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DR. MAHMOUD FAH-
MY, Wilkes College
Director of Continuing
Education, will spend
position of director of
graduate programs at
both positions in January,
A 1980 graduate of
Lake-Lehman High
School, Miss Havrilla is
Len DeLeur had been in
the business a long time
and had seen sufficient
problems to convince him
there had to be a better
way. After substantial re-
search, DeLeur found a
more economical way of
providing auxiliary heat
in the home without the
dangers inherent in the
average woodburning
way, Dallas. Although he
remains a masonary con-
tractor, a job he has been
years old, DeLeur opened
the shop in the interest of
educating the public.
Some of the advantages
of a non air-tight system
are zero clearance from
walls, an air-insulated
stove has commanded
much more popular atten-
tion due to the prolifer-
ation of dealers.
“A lot of dealers sell
stoves to make big bucks,
and they do,”’ said
DeLeur. “This business is
a sideline for me, so I can
concentrate on my
primary goal which is
safety. The numbers of
use. The catalytic heater,
again, an American-made
product, uses natural or
bottled gas and ° burns
almost 100 percent ef-
ficient.
‘““As with the wood
burner, there is too much
room for human error
with kerosene heaters,”
said DeLeur. ‘They've
already been outlawed in
according to DeLeur.
The proprietor of
DeLeur Masonry, ‘Back
to Basics,’”” in Dallas
recounts his experience in
the field as coming from
at least two generations
before him. “My father
and grandfather were
masons in Holland.”
He came to the United
States when he was three
«
stove. jacket ‘which keeps the chimney fires and other 2 Y :
tq them all.” h exterior cool, air move- problems is proof that Several states. years old and lived in a
Iveseenthemall, 1 . ment by circulation people need to be The catalytic heater number of places while
explained. “And I've seen
too many improper in-
stallations causing pro-
blems. I knew there had to
be something a little
safer. Something
public wouldn’t be afraid
of.”
What DeLeur found
were the non air-tight
woodburners which he
now markets from his
shop on Memorial High-
rather than suction and a
minimum of loss through
the chimney. DeLeur sells
Fuego fireplace inserts,
free standing stoves and
coal units. The units are
made in Connecticut and
have been rated number
one in heatability by
testors at Auburn Univer-
sity. Although they have
been in existence about 10
years, the woodburning
educated with regard to
wood burning.”
DeLeur also has
reservations about the
ever-popular kerosene
heater, and has found an
alternative to it as well.
The catalytic gas heater,
made by Warm Morning,
serves the same space
heating purpose as the
kerosene, but is less
expensive and safer to
requires no loading, has
its own starter, and emits
no odor or film into the
atmosphere. It is also
made to shut off auto-
matically if its burn inter-
feres with oxygen levels
in the house.
Although the catalytic
heater costs about the
same as a kerosene
heater, to purchase, its
running cost is about half.
his father worked. The
family settled at Harveys
Lake while DeLeur was
still in high school and,
aside from a four year
stint in the Navy, he has
worked locally since. He
has been employed by
area wood and coal stove
dealers and installed a
good number of their
stoves in the Back
Mountain.
Education Director’s
responsibilities will in-
clude direction of the
students’ respective fields
of study. The students will
also receive academic
the job for one year
following the resignation
of collector Vern Prit-
active in college life at $58,000 Cooperative credits for their en- chard. Castellani has a
next year as a consultant 1984, after a year’s sab- Wilkes College. She is a Education Planning and deavors. strong secretarial back-
~ in Qatar, a tiny, oilrich batical. He also is resident assistant in Implementation ~~ Grant ground and has worked in
country in the Arabian resigning his seat on the Miner Hall, is associated received by College David L. Tressler, a number of government
Gulf. é
Fahmy will spend the
year as a consultant to the
Dallas School Board.
Fahmy has held the seat
since 1980 and served as
president of the board
with the Big Brother-
Sister wing, a part of the
Bridge program. She also
is a member of ‘the
Misericordia from the
United States Department
of Education. Alexander’s
chairman of the board
and chief executive of-
ficer of Northeastern
agencies over past years.
James Speigel of Berk-
heimer Associates will
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education department at position also includes Bank of Pennsylvania assist in training the new
_ the University of Qatar in during 1982. student council and is some teaching within the announced that the board collector in her duties.
_ the city of Doha. The job vice-president of the Division of Business at the of directors approved the
= includes advising officials MISS SUSAN Psychology Club at local institution. He will promotion of RICHARD. NAVY MACHINIST'S |
« of ways to revamp their HAVRILLA, daughter of Wilkes. She is also an work with the faculty W.WEBSTER, Dallas, at MATE SRD CLASS DALE
. education program, Mr. and Mrs. Edward assistant in the college’s members within the its Dec. 15 meeting.
Havrilla of Jackson
finance office.
business administration,
Webster was advanced
L. BOICE, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Elmer G. Boice, Rte.
- university and com- Township, was named to foods and nutrition, from group vice = 1, Noxen, has returned
- munity, starting a con- the dean’s list at Wilkes CHRISTOPHER AL- merchandising and president, to senior vice from a deployment to the
. tinuing education depart- College in Wilkes-Barre, EXANDER, Wilkes- radiologic technology president and group Mediterranean Sea. He is
~ ment and developing a where she is a junior, Barre resident, has been : programs. The joint effort ~~ manager. a crew member aboard
master’s program. pursuing a bachelor of named the Cooperative Christopher Alexander by the director and the He joined Northeastern the amphibious assault |
Fahmy had recently science degree in Education Director for faculty members will Bank Aug. 13, 1979 as ship USS Guam, home
been appointed to the psychology. College Misericordia. Announcement was made Alexander was formerly include setting up paid regional vice president, ported in Norfolk, Va.
recently by Joseph R.
Fink, College
Misericordia president.
an Admissions Counselor
at the College.
The Cooperative
with
within
firms,
the
Luzerne County, Com-
Prior to joining the bank,
Webster was an assistant
of Pittsburgh National
JANICE CASTELL-
ANI, 369 Harris Hill Road,
Guam crewmembers
were presented the Navy
Unit Commendation by
the Commandant of the
Marine Corps, Gen.
Robert Barrow for their
Bank’s Sewickley Office. participation in the
Spread He attended Toe ay peacekeeping efforts.
College and is a graduate = American dignitaries
the Word... of Stonier Graduate such as of
School of Banking, Defense Kaspar Wein-
Rutgers University. berger and Special U.S.
1 ' Webster and his wife, Envoy Philip Habib were
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