Twenty community
leaders are serving as
team captains for the 1983
Boy Scout Sustaining
Explorer Posts; along
with almost 100 com-
munity organizations that
are chartered to use the
Northeast Communic-
ation; Russell Lackie,
retired businessman;
Donald Lasoski, Olympic
First Eastsern Bank;
Richard Saul, RA. Saul
Agency; Rodney Sennett,
Merrill Lynch; Dr.
scouting program.
The team captains who
will help make this
happen include: Al Boris;
according to Chairman
Tom Jacobs of Boscov's .
| Membership Campaign,
i Department Store.
Jacobs explained that t Joseph Durako, Com-
hese leaders will help monwelath Telephone;
make it possible for the Dennis Garvey, Kidder
Penn Mountains Council Peabody; Bruce Gover,
to support Tiger Cub Northeastesrn Bank;
Groups, Cub Scout Packs, Robert Hallet, Moun-
Boy Scout Troops, and taintop; Jack Krogulski,
TALENT AUCTION--Wyoming Seminary will hold its
10th Annual Talent Auction on Saturday, April 30, at 5
p.m. in the Pettebone-Dickson Student Center, Maple
Avenue, Kingston. The auction which attracts hundreds
of alumni, parents, students, faculty and friends of
Wyoming Seminary features handicrafts, food
specialties, paintings, services, dinners, entertainment,
Pools; George Lister,
Times Leader; Ron
Maturi, Graham's Office
Andrew Shaw, Wilkes
College; Mike Thomas,
Blue Cross; Mike Towers;
Supply; Joseph Moore, Barbara Wedemeyer,
M.E. Moore & Son; Jay Franklin’s Family
Niskey, Bowman Restaurants.
Petroleum; Frank Jacobs hosted a break-
Paczewski, Franklin's fast kickoff on Wed-
Family Restaurant; Tom pegday, April 6 at
Peeler, First Eastern
Boscov’s Baron Room for
Bank; Bob Richardson,
Lawrence, chairman; and Barbara Killian, co-
chairman. Standing are Greg Myers, Judy Mainwaring,
Tina Menn, Jacqueline Williams, Carole Burak, Joe
Geist, Mary Parente, Joan Churnetski and Loretta
Bufalino.
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captains and their teams
of five enrollers.
Enrollment is held
among alumni, members,
parents and friends of
scouting in order to
provide operating funds
for the Penn Mountains
Council and its Camp
Acahela. It is the single
largest source of income
for the Council, beyond
the Wyoming Valley
United Way. :
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Mr. and Mrs. Thomas
Sauriders of Reservoir
Road, Dallas announce
the engagement of their
daughter Diana Lynn to
Wayne Bryan Ide, son of
Mr. and Mrs. David Ide,
Dallas.
Miss Saunders is a
graduate of Dallas High
School and is currently
employed at Vitamin,
World, Wyoming Valley
Mall.
Mr. Ide is a graduate of
Lake-Lehman High
School and is currently
employed at Native
Textiles, Dallas.
The wedding will take
place on August 27 at the
home of Mr. and Mrs.
Gilbert Ide, Dallas.
Residents
Celebrate
The Meadows Apart
ments celebrated St.
Patrick’s Day with a
buffet supper.
Irish songs were
presented by the
“Meadowlarks,’’ followed
by group singing.
On March 24, an Easter
dinner was catered by the
Regency. Traditional
decorations and favors
were made by the
residents. The religious
theme was centered on
the fireplace with a vase
of palms and lilies.
An Easter eg> hunt was
conducted after the
dinner tollcived by a
programn oi Laster music
presented by the
“Meadowlarks
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