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Chuckie Dulski remains
in Wilkes-Barre General
Hospital for the last seven
radiation treatments of
the present series. Under
completion of the treat-
ments, Chuckie’ will
return to St. Christopher’s
in Philadelphia for
chemotherapy and then
he is scheduled to spend
Centermoreland.
Chuckie is receiving
treatment for Lym-
phoma, and the nine year
old’s progress is being
followed by many of his
friends and neighbors.
Family members said
his spirits are very good
and he is always ready
with a joke. Chuckie is the
son of Mr. and Mrs.
Charles Dulski. Friends of
the family have also
started the Chuckie
Dulski Fund out of the
United Penn Bank in
Tunkhannock. Money
raised by the fund will be
given to the family to help
defray medical costs
and expensive treatments
he will need.
LESLIE MASLOW, an
eighth grade student at
Wyoming Seminary
Lower School in Forty
Fort is one of five students
of the Luzerne County
Intermediate Unit to have
the legislative art exhibit
called ‘‘Art as Com-
munication’’ in the
rotunda and quarters. of
the main capitol in
Harrisburg.
Maslow, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Richard
Maslow of Dallas, re-
cently received a letter
informing her that her
work, a photograph, has
qualified for the exhibit
and would be on display in
the state capitol from
April 27 to May 27.
JEAN M. POPE, R.D.,
College
graduate, has been ap-
pointed as the Director of
Alumni Affairs at College
Misericordia. Announc-
ement was made by
-
Joseph R. Fink. Ms. Pope
assumed the position in
early April.
Two Back Mountain
Senior Girl Scouts were
among those honored at
the recent annual meeting
of the Penn’s:Woods Girl
Scout Council. KIRSTEN
MARQUART, Dallas,
Troop 634, and RITA
BOGINSKI, ' Trucksville,
Troop 634, are graduating
from scouting. They were
honored for their service
to the Council, com-
munity, and other Girl
Scouts. The girls have
been members over 10
years ane will now move"
on to membership in adult
scouting.
NAVY SEAMAN
RECRUIT LLOYD C.
WIMER III, son of Lloyd
C. Wimer Jr., Box 198, Rte
4, Dallas, has completed
recruit training at the
Naval Training Center,
Great Lakes, III.
MARINE LANCE CPL.
HARRY J. FREEMAN,
son of Harry E. and Joan
K. Freeman of Rte 1,
Dallas, recently deployed
to Fort Bragg, N.C. He is
Freeman joined the
Marine Corps in January
1981.
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be held on Tuesday, May
on that day. The big local
General Assembly in
Districts 119 and 120, both
running through sections
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encumbent Franklin
Coslett is seeking his third
term as Representative.
He is unopposed on his
own ticket and will, there-
fore, be on the November
ballot.
Coslett serves as Vice
Chairman of the Liquor
Control Committee and is
on the House Policy
Committee, as well as the
Professional Licensure
and Game and Fisheries
Committees. He has been
instrumental in the
adoption of some key
legislation including the
blind pension bill, the
Veterans Memorial
Bridge, updating: the
Municipal Code and the
Cross Valley
Expressway. He was part
of the sponsorship of 121
bills and one resolution.
~ Democrat Stanley L.
Williams of 94 Walnut St.,
Kingston is also unop-
posed. Williams is a
retired municipal em-
ployee, having served 25
years as a juvenile of-
ficer. He is'a member of
the Masons 395, the
Shrine, American Legion,
VEW and past president
of the Fraternal Order of
Police. He is campaigning
on the issues of taxes, lack
for senior citizens
the 119th District
where Representative
Fred Shupnik is stepping
much fiercer. The
Republicans have two
candidates to chose from.
Ted Warkomski of
Tilbury Terrace is in the
race for the second time.
Metropolitan Life for 30
years. He is a graduate of
Wilkes College and served
in World War II. He is vice
president of the Board of
Trustees of the Nanticoke
president of the North
Mountain ~ Conservation
member of the Greater
Nanticoke Chamber of
and the
Wyoming Valley Chapter
of Life Underwriters.
Warkomski is vitally
interested in the problem
of escalating health costs,
the job picture and high
interest rates.
Marie Mera, Green St.,
Nanticoke is running as a
housewife and her par-
ticular interest is high
utility rates. She is also
campaigning against a
lack of job opportunities
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general problems
associated with inflation.
Marie is a nurse by
profession and belongs to
the Nanticoke School
Guild. She is a committee
woman and serves as a
fundraiser for the fourth
legislative district.
There are six
Democrats on the slate,
represent the 119th
District in the General
Assembly.
William Lehman, Jr., of
Chapel St., Swoyersville
presently serves as a
Councilman in that
borough. He is a Luzerne
County Deputy Coroner
and a member of the
Board of Directors of the
Swoyersville American
Legion. He is a Kiwanian,
a Catholic War Vet, and
belongs to the Knights of
Columbus, Slovak League
of America, Fraternal
Order of Police, and the
No. 2 Hose Company in
Swoyersville. Owner and
operator of the Lehman
Funeral Home, he is also
a member of the National,
State and County Funeral
Nirectar’s Associations.
Stanley J. Jarolin,
Kosciuszko St., Nanticoke
is serving his second term
as that city’s treasurer.
the Lions and Chamber of
Commerce, and belongs
to the American Legion,
Polish Falcons, Catholic
War Vets and the Mowery
Fire Department. He is
also an active fundraiser
for the Nanticoke State
Hospital.
Albert J. Wytoshek, E.
Union St., Nanticoke is a
second term Councilman.
An employee of Lions
Transportation of Erie,
Wytochek also claims
membership in the
American Legion,
Catholic War Vets,
Knights of Columbus and
the Nanticoke Industrial
Development Authority
Board. He is a veteran of
the Washington Fire
Department and affiliated
with the local fire com-
pany. He is Council’s
representative to the
Department: and belongs
to the Fire
Association and six
County “Fireman's
Associations.
His primary interests
are tax relief, industrial
revitalization, increased
education and other
benefits for volunteer
firemen and high utility
costs.
He and his wife Delores
are the parents of a
daughter and have three
grandchildren.
Other candidates in the
race are Jean Ditzler,
Hanover St., Nanticoke,
Mark Brown, Bridge St.,
Nanticoke; and Joseph
Piazza, Swoyersville.
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