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By JOAN KINGSBURY
Post Correspondent
When school is out for
the summer, one question
hangs heavy on the minds
of kids everywhere -
“What is there to do?”
Mary Lou Swingle and her
daughters, Cathy Anne
Berkey and Michele
Hogans, can provide both
you and your child with a
variety of craft projects.
This. mother-daughter
team own and operate
Grannie Annie’s Craits
located on North Main
Street in Shavertown.
During July, Grannie
Annie’s will hold Classes
for Kids. The classes will
be: held July 6, 13 and 20
with: two sessions a day.
The morning session runs
from 10 a.m. to noon while
the afternoon class is from
2 p.m. to 4 p.m.
Members of the classes
will paint woodalls, toaster
tongs and. frisbies. Each
class will cost $5, which
includes all supplies. Lim-
ited registration is being
accepted by calling Gran-
nie Annies at 675-1311.
Mary Lou, Cathy Anne
and Michele carry a full
line of supplies in their
shop including yarn,
macrame cord, beads,
rings, Susan Bates floss
and fabric for counted
cross stitch. They carry all
necessary needlework sup-
plies; kits for crewel,
cross stitch, counted cross
stitch, needlepoint as well
as plastic canvas, quilling
supplies, sticky frames,
pom poms, eyes and all
general craft supplies.
Instruction books for
crafts and needlework are
also available.
Some new additions to
the shop are the boutique
baseball bats, roller
skates, frogs, turtles, flow-
‘ers, hammer, pliers.
Since all three women
have always enjoyed work-
ing with crafts, it was just
natural for them to go into
business when the oppor-
tunity arose. Once fall
approaches, they will be
even busier getting ready
for seminars for Girl Scout
Leaders and Den Mothers.
At these seminars various
projects will be presented,
with leaders having the
opportunity to make
arrangements to purchase
supplies for the project
that appeals to them, then
pick the needed items up
when the project time
arrives.
Grannie Annie’s gives a
discount to all non-profit
organizations. If anyone
desires to learn how to do
a specific craft or kind of
needlework, just call as
either Mary Lou, Cathy
Anne or Michele will be
able to give instructions.
Mary Lou says that the
three of them can teach
just about any craft or
type of needlework one
would like to learn.
When not operating the
shop, Mary Lou serves as
second vice-president of
the board of Penn’s Woods
Girl Scouts, and as church
school superintendent of
the Shavertown United
Congratulations to Joan
Felty of Dallas who was
presented the ‘‘Advocate
of the Year” award at the
30th anniversary dinner of
the Association for
Retarded Citizens. The
award was given for the
first time by the organiza-
tion for dedication and
efforts in advocating for
the appropriate education
for each school-age child
to meet his or her special
needs.
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A warm welcome. to
Paul and Ronne:r Kurlan:
cheek who will open their
second furniture show-
way, on June 23. The Kur-
lancheeks,« a brother
sister-team, will move into
ture showroom. Dick Hunt-
singer is store manager.
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Best wishes to the fol-
lowing couples who were
recently married: Mr. and
Mrs. James F. McAvoy
and Mr. and Mrs. Michael
Miller.
Mrs. McAvoy is the
former Lynn Marie Sher-
man of Laflin. Following a
wedding trip to Williams-
burg, Virginia and Flor-
ida, the McAvoys are
residing in Kingston.
Mrs. Miller, Dr. Debra
Ann Thompson, and her
husband are residing in
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dent physician in the
Family Medicine Program
at Baptist Medical Center.
Michael is a fourth-year
medical student at the
University of Health Sci-
ences, Kansas City, Mo.
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Lisa Twardowski,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Bernard Twardowski,
Shavertown, recently per-
formed before celebrities
Conrad Bain and Lillian
Gish at the Players Club,
~Gramacy Park, New York
“City. A” grade of the
American Academy of
Dramatic "Arts and a
member ‘of the Acting
Dallas, dean of manage-
ment at Wilkes College,
recently served as moder:
ator for a session on fiscal
affairs at the annual con-
ference of the Association
of the PA Municipal Man-
agers, held at State Col-
lege. | :
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Rejoicing over the birth
of new arrivals this week
Oh, Donna and Charles
Coslett, Ralph and Carol
Flowers, Marion and
David Rogers, “Susan. and
had boys ame Cliff and
Lucy Jones, Wendy and
Thomas "Martin, and John
and Kathleen Manly Jho
Lycoming College and has
studied with Dorothy Sals-
burg.
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The following couples
recently announced their
engagements: Nora
Barlow and Scott Frick;
Irene Diane Lucas and Dr.
Lawrence Joseph Kansky,
Jr.; Kathy McManus and
Lawrence Moretti, Jr.
Dr.
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Lolly Larkins and Col-
leen Lankwarden, L & L
Creations, Inc., recently
displayed their plaques at
the Nesbitt June Festival.
L & L Creations, Inc.
reproduces original wed-
ding invitations, gradua-
tion diplomas and other
important documents on
brass plaques, creating an
attractive permanent
keepsake.
sx Wedding?
Call or write the
Dallas Post
P.O. Box 366, Dallas, Pa. 18612
675-5211 or 825- 6868
Methodist Chureh. She is
also a member of the
administrative board and
council of ministries of the
church. She and her hus-
band, Elwood, have five
children, John, Cathy Ann,
Tom, Michele and Ken.
Elwood and Mary Lou live
in Shavertown.
Cathy Anne does some
craft designing as well as
craft work. She is
employed at Daring’s
Market and also sews all
her own clothes. She and
her husband, Robert, live
in Shavertown.
Michele teaches aerobic
dancing and. jazzersize for
Luzerne County Commu-
nity College. She and her
husband, Richard, live in
Shavertown with their
daughter, Kim, who is 4
years old.
Obviously, three women
who operate a business
from 10 am. to 5 p.m.
Monday through Saturday
and then participate in
community endeavors and
hold other jobs besides are
very busy. This, however,
does not change the fact
that all three love to cook.
For our readers who would
like to whip up delicious
meals in record time, the
staff of Grannie Annie's
has provided three great
meals - Mary Lou’s Roast
Beef Dinner, Taco Salad, a
favorite at Cathy Anne's
house; and Michele
Hogans’ Grilled London
Broil.
GRILLED LONDON
BROIL
Michele Hogans
1 London broil
1 c. terriyaki sauce meat
marinade
garlic powder
pepper
Rub London broil with
pepper. Sprinkle with
garlic powder. Place in a
container with a tight fit-
ting lid. Pour in marinade.
Let stand 8 hours or over-
night. Heat grill. Grill on
both sides about 15 min-
utes per side. Slice across
grain.
TACO SALAD
Cathy Berkey
1 1b. lean ground beef
1 pkg. Taco seasoning mix
shredded lettuce
chopped tomatoes
shredded cheddar cheese
toasted corn flavored chips
" Prepare meat and taco
sauce as directed on pack-
age. Layer lettuce, tomato
and cheese in individual
large salad bowls. Top
with meat sauce. Serve
with chips. For very mild
sauce brown ground beef,
drain, stir in catsup and a
very small amount of
water until saucy.
For extra fast supper
prepare meat sauce in the
microwave.
ROAST BEEF DINNER
Mary Lou Swingle
3/4 1b. beef roast (rump,
eye, sirloin tip)
1 pkg. onion soup mix
1» ¢. water
6 potatoes
1 Ib. carrots (baby ones if
available or use frozen)
% 1b. mushrooms
1 1b. green beans or 1 pkg.
frozen
Use slo-cooker. Start on
high (for about 2 hours)
then change to medium. If
there is no one home to
change the setting leave it
set on medium all day.
Don’t put the mushrooms
in until the last half hour
of cooking time.
Cathy Anne Berkey,
‘‘Grannie Annie's,’
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