vania Pageant to be I C very happy to have re-
“Season of Musical Treasures” will be announced Staged in Lancasteratthe ment in community and luxurious Konover Hotel = (Ris = Bi "| WELLTRIMMED Planning a Party?
publicly for the first time when Hugh Wolff and the or- Holiday Inn Lancaster- School activities. There is on world-famous Miami the 23 volumic Peter AT Ik 8 1 99 por Showers. Weddings,
chestra, joined by an all-star cast and chorus, present a North, Route 501, on no Talent requirement, Beach. Among her many Rabbit series. Stop in and | LEAN BONELESS ROLLED, 29 Confirmations, wr any
concert version of the Giuseppe Verdi masterpiece, La Sunday, June 13. In Applicants. must be prizes, Miss Teen All oT ittle Pig Robinson, | PORKROAST Ib. 2 we'll. pre:
Traviata. Performances are Friday, April 2at 8:30 at the making the announce- residents of Pennsylvania American will be 4 vr Brown, Squirrel | —mm——— pars an
Masonic Temple in Scranton, and Saturday, April 3 at go Page, Diventon 3 finals ass 5 Apes a ade Sin Savings Nutkin and the other ORDERNOW "ELEGANT BUFFET"
“ 3 iy rs. arie weeney, y y Or ana a fur jacket. : : . i i
F:30:01 the liam emple, Wilkes-Barre. noted that, “Our ut Girls interested in com- The current Miss Teen fami idl » _—u FOR EASTER . Just Foi: You!
Ski Club meetin g does not impose a talent peting for the title must Eastern Pennsylvania, some fresh green Easter HICKORY SMOKED BAKED HAM
requirement and is open request an application by Susan Knauss of North straw. Thanks. Miss HH A MS ROAST BEEF
Wyoming Valley Ski Club will hold its monthly toall girls 14 thru18, thus mail from Miss Teen Wales, who was a finalist Linskill, the display is a | Boneless or Skinless-Shankless CHEESE TRAY
meeting, Tuesday, Apirl 6, 8:15 p.m. at Gus Genetti’s giving young women the Pennsylvania Headqu- to Miss Teen All gopopebopenodr | eee sesaerraamsestas cae FINGERS
Motor Inn, Wilkes-Barre. This will be an important Opportunity of competing arters, 134 East Katherine American 1982, will be = April 14, children’s FRESH OR SMOKED PIED Mcat Sauls
meeting as elections will take place for the coming year. for a State or National Ave., Washington, Pa. present to crown her story hour . movie day, |: KIELB ASI COLESLAW
Title.”” Miss Teen Eastern 15301 by April 12. successor. ‘Mrs. Nancy Hadley, a REL AAT
reading specialist from { TEAN-STORE SLICED $949 B
Craft workshops at Im (2a WY ROLLS 2 BUITER
living in Shavertown, will | HOMELOVAL , $199 PHONE US FOR DETAILS
] The Office of Continuing Education at Luzerne County present a talk for the CLEARFIELD WHITE 's 99 ON PRICE PER PERSON |
h Community College is offering a number of Spring craft parents. Her topic will be | AM. CHEESE ib. cr emebmes
workshops on the main campus in Nanticoke and St. “Improving Reading 3 29 | WE CATER CLAM
| John’s Lutheran. Church, Wilkes-Barre. “Colonial Readiness’’, tips and BAKES & REUNIONS
le Basket” will be offered on Sat., April 3, from 1:30 techniques. Guests are
a
On Thursday, April 1 at 8 p.m. at Mark’s Old House
Restaurant, Rt. 92 South, Tunkhannock, the Endless
Mountains Kennel Club will host Pennsylvania Dog Law
Officer Russel Carney as guest speaker. Carney was to
rake his presentation at the March meeting which was
Wetponed because of foul weather. The topic for the
evening will ‘be current dog laws pertaining to the
keeping of dogs, providing for the licensing of dogs and
kennels, and the new legislation concerning the dog laws.
The club extends its open invitation to any person in-
terested in learning more about dogs, their care,
management and training.
1 Fie course, are all names library: “Beloved Son” their education, keeping
Review course slated connected with Beatrix = by Steve Allenis a story of = up on present-day issues
Potter, who has made ‘the Jesus cults. The and reading for fun
A review course for broadcasting engineers and other them so popular. Miss author has doneatenyear pleasure, and profit
communications personnel interested in taking the
Federal Communications Commission general class
operator’s permit test will begin Saturday, April 3, at the.
Pennsylvania State University, Wilkes-Barre Campus.
For more information about the F.C.C. license review
course call the Continuing Education Department, Penn
State Wilkes-Barre at 675-2171.
Total salesmanship
The Educational Conference Center of Luzerne County Miss Potter’s home in vision on one of the most Township Hlementar:
Community College will present the Ben Kain-Hal Bond course. England, which was used threatening crisis in the School. i
Career Course in Total Salesmanship, “Times Change- for many of the life of a family. The The Blood Drive i
People Don’t,” on Monday, April 5, from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m., illustrations in the story author explores the sponsored by the Bac
on the main campus in Nanticoke. Enrollment ap-
plications for this seminar are now being reviewed and
For further information or registration contact the
Educational Conference, Center at Luzerne County
CCP munity College, 825-7981.
a
Philharmonic concert
Northeastern Pennsylvania Philharmonic’s 1982-83
5 p.m. at St. John’s Lutheran Church, Wilkes-Barre.
8: seminar will include the decoration of a basket filled
with calico hens, decoupage eggs and a ceramic rabbit
which may be used as a centerpiece or gift.
ADA annual meeting
The Wyoming Valley Chapter of the American
Diabetes Association will host the 7th annual meeting of
Applications are now
being accepted from girls
all over the Eastern part
of the Keystone State for
the Fifth’ Annual Miss
Teen Eastern Pennsyl-
Pennsylvania is an of-
ficial Miss Teen All
American preliminary.
All judging is on the
basis of poise, person-
ality, physical ap-
pearance and achieve-
The girl chosen as Miss
Teen Pennsylvania will
represent the Eastern
in the Miss Teen All
American Pageant, Nov.
18 through Nov. 21, at the
BY NANCY S.
KOZEMCHAK
We consider ourselves
very fortunate! We will
have some very special
visitors with us for the
next four weeks. Samuel
Whiskers, Jeremy Fisher,
Timmy Tiptoes, Mrs.
Tiggy Winkle; just to
name a few. These, of
Frances Linskill of Oak
Hill has a collection of
these figurines and has
again graciously allowed
us to borrow some of them
for our display case. We
are expecially pleased to
have them in the library
over the Easter holidays.
Miss Linskill has visited
books. The most famous,
and he has now been in
existence for 89 years.
Peter is standing in front
of a brand new copy of the
book about him and is
definitely the center of
attraction. The library is
welcome.
Mrs. Crump called to
remind me that prepara-
tions for the book booth at
beginning to happen.
Priscilla Reese Liput will
be co-chairman of the
booth with Mrs. Crump as
chairman. The auction
will be held in July and we
will be accepted at the
library, either for the
book booth at the auction
or for the library itself,
any time any time the
library is open. Chairman
for Auction ’82 is Joseph
Killeen.
New books at the
study on the religious
communes and the book is
a result of that study. The
book presents a survey of
a heartbreaking contro-
versy, fair-minded and
objective.
“Thy Brother’s Wife’
by Andrew Greeley is a
novel of penetrating
passions of two brothers,
one a priest and one
senator, who, each in hi
woman.
Additional leisure tim:
means more full anc
ward to following excitin;
hobbies, rounding ou
You'll never be bored i
public library!
Blood drive
11:45 to 5:45 at the Dall:
Mountain Blood Counc:
PIL
3 fi fhe J Bake Shop Branch Of
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Shp ORDER
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the ADA’s Mid-Pennsylvania Affiliate on Friday and
Saturday, April 2 and 3, at the Sheraton Crossgates
Hotel, Public Square, Wilkes-Barre. Further information
and registration forms for Saturday’s public program
ip may be obtained by calling or writing the Wyoming
% | Valley Chapter of the ADA at71 N. Franklin St., P.O. Box
f 443, Wilkes-Barre, pa. 18703, 823-3355.
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; p.m., except the weekend-of March 27-28.
! On display will be religious paintings, lithographs,
bi a of crucifixes and old orthodox icons, as well as
an extensive collection of Easter eggs with ethnic design
and d Fobergevps Jeweled EBs.
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