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~ Congratulations to the
women who were recently
elected officers for the
Association for Retarded
Citizens of Luzerne County
(ARC). Ellen Campbell
was elected president;
Joan Felty, first vice-pres-
ident; Marie Yamrus,
second vice-president; Peg
_ Sorber, secretary and Dor-
othy Tribus, treasurer.
ARC is an organization
dedicated to helping ‘‘spe-
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tive, happy lives. Many
residents have benefitted
from the endeavors of this
active organization.
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Martha Isbell and Ster-
ling Machell have
announced they will be
joined in marriage on July
16 in Lois Perkins Chapel
on the Southwestern Uni-
versity Campus.
Sterling is the son of
Jerry and Jan Machell,
Sterling Avenue, Dallas.
Martha, a resident of
Austin, Texas, is the
daughter daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. James A. Isbell,
Jr.
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Best wishes to the fol-
lowing couples who were
recently married: Ann
Marie and Stanley Wes-
lowski, Amy Louise and
Kenneth Richard Mac-
Nulty, Charlene Alicia and
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James Garfield Sickler,
Jr., Anne and John Kes-
sler, Roseanne and Frank
Savage, and Flora and
Michael Biglow.
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Delighted over the latest
additions to their families
are Eva and Jeffrey
Cragle, Marla and Robert
Shonk, Virginia and John
Bucha, Deborah and Jef-
frey Katra, Priscilla and
John Liput, Lori and
Wilson Reakes, Alice and
Alvie Sutton, Kathryn and
Stanley Joseph, Leona and
Stephen Dudascik and
Carole and Ronald
Edwards. Congratulations!
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Kristen Borthwick,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Thomas Borthwick,
recently enjoyed a visit
with her grandmother
Mrs. Alice Borthwick,
Pioneer Avenue, Shaver-
town. Kristen and her
family live in Tennessee.
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Airman David Hall,
grandson of Myrtle
Rogers, RD 2, Dallas, has
been assigned to Sheppard
Air Force Base, Texas
after completing his basic
Air Force training.
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Best of luck to Marian
Slutzker who has been
named Therapeutic Recre-
ation Director for the
Meadows Nursing Center,
Dallas. Marian previously
served as director of ther-
apeutic recreation of the
New Orleans Home for
Jewish Aged.
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Best of luck to the fol-
lowing newly engaged cou-
ples: Dave Alberola and
Mary Jo Olszyk; Robin
Templin .and Ronald
Hysick; Ingrid Grace
Fries and Brian Edward
Bowers; Jennifer Menzel
and Thomas Reese.
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Leo F. Mohen was
installed as president of
the Wilkes-Barre Rotary
last Thursday. Installation
took place at a dinner at
Irem Temple Country
Club. A member of the
club since 1955, Leo has
served as an officer and
board member.
Anyone who knows Leo
knows that he is a commu-
nity oriented guy, devoting
many hours to various
organizations. Leo and his
wife Rose live in Oak Hill.
Congratulations Leo!
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Lois Hannegin, Country
Club Road, was named
secretary of the Dallas
Township Zoning Hearing
Board at a reecent meet-
ing.
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