The Senior Citizens of
The Meadows Social Club
will sponsor a Spring Fes-
tival on May 20, at The
MeadowsApartments,
“Wallas from 10 am. to 8
p.m. All itmes are made
by the residents and
include original paintings
and prints, handmade arts
and crafts, handpainted
ceramics, and fresh home
baked goods. There will
also be rummage and attic
**Treasures’’ (Flea
Market). aati to
be sold include hot dogs,
pizza, soda andscoffee. The
Spring Festival is chaired
by Margaret Williams.
Parking is available. The
Meadows Apartments are
located opposite to the
main gate of College Mis-
ericordia. The Meadows is
a housing project for the
Elderly sponsored by The
The: G.F.W.C. Dallas
Junior Woman’s Club is
planning flea market
Sunday, June 12, rain date,
June 19, on the grounds of
Howard Isaacs car dealer-
ship, Memorial Highway,
Trucksville. Dealer spaces
are available to the public
and club members. Sale
hours are from 9 to 5.
For reservations or
information regarding the
flea market contact chair- Kane at 675-8729 or club
man Jane Marsola at 675- president Kathy Oravitz at
5882, co-chairman Linda 675-5631.
I'm your WELCOME WAGON Representative and my
basket is full of free gifts for the family. Plus lots of
helpful information on the special world of babies.
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—- Clerk of Courts: —
Al Szatkowski
— Recorder of Deeds —
Frank Castellino
— Treasurer —
Michael Morreale
— Coroner —
Dr. George Hudock
Primary Election
May 17, 1983
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Thursday, my son Billy
and I attended the
Mother’s Day Tea at Trin-
ity Nursery School. What a
lovely time we had. The
program. began with the
pledge to the flag followed
by a rendition of God Bless
America by the students
and parents. Somehow,
there’s nothing quite like
the sound of three and four
year olds singing.
Following several addi-
tional songs by the chil-
dren, a delicious lunch of
party sandwiches on pastel
bread, potato chips, cook-
ies, mints and punch was
served. The tables were
decorated with placemats
and teapot Mother’s Day
cards made by the chil-
dren. Each mother
received a begonia to take
home. Special thanks to
Mrs. Audrey Lockhart,
Mrs. Nancy Odell, Mrs.
Nancy Higgins and Mrs.
Sally Dodson for delightful
tea.
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Diane Watchulonis,
daughter of Charlotte and
Donald Watchulonis of
Elizabeth Street in Dallas
has been named to the 1982
edition of Outstanding
Young Women of America.
A graduate of College
Misericordia, Diane has
also been named to Who’s
Who Among Students in
American Universities and
Colleges. Diane is cur-
rently a MBA candidate at
Wilkes College.
DEMOCRATS
VOTE
Arlene
Joboleshe
Recorder of Deeds
Luzerne County
Congratulations Diane,
we are so happy for you!
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Last Saturday was quite
a day for my family. My
sister Nancy was married
to Gary Pesavento at a
lovely ceremony per-
formed by Pastor Lynn
Rothrock at St. Paul’s
Lutheran Church. Need-
less to say, the bride was
absolutely beautiful, the
groom handsome and the
attendants, including (all
my family, Nicole and
Nancy, junior brides-
maids, Billy, ring bearer,
Bill, usher, and myself
matron of honor) were
delighted to be a special
part of the day. Best
wishes for much happiness
Nancy and Gary!
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The Altar and Rosary
Society of Gate of Heaven
Church held a family
pasta dinner last Wednes-
day. The food was deli-
cious, the price affordable
and the dinner in general
ADVANCE
was a huge success. Com-
pliments to chairman
Madge Scruitsky, co-chair-
man Barbara Strazdus and
Altar and Rosary presi-
dent Janice Mattioli as
well as the ladies of Altar
and Rosary for a very nice
evening.
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Congratulations to
Sharon Lee Nemetz, Shav-
ertown and Larry J.
Strohl, Tunkhannock who
have announced their
engagement. The couple
will be married on June 25
in the Bennett Presbyter-
ian Church.
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Happy new parents cele-
brating the birth of chil-
dren this week are Judith
and Walter Hudzik, Susan
and Warren Heath, Jill
and Richard Tomek, par-
ents of sons and Carolann
and George Michaels,
Sharon and Joseph Rogan,
Roberta and Michael
Mayer, Lisa and Robert
Keefe and Christine and
Barry Pizzano who have
new daughters. Congratu-
lations!
CHARLES (Chuck) JESSE
Lever No. 6
Supervisor - Jackson Twp.
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