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PAGE SIXTEEN THE DALLAS POST, WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 1, 1982
Mr. and Mrs. Raymond
Kuderka, Sr. of Orange,
entertained at a family
dinner Thanksgiving day.
Guests included their son-
in-law and daughter, Mr.
and Mrs. John Howe, and
children, and Mr. and
Mrs. Raymond Kuderka,
Jr. of Boothwyn, Pa. Mr.
and Mrs. Raymond
Kuderka, Jr., returned
Sunday after spending the
long holiday weekend
with young Ray’s parents.
Mr. and Mrs. Richard
Berlew and sons of
Orange returned Friday
after spending the
Thanksgiving holiday
with Dick’s Brother-in-
law and sister in Con-
necticut.
Mr. and Mrs. James
Giacomo and children
Maggie Lynn and
Christopher, of
Rochester, N.Y., spent
the holiday weekend with
Giacomo’s parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Raymond
Giacomo of Orange.
Thanksgiving Day was
a day for a family
gathering at the home of
and Mrs. Elmer
Reese, Sr. of Orange, who
had 16 guests for dinner.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert
Wood and children, Julie
and Denise, of Equinunk,
were holiday dinner
guests of Mrs. Wood's
parents, Rev. and Mrs.
Donald Walter of Cen-
termoreland.
Mrs: Charles B.
Townsend of Orange
spent the holiday with her
brother-in-law and sister,
Mr. and Mrs. Stephen
Lasco of Tunkhannock.
Supervisors of Franklin
Township will hold their
December mooting
Monday evening at 8 in
the basement of the
Orange United Methodist
Church. The 1983 town-
ship budget will come up
for first reading, as will a
determination on how the
1983 federal revenue
sharing funds of more
than $9,000 will be used.
Mr. ,and Mrs. Jack
Clarke and children, Erin
and Kim, of Mystic, Conn.
spent the holiday weekend
with Mrs. Clarke’s
brother-in-law and sister,
Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey
Townsend and family of
Orange.
Supervisors of Nor-
thmoreland Township will
meet Monday evening at 7
at the home of the board’s
secretary-treasurer, Mrs.
Bea Beatty, Rte. 292,
Centermoreland. The 1983
Northmoreland Township
budget. will come up for
first reading. Board
chairman Jack Husband
will preside.
Girl Scout troop 263 of
Centermoreland is having
an active time of it since
its reorganization in late
September. The girl
past two months included
a night of swimming at
the Tunkhannock ‘High
School pool; a Halloween
party in the Cen-
termoreland UM Charge
hall; a night at the movie
at Dietrich Theater in
Tunkhannock where the
scouts viewed the movie
“E.T.”, and investiture
and rededication service
at Centermoreland UM
Church hall; and a trip to
MacDonald’s at Mount
sauerkraut supper held
recently by Mountain
Grange Master Stanley
Krzanowski has ex-
pressed thanks and ap-
preciation to all those,
who assisted or attended
the affair. Proceeds will
go towards plumbing
some exotic birds. The
girl scouts also helped
serve at the interfaith
dinner sponsored by Inter
Faith at the Tunkhannock
Catholic Youth Center.
The troop meets Thur-
sday evenings at the
Centermoreland UM
Church hall. Troop repairs in the Grange
leaders are Mrs. Ama Hall. Mountain Grange
DeGraw, Mrs. ‘Gloria 567 will host the meeting
Rought and Mrs. Sharon of Pomona on Saturday
Dixon. evening, Dec. 11, at 8
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas when members of the
Williams of Lisbon Jackson Township
is in charge of reser. -
vations.
Churches of the Cen-:
termoreland UM Charge:
are cooperating in the’
annual Red Stocking#f
administered Sunday at
the morning worship
services of the three
United Methodist
Churches of the Cen- -
termoreland UM Charge,
Rev. Donald Walter, Appeal during December:
pastor, has announced. for the Methodist Hospital
Services on Sunday in the in Brooklyn, and the
three UM Churches of the =~ appeal for Lebanon,
Centermoreland Charge Which will take place
Sunday, Dec. 12.
Katie Marie Gross,
will be held at East
Dallas, 9 a.m.; Dymond
Y arnal
Zion where the scouts saw
Dr. James R. Yarnal
has joined the Geisinger
Medical Group in Wilkes-
Barre as an associate in
the group’s internal
medicine section. Dr.
| Yarnal’s specialty is
pulmonary diseases.
- Dr. Yarnal attained his
baccalaureate degree at
Lycoming College,
Williamsport, Pa. He
received his Ph.D. from
the Pennsylvania State
University, University
Park, Pa., and 'is''a
_| graduate of the College of
Osteopathic Medicine and
Surgery in Des Moines,
Iowa.
He completed a one-
year rotating internship
at Detroit Osteopathic
Hospital in Highland
Park, Michigan. Dr.
Yarnal served two ad-
ditional years there
completing his residency
in internal medicine. He
also completed a two-year
fellowship at the
Cleveland Clinic Foun-
datio, Ohio, in pulmonary
disease.
: Before joining’ the
Geiger T “Medical Group
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arre,- Dr.
Yarnal was’ an assistant
medicine at Michigan
State University College
of Osteopathic Medicine
in East Lansing,
Michigan.
Dr. Yarnal . will
maintain his office at the
Valley Medical Building
located adjacent to the
NPW Medical Center in
Plains Township.
Dr. Yarnal and his
family reside in
Shavertown.
professor of internal
Seidel
A Back Mountain
Specialist (CEBS) by the
International Foundation
of Employee Benefit Plan
and the Wharton School of
the University of Penn-
sylvania and joins. the
nationwide prestigious
group of 525 CEBS’s.
Seidel, a voice president
and trust officer, if head
of Employee Benefit
Trust Administration at
qualified for the
passing a series of 10
college-level national
examinations, covering
subjects most vital to the
employee benefit field
and attesting . high
standards of business and
professional conduct.
Registrants in the five-
year old program number
in excess of 11,000.
A 1970 graduate of
Wilkes College, Seidel
also was graduated from
the New York Bankers
Association Trust
Training. School at
assistant treasurer of the
Georgetown Settlement
Association.
Seidel, his wife,
Melinda, and children
David and Laura are
residents of Dallas.
Nackley
JOHN G. NACKLEY
was recently named
Director of Marketing of
Diamond Manufacturing
Company, according to
Charles D. Flack,
president. Nackley’s new
responsibilities include
the development of
corporate marketing
strategies and. policies
within the organization.
He was previously Field
Sales Manager at
Diamond.
A 1974 graduate of
King’s College, Nackley
resides in Dallas with his
wife, Dena, and
daughters, Kristen and
Nicole. He is a member of
St. Anthony’s Church in
Wilkes-Barre, and is past
‘president and chairman
of the board of the Knights
of Lebanon.
Diamond Consolidated
Industries Inc. currently
operates subsidiaries
Diamond Manufact:
Company in. Wyor
ind Lone Star Perfora
Company in Sagiuaw,
RICH CUNDIFF, son of
Mr. and ‘Mrs. Richard
Cundiff, Harveys Lake is
currently performing for
the Mansfield State
College cross country
team under head coach
Ed Winrow. The squad’s
seasonal record is 4-1.
Heights, Conn. returned
Sunday after spending the
‘holiday weekend with
Williams’ brother-in-law
and sister, Mr. and Mrs.
Richard Pavlovec of
Manor Drive.
Mr. and Mrs. George
Parrish of Carverton had
their two daughters, Lynn
and Leslie, home for the
holiday weekend.
Leslie, returned
Sunday after spending the
Thanksgiving recess at
home. Lynn, who is
associated with UGI
Corporation at Valley
Forge, also returned’ on
Sunday.
Grange will join for a
meeting with members of
the Carverton group.
Flowers on the altar for
Sunday morning’s ser-
vices at the East Dallas
United Methodist Church
were place there by Mr.
and Mrs. Russell Siley in
memory of Charles Siley
and Paul Scott.
Ladies Christian Class
of East Dallas United
Methodist Church will
hold their Christmas
Dinner meeting on
Thursday eveing, Dec. 9,
Dallas. Reservations
should be made by this
evening.
Communion will be
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Centermoreland, 11:15 and Mrs. Donald Gross,
a.m. III, of Mount Zion, was
United Methodist baptized at the morning
Women of Cen- worship service Sunday,
Nov. 1, in Mount Zion UM
Church. Rev. Dr. Allan
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Communion was ad-
ministered on Sunday.
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JOHN C. CRISPELL, son
of retired Army Lt. Col.
John P. and Mrs. Crispell
of RD 2, Lehman, has
been promoted in the U.S.
Air Force to the rank of
staff sergeant.
Crispell is a photo-
processing specialist at
Langley Air Force Base,
Va., with the 480th Recon-
naisance Technical
Group. He is a 1974
graduate of Bellows Free
Academy, St. Albans, Vt.
JUSTIN P. BERGMAN,
JR., Wyoming, was re-
cently elected vice
president of the board of
trustees at Wyoming
Seminary College
Preparatory School,
Kingston, according to
Dr. Wallace F. Stettler,
. president. ]
First elected to the
board in 1968, Bergman
This is the year of the ‘Collector Doll.” And as
the largest source of collectibles in the state you
would. expect us to have an impressive
collection. And we do! Authentic reproductions
of antiques—with porcelain heads, hands and
feet. And all delicately kand painted. Priced
from $10 to $350.
Above . . . a magnificent pair by the “House of
Global Arts.” A full 26 inches tali; velvet hand-
stitched clothing. And genuine leather shoes!
Kanarr, Harveys Lake, Each . .. $100.
who became a life trustee
member. He is a 1938
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Edwardsville, is
currently an invosanent
consultant.
In addition, re-elected
to their officer positions
were Richard L. Pearsall,
chairman; Marilyn :
Maslow; secretary, and ; :
Harry B. Schooley ’38, Special Jewelry:
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Thanksgiving Eve service
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