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KRISTIN SCHLEICH,
Box 504, Dallas, earned a
bachelor of arts degree in
dance from Point Park
College, Pittsburgh
during the school’s
graduation program this
summer.
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Marine Pfc. Charles L.
Kasko, son of Marion E.
and Andrew Kasko Jr. of
Route 5, Kasko Road,
Shavertown, was
designated Honorman of
his training unit during
graduation ceremonies at
the Marine Corps Recruit
Depot, Parris Island, S.C.
A 1981 graduate of
Lake-Lehman High
School, Lehman, he jined
- the Marine Corps in June,
1980, under the delayed
entry program.
The Pennsylvania
School Boards
Association has an-
‘nounced that DR. MAH-
MOUD FAHMY, member
of the Dallas School
Board, will be honored at
the Annual Pennsylvania
School Boards
Association State Educa-
tional Conference in Pitts-
burgh later this month as
one of a select group of
state: school board
members who will qualify
for the Pennsylvania
JOHNYNE J. SUPULSKI, M.D., director of Wilkes-
Barre General Hospital’s Emergency Department, has
become board-certified in emergency medicine. Dr.
Supulski who has headed the department since 1977,
earned degrees at Wilkes college and the Medical College
of Pennsylvania. She is a member of the American
College of Emergency Physicians and Luzerne county
Inter-Hospital Disaster Committee, is active in
Emergency Medical Services of Northeastern Pennsyl-
vania, and a Board member of the Luzerne County
Sch 00 1 Boar d S American Heart Association and Women Organized
Association In-Service Against Rape (WOAR). A Wilkes-Barre native, Dr.
Training Award of Supulski resides in Dallas with her husband and three
* Recognition. children.
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Joan Fela, College
Misericordia freshman,
recently appeared on
WNEP TV’s Channel 16
program, “Midday 16”.
Miss Fela was selected to
appear on the program to
discuss her experiences
as an Educational
Opportunity Center client
as a returning College
student.
Ms. Fela appeared on
the program with several
members of the EOC
staff.
Ms. Fela is a Dallas
resident and plans on an
occupational therapy
major at the local in-
stitution.
..PAUL R. EYERLY,
III, publisher, Press-
Enterprise Inc:,
"Bloomsburg, and
president of Pennaprint
Inc., publishers of The
Dallas Post, The Abington
Journal, The Mountaintop
Eagle and the Press
Tribune, has been elected
board of the Pennsylvania
Newspaper Publishers’
Association.
Dorothy A. Gelso,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Charles Gelso of
Shavertown, has enrolled
as a third-year toxicology
major at the Philadelphia
College of Pharmacy and
Science (PCPS).
She previously attended
Harcum Junior College
where she received an
associate degree. :
Jill McCarroll has
enrolled in the Robert
Packer Hospital Medical
Technology Program,
Sayre.
Miss McCarroll is the
daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
William McCarroll of RD
2, Dallas. She is a 1978
graduate of Lake-Lehman
High School and attended
College Misericordia in
Dallas.
Navy Seaman Recruit
James R. Fedor, son of
Virginia J. Fedor of
Contry Village, Dallas,
‘has completed recruit
training at ‘the Naval
Training Center, Great
Lakes, III.
A 1981 graduate of
. Westside Area Vocational
and Technical High
School, Pringle, he joined
the Navy in July, 1981.
When anger rises, think of
the consequences. --
Confucius.
independent.
Weinstall and
service all units.
outside air kit is available.
bills today!
FUEGO
Dealer
Edward W. Parsons,
son of Vivian and Edward
~W. Parsons Jr., Box 41
Lehman, recently com-
pleted a cadet summer
training cruise to Europe.
A midshipman at the
Coast ‘Guard Academy,
New London, Conn., he
was aboard the Coast
Guard Cutter Taney. The
Taney is a 327-foot long,
high endurance cutter
with’ a crew of 144.
Parsons is a 1980
graduate of Lake-Lehman
High School.
Elma Majors, Dallas,
was honored upon her
retirement by United
Rehabilitation Services at
its annual dinner Monday,
Oct. 19 at the Holiday Inn,
Wilkes-Barre. -
Miss Major has retired
as a psychologist “and
educator. She started the
State’s first ‘trainable
class for the mentally
retarded in Allentown as
well as the Custer Street
program for the retarded
‘in Wilkes-Barre. She was
supervisor of special
school district and was
also employed by the
Luzerne Intermediate
Unit.
John Kishkill.
Temple Country Club.
College Misericordia
Student Beverly Connolly,
a resident of Harveys
Lake, was recently
selected as one of 11
recipients of the McAuley
Scholarship Awrd. Ms.
Connolly is pursuing a
degree in Business
given in honor of Mother
Catherine McAuley,
foundress of the Religious
Sisters of Mercy in
recognition of the Order’s
150th Anniversary, being
celebrated this year.
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JAMES
YUHAS
Navy Senior Chief
Storekeeper Andrew A.
Gorto, son of Andrew F.
and Estella Gorto of 230
Parrish St., Dallas, has
reported for duty as a
member on the staff of
Commander Navy
Recruiting Area One,
Scotia, N.Y.
He joined the Navy in
October, 1960.
Foolish men mistake
transitory semblances for
eternal fact, and go
astray more and more.--
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LORETTA
FARRIS
Two students from the
Back Mountain are
enrolled as freshmen at
Elizabethtown ‘College
this semester. They are
Lisa L. Naugle, daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. W.H.
Naugle Jr., RD 2, Box 11-
C Hunlock Creek. Sheis a
graduate of Lake-Lehman
Senior High School. = She
plans to major in business
administration.
Christopher J.
Shouldice, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Paul Shouldice, RD
5, Box 313, Shavertown.
He is a graduate of
Wyoming Seminary. He
plans to’ major in oc-
cupational therapy at
Elizabethtown.
Barbara Stephenson,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Kenneth Stephenson, of 5
Fox Hollow Drive, Dallas,
is a member of the Beaver
College Women’s varsity
tennis team.
A freshman at Beaver,
she is a graduate of Dallas
Senior High school.
Dallas Lions
plan supper
The Lions annual
spaghetti and meatball
dinner is slated for
Tuesday, November 10 at
Gate of Heaven Church
Auditorium, . Machell
Avenue, Dallas. Serving 4
to 8 p.m. Take outs
available from 3 p.m.
Please bring your own
containers. The Dallas
Lionesses will sell fudge
Free glaucoma
screening and high blood
pressure testing will also
be available. Tickets are
available from Lion
members or by calling
675-4485 or 675-3064.
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Linda R. Akers, Dallas,
Fred and Frances Corson
academic year. at
Dickinson College. Ms.
Akers is a sophomore at
The . Bishop Fred and
Frances Corson
Scholarship is endowed by
the Wyoming Conference
of the United Methodist
Church in honor of Bint
Fred P. Corson and
Frances P. Corson. The
scholarship is awarded to
United Methodist students"
from the Wyoming
Conference.
Ms. Akers is the
daughter of Rev. and Mrs.
Douglas N. Akers, 65
Saginaw St., Dallas.
"PVT. DAVID E.
KUBASTI, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Edward S. Kubasti
of Rural Route 6, Dallas,
has completed basic
training at Fort
McClellan, Ala. r
During the training,
students receive in-
structions in drill and
ceremonies, weapons,
map reading, tactics,
military courtesy,
military justice, first aid
and Army histery and.
traditions.
Miss Ann Marie
Fielding, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Sidney Fielding
of R.D. 2, Follies Road,
Dallas, has recently been
notified by the Penn-
sylvania State Board of
Nurse Examiners that she
has successfully passed
the Pennsylvania State
Board of Examination fog
Registered Nurses. ¢
Miss Fielding is a 197
graduate of Lake- Lonmad®
High School, and a 1981
graduate of College
Misericordia, Dallas, with"
a Bachelor of Science
Degree in Nursing. She
was also a member of the
Nursing Honor Society
and was named in Who's
Who in the American
Colleges and Universities.
Miss Fielding is em-
ployed as a staff nurse in:
the Infant Transitional
Unit =~ at © Children’s
Hospital of Philadelphia.
Anxiety is a word of un-
belief or unreasoning
dread.--We have no right
to allow it. Full faith in
God puts it to rest. --
Horace Bushnell. *
Rebecca M.
Osborn
MSW ACSW
Individual, Couple
and Family
Counseling
Tel. 696-1932
or 829-3037
ANTHONY
STEFANOSKI