Glen State Park. Mr. and
Mrs. Mike Rowlands
chaperoned the group. On
Saturday, members of the
Senior Youth Group of
Northmoreland Baptist
Church, enjoyed a picnic
‘to Ricketts: Glen State
Park with’ Mr. and Mrs.
Henry ' Rowlands as
chaperones.
Mr. and Mrs.
Bartos of Orange have
returned after a week at
WORK OVER PLAY
“I got into the sports
business at 'Tupper’s
about one year ago by
doing the window
displays,’ recalled
Dyanna. “I enjoyed the
work immediately; when
another part timer left us,
I was excited to get her
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hours of work.”
A recent softball game
Dyanna played in could
have gotten in the way of
her work, but it did not.
“I broke my nose at that
game,” said Dyanna.
“The appointment I had
at the hospital to reset a
bone falls on the same
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hospital visit to work in
the Tupper’s Sports ‘stand
at the Fair.”
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Point Pleasant, N.J.
Supervisors of Nor-
thmoreland Township will
meet Tuesday evening at Dallas. Guests included
7 at the home of Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. William
Beatrice ‘Beatty, Mainwaring, Mr. and
secretary-treasurer, Mrs. Harold Brace, Mr.
Route 292, Cen- and Mrs. Fred Dymond, |
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meeting has been setback
from Monday evening
because of the Labor Day
Millington, Mr. and Mrs. |
Ray Turner, Mr. and Mrs. |
Paul Kunkle, Mr. and
holiday. : Mrs. Leo Mayeski, Mrs. |
Barbara Bronsberg, Mrs.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry M. Scott, Mr. and ‘Mrs. |
Bartos of Orange en-
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party for friends and
neighbors.Piano solos
were played by Miss Joan
Williams. Assisting as
Leon Emmanuel, Mr. and
Mrss. James Egan, Mr. |
and Mrs. Herbert Propos |
of Trucksville and Dr. and
Mrs. Lee Peters of
Nanticoke.
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