x : Dallas Area Federated
"(Womans Club will hold
‘its third annual Scholar-
“ship Fashion Show, Oct.
Junior High School.
The Fashion Show, pre-
-sented by Boscov's of
Wilkes- Barre will be high-
lighted by professional
i “models . wearing the
“newest in fall and winter
“attire. Commentary will
be by the Director of
‘Public Relations’ and
, Special Events from
,Boscov’s.
A new feature this year,
. will be dessert and coffee,
“catered by Coscia’s,
". immediately following the
fr
presentation. This is
scheduled in the price of
the tickets. Proceeds
from the show will be allo-
cated for the Scholarship
Fund of the Dallas Area
Federated Woman’s Club.
Any deserving student in
the Dallas area is eligible
to apply through their
guidance counselors for
this aid to attaining their
educational goals. The
Woman's Club has given a
total of five awards in the
past years.
Tickets are on sale at
Joseph Maniskas Beauty
Salon, Dallas; the fourth
floor Courtesy Desk at
Boscov’s, Wilkes-Barre,
and from any club
member. Tickets can also
be purchased at the door
the night of the fashion
show.
Mrs. Charles Puckey is
serving as chairman of
the fashion show assisted
by Mrs. Gerald Taylor,
co-chairman. Other
committee members
include Mrs. John Lyons
and Mrs. Carl Nagy,
tickets; Mrs. Fred
Kwasnik and Mrs. Frank
Savage, programs; Mrs.
William Roman and Mrs.
William Lipo, publicity;
Mrs. Robert Richardson,
refreshments and Mrs.
Richard Webster, posters.
MDA offers
flu shots
C Greater Northeastern
PA Area Chapter of the
Muscular Dystrophy
‘Association (MDA) is
| offering free anti-
; influenza inoculations
l again this year to patients
who have muscular
dystrophy or related
neuromuscular diseases
covered by the Associa-
tion's programs. Children
and adults afflicted with
neuromuscular disorders
8, should receive flu shots
f «annually, as medically
prescribed.
. The Fine Arts Com-
mittee of the Shavertown
United Methodist Church
presents its Concert
Series of Fall of 1982-
Spring 1983.
The Fine Arts Com-
mittee’s goals are to bring
he arts - theatre, dance,
rt and music to the
hurch and surrounding
ommunities. Its mem-
bers include Alice Borth-
wick, Lois Cook, Helen
Earles, Gloria Miller,
Doris Parsons, Shirley
. Smith, Joan Williams, the
Rev. James A. Wert and
Brian W. Davey, music
director of the church.
The Concert Series has
a monthly program. The
first is Oct. 17, at 7:30
p.m. with Music for Voice
& Organ, featuring Mark
VanValin, baritone and
Brian Davey, organist.
at 7:30 p.m.
Advent Lessons and
Carols, with the combined
choirs of First Presby-
terian Church, Wilkes-
Barre and Shavertown
UM Church; Myron Leet
and Brian Davey,
directors. Jan. 30, at 4
p.m., Heroic Music For
Trumpet and Organ,
Steven Gillenwaters,
organ and Brian Davey,
trumpet. Gillenwaters is a
doctorate student in organ
performance at
Manhattan School of
Music in New York City.
On March 6, at 4 p.m.,
Keith - Chapman, organ
virtuoso and head
organist at the famed
Wanamaker organ, the
largest organ in the
world, will perform.
April 10, at 7:30 p.m., a
program of Music For
Eastertide, featuring
Rev. Harriet Santos, one
of the valley’s finest
sopranos, presenting a
cantata for sole high
voice, “Way to
Emmaus’’, by Wein-
berger. May 22, at 7:30
p.m., a third Spring
Concert, ‘‘Schubert Mass
in G”’, for orchestra,
soloist and concert choir
and the “Poulenc Organ
and Concerto in G
Minor”.
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The program for the
October concert includes
music of Bach, Dupre,
handel, Hebble and
Vierne. Mark will also
sing two negro spirituals,
A joint dinner meeting
of the Wellesley Groups of
Lehigh Valley, Reading
and Northeastern Penn-
sylvania was held
Thursday, Sept. 23, at the
Holiday Inn-East,
Bethelehem.
Speaker was Nannerl
Overholser Keohane, 11th
president of Wellesley
College, who addressed
an enthusiastic group of
Wellesley College
alumnae and guests,
which included Helen
O’Bannon, Secretary of
Welfare of the Common-
wealth of Pennsylvania;
Dr. David Ellis, president
of Lehigh University and
Dr. Peter Likens,
president of Lafayette
College.
Dr. Keohane, who is the
third Wellesley alumna to
hold that post, spoke of
the challenges of a liberal
arts college in today’s
world. She has returned to
her Alma Mater after 20
yers of academic service
at Stanford University,
Swarthmore College and
the University of Pennsyl-
vania, and holds a con-
Births
Mr. and Mrs. Lance
Wills ‘of 1929 Overbrook
Road, Hatfield, announce
the birth of a son, Thomas
Charles, on Sept. 25 at
North Penn Hospital,
Lansdale. They also have
a daughter, Debra, 31.
years of age. Mrs. Willis
is the former Barbara
Tyrell of Shavertown.
Paternal grandparents
are Mr. and Mrs. Stanley
Wills, Shavertown..
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Mr. and Mrs. Joseph
James Canfield, II, of 445
N. Gates Ave., Kingston,
announce the birth of a
son Joseph James Can-
field, III, Sept. 28, 9:12
p.m. at Nesbitt Memorial
Hospital, Kingston.
Mr. Canfield is for-
merly of Dallas. Mrs.
Canfield is the former
Christine Suda of Larks-
ville.
Paternal grandparents
are Mr. and Mrs. Joseph
James Canfield of
Highland = Boulevard,
Dallas. Maternal grand-
mother is Mrs. Agnes
Suda of Larksville.
Dallas Unico is holding
its annual Spaghetti
Supper, Oct. 21, at the
Gate of Heaven
Franklin = Township
Volunteer Fire Company
will hold an auction, Oct.
16. The purpose of this
auction is to raise money
for the new tank truck. It
is a cause that will be of
benefit to all residents-it
is something that is
needed for the adequate
protection of all
properties and lives.
Donations will be
greatly appreciated and
can be brought to the fire
1675-2500
Auditorium, Dallas, from
4 to 5 p.m. Takeouts will
be available. Thereafter 5
to 8, dinner will be served
on an ‘‘all you can eat
house or will be picked up
if residents contact any
member of the fire
company. This will be a
great chance for people to
clean out their attics and
support their fire com-
pany as well.
your wedding with
beautiful flowers.
‘basis’’, including rolls,
salad and desserts.
Tickets are available
from Unico members, or
can be purchased at the
door. Cost is $4.00 for
adults, $2.00 for children.
Proceeds are donated to
charity. Drawing for a
basket of cheer containing
over 20 bottles will be
held.
Chairman is William
Falzone. Everyone is
cordially invited.
“Deep River’ and ‘‘Can’t
Hear Nobody Pray’,
arranged by Burleigh.
The concert is free, child
care will be provided.
There will be a reception
following.
All concerts will be held
at the Shavertown United
Methodist Church, 163
North Pioneer Ave.,
Shavertown.
current = position of
professor of political
science at Wellesley.
Present officers of the
Northeastern = Pennsyl-
vania Wellesley Group
are Mrs. Stanley Dvies,
Dallas, president; Mrs.
Robert Kerr, Wilkes-
Barre, past president;
Mrs. Eugene Monick,
Glenburn, president-el-
ect; Mrs. David Philbin,
Clarks Summit, secre-
tary-treasurer; Mrs.
Frank Anderson, Sweet
Valley, membership:
Mrs. Keen Cornell, Bear
Creek, development; Dr.
Linda Mascetti, Drums,
admissions and Mrs.
Robert L. Stevens, Tunk-
hannnock, publicity.
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