Congratulations to
Melissa Owens, daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. Cliff
Owens, Mary Street,
Shavertown, who has
been selected Dallas
Senior High School repre-
sentative to Pomeroy’s
Teen Board. Missy will be
a senior at Dallas in
September. As a member
of the Teen Board, Missy
will appear in various
fashion shows repre-
senting Pomeroy’s.
It was farewell to
Father Hugh McGroarty
and welcome to Father
John Foley on June 20
when the parishioners of
St. Frances Cabrini
Church, Carverton and
Blessed Sacrament
Church, Centermoreland,
sponsored a reception in
Frances Cabrini Church.
Over 100 people at-
tended the celebration
which featured delicious
finger food prepared by
parishioners.
Father McGroarty, who
has served at St. Frances
«and Blessed Sacrament
Churches for the past
three years, has been
transferred foi: St.
Patrick’s Church in White
Haven.
Father Foley will
assume his pastorate
after serving as assistant
pastor at St. Aloysius
Church in Wilkes-Barre
for nine years.
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Housing is still needed
for American Field Ser-
vice Bus Stop students
who will be staying in our
area July 9 through 13.
Students from many
countries including Italy,
Brazil, Tunisia, Finland,
Greece, South Africa and
West Germany will need a
place to sleep and eat.
Anyone interested in
hosting student can ob-
tain information by
calling Sally Davenport,
675-1332; Karen Mertz,
675-2457 or Pastor Lynn
Rothrock, 696:3629.
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Members of Girl Scout
« Troop 633 recently held an
end of the year party at
Wong's Palace. Joe Wong
really outdid himself for
the girls, providing a
delicious meal. Learning
how to use chopsticks was
enjoyable, if not success-
ful. Those attending were
Nicole Kingsbury, Lisa
Davenport, Debbie
Davenport, Renee
Balberchak, Shelby
Naperstek, Samantha
Naperstek, Nancy
Nesweiski, Lori
Nesweiski, Tracy Coulter,
Kristen Gladey, Kim
Chapple, troop leaders
Sally Davenport and Joan
Kingsbury.
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Last week many young
ladies attended the Cheer-
leading Clinic sponsored
by the Dallas High School
Cheerleaders. Under the
very capable direction of
Mrs. Mary Ann Storz,
girls 6-12 learned the ins
and outs of becoming a
cheerleader. On Thurs-
day, a pep rally was held
to show parents what the
girls learned. Proceeds
from the Cheerleading
Clinic defray the cost of
sending the Dallas cheer-
leaders to summer camp.
This year’s Back
Mountain Memorial
Library Auction is just
around the corner, So
don’t forget to keep the
weekend of July 8-11 open.
Joe Killeen, chairman,
has donated one of the
Newman dolls which will
be for sale at the auction.
Previous auction goers
remember that Mrs.
Newman’s dolls always
pepped up the bidding.
Make plans to attend this
year’s auction. It’s lots of
fun and the money goes to
a good cause.
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Congratulations to
Robert ‘Bobby’ Baird of
Trucksville who was re-
cently installed as the 57th
president of the Dallas
Rotary Club. Baird is yice
presidént * in ‘¢harge’ of
sales at 730 Broadeasters,
Inc. He is-also' leader of
Bobby Baird Dixieland
Jazz Band.
Other officers installed
were Kerry Freeman,
vice president; Don
Evans, secretary; Jack
Barnes, treasurer; Don
Lockhart, John Reishus,
Ed Roth and Fritz Hall,
directors. Duncan White-
head is past president.
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Best wishes to Mrs.
Glendoris Shilanski,
cafeteria manager at
Lake-Lehman Junior
High School upon her
retirement. Glendoris
was entertained at a
retirement party held at
the Castle Inn. She is the
wife of Leonard Shilanski,
Qutlet Road, Lehman.
The Shilanskis have one
son Gerald, who resides in
California.
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Mrs. Clyde W. Birth,
South Pioneer Avenue,
Trucksville has returned
from Philadelphia where
she attended the gradua-
tion of her grandson,
Bradley C. Birth, son of
Mr. and Mrs. Harold
Birth, Santa Monica,
Calif., from Drexel
University. Bradley
graduated with a bachelor
of science degree in
electrical engineering. He
has accepted a position
with the Sperry Corpora-’
tion in Virginia.
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Like many Back
Mountain families, our
family attended the Great
American Circus, June 27
at the Dallas Township
athletic field. For
children a circus is
always exciting, more so
when it’s performed
under a big top in their
hometown. A special
thanks to the Kiwanis
Club for sponsoring the
circus.
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Robert Griffith,
Montrose, former Dallas
resident, will teach a
summer workshop at the
Colorado Mountain
College, located at Maloit
Park Center in, Minturn,
starting in July.
Mrs. Robert Griffith of
Trucksville, will teach
mithing and black-
smithing forging. He is
married to the former
Karen Kaschenbach of
the Back Mountain.
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Congratulations to
James L. Brown Jr., who
received his juris doctor
degree from Dickinson
School of Law. Brown,
sone of James Lenahan
Brown, Trucksville is a
graduate of Lafayette
College. He will be
associated with Atty.
Richard A. Jameson,
Harrisburg.
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Welcome to the
daughter of William and
Janet Lozo, RD 4, Dallas,
born June 26 at Wilkes-
Barre General Hospital.
Many years of happiness
for the Lozo’s and their
new daughter.
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The Kunkle Fire Co. is
concluding their 1982
Fund Drive. Membership
letters have been distri-
buted to residents. All
donations can be mailed
to Kunkle Fire Co., c-0
Chief Jack Dodson, RD 1,
Box 155, Dallas, Pa. 18612.
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Mr. and Mrs. C. George
Poynton, Davenport
Street, Dallas, observed
their 24th wedding an-
niversary, Saturday, July
3. The Poyntons were
Shavertown United
Methodist Church by the
late Rev. R. DeWitt Yost.
Their attendants were
Ralph and Eleanor Ell
Mr. Poynton is the son
of Mrs. Ruth Poynton and
the late Cecil G. Poynton
of Shavertown. He is
associated with the
Prudential Insurance
Company.
Mrs. Poynton is the
former Margaret Weigel,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
William Weigel of Trucks-
ville.
The Poyntons have
three. daughters, . Juli,
Kristal and Laura; and a
granddaughter, Jennifer.
They celebrated their
anniversary at a family
dinner.
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Members of the Noxen
United Methodist Church
will have a church picnic
Sunday afternoon from 1
to 4 p.m. in the grove just
back of the church on
Tunkhannock Road.
Flowers on the altar for
services on Sunday in
Noxen United Methodist
Church were placed there
in celebration of the 52nd
wedding = anniversary of
Mr. and Mrs. Raymond
Gunton.
Mrs. Kenneth Williams
is home after a stay as a
medical patient in Tyler
Memorial Hospital in
Tunkhannock.
Douglas Mills, a former
the Dallas Christian
Academy, was a recent
guest speaker at the
Independent Bible Church
of Noxen.
Members of Noxen
Independent Bible Church
have completed plans for
‘Neighborhood Bible
Time,” which will be held
next week at the church.
Rev. Jerry Tallent is
pastor.
Members of Ruggles
United Methodist Church
honored these 1982
graduates of Lake-
Lehman High School at
services recently: Cyn-
thia Rood, Ronnie Swire,
Charles Austin, Jr. and
Congratulations are ex-#
tended to Miss Nancy Vic-#
tor, daughter of Rev. ange
Mrs. Jacob Victor, whe
was graduated wit
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Club has suspended its bi
weekly dinner meetings:
KINGSTON TOWNSHIP
A Dallas was uninjured
last Wednesday when the
car she was driving was
struck by an unknown
vehicle at the intersection
of Route 309 and Car-
verton Road in Trucks-
ville. Mary Dower, RD 1,
Dallas was traveling
north on Route 309 at
about 8:30 p.m. An eye-
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witness verified her ac-
count of the hit and run
and said the offending
vehicle continued on
Carverton Road without
stopping.. Kingston
Township Police Sgt.
William Pugh investi-
gated.
There was no injuries
when a Swoyersville
stop sign on Mt. Zion Road
and ran broadside into a
passing vehicle on Eighth
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Kingston, Township
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complaint of criminal
mischief at the West-
moreland Elementary
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incident was reported by
Kenneth Raphael, a
janitor at the school.
Damage included 18 vent
pipes ripped off the roof.
Stones were piled against
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A .22 caliber, H&R
revolver, has been
reported stolen from a
bedroom trunk at the
residence of Harry Brill,
200 N. Main St., Shaver:
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Police Chief Paul Sabal
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State dog man will bé
available to help in the
arrest of owners of free-
roaming dogs. He also
noted residents should
take care not to leave beer
kegs on their porches. A
number of complaints
have been made that
these have been taken.
Empty beer kegs can be
returned for deposit
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