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1982-83 SERIES
September 24, 1982
October 15, 1982
November 12, 1982
April 29, 1983
John and Joann Ennis, Department of Eng
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King's College.
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If you have ever thought about attending:
college, but as yet have not enrolled, plan to
attend our Get Acquainted Night. The evening is
like to become part-time learners while working
full-time jobs.
The Program will be held Thursday, September
9 at 7:00 p.m. Academic Advisors and the Career
Counselor will be available to address your needs
and questions. Information will also be available
about degree and certificate programs, financial
aid, and course offerings.
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Earn College Credit
for Life Experience
The Gateway Adult Program awards credit for
college level learning acquired from work ex-
perience, volunteer service, and training
programs. Creditable learning must be defined
and documented in a portfolio prepared by the
adult with the guidance of the Program Director.
receive a free brochure, call:
Dr. Edmund Napieralski, Director
Center for Independent Learning
Telephone: 826-5900, Ext. 715
WORKSHOP
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an inescapable reality of life. it can ¢
situations, : fami
time pressure. The | of this workshop
will be to show ror methods of
dealing with the various kinds of stress.
The seminar Wilf :
adjourn at 4:30 p.m.
Presenter will be Dennis C. Gold,
Ph.D., Assistant Professor of Psychology
at King’s College and a licensed psychol-
ogist in the State of pa.
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Back Country -
| their home Friday b
evening for members of
Women of East Dallas
have completed workona Northmoreland Baptist
beautiful quilt that will be Church. A
sold to the highest bidder Bonnie Reeves’ family
at the annual Fall entertained a nice group
Festival to be held of Senior Youth members
Saturday, Sept. 11, from of Northmoreland Baptist -
10 a.m. to 4 p.m. ath the Church at a picnic
church. There will be
something to satisfy
everyone’s wants and
needs including plants,
produce, a bake sale,
refreshments, games and
a flea market. Those
home.
attended the open house
held Sunday afternoon at
desiring a table at theflea and Gloria Rought of
market are asked to call Centermoreland on their
either 675-4942 or 675-3010. silver wedding an- -
Carol Eyet is chairlady of niversary. Flowers on the =
the Fall Festival with
Robert Eyet as co-
chairman.
This is the weekend for
the first annual benefit
bazaar and auction of the
young Northmoreland
Township Volunteer Fire
ning’s worship service in
Centermoreland United
Methodist Church were
placed there in their
honor.
UM Church and the ad-
Company. Friday ministrative council will
evening, the winner of the meet Wednesday evening,
‘Miss Northmoreland Sept. 1, at 7 at the church.
Volunteer Fire Company
Queen’ will be announced
after a parade of fire
companies and other
floats, followed by a
fireworks display and
music for dancing by the
Country Troubadours
under the direction of Ron
Schoonover. Auction will
be held Saturday starting
at 10 a.m. Charles Goble,
fire company president,
and Rick Farr, fire chief,
Church will meet Thur-
7:30 at the church.
Highlight of the Family
Night picnic held Friday
at the Hank Rowlands
residence in Cen-
termoreland proved to be
Sheila Weidner and their
new daughter, Rebecca,
who was born earlier this
extend an invitation to all month in Nesbitt
Back Mountain folk to Memorial Hospital,
attend the benefit affair. Kingston.
Friends of Mrs. Layiah
Martin will be glad to
learn she came home
Saturday from Nesbitt
Memorial Hospital,
Kingston, where she had
undergone foot surgery.
Mrs. Alverta Barnard,
mother of Mrs. Michael
Apaliski, is a medical
patient in Room 477 at
Wilkes-Barre General
Hospital.
Jeffrey Howell, son x |
A half dozen trophies
will be awarded parade
participants including
these divisions: newest
pumper; oldest pumper
still in service; largest
representation of
auxiliary marchers; best
flowat; fire company
traveling the farthjest
distance and for the last
piece of equipment to
leave the fire company
grounds. Rev. and Mrs. James
Assisting with the Howell of Cen
auction and bazaar are termoreland, enrolled last
these committee chair- Weekas a freshman at the
men: auction, Guy Baptist ‘Bible" College at
Peters; floats, parade, Clarks Summit.
Wilmer Faux; food, Mr. and Mrs. Laird
women’s group; con- Murtoff and daughters
struction, stands, Gary Penny and Kim of Gard-
Storey. ners, Pa. were Wed-
Mr. and Mrs. Henry nesday guests of Rev. and
Rowlands hosted a large Mrs. James Howell,
Family Night picnic at Centermoreland.
Celebration Sunday
at Huntsville Church
On Aug. 29, the Huntsville United Methodist Church
will participate in what has been designated ‘‘Cele-
bration Sunday’. There will be a special litany based on
message for children and the music for the service wi
feature soloist, T. Doyle Leverett. Leverett is well-known
in the community for his performing and directing at the
Music Box Playhouse Theater in Swoyersville. He has
also sung in oratorios, is soloist with the First Presby-
terian Church choir in Wilkes-Barre, and has performed
9:30 a.m. Rev. Harriet L. Santos is pastor.
* GRADUATE AND PART-TIME
"UNDERGRADUATE PROGRAM
FALL TERM REGISTRATION
Thursday, August 26—8:30 A.M.-8:00 P.M.
Friday, August 27 —8:30 A.M.-8:00 P.M.
(Parrish Hall, Second Floor)
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